The Sun.
London, England, 1819-03-16 00:00:00

REGISTER OF FASHION.

The Duke of Norfolk gave an elegant entertainment; on
Sunday, at Norfolk House, Sti James's-square. The three
principal drawing-rooms, which are• furnished in a most
princely manner, were throWn Open, aid were brilliantly
illuminated. The grand dining-room where the party dined
displayed uncommon taste and elegance ; the sideboard was
covered with gold and silver plate, in the centre of the table
was a rich magnificeut silver-gilt plateau, on which were
silver-gilt branches bearing numerous lights, with other
branches with lights along the centre, inures With vases of
flowers; the whole service of platy was silver gilt and silver,
and of the most costly destrir.ion. Among the distinguished
party were, the Earl of Albemarle, Lord l'etre, Lord Mur-
peth, Lord Nugent, Lord Steurton, Sir A. Pigott, Mr.
Gtattan, Mr. Silvertop, Mr. Howard, Mn: Butlei, Mr.
Blake, &c. • .
The Countess of Jersey entertained a select party of Fa-
shionables, on Sunday evening, at her house in Berkeley-
square. Among whom were, the Duke of Bedford, the
Marquess and Marchioness of Tavittock, the Marquess and
Marchioness of Worcester, Lori and Lady %V. Russell, Lord
John Russell, Countess Lievur, &c. &c.
Lord Sidmouth and the Misses Addingtdti had a splendid
assembly last evening, their residence in Clifford-street,
which was iittended.h, the leading Nobility and Gentry.
The Marchioness of Exeter is arrived at her house in Privy-
gardens, from her seat, Langley, Kent.
Lord and Lady Castlereagh arrived yesterday at their
house in St. James's-square, from their seat, Nuttla Cray,
Kent.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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PARLIA MENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MACCU 15.

Lord Chief Justice ABBOTT sat for the Lord
Chancellor as Speaker.
The Oaths were adminhtered to the Earl of
Derby and the Earl of Cork.

The consideration of Trelawney's Divorce Bill
was postponed till Wednesday.

The Aliens and Denizen's Bill, and a Local Bill,
were hi-ought up from the House of Commons by
Mr. BaoGOEN, Mr. BLACKBURN, and other Mem-
bers, and read a tit st time.

Petitions were presented by theßarl of SHAPTES•
putt?, from St. Andrew, Holborn, and St. George
the Martyr, against the continuance at the Insol-
vent Act in its present state; by the Duke of
NEWCASTLE, (Mtn the Attornies and Solicitors dip
North and South Shiehls, against allowing per-
sonSi by means of being admitted in Inns of Court
as Conveyancers to interfere with the practice of
Attornies regularly admitted as such ; also a pe-
tition from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, against any al-
teration in the Duty on Coals, and praying to be
heard by Counsel against it ; by the Earl FITZ-.
WILLIAM, from Doncaster ; the Earl FORTESCUE.,,
from Plymouth; and the Marquess of LANSDOWNK
front Sudbury, praying for a revision of the Cri-
minal Latvs.—:\ll these petitions, together witl►
several others, were ordered to lie on the table.
The Cutlery Bill was, on the motion of the
Earl of LALIDIiIIbALII, read a third time and
passed.