The Sun.
London, England, 1822-08-20 00:00:00

LONDON FASHIONADLES.

AURlvni,s.—The Duke of Grafton, from Paris; the Earl of
Besborough and the Hon. Wm. Ponsoriby, from Paris; Sir G.
Robinson, Bart. froni Lord Robert Spencer's seat in Sussex .
Lord and Lady G: H. Cavendish and Family, from their seat
in Bucks ; ,Lord and 'Lady de Vesey arid family, at the Cla-
rendon Hotel, Bond-street, from Sandgate; Sir and Lady
Oglander, at Thomas's Hotel, Berketey-square, frorri the Isle
of Wight ; Mr: and Mrs. Seaton, at Nerot Hotel, from Paris ;
his Excellency Count Funshall, at ditto. -
DEPARTURES.—The Dake of Devonshire, for Chatsworth.,
in Derbyshire ; Colonel and' Mrs. Herbert, for the Isle of
Wight; the Right. Hon Lord Middleton, from Nerot's Hotel,
Clifford-street; the Earl of Clare, from ditto; the Rev. Mr,
Green, from ditto; the Rev. Craven Ord, and Mrs. and Mas-
ter Ord, from dittei 'to Brighton Colorferthornton,- from
Warren's Hotels Regent-street, for Ireland ' • Hon. John Co.
ventry and Miss Coventry, from ditto, for the Continent; Mrs.,
Foster-and family, from the London Hotel; Albemarle=street,
for Ramsgate ; Count Mecklenburg,. from the Clarendom Ho-
tel, Bond-street, for the Coritinent. •
_ FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
_

The Duke of Devonshire 'entertained a distinguished party
at dinner on Sunday at Devonshire House, among whom were
Lord and Lady Morpcthi Viscount and Viseonntess Granville,
Lord and Lady and Miss Cavendish, &c.
Viscount and Viscountess Granville entertained a party of
their distinguished friends at dinner yesterday, at their house in
Bruton-street, Berkeley-square.
The Earl of Harrington had a select'party at dinner yester-
day, at his house in the.Btable-yard, St James's.
Lord Holland had a dinner party yesterday • at Holland
House.

-On Saturday next, his Excellency the Portuguese Minister
will give a splendid entertainment at the seat of the Embassy,
in South Audley.street. It will be preceded by 'a sumptuous
dinner, with forty covers.
FESTIVITIES AT WILLEY PARR.—The Honourable John
George Weld Forester, eldest son of the Right Honourable
Lord Forester, came of age on Friday se'nnight. The stately
mansion of the-noble ,familY.lvas a happy.scene of mirth and
festivity on that 'day.

