The Sun.
London, England, 1823-01-20 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Viscount and Viscountess Granville, in Braton-street, Ber-
keley-square, from Wherstead-lodge, Suffolk ; Wyndham
Lewis, Esq. M.P. and Mrs. Wynitam Lewis, in Old Burling-
ton-street, from Glamorganshire ; James Lennox, Esq. at the
St. James's Hotel, Jermyn_street, from Scotland ; Mrs. Red-
wood, at the London Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Bath ; R.
Unwin, Esq. at Read's Hotel, from his seat in Ilerts ; L. Lut-
trell, Esq. at ditto, from a tour ; Delme Radcliffe, Esq. at the
Claremont Hotel, from the Priory, Herts ; Captain Brooks,
14th Dragoons, at ditto, from Bath ; Col. and Mrs. Young, at
ditto, from Brighton ; Thos. Delves Broughton, Esq. at ditto,
from Kingston ; H. Wellesley, Esq. at Flagdong's Hotel, Ox-
ford-street ;G. Price, Esq. at ditto ; Col. Drummond, at ditto ;
Wm. Ricketts, Esq. at ditto.

CHANGES--The Duke of Porland, from Newmarket, for
Welbeck, Notts ; Duke of Bedford, for Woburn-abbey ; Earl
of Chichester, for Stamner, Sussex ; Viscount Maynard, for
Easton, Essex ; Lord de Dunstanville, for Brighton ; Lord
Folkestone, for ditto; Sir John Frederick, Bart. from Read's
Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street, for Burwood-park, Sussex; the
Rev. Mr. Knatchbull, front ditto, on a tour; Capt. and Mrs.
Bland, from Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-street, for their seat
in Hants.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
Charles Ellis, Esq. M.P. gave a grand dinner on Saturday
to Viscount and Viscountess Granville, Mr. Secretary Canning,
Mrs. Canning, and a distinguished party, at his house, Audley.
square.
The Earl of llarrington had a dinner party yesterday at his
house in Stable.-yard, St. James's. In the evening her Lady.
ship had a select circle of fashionables.
Lord Holland entertained a select party to dinner yesterday
in Old Burlington-street.

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY, JAN. 18,1823.

The following List did not come out on Friday
night till eleven o'clock :
LIST OF HONOURS, 11123.
MODERATORS.
JoIIN PHILIPS IIIG.L Trinity.
J OUN HIND, :ILA., Sidney.
WRANGLERS.
Ds. Airy, Trinity I Ds. SUlClifr,
Jeffreys, Joh. Cloy:es,
Mason, Joh. Winning,
Drinkwater, Trinity Rushy,
Myers, 'Trinity Sandys,
Foley, • Emm. Currie,
Fisher, Pet. Brett,
Hamilton, Joh. Cooper,
Buckle, Trinity Kempson,
Field, Trinity
„. Waring,
Hodgson, Yet.' Beauclerk,
Stephenson, • Joh. Marshall,
Punnet, Clare Wharton,
SENIOR
Enun.
Joh.
Joh.
Joh.
Joh.
Joh.
Chr.
Chr.
Chr.

Trinity
Qu.
Trinity
Cath.

Qu.-
Perob.
C.C.C.
Job.
Trinity
Catus
Qu.
Job.

,PTIMES.

Ds. Cory,
Nunns,
Howarth,
Lutwidge,
Birkett,
Crick,
Kerrich,
Miller,
Cubits,
Childers,
A yre,
11 ildyard,
Russell,

_ _ _........
Ds. Bainbridge, Joh.
Paynter, Trinity
'Wilson, Joh.
limn*, Caius
Green; Cad'.
Taylor, , ' Cath.
Carlyon, Penib.
Place, Trinity
IVelsby, Joh.
Bryan, Jolt.
Pettit, Trinity
Sergeant, Joh.

Trinity
Canis
Cath.
Chr.

JUNIOR ( ?TIMES.
Ds. Wilson, . Cath. . Ds. Milner, - ' Joh.
Stoddart, ~,_ Chr. • fine, Sic!.
- Cane, , Joh. Birch,. Joh.
Blake, Penal). Leapingwell, C.C.C.
Backhuse, Clara Barber, Joh.
Daniel, Clare May, Joh.
Rothman, ' Trinity Boultbee, Joh.
Menteath, Trinity Boileau, Trinity
It seems to be generally believed here that
such a mathematician has not been known, in
Cambridge since the day of Nswxox as Dr.
Amy, and that he will enlarge the boundaries
of the science. He hair published some articles
in the Philosophical Transactions) and has made
an improvement In the Telescope. It is said
that he was 'OCI marks above the second Wrang-
ler, JEFFitEI(3, and no discredit to the latter
either.

