The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-09 00:00:00

THE KING.

WlNnson, JULY fl.—lt is expected his MAJESTY Will
visit the Castle this afternoon, attended by Mr. Wyatt, for the
purpose of inspecting the alterations. It is also expected that
his Majesty will leave the Royal Lodge in the Great Park, to-
morrow, to make a short stay in London. Mr. Wyatt, the
Architect appointed to direct the improvements at the Castle,
arrived this morning at ten o'clock at the White Hart Inn,
whence he proceeded to the Castle. After a short stay, Mr.
Wyatt departed for the Royal Lodge in the Great Park, where
he had an interview with his Majesty.

FASHIONABLE CHANGES.
The Earl and Countess of Coventry and family, from Picca.
dilly, to Streatham, Surrey; the Countess St. Martin de Front,
from Stanhope-street, to her villa, at Twickenham ; Lord and
Lady Langford, for their seat in Surrey ; Hon. Mrs. Fowler,
and Mrs. Beresford, for Ireland; 31r.'11. and Misses Ville.
bois, for Lynedoch-cottage, near Perth; Mr. and Mrs. Peploe,
for their seat in Herefordshire; Lady Ashbrooke, at Batt 's
Hotel, Dover-street, from Twickenham ; Hon. Mr. Jerning.
ham, at ditto, from Cambridge; G. Ashley,, Esq., at ditto,
from Cheltenham ; Mr. and Mrs. Young, at ditto from Bath ;
Earl of Enniskillen, from ditto, for Ireland; Lord and Lady
Strathmore, from ditto, for Baker -street ; J. T. Mott, Esq.,
and Family, from ditto, for Norfolk ; the Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Dell and Family, from ditto, for Norfolk ; Mr. and Mrs.
Parker, from ditto, for Oxford.

THE COUNTESS OF BERKELEY'S DEJEUNE,
xxTErTnEn TO HAVE BEEN A FETE CIIAMPETRE.

At Cranford Lodge, a tylvan scene of singular taste was in-
tended to have been (riven on the day of the Review of.the troops
at Hounslow.—The idea wax suggested in cotitiequence of the
proposed visit of the Duke of York to partake of a lidentie a
lu fourchette, with his Staff, at that beautiful Mansion, which
is decidedly among.the first in the vicinity of London, both for
aitnation and acquirement.—One hundred persons were ex.
peeled—about sixty came ; but lo ! the Commander-in-
Chief came not ! a courier apprised her Ladyship at the
third hour, that his Royal Highness was drenched to the
skin, and could not come. It was about five o'clock that
the breakfast was given ; the arrangements among the mar-
quees in the lawn were abandoned, in consequence of the pelt-
ing storm; and the tables laid in the very tine Banquetting-
hall. Every delicacy, with soups of all kinds ; Champaigne,
Burgundy, Hock, and Vin de Grave; fruits and ices, Roman
punch, &c. The 2d Regiment, the Coldstreatu Guards, sent
their Band ; they played during the Collation in a :Marquee,
and in the evening under the Veranda. At night the house was
illuminated in the most resplendent manner, when dancing
commenced in the Grant! Saloon. Paine's excellent Band at-
tended. After this there was a Supper in the same apartment
as before ; hilarity and wit prevailed till a late hour.

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