The Sun.
London, England, 1820-02-29 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

FALMOUTH, FEB• 2G.—Arrived the Margaret, Glen, .from
Patross, in:so days.—Sailed the Duke of York packet, with.
mails for Lisbon and the Islands.—The sloop Aid, West, put
into Helloed, in distress, having been blown out of St. Mi-
chael's the I tth ult. with loss of anchors asoj cables. and only
a part of her cargo on board, which is damaged. The crew
were greatly fatigued, and were supplied with water and pro-
visions on the edge of the Channel by the Agnes;Leary, from
Liverpool to Jamaica.
RAMSGATE, FEB. 211.—An anchor, iron stock, weighing
about 41 cwt., with about 70 fathoms of nine-inch cable, has
been picked up and brought in here—supposed to belong to
the Nancy, Liston, of Chichester.

MILFORD, Fels. 26.—The Bounty Hall, Roberts, from
Bengal and Llauelly, was brought in here by the Milford
Pilots—very leaky; she had been at anchor outside of this
harbour since the evening of the 24th inst.

REGISTER OF FASHION.
FdIAHIONABLF: PARTIES.
The Earl of Harrington had a select party to dinner yes-
terday, at his house in Stable-yard, St. dames's.
The Dowager Countess of Essex had a card party yes!-erday
evening. at house in Curzon-street, May-fair.
Lady Castlereagh entertained a large party of fas-hionableS
yesterday evening at her house in St. James's-square.
FASHIONARLE MOVEMENTS.
Thr Earl of Cnottown has left, Privy-gardens; for his seat,
Courtown, County of Wexford, Ireland.
The Earl and Countess of Coventry left town on Saturday,
for their seat; Crome, neat. Upton, Worcestershire.
Lord Deerhurst left the Pulteuey Hotel, Piccadilly, ontSal
turday, for Worcestershire.
Lord Clifton left town yesterday for Canterbury.
Lord Crewe arrived yesterday at his house in Lower. Gro-
svenor-street, from his seat, Crewe ,F !all , Cheshire.
• The Right Hon. Thomas Wallace has left tuwwfor Wey-
mouth. .

ENGLISH OPERA House.—Mr. NlATuews last
night opened a new Budget ot ,Whim, Wit, Hu-
mour, and Character. The whole -cotsisted of
Songs, Imitations, Tales, Incidents, ludicrous
descriptions and Narratives, which might be
deemed an incredible exertion of an individual
Performer; There were no staie repeitions, but a
cast abundance of original matter, various and
rich in Composition, and most admirably brouglit
into action. The entertainment altogether folly
equalled, we may indeed say it exceeded his
two former miscellanies of the same kind,
and by the unanimous and very heart); op-
pfause which it received from a crolvded audience,
it promises to be equally attractive and prosperous.

Naw ARGYLL Rooart4.—These Rooms, which
have been raised by a .hod of the most distin-
guished Musical Performers in the cotintry, were
opened for the first time last night,, with a Grand
Concert of Vocal and Instrurriewai Mosi..:7. The
Concert Room seems to br tore of time very best
'in the Metropolis for sound. Every thing was
heard with the utmost correctness. It is well
formed in point of architectural .preporion.
It ,is 'lofty and spaciOns. The decorations
are simple, but we understand that gre;ter, air
tendon to ornamental elegance is intend-
ed. Time svhole snit of Rooms are well adapted
foe convenience, refreshment, change of air, &c.
&c. during time intervals of the Performances.—
The Orchestra. was filled with a nemeroos
Band of first-rate instrumental Performers,
and the selection was. as judicious as 'sight
be expected under the skilful and experienced
Conductors of the Institntion. AIRA'HAM,
VAUGHAN( WELCH, 'HAWEs, SALE, M;s,
MON, Miss STEPHENS, Miss MAYES, and .Sig-
Jmora-CORRI, constituted the Vocal Band. We
have not room to particularize the performance,,
but we must say that the whole .was an admir-
able treat, anti promises a new and valuable
soiirce of rational and refined amusement for the
Metropolis, calculated at once to gratify the pass-
ing hour, and eminently to contribute to the im-
provement of public taste. l'i'e observed Niatbito
nana among the auditors aunt the appearance
of this celebrated ornament of the ntu,ical
excited general attention. If her voice should. be
as little altered by time as her exterior, she will
be a prodigy in taste, science, and expression

The it is said, will leave town in a few
days for the Qttectt's•Lodge, at Windsor, for the
change of Air, and a suit of rooms are fitting up
there for bia M AJESTVS reception.