The Sun.
London, England, 1824-10-22 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Lord Mandeville, from a tour ; the Earl of Lisburne, at the
Union Hotel, Cockspur-street, from Cheltenham ; Sir George
and Lady Povre, at the St. James's Hotel, Jerrnyn-street, from
their seat, Rushall, Wilts ; Mr. and Miss Lodge, at the British
Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Liverpool ; Baron and Baroness
de Robeck, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from Paris;
Colonel, Mrs. and Miss Gore Langton, at ditto, from their
seat, Newton Park, near Bath ; the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Ingram,
at ditto, from Oxford ; Baron Delmar, at Blake's Hotel, Jer.
myn-street, from Brighton ; Sir Henry and Lady Floyd, at
the Hyde Park Hotel, from Brighton ; Doctor and Mrs. Curl-
ing, and J. Curling, Esq. at ditto, from Buxton ; ('apt. Ellis,
Foot Guards, at ditto from a tour; the Rev. G. Phillips, at
ditto, from Sidmouth ; W. Nnittnore, Esq. at ditto; Captain
and Mrs. Arabin, at Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavindish-
square ; Mrs. and the Misses Daniel, at ditto; Francis Has'.
in's, Esq. at ditto, from the Continent.
Cuarrcrs.—Emily, Marchioness of Londonderry, for Wro.
than; Park, on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ilyng ; the Mar-
quis of Camden, from Bath, for his seat, Brecknock Priory,
South Vales ' • Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdown, at
liowood Park, Wilts, from Carnarvon's seat, Highclere, Burks;
the Countess of Bristol, for the Hon. Colonel Howard's seat,
Ashtead Park, Surrey ; Lord Henry Bentinck, for Oxford ;
Lord St. Helens, for Lamer Park, Ilerts ; Lord F. flower, for
Strathfieldsay, Hants ; Lady Ellenhorough, for Sandgate;
the Honourable Frederick Lamb, for Earl Cowper's seat, Pan-
senger, fleets ' • the Dean of Lincoln, from a tour, to town ;
Sir Thomas Dyke, Bart., for Cullingstone Castle, near Dart-
ford, In Kent • Sir Wm. Coekbunne, for Brighton ; Colro•yl
and Mrs. Lambert, from Doncastrr, for Bath ; Col. Gorton,
of luvortrony, for Edinburgh; Major Ormsby (lore, for Por.
kington, near Oswestry, Salop ; Captain and Mrs. Villiers,
from Newport, in the Isle of Wight, for Brighton; Mr. M.
Banker, for Winstanley-hall, near Wigan, in Lancashire;
Mr. W. Webb, for Bath ; Mr. John Fox, for Dedham-hall,
Essex ; Major and Mrs. Fortescue, from Ramsgate, for Paris ;
Rev. R. Granville, for Culwieh-hall near Ashburne, in Kent;
Colonel and Mrs. Hutchinson, from Ramsgate for Boulogne;
Mr. R. H. Jenkins, for benharan-house, near Cowbridge. in
Cambridgeshire; Mr. Robert Paley, for Cheltenham ; Cap-
tain and Mrs. Curzons, from Ramsgate, for the South of
France; Mrs. and Miss Gilbert, from Southwold, for Chel-
tenham; Mr. W. &afield, for Dtcjters Hall, in Shropshire;
Robert ltamsy, Esq., and Mr. Maequeen, front Gould's Hotel,
Jermyn-street, for -.Edinburgh; Mrs. Gurney Barclay and
family, from the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Nor-
folk ; Mrs. Foster, from the London Hotel, Albemarle-street,
for Clifton ; Mrs. and Miss Cochrane, front ditto, for Kings-
ton ; Colonel O'Neill, front the Grosvenor Hotel, Bond-street,
on a tour to the Continent; Captain Cumberlege, and C. Cum.
'
berlege, Esq. from ditto, for the Continent ; L. it'. bow, Esq.
from ditto ; W. Carroll, Esq. from ditto ; B. Burton, Esq.
from ditto, for Leicestershire ; Captain Perry, from ditto ;
W. Beaumont, Esq. from ditto, for Cambridge; Mr. and
Mrs. Rhodes, from Warne's Hotel. Conduit-street, for Essex;
Baron Dimsden, from ditto; Sir James and Lady Nugent,
from ditto ; Mrs. Carswell, from ditto, for Hertfordshire ;
Col. and 11rs. Light, from ditto, for the Continent ; Mr. and
Mrs. Chandos Leigh, and Miss Leigh, from the Hyde Park
Hotel, Hyde Park-place, for Stoneleigh Abbey, Warwick-
shire; Captain Bowles, from ditto, for Italy.

