The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-18 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
Sir Francis, Lady, and the Misses Wood, at the. London
Hotel, Albemarle-street, from their seat in Yorkshire.
DErAterußES.—bord and Lady Grantham, for their seat
in Yorkshire ; the Hon. Thomas, and the Misses Coientry,
from Blake's Hotel, Jennyn-street, for their seat, Foots Cray,
Kent ; Prince Reuss, from the Clarendon hotel, Bond-street,
for Scotlond ; Count and Countess de Vesey, from ditties for
the Earl of Darnley's, Cobham Hall, Kent.

• FASHIONABLE
The Earl of Darlington gave an elegant entettain►tient on
Wednesday at Cleveland ficrtise, St. James's-square, to a
tinguished party ; among whom were—Lord Beresford, Lord
and Lady Barnard, Lord Lowther, Sir W. Congreve, Bart. Sit.
George COckburne, Lady Augusta POwlett, General Meyrick,
Captain and Mrs. Powlett, Mr. Dent, Mt. John Moore, &c.
Lord Berwick entertained another distinguished party to
dinner yestefday at his house in Grosvenor-square.
Lord and Lady Barnard have issued cards of invitation for
an entertainment on Monday next, at their house in Portman-

itreet.
Yesterday Lady Ellenborough gave' a grand dinner, at her
elegantmansion in South AueUey-street, to the Earl of Ches-
terfield, Earl of Fife, Lord Palmerston, Lord Elienhorough,
and a large party of distinguished personages.
' At.siAck's.—The first Ball of a new set took place on
Wednesday evening at these elegant rooms, under the patron-
lige of the late Lady Patronesses. There were present between
three and four hundred distinguished fashionable&

FASHIONABLE
tPLACES OF RESORT.
Much sport is expected at the races on thin 28th inst. Several
capital horses are already. entered.
General Arrivals.—Lteutenant.Getterai Sir H. CdC'kburn,
Dowager Lady Lushington, Hon. Mrs. fraser, Airs. Colonel
Popham, Mr. C. Ay
ar Miss Butcher, Ali. Harding, Rev. H.
Blunt, Mr. Stephens,' Mrs. H. Frith, Mr. and Mrs. Moss,
Miss Bayley, Mr. E. H. Poole, Mr. T. Piper Miss Wilson,
Mr. Wiu. Brown, Mr. Wih. Pott, Air. SiriouT, AlisS Mr
A. Court, Air. Marmaning, Mr. Hardy, Milford, Mr.
and Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mr. Curtis, Mr. T. B. Spence, Mr.
H. Spencer Mr. Vigurs, Miss Flowers, Mr. John liafford, Air.
Longden, Mrs. Bridges, Mr. It. M. Hare, Airs. A. Soloman,
Mr. and Mrs. Greenhill, Major Lumley, Mr. Easum, Mrs.
Wetherhead, Mr. R. T. Clarkson, ft Knight, Esq. Rev. W.
anti Misses Lax, Mrs. Jopson Alr. Woodroff, Mr. Al. W.
Miss Bowles Alr. anima, 'Alr. GOre, Mr. and Miss
Parkhurst, Air. It. B. Clarke, Mr. J. Ingot, Mr. F. F. Pinder,
Air. P. Rogers, Air. H. Batson, Mr. I. de St. Croix, Mrs. Pat.
tetson, Mr. R. Smith, Miss James, Mrs. Richard Son, Mr. Par.
sons, Mr. Pollard, Mr. Todd, Mr. Smith, Airs. C. Ureaves
Alr. Aylour, Mrs. Text, Mrs. Randall, Mr. Wilson, Miss Rol'.
lier, Mrs. Crispo, Mr. Handtry, Mr. Patrick Drummond, Mr.
and Mrs. Field, Capt. Wm. Carolet, Mr. It. Shephard.
Arrivals at the Neu &eine Hotel.—Marquis and Lady Mary
Cornwallis, Earl Lisbdrne, Viscount Vaughan, Esgl of Cork
and the lion. MC Boyle, Lord Decies Sir Al. and laidy Rid.
dley, and Aliases Ridley; Mt. and Mrs:Douglas Mr. Mrs. and
Mr. S. TadtlY, Mr. and Mrs. C. Deering, Col. ,Wallhouse.

TONnitlD&t
Our parade has now to boast of a splendid display of fashion
and beauty. The chapel last Sunday yati absolutely overflow-
ing in that part appropriated for the Visitant ladies ; for whom
it is in contemplation to provide additional accommodation.
The theatre which has been newly decorated, and for which
several London. performers are engaged, opened on Mondsy
evening The Wonder and Roiina.
Arrtvcds.—Mr. Larking and. family, Mr. and Mrs. Itarreit4
Mrs. Young, Mrs. and Miss Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield,
Mrs. Hams, Mr. and Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. r*.
Keymer, lion. Mr. Lamb, Lady H. Montagu, Mrs. Harrison,&mils,
Misses Paris. Mrs. Richards, Air. and Mrs. HUMS:, tint
Countess Dowager Stanhope, Mr.lir. Dickenson, AU. And Mt.
George Cates, 111 r. WebsterGortlol3, &c. &c.