KING'S TUEATRE.—The higher orders begin
to assemble at this place of fashionable resort,
and a very numerous and elegant audience at-
tended. on Saturday last.—The Opera of La
Garza Ladra was repeated, and Signor Poaxo
confirmed the favourable opinion • which his first
performance excited. His fine voice appeared
to more advantage, and he seems very capable of
being a powerful support to the Comic Drama.--
CAMPORE3E, CURJONI, and Madame VEsTais,
exerted themselves very successfully. The new
Ballet of L'Offrande aux Graces was more
striking. than at first. The attitudes and group.
ing were very interesting, and the story is clearly
made out. The last. scene is uncommonly pic-
turesque and spleflid, and was very much ap.
•
plautled.

A NECDOTE.—A friend of mine, who had been 497
plagued with town servants, ansi had found out they were much FURIOUS RIDING.-- Ou Friday night last,
too knowing for him, and that their wants arid extortions were about six o'cleck, a young woman, servant to Mr. Potter, of
beyond the strength of his purse and inclination to yield to, re- Vine-yard, Tooley-street, Southwark, In going an errand, was
solved to take a boy frwn the country thinking he should then he rode over by a Mr. Lloyd, of John-street, I k-head. The
safe for a year or 2at least. But, alas !if you hive it not inmeal, horse knocked her down, dislocated both her arms, put her
you have it in malt. The lout came; and the first time he hail knee out of joint, broke her nose, and occasioned many other
company to dine with him after his arrival hedrilled him, and told severe bruises on the body. The poor girl's face was in
him to be particularly attentive, and not to let them want for a complete gore of blow], which continued to flow pro-
any thing during dinner. So he was; and to show his zeal, fusely from her nose,' mouth, and eyes ; in fact, a more me-
observing a delicate lady looking about her, in a vacant and af- lancholy case could not occur from hard riding. The unfor-
fected manner, and not eating, he went round to her, and tap. tunate woman's appearance when taken up hy Li ttle,
ping her on the shoulder, said, " What be you staring arter, Beadle of St. Olave's, was most distressing to behold, and
Madam ? Do you want to drink ? My Russian boy, just im. becomes still more melancholy, when we relate, it was not a
ported front the country, was almost-as bad ; for when he was told fortnight ago she was discharged from the hospital, having
to snuffthe candles, with a patent pair of snuffers I had just re. been confined there for a broken arm. Mr. Little and othera
ceived front England, he opened them, and then lifting the took her from the spot (Tooley.street), in the greatest agony,
spring partition, very deliberately • wetted his finger and thumb, and conveyed her to Guy's Hospital, where she lies in a very
with which he snuffed the candle, depositing the snuff in the dangerous state, All time the blood continued to flow►cottetait
socket, and carefully shutting the snuffers, wiped his fingers ly from all parts of her face; her groans and cries were -
on his livery.—(Paramigfleitze) fill to hear.
TILE SERPENTINE ItivEß.—The frost on Satur- DEA= OF A 'REMARKABLE MISEIL—A short
day night was so intense, that it covered every part of the:Ser. time ago an old man, named ROBERT TaisTitax, who re-
pentine River yesterday with ice. On that part on the north sided in a dirty court in Cow-cross, being to every appearance
side, which was the preceding day a running stream the best in the greatest distress, not having common necessaries of life,
skaiters were assembled about 3 o'clock. On this part only was was admitted as a pauper into the. Poorhouse of St. James's,
the ice tolerably good, Every other part was either covered Clerkenwell, where he remained until Friday last, when he
with snow, or Intersected with cracks : there was a want of expired. Some persons in the Poor-house after his death
arrangement in this.—llad men been eniploed, either in col. opened a box, in which were deposited the few rags of clothes
letting the snow together, or wheeling t oft' in barrow's, the belonging to the deceased, and to their surprise, in the pockets,
ice might have been freei i
for evolutions in every part.— found 13 sovereigns, and afterwards' three watches : this in.
As it was, the capital skaiters risked their lives every duced them to search more minutely, and they at last found a
motnent,—for the fee bent under their weight at every written paper, purporting to be the old men'ts will, whereby
movement on the new surface. We never observed men more. be gives ldsOl. in the funds, and any other preperty that he
commendably attentive to their duty, than were those belonging ...may be possessed of at the time of his death, to Magee' Aetert
to the Humane Society; they had their ladders, ropes, and 'TuomPsox; whom he calls his natural daughter, and de.
grappling irons, constantly on the move.—Nothwithstanding scribes her to be about fourteen years of age. This girl is not
the seventy of the cold during the day, there were a number of known by any person in the Poor-house, and rims SenTT,
carriages in the drive; and on. the ice there were several fa- Esq. the churchwarden, 'has taken the affair into his own
shionable pedestrian groupes. in the course of the morning hands, and is using every exertion in his power to tTaCC out
there was so heavy a haze or fog, that for some hours it was the poor girl, in order that she may not he deprived of her
impossible to distinguish objects even at a few yards distance, rights under her father's will.