The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-14 00:00:00

THE KINGc

WINDson, Dtc. 13.—To4day. about 20 minutes past two
o'clock, His MaJts•rt, attended by his usual suite, arrived
at the Castle in three phaetons, drawn by pairs of ponies. The
King was met on his arrival by Mr. Wyattville, architect,'who
was in waiting to receive His Majesty. The King immediately
proceeded round the building, attended by Mr. ‘Vyattv ille, and
inspected the different works going on.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
The Marquis of Hertford, from his seat in Suffolk ; the
Dowager Countess of Mansfield, at Mivart's lintel, Lower
Brook-street, from her seat, Richmond Park ; Sir (Geo. War-
rander, Bart. at his house, Whitehall-place, from Scotland ;
t)o Hon. Mi. and Mrs. Agar Ellis, at ltoehampton, from
Brighton; Mr. and Mrs. George Byng, at their house in St.
James's-square, from their seat, Wmtham Park, near Barnet;
Lord John Thynne, in town; the Countess of Carnarvon, at
Petworth, Sussex, from Ilighclere, Berkshire; the lion. Mr.
Addington, in Dover.strcet ; Capt. Barwell, in Castle-street ;
Mr. Ricketts, in Brook-street ; Capt. and Mrs. Seymour, in
Grosvenor-place ; Mr. Partridge, in Queen Anne-street,. West ;
Mr. Richard Wellesley, in Upper Seymour.strect, froma tour;
Sir George Nugent, Bart. at Gould 'a Hotel, Jermyn-street,
from his seat in Bucks ; J. Veitch, Esq. at ditto, from a tour;
Sir John Frederick, Bart. at head's Hotel, bower Grosvenor-
street, from liunvoad Park, Surrey ; Charles layall, Esq. and
Family, at ditto, from Scotland ; G. F. Hatton, E. at ditto,
from Northamptonshire; Captain Whichcote„ at ditto, from
Bath; \Yin. Drummond, Esq. at ditto, from Oxford.
Citaways.--The Earl Talbot, front Sandwell, Bluing-
! ham, for ingestrie Park ; Sir Lawrence Palk, Bart. for Dalby
House, near Melton Mowbray, in Leicester:tithe ; Mr. Robert
King, for Corpus Christi (;°liege, Oxford ; Colonel Austin, on
a visit to Mr. W. J. Champion. at his villa,' near Brighton ;
Hon. 11. Howard. for Corby Castle, Cumberland t Mr. Geo.
Edrington, on .a visit to the Castle, at Wemyss, in Scotland;
lion. I'. 1.. Dundaa, for Harpole ; Anne, Countess of New-
burgh!, from Driblio, for her Ladyship's scat, called Slindon ;
the Misses steam-want, from the Isle of Wight, for Salisbury ;
Captain and Mrs. Magennis, for Bath, front Ramsgate : Mr.
J. C. Talbot, on a tour; Mr. Calcraft, M.P. fromllis house
in Hanover-square, for Maidstone, to attend the Assizes; Sir
George Wombwell, Bart. for his seat in Sufrolk ; Dowager
Lady Ellenborough, for Sandgate; Lard Alvanley, on a tour;
Viscountess Allen and the Eon. Miss 1111,11, from Bead's
Hotel, for Yorkshire.

The members of the Gosport Amateur Coneert, assisted by
several professional persons, gave their first public performance
for the season on Thursday last, at the Crown Inn. The pieces
were judiciously selected, and were executed in a manner highly
creditable to the performers, whose exertions met with the de-
serval applause of a very numerous and highly respectable
company. An adagio movement in Pleyel's Overture, No. 8,
and it quartetto, in which the dulcet notes of a sweetly breath-
ing flute were predominant, attracted particular attention, and
were rewarded with the most unequivocal expressions of appro.
hation. The Concert was succeeded by a ball, which was kept
up till a late hour in the succeeding mailing.
The first United Service and Town Assembly took place
last week at the Green Row Rooms, Portsmouth ; upwards' a
160 fashionables were present, notwithstanding the yeti titifal:
vourable state of the weather, and dancing was kePtiViiitli,
much spirit till past one in the morning.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

