The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-14 00:00:00

REGISTER, OF FASHION.

a._llrPlateuaEs.—The Earl and Countess of Coventry and
Ors to Croombe Worcestershire; Hun. George Aar
"'ills M.P. from the 'Duke of Devonshire's, Chiswick, to the
al•I of Essex's Cashiobury; the Duke of Athol and family,
;
Scotland the Duke and Duchess of Richmond for Mal-
(lssex; Lord Abingdon, fur his seat near Oxford; the
„„4"Iklls of Tavistock, for Oakley House, Bedfordshire; Vis-
IV !t Barnard, on a tour; Lady Hunluke and family, fur
A7l; the Earl of Egremont, for Petworth, Sussex; the
Ishelttsiibup of Canterbury, for Addington Park; Right Hon.
o Lina• Grenville, for Dropmore Lodge ; the Marquis and
gr
stlionitss of Lansdown and family, for Buwood Park; Lord
oaLnaddy Dacre, for Gloucestershire ; Lord Napier, for
tr,4„ R,lttv.sts.—Lord and Lady G. H. Cavendish and family,
fai,::',ollltun,place, Eastbourne; Mr. and Mrs. Fairfax and
Y, at Hodgson's Hotel, from their seat in yot kikire.
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, Nov. IS, 1820.
3tto , :
DERBY.
8 Ikgst Gustavus IlBto I agst Parasol
i'agst Truitt I 20 to I agst Moral.

OAKS.
110 to 1 agst Breeze.
SAINT LEGER.
2to I agst Jack Spiggot Jl6to 1 azs‘MY Lady.

0 to 1 egst My Lady

Silly NEWS.

Nov. 13.—Arrived and sailed for th'e River the itar-
-4;:t6 Allen, for Bengal; and Loyal Briton, Penitrop, for
so
eb.". The Catharine Green, Mars,. and Bromley, have
iiie'm°,,taktri ' I the remainder will get away as soon as the ebb
JALtions:rtt Nov. 11.—Arrived the Hopesanchor, Pans,
L ung Sound ; and Whitehall, Crable, from Liverpool,
Michad's. Arrived oir the port the Vaislands
;tn. Vein, from Liverpool, fur Harlingen.
gp:lrtaNcr., Nov. I.—Arrived the Avantura, Souther, from
R be*, for Aalborg, with her rudder damaged. Arrived
„jhe poit yesterday the John Barry, Ellerby, from Cal.
--"a• last from the Cape of Good Hope.

,‘LEon.—We feel sincere regret in an-
ti the death of this Gentleman, who was
r:eld in the highest respect and regard by a very
lalnerous train of friends and connexions. This
!,,,„'hincholy event occurred ou the Bth instant.
VI accompanied Lord AiiiIIERST, in the last
,witubessy to China, aeid has gratified the world
trlth au ac
~yfulcount of that Embassy, and the uls-
gbl attending the return of his Lord-
of I'l, 48 well as a most interesting description
trk_trit inhabitants of the Loo-Cuoo Islands.
t,;7 work is characterized by that strict regard
IZruth, and that simple and impressive energy
1;24 might be expected from the Author. Ile
ftfterwards appointed Surgeon of the Sove-
fe:ell, yacht. His character was distinguished
(I,,:fLanyalty, manly spirit, good humour, and in-
L'tigable zeal in whatever might promote the
-.Joe
r of his country, and the benefit of man-
na.
AkieS STEPHENS was last week on a visit at the
41411 bishop of YORK'S Palace of Bishopthorpe,
%;411 present at the Concert given in that city
ednesday, as one of the auditors.
VANDENnorr was to take his leave of the
Co audience last night in the character of
le: anus, after which he was immediately to
core that port to commence his engagement at
jr. Theatre.
froutl"• Limy is shortly expected in Edinburgh
eo I-iondon, on his way to fulfil several northern
thegagements, and we understand will perform
ore fora few nights.
bili::l.ltesday the finest and largest frigate ever
*4'141 England, the Southampton, of 60 guns,
thi::tunehed at Deptford. The tonnage of this
typ'Le 476 tons ; the breadth of the beam is only
8 'nehes less than that of a 74 gun ship.
117..1121G, BANKS.—By the Act of the Ist Geo.
ful CP. 83, it is enacted, " That it shall be law- ,
or °r the trustees of any charitable institution
se4cietY in England, from time to time, to sub-
thr2 the whole or any part of their funds,
their treasurer, steward, or other officer,
the the funds of any saving bank, provided that
ahnitinajority of the trustees of such saving bank ,
hoi signify their consent to receiving the same."
is exil.`-os mrrE, the celebrated French conjuror,
'with .Inting in Paris two musical prodigies, who,
the Wieir hands muffled, perform concertos on
cilikpia°l_l°,. in a style of brilliant execution seldom
‘lfby performers who enjoy the free use
Th,; lingers.
140 ft public are cautioned (females in particn.
ciressegainst Purchasing foreign wrought silk for
tett thl) ma rid French kid gloves ; the former sub-
iuttn,e,-- to a penalty of 1001. for each piece or
4 Penal; t°und in their possession, and the latter to
almost F of 2001. which will be enforced with the
lutwk rigour on conviction. The miscreants who
a'ut these prohibited articles, to the great
rY of
leave °ur own superior manufactures, often
to
oh ormati___
against their customers, in order
15 gkr°
th amount of penalties, and to which,
Act of e
j" i'arliament, they are entitled.
4110„,,h)" CIRCUMSTANCEr—A daring set of
th '", on Saturday night, went to several houses
6 uei
411 ed ghbourhood of Brunswick-square, and
atted " light up," which was immediately
,three' t°; but the villains would not quit, and
,41tehIlled to break the windows unless the
l'aittg-d'owilldows were also lighted up. On this
f Ile) they would not leave until their de-
epie°:tu°n_ey was satisfied, on which they left
n the "' We understand some of the party
etAstoct Pursuit of this plan were taken into