The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-14 00:00:00

REGISTER, OF FASHION.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
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- CONvIIRSAz lON r. It EDEltteli 1.4.1311` fast
night opened his elegant Mansion in Langltam. Place; . Port).
land Place, for the third time for the purpose of promoting aan
intercourse among the thief 'Literary and Scientific charaiters
in Town. There was a considerable assembiage,of Gentlemen,
distingt/ished.for talents of various kinds: The: Duke of sus-
his accomplished son, and many distinguished:and.lcarn-
ed foreigners Were present. Among our Medical counttymen,
were Sir Matthew Bane, Dr.-George Pearson; Dr. Co6ke; Dr.
Kitchener; Mr. Carpue, Mr. Ring. Annong. our chief 4rtists,
were Sir Thomas Lawrence, Sir William Beechey, Mr. Soane,
Mr; Shee, Mr. Turner, the celebrated Lantisc:ape Painter, and
his. namesake the eminent Engraver, Mr. Scriven: .Aniong the
Literati,. were Mr. Joddrell, Mr. Campbell., the Poet, Dr. Knox,
Mr. Brand, Mr. Perry.' A venerable Member of the Episcopal
Bench, Sir Alex. Johnstone, late Chief Justice at Ceylon ;
C. Kemble, and Mr. Abbott. Refreshments•were Abundantly
supplied,. and the scene altogether was so gratifying, that the
company did not seem disposed to separate till a very late hour.
The Rooms are decorated with valuable remains of Antiquity,
Painting, Sculpture, and various curiosities'.of Art. Nothing
could exceed the attention of the liberal Host, and of Mr..Pet-
tigrew and Mr. Smith, who assisted him in the offices Of e'our-'
teotis hospitality.

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Yesterday the Duchess of Kent dined again with :Prince
LeOpold. There were present to meet her Royal Highness, the
Duke' of Sussex, the Earl and Countess 13esboroligh, the Dow-
ager Marchioness of Downshire, the• Dowager. Lady: DeVlif-
ford, the Earl of Lauderdale, Lord: and Lady Duncannon, the
Earl of Carnarvon, &c.
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The'Marquess and Marchioness • of Lansdowne en € ertamed
Mr. and Lady Elizabeth Campbell, Mr. and Mrs: Abticrornbs=,
Mr. and Mrs. Ord, Mr. Cranstoun, and a select party to dinner
yesterday, at Lansdowne House, Berkeley-square.
Dowager Lady Astley has issued cards of invitation'fbr a
rout on the 3d May, at her house in Cavendish-square.; > > :!.
The Earl of Limerick will give a • grand; .entertainment
morrOw ' to a distinguished party in Mansfred=stider
,
square. : - : • • ' :k
Captain and Mrs. Cust will have a large Idinner party mi the
26th lnst, at their-house in Great George-street, Wesuniuster-
The '-Earl and Countess Arran entertained:a select 'party of
fashionablts yesterday evening at their house- in Dover-street.
.Lady Compton gave a splendid rout yestudayeveningut her
house in Lower Grosvenor-street, whica was both numerously
and fashionab/y'attended.
Hon. Mrs., Lionel Darner entertained alarge' partyrof
tinguished fashionables yesterday, evening, at her house, George,
street, Hanoyer.square.

. • FASIIIONAI3I.. MOVEMENTS... , •
Yesterday ;the Duke and Duchess of ,cLargnep, ,Pripeess
Augusta, and Prince Ernest Langenbdurg, town. for Kew, and returned in the evening. .7! r
The Marquis of
.Exeter has arrived at Brig- hton,:fr Oa his
seat, 'Burleigh, Lincolnshire.
Lord Abingdon arrived yesterday at his•hoNihe b 4( '*Dc;irk)f.:
street4ufrom-lus seat in Oxfordshire: , ;;;.f
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LgdyiJones Jeft her house Ainllcylstreetcye4er,
! for" her seat, Worthing House near B4siiiits Hants. "
Lola. Rivers has left town, for his seat; niiiiirNeWriihrkttt
TheXarl of.Ahergavenny has left town, for.his
Castle, Sussex.
The • Hon. John Somers Cocks, 2,11.P'., COWn.
for his seat; Priory, Ryegate, Surrey'. ; .0/ ,
The. Marchioness of Salisbury and Lady Qeorginalirellesly
leave town to-morzow, for Hatfield, for the holidays:
Lord Middleton has lefttown for his Seat, 'Birdal, Yorkshire.
Sir Wm. Rowley, Bart. left town yesterday,. for his seat,
Tendring Hall, Suffolk.

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MAILIIIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.—Rev. P. W. Pegus Will this
day lead to the hymeneal altar the Countess Lindsey. After
the ceremony they intend to leave town for her Ladyship's seat,
Uffingham, Lincolnshire..—Norning Paper.)

THE ORATORIO.—The season terminated last
night at Covent Garden Theatre, and was attend-
ed by a very numerous audience, and all went
off with brilliant effect.

A society has been recently formed in thii town, 'of gentle-
men who have travelled in foreign countries; with a view to
collect and preserve interesting information respecting foreign
parts. Many literary and scientific persons are connected
with it ; and, from its local situation, it promises to be-a use-
ful and important association—(Liverpool Courier.)