The Sun.
London, England, 1823-02-24 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVAI4S.

General Sir Charles Asgill, in Pall-mall; Colonel and Mrs.
Parker, in Wimpole-street ; Mrs. and the Misses Arbuthnot,
in Downing..streel ; Lady Anne Becket, in ditto ; the Hon,
Arthur Eden, in Park-street, Grosvenor-square ; Lieut.-Col.
Freemantle, in Stanhope-street, May; fair ; the Hon. William
Lascellea, at the Earl of Harewood's, in Hanover-square
Major Le Blanc, of the 43d Light Infantry, in Lincoln's-Inn-
fields ; • Sir John and Lady Murray, in Wimpole-street ; Major
and Mrs. O'Brien, in South Audley-street; .Dowag.er Lidy
Tancred, in Park-street if Col. and Mrs. Campbell, irylitto ;
Lady Caroline Stanhope, at the Countess of Harrington's, in the
Stable-yard, St. James's; Lady Clements,' from her seat, Long
Ditton ; lion. Mr. Pelham, from Brocklesby, Lincolnshire ;
Lord and Lsdy Henry Howard, from their seat in Susitex ; Col.
Wodehouse, M.P. ; the Earl of Essex, from his seat, Cashio-
bury-park, Harts ; Lord. Montague, from his seat, Long-ditton,
Bucks.
DEPAMTUILES.—The Marquis of Chandos, for Avington,
Hants ; T. W. Coke, Esq.. M.P., from Reddish's- Hotel, Jer-
myn.street, for his seat in Norfolk ; Mr. Heqry and Miss
Hawkins, from George-street ,IHanover-sq u are, for Twickenham.

FASIIIONABIat AR T lES.
The Earl•of Liverpool hag issued cards of irvitation for a
grand dinner on the filth of next month, at Fife House.
Lord Holland Lad a dinner party yesterday in Old 13ur1ing.
ton.street.

The Eati of Harrington had a dinner party yesterday at his
house in the Stable-yard', St. James's. In the evening, the
Countess had a select party of fashionables. . _ • - -
Lord Melbourne had ti dinner party yesterday at his house,
_ '

'the lion. J. Abercromby, M.P. had a dinner party yester-
day at his house in New-street, Spring-gardens.
Mr. Secretary Canning gave a grand entertainment on Sa-
turday, at his residence, Gloucester Lodge, to the Spanish Mi-
nister M. Jabal, accompanied by the Duke and Duchess of
San , I:orenao. Among the distinguished guests were:--The
Earl and Countess of Liverpool, the Duke of Wellington, Mr.
IlUskisson, Lord F. Conyngham, and Mr. Planta.

Saturday the Glee Club had the most numerous Meeting of
any which°has assembled this season, at the Crown and Anchor
Tavern.

HUNTLEY, FFIL 6.—The anniversary of the birth-day of
the Marquis of HUNTi.Y, who entered into his 54th year, was
celebrated here, on Monday the 3d instant, with every demon.
stration of joy and respect for our Noble Patron. A large
bonfire was kindled on the square, which was occasionally
enlivened during the evening with tar barrels. In short the
day was scent and the evening concluded, both in public and
private, with unusual testimonies of festivity, hilarity, and joy,
among all ranks and denominations, who joined in expressing
their attachment for Lord Iluntly."

P E T ft Y.

GOOD TEMPER.
What charm can best retain the heart
When Beauty's rays no longer dart,
Wen age has wrinkled o'er the face,
What power can Love's impression trace,
But thine GOOD TEMPER ?--Thou wilt bloom
Amidst a thousand years to come ;
For wrinkles ne'er can love deface,
But add a venerable grace.
Sandwich.

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