The Sun.
London, England, 1823-01-25 00:00:00

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FAST! I ONA BLE A RRIVA I.S.
The Earl of Plymouth, in Grosvenor-square; the Earl and
Countess Caledon, in St. James's-square, from Surrey ; Lord
Sr. Helen's, from a tour; lion. Mrs. Lisle, from her seat near
Kingston ; Colonel and Mrs. Matthews, in Orchard-street,
Portman-square ; Mr. Henry Davison, in Cavendish-square ;
Major Armstrong, in. Pall-mall Lady and Miss Campbell, in
Gloucester-place; Lord Lake. in St. James's-street ; Colonel
Roberts, in Baker-street ; Capt. Alvan, at Stephen's, in Bond-
street ; Capt. King, an Aid-dc-Camp to the Commander-in.
Chief in India, in Piccadilly
; Colonel and Mrs. Pmtheroe, in
Conduit-street; Mrs. and Miss Harland, Clarges-street ; Capt.
Magennis, in Park-street; Sir Thos. Ormsby, Bart. in Pim-
dilly ; Sir JOhn Broughton, Bart. at the Claremont Hotel,
Bond-street; Colonel and Mrs. Thomsen, at ditto, from Paris;
Mr. Worland, at ditto, from Brighton.
CHANGES.—The Earl and Countess of Surrey, from Rich.
mood, for Worksop Manors, Nottinghamshire; Earl Clan-
william, for Strathtieldsay, Hants; Earl of Ancmin, for North
Cray, Kent ; Earl of Charlemont, for his seat in Ireland ;
Viscount. Granville, for Strathtieldsay ; Lord .Ellenborough,
for Roeliampton ; Lord Melbourne, for Pansenger, Harts ;
Colonel and Lady Eleanor Lowther, for Cottesrnere, Rutland.
shire ; John Ferrand,.Esq. for Ascot-place, Windsor ; Capt.
Gore;for Brighton ; Sir H. F. and Mr. Bathurst, from Blake's
Hotel, Jertityn-street, for Englefield Green, Berks ; Colonel
Scott and family, from the Claremont Hotel, for Brighton.
BATH A IlltlVALS.—Lord Stewart, Sir C. and Lady Chad,
Sir M. CholmOndeley, Sir H. Strachey, Hon. and Rev. Mr.
Windsor, Hon: Mr. Boyle, Commissary-Gencral Butler and
family—Dr, and Mrs. Bell, Dr. and Mrs. Emery, Dr. Caples.
tone, Dr. Baine—Gen. Burrell, Col. Arnold, Cob Horner, Col.
, Palmer M.P., Col. Wickham, Col. Pearson, Col. Mead, Major
Hardy, Cap. and Mrs. Quintun, Capt. Farewell, Capt. Mills—
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Burt, Rev. Mr. anti Mrs. Faulkener, Rev.
Mr. Cohan), Rev. Mr. Holmes, Rev. Mr. Joy Huntley, Rev
Mr. Jenkyns, Rev. T. Meyler, Rev. Mr. Saunders.

. PASTIIIPTABLE PARTIES.
The Earl of Harrington had a dinner party yesterday at his
house in the Stable-yard, St. James's.
Lord Alorpcth entertained a select party at dinner yesterday
at his house mPark..street. •

Thu" ItTabigal Club" lately established by. Sir Charles
Bampfylde, Hart. at the White-Lion Inn, and patronized
by several neighbouring Noblemen and Gentlemen of the
greatest respectability, bids fair to promise. every thing
that is delightful in the glee department. Lieutenant-Co-
lonel iloulton took the chair on ,Monday last, and a more
pleasant evening never was passed ! Master Smith, so
justly celebrated fur his vocal, excellence, gave to sonic of the
part music, a fascination hardly to be described, and his solos
bore evident proof of the masterly tuition of his father, who also
assisted the regular professors in many of the glees, &c. Mr.
A. Loder is the musical director; and when we add the
names of Messrs. Garbett, !gannet's, Winter, and Rolle,
we may venture to anticipate to the Club a.rapidly increasing ce-
lebrity. A committee of active Gentlemen have been formed
from the members, who will "do their duty •" and we hardly
need mention that Mr. Dore is not to be excelled in furnishing
the supper-table, with every thing that is good and in season.
.—(Math Herald, Jan. 24.)

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