The Sun.
London, England, 1817-01-06 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE CRANGES.

The Earl of Chatham, en a visit. to the Right Hon. Wil-
liam Wellesley Pole, at his seat, Tufts, near Brandon, in Suf-
folk ; Major-General Sir Robert Wilson, from his house in
Charles-street, Berkeley-square, for liedfordsitire; Captain
and Mrs. French, for Rath; from Lyme Regis, in Dorsetshire ;
Captain Fraser, for Dover ; Major,Grose, from Oxfordshire,
to Bath; Hon. Mr. Vaughan, from Worcester,. to Aberyst-
with, in South Wales ; Colonel Campbell, for the Isle of
Man ; Lord Bishop of Chichester, from a tour, to Chichester;
Captain Onslow, from Ramsgate, to Canterbury; Lieutenant-
Colonel Cutliffe, of the sad'Regiment of Lancers, from Dor-
chester, to AVeymouth ; Hon. George Irby, for lititwell-
House, near. Maidenhead, in Berkshire ; Major Arid Mrs.
Campbell. for Bath ; Countess of ClanwilliaM, from &goer,
to Brighton , Hon. Colonel Petre, from a tour, to %afield-
House, near Ayisham, in Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs. Arbutb
not, from their house hi DoWning-street, to Devonshire.
BATH ARRIVALS —Marquis of Exeter, Lord Cecil, Sir W.
anti Lady Leighton, Sir E. Stanhope, Sir G. Williams, Lady
E. Farr, Lady Charlotte and Mr. Ram and family, lion. W.
Dundas, Hon. Mr. Seymour, General Buchan, Colonel Baily,
Colonel Wickham, Major Bradley, Major Burke, and Major
and Mrs. W. Kerstewan.

BRIGHTON, JAN.:.

The wind during the whole of Friday night
blew a hurricane from the S. and S. W. and we
had one of the highest spring tides that has been
known here for many months. Part of the Cliff WAS
undermined by the water, and tell near the Cres-
cent. The damage upon the'whule, however, has
been hut inconsiderable.

The .Earl of Liverpool, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, the Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Mel-
ville, atid Mr. .Buller, left the Pavilion for Lon-
don early .yesterday morning.
.Prince Esterhazy arrived at the Palace in the
evening in time for dinner. •
Mr. Douglas, Colonel Ponsonhy, Mr. Seymour,
and Mr. Leach, were likewise among We Pavilion
arrivals of yesterday.
The Earl of Yarmouth, prior:to his•departure
from this place on Monda?, sent 30 guineas to
the Subscription here for the relief of the intins-
tricots poor.
Two o'Clock, p. m.--The Duke of York de!
parted. this morning for London Lord and Lady
Castlereagh remain here until after the Ball,'&c.
in celebration of the Princess Charlotte's Natal
Day, on 'Tuesday, the tickets► of invitation issued
for which are very numerous. •

WESTPHALIA, Di c. 2O.—We read in a West-
phalian Paper the following Letter, from which
it appears in what way some English merchants
speculate on the ruin of the Getman mann-
factures:—

" Mnuchester, Oct. 9, Isa..
"Th MR. H. R• 'AT _ _

41 Our manufactures here proceed pretty titlerahly : hut no
man ran grow rich at the present prices, which ire very, low, •
and will remain low, until the competition with the Cuoti-
twist ceases. Yost will give rue pleasure by informing Me bp
next post how much, at an averairei a weaver and' is wort:Mau ~
in time antosolmtunfactories van tarn with you. 'l'e
your opinion, also, whether you thiuk,t lilt the cotton.rumlu.!
facittres can ionic hear it competition with ours. Yoteupi-,
Minion this will be ufgrcat-eonsequenee to me. I am, 41/4t.'
" PETER CHOMP

A fair adjustment Isms taken place between .Go:
vernment, nod the City, for an embankment in
front of the new Custom-house, to increase. the
wharlage,tbere,.and render more commodious the.
shipping, landing,, and stowage of g00d44,:.and4
also the carriage-way.: fart of:Billingsgate dock,
is to he taken in, anti yet leave room vuoug,h,for
the fishing vessels, to widen the fish,tnarket, atot
to separate the landing stairs at the wharf, so acto
tender the facility orpassengers taking boat more
safe and comfortable than it has hitherto been.—
These arrangements of the different rigtits.".„,,, to,
have been effected by mittual.agreement,. without
any dissentient voice.--,(Sunday Paper.) , •
The Serpentine River has horNt its bank in two
places, nod was yesterday pouring a torrent into
the 'Jason below, through a ravine which the Wu:.
ter had formed for its channel.

We recollect few cases iat which thcatridal
criticism has been so ananimous, as ill the pi aistitt
bestowed upon Airs. ALsor's Vio/onie of Friday
night, at Drury-lane Theatre.
The ilumourous Lieutenant is about to be re-
vived Nt Covent-Garden.
Two Litchfield Gentlemen were lately bragging
about the respective dualities of their domestic'
fowls, when IS. offered to bet A. that he had a hen
which should lay two eggs for one, against any
hen possessed by the latter—concluding with
" What say you to that, Master Why,
I say," replied the other, " that your hen—/a0
great odds."
A heast-jobber, examined before aStaffordshire
Magistutte lately, swore to some pigs which were
stolen from.his drove in the night. Ileitg asked
how be knew thenragain,he replied, " From
their features, by.baving time them so tisr.".