The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-26 00:00:00

IFASHIONABLE CTIANGES.

Fitzwilliam, at his seat in Yorkshire, frotn Ireland ;
Sir Wm. Elliot, Bart. froM his house in Upper Brook-street,
colds seat in Scotland; the Earl of ,Shaftesbury and'Ftuu )y
from their 'house in GrosVenor-square, to their seat in Dot
setsliire; Lord William Lennox, to Coventry ; Lord Fortrst
for &hind ; Colonel Shawe,: On a visit to Martiuis Wet
lesley, in Ireland 4. Colonel Borges Comae, Ist Life Guimis,
on ditto, to ditto ; the T)uke of
_Rutland,, at his seats
Belvoir Castle, from a shooting party in Derbyshire; the
Dowager Marchioness of Falislit*y, on a visit to Viscount and
Visconntess Dungannon, at their seat, trynkinat, Derbyshire,
from Leicestershire; Mr. and Mrs. Egerton, -at their seat,
:Talton Park, Cheshire; froth a "tour ; Lad Elelio, 'for Melton
Mosvbray, Leicestershire Sir Th&nas Lethbridge, Bart.,
fOr his seat, Sandhill Park, Somersetihire ; Lord Mount-
dories, for Malvern Wells, for the bent& of his health ;
the Ilon.:Major Arden, from the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-
street, for his seat, Pepper Cheshire; Baron Belmar, at
Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Brighton ; Loi:d and Lady
Gage, at their seat, Firle, Sussex, frott a tour; the Hon. C.
A. Pelham, M. P. for his seat, Manby Brigg, Lincolnshire -;
Sir Godfrey Webster, Bart- from 44444 Clare:nest itiotel•
Bona-street, for Brighton.

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• FASHIOIV,ABLt TAATIEB.

The, Earl of Staftesbury entertained Viscount and Viscouni.
iess 'Granville and a distinguished party at dinner on Sunday at
his 'house in Grosvenor-sqiutre.
Lord Holland entertained a select party at dinner yesterday
:at Holland HouSe.

Sir Charles and riower give a dejeuni to their Royal
Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Clarence,on Friday next,
at their country residence at Mill-hill.

PLACES OF FASHIONABLE nt.soht.

Bnialreox A uo. 24.—The Duke of York attended Divine
Service at the Chapel 'this morning. His Royal Highness, it
Appears, having concluded a month's sojourn at the Pavilion,
will leave us this day sennight,or Monday, but it will then be
with the intent of returning in about ten days ; his Royal
Highness, to the earnest solicitation of the piincipalS in the
undertaking, having consented to open the Chain 'Pier, for
general use, by passing over,lts surface to the outward extre.
mity at its completion, and which is expected to occur about
the time mentioned. The Royal sanction upon the utility of
the work, will thus be stamped•, by the Commander-in-Chief.
The Ithssian Anibassatior, Count Lieven, arrived at the Royal
York, Hotel last night. MS Excellency, lift hisquime the
Palace this morning. The "Royal Duke visited the Countess
Lieven at the Royal Hotel yesterday.. The children of the Duke
and Duchess of Rutland, who have heeii skianping at Belle
Vue for some weeks; including the young Martinis, leave us
on Tuesday.—The Dul:e of York wiU leave the Palace here, /LS
aboVe-Mentioned, for itelvoir Castle,. in that neighbourhood
to enjoy the season Able diversion of shooting.
Entvi9onati, Arlo. great number ofNoblem el en A
Gentlemen have passed through this city since the common
ment of the grouse Shooting. A large party has been assembler
since the ;12t1i, at,Marr Lodge, the shooting Seat of the Earl of
life among whom are the Marquis of Graham,. Lords fill
and Elehoi Hon: General Duff, &c; &c. The Noble Host 4
the Marquis of Blandfonl, and Sir \V. Elliot, Bart. are shortly
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expected to-jtin the party.

