The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-15 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Hon. Air. and Mrs. Agar Ellice, at their house in 1
Spring-gardens, from a tour ; the Earl of Shannon, Lord Boyle,
and the Hon. Mr. Boyle, at the London Hotel, Albemarle.
street, from their scat, Castle Martyr, County of Cork ; air
William and Lady Booth, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley.
square, from their scat In Wells; Admiral Nugent, at Mivaree
Hotel, Lower Brook-street, from a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Town.
ley Parker and family, at ditto, from their seat in Wales ; B.
Megoni, Esq. at the Pultaney Hotel, Albemarle-street, from
\Vermouth; Mr. Hesketh and family, at Kirkham'a Hotel,
Lower Brook-street, from Brighton ; Mr. Freeman and family,
at ditto, from Margate; Thomas Stonor, Esq. and Mrs. Stonor,
at Fladong's Hotel, Oxford-street, from Brighton ; George
Strickland, Esq. Mrs. Strickland, and Miss Wynn, at Marshal
Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square, from the Continent.
Ctrawors.—The Duke of Buckingham, at his seat, Stowe,
frow Scotland; the Marquis and Marchioness of lAnsdown,
from their scat, Bowood Park, Wiltshire, for the Igloo( Wight ;
the Earl of Hopetoun, of the 7th Hussars, front Edinburgh, at
Hounslow Barracks ; Colonel and :M re. Houblon, from ,
Bou-
logne, for Ramsgate ; lion. J. Adams, for Cambridge ; Mr.,
Mrs., and Miss 4\l'Allister, from Cheltenham, for Ramsgate;
Hon. Edward Arbuthnot, from Wilton House, for Newbury;
Captain and Mrs. Gage, from Brighton, for Ramsgate; Major
and Mrs. Strange, from Plymouth, for Bath; lion. Lincoln
Stanhope, front Surrey to Piccadilly ; Capt. and Mrs. Bowater,
from liorrowgate, for Math; Sir William Elliott, Bart. front
the Isle of W ight, for Southampton ; lion. H. Temple, from
Buxton Well, for Cheltenham ; Dowager Duchess of Rutland,
for Leamington, Warwickshire; the Dowager Marchioness of
Lansdown, for Court; Lord and Lady King, for their seat,
Ockham, Surrey ; Baroness de Willoughby and the lion. Miss
Burrell, for their villa, at Richmond ; the Earl of Stair, from
Thomas's liotel, for Paris; J. Fitzgerald, Esq. from Mlwart's
Hotel, for Kent ; Harris Brundell, Esq. from ditto. for his seat
in Leicestershire ; Mr. and Mrs. Stratton', front Long's Hotel,
Bond-street, for Brussels ; the lion. Mrs. St. John and Miss
St. John, from Marshal Thompson's Hotel.

FASHIONABLES AT HARROWGATE.
Amongst the distinished Personages now st liarrovrgate
are, his Excellency Count Limn, the Russian Ambassador;
Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt, Lord Charles Fitzroy, the Bishops or
Gloucester, Llandafi, Kilmour, and Cork; Sir Alex. Gibson,
Sir John beetle, Countess Mandeville, Sir Chas. Anderson, &c

The Duke and Duchess of Bedford and family, and Lord
William Russell, are at Inverephie, liadenoch, where they will
remain during the shooting season.
Saturday the Earl of Casticstewart, Lord Viscount Gleraw-
ley, Lords Blaney and Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Gillhant and
family, left the NVaterford Hotel, Dublin, for the Giant's
Causeway.
The Marquis de Price, Colonel Peechio and suite, and the
Rev. Mr. Johnson and family, have arrived at the NVaterford
Hotel, Dublin.
Sir Hugh Crofton, Admiral Sir J. Rowley. and Major Wil•
Rani Irwin, are erecting mansions on their estates in the coon
of Leitrim.
Wednesday the Earl of Wemys and family_ arrived at Leith.
in the Lord Wellington smack, and set off immcdiatelp for
Oosford-house.

