The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-04 00:00:00

PLACES OF FASHIONABLE RESORT.

BRIGHTON, SEPT. 2.—The Earl of Stair arrived at the
Royal York Hotel this evening, and Lord and Lady Waking.
ham at Sir Richard Borough's. King's-road mansion, that re-
cently vacated by the Duke and Duchess of Richmond. The
Hon. Charles Cecil Cope Jenkinson, brother of the Earl of
Liverpool, his Lady, and two children, were here to-day ; after
taking dinner at the Royal York lintel, they left us to return to
Baxted Park, their seat, in this county. The Earl and Coun-
tess of Northesk, with their daughter, Lady Elizabeth Car-
negie, arrived at the New Steync Hotel on Monday, but were in
its departure list on the following day. The Russian Ambas-
sidor, Countess, and Prince Gortchakoff, purpose shortly re-
turning to the Royal York Hotel.—Dieppe is now spoken of
as comparatively dull; it has been deserted, for a season, by
tha greater proportion of ita noble visitors. The Duchess of
Berri, the Duchess of Reggio, and the Duchess of Angouleme,
are returned to Paris ; and it is added, 'that the French Mon-
arch is very dangerousy indisposed.—Fashionable arrivals con-
tinue to multiply with us; decidedly, this place was never
so crowded with visitants as at present.
BATlT.—Arrived since our last—The Lord Mishap of Kerry,
Lord Arundel, Lady Belvedere and family, Lady Gordon, Sir
Henry Hoyd, Sir Orford Gordon, Col. Grant, World Little,
Lieut. Col. and Din. Mackenzie, Lieut.-Col. Mason, Major
Stapleton, Capt. and Mrs. Clay, Capt. Larpent, Lieut. Clay,
R.N., Rev. 11Ir. and Mrs. Brown, Rev. Mr. Blatbwayt.

Fsq. to upwards of three
given by Henry Villiers Stuart, .
• nk and fashion, at his
hundred persons of distinguished rank TRELAND.—Last month a magnificent entertainment was
beautiful seat, Dromana, in the. county of Waterford, to
celebrate his taking possession of his noble estates in Ireland.
The Theatre was
. degwith and cOnimodiously fitted up; and
a Company nrinaYars, with scenery, &c, brought there for the
occasion, commenced the amusements for the evening. The
,
company then re-eensged the hall to the ball room, which was
moat tastefully Rum
,-- -----up with evergreens, flowers; &c. In the
bell mom a '7 "Wage was erected, representing a country
publichouse t t
otter the name of
1.4 trxis4,,ntecolitnit,t
nr..,
#l, e: :ktt. il
..f..91.1 on. one side, and on the
tt Gond Spirit: to be hod here." ~.
. . " Here, my friends, I trust you'll find
All things fully to your mind ;
Hero Denis offers you for cheer
. As much good humour 4$ good beer
' And
W ill , proud to see his cow so gay,
. strive to make no bulls to.tlay."
.'t MI Inside appearance of -Denies Hotel exactly
1.. :'
corresponded
ith the outside. At each side of it was hung a curious lamp.
Itefreshinents of all descriptions were plentifully supplied by
kr. and Mrs. Brulgrmillery, and Don, their head waiter. /Ir.
Fitzpatrick, the well-known piper, was also there, and afforded
Much entertainment in the Grand Hall, where some of the
Gentlemen played billiards during the night.

CAULoW, AUG. 30.—L0 RD OR Ikt ON DT...—This Nobleman,
his family, and a respectable retinue, arrived in this town on
Saturday last on their way to Kilkenny. His Lordship and
family stopped at the scat of Colonel Bruen, and his retinue
remained at Mr. Lenon's inn, on Friday night, and proceeded
on their journey the following morning.—.'The Duchess of
Richmond, accompanied by Ladies Mary and Sophia Lenox,
and attended by a numerous retinue, passed through this town
on Wednesday last, on their way from Dublin.