The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-30 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

On Thursday and Friday last the 86th regiment, from Chat-
ham, marched through London, in two divisions, for Bristol ;
and on the following day the Ist division of the 55th, from Li-
verpool, marched through London, to replace the former at
Chatham. The 2d and 3d divisions of the latter marched
through yesterday and to-day. In a few weeks the 55th will
embark for the Cape, for the relief of the 54th, which then pro-
ceeds to India.

The 68th regiment is now upon its match from 'Chatham to
Bristol, the Ist division of which passed through London yes-
terday morning, and on Sunday was quartered in Lambeth.—
The 2d division was to conic in to-day, and the 3d to-morrow.
On Thursday last, the Dumfries-shire Gentlemen Yeo-
manry Cavalry assembled in quarters at Thornhill, under the
command of Lieutenant-Colonel hPalurdo, for two days drill.
The muster was highly respectable; and the corps went
through their various evolutions with that accuracy and preci-
sion for which they are so highly distinguished. . On Friday
evening they gave a splendid ball to the Ladies of the neigh-
bourhood, which was numerously attended, and conducted
with a spirit and effect never before equalled in that place. On
Saturday the Gentlemen of that corps assembled at llolestein,
upon a hunting excursion, which proved very successful-18
bares having been started, out of which no less than 11 were
killed.

Captain Nepean, and many other Officers, are about to de-
part to join the 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, now on duty
in the East. Indies.

The Suttling House, attached to St. James's Palace, is to
be pulled down to make way for new improvements.
SOUTHMOTON, OCT. 27.—Yesterday the South Hants
Regiment of Militia delivered their arms and accoutrements
into the store, and were this day discharged, having com-
pleted their allotted period of training.

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FASHIONABLE A Rll IV AL S.-Mr. John Dalmaine, in Baker-
street, from Paris; Colonel and Mrs. Paterson, in Brook-
street, \from. Ramsgate ; Mr. Clements, in Hill-street ; Mr.
Gascoigne, in Stanhope-street, May-fair; -Colonel and Mrs.
Cameron, in Park-lane ; Lord Stowell, in Grafton-street ;" Sir
George Cockburn, Bart. at the Admiralty ; Mr. Thornhill, in
Berkeley-square ;, Lord and Lady Blessinton, in St. James's-
square; Mrs. Orby. Hunter, in Grosvehor-place ' . Lord and
Lady Grantham, in St. James's-square ; Sir Wm. Burroughs,
in Berkeley-square. •
DE rairruitEs.—Mr. Lambton, for Durham ; Capt. Sykes,
for Brighton ; Mr. E. Sandford, for Somerset, froth Portland-
place; Mr. and Alrs.Barrett, for Parts; Major and Mrs.Cotterell,
for Cheltenham ; Captain Thompson, for Scotland ; the Mar.
quis and Count de Boissy; for Paris; Hope Johnson, Esq. fin'
Scotland ; J. Sandford, Esq. for Scotland ; Captain Hunley,
9th Lancers, for Gloucester ; G. A. Fullarton, Esq. for Ferne
Hill, near Windsor ; B. Hankey, Esq. for Surrey ; Lord Lake,
for Hertfordshire; Lord Clifford, for Devonshire.

The Duke of York left London on Sunday morning for the
Duke of Rutland's, at Cheveley, and not for Beau Desert, as
has been stated.
The Duke of Rutland has a very large party of distinguished
visitors at Cheveley. His Grace gives four splendid dinners
this week, and then the party will separate. The Duke goes
to Belvoir Castle.
The Vrce-Chancellor, Sir John Leach, arrived in Paris, last
week, from a tour through the South of France, and the Pyre-
nees.

The Duke of Devonshire arrived in town on Friday night, at
nine o'clock; and early on the subsequent morning his Grace
departed for Paris, taking with him three servants and a courier.
The Marquess of Winchester is named as a Candidate for

he situation of Lord Chamberlain.

