The Sun.
London, England, 1821-09-21 00:00:00

REGISTER OF FASHION.

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CrrAN'GEs.—Lord Binninri, from Worthing, on a tour;
Lord Dands,s, from Marsh Hail, (-borough, for York ; Lord
Cliftou, from Sandgate, rear Folksone, -for Cobham Hall,
near Gravesend ,' Lord Mis:dleton, to Malton, Yorkshire, from
a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Sinlleton, prom Ily,de, in the ißle of
Wight, to Brighton ' • Mr. John bent, M.P. from Christchurch,
in -Hampshire, to Lymington ; Mt. and Mrs. Proctor, from
Hastings, to Driitton ; R,v. J. Sullivan, from Godalming, to
the Hon, in Hertfordshire; Mr. Welsli Hunt, from a tour, to
Oumile, in Northamptonshire.

SLANE CASTLE; the beautiful seat of the Mailtzesc Cum.
ningham, Which his Majesty visited whilst in Ireland, is situate
on the north side of the fiver Boyne, memorable for the battle
fought on its hanks, between King James the Second, and King
; William the Third, on the let o July 1690. Ft gives the•title
of Viscount to the noble family of liamilion. in remembrance
of this Victory,, a lirtndso:ne pbelisk, esteemed one of thie
_grandest in Ettmeipo, was erected we tlicir-banks et' this river in
i 1736. The Duke of Dorset laid the-.dirk stone. it stands on
1 a rock, and is of square '..;tone, 20 foot to Bath side at the base,
and 1.50 feet high. -This river is supposed:to be the Bubinja of
Ptolemy, i. e..the clear rapid river. • • -
Yesterday Prince and. Princess Esterhazy. gave a grand din- •
ner at Chandos House to . the following' disdaguished person-
ages :—The Duke of Wellington, Marquess' and Marchioness
of Londonderry, Earl of 'Westmoreland; -.Lord and Lady
Stewart, Lord and Lady FittToy Somerset, Sir llndson Lowe,
Baron Sturmer, Colonel Brune, Mr. De' Souza, Mr. Thornton,
Miss Wood`,--Mr. Hamilton, CountCararnan, Baron Nico/ay,
Mr. Seymour, &c.
The inhabitants of She Id are about to introduce themselves .
to the Duke of Norfolk and the Earl of Sury, b 7 inviting
them to partake of a sumptuous public dinner in the Town-half.
The Earl of larli.ugton,' who had beau. for sag time on the
Contirient, is now at -his princely residetre of Baby Castle,
where his Lordship has a selt party of sporting friends.
.1..-,IL:s Leslie Melville, Lady Castlestuart, the Dowager-f
Lady Crewe, Lady. Brickende.n, General Sir William Stew-
art, and the.lionourable S. Uptcn, have joined the diszingu:shei
circle at Tunbridge Wells.
Huddersfield, in Yorkshire, is about to have its grand Mu-
sical Festival, under the patronage of the Earls' of Ilarewood:
and Dartmouth, Sir George Armitage, Bart:, -ECTIA J. A. 4.
Wortley; Esq. M.P. Mr. 13rahant and Misa.D. Travis arc-en
gaged as the principal singers.

CHEL.TENHAM, SEPT. 19.—We are now fuller of company
than we have been all the season, and no doubt we. 52.e.11
tinue to increase if the weather continues fine. The promenade
this morning at the Alontr.-ielier• Spa was litera?ly thronged.
The bands who attend this and the Old Spa frequently play
same 'delightful glees, arrangedii for wind instruments : among.
them are, " Glorious Apollo, ' " The Cheugh and the Crtiw,''
and " Here in. cool 'Owe." Las? night . the Countess of Co-7
ventry patronized the play of " The Foundling of the Fore t,
for the benefit of Mr. Gladstones. I.
DUBLIN, SEPT. 18.—Among 'the arrivals on Saturday, at
the Royal Hibernian Hotel, were Count Antonio Joseph Bath.
yang, (Lord High Chamberlain to the Emperor of Austria) and.
suite ; Thomas Lester Parker, Esq.; S. P. Eiwaras, Sc•c•
Gnasnow, SEPT. 17.—The Duke and Duchess of Hamil-
ton, from italy, and Lord Archibald Ilamiltan, from London,.'
arrived at
.Flarnilton Palace yesteyday morning.

THE WILL 017 THE LATE MARQT:EiS OF 'LON-
DODERRY.—The Will of the late Marquess of
LONDONDERRY was proved in the Prerogative
Court-of Dublin, on the 221 -ult. There bein,7
no Executor appointed; Letter; of Administra-
tion with the Will annexed Were .granted to the
present Marquess, a.; Universal Legatee. A si-
milar errant issued under the seal of the Prrroga-
tive Office, in Doctor's -Commons, yesterday ;
the personal property within the province of
Canterbury being sworn under 6000!. The Will
is nearly to the-following effect
" Having some time 'agO,.in conjunction with. my two tons,
settled all my landed estates .in the mode considered most ad-
visable, I have nothing but chattel interest to dispose of ;. tire
whole of which I leave to my dear son Castlereagh, havinp; tiril
confidence in his head and heart that no exertion or affectionate
endeavour wall be omitted by him that can any way contribute,
in addition to her jointure, to the accommodation and comfort
of my disconsolate and unhappy widow. I alto recommend to
his attention and ca-4, any worthy individuals who have been
Lnp. in my so.rvic^ and whose ildelity.deserves my protection;
and tharlie will-do such acts of hbetality and charity in my
name, as he may deem necessary and proper. I have nothin.4-.
more to add, but that I may he privately interred. When the
spirit has quitted . its mortal abode, all worldly- parade and
ostentation should crate."
Di,t2d the :6th of January, PRO.

