The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-06 00:00:00

REGISTER, OF FASHION.

FA3MONA73LE ARRIVALS-The Marchioness of London-
derry, in St. James's-square ; Dr. Latham, in Harley-street,
from his house, in Cheshire ; Admiral Sir Richard Strachan
and family, at the Hyde-park Hotel, Oxford-street ; W. and
F. Drummond, Esqrs. at ditto, from Bognor; Mr. and Miss
Drummond, at Batt's Hotel, Dover-street ; Mrs. Perring, at
ditto; Elijah Impey, Esq. at Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Ca-
vendish-square ; Lady Elizabeth Murray and family, at ditto,
from India.

CHANGES.—Her Grace the Duchess of Portland and the
Ladies Bentinck, from Buxton, to their seat, Welbeck Abbey,
Notts ; Sir William Elliot, Bart. from Buxton, to his scat,
Stobs Castle.

DEpAnTuREs.--Mrs. Trail, from the Hyde-pack Hotel,
Oxford-street, to Brighton ; Capt. haddock, fro ditto, to
ditto; 0. Parry, Esq. from ditto to Wales ; John Forster,
Esq., Mrs. Forster, and the two Misses Forster, from Mar-
shal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square, to Sydenham,
Kent ; Messrs. Edward, Charles, and Stewart Forster, from
ditto, to ditto.

The Earl of Coventry gave a magnificent entertainment at
Croome, on Monday last, to the Mayor and Corporation of
Worcester. The Chief Magistrate arrived in one of the Noble
Earl's coaches, drawn by six horses, followed by the-Members
in other carriages, and were received with the greatest courtesy.
The dinner was most splendid, and the wines of the most costly
description. Amongst the company present to meet the-Mayor
and Corporation, were Lor4l Deerhurst, Lady Augusta Cotton,
Captain and Lady Barbara Craufurd, Sir Roger and Lady So-
phia (resley, Lady Jane, the Hon. John, and the Hon. and
Rev. T. Coventry.
Count and Countess Lieven are expected to arrive the latter
end of this month at their residence in Harley-street. His Ex-
cellency net out from St. Petersburgh on his return the 16th of
last month.

The Duchess of Devonshire, after haviv hr, the honour of
being one of the very select party incited by the King of the
Netherlantls to the dtnner given by his Majesty to the King of
England, prepared to set out from Brussels on her return to
England. Her Grace.'. a.; expected at Calais this day.
The Princess Esterhazy has taken a hOuse at Ramsgate, in
Wellington-crescent, and, it is said, intends to reside there for
sometime.

The Right Hon. Charles Grant and Miss Grant embarked
at Donaghadee, for Portpatrick, on Thursday last.
The Marquess of Sligo has arrived at Lyons, with his family
and a numerous suite.

The Hon. Mrs. Darner sailed on Tuesday last from Dover,
in the Rambler passage vessel, for Calais.
LIN LEY HALL, in Shropshire, has been the scene of much
rejoicing on account of the marriage of the fair owner, Miss
Charlotte More. Fat sheep were roasted whole, and distribut-
ed at the lodge to the peasantry and the poor, with a large
quantity of dressed vegetables, bread, and old ale.
The Lord Lieutenant left Dublin on Monday morning, on a
visit to the Earl of Farnham at Cavan• His Excellency, after
remaining a few days at Farnham-house, will honour the Earl
of Enniskillen with a visit at Florence Court.

On Sunday last, . a Lady and Gentleman from the South,
beyond London, arrived at Carlisle by the mail, and imme.
diately set off in a chaise and four for the matrimonial shrine at
Gretna Green, where they were duly bound in the silken bands
of Hymen. They concealed their names in Carlisle. . The
Gallant was considerably older than the Lady.—.(Dumfries
Courier.) _ _

BATIiARRIVALS.—EarI and Countess of Cork, Lord and
Lady Ennismore, COunt Eugene de Bourbon Bussell. Sir IL and
Lady Bayntun, Sir T. and Lady Caldwell, Lieut.-Gen. Sir .H.
Cosby and family, Sir G. Bukwith, Sir 0. and Lady Gordon,
Judge and Lady Best, Judge Monk, Gen. Wynyard, Major-
Gen. Buller, Col Boner, Col. Sewar, Lieut.-Col. Nugent, Major
Cunningham, Capt. and Mrs. Parry, Capt. Bygrave, Capt.
Edwards, Capt. Miles, Capt. Parker, Capt. Reynell, Lieut.
Brookes, Lieut. Grayson,—Abbe le Compte,—Rev: Dean of
Westminster, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Watkins, Rev. Dr. Gauntlet,
' Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Harwood, Rev. Mr. Miles, Rev. Mr. Ber-
nard; Rev.'Mr. Dalby, Rev. Mr. Salvador, Rev. Mr. Williams.
CANTERBURY CATCII CL1.713.--This Club which has, for
nearly half a century, afforded one of the most rational and
pleasurable recreations of the City and its neighbourhood, fully
exemplified its motto of " Harmony and Unanimity," at its
opening for the season on Wednesday night, under the aus-
pices of the same worthy President, who has now succes.
sively filled the Chair for upwards of twenty-five years,
and supported by the professional skill and science of
Mr. Goodban, as Leader and Coriductor of the °relies- 1
tra.—The Selection for the evening, yielded a rich treat
to the amateur. On the health of the President being
proposed, a general burst of applause followed, and when 51-
lelle? was restored, his thanks for the boifout again conferred on
hint were sensibly expressed, in the gm:Vim:ion he felt in thus
preceding in a Society which he believed was exceeded by none,
in-its claim to the motto it had adopted.—The Club Room is
much improved by the repairs and alterations which have been
made since the last season, and is now complete in every re-
spect : relatively, we may be allowed to say, that it may bear
comparison with some of the most celebrated for harmonic meet-
ings in the metropolis.—(Kentish Gazette.)