The Sun.
London, England, 1821-08-29 00:00:00

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DErAaTuti.Es,-The. Duke. of Northumberland, for Ain:,
wick ; Mr. Drai . Seymour; for Ramsgate; Mr. Raikes, for
Theobald's Park j...Maberley., for Shirley House, Surrey ;
Jr. Wm. Nortl;ey, M.P., for Woodcott Green, Surrey; Col.
and Mrs. StrattOn, for NeLson's Crescent, Rams4ate ; Mr. J.
Thornhill, for RiadleSiiorth Hall, Norfolk ; Sir Miles Nightin-
gale, hart. for Broom Hall, :.•,.;ufthlki Colonel, and Lady Fre-
derica Stanhope, olit.a toiir ;. Mr. Bootie Wilbrahath, for Orms-
kirk, Lancashire;

RYDE, Au& 27...1'Ve have the plea t:re to announce the
arrival at this Charming spot of the fallowing numerous fashion-
able visitors :—Earl and Countesa Spencer, Sir Francis John
Hartwell, Sir Noel and Lady Hill, Lady Bridget Beuverie,
Lady Elizabeth Tollmache, Lady-Hamilton, Liddi.Caltherpe,
Dr. and Mrs. Littlehales, Capt. Dunn, Dr. and Mrs. Butler,
Mr. and Mrs Nash and family, Mr. and Mri. Hey,. Alr. and
:hiss Underhill,. Mr. H. Brogden, Mr. Boyce, Mr. Payne -Ind
family; Mr. and Mrs. Leacock and family, Mrs.-Phillips, Mrs.
Gollghtly and family,Mr. Thomas King and family,
_Or. aud
Mrs. llelder, Mr. Uffingham, Major Rutardy, Mr. and 'llaiSs
Martineau, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Nurse and family, Rev. Dr. houthain and faintly, Sirs. Grigg.,
Mr. Sutcliffe and family, Mrs. and the Misses Collier, Mr. and
Mrs. Blachford, Capt. and Mrs. Dashwood, Mr. and Mrs.-J. G.
Gibson, &c. •

SCARBOROITGH is now beginning to fill rapidly. • Among
the company present there are the Speaker of the House of
Commons, Lord and Lady Surrey, Sir Charles and Lady So-
phia Kent, the Hon. Mr. Lascelles, and the Hon. Mr. Pare.—
It is in contemplation to erect an elegant and spacious saloon,
for the convenience of the visitants. Little Clart Fisher is the
attraction of the Theatre, which is just opened.
SAnrsnunY, AuG. 25.—Our Triennial Mcisical tettivsl
commenced on Wednesday evening, with a Grand
laneous Concert at the Assembly Room, which was nume-
rously and fashionably attended. Among those present were
—The Marquis of Aylesbury, Lord and Lady Arunde/. Lord
Folkstone and family, Lady Mildmay,
.Sir John and Lady
Astley, the Bishop of .Salisbury, • his Lady and family, Lady
Mecilicott, the Honourable Mrs..Har,is, Sir J. Burrough7i,fa-
mil v, W. Wyndham, Esq. M.P., and Lady, &c. &c.—Upwards
of 9-00 persona attended the Cathedral on Thursday morning,
where a Grand Selection of Sacred Music (chiefly from Handel)
was performed in the finest style imaginable ; nor was the Con- I
cert in the evening less distinguished. The performance of yes-
terday
morning at the Cathedral was Il enders Oratorio of
" The Messiah," which, in point of scientific execution
throughout, and sublimity of effect, has rarely been surpassed.
The Festival closed yesterday evening with a Concert and Ball,
which attracted. crowds of sisitors. 'The Whole was conducted
in a manlier highly creditable to the scientific taste and Jibe=
rality,of Mr. Code., and attracted an unusual influx of visitors
to this city.
The venerable Sir Isaac Heard, Harter King at Arms, who
:s in the:a:it year of his age, is now enjoying himself at Mal-
vern Wells;

Great preparations are making at Major-General Buller's
seat of Pelynt, in Cornwall, for the reception of his son, Fre-
derick T. Buller, and his amiahre bride, Lady Agnes Perry.
W. M. Pit, Esq. M.P. for Dorsetshire, on Wednesday last,
gave a dinner and ru7al fete to between three and four hundred
of the villagers of Bockhampton, in Dorsetshire, on the lawn in
front of his mansion, on account of the birth of that gentleman's
infant twin son and daughter.
The Duke of Gloucester, on Friday last, dined with the
Corporation of Gloucester, at their annual bounds dinner, for
which purpose his Royal Highness went from Cheltenham.