The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-09 00:00:00

rASIItONAIILE ARRI IS.

Lord George Lennox, frour his seat, 31olcombe, Sussex ;
Colonel Anbrek, At the Royal Hotel, St. James's.street, from'
Cheltenham ; Lady Barbara Ponsonby, at Batt's Hotel, from
Cheltenham; llr. and. the Misses lll‘Caul, at dittos from
Bristol ; J. Smith, Esq. at ditto ; J. Smyth, Esq. and Mrs.
Smvth, at Marshal Thompson's Hotil ; Sir Thomas
cote, Bart., Lady and Miss Whicheote, at ditto.
DE PAIITII n Ell.—The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, for
3lonmoutli ; Col. and Mrs. Carterett, for Lyme-Regis, Dorset.
shire ; Earl of Strathmore, for Hertfordshire; Lady Hainlyn
Williams and Miss Williams, for Foothill Abbey; Mr.
Fleming, M.P., fur the Isle of Wight ; Lady and Miss Bellna
Stoughton, forllamsgate ; Lord Calthorpe, for Oxfordshire;
Lord and Lady GranVllle Somerset, for Gloucestershire; Hon.
Gen. I'igot, for Leatherhead ; Major and Mrs. Ormsby, for.
St. Lawrence, near Itamsgate; Earl of Aylesford, for Packing.
ham-hall, near Coventry ; Earl of Denbigh, on a tour • Lord
and Lady Graves, on a tour; Earl and Cbuntess of itmker-
ville, for Chillingdean-castle, in Scotland ; Major and Mrs. St.
Aubin, for Itamsgato; the Duke and Duchess of Leinater, the
Earl anti Countess of Harrington, and Colonel and Lady Cam.
line Stanhope, for Elvaston, Derbyshire; Viscount and Vis-
countess Ilan:Nen, for their seat in Berks ; Viscount and Vis-
countess Granville, for the Bight Hon. IVin. Huskissou's seat
in Sussex ; Countess tie Grey, for lior.seat, IVrtaithouse, Bed-
fordshire,

PASHIONA BM; PLACES OF RESORT.
RnionTON, Aim. —The Duke of York was on lime-
back yesterday. His Royal Highness was previously in the
Brand Parade Bazaar, and made the stall-keepers happy, by
making small purchases of several of them. Lord Alvanley
arrived in the evening, and had the honour of dining with the
Commander-in-Chief, together with the Right lion. the Speaker
of the House of Commons, and tail. 11'0ft:tem—The Royal
Doke has been on horseback to.day.—Mr. Dr.M4Don..
gal,.Mr.; Mrs., and Miss Eland, Mr. and Mrs. Ilingley, Mrs.
IL Calvert, Col. - Mr. and Mrs. Dorkey, Mr. and Mrs,
Tapper, Mr. and Mrs.Deudney, and Mr. and Mrs. Darwin 4
are in the arrival list.

SwAssEA, ti.—The Earl and Countess of Warwick
arrived at the Maekworth Arms Inn on Monday evening. We
aro sorry to add that her Ladyship appeared to labour under
!ievere indisposition. This elegant watering place is now tilling
with rank and fashion 4

THE VACITT Atm. 7.—At a general
meeting the Royal Yacht Club, on the Ist instant, the thanks
of the Club were voted to Rear-Admiral the Honourable Sit
Charles Puget, for his kindness in bringing to the Regatta
the Royal squadron under his command, consisting of his
Majesty's yachts the Royal George, Royal Sovereign, and
Prince Regent, and the Rifleman and Cameleon brigs of war,
whose presence so greatly increased the beauty of the scene--
The Regatta of last week having attracted to Cowes a nu-
merous assemblage of vachts, the Sailing Meeting took place
on the 4th instant, being the first Monday,in August, and
created considerable observation, from its being almost the
first time of carrying into effect the new signal code, which
was done with much skill and readiness by all the members
preaent.

POET a Ir.

To Jr:tugs NonTlicoTE, En., R. A,
. O» being robbed of his Watch.
Tint's Index lost, let others weep,
Vain were for thee its pow'rs,
Since NouTitcoTEl LI whole world shAll keep
The Record of thy hours.

P. B.

Evr►ttsH OPERA llonse..—The new afterpiece
of "I will have a Wifi," was represented a
second time last night and it is so divOrting in
substance, and so well supported by tl►e Perfor-
mers, that it was fully established in public
favour. it followed the horrific drama of
Presumption, which excited a little oppe_
sition in one or two r parts ; but the strong
interest which attends it soon overpowered the
captious hostility. The last piece was Gretna
Green, which is so well sustained by WRENCH
and Miss KELLY in the principal characters, that
it, as usual; received very warm applause from a
'numerous fludience.

The enterprising &LISTON Is, we hear, pre•
paring the stage of Drery-lane Theatre for a new
species of entertainment, in addition to the great
talent in actors which he still retains. KEANI
LISTON, Miss STEPIII:NS, and 13ttAtt,tm, are, we
believe, engaged ; and on alternate nights, EL-
LISTON intends to give au Equestrian Mete Dra.
matic Spectacle.

MADAME C ATA LANI6----WO C 011; athia e this
amiable Lady and accomplished, singer on her
safe arrival lit this country. *True to her pro-
mise of revisiting the land where she had before
been so enthusiastically received, she has jour.
neyed from the Books of the Arno to the shores
of the Emerald Isle, to,make her first appear,.
ance in resuming the exercise of a talent, which
is the admiration of all Europe. The soos of
Erin well know how to appreciate the compli-
ment.--(Dublin Evening Mail.)

Mr. HENRY' MAxwm.r, has declared himself a
candidate to represent the county of CaVint, in
the room of Colonel HAany, now Lord FAUN.
HAM'.

The Rev► Dr► RYAN, Roman Catholic Dean
of Cashel, has been honoured by the Court of
Rome with the appointment of Chaplain
partibus to his Holiness the Pope, which en.
titles him to the rank of Roman Prelate.

The laughable hoar recently played off on
that redoubtable champion of liberty, Henry
Hunt, Esq., at Chester, has, it seems, given
great umbrage to the Radical Press of that city
and the adjacent towns. To turn the transcendent
deeds of such an immaculate patriot into ridicule
and contempt—to have a litte amusement with
a regular political inonntebank, is a crime which
cannot be borne. The ancient capital of the
West is therefore placed under the dreadful ban,
not only of their High Mightinesses of the
" Northern Union," but of all the Radical Clubs
in the kingdom.
On Thursday evening the neighbourhood of
Portland-place was much alarmed by the cry of
lire, and at the same time several engines run-
ning through the streets; it was, however, ascer-
tained, that a chimney of the house belonging
to his Excellency Prince .14:sTraitAzy was on lire,
but it was soon subdued without any material
in

The
Churchwardens of Manchester have come
to a determination not to relieve any pauper who
keeps a dog,