The Sun.
London, England, 1824-04-26 00:00:00

GLEE CLUB.

On Saturday the above Club had their last Meeting for this
season, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, which was
very numerously attended by the professional Members.
Among them were Messrs. Leete, Sale, sen. and Sale, jun.,
Goulden, Gore, Collyer, King, Blackburn, £vans,
Horsley, Dignum, Cook, Wessly, Fitzwilliam, Horncastle,
Bec.—Stephen Groombridge, Esq. presided. Mr. Sale and Mr.
Leete were the Conductors. Non Nobis Domine' was ad-
mitted to be riven with a much finer effect than at any per-
formance during the season. The Glees sung were from the
compositions of Webb, and the most celebrated composers.—
•` Poculum," composed by Dr. Arne, the solo part of which
was most admirably given by Mr. Leete. One of the most ad-
mired Glees of the evening was, " While Fools their time in
stormy strife employ," composed by Stafford Smith, was most
beautifully and expressively sung by Messrs. Goulden, J.
Elliot, Horncastle, and J. Sale. It was encored. In addition
to the glee singing, the Club was gratified with songs by Mr.
Collyer, Mr. Dignum, Mr. Fitzwillism, and Mr. Cook ;• the
latter Gentleman gave a mock Italian brauvara. Mr. S. Wessly
played a Fantasia on one of Clementi's Grand Piano-fortes.

Yesterday morning the Duke of YORK and
the Princess AUGUSTA attended divine service at
the Chapel Royal.--Yesterday morning the
Duchess of CLARENCE attended divine service at
the King's Royal German Chapel.
The Duke of GLOUCESTER, being in a state of
convalescence, drove out yesterday in his car-
riage, and called on the Duke of YORK, the
Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, and the Prin-
cess AUGUSTA.

Yesterday morning Prince LEOPOLD attended
divine service at St. Philip's Chapel. Waterloo-
Place.

Last evening the Princess AUGUSTA drank tea
with the Duchess of KENT, -where there was a
select party to meet her Royal Highness.
Yesterday divine service was performed to the
King's Household at his Palace, Pall-mall, by
the Rev. Dr. BLOMBERG.

Saturday afternoon the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER and Lady SARAH ROBINSON left
town on a visit to Earl SPENCER, at 'Wimbledon.
We are happy to hear that the health of our
illustrious countryman, the Duke of WELLING-
TON, has derived every possible advantage from
his use of the Cheltenham waters. Ills Grace
drinks them regularly every morning, and rides
out every day.
The French Papers speak of disastrous intel-
ligence from Colombia for the cause of Independence ; whereas
our Papers say, that all is tranquil in that country, and that
nothing of an adverse nature had occurred. We shall soon see
whetker the French or English news be the most correct. We
are, however, pretty well convinced, that ere long we shall hear
news from south America, which will not be very favourable
to the Pattiotic cause.—( British Monitor, April 25.).
Mrs. FITZHERBERT, who has been passing the
Winter in Paris, after sojourning a short time at her Villa at
Brighton, is returned to her mansion in Tilney-street, in the
full possession of health. This accomplished and highly esteem-
ed Lady still retains her beauty; and, during the present sea.
son, intends to present the Nobility with some specimens of
her exquisite taste.