The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-05 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

("ElEPAitTußts..--The Earl and Countess of Craven, from a
tour to the Isle of Wight; Sir John and Lady Harrington, and
'Miss Harrington, from Berkeley-square, for Bognor Rocks,
near'Chichester; Col. and Mr. Hammond, for Albion-place,
Rainsgate ; Mrs. and Miss Carter, for Cheltenham ; Mr. and
the Hon. Mrs, Wrn. Gosling, front Portland-place, for Roe-
hampton ; Mr. Mrs. and Miss Bethel, for their seat' in York-
shire; 'Major and Mts. Armstrong, for Lyme Regis, in
Dorsetshire; Earl and Countess of Clonmell, on a tour ; Cap-
tain and Mrs. Montague, for Ramsgate; Mr. and Mrs. Emer-
son, for Broatlstairs ; Earl and Countess of Belniore, for their
seat in Ireland; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baring, for their seat in
Hanipshire ; Major Gedge, for Newport, in the Isle of Wight ;
Mr. and Mrs.' U.-Smith, for their seat: in Yorkshire; Earl ofd
Winchilsea and Miss Finch, for Burleigh House;. Mrs. Hus-
sey, frornGeorge-street, for Scotney Castle, Kent; the.Powager
.Marchioness of Doneg►all, for Tunbridge Wells ; the Earl and
Countess of liariwiek and Family, for their. seat, Wirimpole•.
Cambridgeshire ; Lord and Lady Morpeth, for Castle Howard,
Yorkshire ; Sir Roger and Lady Sophia Gresley, for their seat;
Staffo.rdshire ; the Earl of Carnarvon and Lady Harriet Her-
bert, fcr their scat in Berks.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex gave a grand dinner
yesterday at Kensington Palace.
Grand entertainments were also given yesterday by the Hon.
Col. Wortley, in Hill-street; Mr. Denison, M.P. in Pall-mall;
Sir G. Talbot, in Burlington-street; Lady Johnstone, in Great
George-street, Hanover-square; Mrs. Mitchell, in Charles-
= street, Berkeley-square ; and Mr. Penn, in New-street, Spring
Gardens.

