The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-17 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

•Thti Doke of Bedford left town yesterday, for his seat WO-
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bum Abbey, Bedfordshire.
The Duchess of Buceleugh-and family have left their house,
in Privy-gardeni, for their seat in Surrey.
The Earl and Countess of Pembroke and faMily have left
their house, In Privy-gardens, for their seat, Wilton House,
Wilts.
The Earl and Countess of Cassilles and family have left
their house; in Privy-gardens, for their seat in Scotland.
The Earl and Countess of Ashbornham- and family left
their house, in Doverstreeti on Saturday, for their seat iii
unex, for the season.. -

Colonel and Mrs. Cooper heft the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-
street vesterday' for their seat in Kent.

.
• The Earl of ffnchsavage arrived on Saturday, at Cholmon-
deley Honse, Piccadilly, froar Hants.
L*.ly PiMinton:and filthily have left the Waterloo Hotel,
Jertnyn-street, fur the- Centinetit.', • •

Yesterday Sir WILLIAM SCOTT gave a grand
entertainment to . Lord GItANVILLE SOMERSET,
Mr.. JEKYL, Mr..CANNING, and a select party at
his house in Grafton-street.

. The Duchess of BEDFORD. opened her new re
sidence James's-Squara on Saturday even-
to, the: hit ton,.. with a splendid .assembly.
The elegant Suite . of apartments in the drawing,
roopi floor .were,inost magnificently illuminated.
The refreshments consisted of every delicacy of
the season, with fruits of the rarest description,
.and the ehoiCest wines, &c. The company began
to arrive about eleven o'clock ; by one there were
present nearly--300..persons of first rank, dis-
tiuction, and fashion.
CHARLES EMAIERSON, Esq. Mayor of the, town
and, pOrt of Sandwich, GEORGE NOAKEi, Esq.
and JOSEPH STEWART, Esq. are chosen three of
tbetßarons of the Cinque Ports, who are to.sup-
port the canopy over the KING at the ensuing
Coronation.

ENGLISH. BULL.—W 6 frequently admire and.
-la.ugh at-the bulls of our neighbours of Erin ; but
the :following bull in the Bank Note Act, passed
by.. the Commons of England, canals any of
those of our sister Island, Viz. ". That the signa-
tures of
.the persons employed to sign the notes,
shall-be impressed by machinery." '
soon after Hunt's arrival at
..Il6hester gaol,
some of his .radical friends in the west, conceiv-
ing his energies of body to want recruiting,
raised by subscription sufficient funds to pur-
chase a turbot, which they, sent to the orator in
all due fori-rtality ! This acceptable present was,
:most gradously received and acknowledged by
a le4er under his own hand this week-!—(p/N_
mouth Telegraph, July 15.)
We understand that KEAN'S engagemeat at
our Theatre will immediately -succeed Mr.
You No's. . We shall therefore have an opportu-
nity of witnessing. his exertions in King Lear,
which for twenty-seven successive nights crowd-
ed old Drury-Lane last season. This will be
Mr. KEAN's last appearance here, previous to his
return froth America.---(Edinbargh Courant,
Jal,y. 13.)

Colonel 'BEntcr.LEY and his amatetir Theatrical
Corps performed the comedy of the 11eir at Law,
on Saturday evening last, at the Cheltenham
Theatre, to an audience that filled the House
completely in every part. The Colonel was par-
ticularly happy in Dick Dowlas, and the other
cbaracters.were ably sustained.
•About forty stone coffins were lately disco,
vered in making the new road, between London
and Holyhead, at Dol Trehethaw, in Wales. it
is remarkable that-there ' is, no knowledge 'or
iaprhe inscriptions, but
h d.
ere
trace of any Church or religious
.house ever hay,
ing:stood Within some miles of , the spot. On
some
iolafvetilite(;tcyoeflitnbset.n deciphered.
SLTIIDE.—Friday night a yoking lady was seen
te
going along the, bank of the City Canal, near
'lslington, evidently in a state of phremsy. She
often looked into the water) and at length,plunp,--
et' in, having first placed her aiawl and bonnet
upon the bank. Some .gentlemen who watched,
her motions, instantly repaired to the act rind
gat her out, but ncrt in time to save her life. The'
body was carried to the workhouse, where it:now
lies to be owilah