ARRIVALS AT SEATON CAREW—Mrs. and Mrs. Proctor,
the .Rev. Jarneilleugill and 'family, the. Rev. Mr. Cust and
family, two Misses Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. Plews, Miss Thomp-
son, Mr.• Robinson, Mr..Cofrey, Mr. J. Grey, -the Rev. Dr.
Wood (Dean of Ely), Mrs. Atkinson, C. F. Forster, Esq.,
Miss French, Miss Richmond, Miss Metcalfe, Mrs. Harrison
and spoS'Alr. and Mrs. Peacock and family, Richard Blan-
chard, Esq., Mrs. Blanchard and family, Mrs. Smith, the Rev.
Mr. Atkin sen, MisS Forster, two MiSses Deighton, Mr. (3i. Pea-
cock, Miss Walls, Mr. Clarke and family; -Air. Foxton, Mrs.
Coates, Thos. Backhous; .Esq. and family, Miss Coleman,'
Mrs. Greenwell, Aire. Hedley and niece, Rev. H. and three
Misses Hildyard, T. llutchinson, Esq., Mrs. Hutchinson and
family, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Shields, Mrs. Jowsey, Mr. Abbot,
Wm. Appleby,' Esq., Mrs. and Miss Appleby, Mr. Weid-
man, Rev.' Mr. Story, Mr. Dabbing, Mrs. Forster, Mr. and
Burdon, Mr. Heads, Mr. J. Burrell, two Misses Ridsdale,
Airs. Wetherall, Mr. Lamb, Mr. Gibson, Mr. Thompson, Mr.
Perkin; Mr. Spencer, Mrs. Foxton snd daughter, Countess of
Athlone, Sir William JohriSon Hope (one of the Lords of
the Admiralty), Mr: Young, Mr. Spyvee, Mrs. Allison,
Dr. Longstafr,. Mr. Cowan, MisS Grey, Mr. Donald
.(Edin-
burgh),.,Captam Gasecigne, Mr. Cundell, jun., Reverend 3.
Dickinson; John Peico•clr,'ESq. and son, Mr. Cartwright, jun.,
Mrs. Weal erall, Ms. Rutter, MrS, • Hardy, Mr. Atkinson, Mr.
Feriwick, Mr. 'lleaviSide, •Mr. Christopher, -Wm. Metcalfe,
Esq„. Miss E. Metcalfe' Robert Clarke, Esq„ Mr. •Scurr, sen.
Mr: Seim, jun., Miss E. 'Metcalf; . Wm.-Sanderson, Esq.,
Miss Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson and family, Mr.
Todhunter, Mr, Greenwell,..Mrsltusledge Mr. Watson, Miss
Paul, Mr. 11. Thompson, Mr. Lockwood, Dr. snd Mrs. Monro,
Mr. E. Brown. John Boatman, Esq., Mr. and Ctrs. Crowe and
family, two Misses Welker, Jas. Ayton, Esq., Master Walker,
Mr. and•Mts. IfUrgess and-family; Mts. Bakes; Miss Phillpotts,
Mrs. Chambers, Mr, and Mrs. Alrock, Mr. William Watson,
two Misses Chambers, Mr. E. Atkinson, Mr. Smith and two
eons, Mr. Smith (.Darlington); Mr. Atkinson Greenwell, Miss
Claxton, Mr. William and Miss Grey, Rev., John Brewster,
sen., Rev. John Brewster, jun., Mr. Samuel and two Misses
Brewster, -Master Thompson, Mis- Faxon, • Miss Thompson,
Messrs. G. and E. Peacock, Mrs. Swain and family, Mr. Swam,
Miss PrisSick,•Misi Head, John Sanderson, Esq. Mr. James
Langstaff, Mr. and Mrs. and Miss ,Wilkinson, Mr. Embleton,
Mr. Smart, Mr. John Jackson, . Mr. Robson, Peliss Hornsey,
Miss Moor, Thomas Jackson, Esq. (Newton) William Wilson,
Esq., Chas. Hutchinson,'Esq., Mr. Byers, Mrs. Bald; Miss
Ward, two Misses Bates, J: Skinner, Esq., Ars. Jowsey,• Miss
Shields, Mrs. Hutchinson, Capt. Mayne,. Capt. Langley, Mratson
Alcock, Esq., Mr. Todd, Mr. Craggs, Miss Gibson, Mrs.. Dove;
Mr. and Mrs. Spwerby Benson,-Maj.-Gen. Aylmer and family,
Mr.• Smith; Mr. E. Atkinson, Mr. Whitfield and . two sons,
Mr. G-eorge Hutchinson, Mrs. and Miss Hutchinson, Mrs.
Counsellor Ilaine,w Mr.- Maynard, Mr. Sadler, Mr. Richard
Ferrand, Miss Gibson .(Bishop .Auckland), Mr.. Stonehouse,
Mr. Pertsr, Mr. and Airs. R. Wilkinson,. Mrs. Foulstone and
three grandicius' Mr. and Mrs. Trotter and family, Mr. Lams
best, Mr. RUssell, Mr. Farmer, Mr. T.• Metcalfe, Mr. Moses,
Mr. Pulman, Mr. and Mrs. 'George Williams' Mr. and Mrs.
Miles, Miss 'Eales, Mr. N. Thornspon, Mr. Markham, Mr. and
Mrs. James Atkinson; Mr. C. Martin, It.'Stapylton, -Esq. Mrs.
Stapylton and three children, three Messrs. Fry, Mr. Newman,
Mr. 'Steele, Mr. Reynolds, Sts. •

PO ET It Y.

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Pind; Isth. v. 65.
Lord of the fatcs of war ! be thine the glaiy,

Whose service pure is perfect liberty, '
That Greece bath match'd, in ardour to be f.....e•?.

The wonders'of her old heroick story,
Of that twice-conquering day of Mycale,
And Artemisiusn's deathless promontory,
And. Salamis, whence,: through the billows gory;
And. cones of half Asia's ichival ry,
Fled Susa's:tyrant lord.' Such be their flight, •
• O Greece, if flight be deign'd thy tyrants now!
On, tat their moon be set in bloodiest night,
And Freedom's noontide, from Olympus' brow,
Pour o'er thy plains one universal light !
Heaven's is the arm, bvt !leaven's bright sword art thou!
Ply7hoWit Dock, Aug. 16. JOANNENSIS.