The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-24 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE A RRIVA LS.

The Earl and Countess of St. Germans, at their house in St.
James's-square, from Malvern Wells ; the Dowager Marchio-
ness of Londonderry and Dowager Lady Suffield, from North
Cray, Kant; Capt. Gun, in Hereford-street, from Brighton;
Mr. and Mrs. Peel, and Family, at Batts' Hotel, from Paris ;
Mr. and Mrs. Burke, and Family, at ditto, from Ireland ;
Captain Packenham, at ditto, from Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs.
Oliveria, at ditto; Major and Mrs. Ogle, and Family, at the
St. ,George's Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Margate ;- Capt.
Collier, R.N. at ditto, from Southampton ; Sir John Gifford,
Bart. at Long's Claremont Hotel, from Margate; Captain
Daly, at ditto, from Dublin.
DEPARTURES.—The Duke and Duchess of Somerset, and
Lady Elizabeth Seymour, for Maiden Bradley, near Pomeroy,
in Devonshire; Col. and Mrs. Braddyll, for the German Spa;
Mr. Blaberley, for his seat in Surrey ; Earl of Cork, on a tour ;
Mr. and Mrs. John Angerstein, for the Woodlands, on Black-
heath ; Captain and Mrs. Gordon, for Cheltenham ; Earl and
Countess of Bristol, Lord and the Ladies Hervey, for Roe-
hampton ; Lord Macdonald, for Scotland ; Gen. Barclay, for
Cheltenham; Earl and. Countess Grosvenor, Lord and Lady
Belgrave, for Bradby-hall, in Cheshire ; Duke and Duchess of
Northumberland,i fur Alnwick Castle ; • Lady and Miss Camp-
bell, for Broadstairs ; Lady and Miss Blaelcet, for Northum-
berland ; Lord Milton, for Yorkshire ; Major and Mrs. Arm-
strong, for Scarborough : Mrs. and Miss Peters, for St. Law-
rence, in the Isle of 'Thanet ; Mr. Wyndham Lewis, on a tour;
Col. and Mrs. Wentworth, for Ramsgate ; Sir William and
the Misses Rowley, for Tendring Hall, in Suffolk; Colonel
and Mrs. Harcourt, for Ramsgate; the Earl and Countess of
Surrey, and family, for their seat, Worksop Manors, Notts;
Hon. H. G. Bennet, M.P. for Paris; Lord George Bentinck,
for Mr. Poyntz's seat, Cowdery, Sussex ; Sir Henry and
Lady Peyton, on a tout; Lieut.-Colonel and Mrs. Jones, and
Family, from Batts' Hotel, Dover.street, for Brighton ;
Thomas Dodsworth, Esq. from Read's Hotel, Lower Grosve-
nor-street, for Dover ; Capt. Beauchamp Proctor and Family,
from Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street, for their seat in Norfolk;
Mr. and Lady Bligh Hope Vere, and Family, from the Lon-
don Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Scotland; Captain Hawkins,
from the Pultenay. Hotel, Albemarle-street, for his seat in
Devonshire; Captain Foster, from Long's Claremont Hotel,
Bond-street, for Maidstone; Martin Lucas, Esq. from ditto,
for Cheltenham ; Captain and Mrs. James Trotter, from ditto,
for Brussels.

AItUIVALS AT WESTON-SUPER-MARE.-Mr. and Mrs.
A. Alexander and family, Mr. limn, Mrs. Rodie, Miss
Rodie, Mr. J. Rothe and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hope, Mrs.
Cooke, Mr. John Cooke, Miss Cooke, Mr. T. Cooke and fa-
mily, Mr. G. Jones, the Misses Croft, Mr. Bothamley, Mr.
James Grace, Mr. R. Grace, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tanner,
Mrs. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Sparks, &c. &c.--(Richard
Hill's Library, July 21.) •

FAS II TO NA II LE PARTIES.
Yesterday,
,Prince Leopold and the Duchess of Kent dined
with the Princess Sophia Matilda, at her house at Blackheath.
The Duke of Cumberland had select party to dinner yes-
terday.
Yesterday his Highness Prince Esterhazy gave a grand din-
ner at Chandos. House to Prince Polignac, Viscount Marcellus,
Viscount Templeton, Countess of Mingden, Baron and Ba-
roness de Montmorency, Count Ludolf, Baron Segueir, Count
Funchal, &c.
Lord and Lady Wm. Bentinek entertained the Earl anti
Countess of Surrey, and a large party, to dinner, on Tuesday,
at their house in Park-street. .
Yesterday the Earl and Countess of Darlington, the Ladies
Vane, Lord and Lady Barnard, Col. and Lady Laura Mey.
rick, and a large party of fashionables, took an aquatic excur-
sion to Greenwich to dinner.
Sir Bethel and Lady Codrington gave their first entertain-
ment yesterday evening in Park-lane. A demise in the family
is the cause of the young Ladies not having mired in the fa-
shionable world during the season. •
The Hon. Mr. and Lady Barbara Ponsonby held their last
party in St. James's-square.

