The Sun.
London, England, 1822-01-31 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
The Dowager Duchess of Richmond and the Ladies Len-
in Waterloo-place; the Countess of Harmwby and Lady
• Ryder, from Staffordshire ; Lord and Lady Berwick,
tirosvenor-square, from Shrewsbury ; Lord Sondes, at Gor-
,°ll's Hotel, from France ; Sir William Smyth, from Kent ;
Capt. Clarke, in Albemarle-street; Col. and Mrs. Martin, in
South Audley-street", Sir John and Lady Evans, in Brook-
!iteet; Col. and Mrs. Longueville, in Grosvenor-place ; Col.
tokeY, in Upper Charles-street, Fitzroy-sTiare, from Brigh-
f ; Sir Roger and Lady Sophia Gresley, in Conduit street,
:4°lll Drakelow Hall, Derbyshire ; Sir Thomas Lethbridge,
""a„tt., M.P., at the London Hotel.
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N"tianrunEs.—The Marquis of Londonderry, for his seat,
11"11 Cotel, on lay ; Frankland Lewis, Esq. M.P. from the Clarendon
visit to Lord Braybrook, Audley End.

uT,ll,ere are already eleven names. entered for The Fouy-ind-
er Club. The favourite vehicle is to be a landaulet, painted
tite3colate brown, with brass furniture, unornamented with
',Ty arms or crest.
thew e understand the Earl of Albemarle will shortly lead, to
v'c_,naltar Miss Hunloke, a near relation of 31r. Coke.—(Nor-
Mercury.)
ethe new Crown, which, we understand, is of
w' roost splendid description, and which is to be
„cul by his MAJESTY for the first time on the
b`p'eribl of the ensuing Parliamentary Session, has
deposited in theJewel-House at the Tower.
4he decorations of his MAJ EST Y'S state-coach
oft now completed, by placing on the back panel
edthe body the Royal Arms, beautifully execut-
-0 and tastefully ornamented with the several
rders of the Garter, Bath, St. Patrick, and St.
4adrew.
rile °ll Tuesday evening, after the breaking up of
Cabinet Council, Mr. VICKERY, the King's
Iljessenne was sent off with dispatches to Italy.
The ANNIVERSARY OF Ills MAJESTY'S ACCES-
:" Was celebrated on Tuesday at Brighton with
-.very testimony of the most rapturous loyalty. The
siuglag of bells early in the morning announced
"le happy occasion. His MAJESTY appeared in
Public, accompanied by many of the Nobility,
,and the most distinguished persons in the neigh-
"arbood. Joy and loyalty animated every
(!lass of people. A grand dinner in honour of
the day took plaCe at the Old Ship Tavern,
U'iaich was attended by a numerous body of the
Most respectable parsons. WALTER BURRELL,
sq., M.P. for the County, was Chairman.
--Mr. B. IL SMART spoke an Address on
the occasion, written by himself, which was
received with very great applause. A Song
al6O for the occasion, from the loyal and spirited
PI,ET of PRINCE HOARE, Esq. was sung by the
EeeCerall MICHAEL KELLY, and received with
tthusiasm. Many loyal, constitutional, and pa-
urffi'tic, toasts were given, and the whole passed
,witli the most gratifying festivity. We are
b„ ng'd to postpone the particulars till to-
b' 4r0,,.
tol''it 0 RATORIO.—This sublime entertainment
I,ii>enced last night at Covent-garden Theatre,
111.'1er the direction' of Mr. Bocusa, whose ad-
able skill skill as a composer and performer is de-
st,"lredly held in high admiration. His chief in-
t:444:ra is the harp, in which lie displays first-
,:tte powers; but, according to report, he pos-
ises great skill on many other instruments.
talents
Conductor is Sir GEORGE SMART, whose
f,ents and experience' in these entertainments
V4lify him to render most valuable assistance.
i'r• SmitaT is the Leader. Mr. BOCHSA has col-
s4ct''d an instrumental band of the highest de-
v'pllPtion, and such a powerful combination of
b:c,al Performers as were hardly ever assembled
Core on any occasion. Among the latter are
AitMPoitEsE, RoNzt, Mrs. SALMON, Madame
s.rats, Miss STEPHENS, and Mrs. BELLCrIAM-
Sl.'is• The male vocalists were BEGRIZ, PLACCI
fosrPi°, TINNEY. The firSt part of the per-
iulance consisted of a selection from The
ti ssiah. The second part was a judicious selec-
ef," from Itossuat's Oratorio Moses in Egypt, a
I)i'l3ositiou highly admired on the Continent,
o"" , beard last night for the first time in this
allotry. A miscellaneous selection constituted
Last the third. In the course of the evening
liislbtßY gave a concerto on the violincello in
the hest manner, and Mr. Wrr,LmAN another on
re- k,orno Bassett° with extraordinary skill. We
asgttet that the pressure of various matter prevents
tichron‘ giving so ample an account of the
as ; and varied musical treat of lust night
114," exquisite merits demand ; but from the
aikilerous audience which attended, and the warm
*4B reiterated applause with which the whole
is i.recei'ved it is obvious that Mr. BOCIISA
eatitkei
iy to be properly recompensed for his
ati :,Priztlig spirit, in having collected such
are'''olirable assemblage of first-rate talents as
ir calculated to raise this entertainment to a
Igher
teria degree of reputation, and consequently to
er it more attractive than at any former
.tod.
ttalce°unts from Berlin, dated the Bth instant,
ttle, that three Students, of the names of BAN-
DI4t?It! KREBS and KOCH, had conceived the bold
f-r of forming a band of robbers in Italy, and
Of is purpose had already persuaded a number
acedldents, between 17 and 19 years of age, to
411(1711Pooy them thither. By various robberies
400 burglaries, they had already got together
sess.lrix dollars, which sum was found in the pos-
b44lou of Koch. -Bandemer, a young man of a
kimeharacter, 'was' to be Captain of the proposed
luau) and they were to set out as soon as they
)10' got together 4000 dollars, which they had
Ala of of accomplishing in a short time. This
44_11) which would have plunged many parents
Nou, affliction, whose sons were engaged in the
114`) Was happily discovered. Koch and Krebs
ve been expelled frdm the Gymnasium, at
thuelt_chinisthal, but received into another, where
t.. Y. are placed under strict superintendance.
:ittn-Leiner has disappeared, and is sought after
teu h,. I
Police on account of robberies since com-
ah,_ t s well known that Professor Jahn,
among
his
: gymnastic exercises, introduced a
17vl e.,h.ich he called " The Banditti and the
Pleased4i rtsh.e " students
e Suppose that this game so much
I,olved to practise it • in question, that they re-
in earliest.

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