The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-10 00:00:00

TUNBRIDGE WELLS.

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The Duke and Duchess of CumseatpT are
eniteri
'L " Tunbridge Wells a scene of great gaiety
tleir oyal Highnessesll;.ve music patties very
ittrpteDily, to which most of the Nubility and
?entry at the Wi Ili and neighbourhood are inyited.
116 Hoyai Highnesses gave a grand ball at the
Itssex Hotel on Frichy, which was most elegant-
'Y attended. The ball room was 'very tastefully
ttetl up At the head of the room were tie arms
°f the PRINCE REGENT, opposite to which were
11;nse of their Royal Highnesses. The company
ekAn to arrive at right o'clot k, and continued
;;IF a late hour. The Assembly was compiled of
'e Nob city and Gentry of Tunbridge Wells, and
attic. on purpose from the nrigishostrinr
74tering places, Hastings,. East Bourne,
‘°o, &c.

RIDE, ISLE OF WIGHT—Sur. C.
xrectation was raised yesterday afternoon
4hont three o'clock, al the intended honour of
from the PatNca REGENT, by hearing a an-
tqtef't•oinPortsoloar, h. It prov-tl, however, not
obe a royal 'Matt' hitt one to cottsegoence of
: Ile Port Aritniral, Si, E.TRoatzsoaouGu. hoist-
hK his flag as It, MELVILLE, the
~irst Lord of the Admiralty, %%ha accompanied
The -ships in the port all manor.'
heir yard 4, Khich attr toed .a
number of water
Ptrties Yesterday, about to dye o'clock, Sir E.
'4oRNBoßnecti, accompanied by his Lady, hit.
11411 th(,,Capt am, and her Ladyship's sister,lantled
ire in the ship's barge, with twelve rowers, who
the Admis.,rc ti !like most xrellent, slow,
tid distinct tune. %%huh was heart at a consider-
41e distance The party- remained here about
inn hours, Hod then proceeded on board the Ad.
Nrai's tender, wile!, sailed for Portsmouth with.
very stnall breeze She arrived at'Spithead jos!,
43 the Royal Sovereign yacht battled op Lei.
and wAs getting under sail to tite eat..., ay
yyoyed by the ,loconstant friote. The I;,oyd.
vela WHS surrounded at the time nt tier Nadu,.
Ye nontorr of boat•, o h pieties trout this an
Miler klaccs, as alit has been tor several ciays vast

ORibi NA i'Otfrit

ESSENCE OF :TRAVELLING ;

fiuP TO THE t1,80k4714 IN GREECE.

•
• • Let me lift the.stillin so fret
;To the lovely Herldre!----
If I had thee in my liqram,
How Ive'd celebrate the /Miran, :
For in both I'm sick as any
Turk of keepina. Plzantqurni.
Visit, ere the Close of day, • .
The .dhans. of my full S.Tai; • •• ,
And let our nightly pleasures vary
With the changers of Piiiiigari!
Come, and hear thy Lover say,
Dear one, Na bap scrub ;
While the evening nreetes.cool et
.ett i,,;; sun with V:rlcrrttlit ;
dud the stars tit t
To give my fair their Schebgerag.

Tlien let thy duteous Serf presume
To titter ..sa:uot riteihount;
Or, ;f incorrect I
.ant,
earl it ,4tfiboim ,crtillm.
Thou wilt find me in a nook,
Snugly smoking my Chitwarque,'
With Alitagrahre and ilbtrizehnieke.
Come then, Beauty's Laultor,
1 will be thy Tc&erubir.
Nay—sweet on a—faiwn,pot on me so!
I was not born in .E the :
And, though the Pa ha logics so grimi
He is not yet a Mosselina ;
Nor yet can thy stern Father brag a
Place of fl'aiwod, or of riga.
Vainly his triple tails of horsehair
IVoidd seek to terrify a f'orsair,
Or with their curly crispness lour
Oa the firm courage of a Ciiaour.

Come then ; and for thee I have set
A flowing Goblet of Slieridet-:.
And time while drinking mavest employ, 0,
One hand to string thy Coon/Jaw-0;
Or. if thy thought still troubled be,
To turn the text of thy Koorsee.

