The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-24 00:00:00

DEPAIITURtS FROM LONDON, &C.

:.Tife Earl and Countess of Darlington 'and fainiti, for Rahy
Castle, DOrhani; Lord and Lady Bar'aard, for Goildford ; flax
Huh. General Charles Grant, for his seat in Scotland; Latly
0. Sparroir, for her seat, Brampton Park, Huntingdonshire ;
Sir William and Lady Geary, fur l'unbr:dg NVells ; General
Manners, for lintartnshire ; the Earl of .MOrton, fur Data:a-
hoy, near Edinburgh Viscount Fitzharrifor Horncourf,
near Ringwood, in Hampshire;• Countess de Vande, on a
tour; Earl of Mulgrave, from his house, Karl:y-street, for
,Mulgrave Castle, Whitby, Yorkshire; Sir John Gordon Sin-
clair, l3art.•fro►n Plymouth, to Woolwich ; the Earl of Maims-
bury, to Park-place ; the Earl of I&usslyn, for Yorkshire ; the
Marchioness of Exeter, for Kent; the Earl Of Harrowhy, for
Statford4hire ; Lord Hawke, fur Yorkshire; Hon. 13, crave)),
fur Ber4shire; Lord C Fitzroy, for Suffolk ; ,Lord Boston, to
Hedsor Lodge,.Bucks the Earl of St:►ir, on a tour; .tLe Mar-
quis of Blandford, to White Knights, Berlzs'; Lord Churcl;ill„
to Blcuhei►u, Oxfordshire ; Earl Grey, to Howich, Nuithum-
berland ; the Earl of Darnley, from SauiLlate, to cohharu-
Hall ; Sir Gilbert Heathcute, Bart. to Normanton Park.
DEPARTURES FOR PARIS.—S;F MOS and Lady Burgh and
family; Judge Daly and f Anthony Gore, Esq.; awl
the night Hun. Joh❑ MeNlahon.

BRIGHTON, AUG. 22.—A Messengerfron Carl:
ton House arrived at the Pavilion last night,
stating, that•the PRINCE RECENT had changed
his intention of being there. this, evening. flis
Royal flightless is. not expected-in the couese of
the present week. The whole -of ,the servants
that bad been left"ljere have, therefore, returacd.
to town. •

WEYMOUTH, AUG. 22.-,-,Saturdav beiag an ex-
tremely fine day, her ROya/ Highness the Min,
cess Cnhitt.crre,of WALes, accoonpanied_by Lady
Andover,. General and Lady Grant, ti:c twO
Misses Cotes, General Garth, and the Rev: Dr.
Short, partook of her favourite excursion on ti
water, but having proceeded too far to sea, the
current of tide 10-evented her Royal Highness froth
returning'initil one o'clock on Stinday trimming*
at which time, notwithstanding the unseasonable
hour, the ckplernade acrd the quay xvere crowded
with person of 1111 ranks who had been long anxi-
ously awaiting to greet her return ; she landed
amidst the acclamatiOns of the spectators. On Sim.
day her Royal. Highness hat` private service at the
Palace. The Royal Charlotte yacht which had been-
so long expected, anchored this morning in mit-
bay. In the evening her Royal Highness walked
about an hour on the terrace ; it was unpreccdent-
edlyeroivded with fashionables.—Last evening was
pc] formed a new tragedy in three acts, called
" The Corsair,'' written by a Gentleman Of
this place ; it was received extremely well,,anit
we trust we shall be ho:4oured with a repeti-,
tion'of it : the house was ero‘y(led;---OrtLets have
been received by the rgarrack7Master 1.6 prepare
the cavalry Barracks for the reception of the De--
O'A of the 20th regiment of Light DragoZms, The
Bishop of S.Vttsner.Y and family were among the
arrivals of yeterd.ty.

HAY'SIARIaT THEATRE.—The intcreming and
diverting Comedy of 7'hB Poor Gentleman, last
night iotrodueed a new Actress at this Theatre,
in the character of .&nify Worthington. She is a
Miss TAYLOR, and is an importation from. some!
provincial stage. She is an interesting lbolsing
young woman, and, thottAh not to be called,
handsome; has. an agreeable and expressive coun-
tenance. Her figure, is well-fOrmed, and her voice
very pleasing. iler deportment was easy, and
the whole of her acting was natural and affecting.
She was very much applauded thronghout.
play was most ably supported .by TERRY;
MATnEWS, FOOTE, and indeed all the performemq.
The new Parce., of A Chip of the Old Block was
repeated. It has been Winch Curtailed, bat it still
requires the knife. 'IIIATnEws maybe
"said to carry this piece on his shoulders; for tlit
parts allotted to TERRY and FO6TE, who, had so
well distinguished themselves it) the pl4y, are on-
worthy of them.--The hunse VGII3 etowded, and
the Farce wyll received..

The Right lion. CHAT LEE AarouTnNor gave-a
grand dinner yesterday; at his residence in Down-
ing-street. _ _

sit is said that Prince SCI WARTZENE EEG and
the Duke of. IVELilg6Totv have presented to the
KING of FRANCE an energetic Note twron the
bombardment of Baslc.-1 here is also a report
that the French Rely2l General LACNIEBE had de-
nounced the Arpistice in that quarter but it
seems to be at least premat ore:
SINGULAR OCCUERE,NCE.-01151111(1aV last, dor-
ing Divine SerN,•ice„a monkey entered the Metho-
dist Chapel, in the ManOr-Chare-, Newcastle, tc
the wonder' and astonishment of the audience,
were
erewaatstlis,aett ebeingsaogmeed
in singing, Wlte_
titer 41 idler wig, or liad
been invited thither by the music, is not material,
but such was his discrimination Of vocal inelosi,
that he took his seat in the Choristers' pew, first
on the bark of one fernal2i and afterwardi re-
moved to the shoulders of another. The two fcT
males trembled ; the choristers got out of
(al
esstioiepd lay acsi 0
speutt
t 0
00
6teh eoljsei
tg.
ea;let itlt7esit.
Puglk•ould take into it. The a"."'":, when saute
evinced no desire to quit the.nit;crii:.‘erse ot.siteA
to
of the male part of the
"iii:aitrt,CeYt43 t
" woald
remove hint;
nut atlY "13.1ce notch faith in this dociara.,
appear, did tiotri"L,t. the mintkey's looks ;
greater p. art, it %void('
for thtl'O'.`„ at? more than ordinary
iutn" "was frml. the gallery, that Ptig,
~cttsreil!ci
artur':,:volucceliae chor4tca
recovered