The Sun.
London, England, 1822-07-26 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Duke of Manchester, at the Clarendon 'Hotel, Bond
street, from. Kinibolton Castle, Buntingdonshi're ; the Coun
and Countess Sielear and family, at Nerot's Hotel, Clifford
street.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
The Dowager Marchioness of Downshire .gave an elegant
dejeune yesterday to a numerous party of distinguished fashion-
ableS at her seat at Roehampton.
The Lord Mayor on Wednesday 'entertained, at dinner at
the Mansion House,
.the. Governor and Deputy Governor of ,the
Bank of England, and alarge iariy, consisting of the principal
persons connected With the .other gre4t corporate bodies;
A L'szACies.—Th aboVe Rooms on Wednesday evening were
very elegantly attended—there were, present upwards of 400
distinguished fashionables. . - •

ACCOUCHEMFNT OF THE DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE.-

BIRTH OF A PRINCESS.
On Wednesday evening, about eight o'clock, Major DAYS-
SON, Aid-de-Camp to the Duke of CA3lnmDcE, arrived at the
King's Palace, in Pall-mall, with a letter from his Royal High-
ness to his AIAJEsTr, announcing the pleasin.g intelligence of
the Duchess having been safely delivered :of a daughter, and
that both her Royal Highness and the Princess were doing well.

MARRIAGE lIt; HIGH LlFE.—Yosterday was married at
the New Church, Illary-le-bone, by the Honourable and Rev.
Gerald V. Wellesley, Henry Long, Esq. eldest son of Edward
Long, of Hampton Lodge, in the County, of Surrey, Esq. to
the Right Honourable Lady Catharine Walpole, youngest
daughter of the late Earl of Orford, and sister of the presezt
Earl.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
Milsome-street. Bath, July 23, 1822.
Std—A paragraph in your Paper of Saturday last (headed
" Tub; ASUE FAMILY"), asserting that several of the Nobi-
lity, Gentry, and chief inhabitants of Bath, had, by their soli-
citations, induced the late Conductor to again resume the Con-
certs for next season—in justice to myself, as one of the present
Proprietors, I beg that the above statement' may be contra.
dictcd, as being wholly without fOundation.
I remain, sir,
Your obedient servant,
J. I). LODER.
41.* It is prop: to state that the ASZIE FAMILY had no con-
cern in the paragraph to which the above Letter refers.

SPORTING INTELLtGENCE.

E,TTING-ROOM, JULY
DONCASTER

'S.—STATE or THE ODDS.
ST. LEG Eli.
20 to 1 ask Theodore
• 22 to 1- agst Newbyth
30 to 1 agst'garlic.

3 to 1 agst Swap
0 tO 1 agst Alantlane.
.0. to 1 agst Marcollus
.0 to 1 agst Ajax

BRIGHTON CUP.
Even on Centaur.
OXFORD CUP.
1 ti, to 1 agst Liberty.
. .

6 to 4 aunt Spouts

WINCHESTER RACES; IVEDIJESI/AY, JULY 24.
A Sweepstakes of 25gs each, for three and four-yr-olds
Straight mile. --
Pe b. f. by Colossus, 4 yrs
Forth's 3latilda, 4 yrs -
White Side's Incantator, 4 yrs
Fraser's.Zairc, 3 yrs _
Two others startea.
King's Plate. Pour-mile Heats.
Mr. li'hiteside's Incantator, 4 yrs . •
Mr. Braithwaite's Iranloo, 5 yrs -
Mr. Portal's Sting, 4 yrs
Sweepstake of sgs each for all ages: Heats, the Cup Course,
Mr. Shard's b. c. by Don Cossack, 4 yrs 3 1 I
Mr. liraithwaite's Philip, i► yrs - - I 2 2
Mr. King's brother to Red Rose, 4 yrs - - 2o 0
Brother to Red Rose fell Lane.

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The Duke of Grafton's horse, Posthunia (Ust. 31b.), is
matched against the Duke of Portland's Amy (Ust.),• at the
Newmarket First October Meeting, for 200g3, h. tt.

Lord STew.titT arrived at Paris on Monday
last, on his way to Vienna.
Nicc•rr OF i 11: LA t our late Sessions
Daniel Cox and Joseph Franks were charged
with stealing a duck ; but,the duck proving to be
a drake, they were acquitted.—(llToluerhampton
Chronicle.)
One of the Papers mentions that a woman is
employed as a watchman in aparish in the county
of Surrey.
A gentleman last autumn having fallen into
the river Exe, was relating it to Sir T----A
" You will suppose," said he, " I was pretty
well wet." " Yes," replied the punning Baronet,;
" wet, I. should think, in the .Exe,slream."
A RCA NGELO COREILI AND ADAM STRUNCK.---
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The celebrated Coacr.f.t was not only a great
musician, but a pleasant companion, and a man
of humour. Called upon one day by AnAM
STuuscK, violinist to ERNEST AUGUSTUS, Elector
of Hanover, and learning, in the' course of con-
versation, that he was a musician, he inquired
what was his instrument ? STILUNCK modestly
replied, that he played a little on the harp-
sichord, and also on the violin ; and then
solicited the pleasure of heffiing COItELLI
on the latter instrument. lie politely com-
plied, and then requested a specimen of his
visitor's abilities. STILUNCK, after playing a few
notes, purposely put the violin out of tune, and
then played on it with such deAterity, attemper-
ing the dissonances occasioned by the mis-tuning
of the instrument, that Corelli exclaimed—" I
am called Arcangelo,which signifies an archangel ;
but let me tell you, Sir, that you are an arch-devil."
There will be no Workington Agricultural
Meeting this year. Mr. COKE, too, has given .up
theyolkham Sheep-shearing._

The pilchard driving boats, Mount's Ray, have
both this week and last been successful in taking
fish. Some of the sears are on board the boats,
but none of them have as yet gone to sea. The
weather has become very unfavourable both for
the harvest and the fishery.---(E.reter Paper.)
Yesterday the It ECORDEU, made his Report to
his MAJESTY in Council of the following
pri-
soners :—Ann Darters alias -Wheeler, aged 9.5,
Mary Ann Andrews 9.7,. Mary Seekings 33, John
Kerns 18, and Charles Marsh for stealing in
dwelling houses ; Elizabeth Capps f-23, and James
Annesley tr, for highway robbery ; when his
Majesty was pleased to extend his Royal mercy
during pleasure to 411.

DEPARTURES.-Sir John, Lady, and Miss Stanley, for
Cheshire: Sir Henry Peyton, Bart. on a tour; Colonel and
Mrs. Howard, for Edinburgh ;- 'Mr.- Grattan, for Dublin ;
Hon. Mrs. Green, fbc--Sudbury; Captain and Mrs. Manley,
for Lyme. Regis, in Dorsetshire ; Captain Robert Ferrars, far
the South of France ; Captain Po let, for Englefield Green ;
Lord and Lady Hampden, for the •Olynde, Lewes. in Sussex ;
Mr. William Ottley Stewart, for-York; Colonel Curzons, for
-Scarborough.; Henry and Lady Georgina • Wellesley, for_
Worthing ; Lord and Lady Cranbourn, for Hatfield.