The Landgravine of Ji.mE 11,1fmrr.ffitim,
Mother of the Duchess of CA'SIIIII.IDGE, died .on
the ih inst. at Ruinpenlieim.
.We would advise all visitors to Ftlr,eannlvcei:clirt,
Portsumuth find Southampton, to
VlT:riltassbaef:reiztehaeyaleeaciewTto:lnignlelniodu;
avasofthetb Ecitle
polisrhise.
thaac rtit,t,
4lrmre
one wilt be allowed to land front the packets. without such cs
doeumpt. The French Consuls of Portsmouth and !Sayre are
authorized to furnish them.
On Friday last, the venerable Lord Bishop of
Salisbary held his Visitation and Confirmation in this town,-
which we believe was attended by more Clergymen timn on any
former, occasion. ills Lordship charged them in the most pa-
thetic manner, pointing out the necessity of increased exertions
in the perfoimance of the duties of their sacred Ake. At the
Contirmatipp, .his Lordship was assisted by the Bishop of
BristOl.--AVout 804 were Confinned.—( Dr:A:es Gazette.)
On Tuesday se'imight, Mr. George Crisnick
was eleeted Burgess of the Corporation of Andover, after
which the Balliffand Corporation partook of an elegant dinner
at Mr. John POore's, at which were present the Earl of Ports-
mouth, Sir J. Pollen, Bart. At.P. and T. S. Smith, Esq. ai,p,
At the distribution of Academical Prizes last
by the Universityof France, at the Sorbonne, Paris, singular fo
say, the first Prize for French Composition was adjudged t'o'
CITARtES NEATE, an English student from Oxford. The
Duke and Duchess of Out:tails, and all their young family
were present;. .one of the Dukes, sore being a candidate;
they were loudly applauded on their intrie,
It appears from the late Pensus, that the.po.
pulation of Hampshire and Dorset has incteated in the comps-
. rative proportion pf 14 per cent. between 1811 and 1821—Sussex
and Surrey, of 21 per cent., •
Pour.tcaNs3.l.accitccs.—By the Act of 3 Gee.
c. 77. 11.17. it is enacted that from the 10th day of October,
1823, no license shnll,be granted by the Atagistrato in Eng,
land to retail ale, beer, or other exciseable liquors in any house
that has not already been used for that purpose, unless the
person intending to, apply for such license shall have given
not ice to the clerk of the justices three calendar months previously
to the genera annual meeting. of the justices for geanting all
licenses, in the place for which, all licenses shall be applied for,
and shall also affix notice on. the principal door of the said
house, and on the door of the Parish church, on the several days
Within the months of May Or June, describing the house meant
to be licensed, and signed by the party applying for such
license with hisplace of abode and descrvion.
AtiorkioNAi. RUAOtitis. OP AVIAb.'CiIiPANe..-
The family of Madame CAMPAN have just sold
.soine. additional Memoir's of this celebrated Lady
to the Editors who published the Memoirs on
Wittig There is no doubt,•says a
late Number of the Constitutionc4 but th'e Su.
periatendent of Ecouen, after having captiVated
the Public bylier recollections of the old Court,
will excite equal interest by the details she fur•
nishes upon the instruction given to young Ladies.
Therocan be no queifion that the very particu.
lac circumstances under which Madame CAMPAre
• •••
directed the Ladies' institute at 1s arts, will
create air intense curiosity., to read the details
under her otvtl hand. The work will apPear
forthwith.
The Society for the Ancoutagement of Arts
and Manufacture, have just offered along' their
,premiums, the Gold Medals of 30 Guineas to the
person who shall invent and discover in the So-
ciety, 'method Or preVenting aecidents arising
from Stage Coaclies.
SOMNOLENCY.—A mati, extraordinary circum-
stance occurred in the totVn of Arklow a few ,
an fell asleep, and continued
days back; a woman
so for the spade of ,fourteen days without biter-
mission. During that period she breathed most
freely ; she awoke for a short time on the 14th
day, but relapsed into an everlasting sleep.—
( Wexford Intelligincer).

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P CrE 1 a Y.:-
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THOMAS MOOR 4
Irarp of the West, that long had lain unsirept,.
All desolate, by Tara's ruin'd wall.
While the cold night-dews o'er thy silence wept,
And sorrowed at thy naelaneludy thrall ;
Thy bondage could not move one heart of all' •-
• Thy fetter'd, spiritc:hrokon, sons to pour • ‘.;
-}rom thy nad'6ltOrds one.notei since Freedom's fA
'Till, startmg into life, from shore to shore,
Thy *itching ntinib'ers'own'd the inspiring touch of Mooni.
0, with what.emtasv my bosom thrill'd,
When lonely wandering by the placid sea,
The else unbroken moonlight calm was fill'd
With breathings of thy magic minstrelsy ;
Not such IN echoed in thy noontide glee, , .
'Mid festive boards, or burn'd o'erhattle
Nor such, indeed, as when thy sons were tree,
Mut sweet.and plaintive were those moonlight strains , •
Thlit poured the " Song of Sorrow" o'er thy Country's chains
Bard of the West ! of Erin's weeping land !
Tho' rough and hide the stripling strains that swell,
Toi grattilate 'thee on that native strand, •••
Which thou host sungt at:d lovest yet so well;
Still do," I feel the bliss Ido not tell," -
When I beheld the Patriot in whose song&
The name of Erin shall undying dwelL-
That Bard to whoni tie exclusive task belongs,,
'!'d exalt his Country'li 'pride, and soothe his (.;e'ulltrY'i 4104'81 .
'Cork, Aug. 20, 10211.