The vacancies of Police Magistrates which
Were occasioned by the death of Mr. NANNTaInn,
at the. Thames Police-office, and'the resignation
of Sir RoBT. BAKER, at Bow-street Office, have
been tilled up by the appointment of Mr.
ANTINE and Mr. lIALLs...

A Gentleman's servant was lately describing
to one'of his Master's tenants, in a Nliliana COuntY in Ire-
land, the shews he had lately seen in 'Dahlia. Oh, says the
poor Farmer, " many a Cow will be in Pound for all this,"
G. 01.1) Cuitlt.LsicY.—lt has come within our
observation, •no less than twice during the last week, that per-
sons with guineas and sovereigns of full weight, have asked as
a favour to • have them exchanged for 'Total notes ; indeed the
latter seem to be almost universally preferred in these parts.—
(Leeds Intelligencer.)
Tine LATE Pltt‘E TY GRACECIITIRCH-RTREET.—Pcsides
the two tireinei. and turncock, there was a fourth man lost his
late at .the above calamitous 'fire-, whose name was not known
until yestsiday; his name was George Ross a joUrn4man
carpenter ; he lived at 40, Patke:e-strect, Drury-lane, where
he bore a good character ; from his wife's statement, it
appears, that he and she were at naatket, after which,
they went into a publicLhouse at a late hour on aturday
'night week (the night the dreadful fire :broke out) ;. she
_ went home and left • him in .the public-House, since which
hour she had not seen hini ; tot coming horns. that night, she
feared he might have got into some scrape, and she made inquiry
• at different watch-houses; hearing no account of him, she in-
! .quircd on Monday at the different Police offices, but Without
success; she afterwards inquired at the various prisons and hos.-
pitali, but her search proved fruitless • at length, from the
circumstance of his being -missing since the night of the fire, she
began to suppose he might be the person whose body was not
owned. An Inquest sat on the bodies, and they wire buried
last 'Sunday, The disconsolate Woman repaired to make the
necessary inquiry, andfrom the stockings and some fragments
of clothes, she was convinced they were those of her unfortunate
husband. Jr is conjectured that lieliad accompanied the fire
engines and assisted the firemen. -

..'7A curious fish, supposed to be of that species
called. by sailors Johino Dory, was' found a few
days ago entangled 'behind the paling of a sea
fence, below Dunmore Harbour,.in Scotland,
into uhich situation it must have got at high tide.
When discovered, the water had left it, and it
was making, a noise very similar to the bleating
of a lamb, which it continued to do. until killed
by the fishermen. It was taken to. Dunmore
House, and Weighed" 42 pounds, was about three
feet in length, and twenty inches broad ; the co.-
lour was [thick:, with 'large white spots on the
sides, without any scales; the eyes .nearly the
size of those of a horse ; the mouth quite round,
and without teeth : and, round the extremity of
the mouth, a folding skin, resembling a pies
snout ; the flesh, in taste', resembled veal.

AII
RL Dacre, from the HoO, in Hertforthlire ;
Jr.: Mortimer alim,-nand, from 'Denham Parsonage, Uxbridge,
in Grosvenor-place; Hon. miss Brand; in Curzon-street;
Honourable W. L. Batlnitit, in Stanbope-street, from the Ox-
ford Circuit; Colonel Welsh, in Hertford-street, Mayfair,
from Pines hill.
DEPART fl Eg.—Thts. Earl of Yarmouth, fr rr Seymour-
place, for Sudburne-hall, ShoOting Lodge ofT...}e'illar,i'tiess
'of "'enfold, in Sultbik ; Itev. Dr. Kate,, for Eton College,
Windsor ; Earl of Mount alge.unt be, from John-street, Berke-
ley.4quire, for Mount Bdßcumbe, 'near Plymouth Dock ; Mr.
and Mrs. Charteris, for illbion-place, ,Ramsgate ;" Major and
Mrs.- Fordyce, for Brightoo ; Hon. Colonel Cavendish, for
I,Vorthirq,; ; Lady Harriet S'dlivan, for the Rectciry,
.at Dow-
ney, in Wiltshire ; NJ r. and Mrs. Herbert, for Harrow ate ;
Mr. 0. Purling, for Bradford, in Dors.ttsl;ire ' • Hon..;. Scott,
for Trinity College, Cambridge.; his Excellency Sir Colin
II alltett, for the Government Seat at Jersey; the MarqueSs
and MarchioneSs of Waterford, from Mansfield-street, for
Buxton. . , .