The Sun.
London, England, 1822-10-19 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Lord Chetwynd, at Coulson's' Hotel, Lower Brook-street,
from a tour • Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Smith, at their father's (Lord
Carrington) house, Whitehall, from a visit to Lord and Lady
Forester, 'at their seat, 'Wiley Park, Salop; his Excellency
Earl Clancarty, the Countess and the Ladies French, and Hon.
Mr. Packenham, at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street, from
Ireland ; -Sir William, Lady, and Miss Cooper, at ditto, from
their seat, Feltham ; Sir Philip Roach, Bart., at ditto, from
Brighton ; Lady Byron, from Kent ; Sir Davidge Gould,
Bart., at Blake's Hotel, from his seat in Herts.

DEPARTURES.—T. Jones, Esq.' from Blake's Hotel, Jer--
myn-street, for Bedford ; .T. D. Merest, Esq. from Fenton's
Hotel, St. James's-street, on a tour ; Sir W. Borrowes, Bart.,
from the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street, for Ireland;
Tottenham, Esq. from ditto, for ditto ; Mr. and Mrs. Tich-
born, from Hodgson's Hotel, Dover-street, for Egham ; and.
Mr. and Mrs. Sumner, from ditto, for the Priory, near Guild-
ford.

CifAxcEs.:--The Duke of Portland, from Newmarket, for
his seat, Welbeck, Notts ; the Duchess of Portland and the
Ladies Bentinck, for their seat, Welbeck, Notts ;• the Marquis
and Marchioness of Tavistock, for. their seat Oakley-house,
Bedfordshire; the Earl and Countess of Darnley and family,
for their seat, Cobham-hall,.Kent • Lord Melbourne, for, the
Earl and Countess Cowper's seat, Pansenger, Herts ; Sir Henry
and Lady Georgina Wellesley, for the Marquis of Salisbury's
seat, Hatfield ; Pascoe Grenfell, Esq. M.P. for his seat, Tap-
low, Berks.

BAT II Amu VS:S.—Marquis of Bath, Lady 'C. D'Arcy,
Lady -Stoviu, Lady Lethbridge, ,Sir John and Lady Adand,
Sir W. Call, Sir R. C. Hoare, Sir E. P. Lyon—Dr. Jones—
Gen. Orde, Col. Cholmley, Lieut.-Col. Daubeney, Major Mat-
thews, Capt. A'Court, M.P., Capt. Brownlow, Capt. Farewell,
Capt. Jones, 'Capt. Macdonald—Rev. Mr. Coham, Rev. Mr.
Collins, Rev. Mr. Gooch, Rev. Mr. Moore.

RAMSGATE, Oct. 17.-
The Batchelors' Ball at the Royal Assembly Rooms.
This has been the topic for ten days past in every circle., the
idea alone has made every thing gay and lively in the haunts of
our dashing bells. The fete was given last night, and the splen-
dour which prevailed exceeded any thing the • season has
yet produced. The Saloon was brilliantly illuminated at
ten o'clock, at eleven it was crowded ; the band excellent ; the
Master of the Ceremonies as attentive. as usual. The Long
Minuet being exploded, we lost that inimitable piece of drollery ;
the wing footed gentry, we mean the Ladies (and never was the
term better applied) displayed the most elegant tonrnure ; the
most easy and graceful propriety in the quadrille and the waltz.
The Lancers (Parry's) were led off by the daughter of Lady
Campbell and an Officer of the Artillery; there were three sets at
midnight. About 2 o'clock the visitants retired to the supper-
rooms. Here a banquet, replete with every luxury, and arrang-
ed in a true magnifico style, was superintended by 4 Stewards,
all Gentlemen known in high life. Covers were laid for 220.
Madame d'Este might be called the Queen of the feast. This
daughter of the Duke of Sussex looked more than ordinarily
captivating.
The dance, after supper; was conducted with a spirit quite
delightful. At five the music ceased.
There were about 250 persons present ; among Whom were—
The Countess D'Ameland, Lady and Miss Curtis, Lady
Arundel, Lady Mary Shepherd, Mrs. and Miss Warre, Major
and Mrs. Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, Major D'Este, Colo-
nel and Mrs. Sutton, MA AUbrey, Countess Mountnorris,
Lady Juliana Annesley, Major Prendergast, Miss Starrs, Capt.
Elphinstone, Mr. and Mrs. Scott, Major and Mrs. Bruce, Mr.
and Mrs. Montressor, Mr. and Mrs. Scroope, Colonel Wey-
land, Mrs. and Miss Ellis. Also the Military Officers from
Canterbury and Deal ; the Naval Officers from the station ;
the Ladies of Kent, and all the principal residents in Nelson's-
crescent, and Chatham-place.—.Mr. Weippart led the band.

His Excellency the Portuguese Ambassador gave an enter-
tainment yesterday at his house, South Audley-street. Amongst
the company were, Major-General Sir Nicholas Trant (late Go-
vernor of Oporto) and Miss Trant, Sir John and Lady Scott
Lilly, Madame Lopez de Cunha, Colonel Freitas, &c.
U GATESHEAD.-(CONTY OF DURHAM.)—On Monday
last the officers of the Tyne. Hussars, had their Quarterly Mess
Dinner at the Black Bull Inn, Gateshead. At five o'clock
the officers of the corps, and several visitors, sat down to a
most excellent dinner, wines, &c., Captain Parke in the Chair.
The usual loyal and constitutional toasts were drunk, as also
the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Darlington, the Mayor and
Corporation of Newcastle, the Members of the County of
Durham, Colonel Brandling and the Northumberland Cavalry,
Lord Ravensworth, &c. &c. In the course of the evening an
agreeable accession was made to the party by the presence of
the officers of the Ravensworth Cavalry. On the Chairman
giving " the Hon. Captain Liddell and the Ravensworth
Yeomanry." Captain James G. Clarke, and, in his usual
happy manner, returned thanks fiir the, honour so obligingly
conferred upon the Commanding Officer and the corps to
which it was his happiness to belong. Before he sat down
he begged permission to give in a bumper Lieutenant-Colonel
Sir,Thontiu4 Burdon and the Officers of the Tyne Hussars.—
(Great applause)—The excellent band of the regiment attended
and added much to the agremens of the afternoon, by playing
several choice pieces of music. Sonic very fine singing also
contributed to the entertainment of the party, who sat toge-
ther till a late hour.

THE COAT OUT AT ELBOWS.
Meeting a ragged rogue, I said,
" Your coat is out at elbows, Ned."
" You're wrong (quoth Ned) for, prithee, note,
" It is my elbows out at coat."

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HERTFORD HUNT RACES, trusnity,Oc T. 17. 2dDay.
The Hertford NI. Plate for hunters.
Mr. Dechin's Antelope - - - - -
Captain Farmer's Juda - - .
Mr. Merinth's chesnut gelding . - -
Mr. Hinson's Louisa -
6 to 4 on the winner.
Handicap Sweepstakes of sgs each, for horses not thoro'-bred.
Mr. Bouverie's Giant - - - - - 1
Mr. Horiaby's Cora - - - - - 2
Mr. Milsom's Fox - - - - - - 3

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