STATE OF THE ODDS.-1

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HITNTING INTELLIGENCE.
MEETIKOS OF 110111.4 PS Ph VitEIEXT WEEK.
The East Essex Fox-hounds, on Thursday, at Homerland
Wood.
Mr. Winnington't Yox.hounds, on Friday, at Shrawley
Wood. *
The 11. H. Hounds, on Thursday, at Windmill Hill ; Sa-
turday, at IVorthington Mira.
The Hambledon hounds, on IVednesday, at the Kennel ;
Friday, at Burslethal. Windmill.. •
The Earl of Harewood's Pox-hounds, on Wednesday, at
Atwoodley Gates; Friday, at Paper Mill Bar.
Mr. King's Hounds, on Wednesday, at Greenaway Wood;
Saturday, at Woodley ‘Vood.
The East Sasses Fox-hounds, on Thursday, at Newick
Pat k ; Saturday, at Glynd.
The Holderness Foxhound, on Thursday, at Brandsburton
Moor ; Saturday, at the Kennels.
The Northumberland Fox-hounds, on Friday, at flatiron.
The Cleveland Fox-hounds, on Friday, al Wrentham.
The Hurworth Fox.houtuls, on Friday, a; Newshani Bank.
Sir T. Srkes's Fox-hounds, on Wednesday, at Flaxtou ;
Friday, at Ifildenby Gate.
The York City Harriers, on Friday, at Knavesmire.

ROYA t. Ht; N T.—On Friday his Majesty's Stag hounds met
at Gerrard's Cross, when a famous Stag, which had been hunted
before was turned out.-tuvl ran with great swiftness for upwards
of 20 minutes. when he got into a mill-dam, near Aintrsham.
By his own sagacity and exertion he saved himself from going
over the wheel of the mill, which was in rapid movement at
the time, and on gaining land he very cordially entered the
miller's house. Lord Maryborough witnessing the scene,
would not suffer him to be turned out again. •

The Marquis of Exeter has had tht miefortune to lose two
valuable racers ; Most, by Qaptnin canfliii, out of Phantom,
three-years old, and a promising two-yeers old filly, by Andros-
situ. out of Pontine, both of whom died last week at New-
market.
The French sportsmen have lately imported fox,hounds from
Yorkshire to a great extent. Indeed, the hounds belonging to
the royal hunts M Chantilly, Versailles, itc. are almost entirely
English.

IRISI,I PIIOVINCIAI. BANK.—We hope there is
not any truth in the report, that the Directors
of the Bank of England object to the establish-
ment of this Institution in Ireland.9 • although it
is evident
theltlilVdllui produce the most . lotiPficial
etTects onindustry and resources of the Sister
et
kingdom. We are glad, to find, from the fol.'
lowing extract from an I...!ening Paper, that the
Bank of Ireland dollot.Oiject to it :
~ Though the Shares of the Irish Provincial Bank are not
apportioned amongst the upplicAP!s, Yet, in consequence et• no
further applications tieing rtseiven, we understand they h " R
premium of, from itt to G per cent. We were the first to coil
attention to this C,omprioy, and to point out its advantages
and we. Whew) ow opuiums have been confirmed by the Muted
suirra&etof the people of Ireland, and the capitalists of both
countries. The feiling of benefit which Will result to Ireland
from it, is, indeed; so tieneral, that the Bank of Iran"'
we understand, Is ditinoitott to give it every encouragement,
to waive in its fayoor ,SPitte ,of its exclusive privileges of a
technical nature. though Once can he little doubt that the pre-
sent circulation of tho ,Uank-Yfialie curtailo by its f°""ii".
Vire. are l
ain to find the Bank Of Trelandacting in this manlier,
It ,will anish totieli of . the odium i: i
w.ocii is attempted to be
thrown upon our national estoblikliment, when it is !bond that
their Directors are influenced,. by the liberal spirit of the tin,
and are• unwilling to Tentler-their exclusive privilego (4111"xi-
ous to the public 001 Such conduct is the best pOlicy, and
and
as great a proof of wisdom at it is of liberality."

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