The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-30 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Lord Melbourne, from Earl Cowper's seat, Panseriger'
Herts ; Lady M. Palmer, at the Marchioness of Cornwallis's,
in 11 ill-street, Berkeley-square, from her seat East Court. Bed-
fordshire ; Captain Hamilton, at Blake's Motel, Jermyn-
street, from a tour.

CitAwars.—The Marquis of Hastings, from a tour, to
town; Miss Caswall, for Caswall Cottage, near Hanwell ; the
Ladies Ludlow, On a tour ; Dowager Countess Poulett, for
Poulett Lodge, Twickenham; Sir James Graham, Dart. on a
tour; Mr. and Mrs. Scott Murray, on a tour; Colonel and
Mrs. Lloyd, from Cheltenham, for Lyme Regis; Mr. J.
Musters, for Colwich Hall, near Northampton ; Captain Suther-
land, from Worthing, for Ramsgate; Earl of Pomfret, from a
tour, to town; Hon. Horace Seymour, from Surrey, to town ;
the Marquis and Marchioness of Thomontl, from Cook's Hotel,
Albemarle-street, for Paris; the lion. Richard Hill, from
Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, for his seat in Hants ; Sir (4eo.
Robinson, Bart., for his seat, Cranford, Northamptonshire;
Lord Berwick, for his seat, Nottingham Hall, Salop; the
Countess of Berkeley, for her seat, Crawford Lodge.

FA SHIONA BLE PARTIES.
Lord Holland entertained a select party of friends to dinner
yesterday at Holland House.
sir Charles and Miss flower entertained a large party of
Nobility and Gentry yesterday with an elegant dejenne at their
beautiful villa of Belmont, Mill-hill.
Mrs. George Byng gave an elegant (*war on Monday to a
dist;nguished party of Fashion:hies at her scat, iVesthant
Park, near Barnet.

PLACES OF FASHIONABLE RESORT.
Bnrcarrosr, AITO. 211.—0 n Tuesday afternoon the Com-
mander-in-Chief left the Palace in his travelling carriage, to
honour with a visit Lord anti Lady G. Cavendish. at East.
bourne. His Royal Highness continued at Eastbourne all
night, anti returned before dinner yesterday. His Royal High-
ness. it seems, will not leave us for London anti Belvoir Castle
until about the middle of the ensuing week. It is probable
that the Royal Duke, instead (as originally intended) of taking
the field against the feathered tribe on the Ist of September,
owing to the backwardness of the hvrvest, procrastinates his
participation in the seasonable sports, as an example to others,
and which, for the benefit of the agriculturist and the husband.
man, we trust will be generally influential.—Count Lieven
left the Royal York Hotel this morning, but returns in a
day or two Countess anti Count George remain there.—
When the King will once more honour and enliven this town
with his presence, is not as yet precisely known ; it has given
much satisfaction to this town, front indisputable authority to
learn that his Alaiesty is in the happiest enjoyment of health
and spirits. Lord and Lady Holland arrived at the Royal
York lintel this afternoon. Lord Alvanley is continuing his
sojourn there; Lady F. I)esanges was here this morning, took
refreshments at the York lintel, and returned to Worthing
towards the evening. Lady Barker is arrived on the Marine
Parade. Mr. Greenwood arrived at the York Hotel this even.
ing. The Earl and Countess of Sefton, and the Ladies and
Captain 31olyneux remain there.
WE 0 UTII, AVG. 28.—Among the latest arrivals are—
The Lord Bishop of London and familY,.Sir SiMeon and Lady
Stuart anti family, Baroness-de Faye& Wm; Ley, Esq. M.P.,
Sir R. anti Lady Steel, Rev., Mr. Bridle, Rev. 'Mr. Burgess,
Mr. and Mrs. Foyley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Launen and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Partridge, , kir, and Mrs. C, W. Cant-
well, Mr. and Mrs. Charks, and, family, General Scott, Mr.
and Mrs:Jones and family, Mr. and Mrs. Beddome and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Pettleward,, Mr. Baiiward. Mr. Ander.
son, Mr. Allard, Mr. G. Grove, Mr. Huntley, Mr. J. Willett,
Mr. E. Griffin, M. lilatel, Mrs. Webb. Airs. Hartley, Mrs.
Jame, Mrs. Panly, Mrs. Bedford, Mrs. Dobre, Mrs. Andley,
Mrs. Cox and family, Mrs. Coombe, Mrs. Johnstone, Mrs.
Hague and family, Miss Wane,, Miss Harris' 31r. Shaw, Mrs.
and the Misses Waleh, 'Mrs. and Miss Willoughby, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Soder, Miss and Miss S. A.
Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Ludlow Walker, M. Pulling, Mr.
Waddington, Mrs. Wells. Mr. and -Mrs. Walmesley, Mr.
and Miss Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Match, Mr. 11. Owen, Mrs.
Cole, &c.
BiustiNGltAM.—The Right lion. Frederick J. Robinson,
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Lady Sarah, the Misses Robin.
son, Lady Buckinghamshire and suite, arrived at Willday's
Royal in this town, last week, and remained two days,
inth le'
ecottselof which they visited the Soho, Mr. Thomason's
rooms, and several other manufacturing establishments of this
place. The Right lion. 11. Gouldurn, 31.1'. Chief Secretary
fir Ireland, and his family. also visited this town, and left with
the Right Robinson. On Monday (25th instant)
Prince de Lippe and suite arrived at the above Hotel, and re-
mained two days in visiting the different manufactures, an yes-
terday (Wednesday, the 27th inst.) proceeded to the Seat of the
Earl of Shrewsbury.
AItIiJVALS AT BaTir..--Lord Claninorris, Lady Burton, Sir
It. and Lady Price and family, Sir and Lady liamptron, Sir
John Cox, Sir John Nisbett, the lion. Miss Duncan, Dr. and
Mrs. Turner, General Campbell Col. Cox Col. Richards,
Lieut.. Col. Williams, Capt..l. Bentham, ('apt. Dawbin, Capt.
Gunning, Capt, Montague, Capt. Porter, Capt. Barker,Lieut.
Tomkins, the Rev. Mr. and Airs. Cole, Rev. Air. and Mrs.
Drummond, Rev. Mr. anti Mrs. Templar, Rev. Mr. Ashe,
Rev. Mr. Blathwayte. •