A matrimonial alliance, it is said, will shortly take place be-
tween Viscount SANDON, eldest son of the Earl of HARROW.
BY, and Lady STUART, only daughter of the late Marquis of
Ilu TE. The young Lady is at. present at Geneva with the
Marchionessher mother ; and it is expected that the Earl and
Countess of IlanitownY, Lord Stwnow, and Lady Many.
ItrnEn, will leave town the latter end of the present month
for the above place.

FASHIONABLE PLACES OF RESORT.
TlRiatrox, JULY 22.—Lady Charlotte Lennox„ the aunt
of his Grace, is with the Duke and Duchess of Richmond, at
the Royal York Hotel. Their Graces have their five bloom-
ing children with them, and all appear in the happiest state of
health. Lord Arthur Paget, en firmilk, dined with the illus-
trious party yesterday.--The Dulte and Duchess of Argyll,
and the Lathes Paget, will join the Richmond family at the
end of the week. Apartments, at the sauce Hotel, are also or-
dered to be in readiness for Lord Punwich, Mr. Scott Stone-
hewer, and Mr. Scott, his brother, &c. at the end of the week.
CHtLIUSFORD.—This town was very full on Tuesday even-
ing. t' More than a hundred dined at the Black Boy Inn,
wherctVe7 delicacy of the season was dished up. The com-
pany consisted of the gentry of the county chiefly. The Ball
and Supper at the Town-hall in the evening was upon a very
grand scale. The tables were fitted up and set out in great taste
and splendour by Mr. Fearnley, of the Saracen's Head Inn ;
and dancing was kept up till after day-light.
EDINBURGH, JULY 21.—We learn that his Grace the
Duke of Wellington is to visit Scotland this season, and pro-
poses to attend the Caledonian Hunt and Northern Meeting.`
Set off from Mackay's (late Macgregor's) hotel, Prince's-
street—Admiral Bisset ; the Hon. Captain Ogilvie ; Rev. .J.
Walls, Mrs. was, Miss Walls, and .Miss Billingham ; Mr.
Maitland and Mrs..lllaidand ; and D. Hunter, Esq.

LORD MAYOR'S AQUATIC EXCURSlON.—Yeaterdaymorn.
ing the Lord Mayor, accompanied by the Aldermen and Meni.
hers of thu Corporation, and attended by the usual Officers,
started from Blackwell, on the ceremony performed every seven
years, of inspecting the boundaries of the City Jurisdiction,
anti visiting Rochester, Sheerness, Southend, and other places.
Ills Lordship was in the splendid State barge, and the barges
of the several Companies were also present, and filled with
ladies and
.gentlemen. A number of steamboats were in readi-
ness to assist the progress of the barges by towing, in case of
unfavourable wind or tide. Many cutters and elegant boats,
belonging to private individuals, joined in the procession, and
the appearance of the whole was extremely ,beautiful, and ex-
ceedingly well arranged by the Water Bailiffs. The Lord
Mayor, and principal personages assisting in the ceremony,
embarked amidst the cheers of the spectators and the firing of
cannon. 'We understand several superb entertainments will ,
be given during the excursion. One vessel was filled with
fireworks, which are to be discharged at various places by the
artist to the Corporation, M. Ilengler.
The Duke of Saxe Weimar arrived at Rennet's Hotel, In-
verness, on Saturday week. Ilis Highness visited the %Vest
coast, and came from Fort William through the Caledonian
Canal, by the Stirling Steam Boat. Monday he visited Cul-
loden Moor, Cawdor Castle, and Fort George ; ,and Tuesday
he set off for the south, intending to visit Dunkeld and Loch
Kathrane on his way.

NATIONAL GALLEIIT OF PAINTINGs.--We hear
that the noble example of Sir G. BEAuItoNT, whose real love
for the arts, and for their advancement in his own country, has
induced him to hive his splendid collection of pictures and
marbles to the British nation, is likely soon to be followed in
another quarter. A recently deceased individual, who be.
queatheil an enormous fortune in ready money to his son, left
behind him likewise a small but most choice assemblage of
pictures,/all of the very first class, which, by the munificent
donation of the possessor, are likely to be added to the Beau-
mont Collection.

On Saturday last, died, at Fleurs, near Kelso,
the Duke of ROXUUttGHE. Ills Grace succeeded WiLLTANt
(BE LLE NDE 1.1 ) who succeeded Jolts KER, the Duke of 'Lox.
IitTROTIE, so eminently known to the literary world as the
Nobleman whose taste for old books led to the foundation of
the club which bears his name. J011)1 was the last of the di.
rect male branches of the ancient border family of Ktus. His
successor, WILLIAM, Wit& of a female branch from Earl
RosERT ; and we believe the Duke, now deceascd, otanother
female branch from the same Earl. The descent anti property
have been the source of much litigation, but the heirdom is at
present clear in the person of the you Marquis of 1311cAu-
stoarT, um only child of the deceased Duke. The Marquis
(now Daiii) is about five years of age ; his father was "early
eighty when he died.

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