The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-25 00:00:00

rASHIONAI3Lit AIRIVALS.

J. C. Wallington, Esq. and Mrs. Wallington, at Marshal
Tompson7s' Hotel, Cavendish-square, from Dublin ; John
Wright, jun. Esq. at ditto; T. L. Sturt, Esq. at ditto, froni
Vratice ; Hon. William Hill, at Warren's Hotel, Regent.
street, from Sardinia; Lord anti Lady Somers, at Thomas's
Hotel, Berkeley-square, from Eastnor Castle; Mr. and .3lrs.
Archdeacon, at ditto; Lady Eleanor Lowther and Lady Char.
lotte Sherrardi in Bruton-street, Berkeley-square, from Brigh.
ton ; the Earl of Lisburn; at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond.street,
frOni Brighton.

DErAnT I.,'ltEs.---!The Marchioness Dowager of Herd'Ord,
for her seat in. Yorkshire; Hon. R. F. Greville, and ihe
Countess of Mansfield, on a tour ; Thomas Dreyer, Esq. M.D.
from Lower Gmsvenor.street, for Buxton, in Derbyshire; Mr.
and Mrs. Orby Hunter, on a tour ; the Right Hon. the Countess
of Mengden and Mrs. Macdonald, from the Hyde Park Hotel,-
tor Ramsgate; Lady Pocklington, and Miss Brununell, from
ditto, for Wivenhoe; Sir James Wedderburne, Bart. from
ditto; for Brighton ; Henry Fawcett, Esq. and Mrk.
from ditto, for Cheltenbmit ; Vigors Hervey, Esq. Mrs.
Hervey, and family, from ditto, for Great Cumberlattd-street ;
Edward Bayard, Esq. Ist Life Guards, from ditto, fOr the Hyde
Park !Wracks; G. Shockerly, Esq. froth ditty; Sonterheld
Park ; Col. blarsack, and E. Aileen, Esq. froth. ditto, for
Ilerks; Captains Peachly, Laroche, and Philips, from ditto ;
Sir Mattheiv Tierney, Bart. and flnnily, from Dover-street, for
Brighton ; Lady Dunbar; from Marshal Thompson's Hotel,
Cavendish-square; Major-General Sir John Malcolm, G.C.B.
from ditto, to Dublin.

CitAwd Ea.—The Duke Of Beau fort,from Monmou th, for liad
mington, in Gloucestershire ; Earl of Glengall, from Surrey, lo
town; 31r.Quintin Dick,to town; Earl of Dattmouth,from a tour,
to Sandwell-ball, in Staffordshire ; the Duke of Devonshire, from
Chatsworth; for Buxton-wells ; Earl and Countess of Carlisle;
for Castle Howard; in Yorkshire, from.s tour ; the Duke ..of
Giaftori and the Ladies Fitzroy, for their seat, Thetford; Vis-
eouni AlthOrpe, from a shooting rariy at the Duke of Devon-
shire's, ,Chatsworth, Derbyshire; to his meat, Wiseton
Yorkshiie;,,.Lord and lay Granville Somerset, for Lord Car-
rington's sedt, Deal Castle.

PLACES O.F FASHIONABLE RESORt.
IlrirotrrOm,.Avo. ~,42.—The Earl of liarrowliv and suite
have left ut, by thsSwift Steam packet for France. librd Ellen-
borough arrived on Wednesday ; his Lordship, yesterday, left
his name at the Palate. Lord Alvanley returned to the Royal
Hotel yesterday. Lord Kinnard and Mr. De Roos left it for
London, this morning. The Duke of York honoured the
the Countess Lievan with a visit, at the York Hotel, this
morning.

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CA TVIIDURY, Av0.22.--Atiumpt the company last night
we observed Lord Clifton. Lady Harris, liqn. and. Rev. Hugh'
Percy and Mrs. Percy, Sir J. and Lady Honey wood, Lady
Muncaster, Lady Fagg and family. Sir E. Knatchbull. M.P.,
Sir H. Oxendon and family, Sir B. Bridges, W. P. honey..
wood, Esq., M.P. o.,Gipps, Esq., M.P., W. Deter, Esq.,
Mrs. Deedes antifithilY, E. Rice, Esq., Mrs. Rice and family,
F. Martin, Bag, Mrlip :Martin and family, .0. May, Eq.,
W. Hammond, Esq,, and Mrs. Hammond, N. Tokes, E 14.,
Mrs. Tokes' and family, General Ramsey, Mrs. Ramsey and
family, Aieneralliosselin„ Rev: C. flatlet and Mrs.
Rev. W. Dickins and Mrs, Dickins, Rev. M. Cage, Mrs. Cage
and family; Bev. Air. Gregory ,and Mrs. Gregory, Rev. C.
fleeing and Mrs. Dering,„Mrs. Trehtwney Brereton and fa-
mily. with many other of, the Nobility, -Clergy., and Military
of the vicinity, with their .Ladies, and the junior brinrhes Of
their families.

