The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-14 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Earl and Countess of Farnham, and family, at the
Pulteney lintel, Albemarle-street, from Cheltenham.; Captain
Maxwell, R.N. at Blake's Hotel; Jermyn-street, from the Con-
tinent; the Duke of Grafton; from Newmarket • the Marquis
and Marchioness of Salisbury, frorn.their seat, Newmarket;
DErawrunEs.—The Earl and Countesi of Harewood and
Family, for Yorkshire; the Marquis of Titchfield,' for Wel-,
beck, Notts; Lady niversdale, for Pascoe Grenfell, Esq. M.P.'s
seat, Taplow, Berks ; Mr. and Mrs. Dolton.. from Grillon'a
Hotel, Alhemarle-street, for Soho, near Birmingham; James
IV. Stuart, Esq. froml3lake's Hotel, Jennyn-street, for Sun-
ning' Dale, Berks ; Lieut.-General Sir W. CoCkbUrn and
family, from Cadogen-place, for Brighton ; Mr. Cockburn, on
a tour into Wales.

FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS j.br the WEEK.
'ruts EVENING.-The Countess of Bristol's Ball, St.
James's-square; the Duke of Rutland's Grand Entertainment
to the. Duke of York ; the Right. Hon. Charles Arbuthnott's
Grand Dinner.

TO-11011ROW.—The King's Juvenile Ball.
NV EDNE DAY.—The Earl of Darlington's Grand ..bnter-
tainment ; Almack's Grand Ball.
TlitritslLY.-:-The Countess of Nortnanton'i G-rand Rout;
Mrs. Angerstein's
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.—Various Grand Pinner Parties.

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DEJEUNE at BURLINGTON HOU4K, CHISWICK.
As the day was fine and the grounds dry the visitants per-
ambulated among the groves ..and along the serpentine river.
Every month his Grace adds new beauties to this delightful
retreat.
On Saturday the Party arrived between the hOtirs of three
and six, the Duke of Wellington being the last. It was about
six o'clock when his Grace arrived, and then the company
were partaking of the hospitalities of the house. As the list
doubled the last, covers were laid in every apartment therein,
and even in the steward's room i in the first instance for 340,
but the invited, and uninvited mustered nearly 500.
During the repast, the splendid band of the 2d life Guards
played under the umbrageous arms of the Cyprus trees ; and,
when it was concluded, the French band, hitherto invisible,
struck up their exhilerating airs. ..
Dancing commenced, with waltzes, in the same saloon as
before, led off by the Prince of Solms, and the beautiful Miss
Villiers. The Duke of Cumberland, Prince Leopold, the
Duke of Wellington, the Duke and Duchess of Argyll, and
the Ladies Paget, retired at ten o'clock, but the major part
staid till midnight, dancing being kept up till that hour.
There were present :
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke of Cumberland and Prince
Leopold: •
Foraga Prince:—Esterliazy, William of Solute, Gott-
chakoff, Cariati,Cimitelli, San Cataldo, Sapieha, Reis-Ers-
dorf, lteauvoir.. .

The Princess Augusta de Beauvoir.
Ambassadors—The Austrian and Russian.
Afinisicra The French, Pnissian, Bavarian, Saxon,
Swedish, Danish, Neapolitan, and Sardinian.
Dukes—Rutland, Argyll, Wellington, Leinster.
Dacha:es—Rutland, Argyll, Wellington, Richtnond, Somer.
set, "Leinster.
Marquises—Bath, Hertford, Graham, Lansdown, Titch.
field, Ailesbury.
Jtarchioncsses—LanstlOwn, Cornwallis, Ailesbury, de la
Grange:
Ait Laitderdal ,e Aboyne, Jersey, Carlisle. Clare,
Cowper, Gower, Westmorland, Morley, Verulam, Uxbridge,
Tankerville, Falmouth' Bristol, Shaftesbury, Besborough,
Brecknock, Clonmell, Aberdeen, Caernarvon, Chesterfield,
Euston, Kinnoul.
Countesos--Jeritey, Gower, Cowper, Glengall, Clare, Morley,
Sefton, Harrowby, Verulam, Tankerville, Bathurst, Aberdeen,
Uxbridge, Sandwich, Mansfield, Mulgrave, Cathcart, Fal-
mouth, Euston, Lieven, Ludolpit.
Lords—F. Conyngham,Palmerston, kinky, T. Bentinck,
King, A. Hamilton, G. avendish, Morpeth, Grantham, Val.
letort, Hervey, Graves,..4.llill, Ashley, Rattensworth, Clinton,
Alvanlet, Lowther, .Granville, Templetown, C. Manners, F.
Brudenell, Duncannon, G. Beauelerk, Lovaine, Ellenborough.
Ladies—Lennox (three), Paget (throe), Ryder (two),
Bathurst (two), Cooper (two) ,__Stanhope (two), King,:Phipps
(two) (,raves,. G. Morpeth,
.Holland,. Granville, 6: Fano,
trie4l4, F. kit Sgeralsl,..Pittingfon, Hervey Grantham, ILi.
'Vesiswarth, Fitz.gibbon, G. Grenfell, A. Becket, Shelley,
Herbert, Petre, C. Stuart Wortley, Palk, F. Bentinck,
Clinton, .M. Petre, C. Grenville, 11. Baring, 11. Fitzroy,
Beresford, Bruce, Cornwalls, E. Vernon, M. Henna, H.
Howard, M. Pelham, G. West, T. Blatchford. E. Talbot, C.
Wood, W. Ilentinck, E. Drummond, E. Manners, Molyneuz,
C. Seymour, Cathcarts, O. Cavendish, Ellenbarough.
Oreville, J. Shelley, J. Copley, W. Elliot.
Counts—Colloredo, Alolke.
Baroness and Mademoiselle Werther.
Madame d'Este.
Monsieur De Neuman.

