The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-18 00:00:00

PASUIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Lord W. Lennox, from 'Windsor; Countess Beauchainp,
rain Wales ; Sir Chas. Saxton, Bart. at Blake's Hotel, Jer-
myn-street, from a tot g; Major Broke, at liaddish's Hotel,
Jermyn-street, from his seat in Suffolk; Earl of Thanet, at
Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, from his seat in Kent ;
Earl Whitworth and the Duchess of Dorset, at their seat,
Knole, Kent, from Worcestershire ; Lord and Lady Fences,
Stone, at Longford-castle, Wilts, from their seat in Berks ;
Count and Countess Lieven, from Windsor-bdge; Alexander
Young, Esq. and the Misses Young, at Warren's Hotel, Re-
gent-street, from Edinburgh.
DEPARTURES.—The Marchioness of Exeter, for the Isla
of W7ight ; the Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, for Dun-
stable ; Lord Hervey, for Devonshire ' Baroness de Willoughby
anti family, for Grunsthorpe Castle, Lincolnshire.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
The Duke of Rutland hal.; a large party of distinguished
viiitors on grouse shocking, at his seat, Belvoir Castle, Rut-
Lort. Holland entertained a large party of friends to dinner
yesterOty at. Udlland
R. Knight; Esq. had a grand dinner party yesterday, at his
house in Groavenor.square.
Sit. C. Long, Bart. entertained a distinguished party yester-
day, at his scat, Bromley Hall, Kent. •

FASHIONABLE PLACES OF RESORT. •
MARGATE, AA; G. 15.—Three o'clock all. is bustle and ex.
Pectation. The Hero steam-packet is hi sight, having on board
' her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, Prince Leopold, and
Suites. Flags are flying, bells ringing, and all crosyriing to the
pier. From the lower to the upper pier a platform was erected,
covered with scarlet cloth, on which their Royal Highnesses
disembarked before four. The Duchess of Kent proceeded
immediately to Itamsgate, while Prince Leopold walked to the
Royal Hotel. They are both expected to honour the theatre
here with their presence, which has hitherto had a most suc-
cessful season, eating to the splendour with which the pieces
are produced. The getting up of Joau of Arc here with entire
new dresses, aided by the introduction In the processions of our
military band hi full armour, it is said has cost Mr. Fetich
Smile upwards of 1401. Mrs. Savile's appearance on horse-
back, the Coronation, and indeed the tout ensemble, has not
only pleased but absolutely surprised the visitants of country
theatres. bliss Clara Fisher opens on blehday in Young
Norval, wltich, aided by the talents of Mrs. Savile in Lady
Randolph, cannot fail in the latter to give satisfaction, and, in
the former to attract. Aussie. Knight, Blanchard, Kean, and
Miss Kelly, are expected in succession.:—Soinach for our theatre;
and indeed all our other amusements are on the scale of that
respectability, that cannot fail to attract and please the visitants
or imitate;
RAMSGATE.—In consequence of a long continuance of un-
favourable weather, and other untoward circumstances, the
season of fashion has proVed unusnally late at this favourite
place. Sunny days, howeter, appear at length to have set in ;
Summer has come with all her charms, and both the town and
its inhabitants already participate iu the benefits arising from
the grateful change. Within these few days Nobility and
(ieritry have, in rapid succession, enlivened the long.neglected
lodging-houses, anti numerous residences have changed their
silence for revelry and joy. Townley House has been again
engaged for her Mittel Highness the Duchess of Kent; and
Prince Leopold intends occupying Albion House for a consi.
derable length of time.
YeatsiouTll.—The fine weather lately experienced at this
delightful and improving bathing place has caused a consider-
able influit of genteel company, and the apartments in the town
and on the Denei are nearly all engaged., Yarmouth, indeed,
has seldom been betel filled with company than during the
present season; and certainly the attractions it holds out merit
its increasing prosperity.. Aniong the late arrivals are Lady
Arundel and daughter, .BiahOp of Peterborough and family,
Admiral Sir Richard and Lady Bickerton, Admiral Sir Ed.
ward and Lady Berry, Adthiral Lutton, ROI. Dr. Maltby and
family, Ree. Mr. and Mrs. Denims, N. Taylor; Esq., Colonel
Castle and Lady, Major Sherston, Alderman Yallop and Lady,
13u&c. • ; • .
x-ecear.--Such are the resterative qualidee, of film WA.
Ors, that, notwithstanding the present stetson being so extreme-
ly wet. not less then three hundred visitors are now benefiting
late distinguished
tram their use; Tee. weather is. unfortenate, but not antii-
clently.powerfni In hi effects to destroy all, ameeement, mirth,
athned
je)ndkoyenotfenat.uccAismu6ohn,gLtey arrivals are,
General Sir
Robert Brownrigg, Lady Browntigg,-blajor.tseneral Sir John
Bytig, the Earl of Glasgow, the• Dean of Kildale, Sir C. Moe.
gan, Bart. and family, and Lord John Scott, &c.
SoIITIIAaII.TON, A 18.--This town will next week afford
such a variety of amusements, that we anticipate a
great influx
of company. The week bill commence with an exhibition of
fire:works, to which will succeed the races, ball, concert, and
theatre. The horses ehtered for running, lead us to expect
some very fine sport. The grand stand is larger and mbre
commodious than that of last year ; another stand has also been
erected to hold 300; a betting stand is nearly finished, and
every means has been used to bring the course in order. The
ordinaries will this year be at the Star Inn.
LEAMINGTON SPA.—A dejenne it la pare/tette, which
Messrs. Elliston prepared for theirpatrons and friends, was at-
tended by a numerous and fashionable party of the Nobility
and Gentry of Leamington and the neighbourhood. It gave
such general pleasure that it is found necessary to repeat it.
The ladies wore elegant morning dresies, and the effect of the
whole was extremely pretty. Among the late arrivals are
Dowager Lady Torpichen, Lady Bromley, the lion. Mr. and
Mrs. Bouverie, Sir A. Corbet and Lady and bliss Corbet, Sir
H. Itoycroft, General Clarke, Colonel and Mrs: Silvester, Rev.
Dr. Coles, Dr. Wait, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Buchanan, &c.
WEYefoune, AUG* 15.—Tuesday last being the birth-day ,
of Our gracious Sovereign, colours were displayed at Thomas's
and Kaye's Libraries, and on the signal stuff on the Nothe, at-
tached to the Preventive Service, under thecomniand of Capt.
Gambier, R. N. Among the latest arrivals are--Sir Robert
and Lady Sheffield, Sir A. and Lady MO esworth, lion. G. An:
eon, M.P., It. Frankland, Esq. M.P. and Mrs. Frankland, Sir
J. Meade, Mr. and Mrs. E. Johnson, Colonel and Mrs. Brown,
Capt. andAlrs. Reding, Capt. and Mrs. Lush, Capt. Strangways;
Rev. Mr. Bartlett, Rev. Mr. Perrin;;, Mr. and Dire. Collings,
Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, Mr. and the Misses Lyne, Mr. S.
Lyne' Mr. Cole, Mr. S. B. Plummer, Mr. 'and Mrs. Shew,
Mr. Cole, Mr: Mowen, Mr., and Stillingfleet„ Mr.
Thorley, Mr. and Mrs. H. Beach, Mr. Guy, Alm Wood-
bridge, Aire. and Miss Rogers, Miss nelson, Mies Glass, Mie.
Maunt, the Misses Davis Miss Golding, the Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Allen, the Rev. Jackion, Madame Barronne, Mr. anti Mrs.
Ryland, Mr. and Mrs. Beet, Mr. and Mrs. Meade, Mr. and
Mrs. Keating, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs.
Pratheroe, Mr. and Mrs. Barrow, Mrs. and the, Misses Pear-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Blathwayt, Mr. and Mrs. King, blr. Strang
ways, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Acklend, Mr. Gyles, Mr. le: Temples
man, Mr. C. L. Stephens, Mr. G. l.i. Robinson, Mrs. Green.
hill, Mrs. Coles, Mrs. Brooke,. Mrs. Pitt, Mrs. Glover, Mrs.
Layard, Mrs. Roebuck, Dlrs. Gregory, the Misses Gardiner,
Mrs. Ricketts, Mr. Gardiner, Mr.. Barreve; Mr. T. Usbotne,
Mr. Baskerville, Mr. Maddison, Capt. T. Burton, R.N., Mr.
Beechey, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley, Captain C. and Mite Bullen,
R. N. &c. •

