The Sun.
London, England, 1837-03-25 00:00:00

WINDSOR-FRIDAY,

Yesterday the King, accompanied by Lady Falkland, took a
carnage drive in the direction of Colnbrook.
This morning their Majesties and Royal suite attended di-
vine service in the private chapel of the Castle. Prayers
were read by the Dean of Hereford, the communion service by
the Bishop of Worcester, the epistle and creed by the Rev. J.
R. Wood, and the sermon was preached by the Bishop of
Worcester • and his Lordship, assisted by the Dean of Here-
ford, administered the holy sacrament to their Majesties and the
Court.
This afternoon his Majesty took a short drive in the Park,
accompanied by Mademoiselle D'Este.
The Queea has not left the Castle.
Yesterday the Bishop of Worcester, the Dean of Hereford,
Sir Brooke Taylor, and Mademoiselle D'Este arrived at the
Castle.
The Duke of Dorset left for town this morning.
The Royal dinner party of yesterday included the follow-
ing :-...

Lord and Lady Falkland, Lord and Lady Barrington, the
Duke of Dorset ; the Bishop of Worcester, the Dean of Here-
ford, Sir Brooke Taylor, Mademoiselle D'Este, Sir Herbert
and Lady Taylor, Miss Disbrowe, Miss ilon, Sir Har
Neale, General Sir Charles Thornton, MisWss Gore, Mr. Da-
ry
vies, General Bowater, Capt. Curzon, the Rev. Mr. Wood,
and Mrs. Hudson.
His Majesty will not go to town next week.

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DEPARTURES.

The Earl and Countess of Sefton and family for their seat,
Stoke Farm, Bucks ; Sir Charles and Lady Grey and family,
from the St. George's Hotel, for the Continent; Colonel and
Lady Alice Peel, from Fenton's Hotel, for their seat in Nor-
folk ; Mr. and Lady Charlotte Guest, from ditto, for their
Beat in Wales ; Edward Parrott, Esq., from ditto, for Chi-
chester ; Sir Edward Scott, M. P., from ditto, for Birming-
ham ; the Right Hon. Frederick Shaw, from Symmons's
Hotel, for Dublin ; F. Campbell,' Esq., from Raggett's
Hotel, for Portsmouth.

ARRIVALS.
The Earl of Arran at Batt's Hotel ; the Hon. Captain
Gore at ditto; Mr. and Mrs. French, at ditto, from their seat
in Sussex ; Edward Lucas, Esq., M. P., and Mrs. Lucas, at
litto, from Leamington ; Mr. and Mrs. Hilyard, at ditto,
*rom Brighton; Mrs. Butler and family, at the Pulteney
Hotel, from a tour ; Captain Hunt, at the Albion Hotel,
rom Sussex; J. M'Kerdy, Esq., at ditto, from the Conti-
lent ; Capt. Moore, at Raggett's Hotel, from Brighton.

The King will give a grand dinner to the members
►f the Jockey Club, on the third week in April, and on the
!4th of May their Majesties will give the first state ball for the
eason.