VASTBOU RS CS
The weather, which for some time Pasi list been cold and tin:
pleasant, has not hitherto undergone any change. Eastbourne
Is now rapidly filling with company, and our sands and pro-
menades 3 when the weather permits, exhibits a large assem-
blage of beauty and fashion. The subscribers to II edtberly's
library halts commenced playing upon his Pyrenees Board,
and hitherto he has had no cause to complain of want of spirit
or inclination to till up his raffles.
Arrivals at the Anchor hotel.—Marquis of Exeter, Mr. and
Mrs. Bethune, Miss Hill, Mr. Boyd, Mr. Barn t, Mr. and
Mrs. Breton, Sir Wm. Fowles, Mr. St. Quinn n, Mr. Darby,
Mr. Wilkes, Captain. and Mrs. New, 1.4 y Burton, Mr. and
Mrs. Willis and family, W. Peel, Esq. M.P. Col. Young, Mr.
Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Foskett and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Morgan, Captain Mailer, Mrs. and Miss Cnckett, Lord
Mand
Lady Henniker, Mr. and Mrs. King, J. Cox, Esq. M.P. rs.
Sewereross and family, Mn. Pattersal, B. Tilstotte, Esq. Mrs.
Tilstone, Mrs. Roberts, Dr. and Mrs. Tate, Sir Byre and Lady
Coote, Miss Clements, Mr. and Mrs. Mason, Mr. and Mrs.
Shewell, Mr. and Mrs. Aust, Capt. and Mrs. Nightingale, Mr.
(lardenum, Lieutenant Dickson, R.N., Mr. Ward, and
Mrs. Jones and family, Lady Bernard, the Dean of Christ-
church and family, the 'Misses Parit, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, Mr-
and Mrs. Jones Burdett and family, Mr. Sprott, Mr. Bennet

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ItACTINGS.
We an happy to announce that the public road; under the
Castle Cliff it again open and that the fabulous tales which
have been in circulation about the dangerous state ache rocks,
are entirely exploded. The hubbub is over ; and although such
reporst have been industriously spread abroad to prejtidice visi-
tors against the place, it has been in vain, for the town is rapidly
tilling with bundles of distinction. On Thursday evening, at
low water, the sands were coffered with landaus and vehicles of
different descriptions, which presented a very gay and gratifying
appearance.
Arrioads.-51r. Coleman, Mrs. King, Mr. and Mrs. Dupree,
Mrs. Bolt, Miss Hermes, Mr. and lqrs. Winstanley, Miss
Winstanley Mrs. Swale, Mrs. E. Swale, Miss Field, Mrs.
Nicholson,Mrs. Udder, Mrs. G. Lambert, Aliss Walker, Mr.
WediOn, Mrs. Scott and family, Mr. Jortln, Mr. H. Stutyer,
Miss Stutyer, Mr. Hurst, Mr. and Mrs. Berry, Mr. 13radbury,
Mr. Charrington, Mr. I. Wilson, Mt Mrs. and Miss George
Graham, Mr. It. Rawes, Mrs. Castallain, Mrs. Wardell, Mrs.
Pett, Earl of Wiltshire, Lord Thorax* Cecil, M.P._, Sir John
Trollope, Bart, Capt. Seymour, Alio; Whiting, Mr. W. Bragg,
Mrs. Baker, Mr. A. Denny, Miss PoWis, Mrs. Curties, Mrs.
Hassan, r. and Mrs. Payne, Capt. Aly, Mr. Fea, Rev. Dr.
Ruder, Mrs. Tuck, Mrs. Harritatit, Air. J. Barter, Mr. Geldard,
Mr. Hummel, Mr. Durrant,_ Mr. Tree, Mr. Sayer, Mr. Tice.
burst, jun., Mrs. Vigews and fatully, Mr. and Mrs. Tanner,
Mrs. Maeloren, Mrs. Staintan, J. Bult, Mr. C. J.
Miles, Col Weguelin'

BOILINVELL, JULY 12.--Thursday being file anniversafy
of the birth of the Right Hos. Lord Douglas, at an early hour
preparations were made throughout this village for celebrating
the same with every demonstration of joy, with which the
sense of his Aboutt tends on all occasions to inspire
the inhabitants. ten o'clock, a deputation from the an.
cient Society of Gardeners, carrying their banner, and accom:
panied by an excellent band of music, proceeded to Hamilton,
for the purpose of escorting the of and members
belonging to that tarn and neighbdurhood to their hodge.romn.
—After the routine business, the whole of the Alembers, in
fun costume, walked through the village in procession,
carrying
.a number of embleniatieal figures, beautifully or.
nail-tented with a profusion of the choicest 11 °wen that could
be collected from the many gardens in the neighbourhood,
and afterwards proceeded to Bellahill. On their return,
this ancient ociety spent the evening with the greatest
harmony and coniviality ; many loyal and constitutional toasts
were given and in particular, the health of Lord Douglas and
his illustrious family was drank With the greatest enthusiasm.
A deputation (rota the Glasgow Olive Lodge of Gardeners at-
tended on the occasion, and contributed much to the hilarity
and happiness of the evening.—The prizes given annually by
the Society for the four best decorated figures were adjudged as
follow s—lst, to John Watson Bothivell 2d, to 1191bant Sel.
kirk, Ilatnilttm ; 3d; to James,Naisniith, jun., Bothwell ; 4th,
to James Naismich, so., Bothwell.

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