The Earl of Lauderdale's health being completely re-esta-
blished, his Lordship is preparing to leave Scotland for town.
Sir Francis Burdett is arrived at his seat in Wiltshire.
Lady Anne Hamilton has taken a house in Berkeley,street,
Portman-square.
Capt. Buller and his wife, the LaJy Percy, sister to the
Duke of Northumberland, have taken a town residence in
Whitehall-place.
The Duke of Bedford, accompanied by his lovely niece, Miss
Russell, left his town residence in St. James's-square, yester-
day afternoon, for Woburn Abbey.
On Saturday Lord Holland gave a dinner, at Holland House,
to Sir Robert Wilson, Mr. Lambton, M. P., Mr. Duncombe,
the Hon. W. Vane Powlett, M.P., and a select party.
Mr. Greenwood gave an elegant dinner to the Duke of York
and a party on Saturday last.
Mr. Farquhar is gone to Paris to collect marbles, antiquities, ,
and other articles of virtu.

Mr. Alexander Baring expects to give a house-warming on
St. George's Day.
The Stewards for the Ball on the Bth of next month; for the
Parochial Schools at Westbourne, in Sussex, are Sir John
Oldfield, Bait., Captain Holland, R. N. The Lady Patroness
is Mrs. Tattersal.

The SEssioNs BALL at ALNIVICK, on Thursday, the lfith
instant, was attended by an unusual number of Nobility and
Gentry, amongst whom were Mr. High Sheriff; their Graces the
Duke and Duchess of Northumberland, Lord Ravensworth,
and Hon. Miss Liddells, Lady Smith, and Daughters, General
Sir Henry Askew, Sir Edward and Lady Blakeney, Raine,
Mrs. Raine, Mr. and Miss Ilaggerston Mr.,. Mrs., and
Miss Grey, (of Acton), Mr. and Miss Clarks, of Belford-house,
Colonel Younghusband, (7th Dragoon „ Guards), &c. &c.—
Dancing was kept up to a late hour in the true northern spirit.
—(Newcastle Courant.) '
Another correspondent informs us that the Assembly Room,
which has recently been much improved, was, for the first time,
illuminated by an elegant cut glass chandelier, which his Grace
the Duke of Northumberland, with the liberality for which he
is so eminently distinguished, and of which the town and neigh-
bourhood of Alnwick have, for some time,experienced almost
daily instances, has lately presented to the Corporation.--(lbid.)

WEYMOUTH, OCT. 27.—Since the days of George 111. of
blessed memory, this town has never been honoured with the
residence of so many distinguished personages as are here at
present, and the fresh arrivals daily multiply. Yesterday the
Esplanade and Sands were the acme of gaiety, and thronged with
dashing equipages, pedestrians and,equestrians, who were at-
tracted thither, not only by the fineness of the day, but particu-
larly by the military band of the first regiment of royal dra-
goons performing many hours in fine style opposite Flint's
Library. A public ball will take place at Russell's Royal
Hotel on Tuesday evening next. Preparations are making to
fit up the AsseMbly Rooms on this occasion in a style of great
splendour ; and as the Countess of Coventry and family, Mrs.
Willoughby Bettie, Miss Beauchamp, and. Miss Wykeham,
of Thame Park, together with many other persons of rank
and fashion, kive signified their intention of honouring it
with their patronage; we have no doubt but it will be the
most brilliant of any•that has taken place for many seasons
past. Mrs. Bettie :yesterday renewed her elegant hospi-
tality at her marinevillst in-Somerset-place. She entertained at
dinner—The Earl and Countess. of Coventry, Lord Viscount
Deerhurst, M.P., Lady Augusta Cotton, Lady Barbara Craw.
Mrd, Lady Jane Coventry, the -Bon. J. Coventry, M. Ure,
Esq. M. P. Mr. and Mrs. C. Buxton, Mr: Loveday, Dr. John-
son, Physician to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cam-
bridge, &c.