The Earl and Countess of Jersey will leave Berkeley-
pare on Monday on a visit to their Majesties at Windsor
castle, where a distinguished circle, chiefly appertaining to the
court will pass the Easter holidays. The Noble Earl has
,een slightly indisposed with an attack of the gout during the
sat few days.
The Earl of Ossory has left Kilkenny Castle, to
leet the Marquis and Marchioness of Ormonde, at Rome.
Lord Forester left Charles-street, Berkeley-square,
Belgrave Castle, where the Duke of Rutland will enter-
kin a numerous party of the leading Members of the Melton
font, during Claxton races.
The Marchioness of Londonderry has been seized
Pith an illness, which obliges her and the Marquis to prolong
leir stay at Berlin. She is attended by the celebrated phy-
elan and Privy Councillor Von Graeffe.
Earl O'Neill has arrived at Shanes Castle, Antrim,
'am Leamington, where the Noble Earl spent several days
ist week, in consequence of the vast assemblage of sporting
Isaracters present at the grand steeple chase.
The Earl of Fortescue, who has just completed his
ttli year, is at Castle Hill, near Exeter, where Viscount
brington and several other members of the Fortescue family
.e expected to assemble in a few eays. The venerable Earl
id his Countess are in excellent health, and attended Divine
trice on his natal day, last Sunday week.
The Earl and Countess Romney will give a grand
'le at their seat, Mote Park, in Kent, in the beginning of
153% The Duke of Wellington, Marquis Camden, Earl Am-
s-st, Viscount Holmesdale, Earl and Countess of Brecknock,
,ord Marsham, Earl and Countess of Stanhope, Earl and
ountess of Winchilsea, Lord Hill, and several other distin-
sighed noblemen and gentlemen are invited.
The Duke of Devonshire, who intended to visit
hatsworth during the recess, in consequence of the prevail-
g cold weather has given up all intention to visit that msg-
fieent mansion.
The IVlarquis Conyngham, who is carrying on ex-
nsive alterations and improvements at his fine domaine,
lane Castle, in Ireland, has given orders to several poplin
anufacturers in Dublin, for a great quantity of furniture tab-
net for the fitting up of the above splendid Castle.
The Countess Dowager of Cork has arrived in
arlington-street, after a series of visits in various parts of the
ngdom. The Hon. General Moncton, who is nephew to her
sdyship, has arrived in town to attend the levee, on promo-
qt. and is staying at Lady Cork's residence.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Abercorn have
rived in Dublin, en route to Bentley Priory, where they are
•peeted in a few days. The Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Claude
ansilton, Sir G. B. Hamilton, Duke and Duchess of Bedford,
sl a select circle, are to pass the recess at that delightful seat.
Count Maurice Dietrichstein, formerly an attache
Prince Esterbazy's mission, is expected to succeed the
ince of Schoenberg, as resident Minister at Stutgardt, the
ince being about to receive, it is said, a higher diplomatic
pointment.
Admiral Sir Robert Otway, port Admiral, is staying
the Royal Hotel, Banks Town, Sheerness, while his offici, •
sidenceis undergoing repair.
Lord Melbourne is expected to leave town on Mon-
Y, on a visit to the Earl and Countess Cowper, at Pan.
'ger, Herts.
Lord and Lady Frances Egerton have left Bridge-
tter House for Oatlands, Surrey. Lady Cole and her ami-
ie daughter are on a visit to his Lordship.
The Bishop of Rochester, accompanied by Lady
'rah Murray, has arrived at the Deanery, College Green
)111 Bromley Palace, in Kent.
The venerable Count Romanzolf, accompanied by
nephew, General Divoff, will leave Mivart's Hotel shortly,
a tour of the manufacturing districts 'of Great Britain and
eland.
Lady Sophia Marsham, the eldest daughter of the
all of Romney, is shortly to be married to Peter Hoare,
N., one of the partners in the great banking-house in Lon-
and cousin to the Mr. Hoare who was recently united to
'Other daughter of the Noble Earl's.—Kentish Observer.
Mr. Adrian Hope gave an elegant dinner in Carl-
4-gardens on Thursday evening.
Captain Fremantle had a dinner party in Hanover-
ute On Thursday last.
Mr. Lawrence gave a grand dinner in Whitehall-
'ton Thursday.
au,
'qrs. Carter had a card-party in Brook-street on suA ay evening.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and
e
Princess Victoria attended divine service yesterday morn-
'at the chapel in Kensington Palace. The Dean of Ches-
r.pd the Rev. Joseph Jackson officiated.
bi':°r(l John Russell left town yesterday for Woburn
eY, Bedfordshire.
4 , Cabinet Council has been summoned for two
4 :.„'elt this day at the Foreign Department.
Several of the Cabinet Ministers will leave town the
Finning of next week on a visit to the Duke of Bedford at
°bon Abb
esPalehees. were fo'rwarded yesterday from the
're:go Department for the British Ambassador at Madrid.
Mr. Stewart Mackenzie (Governor of Ceylon) had
interview
aursday. with Lord Glenelg at the Colonial-office on
The Lord Advocate of Scotland had an interview
th viscount Melbourne in Downing-street on Thursday.
M. Wallet, the. Belgian Charge d'Affaires, tran-
eted business yesterday at the Foreign-office.
The Duchess of Somerset has sent a handsome
r_a
tion to the Royal Belgrave Lying-in Institution, consti-
''s'einga. her Grace a Life Governess, with permission to place
,r name as a Vice-Patroness to that charity. The Duchess
6;',l.antrose, Lady Louisa Murray, Mrs. Adrian Hope, and
s„ln 111 Leveson Gower Esq., have also recently become
Trill supporters
its
he to funds.
, Rev. Walter Hook, who was elected Vicar of
°°`.'s on Monday, is the eldest son of the late Dean of Wor-
•cter! and nephew of Mr. Theodore Hook, whose junior he is
6r3Y C few years.-
s .
,E. QUEEN OF PORTUGAL.—II private letter,
fretlaseLisbon, March 13, says—" The Queen's pregnancy Lai
d a geiSeral joy here, even among the Ultra-Liberal
ntfin Her ascossfienierit will probably take place in the be-
vse gof August, Per Majesty held a drawing-romp and
as (4sterdaY, and was 1-4s:siring well ; but I regret to say she
te, her ed to be wheeled int,- the state room in a chaise rou-
Lo„ ,t 1 ancles being so much aZacted by the weakness corn-
-11'47 delicate situation, that site is not able to walk, and
risne, be confined for some months to her sofa. The
tarkes attentions to his Royal Consort are generally re-
A and he is in high spirits at the prospect of a successor.
a meeting of the Committee of the Reform As-
,,‘7: Liverpool on Saturday, several persons were pros
i„, eligible successors to Mr. Brancker, who has signified
.husesstion of retiring from the contest at the next election.
2"aitsrity of votes was in favour of Mr. J. E. Denison,
ftr7ens
.representative of South Nottinghamshire.
lass ' statet,! that one of the chief promoters of the
theraeore of our essuntryman, Mr. Boyd, and of Torrijos and
sond '?Paniards decoy.ed from Gibraltar, is at this moment in
1,114 on a.m.ission front Don Carlos.
Proe
_Minister of Finance, wishing to ascertain
'bias fires, of the manufacture sugar from beet-root, has
nree • counts showing the value' pf this indigenous pro-
s p at
alastorie he years 1835 and 1836. The number of ma-
m:l/ ere •ctser.,w°4 is 542, and that of the manufactories being
-gar pr" .9 ; making a total of 581. The quantity of
Nu I.op, !Iced in 1835 was 668,986,762 lbs., and in 1836
a .ems f'770589 lbs. - The value of the raw sugar from the
f 1...._1835 was 30,349,340 franca, and the value of that
• Ws4B 481065,80 b fapere