A. new road, planned by ht 4 MA.JESTir,
it is said,immediaielY be made from opposite
the long walk in Wilidior Great Park, in a direct
rile through
.the Garden of the late Queen's
Lodge, leaiing the l'oiver:lmige, adjoining the.
stables, on the left, and Will come in a parallel
line' with the grand entrance :into. the Castle-
ard. The liitchen and . Coffee-room of the
Lodge will come down in its course. . Two ele-
gant lodges are to be erected, one at the entrance
into the Castle, and the tither, at the entrance
of the garden, on the road leading into Windsor.
This new road is to be erected in order to avoid
going through the town and ascending the steep
of the Castle-bill-All the servants belonging
to his late MAJESTY, occupying apartments in
the Castle at Windsor, and otfer the stables, by
an order of the Lord steward and Master of
norse, were obliged to quit on the. 15th instant,
in order that the apartments may be applied for!
the reception of his MAJEsty's household do,
Mestic3-.

It is said that a claimant has appeared for the
Earldom of I/ VNI)FORD. Ile is said to be the son
of an elder brother of the last two Earls, who
died in India without its being known that he
had, left legitimate issue.—(G/asgoto Chronic/4)
The announcement of the new Miracle, said to
have been performed by Prince Hohenlohe, on
Nary Spiarl, of Ranelagh Convent, has dropped
like a dead weight among the community. Nobody
believes it ; and every respectable Roman Catholit
is alarmed, lest. his connexion with his religion
should be construed into a participation with such
delusion. Though the Prince in hie communica.
tions from [Bamberg, held out an' expectation 'to
the credulous is this country, that he Was, on a
Certain day, the Ist of. 4agast, to. perform Mira.'
des On them by wholes4e, yet, it is discovered, in
the single one announced, that he only executed
his business by ball*, as the miserable object at
Ranelagh, i Still nimble to Walk in the garden
or exercise her limbs, and is yet an'neyed with
running sores. It is also appreltendedi that when
the lewd exriternept she has tladergotie
tittb-
sides, the whole of her complaints will return
with renewed atitivity. This is botching work
indeed, and, it is feared, it will earn ,for his High-
;less Ore appellation of the Prince of llotchers• in-
stead of the worker qtlllireicles. Dublin Core
reipondeni.)
It appears froth the &Ferman Papetdc that since
the year 1820, persons have been employed on
the mountain called En-
elesburg, in Silesia,
in de-
taching a block of granite, intended as a monu.;
ment to the celebrated R
—Ltionsa. The blOck is
14 feet high, and feet square. On Wednesday a
,trim,trimrodtlejtit' the tot- , '
torn; of IVest-street, Brighton, Or a Cradle, or cot,
intended to bring to, shore persons from ship-
Wretk. It was found, from the weight of iron,
not to be sufficiently buoyant ; and the opinion of
those using it was, that more cork must be ap-.
plied. The cot is intended to pasti from the Ship-
to the shore by means of mopes, on which it is to
be siting., It is also designed to be used, in cases
of necessity, in drawing persons up, high cliffs,
Scc. T,lte invention is by Captain Maltby. On '
Thuriday afternoon the mortars (kept for a simi-
lar purpose; iji the case of shipwrecks) Were fired
twice, with shpt, to carry a line over the Dolphin
at the pier : the first shot fell short.; the.other
succeeded very vi;ell.. The cot was again tried by
passing it on a rope, with a man sitting in it;fionf
the first cluster of piles to the Dolphin -(abobt
100 yards), but, front some cause it did not work
freely., The Rev. Mr.'.EvEnAtto, And Mr. 13Ass;
were both very attentive to, the, experiments.--
His Royal Highness the Duke of. Youx was pre-
sent part of the time. .
The fiamburgh Corn, Market Was in a Very
stagnent,state on the 9th instant. The accounts
of the harvest in all directions were favourable.

The creps, pt rye and,. oats especially; were
abundant. Nothing; in fart, but a continuance
of fine weather was wanting to secure the most
bounteous apply.
We are extremely sorry to state, that that gal-
lant dflicer,,Major LovEt.r. BAncocx, of the 14th
Light
.Dragoens, met with a serious accident by
his horse falling with him when out exercising
with part of the Regiment at Fronw last Thurs-
day, and broke his collar bone, arid was mach
bruised.

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A number of forged notes of tile Royal Bank
arc at present in circulation in Kelso. In one public office
there, during the course of one week, not less than three forged,
one pound notes of that bank have been presented. The irni•:'
tatwn in the body of the note is such', that along-with others
the forged one is likely to pass; but .0n extuninationit will he
seen fiat the stamp Is counterfeit, anti the signatures metalled.
( Border Courier.) ' •••
TUOMAS BRADLEY, a post-bey, ‘ll the en ploy
of Mr. ifirrrusorif ofjiampton Court, was found
dead on Wimbledon' Common, on Friday night
last,. The deceoied was returning Hein London
with a pair of horses, anti it is suppoied that, in
descending the hill, which leads to the Boldfaced
Stag, the horse on which he rode fell, and, fall-
ing on its rider, killed him on the spot. One of
the horses, which were found near him, had its
knees broken, its head very much lacerated, and
bore other marks of haiing had a violent fall,.

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