MADAME dATALANI.--2.filerif Can scarcely be
a greater illustration of the extraordinary and Powerful effect of
gave a brilliant fete on !maid his
the voice of this wonderful performer in our ,national song of
" Rule Britannia,"
years ago, as Captain 1110)1Taullt: Was =WI% , off' the
coast of Brighton, he
than the following circumstance i_sotne
Rule Britannia."
the Waves. to the Ship, when
frigate, to which, with many other Ladies, Madame CATA.
ice, and with all
Law r was invited. The Captain went in his launch on shore,
manned by more than twenty men, to escort the Ladies on
board. The fair freight was soon embarked, and the boat was
cutting its way simply through
hMeradimamneLtetalaponwie,;wii
ctoiliontnttlenane
Had a voice from the great deep spoken, the effect could' not
have been more instantaneous or more powerful. The oath)?
not knowing whom they were rowing,- were so astonished, ansti
at the some time so enchanted into , inactivity,
etly ptrbeeviittoirusofno,
they with one
accord rested upon their oars, while tears trembled in the eyes
of many of them. " You see, Madame," said tile C„ptain,
" the effect which their favotiriteuir has upon these brave sea.,
enbn, above all, when it is sung by, the finest Voice in the
world. I have been in many vrctonous battles, but I have
never felt any excitement era to the present." On arriving
on hoard, the sailors who hat been in the boat spoke so highly
of the treat they had received, to their emnrades, that one and
all of theni entreated Madame Catalani to repeat the sunk...,
She complied with the request with an increased* effect,, and
with so much good nature, that when she quitted the ship they
cheered her until ;the reached the shore.-04)1in Paper.)