The Sun.
London, England, 1822-05-13 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Earl and Countess of Darlington, 'from Cheltenham ;
Sir Henry and Lady Pynn, in Baker-street, Portman-square,
from Cheltenham; Mr, and Mrs. Baldwin and family, at Batts's
Hotel, Dover-street ; Mr. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick, at ditto ; Mr.
and Mrs. Sergisson, at ditto, from Cuckfield Park; Sir Robert
O'Callaghan, at ditto, from a tour; Mrs. Shanks, at ditto,
DEPAUTURES,-Mr. and Mrs. Brodie 'and family, from
Batts's Hotel; Mr. and Mrs. Tudor, from ditto; Mr: and
Mrs. Bacon, from ditto, for Paris ; Ed. Howard, Esq. from
ditto, for Oxford ; Mr. and Mrs. Bligh and family, from ditto,
for France.

FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS for the WELIC.
THIS EVENING.--The Countess of Jersey's Rout, BErke-
ley-4quare ; the Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne's
Party ; the Earl and Countess of Belmore's Party, Hamilton-
place ; the Marquis Conyngham's Entertainment, Hamilton-
,place ; Lady 'Sophia Gresley's Party Sir E. Codrington's
Entertainment; Charles-street ; Mrs. Orby Hunter's Party,
Grosvenor-place ; Mrs. Pelham's Rout, Connaught-place ; Mrs.
Cunliffe's Concert, Grosvenor-street ; Mr. and Mrs. Hope's
Party ; Mrs. Hamilton's Ball, Hertford-street; the Caledonian
Asylum Ball, at Willis's.
To-MORROW.-11arquis Cholmondeley's Dinner Party;
the Earl and Countess of Derby's Party ; Mrs. Harford's Ball.
WEDNESDAY.—The Marquis and Marchioness of Water-
ford's Party, in Mansfield-street ; the Earl of Derby's Party,
Grosvenor-square ; Lady Gore Ousley's Ball, Bruton-street ;
Lady King's Party, Dover-street ; Almack's Grand Ball ;
Madame Catalani's Third Concert. -
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THURSDAY.—The Duke of• Devonshire's First Rout; Miss
Moody's Ball, Montague-square ; Lady Louisa Harvey's Rout,
Clifford-street.

FarDAY.—Princess Esterhazv's Rout; Lady GeoNe Ca-
vendish's Rout ; Lady Smilli's Ball, Piccadilly ; Sir IN illiam
Abdy; Bart.'s Concert ; Mrs. Broadhead's Ball, Berkeley-
square; Mrs. Edward Harman's Ball, Baker-street; Mrs.
Beaumont's Rout, Portman-square Mrs. Blake's Quadrille
Ball, Portland-place ; French Play, at the Opera Concert
Room.
SATURDAY.—Lady Vane Stewait's Party, St. James's-
square ; the. Vice. Chancellor's Party, South-street ;- Lord and
Lady Gwydyr's Entertainment, Piccadilly ; Mr. E. B. Wil-
braham's Party, Portland-place ; the Marchioness of London-
derry's' Party;
SUNDAY.—The Marchioness of Salisbury's CMTersaxione :
Countess Lieven's Music Party.

FAStIIONABLE PARTIES.
Yesterday his-Royal Highness the Duke of York honoured
the Earl of Westmoreland.with his company.to dinner.
The Duke of, Sussex entertained a large party at dinner yes-
terday, at Kensington Palace.
On Friday night, her Highness Princess Esterhazy's assem-
bly, at Chandos House, was attended by nearly all the dis-
tinguished fashionables in the west-end of the town.
On Saturday, the,Earl of Liverpool gave a sumptuous din-
ner, at Fife House, to their Highnesses Prince and Princess
Esterhazy, Count and Countess Lieven, Viicount Chateau-
briand, the Earl of Westmoreland, the Marquis and Marchioness
of Londonderry, Lord and Lady Stewart, Lord and Lady
.Burghersh, &c.
The Duke and Duchess of Newcastle entertained Viscount
and. Viscountess Falmouth and a distinguished party on Satur-
day, at their house in Portman-square.
The French Ambassador entertained a large party of distin-
guished personages yesterday, at his house in Portland-place.
Lord Sydney entertained the Earl and Counteas of Albemarle
and a party of distinction, on Saturday, •at his house in Gros-
venor. square. •
The Larl of Blesinton entertained a distinguished party yes-
terday, at his house in St. James's-square.
The Marchioness of Londonderry's party on Saturday, after
the Opera, was very elegantly attended.
Lord and Lady Holland had a large party to dinner yester-
day at Holland House.

