The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-23 00:00:00

CHANGES.

Lord and Lady Castlereagh, for their seat, North Cray;
the Marquis of Exeter,. on a visit to the Marquis and Mar-
chioness of Bath, at their scat, Longleaf, Wilts; Sir Jenni-
son and Lady Gordon, for Brussels; Lord G. H. Cavendish,
at his house in Saville-row, from the Duke of \Devonshire's
seat, Bolton Abbey; Lord Henry Moore, from the Isle of
Wight, to Worecstvrshire ; Colonel and Lady Aniusta
ton, from tuwa, on a visit to their Royal Highnesses the Duke.
and Duches of Gloucester, at Bagshot.Park.

BATIIARRIVALS, AUG, 22.—Marquis and Marchioness of
Ely, Earl of Hardwick, Lord Aylmer, Lord Rivers, Sir G.
Graham, Sir W. and Lady Herschel', Lady A. Forbes, Lady
Pollington, Hon. Mrs. York, Colonel Barry, Colonel Law-
son, Colonel Maceivne, Lieutenant-ColOnel Milling, Cap-
tain and Mrs. Fisher, Captain Montague, Captain Paget,
Lieutenant W. Smart, Lieutenant E. Venden, Rev. Dr. Scaly,
Rex. Dr. Whalley, Rey. Mr. acid \Tra. Clutterhuck, Rev. Mr.
and 'Mrs. Darke, Rev. Mr. Monkhouse, Rev. W. Probyn,.
Rev. P. Wyndham, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Speer.

ARRIVALS AT NU,K,I-IAM SPA.—Aintiral Petickr, Col.
"folios. Col: Vane, Capt. Jones, Capt. Cox, Dr. Simms,
Rey. Mr. Johnson, Rev. Mr. Coßyer, Rev. Mr. Edwards. Mr.
and Mrs. Lovell, Mr. and Mrs. Evill, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell,
Mr. and Mrs. Barber, Mr. and Mrs. Strain{, Mr. Lam:slow,
Mr. Walchant, Mr. Drink water, Mrs. F.vill, Mrs. Heath-
cute, Mrs. Sheppard, Mrs. and Miss Maclean, Miss Lewis;
Miss Acherley, Miss Fisher, Miss Fleathcote, two Misses
Lodge, &c. &c.

Lord and Lady ELLENBORoUGH, and the Fion.
Misses LAW, left town on Thursday afternoon,
and not before, in two of his Lordship's carriages:
for Dover, from whence they embark for France.
Their return from Paris is not expected before the
latter end of October.

The Doke of DEVOKSHIRR is shortly expected
in town from the Continent.

The Marquis Of CHOLMONDRLEY i expected in
town this day or to-morrow, from Paris.
The Earl and Countess of Jr asEy are expected
in town the beginning of next week, from Paris.
Mr. CHARLE§ ARBUTHNOT, jun. left town yes-
terday morning for Harwich, to embark for Ha-
nover, where he takes the distinguished honour
of being Aid-de-Camp to his Royal Highness the
Duke of CAMBRIDGE.

Mr. H. jOHNSTON and Mr. Porn are to bejoined
to the Drury-lane Company next season.
BRAHAM, who has never appeared on the Lon-
don Boards with Miss STEPHENS, is engaged for
the purpose of warbling in unison with the fair
Syren at Covent-Garden Theatre.
The Miss BRUNTON, who is to be joined to the
Covent-Garden Company,. is a niece of Lady
CRAVEN.

Madame STORACR has been recently sn much
indisposed as almost to preclude all hopes of her
recovery.

Sir GEORGE SMART, we understand, was not
among the candidates for the vacancy in the
Royal Band ; nor is it probable that Sir Jotm
STEVENSoN would have entered the lists against
such powerful rivals on this side of the water.
Hampstead Heath has Ludy become a kind of
Donkey course. The Fair Riders enter the lists
and manage their steeds with great skilL We do
not presume to insinuate, that among the male visi-
tors there are any bipeds of the ignitible breed.

The United Service Club llo►►se is lobe finished'
and furnished by the Questes Birth dry. When
completed, this extetisicre building will he the
handsomest for the purpose in England. The ex-
tet ior is now stuccoing, togiveit the appearance
of stone. The ice-house, wine-cellars, and dif-
ferent offices, are upon an improya-plan;

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Ile Pavilion dinner nartie% continue c0n613,..-ni
to-the slender stilt:: on Royalty there;
,eco:nAny
in every thing hot v.vit'tit :,;trpertains ihe betier-
in,t of the condition of tl'!'e Lica! ;;oor is adopted,
and scarcely ail invitation tti Nobility ti.cs been
issued. For the fir 7ime for many days pas:,
the mind shitted from the South to the Nord,
yesteilliiy morning Carly. 'l'h, Royal Geoi-g;i-acht;
'with rl.ll accOtnpanying frigate, cast anchor od
this place ahont halt•past six yesteidayeveto g.
The latter, with her inned, tired a_ Royal
'salute. The ninnher of vessels p ngassi dilicil
Channel frnin the Downs, where they had been
Weather niltind for silme tirtie h.i formed a
eroil,,iled lire oil the h.,rizon, oce;!.pying the hill
sweep of the Channel from 12,,m to ',Vest, since
o yesterday. ',autos, the Dlike
Wellingtilil, Captain COLL?, and the Nautilas; the
former with upwards of forty passengers, several
carriages and horses, have sailed for Dieppe. The
well-appointed curter, the Nancy, Capt. CLEAR,
sails to-day. Sevetal servants of Mr. %VELUM-EY
POLE cross the Channel in this vessel. Their
Master departs for the same destination in a few
days, it is said, in the Tiber frigate.

The.Niobe'has put to sea,. with orders to pro-
ceed to Portsrnow It, to announce the intended
departure of the Hoyat party on Monday next,
for the hie of Wight, wind and weather permit-
tint.

'l't►e Thomas packet arrived from Dieppe last
night, with Lord NoRMANBY, rl►e tioul, Mr. GABE,
Colonel MU., end 24 passengers.

The It rrivali at West's have•been numerous this
week ; the dinner-party there now tops 50 hit&
vitlitals of high, respectability.