trsTIVAL or ST. LOUIS,
, .
PARi§, A t;i3. 20.—The greateit. preparations are making in
Paris .fur celebrating the. unntversary of the 25th, the fete of St.
Louis,
,the name-day of. Louis XVIII. Wooden tents or
; stations have beeti already ranged along the great alley of the
Champs Elylees, for the distribittion of wine and eatables to
those who . are disposed to scramble for them a temporary
theatres have been erected in the open spaces of the gardens,
for the exhibition of rope-dancing, .and other holiday-feasta;
frames for fire-works- are aireadi male within sight of the
Tuilerica, and appropriate artists have already trimmed
their lamps for the illuminations of di evening. On gain.
day afternoon, the ere. of the festival, the great water-works
will play at Veriailles and St. (I(fud thtre will be a
grand reception at the palace Land all the theatres of
the capital will be open gratis for Ow, entertainment, of the
public. On Monday a more thiin brillihnt 1 nn;
qua will ho Riven in the. Tuileries. Signor ClierYbliii
has prepared a triumphant piece of music for, the 'loyal chapel
U. de Chateatihriand has offered to become 'vollintocr Joyreitt
and the President or the Council has promised to pill the t,de-
graph
,motion in the. interval, and to reverva a ettiking piece
of good news to *e of with the roil tzil of cannon thatproclainks
to France tliC anniversary of her soyereign. Louts XVIII.
himself some time expressed hli COnvietion that he would be
able on that day to announce to his courtiers the tall of (ladle,
the liberation of Ferdinand, and the pacification of Spain ;
but the Cortes, it appears, are not in a otitis to celebrate the
fete of St. Dottie at the present moment, and have reserved this
intelligence for a discharge of 101 guns on a future occasion.
The King &aye tie now be contented for Monday with the
fall of Corunna.—( Tinter.)

MARRIAGE iw titan !Arr.—Lady Stewart, the daughter
of the Marchioness of Bute • Who is shoat to be married to Lord
Sandon, the son of the flute;
of Hurrowhy,, was the grand.
daughter of the late Mr.•Coutts, add,in consequence,
Coitus has been consulted on the marriage, and every prelimi.
nary having been tipallytarrangeti, 4lrs.,Coutte AO the Coun.
teas of Guildfonl dined with the Earl and Countess if Harrow.
by. Mrs. Coutot, it is tinderiabod, is to present. Lid Ste Watt
with a marriage paction of MORO/. The marriage 11 to take
place ai Geneva, the present residence of the Marchioness of
[ Bute, Who hes been there for a considerable time past for the
benefit of her health ; and it being feared that a journey to
England might be attended with serious consequences, it was
deterinined that the marriage should take place at Geneva, as
it was the particular wish of the Marchioness to be present at
the solemnization. The Earl of Hartong)), is gone td Geneia,
to be present at the nuptial celebration. On the return of the
happypair to England Iris understood they will be re-married.
On Thursday, hat, the birth-day of his Royal Highness the.
Duke of CLAnEwcE, the Duke rand Duchess, the Duchess of
Gloucester, and the Duchess of Saxe. Weimar, accompanied
by the Marchioness of Westmeath, the Baroness tie Hausteint
and Fitz Clarence, honoured Messrs. Bat:clay, by a visit to
their Bleaching Grounds and Wax Manufactory, at Tedding-
ton. Their Royal Highnesses made many scientific infinities
intd the nature of the various proCessei which were all pur.
posely put inaction for the Occasion ; and condescended to ex-
press themselves much
,gratified with the ingenuity and sin).
plicity of the manufacture.
We understand that the night Hon. George Canning, the
Right. Hon. Wm. Huskisson, LOrd George Bentinck, and i
large party of the Nobility end Gentry in the neighbourhood
of 'Windermere, will be entertained by John Bolton,,l;sq. at
tile Storrs, the delightful residence of that Gentlethan, on the
instant.

This day the French Ambassador, the Marquis of Polignac,
will give, at the seat of the .Embassy in Pordand.placc, a,moat
sumptuous Entertainment to the foreign and domestic Corps
ilipkinatique. Covert will be laid for twenty.fiVe.' Itt file
evening the superb suite of drawing.rooms will be thrown
oP
en.

POINTING, on PONCTUA.TlON.—itifitroimeOte
and proceedings in law are without points, and for very 6(4 rca.
son .that the sense may depend wholly upon the words, and not
jointly upon words and points; because in proportion as it should
depend upon points, it might be altered without detection: when
there are no points, the sense may be determined io eat° require
either one punctuation or apotber, as upon the whole shall seem
most congruous to truth ; but the sense could not be deter.
mined contrary to a punctuation, without legal proof that the
punctuation had been forged ; so that the use of points in law
instruments would open a new door to fraud, perplexity, and
litigation.
The gardens and gtiOttntlt of Lcird JERSEY, at
Middleton Park, in their highly improved condi-
tion by the tasteful occupant, are enriched with
a profusion of native and exotic arbinatic Ara's'
and flowers, more in number than we have seen
in any other establishment. The house itself: is
very good, but has nothing ornamental about it,
except that it contains one of the finest libraries I
in England.. •