The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-28 00:00:00

THE ICING, Itc.

WINDSOR, JULY 27.—Last evening, his MAJESTY had a
Dinner Party at the Royal Lodge. Amongst the Company
were the- Duke of York, her Royal Highness the Prin-
cess Augusta, Marquis, Marchioness, Lord and Lady
Frances Cunyngham, Mi. Secretary Canning, Anl other ,dis-
tinguished Personages.—This afternoon his Majesty left the
Royal Lodge in the pony phaeton, accompanied by the Marquis,
Conyngham, and attended by outriders, drove through the Park
towards Frogmore! His Majesty returned by the same route
to the Lodge, where be arrived at half.past 4 o'clock. This
afternoon, her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta. left Frog-
more at 3 o'clock, in her open carriage, attended by her ladies
in waiting, and proCeeded through Old IVindsor, Eghani, and
llishopmgate to the Royal Lodge in the Great. Park, where her
Royal Highness stayed some time, And then returned to
Frogmore.

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FASHIONABLE CIIA NOES.
The Duke of York, for Brighton ; the Duchess of Buc.
cleuch, for her seat at Rielitnorui ; the Marquis anti Marchioness
of Stafford, for Bromley, Kent, on a visit to Sir Charles and
Lady Long; the Earl of Courtown, for Ditton Park, Buc.
kingharnshire ; the Earl and CounteSs of Beauchamp, for their
seat, Aladrestield Court, Worcestershire; the Honourable
Henry :Laseelles, for the scat of the Marquis of Bath,
Longleat,
,Wiltshire; Mr. Henry Villeboys, for Marshal)),
near Stoke Ferry, in Norfolk; Miss Medctiffe, forl'Cold-
ham Hall, near Bury St. Edmunds; Mr. James Wallace,
for Cheltenham ; Lord de la Zouche, for Parkam Park,
Petworth ; Colonel Burshem. for Harwood Lodge, Newbury,
Berkshire; Al issMolyneux, for Ramsgate; Colonel and Mrs.
Ilerbert, for Albion-place, Ramsgate; Captain Villeboys, for'
Adbury Lodge, near Newbury ; Mr. J. Wells, M. P. for
Bickley, near Bromley, in Kent; Sir Arthur Chichester, Bart.
for Youlston, near Barnstapld ; Sir John Frederick, Bart. for
Burwood Park, near Esher, in Surrey; Mr. R. Jacob, for'
Much Hadham.place, near Bishop Storpford ; Lady Stough-
ton and Miss 13elhia Stoughton, for Buxton, in Derbyshire ;
Hon. S. Wood,' for Crickets, near Chard, Somersetshire ; Sir
Henry Dalrymple Hamilton, Bart. for Bargany, near Maybole,
Ayrshire; Lord Sydney, for his seat, Frognall, Kent; Count
and Countess Lieven, for Windsor, on a visit to his Ma.
jesty ; Earl and Countess of Falmouth, and Family, for Wool-
Itampton, Berks, on their way to Tregothan, Cornwall ; the
Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter, at Thomas's Hotel,
Berkeley-square, from their seat, Burleigh, Lincolnshire ;
Baroness tic Willoughby, for her seat, Richmond ; Mr.
and Mrs. George Byng, and Family, for their seat, Wrotham
Park ; Sir. George Robinson, Bart. from his scat, Grantbrd,
Northamptonshire ; Lady Otway, for Leamington Spa; T. W.
Curton, Esq. at the British Hotel,lermyn-street, from Nor-
folk;. Henry Spencer Drummond, Esq. at the Waterloo Hotel,
Jermyn-street, from a tour; Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Strange,
and }wilily, from ditto, for German Spa; Dr. Ilebberden and
Son, from ditto, for Becks ; Sir Jacob and Lady Astley, and
Miss Astley, from Hereford-street, for the Continent.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
The Duke of Grafton had a dinner party yesterday, at his
house in Clarges-street, Piccadilly,
The Dowager Marchioness of Exeter
yesterday,eteren a
entertained
his da
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g rattr nt d Dinner Party yesterday,
guished Party at dinner yesterday, at her house, in Privy
Gardens.
house,
PaAlrlncirhpditlaArelsev.zl:oyr letiatEl Party
at his house in Tilney-street.
The Dowager Countess of Stamford had a select Party
yesterday evening, at her house in Charles-street, Berkeley_
square.