Colonels—French, I I o ward, Cavendish.
Captain Percy.
ithurs.—tioward, Cavendish, F. Byng, Berkeley, Part,
Fox, Lascelles, Liddell, Fox Lane, Agar EWA, West, 6.
non, Heathcotc, Cr. Lamb, Montagu, Drummond, Anson, Up-
ton, Fortescue, IVm. Ponsonby.
Mistresses—Hope, Agar Ellis. M. Cavendish, Berkeley
Paget, I'oyntz, IL Baring, G. Vernon,
Peel, Canning, Ar-
buthnot, Abereromby, G. liamb, O. Villiers.
Mirscs—Beresfortl, Howard, Cavendish Paget? Liddell,
Poyntz, Palk, Villiers, Wood, Upton, Baring, Snth, Petre,
Fitzroy, Becket, Canning, Arbuthnot, Orenville,,law, Vernon,
Copley.
There were drank sixty quarts of Roman punch.--Chain.
paigne, Burgundy, Hock, Hermitage and Claret, were placed
at every plate. In addition, the wine of ISenicarlo and excellent
31uscadine for the ladies.

VAUXTIALL.—These gardens
presented a moat interesting
scene on Saturday evening, when a grand Juvenile Fete took
place, which was attended by several thousand of the children
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of the families of rank and fashion in and about the metropolis.
The gates were opened at six o'clock, and from that until past
eight, the roads leading to the gardens were crowded with car.
riages, many of them those of nobleman, all filled with beauti.
fully dressed boys and girls of every age. In addition to the
usual decorations, the gardens were embellished with a brilliant
row of crimson and green lamps, stretching across the top, so
arranged as to form the words " Welcome to our young
friends." Amongst the numerous amusements, the ballet
(C'inderellu, whose history is so familiar to the nursery) scented
to afford the moat exquisite delight to the young spectators,
The ' fire-works were exceedingly brilliant, and the following
words, bursting suddenly upon the view in fiery characters, at•
trected loud applause
" Children dear,
" Come every year."
It was difficult to walk round the gardens with Out experienc.
ing sensations of the most pleasing nature, at beholding the
various groups of lovely children; some accompanied by their
tutors or governesses, masonic by their delighted parents,. all
of whom seemed quite captivated by the gaiety of the sone
around them. Notwithstanding the threitening state. of-the
weather, we understood that, including theyoung and the old,
there were between It and 10,000 in the gardens.

On Tuesday last their Graces the Duke and Duchess of
Northumberland and suite arrrived to' dinner at Alnwick
Castle. A large body of the inhabitants of Alnwick went out
of the town to meet and welcome the Noble Family on their
Possi
titfe return. The speaker on the occa*nt was Mr. William
llintimgch,_ tanner. Mr. IL said it was kmble to ex.
press how deeply the inhabitants felt Cot the numerous and
continued acts of Itindness extended to them by tike truly noble
House of Percy. The firing of guns, the tinging of bells, and
other demonstrations of joy further greeted the arrival Lt:f the
Prince of the North in his ancient domains. In Passing through
Newcastle, as usual, the merry music- of all the church bills
welcomed the safe return of the much-beloved Lord Lieutenant.

week, in a vault huoilnt
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The rela.
The remains of Sir J.F.HouGIIIIT,IIat.. were
interred at Forton, on 'Thursday
11:lir:Ida;
diately after the death of his son, a few weeks ago.
tives of the deceased -attended in mounting coaches,
there was a meeting of the SocietY or Stalibrdahire BAnvinen,
at Sandon which was numerously attended ; but, from ee.,
speet to the memory of the late Sir John F. Boughey, one
of the Alerabers, no shooting took place; and in testimony
of esteem and regard, it was ordered that on every future
day of meeting, during the present year, the members should
appear in the motiming uniform of fire society. It was further
ordered, out of reapectoil consideration for the feelings of Lady
Iloughey, who had condescended to officiate as Lady Patronessi
that no grand Target should this year be held. ,

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