The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-04 00:00:00

NEW ENGLAND COFFEE-HOUSE.

LIVERPOOL, JULY 9..—The Corinthian, DAVIS,
from New York, sailed the Bth of June. No appearavice of
the Orbit which sailed on the Ist of June. The following arc
the Passengers on board the Orbit :--.lllr. Thornton, of the
British Army; Robert 11. Ives, of Providence; Hobert Wil-
son, Liverpool ; Samuel Walker, London ; David S. Skims,
Pool; Pearson, of England; Julia Pardow, of New
York and George Robin, Leeds.

ittELAND.—( State of the Country.)—We have great satin
faction in observing that the country, generally speaking, is now
in kl progressive state of improvement with respect to Its natural
iota moral relations. There never was a finer prospect of an
abundant harvest; and the tranquillity which reigns around us
at the present moment. is a causeof great thankfulness. It is our
sincere wish that this last should continue and improve; and we
have every hope of its doing so, if the perturbed spirits of our
land could be set at rest, and prevented exercising their evil ma-
chinations to 'keep alive the dying embers of party feeling and
distritst, which have lately been blown almost into flame by
wicked and designing men. As long as such persons shall pos-
sess any influence on the public mind, we can never calculate
upon permanent peace; and we are sorry to observe that we
have too many of such characters in the country--(Carlow
Morning Post.)
The Duke of YORK, Prince LEOPOLD, most of
the Cabinet Ministers, and a numerous assem-
blage of Nobility, 84c. w'ent on board the' Diana
steam packet at two o'clock yesterday afternoon,
at Whitehall stairs, to proceed to Richmond,
where the Marquis of ITERTFOnu gave a splendid
Fete, the particulars of which we have this day
given.
The Duchess of CLARENCE and the Duchess of
SAIE•WEIDIAR, came from Bushy yesterday at-
ternoon, and visited the Duchess of K VIT, at her
residence at the King's Palace, Kensington.
WINDSOR., it/I.Y ‘2.—The Duke of CUMBER.
LAND, accompanied by the Duke of Dorset and
two other Noblemen, took an airing on horseback
from the Cottage to Windsor Castle, where the
Royal 'Visitors staid some time, and Viewed the
apartments, and afterwards returned up the
Long Walk to the Lodge.
REPRF.SENTATION OP THE COUNTY!':DY STAY.
FORD.—The death of Sir J. Bouonii, Dart.
having caused a vacancy in the Representation of
this County, Sir, Jour; WROTTESLEY tins ad-
dressed the Gentry., Clergy, and Freeholders,
declaring himself a Candidate to succeed him,
and soliciting their support.
CuAtir.ts MA.THEWS, immediately after land-
lug at Liverpool, was arrested in his progress
towards the South. His numerous friends in that
great trading district insisted upon his performing
his most popular entertainments for three nights,
before they would. permit him to be released ;
and it is an additional proof of the good taste of
the people at Manchester, that they laid a similar
embargo on the welcome wanderer. MATuvws
is expected in London about Tuesday next.
CRUELTY TO ANlllALS.—Yesterday R. MAlt.
TI'N, EN. M. P. charged the coachman of a gen-
tlemen with unnecessarily and cruelly whipping
his horses. The defence was, that the horses
were stubborn and required whipping. This,
however, did not avail, and the coachman was
convicted in the penalty of 40s. and costs.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
The Earl of .Ashburnham, from his seat in Sussex.—At
Cheltenham, Earl and Countess of Farnham, Lord and Lady
Normanby, Lord Kenyon and the Hon. Misses Kenyon, Hon.
Graham Toler and Mrs. Toler, Count Esterhaty, Count de la.
Pasture, Lady Cope, Mr. and Lady Barker, Mr. and Lady
Isabella Smyth, Sir A. Lechmore, Bart., Sir C. Saxton, Sir H.
Iloskyns, Sir John and Lady Nicholl, Major-Gen. Haldana,
Colonel Pepper, Major Hickman, Captain Maxwell, R.N.,
Captain Campbell, R.N. &c. &e.
D E PART UnEs.—The Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford,
Trentham 11411, Staffordshire; the Hon. Charles Stuart, for
his seat in Scotland'; Mr. and Mrs. Norris and family, from
their residence in Baker-street, fur Hastings.