On Monday morning, at ten o'clock, the Right Hon. the
Lonn 31avo it held a Court of Conservancy at the Swan Ta-
vern, near Westminster Bridge for the purpose of receiving
the report of the Conservatory fury for the county of Middle-
sex, appointed to inspect the state of the river Thames within
the boundaries of that county. 31r. Barron, of the Strand, the
foreman, made his report accordingly,
.in which various nui-
sances and obstructions were pointed out as necessary to be re-
moved ; and, after his Lordship had thanked the Jury for the
attentions they had paid to their duty, the Court broke up.

Non. LAWS.—If the Landed Proprietors of
this island do not bestir themselves in arranging some perma.
nent mode of employment for the Irish poor, there can be very
little doubt entertained, that the ensuing Session of Parliament
will not terminate until n systeM of poor laws shall be establish.
ed in this country, which will give the Coup de Grace to the tot.
tering fortunes of the Irish 'Gentry. Nothing, certainly, can
be more conformable to the laws of God, which are those of
primitive julike, than that the poor shall not starve in the
midst of abundance, WIWI] they are willing to earn their bread,
"in the sweat of their brow." Destructive as Poor Laws must
necessarily be to a certain class in this country, we would rather
see them established, than that the Irish poor should remain in
condition, which generally speaking, is inferior in point of
comfort to that of the brute creation.—( Carlow Morning Post.)

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Monday the Duke of Tonic went .to Windsor
and dined with the KING at the Royal Lodge.
llis Royal Highness staid till near one o'clock,
and then left for London, and arrived at his- re-
sidence in the Palace about three o'clock. Yes.
terday afternoon, soon after three o'clock, his
Royal Highness left London for Brighton.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. CANNING
left Whitehall Stairs in a boat, to dine with a
numerous party on board. ti.ship off Greenwich.
Prince METTEKNicti, who was expected at
Frankfort on the evening of the 18th inst. has
been detained, we learn, at Johannisberg, by a
slight imlisposition.
The Devonshire Freeholder of Saturday has
the following paragraph :—" We understand
that orders have been received from the Admi-
ralty to the Connander.in.Chief at this port, to
enter without discrimination every man that may
whether seaman or landsman, such is the
itrie trrie'diate want of teen. The Ocean has not yet
left .the harbour."
Letters from the capital of Russia dated the
3d inst., say they.had had some fine refreshin,g
rains: the drought preViously had been so op.
presSive that prayerS had been put up in all the
churches for rain.
We understand that it is the intention of his
oracc tl:e Duke of WELLINGTON to re-commence and Com-
plete the geological and mineral survey of Scotland, under the
department over which he So ably presides.
nth. ()ors.—A printed notice was yesterday
issued by the Magistrates of the Mary-le.bone
Police Office, cautioning all persons within their
district from permitting their dogs to go at large,
unless muzzled, as orders had been given to the
officers and constables of that extensive parish to
destroy all umisuzzled dogs found in the streets
.after this notice.—Upwards of 50 dogs, which
were going at .large, unmuzzled, in the town of
Sunderland, have been destroyed during the past
week, by. order of the Magistrates.
SUDDEN DEATIL—Mr. SAMUEL ROLLS, the-
worthy Common Councilman for Aldersgate
Ward, had been walking in his garden at Tot-
tenham on Sunday morning last, when feeling
himself indisposed, he returned in doors, and lay
down on the bed. Medical assistance was imme.,
diatelpsent for) but before it arrived he had ex-1
pired.

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