The Sun.
London, England, 1822-08-27 00:00:00

TO THE KING.

Most Gracious Sovereign,—The Highland Society of Scot-
land,constituted by royal charter,assembled in an Extraordinary
General Meeting, humbly approaches the throne in all its na-
tional warmth of loyalty, with its most sincere congratulations
on your Majesty's presence in this ancient kingdom. The So-
ciety rejoices in the present opportunity of offering its dutiful
homage, afforded by the benignant care of your Majesty in
visiting your Majesty's faithful subjects of Scotland, from which
the Society anticipates the happiest results.
The best energies of this Society have been unremittingly
directed to stimulate the industry of your Majesty's people,
and it is confident that your Majesty's paternal interest in the
welfare of your Majesty's subjects will be gratified by the in-
formation, which it has the satisfaction of laying before your
Majesty, of the advancement of Scotland, in agriculture, ma-
naufactures, and the other objects, which it is the peculiar pur-
pose of this SoCiety's institution to promote and encourage:
The same animated spirit for improvement and the same
pious observance of the moral virtues,. which have so long
distinguished the Scottish nation, remain uninterrupted and are
disseminated in active exercise throughout the kingdom.•
The Highland Society of Scotland,- embraeing a very large
proportion of the rank and property of this part of the United
ingdom, begs leave earnestly to assure your Majesty of the
unalterable loyalty and of the faithful attachment of the Scot-
tish people to your Majesty's sacred Person, and of their pro-
found veneration• for that happy Constit•ution which has ever
proved the safeguard of your Majesty's subjects, as it has
been the bulwark of the British Empire.
Sealed, with the seal of the Society, and signed by the most
Noble William, Marquis of Lothiani one of the Vice-
Presidents in office, in presence and' atdesire of the Meet-
ing.
. :• (Signed)
Edinburgh, August 9, 1822.
To this address his Majesty *as pleased to return the follow-
in
g most G'franous answer :•_.
I thank you for this lo*il luta dutiful address.
It will always be gratifying to me to hear of the success of a
society, which has for its object the encouragement of the agri-
culture and manufacture's of Scotland.

LOTHIAN.

•His Majesty read the atsiiier Ft° the address with his usual
emphatic dignity. The dep4tation was most graciouslyreceiv
ed, and the several meuibers had_ the honour to kiss hands.

LONDON FASMONABLES.

A RRIVAL S.—The Duke of litirfolk, at his house in St.
James's-square, from Arundel Castle; the Earl of Ashburn-
ham, at his house in Dover-street, from his seat in Sussex; the
Earl of Thanet, from the Earl and Countess Sefton's seat,'
Stoke Farm, near Windsor; Sir George Talbot, Bart. and fa-
mily, in New Burlington-street, from Paris; Lord and Lady
de Clifford, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from Mr.
Byng's seat, Wrotham Park; Le Prince Louis Delatreimoille,
at 13runet's Hotel, Leicester-square, from Paris; Lady Ram-
say and family, at Batti's Hotel, from Essex; Charles Pon-
sonby, Esq. at ditto, from Ireland; Hon. Mr. Bertie, at ditto ;
Major and Mrs. Amcotts, at ditto; from Dorsetshire ; Lord
Lisburne, at ditto, from a tour.
DEPART UR E s.—The Earl of Guildford, for his seat, Wrox-
ton Abbey, Oxfordshire ; Lord Ellenborough, for his seat at
Roehampton ; the Earl of Carysfort, for Elton Hill, Hunting-
donshire; Lady Sophia Heatheote, for Fonthill Abbey.; Sir J.
Osborne, Bart. for Chicksands Priory, in Bedfordshire; Sir W.
Bellingham, Bart. for Ireland ; Dowager Lady Campell, fbr
Lyme Regis, Dorsetshire ; Sir Edward Hamilton, Bart. for
Westenham-house, near Brecknock ; Major and Mrs. Stratton,
for the Glyne' in Shropshire ; Earl of Morley, for Saltram, in
' Devonshire • Captain and Mrs. Nesbitt, for Nelson's-crescent,
Ramsgate ; Count d'Orsay from Greillon's Hotel, Albemarle-
street, for Paris; Earl of Clancarty, from Batts's Motel, Dover-
street, for Ireland.

