The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-13 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE 'ARRIVALS.

' 'Earl 'Whitworth and the Duchess of Dorset, from their seat,
Knole, Kent : the Earl of Shaftesbury, from his seat, St. Gilea's
House, 'Dorset:shire, ; Lord- Hervey, from' Cambridge;; Mr.
and Mrs. Thornhill, froth their seat, Rlddlesworth Hall, Nor.
folk; Count Lieven, from Windsor Castle; Colonel Thoytes,
at the British Hotel, jermyn-street, fVoM Berks ; iffejor
Ebrington, at ditto; from a tour ; Captain A. Berkeley, at
ditto, from Cheltenham ; Hon. Stratford Canning, at Greillon's
Hotel, froth a tour ; William Middleton, Esq. at ditto ;
.Viscountess and Miss Allen, at Read's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor..
street, from the Earl of Hardwi' eke's seat, Wimpole, Cam-
britlgeshire ; Robert Aberdeen, Esq_. at ditto, from Brighton ;
Earl Burford,' at Mivart's . Hotel, sower Brook-street, from
Warwick Castle.; George Dashwood King,. Esq. and Mrs.
Dashwood King, at ditto; from a tour; .Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf,
at do: from Brighton; Mrs.-Wheatley, at do. front Paris.'
CHANGES.—Captain R. Duff, of the 14th Light. Dragoons,
for Dorchester ; Colonel and, Mrs. Carleton, front Ckeltenham,
for Bath; Major and Mrs.' Robert Fitzgerald, from Rams-
gate, for Bath; the Hon. E. Carleton,!frorn Montague-Square,
or Brighton i Lieut.-Colonel Knight, from Dover, .for Bath ;
Mrs. and Mask H. Howard, from . Raithgate, for Brighton ;
Mr. and Mrs.' Arnold Wainewright„ from Clievening Rectory,
Kent, for the Rev. Mr. nat.'s, Glyndbourne, near Lewes,
Sussex Sir Thomas Troubridge, Part. Lady Trpubridge,
and family, from Warne's Hotel, Conduit-street, for Sir A.
Cochrane's; Plymouth Dock; Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, from do.
for the Continent ; J. P. Ellice, Esq. froin ditto, for Paris ;
Earl Gower, at Castle Howard, Yorkshire, on. a visit to.the
Earfaod Conntess. of Carlisle; Mr. and Lady Jane Lawrence
Peel, at their seat, Muniter House, Fulham, from a tour; Sir
Edwin' and Lady Stanhope, from Warren's Hotel, Regent-
street, to Brighton ; Captain Smyth Wyndham, from the Wa-
terloo Hotel, Jermyn-strent, for his seat, Hill Hall, Essex ;
John LeVeson Gower, Esq. front Greillon's Hotel,' Albeinarle-
street, for the Continent.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
Lord George Cavendish gave an elegant entertainment on
Tuesday, at Burlington House, to the Duke of York. Among
the distinguished party invited to meet his Royal Highness
were, Lord Foley, Mr. Thornhill, Mr. Udneyv Mr. Charles
Greville, Mr. Leigh, &c.
The Cointess of Harrington had a select party yesterday
evening, at her house in the Stable-yatd, St. Jaines!s.

PROVINCIAL GAIETIES IN ;DECEMBER.
The Marquis of Hertford proceeded from Warwick Castle
to Rugley Hall, which is to be the scene of much festivity at
Christmas. - • •
Sir Roger Oresley gives a file early in the. next month, ;at
his seat it Staffbrdshire, at which the. Duke of Gloucester is
expected-to be present.
In the course of the Duke of Gloucester's tour he will visit
Croombe, the delightful seat of the Coventry's, and continue
there several days. •
Ruby Castle, for the first time for-along period, is this sea-
son to_ he opened and illurninatell in a style of unparalleled
splendour.
Lord Grosvenor also intends to make a display, as a cam.
pensation to his fashionable friends for not opening his town
mansion during the whole of the late fashionable season.
Also, Lord Chesterfield's mansion is to be opened-for-the
first time; for many years.

NAVAL FETE.
The 29th ult. Vice-Adthiral Sir fl. B. Neale gave a splendid
dinner onboard the Revenge,. in the Tagus, to the King of
Portugal, the Infante and Infanta'', Ministers, Officers of the
Army and Navy, &c. The deck was covered from stem to stern
with canvas, in form of a roof, and the interior fitted up with flags,
&c. forming a tent. Several of the Nobility were present. The
Royal barge left the Arsenal at noon ; and on its approach the
frigates Active, Naiad, and Seringapatant, manned tops and
yards, and fired a Royal salute. The King did not retire till
half.past six... His Alkiesty had relieved the river craft of a tax
called Tragemaltra, anti they took, this opportunity to slew
their gratitude by dressing their boats with branches and foli.
age, accompanying the barges with Views and a discharge of
rockets. ,

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Mr. ric..athcote, eldest, son of` Sir Gilbert !Indicate, Ran.,
will shortly lead to the hymeneal altar the amiable and cc.
cosaradished Lady Emma Isrudettell,. daughter of the- Earl *of
Alderman Sir William Curtis is at present at Ramsgate, in
company with his faMily and friends; fivrn which place he will
embark on board his new schooner, which is fitted up in the
most convenient style, for his long-intended trip to 31a14..

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