THE MARQUIS OF HERTFORD'S DEJEUNE.
This Fate, given yesterday at Queensberry House, Rich-
mond, was one of Surpassing magnificence and taste.
From three till five o'clock there was a constant succession
of visitants by land. They entered at the garden gate, and
proceeded along the noble corridor to the foot of the grand
staircase ; this avenue, which forms a semi-circle, was deco-
rated with branches of laurel and every kind of flowering
shrub, forming a complete alcove. Ascending the stair-case,
they took possession of the line of balconies which occupy the
three bow fronts of the mansion, next the river Thames.
Ilere the ladies were seated until', the approach of a steam-
boat, which was to bring the greater proportion of the com-
pany. About a quarter before seven the sound of military
music was heard in the distance, and soon atter the Royal
Standard was visible.
The yacht then approached in the most majestic style, and
soon after landed Its interesting cargo, consisting of nearly all
the leading beauty and fashion of Great Britain. The Ktng' is
s
bargemen, dressed in scarlet, formed a temporary bridge. H
Royal Highness the Duke of York took by the hand a Lady,
and conducted her through a lane formed by the spectators to
the esplanade, and thence into the house, followed by the rest
of the passengers' two and two, each Gentleman escorting a
Lady. The Noble Host brought up the rear. The cargo
mustered 240 persons.
The whole party then assembled on the lawn, and prome-
naded till the banquet was ready ; they then proceeded up
the stair-case, to the suberb saloon, 70 feet in length, which
has a covered roof enriched with sunken medallions in gold
upon a white ground. In that and three other apartments the
tables were laid, adorned with temples and other devices,
usually introduced on those occasions. At the head of the
principal table sat their Royal highnesses the Dukes of York
and Cumberland, the Prince of Sebum, Prince Gortchakoff,
and three other Foreign Princes, the Prince Esterhazy, and all
the other Foreign Ministers.—The Band of the 2d Regiment of
Life Guards then struck up in the hall beneath,' Oh, the
roast beef of Old England."
The banquet commenced at haltl.past seven, and concluded
about nine. The promenade was soon after resumed for a short
time, and then the celebrated French band of 14 performers
struck up a quadrille in the saloon (the tables having been
cleared with the quickness of lightning).
Dancing then commenced, and from every appearance it was
likely to be kept up till a very late hour.
It may now be necessary to add, that the annals of our
amusements present no species of spectacle such as we have at-
tempted to describe: it was a AO dimirre, which, in splendor
and variety, never, we believe, was exceeded in any age .or
country.
The exterior scene was alto fascinating beyond description.
The water was covered with cutters, pleasure-boats, and
wherries. Moored directly opposite was *a beautiful yacht, the
rigging of which was decorated with the colours of all nations,
and the idea meant to be conveyed was a compliment to our
Ministers for having preserved peace with all the world.
The Band belonging to the Royal Artillery, from Woolwich,
played on board the steam-boat when on its passage, and after-
wards in one of the tents on the lawn.
. Among the COMpany present were :—Prince Paul.Eaterhazy ;
Duke and Duchess of Rutland, Duke and Duchess of Portland,
Duke .and Duchess of Montrose, Daketif Devonshire, Marchio-
ness of. Statlhrti, Duke and Duch pis of Somerset, Duke and
Duchess of Wellington, Marquis and Marchioness of A ilesbury,
Camden; Duke and Duchess Leinster, Marquis of Exeter ;
Earls and Countess of Vend:Mil Cowper, jersey, Uxbridge,
Surrey, Taakerville, Denbig.h. Clinton, Gower; Dowager
Duchess of itutlane. ; Earls-of' Bristol, Breakneck, Falmouth,
hlorley, Orey, Cathcart, Glengall, Clare.; Count and Conn.
teas Lloven ; Lords and Ladies Granville, Morpeth, Oran-
taam,.ileigrave ; Cpunt and Courage* St. .Antonio; General
Upton, Colonel Trench, General Aimitrong,' Mr. and the
lion. Mrs.' Hope ; Mrs. and . Miss Orby Hunter; Mrs. and
the Misses Cavendish ; Mr. and. Airs. (Jorge llyng, Sir James
Alackintoth, Mr. Frederick Bin/ . the Ladies ileresford ; Mrs.
and Mimi Canning ; Mr. Meyha Lord Palmerston, laitly and
Miss rare, Lord Ashley, Marquis of Bath, and Lady
both Thynne ; Lords A. and G. Hill; Countess of 'brawl)),
and the Ladies Ryder; Marchioness and the Ladies Corn.
wallas; Lowther, Mr. Creker, Mr. Cireenw"l Lady
It. and Miss Fitzgerald ; Mr. and Mrs. Agar Ellis i Mrs. and
Misses Poyntz ; Lord and Lady iteymour ; Earl and Coun-
tess Harewood ; and Lathes laiscelies; Earl of Lauderdale and
Lord Erskine, Earl and Countess of Caernarvon.
t., writs:it PAIITICULARS.I
The Duke of York and Company returned to town at two
o'clock in the morning from the Fete given by
Hertford (late Lord Yarmouth) at Richmond, on his coming
to the title and estates of the late Marquis, in the Diana steam-
boat,the blarquis of
which was most brilliantly iliummate.d. At the head of
the vessel was a brilliant star of large din-tensions, with an
anchor on each side near the head; the sides ware composed of
two rows of lamps, with eight ovals between the centre of the
sides, and a half star of six feet in length, (the oval Of the half
star being of crimson); and at the Stern was a most beautiful
crown and star of variegated tempt, .giving an imposing etre"'
The Royal Ordnance Band
from Woolwich, (34 in number),
and Collinett's Band of French musicians, attended the Royal
Party to and from Richmond. The Band belonging to the
Oxford Blues met them at Richmond. The Company returned
`iighly delighted.

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