The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-17 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE CHANGES,

The Duke of St. Alban's, Earl Burford, and the Ladies
Beauclerk, for his Grace's seat, at Gatton, Surrey ; Duke of
Richmond, from Petwortb, Sussex, for his seat, Goodwood;
Marquis and Marchioness of Northampton, and Lady Eliza-
beth Compton, for their seat, Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire ;
Marquis of Ailesbury and family, for their seat, Tottenham-
park, Wilts; the Earl of Shaftesbury and the Ladies Ashley
Cooper, from Richmond, for St. Giles'-house, in Dorsetshire ;
the Earl and Countess of Plymouth, fur Howell, near Brooms-
grove, Worcestershire ; Lord Geo. Lennox, for Sussex ; Lord
Carrington, for High Wycombe, Bucks; Countess-Dowager
Poulett, for Poulett-lodge, from Hyde Park-corner; the
lion. P. Pierrepoint, for Evenly-hall, near Brackley, in
Northamptonshire; Sir S. Jervoise, for Eadesworth-park, in
HaMpshire i • Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Baronet, for the Isle of
Thanet ; Mr. John Evelyn, fur Wootton-park, near Dorking,
Surrey; Earl of Hardwicke, from Hertfordshire, for Winn-
pole-hall, near Avrington, in Cambridgeshire; Sir Gore and
Lady Ouseley, for Woolmers, Hertfordshire; Lady Ellen.
borough foiTunbridge. wells ; Count and Countess Leven, for
Brighton ; Right Hon. Charles Wynn, for Scotland ; Sir Geo.
Robinson, Ban. for his seat, Northamptonshire; J. Dingwall,
Esq. for his seat in Scotland; Sir A. Clarke, M.D. at Bennett's
Hotel, Spring-gardens, from Dublin ; Colonel liroolaston,
from Fenton's Hotel, Saint James's-place, for his seat in
Suffolk; Chas. Marjoribanks, Esq., from the Waterloo Hotel,
Jermyn-street, for Scotland ; Francis Walker and Son, from
ditto, for Paris ; Captain and Lady Whichcoote, and Family,
from the St. Petersburgh Hotel, Dover-street, for the Continent;
Charles Jervais, Esq. from ditto, for Paris; Colonel and Mrs.
Smith, at the London Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Hastings ;
Mis. Gurney Berkeley, at the Pulteney Hotel,Albemarle-street;
Mrs. Long Wellesley and Family, at Thomas's Hotel, Berke-
ley-square, for their seat, Draycot House, 'Wilts; lion. Capt.
Needham, 3d Guards, from ditto, for Windsor; Joseph Haynes,
Esq. at Long's Hotel, Bond-street, from his seat, Burderop
Park, near Marlborough.

BRIGHTON, AUG. 15.—The Duke of Ironic returned to the
Pavilion to dinner on Friday. His Royal Highness was on
horseback yesterday, accompanied by the Earl of Alvanley,
who returned to the Royal York Hotel the evening before.
Colonel Cooke.is returned to the Pavilion. To-morrow a small
but select circle of the Nobility will have the honour of dining
with the Commander-in-Chief, at the Palace, in celebration
of his Royal Highness's natal day. His Majesty's trades-
people, on Thursday evening, illuminated their residences,
in grateful welcome of the anniversary. of the nativity of
the :Sovereign ; and the hilarity of private, sociable, and
rejoicing parties, added to the general cheerfulness in alfparts
of. the town. The front of the Theatre was irradiated with
" G. It." in blazing characters, surmounted by the Crown ;
and at the conclusion of the Comedy, The Rivals, the collective
calps dranzatique presented themselves to the audience, and
sung the national anthem—the plaudits which followed shook
the house. The Rapid steam packet, from Dover, returned to
this place some hours before daybreak yesterday, and, with the
Rey. Mr. Colwell and family and their carriage, Mr.ll4oilman
and family with a carriage, and in the aggregate about 40 passen-
gem; at 1 at. again stretched for Dieppe. Tlie Union packet,
with twelve passengers, put into Newhaven, from the opposite
coast after twilight on riday. The Duchess of- Beni con-
tinues at Dieppe, and with her Royal Highness is the Duchess
of Reggio. The Duchess of Angoitleine is also mentioned as
enlivening Dieppe with her presence. The Duchess of •Berri,
it is understood purposes returning to Paris in the course of the
present month. All hope of beholding the French Monarch
on the coast this year has vanished.'
TuNDRIDGE WELLS, Aila. ls.—Amongst the list of
Fashlonables at present here are—Their Highnesses the Prince
and Princess De Polianac, Earl and Countess of Bristol and
Ladles Hervey, Marchioness of Donegal!, Marchioness of Hat.
ford, Lady Maria Meade, Lady Emily Montague, Lady Mun-
Caster, Sir Alexander and Lady 'Wood, Lieut.-General Coghlan,
Duke and Duchess of Somerset, Mr. and Mrs. Astell,
Dowager Lady De Clifford, Lord George. and Lord Frederick
Lennox, Captain and Lady Charlotte Barclay, Mr. Gilliess,
Col. Booth, Lient.-Col. Money, Sir Thos. and Lady Turton,
Colonel and Mrs. Green, Lady Ellenborough and family, the
Dowager Marchioness of Londonderry, Gen. Campagne, Sir
Thos. Stepney, &c. &c.

