The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-06 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

Colonel Nicoll, Mr:. nudge Captain Itussell
and family, Nlr. Meth t 4 0 i)orne's' Hotel, from the East
Indies; Nlrs. Itie!ietts tend f i,nily, from India; Lord Graves,
front Devonshire t Mr. and MI S. froin*mthanipton,
at Warue ond Weighall's Hotel, Conduit-street ;,Sit tViltiam
Geary, Bart. at Vi'arren's Hotel; C"aptain• Charles Sham-
burgh, R.N. at Fentun's Hotel ; Captain FretleriAt- Sham-
burgh, R.N. at ditto; the ,Rev, Dr: Cookson, at ditto; Co-
lonel Vansittart, at ditto. •

Colonel Doveton, from the gait, Indies, to bis house in
Upper Berkeley-street.

DLIPARTURES.

,The Earl and Countess of Farnham and Family, tram tbeir
Irousp ht.Portman-square, for Ireland ; the Prime Esterhazy,
on'a tour to Portsmouth, &o. his Highness returns by way
of Oxford ; the Earl and Countess r.rey, and Family, from
Grosvenor-square to Howlett, Northumberland ; General
Lumley, from Albermarle-street., to Worksop Manor, in Not-
tinghamshire; Hon. :qrs. Murray, from Alhemarle-street,
to Ciinterlntry ; 1 and Countess of Craven', non; a tom., to
"Newbury ; Countess of Warwick foe Rxa:lianiptort ; the Hon.
Penn Curzon, from his grandtsthot's Lower Grosve-
nor-street, on a three years' continental tour; Earl anti Coun-
tess of Sefton, aticlt lie Ladies. Molineox, for.P;pis; Countess
of 'Waterpark, on ,
a tour; Lor.i'Viscvont C;awley, for the
seat of the Earl of Onslow, at.Clardon Hall, near Guildford;
Colonel for tullymort :Lodge, BallyMena, in Ire-
land ; Captain Bowles, fur Packpurst, near Dorlting. in Sur-
rey; Lady Coethurne, fur Bushy, near ‘Vatfiqd ; Captain and
'Mrs. Knight, for 'altash, in Deionshire; fir, (";eorge Shiff-
net', M. P. for Coontbellaee, near, Lerres, in , Sit"" ; Sir
George Bowyer, Bart; for Rutiley, 'near AbingdOn, i i Berk-
shire; Lord Bishop of Ely, for the palate at Ely: Earl of
Thanet, from Canterbttry, to Ilothfield, in Kent; Mr. nail
!Mrs, ,Greenwood, from -Baker-street, for Brookwood-Park,
Hants; the Earl of Malmshury, for Hants; Sir William
Cockburn, for Bath.

BATE! nRIVA Ls.—Duke of Croydon, Sir
.W, Roberts; Lady
E.Treneliar(l, Lient.-Gen. Horner, L:iut.-Col..
and Mrs. Jones, Col. Polley, Major liairieq,

PARISIAN GOSSIP.

PAR is, JULY 1 .---Thelitit IBC L'l4:lqpinnigorto
commands nue of she te,ions or the National
Guard, bating, crossed the drums so be heat every
evening at six o'crock, its a roll-call, thereby
creating much confnsion, .Marshal Outlitost wrote
to him, to ask the serlSoll of such an order. The
count returned no answer. "l'he Marshal sent an
Airle.de-Carnp.: Ilse Count refloted to see hint.
Ors which the Marshal ordered his Cook to write
the following Letter
tilimssenst LC Costre.--4 am-ordered by my master,
Marshal oudinot, to btform you, that-he did you the honour
to write yens a letter respecting your strange conduct, and
afterwards he sent Isis Aide-de-Crimp without any tsetW
effect. He has-therefore commanded use to order yon to de-
sist from creating disorder, as you are in the habit of doings
or he will charge: me tsith another command.

" I hare the honnur to het Monsieur to Comte,
" Chef de la Cuisine tie 'lnttßeigneur
"Le Mstreehal Oudinot."
_

The Count felt so much humiliated by this let,
ter, and so sensible of his misconduct, that be
instantly went person to the Marshal's house
to make his excuse ; hat he-refused to see him,
and when he saluted him the other (lay in the So-
loon of Audience, the Marshal turned his back
upon him before the whole Court.:-.,-(Morning
Paper.),

Mr. KEAN has played Richard Sir Giles
Overreach, ilanzlet, and Othello, with gitkit suc-
cess at Mull

A large perfect piece pf gold coin of King
HaNay the Vlllth, with an ancient ship on one
side, and Sr. GRORGE and the Dragon (m the re.
verse, has beets found in a held near Gravesend
by a school-boy, whose waster passed it away to
a butcher,/and be again to a Geutictuau.

11-1-14
L.) L.) 11 1.14....C4 V 11.Z4 I V

(No. cXXXI.)

The SACRIFICE of ISABEL, u Poem, by Elm Ann Quiz...
LINA N,
" Love leads the Sviii to desperate undertakings,"
pp. 41; Longman, liaisti Itees, Orme, find Brown,
Piiteruoster,row.

Li a Tonne!. Reviev eve did j'Ustlee 'to Ole poeti-
cal:talents of Captain QUILCINAN, as displayed in
Mon'ihetritir ; -and we rejoice to see that Ont.
uion, confirmed by the 'yoke of the public, has
encouraged this Geritlernm again to appear before
us in' tle garb °fin Author.

The Suer* e of Isabel must establish the faVour-
able hnpression already entertained. The story is
and'affeeting, like the fine episode of a
heroic poem. It boasts. of numerous beauties in
composition, and is managed with skill to keep
alive to the last the interest excited by the more
ravelled implication of incident iii the early parts.
TheiollOwing is