The Sun.
London, England, 1830-04-21 00:00:00

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WINDSOR, APRIL 20.—This morning Sir
HENRY HALEORD, who has been in attendance on his
MaJxsrv, left the Castle for town—it is said that Sir H.
Ha ',roan announced that his MAJESTY was much better.
It is expected that Sir HENRY will return to the Castle
again this evening. This day, at half-past twelve o'clock,
her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gtovensritn arrived
at the Castle to see his MAJESTY, and inquire into the
state of his health, with whom her Royal Highness re-
mained in converse until three o'clock, and after partaking
of some refreshment left the Castle, at half-past three, on
her return to town, This morning her Royal Highness
was met at Hounslow by a party of his Majesty's servants,
with a Royal travelling carriage and a set of road-horses,
by which her Royal Highness was conveyed to the Castle,
and returned by the same conveyance to Hounslow, where
her Royal Highness's carriage and servants were in atten-
dance to convey her to town.

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.—On Tuesday,
the 20th instant, at St. George's, Hanover-square, by his
Grace the Archbishop of YORE, and previously, accord-
ing to the rites of the Roman Catholic Church, by the
Right Rev. Dr. BRAMSTON, V.A., HENRY PETRI?, of
Dunken Hall, Esq., son of the late Honourable Geoston
PETRE, to ADELA, daughter of HENRY Howann, of
Corby Castle, Esq. There were present at the ceremony
his Grace the Duke of NORFOLK, the Earl and Countess
of CARLISLE, SURREY, WICKLOW, AMHERST, Lady
ANN and Miss VERNON, Lord and Lady Prrns, Lord
CUTFOKD, Lord and Lady Howntx, Lord WALLACE;
Mr. and Lad♦ BLANCHE CAVENDISH, Hon. Mrs. and
Misses EsrtN;ssx, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES PETRI,
Hon. Mr. and Mrs. PHILIP STOURTON, Sir HENRI'
Virzan, besides other members and connexions of the fa-
milies of HOWA an and Pltraa. A dejsune was afterwards
given by Mr. and Mrs. Hovrann, in Brook-street.

LORD BYRON IN ITALY.—The long and
curious paper on this subject in the Court Journal of Sa-
turday, and which is calculated to excite such extraordinary
interest at this particular moment, appears to be the " p.r-
tonal narrative" of a lady who made a pilgrimage to Italy
on purpose to seek an interview with Lord Byaorr. It
relates the romantic manner iu which her acquaintance
with him first commenced—gives an account, in his own
words, of the objects and contents of his (suppressed)
"confessions" and his motives and feelings in entrusting
them to the keeping of Mr. Moonx—and finally his de-
scription of the numerous letters which he wrote (hut
never sent) to Lady Tirnon, after their separation.

At a meeting of the Society of the Friends
of Ireland, held on Saturday last in the Parliamentary In-
telligence Office, Dublin, Mr. O'CONNILL spoke with
much animation and at great length against the new
Stamp Duties, as regarded Ireland ; he also adrocated a
repeal of the Union, in which he was warmly supported
by Mr. LAWLESS. Mr. STZELE (who was in the chair),
entered into an elaborate defence of Mr. Sum, for his
conduct at the late Waterford Election,