The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-15 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Earl of Falmooth and the lion. Mr. Boscawen, from
Norwich ; the Hon. Henry Fox, from Paris ; Sir Charles Sut-
ton, Bart. from Switzerland ; the Dowager Countess of Ross.
lyn, in Lower Brook-street, from Blackheath ; Colonel Berke•
ley and Major Moore, from Ireland.
DEmitTußEB.—The Viscountess Ashbrook, for the Earl of
Harcourt's, St. Leonard's, Windsor ; Lord Dormer, for his
seat, Grove Park, Warwickshire; the Earl and Countess of
Harcourt, for their seat in Berks ; Earl of Rocksavage, on a
tour; the Marquis of Northampton, for the Continent; Lord
St. Helens, for the Earl of Essex's seat, Cashiobury Park,
Herts ; 31r. and Mrs. M. Raikest from Orafton-street, Berke-
ley-square, for Hampton.

• FASHIONABLEg IN TOWN.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, Duke and Duchess
of Somerset, Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord Ashley and the Ladies
Ashley Cowper, Lady d'Ameland and Madame d'Este, Lord
and Lady Foley, Countess of Harrington, Marchioness of
Exeter, Earl of Orford, and the Ladies Walpole: Countess of
Oxford and the Ladies Harley, Marchioness of Westmeath,
Colonel and Mr. Howard, Mr. and Misses Knight, Mrs. and
Misses Mitchell, Earl of Powis, Countess Dowager of Poulett,
Lord Granville, Lord Petre, Earl of Glengall, Colonel Stoner,
Countess of Warwick, Mrs. Earle, Mr. and Mrs. Gower, Sir
Charles Ogle, Bart. Miss North, General Bailey, Countess
Lieven, Duke and Duchess of Hamilton, Colonel Meyrick,
Major and Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. and Miss de Grey, Colonel
Robarts, Lady O'Brien, lion. Mrs. Green, Mr. Sterling,'Lady
Sheffield, Lady Johnstone, Sir Thomas and Lady Stepney,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbraham, Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith, Lady and
Miss Campbell, Lady M. Sheppard, Mr. Scott, Dowager Lady
Abdy, Countess of Guildford, Mrs. Broadhead, Mrs. Walker,
Ladies Fitzpatrick, Mts. Gosling, Mr. and Mrs. Ball Hughes,
Mrs. NirtV, Viscount and Viscountess Dungannon, Colonel and
Mrs. Wareham, Marchioness Dowager of llertford, Mr. and
Mrs. Sullivan, Hon. Captain Poulett, Admiral Sir E. Codring-
ton, Marchioness Dowager of Beth, Mr. Gaicoigne, Lady
Milman, Colonel %Whatley, Marchioness Dowager of Salisbury,
Colonel Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford, Sir Frederick
Baker, Earl and Countess of Breadalbane, Mrs. Thos. Chap-
lain, Sir NVilliam Call, Viscountess Dudley and Ward, Gen.
Stephens, General Smith, Mrs. Tyntc, Duke of St. Albans and
the Ladies Beauclerk, General Bligh, Lady Harriet Drum-
mond, -Mrs. Weddell, Mr. Gordon, Lady Parker, Mrs. and
Miss Nesbitt, Mrs. and Miss Thompson.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
Lord Dudley and Ward entertained Viscount and Visconn.
tens Granville and a distinguished party to dinner yesterday at
his house in Park-lane.
Lord Holland had a dinner party yesterday at Holland

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House.
A. Stanhope, Esq. entertained a select party of friends to
dinner yesterday at his house in Tilney-street.

