The Sun.
London, England, 1821-09-11 00:00:00

REGISTER OF FASHION.

elliVSGES.—Lord Danda.s, from Ri:-thrriond, in Yorksl-iire,
for Marsh Hall, near Gishorough ; Mi. Francis- New;:hgate,
from Coventry, for Great Malvern, in Worceste.r3hire. ; Lord
Middleton, from Nrallotan •Flause, in Nottingharnshirt, for
Birdsall, near Aralton, in Yorkshire; Colonel and Mrs. Sin-
gleton, from Brighton, for Iyy Cottage, Ramsgate ; Mr.
'Wynne, for Lisa, near Carey' y Druilson, in North Wales,
from Pulhely ; Lord Binning, from Worthing, fur Petworth, in
Sussei ;- Mr. Edmund Antrobus, froth the Steyne, at 13rigliton,
on a tour; Mr. and Miss Montague,. from Brighton, fir
Rarnsgate; Sir Francis Willes, Bart. for Cockerhatch, in
Hertfordshire ; Mr. William Peel,- from Rams ate, for Tam-
worth, in Staffhr,:isbire. .
Dtpa.a'r unr.a.—llis Grace the Duke of Uarnilton, from
Thomas's Hotel, Pe-keley-squace, for Scotland ; Lady Fat-
mouth, for kingston Hall, Darsetsltire ; Edward Croker, Es 4.
from. the St. James's - Hotel, Jerrnyn-street' for his seat,
Croome Castle, Sootllnd ; Prince Nicholas Esterhazy and
Suite, Prince Metternich, and 'Chevalier de. Floret, from the
Brunswick House liottl, Hanover-square, for the Continent.;
Mr. and Mrs. Williams, from Eatt's Hotel ; Mr. and Mrs.
Warner.,' from ditto, for Bath ; John Taylor, Esq. from ditto,
for Dublin.

Alut.6,.A.t.s.—Lord and Rurgherah, at the Brunswick
House Hotel, from Brighton ; Lord Thomas Cecil, at the
Royal Hotel, St. Jarnes's-stre:.t, from Brighton; the Honour-
able R. Watson, at dirt), from diitri; Montague. Gore, }Ng%
at ditto, from .Paris ; Paul Fitzsimons, Esq.' at ditto, from
ditto ; Captain Hamilton, of the Royal Navy, at the. St.
'James's Hotel, from a tour; Sir Marl: and Lady Sykes, from
the Continert ; Sir Thomas Reade, at the New Slaughter's,
from St. flel.!na ; Sir George and Lady Woos and fainily, at
Batt's Hotel ; Dr. and Mrs. Fitton, at ditto, from Paris.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE:

STATE OF THE ODDS.--1
DONC aST E it

ETTING.IIOO3I, SMAT.
ST.
11 to 1 alit My Lady
to 1 agst, Altisidota colt
46 to 1 asst SAwl'ieck
25 to 1 agAt any

to 1 agst Gustaiiis
to 2 asst Jack Spizgot
to 2 agst Stat2solan
to 1 agst I7ingt-un

- GRAND DI.;E.E MICHAEL',: sTAN.Es.
2 to 1 agst it yinald I , 5 to 1 apt Ptoplh..t

CITICIIF.STUR, SATURDAY, SPPT. B.—On Monday last, a
match of single w;cket was played in Goodwood Park, by throe
of this city, and a like number of the Goodwood Club. The
weather was unpropitious to the.players, who afforded high sa-
tisfaction to the spectators, as the betting was vaned during the
game, many times. In the first innings Goodwood did, not get
a'single run, and in the second they scorcd 14. Chichester in
the first irmings got 10, and in the ,second five runs, arid of
c.ourse won the watch ; hut for the slippery state of the ground,
it would have ended as a tie-math.
Anclinnv.—Friday evening the P.owmen of I.Valton-le-
Dale held their Fifth Monthly Meeting; when aft,:r twenty-four
rounds of very !..,.01 practice, the Rev. Wm. liirkett was de.
eland the winner of the First Prize, and the Rev.j. Clay of the
Second. The latter gentleman had two shots in the g041'.; four
in the red ; eleven in the blue ; ten in the black ; and foar In
the white.

Mrs. B laTI.EY, late of Drur) -lane, is n'w
performing for a limited number of nights at the
IVeytnouth Theatre uith.much eclat.---Mr. KEAN
does not accept of any professional engagement
this summer, and is at present enjoying himself
with his' family at Hastings.—That justly ad-
mired and popular actress, Mrs. W. WEST, is
now perfor►ning at Southampton. Her success
has been so great as to induce the Managers to
renew her engagement for a few nights.—The ac-
tive Manager of the Brighton Theatre has already
produced a representation of the landing of his
NIA.? EST Y in Ireland, and his public entry into
Dublin.

The new. LOndon and
_Oxford road, from
Downend to Acton Teirville, is nearly completed.
By this fine line of road, the distance from Bris-
tol to Oxford, through Malmesbury, Cricklade,
Farringdon, is shortened eleven miles, besides
avoiding the hills from Bristol to London.
CHILD D 0 PPI N G.--7-AhOUt ten o'clock on
Sunday evening, as the watchman was going his
rOunds in Charter House-lane, he heard the cries
of a child issuing from a court. ,On going up he
kicked against a large clothes basket covered
over with a cloth lying on the pavement; he
took off the cloth, when he found a beautiful
female infant • about six weeks old ; it was de-
cently apparelled, and a bundle containing a
change of caress was lying by its side ; in the
basket was.a paper, on which was write en in a
female hand—" Pray take care of the unfortu-
nate Eleanor Dunn, and . you will be rewarded
at. a
.future day." The child is now in St. Se-
pulchre's workhouse.

On Tuesday evening, a travelling jeweller,
from Edinburgh, was stopped on the Renfrew
road, a little to the west of B:aehead,. by three
men, one of whom drew a long pointed knife
from a leathern sheath, and told him, if he made
the smallest resistance or noise, he would instantli
run him through the body : he was immediately
eased of his pack, containing five gold watches,
eleven silver ones, with gold neckchains, watch
chains, seals, keys, &c. to the amount of 1261.
From his pocket they took his own silver watch,
and pocket-book, which was opened, and 621.
in notes taken from it. The book, with its other
contents, was thrown away. The box was after.
wards found in the grounds. at Braehead. A
nurnbei of persons have been taken up on sus-
picion,