LEAMINGTON, Auo. 25.—0 n Friday morning the Duke
of Grafton, Ladies Louisa and Isabella Fitzroy, and Lord
James Fitzroy, also Lady Caroline Waldegrave, called to leave
their names at the residence of the Duchess ofGlOncester and
the Princess on their arrival in Leamington. Their Royal
Highnesses do not return calls, it not being etiquette, as is
the case with the Nobility and Gentry. Among the last
arrivals are Sir William and Lady; Jerningham, Isady Mon-
crief, Lord and Lady Newport, Sir William, and Lady Welby,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Percy, Mr. Wilton, the Provost of
Trinity College, Dublin, the, Countess. of Erne, Sir William
Parker, the Archdeacon of Meath, Colonel Gascoyne, &c.—
Friday, about twelve o'clock, the Duchess of Gloucester, and
the Princess Augusta, attended by Lady J. Thynne, Miss
Wynyard, and Colonel Higgins, rode out in the Duchess's
carriage and four, and proceeded to War*ick, where they in-
spected the County Hall and the. Prison. The Royal Party
returned here soon after five o'clock, after which t'he Prin-
cess walked to the residence of the Dowager Countess of Car-
digan. In the evening the Princess Augusta had a select
party to dinner. There were present besides, the Duchess
of Gloucester, the Dowager Countess of Cardigan, Mr.
I Mills, M.P. for the County, and his Lady. The prome-
nade in the evening at the Royal Pump Gardens was
very numerously and splendidly attended. The Duke of
Grafton, Lord James Fitzroy, Ladies' Louisa and Isabella
Fitzroy, were among the distinguished characters in the 'pro-
menade walks. The weather was very serene, and the sur-
rounding beautiful scenery made the whole truly delightful.—
The band in the Temple played some charming pieces. The
promenade continued till between right and nine o'clock. The
13rincess was in early attendance at the Pump Room yesterday
(Saturday) morning, by five minutes.past eight o'clock, attend-
ed by Miss Wynyard; and Dr. Bright ; a numerous assemblage
of genteel persons were in attendance. On the entrance of her
Royale Highness into the -Pump Room, the Band as usual
struck up God Save the King,' from the orchestra, and con-
tinued playing till the Princess had taken a glass of water, and
had left the room. The DUchess entered directly after, attend-
ed by Lady .1. Thynne and -Colonel Higgins. The Bhnd re-
pealed God Save the King,' till the Duchess left the room.
The Royal. Sisters; with their attendants, followed by two foot-
men, walked in the promenade gardens, where they met and
conversed with the Duke of Grafton and family. The Princess
was dressed in a purple silk pelisse. The Duchess of Glou-
cester was dressed in a blue and white striped net dress of a
similar manufacture to that worn by the Princess Augusta on-
Thursday, except that it was purple and white.
COWES, AUG. 24.—The inhabitants .of this little watering-
place have experienced a great clisaypointment in -llie departure-
of the King for Scotland ; but it is believed his Majesty will
spend two or three days, on his return, at the Castle of the
Marquis of Anglesea, and one day at_Mr,, Nash's beautiful re-
sidence, called East Cowes Castle,--Among the last arrivals
are—the Earl 'Of Shrewsbury and family, Lady C. Buckley,
Lady Jane Lawrence Peel, Sir Charles Rich, Colonel and Miss
Campbell.
RYDE, AUG. 24.—0 n Monday last 'llyde was a scene of
fashion and gaiety, in consequence of its being the day ap-
pointed for our Annual Regatta. That delightful promenade,
the pier, 'was crowded with spectators. In, the evening the
Regatta Ball was held at the Library, and was well attended.—
ARRIVALS—His Grace the Duke of Buckingham, Lieutenant-
' General Sir Gordon Drummond; Major Robinson, Sir Lucius
O'Gorman, Captain Stuart, R.N., Rev. Mr. and Miss Willis,
Rev. Mr. Layton.

ARRIVALS AT. HARTLEPOOL.—Marmaduke Lawson,
Esq.
Mrs. Lawson and three Misses Lawson, Mrs. Foster, Mrs.
John Foster, Miss Foster, Rev. Ralph Tatham, sen. Mrs.
Tatham, Miss Tatham, Rev. Messrs. Ralph and W. Tatham,
Mr. Charles Tatham, Mi. Pinkeney Simpson, Mr. T. and Mr.
J. Simpson, William Hoar, Esq. Airs. Hoar, Miss Hoar, Mr.
W. C. Hoar, Mr. H. Spearman, Rev. Edward Davison, Mrs.
Davison, Rev. Ediv. Davison, jun. Joseph L'Aniourenx, Esq.
Miss L'Amoureux, Mr. John Sanderson, Rev. Mr. Pilling,
Mr. Macartney, Mr. Billington; Mr. and Mrs. Moss and fami-
ly, Miss Hopper, Misses Fielding, Mrs. Fielding, Mrs. Cook-
son, Miss Sewell Mr. and Mrs. Lightfoot, Mr: and Miss Wel-
don, Mr. Hardwick, Miss Nicholson, Mr. and Airs. Robinson,
M. Quickhampton, Mrs. Weightman, Miss Peacock, Miss
Coats, Mrs. Webber. and family, Mr. Frue, Mr. Heighington,
Mrs. Knowis, Mrs. Potts, Mrs.Leng, &c. &c. •

Mr. Justice Holroyd and Admiral Sir Richard King, Bart.
and families, rre passing part of the summer at Portsmouth.--
Admiral Sir George Martin, Admiral Page, and Sir William
Rowley, Bart--, are in that neighbourhood.
Mr. Tierney, M.P. has engaged a house on the Pavilion-
parade, Brighton.
On the 14th inst. the bells of Morpeth rang a merry peal for
the Hon. G. Howard, eldest son of Lord Morpeth, passing
through to Edinburgh.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex is expected to visit
Durham in the course of this week : great preparations are
making for the GRAND MASONIC DINNER, which is to be
I held in honour of his visit.