WINCHESTER, OCT. 27.—The Anniversary of
the Hants PITT CLUB was celebrated-at the White Hart Inn,
in this City, 'on Monday last, at which were present—the Ho-
nourable and Reverend A. G. Legge, Chancellor of the Diocese,
President ; Sir J. W. Pollen, Bart. Vice-President ; Colonel
Wrn. Iremonger, the Rev. Archdeacon Hook, and G. Hoar,
'Esq. three of the Stewards ; the other Steward, Henry Eyre,
Esq. was unavoidably absent.—There were also present the
Rev. Sir Charles Rich, Bart., T.. A. Smith, William Green-
wood, William Nevill, A. It. Dottin, and H. Barlow, Esqrs.
Dr. Burney, Dr. Quarrier, the Reverend Edmund Ferrers ;
T. Bromley, D'Oyly St. John, T. Watkins, C. Richards,
jun. and T. Westcombe ; Mr. Hollis, Mr. Deane, Mr. Win-
ter, Mr. Wooldridge, &c. Before dinner, the Election of new
Members took place, amongst whom were A. It. Dottin, ,Esq.
Dr. William Burney, Dr. Quarrier, an d the Rev. C. S. Bon-
nett, Rector of Avington. Others we re proposed for election
at the next Meeting, from which it appears that the political
principles of this truly loyal and Constitutional Club are well
understood and approved, and that the system of Government,
planned by the immortal Pitt, and avowedly followed by the
present Administration, best suits the genius of this highly fa-
voured country, arid is the surest defence against revolutionary
principles, and all the train of evils that would follow their adop-
tion. The dinner and dessert consisted of all the delicacies of
the season ; the Wine was excellent, and did credit to Stalling,
the landlord. The usual loyal, and. constitutional toasts were
drank, to which were added that of our noble and heroic Lord
Lieutenant, his Grace'the Duke of Wellington, the President
of the London Pitt Club, and.the utmost harmony and convi..
viality prevail e d until the Meeting separated.--Sir 'J. W. Pollen
was nominated President for the next year, and Colonel W.
Iremonger, V. P. ; A. R. Dottin, Esq. and the Reverend
D'Oyly St. John, were chosen new Stewards, in the place of
Colonel fret].) onger and 11. Eyre, Esq. who went out by ro-
tation.—On Thursday the Trustees and Stewards of the Cha-
ritable Society of Aliens' (established in this City) .assembled
at the George Inn, to commemorate the Anniversary of its
foundation, and from thence walked in procession, accompanied
by several of the youths apprenticed by means of their bounty,
to the Cathedral, where a very impressive discourse was deli-
vered by the Rev. .J. H. Hopkins, Rector of St. Maurice
Church. An appropriate service and anthem were also per-
formed, the verse part of which was, executed in a very chaste
style by Messrs. Smith, Carter and Garrett. At the conclu-
sion of the service they returned in the 'same order, and were
regaled with a good substantial dinner, liberally provided by
their benefactors. In the afternoon, about five o'clock, the
Trustees and other friends of the 'lnstitution dined together at
St. John's House, the Reverend J. O. Zillwood (one of the
Stewards) in the Chair. The entertainment was admirably
served by Mrs. Ashcombe, of the George Inn, and gave the
highest satisfaction. There was a profusion of game, for
which the company were indebted to the MarqUis of Bucking-
ham, Earls Northesk and Temple, Lord Rodney, Sir Thos.
Baring, Bart. G. P. Jervoise, J. Fleming, and. R. Norris,
Esqrs. The usual loyal toasts were given, and the intervals
agreeably diversified by the introduction of some excellent songs
and glees, which added much to the festive enjoyment. The
collection amounted in the whole to about 1201. G. P. Jer-
voise, Esq. ALP. and Mr. Hancock arc nominated Stewards
for the ensuing year.

We are sorry to learn that the celebrated vo-
calist, Miss WILsoN, who was to have performed
on Saturday, at our Theatre, in the character of
Mundane, is seriously indisposed at the residence
of R. WELsu, Esq. at Wells.—(Bath Journal.)