The Sun.
London, England, 1819-02-04 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

The Countess Dowager of Clonmell, and the Hort. Mr. and
Lady Charlotte Pindar, in Portman-square, from Briditon
the Earl and Countess of March, Baroness Le Despencer,
the Hon. Messrs. Pelham, the Marquis and Marchioness of
Stafford, the. Marquis and Marchioness of Conyogliam, Lord
and Lady Grenville, Earl Spencer,,LordYarhorotigh, the Earl
of Westmorland, the Marquis and Marchioness of IVorcester,
the Earl and Countess of Jersey, Lord Hawke, the Earl of
earhaaiptim, Lord Lynedoch, the Right Hon. R. nyder, M.P.
James Wildman, Esq. M.P. the Marquis of Lothian, Paul
Methuen, Esq. M.P. Captain. 'I% Bal;cr,

TM rtoyfil Ilig,liness the Duke of SussEx and
the Duke of WRLLINGTON took a long walk yes-
terday through St. James's and ilyile.Parl,s,
EARL OF HUNTiNGDoN.—Oa Saturday flight,
the inhabitants of ENNISKILLRY paid a very flat-
tering tribute of respect to Otis esteemed
Noble-
man, on the successful issue of his claims to the
['c rage, by a splendid and general illumination.
Many of the houses were tastefully decorated,
and some appropriate transparencies exhibited.
Tar-barrels were burned in different parts of the
row e, and various othet demonstrations of public
joy manifested. Several vessels of excellent
tioyter were sent front the brewery to die mar-
ket-place, and distributed among the populace,
whose reiterated acclamations testified their
feelings on this joyous occasion. The urbanity,
conciliating manners, and benevolent di,position
of Lord HUNTINGDON and his amiable Countess,
during a residence of more than ten years in this
place, commanded the esteem and attachment of
all ranks, and justly merited this offering of con.
g rat id tion Enhiskillen Chronicle, Jan. 23.)
CHARITIIig.—The Duke anti Duchess of NOR-
TLIUMBERLAND left ,Alnwich for London, on die
20th ultimo, after six months res Penc- at
the Castle; during which time the labouring
classes have received much benefit front the ad-
ditional number cf persons employed, and the
poor have evierienced their Graces' bounty
in very considerable donations of beef, bread,
,ind clothing, besides daily charities of soup
from the kitchen. Several oxen hate been
given away, and a great gnantity of bread, so that
it is supposed every poor family in the town has
been relieved. • One hundred men are generally at
work in the grounds, and lately there were twice
that number employed by his Grace, on a hill
near lioinlilate, whereon the Column stands, which
will much improve the entrance of the town from
the ,otith. A lying-iv-charity has been esta-
blished by her Grace, which is likely to prove a
timely assistance and comfort to the -married I
poor.

Lair night, between ten and eleven o'clock, no
alarming fire broke out in the stables of Mr. WEB-
sTun, watch-manufacturer, Badger-yard, Red
Lion-street, Cltrkenwell, ‘vhich, nt one time,
threatened destruction to the neighbourhood, be-
ing in a very narrow place and surrounded WO)
houses ; by the timely arrival of engines, and :4
14011(4111 supply of water, the flames werf• sub
duet( (after constoning the stables), and betore
conimunicating to any of the surroundwg houses
We understand the horses were got out of the
stables safe. It is said to have originated by a boy
going to the stables with a lighted candle, which
be let fall among some loose Straw.