The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-04 00:00:00

THE 'KING.

Wtwnson, JUNE 3.—His MAJESTY, according to the ge-
neral expectation of the public, has honoured Ascot Meath
Races with his presence every day,. to which circumstance we
may attribute their being so numerously attended.- Although
this morning was unfavourable, his Majesty left the Lodge at
five-and-tWenty minutes after twelve o'clock attended by the.
Dukes of Wellington and Devonshire. His Majesty's other
visitors followed in four carriages, and arrived at the Course soon
after one. The King again this day rode up the Course in front
of the Booths, and was loudly cheered by the company. His
'Majesty and guests7partook of refreshments at the Stand, and
returned after the last 'race to .the Royal 'Lodge. The greater,
part of the King'svisiters are expected to Lave to-Morrow.—
His Royal Highness the Duke of York was again present at.the
Races this day.—Last evening fild Royal Lodge was a scene of
the most splendid gaiety ; the rand suite of rooms extending
the whole of the south front of the Lodge were thrown open at
half past seven o'clock, -when a superb banquet was served up,
to the following distinguished guests Dukesof Welling-
ton, DeVonsiiire, Dorset, 'and Rutland ; Earl and Countess
Scarborough ;. Earls Egremont, Verulam- Jersey, and Tanker-
ville ; Marquis, Marchioness, and Lady E.- Conyngham
Marquis :Graham, Lord and Lady Mountcharles, Lord and
Lady Cowper ; Lords Graves, Lowther, Foley, Fitzroy Somer-
set, Clarendon ; Lord and lady Maryborough, Sir A.: Miliard,
and 11r.i)elnie.—The rooms were most splendidly decorated,
and ilium in ated,ilie stipperi:ers Oldie chandelierS and laropsibeing
entwined with a proftision'of the most fragrant-plants: in the,
alcove,-at the extremity the Band of the Second Life. OuttrilS
were stationed, and performed at intervals, throughout the
evening, pieces of music occasionally selected by hiS''.llajesty's
guests. •

• THE DUKE. OP YORK- •
SALISBURY. :JUNE 2.—lt is the intention of 'great numbers
in this city to celebrate the Ilirth-day of his Royal 11 igh n ess
the Duke of Voitx, and to establish a perpetual club to corn:
meniorate his manly, 'unequivocal, and constitutional.conduct
in the debate on the Catholic Relief Bill. • •
WE'vstoirrir, JUNE 2.—An Address has been-transmitted
to the Duke of YORK, signed by upwards of 450 of the princi-
pal inhabitants 'of. the Island of Portland ; in which.they beg
leave 4' to testify their deep 'sense of gratitude to his Royal
Highness for having so nobly stood forth to proteet, :n the hour
of her extreme danger, our most Holy Protestant Religion."

THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE.
The Duke and Duchess of CAsinuinc.E, and their Son' and
daughter, Prince George and. Princess Amelia, arrived yester-
day at the Duke of Cumberland's House, in St. Jarnes's Palace,
which had' been prepared for their reception. Their Royal
Highnesses travelled by easy stages
_from Hanover to Calais:
where they embarked, and after a very rough passage arrived
at Dover on Thursday, and slept that night at' Wright's
Hotel. - The Duchess and the Royal Infants being fatigued
With the journey, the Duke set' out before them from Dover
yesterday morning, and arrived at James's Palace at a
quarter past five, where -he was received by tile Princess
Augusta and the Duchess of• Gloucester, the Duke of Sussex,
Sir William Davison, and Colonel,Keate.. His Royal High.,
news, we are happy to say, appeared in excellent. health and
spirits. The Duchess of Cambridge and the Royal children,
on-their way to town, stopped some time at Wright's Hotel,
Rochester, and after inspecting the Cathedral of that place,
proceeded to town. and arrived at St. James's about a quarter
before.eight'o'clock. ' The Royal Duke was in readiness• to re-
ceive them. After taking Prince George and Princess Amelia
out of the carriage, • his Royal Highness gave his arm to his
amiable CensOrt, and conducted her into the house. The chih
dren • are hoth- beantiful ,and interesting. The Prince is six,
the Princess nearly three years old.

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