On Tuesday the 7th inst., Sir MATTIIEW WHITZ MD:
Lay, Bart. M. P. gave an elegant entertainment (his Lista,
annual treat) at Illagdon-house, Northumberland, to sin
Officers of his late corps, the Newcastie-upon-Tyne Associsseu
Volunteer Infantry. The dinner tables were sumptuous!y
spread, eomprizing in fact all the delicacies and luxuries of the
season. The superb quality of the wines also did great honour
to
to the liberality of the worthy Baronet, although cool*
the whole were the gay enlivening manners of the worth/ 11°,1t,
whose obliging assiduities to entertain his friends were las
indeed they are upon all occasions) beyond all praise.

CANTERnutty, SEPT. 14.--This being the day
on which the Chief Magistrate is annually chosen to represent
our ancient city, a meeting of the Corporate Body was con-
vened, and after hearing divine service at the church of St.
Mildred, proceeded to the Court Hall about four o'clock, when
Mr. Alderman Snoulten and Mr. Alderman Pierce were put
In nomination; polling immediately commenced, and conti-
nued till a late hour, during which time bands of music, with
flags, colours, and appropriate devices, paraded the streets ;
fireworks of every description, with torches and fire-balls, that
the place was in one continued blaze. On the numbers being
proclaimed, Mr. Alderman Snoulten was declared duly elected ;
that Gentleman returned thanks for the honour that day done
him, and the meeting dispersed ; not so the mobility, who
paraded the streets, rolling sugar casks, ,Sec. &c.. to the great
annoyance of the shins of those unluy wights who were
unable to escape from the rapidity with which they came;
luckily no material damage occurred, and peace and quietness
were at length restored.—llop-picicing has here become very
general; they are of excellent quality, with few exceptions.
The barley and oats look uncommonly tine.
OUTRAGES IN COUSICA.—The Journal of Car..
ems furnishes a series of dreadful crimes.—
" On the 3d of August, after a disturbance which took placo
at Paggiodimoriani between two brothers, Barden and Martin
Albertini, both labourers and of the same commune, the latter
killed the former with a hatchet by two blows on the head,
and then stabbed his sister in law with a stiletto in the groin.
The assassin afterwards fled.—On the 13th of the same
month the wife of Sieur Antoine Ercule, an inhabitant
of Bastin, was sitting before the door of lier house, with
a soldier, who was presumed to he her gallant, when her
husband ordered her to go in. The woman, seeing that,
upon her refusing, her husband would force her to obey him,
immediately rose, and having a carving knife in her hand,
gave him three stabs, by which he was severely wounded.
On the 16th of the month one Sicche of St. Margaret, in the
duchy of Genes, having embarked is tat open boat, reached
the island of Rousse, in company with a friend named Gallinna.
Sicche now asked for some supper, whea Gallium requested
him to accompany hint to the custom-house. Sicche here re.
putted his request, upon which Galinna, who seemed to be
' sporting with his carbine, said—" Here is what I have to give
you to eat !" The unfortunate Sicche tried to turn away the
muzzle of the piece, but ineffectually; it went off, and the
ball passed through his body. It appeared, however, the
wound was not mortal; the criminal, who took to flight, is
pursued."
A letter from Rome says—" The Advocate
Fri has, after a most diligent and laborious research of three
years, succeeded in discovering the source of the water San
Gregorio, which runs under the palace Villa Mattel. His re-
sults thew, that is the same water which was called by the
ancients ' the Water of Mercury,' at the Capenlan (late, and
which was annually used on the 15th of May with great cere-
mony at the festival in the temple of Mercury, built about 494
years before Christ."
A heavy failure is stated to have taken place
last week:ln Manchester, which is expected to involve others,
persons out of emplornenr.
It in con.
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templation to erect a ehain.lo4-be,
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by which mesas the great danger of passing that part of the
removed,—( York Herald,
Ferry, over theviveo Tyne, between North and South SIC .1d
river in the winter season will be .
moi, which has
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dent at Newcastle-upon-Tyne says, that the report is la
sideratlon. %Vele
bees oopied into several newspapers, our inutrealligent.Coervr.e.sepontnly.
unfounded. No such project is under con
it public, when there are so
print would be the first to make n
such a scheme in agitation, it is not likely that a Yorkshire
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