The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-05 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Marquis and Marchioness-of Stafford and family, from
their seat, Trentham-ball„ Staffordshire ; Earl of Lisburne and
Hon. Mr. Vaughan, from Cheltenham ; Lord Hervey, from
Suffolk; Lord Eardley, from his scat, Belvedre, Kent; Sir
Charles Long, Baronet, from his seat, Bromley-hall, Kent ;
Mr. C. Bodenham, from a tour; Sir George and Lady Nu-
gent, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn7street, from their scat in
Bucks; John Markham, Esq., at the British lotel, Jerniyii-
street, from India; Mr. and Mrs. Sayers, at the 'Union Hotel,
Cockspur-street, from Yarmouth ; Colonel Rowan, at ditto,
from Portsmouth ; the Rev. Mr. Harvey, at ditto, from Rams-
gate ; the Rev. P. T. Turnbull, at ditto, from Cambridge ;
Mr. Coles, at ditto, from Brighton ; the Rev. Mr. Ainslie, at
ditto, from Oxford.: R. Logan, Esq. at ditto, from a tour ; Sir
Robert and Lady 'Wilmot, and Major and Mrs. Fraser, at
Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square ; Captain G.
Baker, Mrs. Baker, T. R. Baker, Esq. and John Baker, Esq.
at ditto; Miss Campbell, and Miss Litman, at ditto; James
!gingham, Esq. at ditto; T. Bligh,.Esq. at ditto; 0. B.
Scott, Esq. at ditto.

CifAxnEs.---:Duke and Duchess-of Bedford, for Brighton ;
Emily Marchioness of Londondery, from the Earl-of Bristol's
spat, Ickworth Park, Suffolk, for Dowager Lady Suffield's, in
'Norfolk; C.ountes; of Bristol, for Suffolk; Loid Dormer, for
his seat, Grove Park, Warwickshire; Sir John and Lady Cox
Hippesley, for Bath ; Lady and Aliss Foulkes, for Bath ;
Colonel - King, from Brighton, for Worthing ; .Mr,.Ricardo,
from a tour, .to Grosvenor-street; Mr. J. Dundai, on a tour;
Col. and Mrs. Willotighby, front Ramsgate for Paris ; Bev.
C: Boyle,' for Greenhook, near Horndean ; Captain and Mrs.
Plowardifrom south AVales, for Bath ; Mr. Poyntz, for Car-
dron Lodge, Petwortit, in Sussex ; Captain Bowles, for Bath ;
Colonel Reay, for Bath ; Mr. Richard Bcnyon de Beauvoir, on
.a tour; Major Hesketh, for Bath; the Mareinis of Lothian,
from Warren's lintel, Regent-street, fur Petersham; Captain
J. C. White, Mrs. White, and Family, from Marshal Thomp-
son's !lota ; Everson Harrison, Esq. and Mrs. Harrison, from
ditto; Francis Abney Hastings, Esq. front ditto.

Last week, his Grace the Duke of Grafton entertained a
party of fashionables, to meet his. Royal Highness the Duke of
York, viz..:—Lord and Lady Eiceter, Lord and Lady Euston,
Mr. and Lady H. Baring, Earl of Jersey, Duke of Rutland,
Mr. J. S. Duneombe, and Mr. C. Choille.
Count Lieven pave a grand dinner yesterday to Prince Ester-
hazy, Count ViHerm], the Earl and Countess Cowper, the
lion: Frederick Lamb, and a distinguished party, at Ashburn-
ham !louse, 'Dover-street.
The entertainment to be given at Guildhall on Lord Mayor's
Day is expected to be of the most elegant description.
—The 'decorations will be exceedingly splendid, the tem.
porary portico and saloons at the entrance are already
erected. The tables are placed, and workmen busily em-
ployed in cleaning the monuments. An illuminated crown
of great splendour will be erected over the Lord Mayor's
seat at the east end of the Hall, and a star of great radi-
ance to correspond at the west end, with various other
devices. From the lofty dome are suspended three magnificent
cut drop glass chandeliers of surprising beauty ; from the cor-
nice, on the front side, are suspended-five brilliant cut drop
chandeliers, and on the opposite side seven of a similar kind,
all to.be lighted with gas, and over the music gallery will be
brilliant illuminated arch. The Grand Council Chamber,
which will be appropriated for dancing, will be fitted up with
great taste and elegance, and illuminated with eight costly
lustres, side lights &c.
The third Edinburgh Musical Festival closed on Saturday
forenoon, with a very splendid selection of sacred music, com-
mencing with the Mount of Olives.

PO ETR 3•

PA RTNERSIIIP.
To PARTNERsiur a shrew'd M. P.
Deelar'd he never should agree,
For partnership engender'd strife
'Whether with commerce or with :eV.;
Hence he from whist should still forbear,
As he must meet a partner there.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE,

NEWMARKET Ti RI) OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON
M E I NG, 1104.
THURSDAY. NOVEMiant 4.
111 r. Wyvill's Wildwood, Bst, beat Sir J. Shelley's Infelix,
list. 31. First Holt', of Ah. M. 100.-4 to I agst Wildwood.
I). of Grafton's Zinc, Bst. :Ilk heat 14 Exeter's Palais
Royal, 13st. I). M. 100.-2 to 1 on Zinc.
Subscription Handicap Plate of toW. for three yrs old and up-
wards, D. I.
htl Verulam's ch. f. Vettellina, 3 yrs. (Ist. . 1
141 Exeter's h. c. Ghost, 3 yrs, 7st. Bth. • . 2
D. of Grafton's dt. 1. Tiara, 3 yrs, 7st. fib. - - 3
Mr Grevilles c. Premium, 4 Vrii, •• 4
Col Wilson's br. c. Oscar, 4 yrs, 13st. 41b, - 5
3to 1 ag.st vittelinn—i to 1 agst Ghost-5 to 2 agst Premium.
Mr Wilson's Pedrillos tlst. 61). walked over, for the Sweep-
stakes of 100 soy. tach, T. V. C. and Mr Hunter and Mr Wil-
son divided the Stak:.

:11r Lambton's Sperniareti, list. 9th. rec. ft. from lAA
Exeter's Progress, Bst. 'l'. V. C. 280, h. ft.

BOXERS,

LANuAN.—Notwithstanding the VATiOLIS reports which have
been in circulation, that the Irish Champion did not mean
to show in London again, a letter was received from him at
head-quarters in London yesterday, that he is ready to tight
any man in the kingdom from two to five hundred sovereigns.
The letter is dated froth 'Cheshire, and his money, 501., is
ready to be deposited at Jack Randall's, Chancery-lane, to
tight offdotrid 'or in the Spring. Langan accounts for his not
having come to London, in consequence of having received an
injury in one of his shoulders, which is now got nearly right.