The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-31 00:00:00

REGISTER OF FASHION.

ARRIVALS.-Sir Charles Blois, Bart. at the Brunswick
House Hotel, Hanover-square, from Suffolk; Captain Blake,
at ditto, from Inland ; - 21`Knight, Esq. at ditto, from
ditto.

DE PA E.TI7 RES.—The Marchioness of Huntly and frmily,
for Scotland ; Earl and Countess of Wemyss and the Ladies
Chartres, for their scat in Scotland ; Lord and Lady Montague
• and the Ladies Scott, for their seat, Long Hitton, Berks ; the
Earl and Countess of Scarborough and family, for their seat in
Nottinghamshire; Sir Geprge Cooke, Bart- for Portsmouth ;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baring and family, for their seat, Somerly
• House, near Ringwood, Hants ; Mr. and Mrs. Camac, from
Mansfield-street, for the Lewes Races. .
EDINBURGH, Jur.Y 28.—Arrived at the Royal Ilottl, the
Ril:•,ht- Hon. Lord Viscount Kelburne ; C. J. Phimer, Esq. ;
Rev. R. L. Cotton; Rowland Cotton, Esq. ; James Everard,
Esq. ; John Custauce, Esq. • Henry Bacon, Esq.; Thomas
Lee Warner, Esq.—Departed, Sir Robert Preston, Baronet ;
Lady Preston; Lady George Hope; Miss Preston; J. Lang-
ston,.Esq. M.P.; James Barter, Esq. ; Robert Taylor, Esq. ;
Mrs. Taylor ; J. H. Lambton. Esq.

CAUTION.
THE KING V. HAVENSCROFT AND OTHERS.
At the late 'Middlesex Sessions, a True Bill for a Conspiracy
was found against John Ravenscroft, Hannah his wife, Hannah
Ravenscroft, spinster, and Daniel Ravenscroft, of 5, Prujean-
square, Old Bailey, and Nancy Woodcock, wife of James
Woodcock, gold-beater, of 4, Turn-again-lane, Fleet-market,
and one Thomas llopley, labourer, for asserting that Mr—JOHN
RonY, of Old-street, in the parish of St. Luke, surgeon and
apothecary, chemist and apothecary, was an ignorant, dan.
serous, and unfit and improper person to be employed and en-
trusted in his profession and business, and otherwise endea.
vouring to ruin him.

STETIIENS BROGDEN._J%Ve are requested
by Mr. BROGDEN to state, that as soon as the
forms of law will admit, an application will be
made to the Court of King's Bench for a new
trial in the above cause.

Miss DANCE is engaged for nights at the
Edinburgh Theatre. She was to make her debut
last night in the character of Juliet.

MSS CHESTER, who made so successful a first
appearance at Drury-lane Theatre, is now the
tragic heroine of the Yark stage.
BOW-STREET.—Yesterday THOMAS COLE, a coffee-shop
keeper; living in Ship-yard, Temple-bar, was convicted in
the penalty of 51., for suffering his shop to be open within
the hours prohibited by Att of Parliament. After remain-
ing in custody about three hours, he paid the fine.—H Iron
RooEns, one of a notorious set of swindlers who have lately in-
fested the metropolis, obtained large sums of money from different
persons tinder the pretence of procuring for them situations under
Government, was brought up for re-examination, charged with
defrauding Geo. Dykes of two bills of exchange for the payment
of £5O each, which he had obtained from him under a similar
pretence. The prosecutor (Dykes) is a labouring carpenter, re-
siding in Fisher-street, Red Lion-so m
are, and by his industry
possessed himself of the above property : he unfortunately
,rot acquainted with the prisoner, who represented to him that
he had the interest of several gentlemen who could procure situa-
tions for him, and that there was a situation vacant in the
Excise which he would get him for 1001.; to this proposition
Dykes agreed, and gave him the before-mentioned bills,- which
were endorsed by his brother, who is a respectabe tradesman.
After the prisoner had got possession of the bills, he kept out of
the way for some time after, but Dykes happened to meet him,
and watched him home, and then obtained a warrant on Which..
he was apprehended. He was fully committed for trial for the
fraud.

The first stone of the new Infirmary about to
be erected at Liverpool, was laid on Friday last,
with much ceremony, by Lord STANLEY.