CIVIC EXCURSlON.—licsterday the Lord Mayor's barge
Wai moored. off. %Westminster-bridge at an early hour, for the
purpose of convening, his Lordship, the Lady Mayoress, and
stitte, on an annual aquatic excursion, known to the citizens of
London by the appellation of " Swan-hopping." At nine o'clock
the barge was rowed by his Lordship's watermen, in scarlet
tire;ses, to the stairs on the north-side of IVestminster-britige I
( where the boats of the Water Bailiff' had already arrived) for
the purpolteef receiving his Lordship's guests, the City Marshals,
the Marshalmen, and .a large body of police, being present. A
little bet re ten o'clock Mr. Sheriff Lucas, Messrs. Alderman
.Scholey, Wood, Waithman, &c. &c. arrived, with their ladies,
'&c. and were immediately ushered by the civic officers on
board his Lordship's barge, which was attended by the band of
the Coldstream (;nerds. _During the interval before the ar-
rival Of his Lordship, guns were fired on the Lambeth shore,
and flags were waived from the wharfs, &c. on both sides the
river, beyond Vauxhall. A quarter to eleven the Lord Mayor,,
Lady Dlayoresti, and several of their friends, arrived. On en-
tering the barge the band struck up the " Carabineer's March,"
and the vessel-immediately proceeded up the Thames, under,
a salute ofguns. His Lordship stopped a short time at Brent.
ford, where the Navigation Barge, a vessel of considerable mag.
nitude, awaited the arrival of the guests, and proceeded with
them to Richmond, where the juvenile part of the company
had a ball on the deck of the Navigation. The Proprietor of
the Chapter Coffee-house provided an elegant dejrune, which
was forded to the place of its destination at an early hour in the
morning.
Thursdy the Marquis and Marchioness of Harr mos, their
son, Earl lawdOn, and their two daughters, passed through
Leicester about three o'clock in .the afternoon, on their way to
Donington Park. It was but partially known,. but, notwah-
'standing, a vast concourse of !spectators were present, and
cheers rent the air the moment the Marquis was recogniz-
ed; his Lordship immediately got out of his carriage, and
shook by the hands, indiacritrunately, all those that presented,
themselves, declaring his heart rebounded with joy at once ruore being amongst us. The Noble Marquis looks somewhat
thinner, but we are happy to observe his health appears not in
the least impaired by his ten years' residence in India. We
underatand that great rejoicings will take place to-day at Castle
.Donnington and the neighbourhood, in celebration of the first
visit of the Marquis of Beatings to Donnington Park since
his return from India. On this occasion the Noble Marquis will
• be met on the road and escorted to his paternal mansion by his
tenantry, the Yeomanry Cavalry, &c. Also, at Ashby-tle-la-
Zueli, a meeting of the inhabitants has been called, and the
most extensive festivities are prepared to welcome his arrival on _
alonday morning next.--(Leicester Journal, Aug. 14*
The marriage between Major-General Sir Edward- Barnes,
K.C.B. Governor of Ceylon, and Miss Fawkes, daughter of
Walter Fawkes; Esq. of Farnley 'Rail, High Sheriff of this
coanty,. is expected to take place this morning (Thuraday,)'et
Utley.—( York Chronicle.)
HARROW SCRoOr..—Saturday, according to 'annual custoiu,
the silver arrow was shot for, at the Butts, at Barrosi-on4hes
Hill; by JO of the young Gentlemen educated at that Scheid,
.which was won with difficulty by Master George .Drummondt they were upwards of four hours contending for the prize, OW-
ing to the equality of three of the young Gentlemen, who got
nine each, ten being the winning number. Many of the neigh-
bouring Ladies and Gentlemen, and some of the friends of the
scholars were present to witness the contest.

Sir T. TYRWHITT will proceed shortly to Lis-
bon, for the purpose of solemnly, installing His
Most Faithful _Majesty the King of roaTuum. a
Knight of the Order of the Garter. Ills MA.,
Jk:sTy was admitted a Member of that distin-
guished Order at the same time as the other So-
vereigns of Europe after the general Peace; but
iris residence at Brazil prevented the ceremony
of the installation, end since his return to his
European dominions the distracted state of Por-
tugal did not permit of its being performed, ,
Sunday afternoon, soon after five o'clock, the
Duke of Yoax left town for Brighton, were his
Royal Iliglines is expected lo remain about three
weeks.

Prince LEOPOLD arrived in town on Satarday
from Claremont, and dined with Prince EiTER-
IIAZY. In the evening his. Royal Highness
honoured the Italian Opera with his presence.
Sunday Prince LEOPOLD attended Divine Ser-
vice at St. Philip's Chapel, Waterloo-place.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND and Prince LEO
POLO dined with the Duchess of KENT on Sun,
day, at the King's Palace, Kensington, when
Baron JUST,. the .Salon Minister, and a selecl
party were present to meet their ttoyal High.
nesses. In the evening Mademoiselle CAttAnoat
bad the honour of being presented, and of re-
ceiving the most flattering marks of, her Royal
Highness's condescension.
Saturday the Duke of CUMBERLAND dined
p
AV ith Prince eisTcanazV.
Viscount Sthstotmt left Richmond Park
terday morning- on his return to Berkshire.
XL declared the Holy,Virgin, sove-
reign of Boulogne; he was her vassal, and pre—
seined her every year for quit-rent with a heart
of gold. A monk dedicated a book to." Mary,
the Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Coun-
tess of Bologne."

yes.

Prince Lippe and Suite, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square,
from the Continent; Lord Dudley, from his scat in Stafford-
shire ; Lord and Lady Charleville, and Miss Teasdale and
family, at Mivart:s Hotel, Lower Brook-street, from the
Continent.