The Sun.
London, England, 1822-01-19 00:00:00

The Lord Bishop of Chichester, in Wigmore-street ; Co],
onel and Mrs. Harvey, in Somerset-street ; Colonel and Mrs.
Waters, in George-street, Hanover-square ; General Maitland,
in Bryanstone-square ; Mrs. Gambier, in Baker-street; Sir
John Powis, in Curzon-street,. May-fair; Viscount and Vis-
countess Newry, at Kirkham's Hotel, from Berry Hill, near
Maidenhead ; the Marquis of Worcester, in Grosvenor-square,
from Badminton, Gloucestershire; C. Greenwood, Esq., in
Audley-square, from Bagshot ; Hon. General Phipps, M.P.,
in Mount-street, from a tour ; Countess of Carhampton, in
Bruton-street, from Carhampton ; Lord Sandon, in Grosvenor-
square, from Sandon Hall, Staffordshire ; Colonel Dalrymple,
at Fenton's Hotel, from Surrey ; Viscount and Viscountess
Cranbourn, in St. James's-place, from Hatfield ; Sir Henry
and Georgiana Wellesley, in Curzon-street, from Hatfield ;
Hon. Mrs. Egerton, in St. James's Palace, from Windsor;.
Robert Heysham, Esq., at Hodgson's Hotel, from Hinton
Park, Hants.

DEPARTURES.—The Marquis of Londonderry, for his seat,
North Cray ; Dowager Lady Sherborne, for Berks ; Lord
Newhorough, from the British Hotel,, for Oxford; Earl and
Cougtess Verulam, for Gorhanlbury, Heats : Sir John Har-
lington, Bart., for Bognor Lodge, Sussex Earl. Talbot, for
Hatfield ; General Balfour, ,from_ Thonias's Hotel, on a tour;.
Colonel and Mrs. Murray, from ditto, for Bucks ; Colonel and
Mrs. Hyde, for Bath ; Mr. and Mrs.llamilierton, for Bath.

CnANGEs.—The Duke of Grafton, for Stoney Stratford,
'roan a tour; Mr. and Mrs. R. Atherstone, from Harrowgate,

For Bath.

BATH ARRIVALS.—Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells, Lady
C. D'Arcy, Lady Hankey, Lady Tara, Sir G. Collier, Sir J.
English, Sir G. Manners, Le Comte des Chapelles, Hon. Mr.
and Mrs. Berkeley Noel, Hon. Miss Noel—Dr. J. Brown—
Rear-Admiral Ballard, General Moore, Lieut.-General Wood,
Colonel Penny, Colonel Woodeforde, Lieut.-Colonel O'Neill,
Lieut.-Colonel Maclean, Major Bird, Major Symone, Major
Ditcharn, Captain Baker, Captain Bateman, Captain Pounder,
Captain Stolton, Captain Salmon—Rev. Mr. Davis, Rev. Mr.
Ford, Mr. Matthews, Rev. Mr. Turner, Rev. Mr. Willis.

The Earl of Liverpool left town yesterday in his coach•and
four, for his seat in Combe Wood.
Yesterday Lord Melville entertained most of the Cabinet Mi.
nisters, and a large party of distinguished personages with a
sumptuous dinner, at his house at the Admiralty.
Dowager Marchioness of Donegal entertained a select circle
last night at her house in Davies-street, Perkeley-square.
The Archbishop of Canterbury had a select party to dinner
yesterday, at Lambeth Palace.

JOHNSON AND MILLET.-When Dr. JOHNSON
first became acquainted with DAVID MALLET,
they once went to laugh away an hour at South-
wark Fair. At one of the booths where wild
beasts were exhibited to the admiring crowd, was a
very large bear, which the showman assured them
was cotched in the deserts of Russia. The bear
was muzzled, but to all the company, except
Johnson, he was surly and ill tempered. Of the
philosopher he seemed extremely fond. " How
is it," said one of the company, " that this sa-
vage animal is so attached to Mr. Johnson ?"
" From a very natural cause," replied Mallet ;
4C the bear is a Russian philosopher, and he knows
that Linnwas would have placed him in the same
class with the English moralist." •
Mr. DECAMP, the Manager at Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, has engaged Mr. BaAnA.At for six
nights at the Theatre-Royal in that town.—
Mr. PEARMAN is also engaged at the same
Theatre. his first performance was last Mon-
day evening, as Captain Macheath, in the
Beggar's Opera. He was justly received with
very warm approbation, by an audience that
were fully sensible of his merits three years ago.
Now that his musical science is considerably im-
proved, the attention paid him was alike credit-
able to the house and the performer.—A Miss
TURNER (we do not know from what theatre)
sung the songs of Polly chastely and with great
sweetness.

HOAX IN HIGH LIFE.—A few days ago, a dis-
tinguished family, residing in one of t`.•le fashion-
able streets leading from Portland-place, were
much annoyed, in consequence of being made
the subject of one, of those censurable jokes,
called a hoax. It appears that some person or
persons, for purposes which can be only
known to themselves; distributed letters amongst
the various tradesmen with whom the family dealt,
dated from the country house, at -- Grove,
requesting them to call for orders on the follow-
ing day, as it was in contemplation to give a
grand entertainment to the surrounding Nobility
and Gentry. These letters were credited, and
no suspicion entertained, as the arrival of the
family was hourly expected; and, accordingiy,
at eleven o'clock next morning (the hour ap-
pointed), each prepared himself for the occa-
sion, and set out to the mansion of the Gentle-
man alluded to, with high hopes, which, how-
ever, were soon blighted. The first two or
three applications John regarded as a mistake,
or, what was more likely, a ruse de guerre on
the part of the tradesmen, and accordingly dis-
missed them with little ceremony ; but when
they came in dozens, consisting of tailors, jew-
ellers, confectioners, musicians, frizeurs, &c. he
began to smell the plot, and something like an
explanation took place, w hich ended in the pro-
duction of the letters, and the consequent disco-
very of the trick that had been practised. Mr.
Weston, the eminent tailor of Bond-street, and
Mr. Charles, of Fleet-street, were amongst those
hoaxed, with a whole host of others of all deno-
minations, who, after being made the ridicule
of the passengers, returned to their homes in
dudgeon.
DARING STREET ROBBERY.--Yesterday after-

noon, as a countryman, who had been to Smith-
field market with some cattle, was passing up
Long-lane, he turned into one of the alleys
leading from there, when a fellow who feigned
drunkenness came staggering up against him, and
suddenly seizing him, hemmed him against the
wall, while a companion robbed him of his
pocket-book, containing about 40/. in notes, and
his watch, with which they escaped,

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