Monday last being the birth-day of Lord Hill, the same
was observed in tins town by the ringing of the bells at
the different churchei. In the evening a party of friends,
attended by a band of music and a party of rin"ers with
the hand-bells, ascended the column, where his Lordship's
health was drank with three times three. The evening's
amusements consisted of rural sports, such as bag-ractng,
donkey-racing, dimbiny, a pole for a new hat, &c. It being
the Abbey Fore *ate R ake, a large concourse of people assem-
bled to enjoy the amusements. Mrs. Davies, keeper of the
lodge, entertained the band with a quantity of her excellent
cottage cakes, and a large bowl of punch to drink his Lord.
ship's health.—( Salopion Journal.)
EARL of BRAIWORD'S Bow-MEETING.-.-On Friday last,
was given at Nesscliff, one of the most splendid fetes which
we have ever had to record as having taken place in this
country. The Earl of Bradford is, we understand, an Ho.
norary Member of the Society of Royal British Bowmen,
and volunteered to' give an extra meeting, to take place on
his beautiful demesne at Nesscliff; of which the romantic
woodland scenery,Rand the bold and extensive views com-
manded from It, are well-known to most of our readers.—
The preparatory arrangements for the approach to the archery
ground, as well as the accommodations of every description for
the shooters and the numerous guests, were admirably execut.
cl
ed. About eleven o'clock the company began to a.ssemble, and
commenced ; the ladies at 2 butts
scooonntesattrarwthai
for an
theanee ugalniot)tieilace and bracelets, the gift of the
t n
Noble host. At dime o'clock 'the 'company.," consisting of
about 250, retired to one larger and two *Mailer tentivin a
sequestered part of the gmunds where the cold regulation dinner,
with the addition of venison so every shape, and a profusion
of the finest fruit was prepared ; atter which several tpr
print° songs were sung, and the archers then resumedt
bows and continued shooting till seven o'clock, when the
prize was presented by the
Noble Earl to Miss Caroline
Fletcher, who, after a severe contest, was ,declared the
successful candidate. The company then drank tea in the
great tent, and shortly after retired to their respective homes,
highly delighted with the day's amutement. Among the com-
pany present we noticed, beside the Earl of Bradford, Lord
Newp?rt, and the lion. Captain and Mrs. Bridgman, the
following distinguished personages :—The Earl of Killmorey,
and three Ladies Needham ; the Hon. Mr. and Lady Anna
Maria Lust; Lady Forester, three lion. Misses, Hon.
George, and Honourable Cecil Forester ; Lord and Lady Lucy
Clive; Hon. Mr. and Lady Harriet Clive
Watkin, Lady
Harriet, Right Hon. Charles Williams Wynn (President),
Mrs. and two Misses Williams Wynn ; Hon. and Rev. G.
Neville (Vice-President) and Lady Charlotte Nagle ; Hon.
Charles Trevor; lion. Lady and Sir Stephen Wynne; Hon.
Thomas and Mrs. Kenyon ; Sir Foster, Lady, and the
Misses Cunliffe, and Mr. and the Hen. Mrs. Cunliffe; Mrs.
Williams, Ciwersyllt (Lady Paramonntl Miss Crewe (Lady
Patronness) ; and all the principal families of the neighbour-
hood, in addition to the Members of the Society, and numer-
ous guests from the adjoining counties.—(Salopian Journal.)

HAYM A RKET THEATItE.—The Comedy of The
Young Quaker, the whimsical offspring of
'O'KEEFE, and one of the natural productions of
the summer season of this Theatre, at a former
period, was ' revived last night. The characters
were in general well assigned..74Elml-, who is
excellent in old men, was correct and humorous
in Chronicle.; LISTON'S Clod was highly divert-
ing ; VINING' bustled through Young Sadboy
with spirit ; and the same may be said of Jolts-
SON in Captain Ambush. HARLEY, in Spatter.
dash, fully completed the author's intention, and
was particularly entertaining in the drunken scene.
Miss LOPE, who is now a, good actress as well as
a !good singer, was sufficiently animated in
iirtuninta. She introduced a new song, which
she sung with spirit. Mrs. JONES, one of the
new importations of the present season, gives
more of the appearance and manners of elderly
ladies than we have been accustomed to see on
the London boards. Her Lady Rounceval fully
Her dress
justified this opinion. Miss ClucsTEn was pecu-
liarly
really interesting
simplex
iexi uniDu
ninjilsiiiiiirsii.g)ristinthitysevas lookedeld.
pleasant as
Comedy, she
beauti-
fully, and performed the part with truth and feel-
a numerCouesm
sheig.
is lilt, itsheevigdaeynetr that,
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of
elegant
and re-
spectableis equally capable of interesting the feelings in
those of a pathetic kind. The Comedy altogether
was ver y yell‘au(li receivedence:
virp,by

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Legislature of Connecticut, which
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trial may be had before any Justice a the Peace
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licensed victualler his license
void.