The Sun.
London, England, 1825-08-04 00:00:00

THE KING, &c.

His MAJESTY, on his return to Windsor on Tuesday. even-
ing from London, proceeded thither, in 'an open barouche
carriage and four, preceded by two outriders, and followed by
one groom only. He was accompanied by 'one gentleman, but
was not attended by any military force whatever. His Ala-
jesty was dressed in a blue frock coat; black stock, and white
hats he looked uncommonly well, and in excellent spirits.' As
he passed through Kensington, Hammersmith, Brentford, &c.
many of the inhabitants; as heretofore; appeared at their doors
and made still more complimentary obeisances to ther Sove-
reign, thus riding in 'an open -Carriage, and without any sol-
diery. His Majesty continues to be a frequent visitor at Kew
and its gardens..
WINDSOR, AUG. 3.—His MAJESTY returned to the Royal
Lodge, in his travelling carriage and four, last evening, from
London. This afternoon his Majesty took his usual airing in
the Great Park, in his pony phaeton; and afterwards proceeded
to Virginia Water.—'rhis Morning, at elevens o'clock, her
Royal Highness the Princess Au'guSta, with the Prince George
and Princess Augusta of Caiiibridge, left Frogrpoie Lodge, to
pass.the day 'with the Duchess of Gloucester, at liagsliot Park.

BRIGHTON, Auc. 3.—The Duke of YOrk again went yes.„
terday to Eastbourne, on a visit to Lord George Cavendish.
His Royal Highness was received on the mulcts he passed with
every mark of loyalty and attachment.. His Royal Highness
will go from Eastbourne to Lewes, to be present at 'the Races,
which commence there to-morrow. Mr. Joseph Hanle., M.P.
is at Brighton.
COWES, AVG. 2.—The Duke and Duchess of Camhridge;
accompanied by Prince George and Princess Augusta of Cam-
bridge, and attended by Colonel*Prott and Baroness Alilfeldt,
arrived here on Sunday.fromPortsmouth. in the Medina steam-
packet.—Their !loyal Highnesses and suite proceeded to the
residence of Mr..and Mrs. Nash, at East Cowes, on a visit for
a few days.—The Nobility and Gentry of West and East Cowes,
and its vicinity called yesterday at the residence of Mr. Nash
to inquire after the health of the Duke and Duchess.—Their
Royal Highnesses, accompanied by the infant Prince and
Princess, left the residence of Mr. Nash in two carriages and
'four, passed through Newport, and Visited Appulchircombe
Park yesterday, the residence of Lord Yarborough. His Lord-
ship returned with their Royal Highnesses to the residence of
Mr. Nash about seven o'clock in the evening.—The Marquis
of Anglesea, Lord Henry Seymour; Lord Yarborough, &c. had
the honour of dining with their Royal Highnesses yesterday.
In the evening there was a numerous party of Nobility, &c.—
The Royal Duke and Duch.ss are expected tollonour file pub-
lic breakfast given 'by Lord Yarborough at Appuldurcombe
Park with their presence this day.

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DEPARTURES FROM. TOWN, &c.
• The Duke of Devonshire left town yesterday, for his seat,
Chatsworth, Derbyshire ; the Duke of Rutland has left town
for Scarborough; the Hon. Colonel Howard,'M.P. and family,
left town yesterday, for their seat, Elfrod, near Litchfield ;
the Earl of Sefton left town yesterday, for the Isle of Wight ;•
the Hon. R. Watson-left town yesterday, for Exeter ; Lord and
Lady Gwyder and family have left town for their seat, Drum-
mond Castle, Scotland ; Lord Molynetix left town yesterday,
for his father's (the Earl of Sefton's) seat, Croxteth Hall, near,
Liverpool ; Colonel de Roos, from Warren's 'Hotel, Regent-
street, for Brighton ; Henry Drummond, Esq. front ditto, for
Sussex ; D. Radcliffe, Esq. and 'family left town yesterday for
Scotland ; Sir Joseph and 'Miss COPley,. from the Clarendon
Hotel, Bond-street, for the Marquis of Exeter's seat, Burleigh,
Lincolnshire; Mrs. Trelawny Bruton, Miss Trelawney, and
the Countess of Cardigan, from the Lontlorillotel, Albemarle-
street, for the seat of Sir Christopher Hawkins, Batt. Trewi.
then, Cornwall; the Earl of Besborough has left town for his
seat at Roehampton ; Captain and Mrs. Frankg, from the
Brunswick House Hotel, for the Continent; Wm. Owen, Esq.
• tiom ditto, for Cheltenham;, Charles Isidimansell, Esq. from
ditto, for Ireland ; the Duke of Newcastle,, from Nottingham,
for Clumber-Park ; Mrs. Robart's, for her.villa, at Watford;
Lady Easton and -Sir Thomas Hardy, last week, for Paris ; Sir
Charles Conte -Bart. for Ireland; 1111. Dillon Trant, on a tour;
Sir Charles and Lady Knightley, for Tawadey Park, near W-
ventry, in Notinghamshire ; Sir Mathew White Ridley, for,
Heaton Hall, Newcastle, from Blagdon ; Lord and Lady Saye
and &le, for Belvidere Park ; Lord Sydney and the Misses
Townshend, for Frognall, near, Footscray • Lord Hartland,
11 for Ireland ; Lord and Lady Longford, and Miss' Rowley, for
Englefield Green ; •Mr. and Mrs. Hope,-for Deepdene, in Sur.
rey ; Mr. CharlesDrummond;for Croydon ; Mrs. Fitzherbert,
yesterday, for the Isle of Wight ; Major and Mrs. William
Cartwright, from Worthing, to the Hall, Worth, near Craw-
ley, Sussex.

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