The Sun.
London, England, 1823-06-24 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Hon. Miss Anguish, in South Audley.street ; Sir Chas.
and Lady Burrell, in Grosvenor-place ; Lady Harriet Courte-
nay, in Duke-strect, Westminster; Hon. Mrs. Henry Coven-
dish, in Stanhope-street, Park-lane; Earl of Cork, in Picca-
dilly; Lord John Fitzroy, in Clinpel-street, Park-lane; Hon.
Caroline Fitzroy, at Lady Fitzroy's, in Hertford-street, Park-
lune; General' and Mrs. Fitzroy, in Upper Harley.street -Sir
Godfrey Webster, Bart. at Long's, Claremont Hotel, Bond.
street, from Chichester.
DErAirr tr RE s.—Sir Masseh and Lady Lopez, for Devon-
shire; John Beaumont, Esq., from Read's Vote!, Lower Gros.
venor-street, for Barrow, near Derby ; Cal. Aubrey, from ditto,
for Oring House, Bucks; Wm. Unwin, Esq. from ditto, for
Herts ; the lion. Thomas Steel, from dittO, for Essex.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
Lord and Lady Grantham entertained a distinguished party
to dinner yesterday, at their house in St. JaMes's-square.
The Countess of Essex entertained a large party at dinner
yesterday, at bar-house in Hill-street, Berkeley-square.
The Hon. and Rev. A. Grey entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Egerton anti a large party at dinner yesterday at his house in
Berkeley-square.
Last night the Duchess of Portland renewed her brilliant
entertainments, kith another magnificent ball, at her mansion
in St. James's-square. Upwards of 700 cards of invitation
were issued. The refreshments, fruit, ices, supper, and wines,
were of the most rare and costly description.

Yesterday the infant daughter- of Mr. and Lady Louisa
Lambton was baptized at their house in Cleveland-row ; the
Duke `ofSussex stood sponsor, on which occasion an elegant
entertainment was given to a large party of distinguished
friendc

H A INIA RE ET TncA.TnE.,—.The musical after-
piece of Rosina, which has for many years ,kept
its station on the stage, by the amusing variety of
the characters, anti the beautiful compositions of
Suit:Ll), was the first performance at this Theatre
last night. Miss JOHNSON, wheat? Countess, in
Figaro:, we have previously noticed, was the
rustic heroine of the night. Her performance of
Retina was unaffectedly simple, and She sung in
a pleasing manner. As she becomes more fami-
liar with a London audience, she will improve
in ease and self-possession. Mr. Ditvis was
the Belville; he sings with ;rent taste, but not
with much power. T 7
--e t is, however, in acting
and singing, an acquisition to the Theatre.---
A Cure for the Heart Ache followed. The re..
presentation of the Comedy at
this Theatre
We have already noticed, and need only re-
peat that it is generally well supported. The
only change in the performance• was the sub-
stitution of Ms. CiarrooD, instead of Mrs.
°aura, in the part of Miss YoriCx. We know
not whether the latter actress has tquitted this
Theatre, or is detained by her articles at"Drury-
lane, but it is just to.say that the former gave
spirit to the character. The farce of Mrs. Smith
concluded the entertainment, and is so whimsical,
that it is likely to be popular through the season.

WATER COLOURED DRAWING3.----The excel..
letsce which this province of the Fine Arts has at.
twined, Was obvious in the late Exhibition in the
new Room at Pall-mall East. That Exhibition,
which Tecently closed, consisted of Drawings
that had not before been submitted to the publie
eye. The Room was opite& yesterday with an
Exhibition of the same kind, but of many works
which have been previously seen. They are, how..
•ever, in general so beautiful that they can hardly be
seen too often. The'whole is an admirable sheW of
genius and taste, and may hid dt:fiatice to any
works of the same kind that.any foreign' A rtists'
can
produce.--‘l'e
of Br du'c'e.—i‘tlish al t e
tila;oditY need • recommend this
triumph s When we state that it
consists of Works from GlaTtisr, ITAvurA.Cots-
TA LE, WAVESTA Lt., COPLEY FirLDINO, GEovE,o,
U. It. REIN AOLE, 11ORSON, BARRET, CLPNNELL,
VA It LEY, HEAPHEY, Punt.; &C. &C., the' whole
constitution. a brilliant galaxy of taste, beauty,
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was on Tuesday attended by uPwards of lao couple. The next
day. this fascinating scene was refitated with much greater
smut, when upwards of ?fit) C,r.P.leWere at one time " trip.
ping it on the light fantastic toe nil night warned them tOdesist.
What made this amusement the more pleasing was that it was
across 4lresford Pond, by the special
patronized by some of the first families in the neighbourhood,
which had a grand affect- Boats during the whole of
ilntgodney, for the conveyance of company to
banoLsre,veral pieces of the were placed in front of the
vtieterrntiimeonwnerreijoprilyi
the plaCe of amusement.