The Duke and Duchess of Clarence are about to occupy
Walmer Castle, which has been lent them by the Earl of
Liverpool for the benefit of the sea air for the Duchess, who
has not recovered her health since her miscarriage. The Duke
and Duchess will proceed there in a few days.
A house in Wimpole-street has been taken for the Prince
and Princess of Denmark by the Danish Minister.
Recent Letters from 'Hanover mention that his Serene High-
ness the Landgrave of firsse-Homburg 'and his Consort are
shortly expected in that Capital.
According to a late Letter from Paris, difficulties are said to
have arisen to the projected marriage between the son of
MarsharSoult and Mademoiselle Laffitte (the accomplished
daughter of Mr. James Laffitte, the Banker).
On Thursday, his Grace the Duke of Richmond, accompa-
nied by the Duchess, arrived at Portsmouth from Goodwood,
to take leave of Capt. Somerset (aide-de-camp to Lord Charles
Sotherset,) and his Lady (sister of the Noble Duke,) who em-
barked in the afternoon, in the Thomas Winspur, Dee, which
sailed yesterday morning for the Cape of Good Hope. The
Duke and Duchess returned to Goodwood in the evenitrg.
The following Noblemen visited Portsmouth last week:—
The Dukes of Bedford and Richmond, Earls Spencer and Gos-
ford. The Duke of Bedford and Earl Spencer dined on board
the Owen Glendower on Tuesday, and the latter has taken up
his residence on board with his son,' who commands her, in-
tending to proceed to Copenhagen in, that-ship.
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In consequence of the decease of Sir I. 1-1-e..4.RD,
the followino• promotions have taken place in the College of
Arms :—Sir George Nayler, to be Garter King of Arms ;
Ralph Bigland, Esq. ClRrencieux ; Edmund Lodge, Esq.
Norroy ; George Frederick Beltz, Esq. Lancaster ; and James
Pulman, Esq. Portcullis.
L is with great pleasure we are enabled to con-
tradict the report of the death of the Bishop of BATH and
'ELLS ; and to add from authority that that pious and ex-
emplary Prelate is in excellent health atlßath.—(M. Post.)
THE LATE PIUNIATE OF IRELAND.—An errone-
ous account of the calamitous death of the late Primate of
IRELAND having appeared in a Sunday Paper, it is deemed
desirable to correct the errors in the article alluded to, by the
following authentic statement :—" His Grace havinc, taken
some calomel on Monday, which was inoperative, and occa-
sioned much pain, a black or Senna draught was prescribed Rik
the purpose of giving immediate relief. The prescription was
sent to be prepared without delay, and as soon as it could be
made up, it was brought to the house, and a black draught
was delivered into the bed-room. As no other draught was in
thought, or expectation, and as a black draught was to be im-
mediately taken, the draught, delivered as that prescribed, was
immediately administered. It was scarcely swallowed, when
it appeared that two phials had been delivered into the house
from the apothecary's at the same moment, the one the pre-
scribed medicine, the other a private order of a servant, to be
used in an injection. The servant who received them at the
door gave the medicine designed for the Primate to his fellow-
servant, and hastened eagerly up stairs with the other, a phial
of laudanum; omitting in his hurry to notice the fact of two
phials having been received."