The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-29 00:00:00

TUE ARMY.

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On Saturday, part of the 55th regiment marched through
town on their way' to Chatham,where they will be joined by the
other part; previous to their embarkation for the Cape of Good
Hope.
An entirely new and curious brialz, it is said, will shortly be
introdUced in the cavalry—The most splendid ornament of the
above description ever yet seen will be sported by the First Re-
giment of Life Guards ; also a gorget and breast plate, com-
posed of stars,.with a real gold bullion rein.
OCT.`j'I~cItESTI n, 27.—The North Hants Regiment of
Alilitia, commanded by Lord Rodney, having completed their
period of training, were disbanded yesterday. His Lordship,
we understand; expressed his thanks to Nittjor Hawker,' to the
Officers, commissioned and non-commissioned, for the diligent
attention paid by them in drilling, and exercising the men, by
which they had been considerably advanced in disciplinein a
very short period ; to the men also . for 'their orderly deport-
ment, and endeavours to acquire a knowledge of theirvibtary
duties,

CluctsrsT E R, OCT. 27.—The 734 R egiment marched from
thie citYjesterday, on their route.to•Weedan Barracks,. to the
great regret of the officers, who during their stay here received
the ulost •'marked attention ftom the inhabitants, but more
esPethalli tr9P.:lhuse connected with the army.

PAsizio*Ani.E A itiN'ALs.—Tlie:M'archioness of Bath ani
Lady J. Thynne, in Grosvenor.street,.from Windsor ; Lord
Lake, in Pall-mall ; Mr. Quintin Dick, in Curzon-street, May
fair, from Brighton; Viscount and Viscountess Ennismore, at
Kingston House; Mr. Duncombe, in LOwer Grosvenor-street
Lady Sarah Butler, in Dover-street Lady Anne Drummond,
at Norland House ; Hon. Geo. Agar Ellis, in Hanover-square,
from Paris.

DEPARTv s.—Yesterday morning between nine and ten
O'clock the Duke of York left town on a visit to the Alarquess.
of A nglesea at Beau 16sert. Staffordshire the Earl of Liver".
pool left town on Satuiday morning for Walther Castle ; Lord
ViScount Melbourne, for the Stcyne- at Brighton ; Earl bf
Yarrthicith, on a. visit to. the Marquess of Salisbury, at his Lord.,.
ship's Hunting. Lodge at Aldborckigh, in Suffolk; Earl and
COuntess Sefton and the LadieS Molynettx, for Croxteth
near Liverpool, ; Sir Henry Calder; •Bart.: for Sandgate, near'
Folkestone, in Kent ; lion. General Phipps, for Bradboume,
pear Riverhead,. in Kent; Froth Batt'S Hotel, Dover-street:—
Baron and listarness Sturmer-and suite, • for Paris ; Lady C.
;, Charles Rose, for Lincoln College, Oxford. •
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Yesterday the. Dowager Marchioness of Lansdown gave a
dinner, at her house in Arlington-street, to a select party. In
the evening her -Ladyship had a large patty with music,' &c.Yesterday Baron and 'Baroness Nicolay gave a dinner, at the
residence of the Russian Anthas.szidor in liarley-street, to Count
Carainan,' M. de Souza, N. de Onis, Miss de Onii, and a Lige,
party of distinguished foreigners. - •

:The CITY .of Du.n.HA4- was honoured on„ltuesclaylast
the_presenee of LOrd and Lady STEWar.T,, and: the Infant
)leirof Wiinyard. Sir Henry"' Haidinge, one of the City Itepre-
. ptseritgtiyea,• 'Littletoni M.P.. for Stafford, his Lady, and
NiisS'.Fitzclarencei accompanied the . Noble Diplomatist. .The
reception they Met with was flattering in the extreme ;,.a hage
Body rof the Freemen and . otherS went as far as the vil-
tage of Shinoliffe, . between two". and three miles, to greet
Ahem, and to attend them . into Durham with banners
flying, music playing, &c. &c. &c. 'Having ,unharnessed
the horses, the two carriages were'drawn populace amid
the loudest cheering into Durhain, round by thf Niatket4Plate,
to the -Waterloo Beta. Lady Stewart, the. only 'child
.the.
late revered Sir Henry Vane '1 'empekt., presented herself at one.
Of the windows from the •first. floor, to theininiensa crowd its-
•sernbled below: she WAS received with shouts,of- enthusiasm.
lier..Ladysliip then presented her infant son to them, which,
increased, if possible, the 'cheering plaudits. Lord Stewart
• next came-forward, and, in. a kind4oned speeclt,. thanked them.
..for the very cordial and affectionate testimonials of attachment
which. they had met with. Sir 11. Ha tinge addressed theft .to
the same: effect ; after which the large assemblage diSpersed.—
• ThOnith .Lady Stewart appeared' to labour under fatigue
_(emt.:cc& probably by. her late indisposition), his LOrd-•
ship
,lk>oked altogether-1n robuSt health. Arsix o'clock the it:one
afteinoon dis tingu ished 'party • partook'.of an'elogant dinner
nt'the Waterloo Hotel. The -following,Gtsitlemen, as guests,
had..a/sO the honour of dining,. namely, Thotpae. Wilkirsoni
Esq., the 'Rev. E. Davison, J. Gregaon, gig., and Stephen U.
Esq. .
• . -On Wedn;sday last the KING. and .CON:STITITTION CLUB.
at Sunderland, gave a grand dinner at the Golden Lion Inn,
in complment to Lord SrEwait'r. TifoSiaS II oP;i,ER., Esq.,
of liendon.Lodge, was in the Chair, supported by John Davi-
son, -Esq,, C. S. Hill, Esq., Via.. J. D. Garthwaite, Esq. as
Vice-Presidents. Amongst the company present were, Lord
Stewart, Sir 11. • ITardinge, Nt.P., T.
Wade, Esq., Ilylton Castle, Mr.. RobinSon,-• the Collector,'
S.. Heed;
.Esq. (Thornhill), .11r.. -Bramwell, .&c. &c. There
was altogether a very numerous party (about 159); and, thanks
to the efficiency of the Chairman; a most.pleasant and hilarous
evening. WAS spent. In compliment
.to the Noble Lord the
bells were rung, all the ships in the harbour were flagged, and
several gay streamers were display-ed. froni the windows. The
generalluatle in Sunderland was such, iri fact, as could only be
compared with the chairing at a General Election. ,

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