MARRIAGE IN /UGH LAPEL
Yesterday morning, Aug. lli, was married by licence at the
Parish Church of Cranford, the lion. George Charles Grantkv
Fitzhardinge Berkeley, sixth son of the late Earl of Berkelei,
to Caroline Martha, second daughter of the late Paul Benfield,
Esq. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. Hughes,
Rector of Cranford. The Countess of Berkeley, Mrs. Benfield,
the Ladies Mary, Caroline, and Emily Berkeley, Earl Euston,
Capt. Seymour, Henry Wombwell, Esq. and the Bridegroom's
brothers were present.

ARGYLL Rooms.— Last night Mr. FLEat•
MINGTON, who, we understand, has exhibited
his talents AS a VENTRILOQUIST and an IMITATOR
of Theatrical Performers, in several provincial
towns, with great success, brought forward a
similar entertainment at these Rooms. As a
Ventriloquist his powers are extraordinary, and
allowing for the timidity which he must have
felt in appearing for the first time before a
London audience, he also displayed consider-
able ability in' his imitation of some of our
chief actors. His manners were gentlemanly
and interesting, and if he had reserved his Ex-
hibition to a later period of the year, there can
be little doubt that he would have attracted a
larger audience than appeared on this occasion.
He produced altogether a very agreeable me-
lange, and excited much applause. There is one
circumstance which adds much to the surprize
which his powers as a Ventriloquist excited, for
though various voices, and at several "distances,
were heard, there was no motion of his lips, so
that the deception was complete. Upon the
whole Mr. FLEMMINOTON presented a very amu-
sing'miscellauy, and seems well entitled to pub-
lic attention and encouragement.

THE VICE•CIIANCELLOK.—We have again the
pleasure to notice the progressive improvement of
this Gentleman's state.—Sir ASTLEY COOPER is-
sued a bulletin yesterday, announcing that the
patient was going on very favourably.—The ope-
ration was of the most formidable description ;
and the heroic firmness evinced not a little sur-
prised the operator. A stone, larger than a wal-
nut, was taken from one side of the prostrate
gland, in fragments; and, in the midst of all this,
Sir Joust desired that every particle might be
extracted. lie had been two years suffering un-
der this disease. On Sunday night he slept for
five hours, and the tranquillity produced by this
relief, to the mind as well as body, has had the
effect before stated.—The cards of condolence
have been numerous. The KING'S inquiries have
been repeated : the first through Sir lIENELY HAL-
FORD.

The Earl of WESTMORLAND arrived in Paris
on Thursday, at the Grand Hotel de Paris, Rue

Lord NORBUItY is the oldest Judge in the
United Kingdom, and is, we believe, 87 years of
age. At 80 he partook of the plea Sure of the
chase, Was a bold rider, and- the most dashing,
fox-hunter in the field.

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