The Sun.
London, England, 1823-06-16 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRiVALS.

John Stevenson, DI., at the Royal Hotel ; the Count de
Labaskin, Gentleman to the'Emperor of Russia, at ditto ; Sir
Francis Vincent, Bart.. at Reddish's Hotel, Jermyn-street,
Conn tour ; Major and Mrs. Shirhrick, at Fenton's Hotel, St.
James's-street, from the Continent; Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Charles Hoare, in York-place, Portman-square, from Devon,
shire ; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Leyson, and Miss Leyson; at Batts'
Hotel, Dover-Street, from Hertfordshire; J. Devon, Esq. at
ditto froiii Hertfordshire.

DEPART U RES.—The Earl and Countess St. Germans, for
Malvern Nt'ells ; the Earl of Ashburnham, for his seat,
Ashburnham-place, Sussex ; General Arclidall, for Ireland ;
Admiral Sir James Saumarez, Baronet, left the Pultney
Hotel. Albemarle.street, for Guernsey ; E. Stanley, Esq.,
High Sheriff' for Cuniberland and family, for Leamingum,
Warwickshire ; Lord and • Lady Huntingfield, Lady Louisa
Erskine, the lit. Lord and Lady Kenmore, to their house
in
.Brook:street, from Nerot's Hotel; B. Bfooksbank, Esq.,
and family, for Yorkshire, from ditto ; W. Wyndham, Esq.,
M. P., Mrs. Wyndham, and Cap,t. Slade, for Salisbury, from
ditto ; Ileeston bong, Esq. for Hampton Lodge, from ditto;
George Pigott, Esq. for Doddershall Park, from ditto • the
Rev. Mr..' enks and Ladies, her Audley Vicarage, from ditto;
the Marchioness of Londondery, for her seat, North Cray,
Kent; Baron and Baroness Montisquim' from Upper Sey-
mour-street, Portman-square, for Bridge Hill House; Canter:
bury.

FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS Ai. thi WEEK.
EirEstmc.— The Marchionestt of Waterford's Ball,
Mansfield-street; Mrs. Proctor's assembly, Harley-street;
Lord and Lady Gwydyr's party, Piccadilly; the Marquess
and MarchioneSS of Lansdown's party, Lansdown House,
Berkeley-square.
To-monnow.—Lady Shifter's rout, Portland-place; Mrs.
Mitchell's Ball, Charles-street, Berkeley-square ; Mrs. George
Byng's Rout, St. James's-square ; die -Earl and Countess
Grosvenor's party, Grosvenor-place.
WEDNESDAY.—The Mike and Duchess of Wellington's
Entertainment, Apsley House f the Earl and Countess of Gros-
venor's party, Grosvenor Bootle; Mrs. Angerstein's party,
Pall-mall ; Alm/ides Ball.
Tit tinSDAY.—Prince Leopold's Ball, Marlborough House;
Mrs. Thomas Dunrombe's Rout, (heat Cumberland-street;
Mrs. Robert Mitford's Rout, Fitzroy-square ; Mr. and Mrs.
Agar Ellis's Entertainment, Spring-gardens.
FittliAl'.—Mrs. Leigh's Rout, Portman-square ' • the Duke
sofuAalroe ; ntrose's Entertalntnent to the Duke of fork, Grosvenor-
square the Earl and Countess of Jersey's party, Berkeley-
square ; the Earl of Westinorland's party, Brotirener-square ;
the Dowager Countess of Cork's party, Burlington-street ; the
Countess of Carhampton's
party,
Bruton-street; the Earl and
Countess Cowper's party, ianover-square ; the Earl of Win-
ehelses's Entertainment, South-street Grosvenor-sqliare; the
Cambrian Ball, Almack'a Rooms. ,
SaTunuAv.--.The Marquess and Marchidness of Lana-
down's party, Lansdown House • Sir Thomas Nenve, Bart.'s
patty, Old Burlington-street ; die Earl and Countess Brown-
low's party, Cavendish-square; Mr. and Mrs. Egerton's party,
St. James's-square.
SUNDAY.—The Duke of Sussex's Entertainment, Kensing-
ton Palsee ; the Count and Countess LieVen's Entertainment,
Ashburnham House ; the Marquess of Hertford's party,
Seymour-place.

MAIIRIAGU IN HIGII LITE.-06 Saturday, the 14th inst.,
by special license, at St. George's, Hanover-square, by the
Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Calcutta, Andrew William
Cosbet,-Esq., of Sandorne Castle, Shropshire, to Mary Emma,
yOungest daughter of the late John Hill, Eeq., of Hawkitone
Park, in that county, grand=daughter to Sir John Hill, Bart.,
and niece to the Right Hon. Lord Hill.

1) 0 E R Y.

( From the Morninw Herald.)
EPIGRA

FROPARIS TO NEEr Art t ENn4t)
Olt 4 RECtNT OFFERPA M
PAPER
IN
"SNUFF."
"'fake this to buy snug'," says old Louis: who knows
honest Joint Bull may be led by the nose !
" No, began, nOt de nose," with a gun, Monsieur cries;
" He send over de snufF, to throw dust in Jean's ryes."

ZY rit i NONPAR/EL, ON TAE SAME.
Itlounseer, d'ye see, is not such a crust,
But he knows the right way is, to down with his dust.

tIY A NEIGHNOURINO EVENING PAPEN ON THE SADIE.
M-,
You are a Judy.

THE LATE Loan DUDLEY AND WARD.—It
is hardly possible to do justice to the character
of this departed Nobleman. Every motion of his
mind was governed 'by benevolence. Never was
he more happy than when exercising his bounty
in relieving distress, or in patronizing talents.—
His easy, kind, affable Manners, were the ge..
nuine expression of 'his amiable feelings. With
the delicacy characteristic of his nature, he died
without a will, well knowing that Isis noble sue,
censor would do from his own disposition what-
d iaverreettlei(eLSuch w
laic benevolente ii
n(i is Lo
real'l'y
might have legally'
t he
cam.
; th'ere-
cfoornec,esronefda, there is no k o
fur as
sin ce;and
friendship are
r for regret, ex..
kept that society is deprived of the late amiable
nobleman. If we are rightly informed, the
present possessor of the title and fortunes has
presented`
iNir.
esente liberal
t,),who
testimony
loyaltimolt ;
yrfinciples and his respect
fo Fir a
rrzyGerlaa
poetical talents are well known to the public,
and whose rectitude and companionable qualities
had justly procured him the esteem and regard of
the late Noble Lord, which he had forvvery
many years enjoyed.,