The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-04 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

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The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, from Lord Mary-
borough's swat, in Berks ; the Earl of Dartmouth and his bro-
thers, the lion. Captain Leg,,.. and the lion. Henry Legge, at
his liortiship's house, Berlrtley-square, from the Continent ;
Countess of Dartmouth, at her seat, Blackheath, front Staf-
fordshire; Lady Caroline Legge, from the Isle of Wight;
I,ord F. Cower, at his house in Alhemarle-street, from the

Duke of veningtowm seat, Hants; Marquis of LOthian, at
ll'arren's llotel, ltegent-street, from Nortolk; the Bishop of
Down and Connor and family, at the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-
street, from Oxford ; Major-General Sir Parker Carroll, at
Long's Hotel. Bond-street, front the Continent; Mr. and Mrs.
Harding, at the Bath Hotel, ArlingLon-street, from Bath;
Major and Mrs. Ilawkes, at do., front Brighton ; J. Morse,
Esq., at the Noyal Hotel, St—James's-street, from Liverpool ;
Richard Harrison, Esq , and J. SantuLls, Esq., at do., front
Liverpool ; ('apt. Price, 11. N., at do., front Southampton.
CH ANt; Es._...The Duke of Rutland, at Cheveley Park, from
the Duke of Oraftott's. Euston Hall ; the Marquis of Titch-
field, for Welbeck, Nottinghamshire; Lord and Lady Hol-
land, front town, to Brighton ; Lord Dudley and Ward, from
' a Continental tour ; Sir Richard Bedinglield, Bart. in May
Fair, front a tour; Col. and Mrs. llarford, from Cheltenham,
for Bath ; Major and Mrs. Mackenzie, front Ramsgate, for
Boulogne; Mr. tool 31rs. Arbuthnot, from Lyme Regis, in
I)orsets,lire, for Bath ; Capt. and 31rs. Wacon, for Bath, from
Cheltenham ; 31rs. and Miss Hamilton, front Scarborough, for
Bath ; the Marquis and the 'Marchioness of Waterford, from
the St. Petersburgh Hotel, Dover street, to Paris; the Earl of
Tyrone, front ditto, to France ; Lady Sarah, Lady Susan, and
Lady Elizabeth Bercsford, front ditto, to Paris; Lord Wil-
liotn, Lord Henry, and Lord John Beresford, from ditto, to
Franc:: ; Admiral Sir Thus. and Lady Foley, front ditto, to
France ; Lady A. Sparrow, front Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley.
square, for Brighton.

CONSECRATION OF TILE CHURCH OF ST. JOHN
THE EVA NU
Yesterday having been appointed for the consecration of the
Noe thurcli in the IVaterloo-road, in the garish of Lambeth,
a little after eleven o'clock the Bishop of NI inchester, the Din-,
cesan, arrived at the church in his coach, suitably attended,
and was received at the door by Dr. D'Oyly, the Rector, and a
host of clergymen, dressed in their canonicals. The Bishop
was led to the vestry, where the Rector presented a petition,
signed by himself, the churchwardens, and several other pa-
rishioners, praying that his Lordship wo!ild consecrate the
church and burying ground.
Lord..hip expressed his
willingness to comply with their petition, and immediately
commenced the ceremony, by walking along the centre
aisle, followed by all the clergymen present, and .alter-
nately
The
the invocation appointed by the occa-
sion. rhe procession returned to the communion table, when
the Rev. Air. Alarm, by the Bishop's command, read the
title-deeds or the church and burying-ground, and the sentence
iii e(mccr3lion, which latter was signed by the Bishop.—The
morning service then commtneed in the customary manlier.
The prayers were rend by the Rev. Dr. ilarrAr, and Dr. D'Oyly
preached an appropriate sermon, after which the sacrament
was administer-el. The service being ended, the Bishop and
Clergy in procer.sion walked from the Church to a large tent
which was erected in the church-yard, which was then conse-
crated. The whole being concluded, the procession returned
to the t. hurch, where they partook of refreshment ; and about
three o'clock departed. The Church which is of the Doric
order of architecture, is a spacious building, calculated to con.
tain about a thousand persons.

