The Sun.
London, England, 1824-02-14 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVA

The Duke of Portland at his house in St. James's-square,
from his seat, Welbeck, Notts ; the Earl of Edmore and Capt.
Corry, in Hamilton-place, from Ireland ; Sir C. and Lady
Codrington and family, at their house in Park-lane, from their
seat, Dodington Park, Gloucestershire; Sir Abraham Hume,
Bart. from Brighton ; Sir Charles Saxton, Bart. at the Albany,
from a tour ; Colonel Gordon, from Brighton ; T. R. Kempt,
Esq. in Bridge-street,' Westminster, front Brighton ' • Hon.
Mr. Twisleton, at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street, from a
tour; C. Beard, Esq. at ditto, from Cheltenham ; R. Stewart,
Esq. at ditto, from Scotland ; Sir James Williams and Son, at
Long's Hotel, Bond-street, from the Continent; Capt. Forbes,
R.N. at ditto, from Chatham ; J. Edmunds, Esq. at ditto,
from Oxford ; Captain Harvey, at ditto, from Brighton.
DEPARTURES.—The Earl of St. Germans, for his seat in
Cornwall, Lord Charles Townshend, from Gould's Hotel, Jer-
myn-street, for his new residence, Regency Park ; lion. Thos.
Stapleton, for Tunbridge Wells ; Sir Godfrey Webster, Bart.
from Long's Hotel, for Battle Abbey, Sussex ; Major Meyrick
and Capt. Osborne, from ditto, for Paris.
BAT ll.—Arrived since our last—Lady Crawley Boevey, the
Hon. Mr. Noel, Hon. Mr. Strangeways, Lady Lethbridge, Sir
John and Lady Smith and family, Sir T. Stickwell, Lieut.-
Gen. Cockell, Col. and Mrs. Buralem, Col. and Mrs. Dare,
Colonels Erskine, Latouche, O'Neil, O'Toole, Pepper, Major
Dicken, Major Elwood, Captains Doherty, Huntley, Kelly,
Rev. Archdeacon and Mrs. Bathurst, 'Rev.. Mr. and Mrs. Brice
and family, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Wickham and family, the Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiggett, Rev. Messrs. AuSiin, Bold, Coppard,
Cassan, Dun, Edmonston, Grassell, Huntley, Linton, 'Morrell,
Methuen, Morshed, Old, Rocket, J. 'Williams and family, Dr.
Irving.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
The Duke of Gloucester entertained a large party to dinner
yesterday at Gloucester Ilouse, Park-lane.
Mr. Secretary Canning will have a grand dinner party to-
morrow at Gloucester Lodge, Old Brompton.
The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Agar Ellis entertained the Marquis
and Marchioness of Lansdown and a large party to dinner yes-
terday at their house in Spring-gardens.
Mr. and Lady M. Walpole had a dinner party yesterday at
their house in Lower Grosvenor-street.

C. R. Ellis, Esq. M.P. entertained Viscount and Viscountess
Granville, and a distinguished party to dinner yesterday at his
house, in Audley-square.
11Irs. Ross had a select circle of fashionables yesterday even-
ing at her house in Portland-place.

FETE AT lIAMMERWOOD LODGE.
A splendid entertainment was given on Tuesday last at
Bammerwood Lodge, near East Grinstead, the seat of Mr.
Dorrien Magens, in honour of his son coming of age. The
visitants began to arrive at a little after nine o'clock, and were
directed to the mansion by the reflected blaze of large bon-
fires, which were at that time burning in the front and rear
of the Lodge; the first was beautifully illuminated with
variegated lamps forming columns of -fire, and they were
intersected by the initials M. D. M., also in letters of light.
—A large and tasteful banner, an emblem of ancient chi-
valry and hospitality, waved on the turrets. The whole had
a splendid appearance. The interior of the building,co.nsist-
i a magnificent suite of apartments, was also brilliantly
lig ted "P; and at the extremity an eastern tent, wherein fancy
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and taste were amply displayed by the matchless decorations.--.
At ten o'clock the ball room was graced by the fashion of
Sussex and the neighbouring country. Nothing could excel
the spirit evinced in the dancing, whish was enlivened by the
melodious strains of Litolff's excellent quadrille band. Pre-
vious to the supper being announced, the attention of the com-
pany was directed to a display of Fireworks, which were ex-
hibited on the principal lawn of the house ; they occupied a con-
siderable time, accompained by martial music. The supper
rooms were then thrown open, wherein covers were laid for
nearly two hundred persons. The grand library was fitted up
with peculiar elegance for the occasion. A profusion of orange
and lemon trees occupied various recesses, towering above
object, and exhaling a most delightful perfume,
otherin.full bearing. A variety of other exotics were also in
bloom. Interspersed, were variegated lamps producing
eafbuve;'ilnryg most enchanting affect. The supper was under the direc-
tion of Mr. Gunter, comprising every -delicacy the season
affords, with wines of the choicest description. After par-
taking of this sumptuous repast,
re-
sorted to; the Ball-room was again
guests retired highly gratified with the les_
and the enlivening. scene was not quitted till nearly 7
°ti'vcilt7rkandwhheols'pitthaelity of IlTinnerwood Lodge, and delighted
with the urbanity and politeness of the worthy Host and his
amiable family. Among the company were :--:The Earl and
Caul-fleas of sheffield, Sir John and Lady Shelley, Countess of
Chichester, Lady Hobilouae, Col. Stratfield, Sir Gco. and Lady
Shiffner, Mr. John Fuller, Gen. Dorrien Rev. Win. Stratfield
andfamily, Hon. Mrs. and Miss weave, Gen. St. John and
family, Captain Bond, Mr. Green
Lady Mary Pe
Leigh, Mr. and Mrs. Ball and f.' -r. and ,Irs. Slade
and family, Hon. Mr. Rice, Mr,
Pelham, Mr.
Hothouse, Captain
Witche, Lady Tenison, Mr. and. i HissMrs.J hneand family.

The Anniversary Meeting of the GLOUCESTER True Blue
Club was held at the Bell lintel Gloucester, on Wednesday,
Wm. Goodrich, Esq. in the chair. Several constitutional and
energetic speeches were delivered in the course of the evening.
The following, among other toasts, were given :—Church and
King—The Royal Faoaly—The Pious Memory of King George
the Third—True Blue—The glorious Fourth of February—
The Duke of York and the Army—
Lord Melville and the
Navy—The House of Brunswick ; may they never forget the
principles which seated them on the Tnrone—The Protestant
Ascendancy—His Majesty's AI in ist ers—M r. Cooper—May the
Principles of Mr. Pitt ever animate the. Councils of Great
Britain, &c. &c.

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