The Sun.
London, England, 1823-06-13 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Mrs. •
Mr. and ann ng, ancl Miss Canning, at the Hyde
Park Hotel, frimi the Continent; the lion. William de Roos,
Ist Life Guards, at ditto. from Windsor; J. W. Knightlev,
Esq.. at ditto, from llrAsenose College,' Oxford ; the Rev. P.
Twisleten, at ditto, from. Rath Ventral and Mr. Crosby, at
liodgson's Hotel, Dover.street, from Sott4ex ; Sir William and
Lady Cockburn and Family, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's.
street, from Bath.

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FASHIONABLE FA Tr' IF/So
Mr. it 4 Mrs. Egerton gave another elegant entertainment
'on Wednesday, at their house in St. James's-square, to 4 die-
tinguisheil, party ; among whom were Lord Lilford, Lady
Glyn; Colon 1.1 gill, Colonel Bosworth, Mr. Mrs. and Miss
Leycester, Miss Leigh, Mr. William Wortley, Miss Yowls,
Messrs. l.' pail Grey, Mr. Lushington, &e.
Sir Robert Gifford, Bart. entertained a distinguishes party
yesterday At'his house in Whitehall-place.
• The fien. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith had a grand dinner
party yesterday at their house Whitehall.
Ar.stAim's ltar,t. on Wednesday 'evening was more fully
attended titan an* preceding one this season ; there were pre-
sent upwards of 500 persons of the first distinction and fashion.

OXFORD COMMEMORATION.
Oxr cinD, J tr stE n .—The miscellaneous concert, this Morn.
ing,gave gendal satisflietion.—Among the lending names trace
the Dean of Westniinster, Sir John Sewell and family,—Sir
Henry 'Willoughby, al. yir John English Dolben.—Miss
Stephens looked and sang Vetter titan the preceding day: .She
was most rapturously encereil both in At Home, and the Echo
Son, . Signora Caradori gave great satisfaction, and was en.
cored.
.Le ntai turbo, by the bewitching Madame Ronzitde
Begnis' was equally
.auccessful, and met with an universal en-
core in Di pacer, •Miss Travis sang Mid Silent Shades. with
great science, and was deservedly encored. Mr. Vaughan'"
Alexis was a t;haste pprformance" and Lindley's accompani.,
inert on the. vielencello rendered it delightful. ‘Villman'
concerto on the chtrionet elicited the highest apprebation : his
execution on this instrument is truly astoplshms. „ Dr. Call.
sort's song of These as they change, was •sunx- with great
effect by Bellamy.—The Theatre was crowded to exceits, atid
the petformance did net anclude till nearly nine o'clock in the
evening. •

The nuptials of Lady Flizaketh Conyngliam and Lord,Ear-
ford, son to the Duke of St. Alban's, are at length finally
arranged, and as soon as the writings are completed; and a
house in town for their residence procured, the ceremony Will
take place. Lady Elizabeth with the Marchioneas is now on a
visit to the King.
:The nuptilis Uf the Milt of the Noble FAMILY
of -Ta E X Tuns' is an event which has excited, during the }.ant
week, the liveliest feelings pf gratulation, attachment, and re-
spect, throughout an extensiye district in titis county, and in
that of Stafford, On the Lilleshall Estates,, where the wealth
of the Possessor sirews blessings upon thonsftfidi; one sentiment
pervaded every bosom. On Wednesday a procession of Oxen
(purchased h, the tenantry), elevated iipon,playomis, and deco.
rated with ribbons,oak-balls,&e. was accompanied by flags,bands
of music; the children of the Sunday and National Schools with
mottos rottndtheir hats and bonnets---,the tenantry,anl.l friends,
&c.. Upwards of 800 poor families were afterwards made
happy with hospitable. distributioni. At Ate Hall a Gothic
Arch was erected on this acitsion, and IVO a fine effect : the
castellated. turret, were decorated with ivy, oak, &c.: in the
centre of the Archway was the motto " Happiness and Perpe-
tuity to the• House of Trentham," and thence was suspended
a tlarland : on ono side
~,` Cower,"
rittid on ths, other
"Howard," in letters of gold upon 'a crimson ground. In
'the titeit Room at the Hall, • tea an/I every . refreihthent
Was( provided, . ant darn two hundred to three hundred ladies
and gentlemen fprdied &splendid Ban, under the management
of W. Lewisttsii. and Mr. Phillips. The Rev. Mr. Blount also
tieated the children of the schools. The Lilleshall Company dis-
trihuted five den,. iiith bread and ale, to upwards .ot .500
workmen in the Colleries, and Iron and Lime Works. file
Parish of sheriffhales aistributed sheep, as did Messrs. Ackes,
of Tetti, Skitt, of Longwood, Milli, of Burlaughton, Belton,
&c. &c,: At Longden-upon-Tern a May-pole was erected to
uoornerrkorate the event, and two roasted sheep were distributed,
with plenty of bread, potatoes, and Plumb-pudding to the cot-
. takers, and 4 large barrels of ale ; upwards of 200 persons partook
of tea jars spacious booth ereqed.Wr the purpoan i , ono thane-
log, bonfires, and the roar of cannon concluded the amuse.
mews. Ketley New Company di,tributed On Wednesday up.
Ward of 2,000 pounds.weight. of beef, ROO three-penny loaves
' of bread, and MO quarts of ale, to nearly 1,600 persons: their
Workmen and families. On Tuesday, at Kinnersley, a tine fat
ox was distributed amongit the poor; in .the etening the
workmen. and lalsouterswere plentifully suppliett with bumpers
of. good, old sting° ; their wive* and families were regaled
with tea and punch, and MC whole conetdded with a ball and
supper, while the bells of the village rung Many& merry peal,
and tire air resounded with shouts and ardent wishes for the
prosperity and happin.ess of the • House of Trentham. Thal
illarquis of &Mind lti reported to have transferred estates to the
amount of 20,0001. per annum to his son Lord (lower, pre-
vious collie marriage.—( Shrewsbury Clirovjele, Jane 6.)

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