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.
Yesterday the 21ht inst. was married at Marylebone Church,
by the Right Rev. the Bishop of Kil'aloe, John Lister Lister
Kaye, Esq. eldest son of Sir John Lister Kaye, Bart , and of
Lady Amelia Kaye, to Miss Arbuthnot, daughter of the late
George Arbuthnot, Esq.; the Bride was given away by her
uncle the Right lion. Charles Arbuthnot, in the presence of
Sir John and Lady Amelia Kaye, the Right Hon. Ladv I.ouisa
Grey, Mrs. Arbuthnot, Sir Robert Arbuthnot, K.C.8., Sir
Thomas Arbuthnot, K.C.8., &c. Immediately after the cere.
loony the happy pair left tOlVn for their residence, in Leicester.
shire.

MISS FOOTE AND MR. HAYNE.
TO THE EDITOR OY TUE SUN.
Berkeley Castle, Oct. 19, 1824.
Sin—Having seen the name of Mr. MaxsE and myself in
troduced into the public prints under circumstances that seem
to require some explanation, I have merely to state that my in.
terview with Mr. IiATNE was the result of the very peculiar
situation in which I was placed ; and that I had no option in
the line of conduct that it became me to pursue. I shall de-
cline saying more at present : first, Because I conceive it
would be an improper discussion while an action at law is
pending between Miss FOOTE and Mr. !JAYNE; and, se-
condly, 1 should not feel myself bound to enter into any ex-
planation only to gratify public curiosity. If it ►hould be
hereafter made manifest to me that Miss Fooi or her friends
are dissatisfied with the steps I took, I shall be ready to give
the fullest and most ample detail of every transaction in which
I had any share.
I am your most obedient,
(Signed) W. FITZLIARDINGE BERKELEY.

On Wednesday the LORD MAYOR save a grand dinner at
the Mansion-house to a large party. lour young Greeks, the
sons of some of the principal directors of the operations in
Greece, were amongst the guests. They were introduced by
Mr. Bowring, and were attired in the costume of the country,
richly embroidered. At the request of Mr. Bowring, who
communicated the wish of the Lord Mayor to the Greeks, they
sung several of the national airs, without making the least hiss
about the matter; atid they danced, according to the style of
their country, with as little hesitation. The ladies, of whom
there were many of the party, were delighted at the musical die.
play, which was completely scientific ; but the dancing was in-
comparable. The names of the young Greeks, who are four of
the ten sent over co be educated here upon the invitation of Mr.
Jeremy Bentham, are Eustatio Runes, from Napoli di Roma-
nia ; Stamonacea, a Livadian, son of one of the chiefs of that
province, at whose house Lord Byron was accustomed to visit;
Costa, son of a Suliot chief; and Pericles, an Athenian. Yes.
tenlay his Lordship gave a grand dinner to a large party of po-
litical friends at the Mansion-house.
ELoPZMENT.—Yesterday seinniglit Miss J. B---, of Old
Shoreham, left the seat of her father, 11. B—, Esq., in coin.
pany with Mr. son of a Rev. Gentleman in this county,
They passed through Iliastead in a post-chaise and four, it is
supposed for London. The boy that drove them the first stage,
conveyed a letter from the fugitives to the parents of each—
( BriArhion Gazette.)
Captain o'3l—a, (well known among the fashionables by the
cognomen of Der freiseisutz), stating the other evening that
in a rencontre with a Frenchman at Bordeaux, he offered to be
a dozen of Champaigne that at the first shot he would take the
mouitache front the Frenchman's lip—diebet, beingeing e.
accepted,
b pr
they fired, and the Captain won it ; Captain (,
sent, remarked, "the Frenchman must have found it a barbor.
our shot."—.4 Ibid.)
EDIXHURGIit Oe'r. 19.—We understand that Mr. Braham
has been engaged for the Musical Festival. This i!rranginent
has been found necessary in consequence of the indisposition of
Mr. Sapio. Sir George Smart has arrived in Edinburgh, and
is busily employed in perfecting the arrangements for the grand
Musical Festival, which commences here on Monday next.—
The Festival is likely to be the means of causing a great influx
of strangers into the city.