The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-16 00:00:00

THE KING'S JUVENILE BALL.

There was a numerous and interesting assemblage of the
juvenile branches of the Nobility anti Gentry, at Carlton Palace
last night, the particulars of which.will be given to-morrow.
—The young Ladies and Gentlemen, accompanied by their
Parents, began to assemble about hnlf past eight ; all possible
refreshments were amply provided for them ; and the whole
were made happy by the amiable condescension of the Monarch,
who took a lively interest in the scene, till a late hour (one
o'clock in the morning), when the party reluctantly broke up.
The most gratifying splendour was displayed, and the servants
of the Household wore their rich state dresses on the occasion.

The Duke of Rutland gave a grand entertainment on Mon.
day; at hip► house in Arlington-street, to the Duke of York.
The following distinguished Personages were the party invited
to meet Ids Royal Highness :—The Dowager Duchess of Rut-
land, the Alarquisses Graham and Exeter, Earl Wilton, Lord
Foley, Mr. and. Lady Drummond, Mr. and Lady C. Powlett,
General Upton. Mr. and Mrs. lame Fox, Mr. Irwin, Mr. de
Ros, and Mr. Duneomb.

The Ladies Fitzpatrick entertained a distinguished patty to
dinner yesterday, at their house in Grosvenor-place. In the
evening their Latlyahips had a large party .of fashionables.
Lord Her Wick had a dinner party yesterday at his house in
(Iroavenor-square.. ,
The Countess of Ba ISTOI. opened -her new Mormon in St.
JaMetisswitplare on Monde), evening to the hater tea with a
splendid ball -and supper; the grand suite of drawing-rooms
(five in number) were thrown open ; the prindpal one was fitted
up with great taste for dancing ; the whole were most brilliantly
illitminated with lustre* and- a profusion of wax lights. The
ball commenced soon after eleven o'clock. The supper, which
consisted of every delicacy, with wines, &c. of the choicest de-
-1 scription, was announced at two; the merry dance was resumed
soon after three, and continued with unabated spirit till past 6
yesterday morning. There wore present upwards of MO persons
of the first distinction and fashion, among whom were—His
Royal highness the Duke of Cumberland, Prince Salms, his
Royal Highness Prince Leopold, most of the Foreigners of
Distinction, Prince Esterhazy, and several other Ambassadors
and their iadies, the Duke and Duchess of Argyll, and the
Ladies Paget, the Dukes of Devonshire, Grafton, Somerset,
the Duchess of Rutland, Dowager Rutland, Dowager Rich-
mond, Duchess of Somerset, Earl and Countess of Liverpool
and Miss Chester, the Earl of Weennorland and Lady G.
Fane, Lord and Lady W. Bentinek, the Earl and Countess of
Harrowby and the Ladies Ryder, Lady and the Misses Cave-
ndish, the Earl and Countess of Leitrim, the Earl and Countess
of Clare, Ladies Fitzgibbon; Viscount Marcellus, Countess
d'Ameland, the Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury, and the
Ladies Cooper, the Earl, Countess, and the Ladies Bathurst,
1 Lord and Lady Wm. Fitzgerald., Lady: Petre, Mr. and Lady
B. Ponsonby, &c. &c.
The Right lionourablo Charles Arbuthnot entertained ano-
ther distinguished party to dinner on Monday, at his house,
Whitehall-place, among whom were the Duke of Wellington,
Countess Lieven, Viscount and Viscountess Granville, Lord
Ashley, Lord Dudley, Lady Ocorgina Pane, Sir George War-
render, &c. &c.
On Friday Lord INGEs•rnte attained the age of 21 years;
on which occasion there was a grand fete at Ingestrie, the seat
of his father, Earl TALUOT ; from six to seven hundred ladies
and gentlemen were invited. The bAls in Statibrd were ring-
ing during the whole day.

riksu lONA= ARRIVALS.
The Marquis and 'Marchioness of Tavistock, at their house
in Arlington-street, from Tunbridge Wells; Lady Julia
Howard, at het house in Park street, from Hants; Lord and
Lady De Vesey, at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street, from
their seat in Ireland.
DxpA aTuRE S. —The Bishop of Derry, for Ireland ; Lord
and Lady Dynevor, for their seat in Wales; the Marquis of
Lansdown for his seat, Bowood Park, Wilts; Sir Thomas
Musty!), lien. for his seat in Oxfordshire.

FASHIONABLE PLACES OF RESORT.
.41Istamic .11.1ightlitl little watering-place has
been, and is still visited by several respectable families.-1 he
.lodgings are nearly all occupied, and ftorn the salubrity of the
4trna!ityhere--the pure water for bathing—the rapid recovery Of
iti Invalid visitants, this place bids fair, in the course of time,
to'vie with many other waterlng.plares in this county. To the
andquary—the contemplative—and those who are fond of re-
tirement, the contiguity of the ruins at Welliver, the diversi..
tied scenery of the country, and the rural walks about the
neighbottittood, affbrd a gratifying treat. The scene is also
much heightened by the numerous shipping continually passing.
to, and repassing from the mouth of the Thames ; and, from
the civility of- the gentry and farmers, and the desire of the
inhabitants to accommodate their visitors, render it altogether
a very agreeable sojourn.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

CRIC.

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the Cambridge Club and the
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in favour of Cambridge.
WOOLWICH.

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