NAVA I, FETE.
Play, Ball, and Sapper, on tnhird hi: Majesty's skip Britannia,

at Plymouth.
The Officers of the above ship gave an elegant entertain..
ment, on Monday evening last, to the Nobility, ()entry, and
visitors of Plymouth and its environs. Tickets were issued for
the admission of 301) persons.—At six o'clock boats were sta-
tional at Stonehouse, anti the other rendezvous, fbr the em-
barkation of the company ; soon after which a brilliant assent-
triage of fashion and beauty were collected .in Sir Alexander
Cochmne's cabin, the Commander-in-Chief (who received them
owith hist.( usuallerula urbanity),in, nuntes ns •oefos Morley
of
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here Earl a
son,
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don, Hon. Mr. Pelham, Admirals Sir Edward Thornburough
and Sir Manly and Lady Dixon, Sir J. Bruce, &c. The
theatre 'opened with the play of the Rinds.
After the play the ball commenced. On the company at.
cending to the quarter-deck, the scene appeared enchanting ;
an awning was suspended from the main to the maizon-mast ;
the inteneor fitted up with flags, in the costume of a Turkish
pavilion ,• the after part of the quarter deck briliantly illumi-
nated with varigated lamps • the word " Britannia" was con-
spicuous, as well as the king's arms, and different de-
vices, embellished with laurels and flowers, forming bowers
and recessm surrounding the platform of the quarter-deck
and poop. The deck was chalked very appropriately with nau-
tical emblems. The ball was opened at II o'clock by Lieute-
nant Bertram and Lady Dixon,. with the lively tune of " I'll
gang me mair to yon town," which was followed by quadrilles,
sustained with great spirit, until one o'clock, when supper was
announced. The tables were arranged on the middle gun
deck. The supper consisted of every delicacy the season could
produce, and the wines were excellent. , The company,
although so numerous, found every accommodation. Many
loyal toasts were drank, and hilarity anti good humour were
depicted in every countenance. After supper the dance was
renewed with great glee, and the company did not separate un-
til Aurora began to peep on their festivities. The evening was
calm, and the bosom of the ocean unruffled. The general feel-
ing scented to be, what every Englishman wishes---"
tannin ever rule the waves."

them over his
The Earl and Countess of Liverpool have been visiting at
ipassed through
lls Grace looked
Blenheim. The Duke of :Marlborough sliewed
new garden, with which they expressed themselves .highly
pleased.
Saturday the young Duke of flocclettch, accompanied b
in the street, anti
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extremely well, and appears to be exceeding active anti Intel.
ligent for his years. Ile was preceded by two of his sisters
who travelled in a carriage drawn by four beautiful greys. ,i
gcnreenstietlderathbeledisnttitnmgbueisrheodf iptierflirtyonusiothmkt)ltitigeell
corm.
The celebrated Miss Edgeworth, passed through A r on
ll'ednestlay morning on a visit to liltiquititrran castle,
the re-
sidence of r. F. Kennedy, Esq. M.l .

the of
Sir JAMES,
Inimetliately—afier the tillintUenTetrni ent
Parlia-
ment, Sir .I.amEs MActtrwrosit at Alia(pliti of
Ticitr tr.t.n to Welbeck, to examine the archives of the fa-
Papers, to which they belong.
it is said, there discovered some inVaillabl. letters and State
wily, which had not been opened for many years.
which will materially tend to illtistrate that portion of
his " History of England,"