The Sun.
London, England, 1821-09-19 00:00:00

Rl',,C liTER- OF FASHION.

Crinims,--=•The Earl of 'Cassilis, from Surrey, on a tour .
Mrs. and MLA Poyritz, from Brighton, to Ramsgate ; Mr. W
Pare?:, for Nantir.s, in Cn.-diganshire ; Sir Thomas Beatnhamp
Pioctor, for Izingley Park, Norfolk ' - Sir Richard Carr Glynn,
for.t..latint's Hunse, Wirnbo.rn, in Dorsetshire ; Miss Cottin,
for Cheverid, in kiertfordshire ; Mr. is:Keene' for Itiestovie
Lodge, in Cambridgeshire ; Mrs. and Miss Blackwood, from
(;lifton Hot Wells, ror Rams3ate ; Mr. and Mrs. Bridgman,
• from Searboroligli, for Cheltenham.
DE:An7runE3.--The Duke of Hamilton, from Thomas's
Hotel, for Scot/and ; J. P. Pringle, Esti. from ditto, for tin:
Continent ; his .Royal Ilighness the Duke of Sussex, for Sir
Wm. de Crespign)"i, ..I:ispach House, Southampton ; Earl of
Fife, from the Puiteney Hotel, for Faris; Lord Li wydyr,- for
ditto ; Count and CountEss St. Antonio, on a tour ; 11. D,
'Trans, Esq. from Coulson's Hotel, for the Continent; Lord
Mark Ker., iron; Warm:4s Hotel, for, .Stiff;Ak ; Marquess of
Laristioivnce.. for the Continent i J. W. Hamilton, Esq. from
the Clermont 1-lott.-1, for Par,s • Duke of NorthumberAnd, for
4_4.;tivick ; Etta, TollernantrAind'DiOW4',6l"l7.-tiitinirgh, for
Petersham ; MR. J. Frazier, from the Clarentioii If owl; for
the Continent ; J. En..lyerie, Esq. from Northampton ; Mr.
Melville, for Scotland; Captain Schreiber, 6th Dragoon
Guards and Mr. George Schreiber, 16th Hussars, for Shotley,
in Suffolk ; Dr. and Mrs. Fitton, from Bates Hotel, Dover-
street, for their Louse in Cirosvenor-square ; Sir George and
Lady Wood And feorri ditto. •

Brtrox TON is now, perhaps, at its acme of f,aiety. -The in-
flux of company has, throughout the last month, been un-
usually great ; and the town is, at present, so cull, -that scarcAy
a lodging bill is to be discern;2d; Ae• one proof, aniong others,
of this, it has been ascertained that . the congregation at the
Chepel Royal, on the last two or three Suridays, has been Er
more numerous than on any preceding Sabbath. 31ra. Coutts,
whose name is synonimous with benevolence, yesterday
celebrated the birch-day cf 3 Ir. Coutts, in her own charac-
teristic way, by to the poor of Brighton a large.
quantity of various artist^s of clothing;—eueh as jaJtets, waist-
coats, nannel, &e. In the evening, to commemorate the same
' event, Mrs. C. gtme a dinner-party, at the York Hotel.—The
perfOrmances at the Theatre to-night, being for •the benefit. of
Mrs. Gibbs, are under the irnmediatipatronage cf .‘lrs:Coutti,
who. has taken tickets to the ain'iunt of 1351.--Tilie charitable
Lady.is here the objet of peculiar respect, and she is fit rtlly
by the poor. It is gratifying to observe the demonstra-
tion of this reeling, wkw.never she rides or walks out.
ARRIVALS AT THE ROV,AL NEW STEYNE BOTEL.—Sir
Abdy, Mr. and Mrs. ROlkill2M,alr. and Mrs. Frevoin
and family, Miss Loyal, Mr. and Mrs. Villeboy and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce aratfamily, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Way and
family, Mrs. and Misses- EyeotS, two Mr. Ghvnes, Mr. and
i'dr:l..Currie and family, Mr. and Mrs. Coffin arid fathily, Mr. '
Me. Hacker, Mr. Virelisley„Mr. Hart, Mr. Gordon,
Dcuimrwrid, Mr. Green. Mr. Barbra, Mr.-
Ricardo,. Mr. Lu:ado, Mr. end Mrs:"Hole and family. • •
DupART c ttt:s.-_'Fhe Hon. S. Coventry, General Bligh,
i_i_ut—C;eneral Sir it. Montressor, Lady Louisa Lygon,
Williams' Captain Smith, Captain Buckley) Mr. Attwoad,'Mr.
Johnson, Lieut,e-Colonel Hunt, Mrs. Rawsorii :Mrs. James ;
and Mr. IL Elwood, for Lincoln's-Lnn • fieids.—(Brighion
Chronieie, Sept.- ) •

Madame C:,.tiltni has left Ittigliton, and prciceeded on a
tour to Cheltenham, Bath, Bristol, &c. where. it is her intezt-
tion ziv cthierts. _

air !Tary Alildttiay arid family sailed for France on Sunday,
in the Indepei.dence ea::•kr., Capt. 1-loldcri
The Horn Mrs. lLhe and family arrived from Dieppe on
Thurf,L.y, in the t_Tslity, Capt. Clear.
(in 'Tuesday evening the officers of the Cavalry Deptit
Rwe an elegant ball and sapper, at the New Assembly
ooins,,to the Nob'dity and Gentry cf this neighbourhood.—
At nin o e 'elOcl,,'the company began to arri,ie,. and.continued to
do so with fade int:Ai-hies-ion till ilearlY. eleven. There were
about .30j present. The entrance- hull was lined with a
of Laticali with their lancei, which had a novel and
Anrpaiing effect . T t•,e sapper was laid out in the lower
room, and consisted of every delicacy of 'the season,• with a
proiuston. of the choicest fruits. The company did not Separate
till a lat.eho,:r, and the pleasure of the evening was much en-
hanced.hY the ::f' ability and politeness of Sir John Browne and
the Officei's to the;: gucetß, which was the general then* of
admiration..,—eilaitistone Journal, `apt. 18.) -

Mr. 1 AfifilS • intendt, during the close of the
new theatre ir.Duhlin, to make some material
improvement .the interior. The middle gal-
lery is to be' thrown further back, and its ascent
CORSidornbly lowered and enlarged by letting it
into the passage behind. The front of both- the
galleries are . to be Patincited to harmonize with
the boxes!, and a new drop-scene is preparing for
Cie opening of the house.

The statement in solve of the papers of Mr.
MACREADY'S not returning to Covent Garden is
totally destitute of truth.--He returns to town in
about six wekk,., and has, we believe, in his
h.tl-;:iiia,-two Tragedies, which will be brought out
iu the course of the season, and in which the
authors have confided to him the principal dm-
racters.---(Morning Herald.)
Mrs. BARTLEY is gone down to Birmingham,
where she is engaged for the remainder of the
Theutii.al season.