BRIGHTON, Nov. 2.—1.0 rd and Lady Holland purpose
being at the Royal York Hotel to.morrow.--Lally Dudley and
Ward. who arrived on Sunday, left the New Steyne Hotel, to
return to London, this morning.-31ri.
Mellish, the daughter
of the Marchioness of Lansdowne, removed from the Steyne
Hotel this morning to a private residence in Regency-square.
Yesterday the Lord Mayor, the Lord Mayor Elect, the She-
las, the Recorder, the City Chamberlain, and several Alder-
men, attended by the City Niel-she's, 3larshalmen, pro-
ceeded front Giiihlhall to the house of the Lord Chancellor, in
Hamilton-place, Piccadilly, to receive from him an intimation
of his Majesty's apprnbation of the choice of the citizens of
London in their election of Lord Mayor fbr the ensuing year.
The Shaiffs, with the City Remembrancer, afterwards pro.
ceeded in their state carriages rlund the West end of the Town
to invite the Foreign Anibassadors, Cabinet Ministers, the
Officers of State and Householel, the Judges, and other persons
of distinction, to the grand civic entettaimmnt to be given at
Cuildhell on Lord llakor's Day next.
On Friday morning at one o'clock, Master George Aspull,
had a Concert at the Bull Inn. Assembly Rooms, Rochester,
tinder the especial patronage of the Rigat Him. the Earl and
Countess of Darnley, Viscount Clifton, Sir Robert anti Lady
Mnorsem, Sir Archibald and lady Christie, Sir Edward
and lady itlakeney, and Mrs. Cunningham. Public curio-
si.y had been considerably excited by his visit to Cobham
iwhere le. ~vas retained to play for her Royal Highness the
IDlittecl' ileAs K;ent, Princesses Fteklore and Victorine, and,
suite. We need not say it war completely gratified by the at.
tentiance of more than 150 of the nobility and gentry of this
town, Chatham, and their vicinity,who shewed, by repeated ap-
probation, their sense of the merits of this extraordinary and in.
teresting boy. In playing lio%chcles Variations on the Fall of
Paris, anti a concerto by Czerney, he displayed powers so
amazingly beyond his years and appearance, as to astonish and
delight his numerous audience, combining the brilliant execu-
tion of finger anti touch with great depth of feeling and power-
ful expression.._( Kentish Chronicle.)
It is a point of etiquette in the Royal Hunts,
that no one be permitted to ride before his Majesty, for which
purpose the puckers are appointed, to prevent a too near ap.
proach to the person of the King. It happened, however, dur-
ing one of the chacea in the New Forest, that a young snorts-
matt, unable to govern his horse, rode past the late King,
George the Third, and the heels of his horse threw some dirt
into that Monarch's face; the prickera were on the alert to re-
sent this afl'ront, but his Majesty exclaimed, in the most good
0 natured manner, "Stop, atop !—never punish a maa for what
he =not help."

YESTERDAY, II AR Alin and Co., with their usual
Thirty success,
TBlll Thousand s astd 5 drawn Yesterday a Prize of
unds ! besides other Capitals.

As UstrAL—BISII'S OFFICES AGAIN SUCCESSFUL'
—The following Capitals, all drawn Yesterday,
were Shared and Sold by Ihstt, viz.:--
No. 15,7b6, a Prize of 30,0001.
11,027 . . 520 15,207
No. 16,933. - - £520 No. 15,905 - . x. 200
19,903 - - 210 2,201 .
.. 200
16,421 - - 210 6,086 - 2OO
The Thirty Thousand ound Prize was Sold in
Three Quarters, One Eighth, and Two Sixteenth
Shares, the fortunate holders of which,
or any of
the other Capitals, may receive their Prize Money
immediately at BISIes Offices, 4, CornhiU, or 9,
Charing.cross, where the particulars of the New
Scheme, to be Drawn 16th December, containing
Two £30,000 and Two £20,000 Prizes, &c. &c.
nay he had gratis.

POETRY.

WANTED A HUSBAND!

Th' advertiser's a single young lady, whose age
Is 'tween eighteen and twenty—would suit gay or sage ;
With the lively she'd laugh, with the serious she'd pore
Unfatigued for whole day's o'er huge volumes of lore.
Is not tall, is not short, is not fat, is not thin—
Would not faint at a mouse—would not scold for a pin ;
She can read, she can write, she can draw, she can sew ;
Has an eye that can weep, has a heart that can glow.
Some maintain she is handsome, while some say she's not ;
All agree that gentility's cast in her lot.
Then her ancestry's noble—but, ah ! well-a-day,
He who looks for more dowry, will turn him away.
She'd approve of a consort, nor handsome nor plain,
No one younger than twenty her hand can obtain,
Rather tall, and the better if dark be his hair,
Born a gentleman too, known as such by his air.
Whether serious or gay, must be wise, erudite,
Patriotic and tender, refined and polite;
A son of green Erin—none else need repair
To woo this young maid at her Castle in Air.

lERNE.