Ah frown not ! —for that gathering gloom
Is worse to we than the Sinvicon ;
And, if too high my hopes hare gone,
Law at thy feet I cry—. Imrtun !
One smile will make thy brow as clear as
Iran's silk, or rose of Sheeraz.
Arottie thee, maid of Frangucstart!
Arouse thee from thine Ottoman;
And with thy toilet lie not slack
On with thy Caftan and Calpoc:—
And.pour profuse the ,eliar-Aral
On those bright tresses of Senbut !
I pray to thee, with sow sincere
As e'er was offered by Fakeer;
And Intro to do thee greater service,
By day and night, than any Derrisc.
Wilt thou not come ?—Despite of &hied,
I'll join thee in my light Crtique;
And warmly wrapt in my Cepote,
Just like a wandering Candiote,
Or like a sly Tiotariote,
Or like—what else ?—a
Soon at thy lattice th.in shalt see
The,zze4st of thy young Gation,,Tec :
And soon, to tell the speeding hour,
Thine ear shall list my deep Tambour.
Lo!--1 have brought, to aid my plan,
Idv drqueba.is and iitnghtui;
And th-• kind Chia or bade the take,
Slung on my shoulders, my Tophaike;
While, trea,ured here from time of tired,
The foe may dread my blunt Jchrecd.
Lists my love, where duly-set
Upon tie lofty Iliineriet,
Tanis, or Tripoli, or Fez in,
Yon ..unnnons speaks the loud ifurazin :
For so. it seems, 'he Man was hid
Br our grand Sultan Ginnssekid,

Whose sovereign word obeyed must be
By every faith( I (Is ma uric :
Ile heals it from the holy Alk.sinc,
And an Avers in the light ClatAti.
It waked toe from my wearied pillow,
And ma ie the start, :nal cry lavatilla !
Est nigh; was a carious dreamer:--
• At fir%t I thought myself an Lurie;
'- And then—good lack !—u sweet. LW-64
And thee, my fair Sultana. Gul.
. Alt! were such vision true, I trow,
I would not change with Bey 0;; Thu!
For thoit'vt to me so wonderous dear, t
Pieter thee to the prettiest Peri;
And take thy beauty fur thy dowry,
Sooner titan illosknes richest Howl..
Fair Haider, with thee I want
To swim o'er the broad Hciitspont ;
Or. shoot the ft:dicks:nue Gazelles
Along the rippling Dardanelles.
Nfy jennet Barb, if thou ealfst rein Mtn,'
Rill heat thee from this country PayiTinr,
And bring his beauteous bttrtheu free,
To the blest Land of nantaelfe.
Fleet are his steps; he Travels quick;
And there I hold a Paultaliek.
What!—lnok'st thou on me so severe,
Like Deli bate or Ca.oyer
Nay thro....my luckless fate I scan—
Thy silence is my deal I) iirman.
Come, welcome Death, my woes dispel!
-I give my soul to Azriet,
,And send its spirit hence, to howl
With .Ifrit ficive and furious Gaul;
Al/umpire, round the world to take a
Heart-sucking trip with Varrioulacke,
Or deep in blood My lips to soak, as
The red repasts of Brokolokas.
Still, as this tortured frame growl weaker
'Death Afonk;ra mace and seyt he of Ekirj
I'll travel down to dwell for aye
. With Eblis and with Zatanai.
Ah! no—'twoold ou her feelings jar,
To see me stretched in my S?fmar.
The fiends would pound me to a jelly:—
Better it is to go to Belle,
Than up to in): pool neck to wade in
'fire rivers of Jarred el Afflin,
And hear my fair one sing so dully
The music sad of her
A better journey 'tis to roll
Witte f ,ur in hand to Istantkil.
Does llaidee understand rue ?—No
Zurq p crac wycorw.
Thought have sueh a foreign knack
Of making verses 11,4niac,
I never could find Priest or Late,
To Comprehend my rhymes nonfat..

DOZEY DUMPS.

*,,! We hope.that this lively effusion of DOZEY Dustvs
will induce our Travellers in Grevce no longer to ireer/ard
their productions with unintelligible Tur!iish words, and Iv,
doubt not that TireQUARTSULY REVIEW will prevent Lady
AlouniN froth doing the same with a jargon of French ;ma
English terms, in her future works, if indeed she ever again
should venture upon publication.

The Duke of MARLBOROUGH'S public dinner.
at Blenheim are attended by all the rank and
loshlott for tntles round Woodstook, and nothiog
ran ex, (, d the Nottle !lost and Hostess's polite
and hospitable attention to the": numerous and
distinguised visitant•.

_ .
PH Enos/Brim"— Oa Monday evening, About
eight o'clock, a ball of fire %vas sern tram ltich-
n►9noi, to move in t ,kv from month to west. It
'Appeared of very considerable size, and seemed
titrning, as it sent bath sparkles Wilith issued from
'op. It *loved slowly, anti alter stopping in
it, filit!tiliy career, it re-ascended gradually, and
at least! disappeared aumis tLc cluude.