The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-23 00:00:00

THE KING.

WINDSOR, Atm. 22. This morning his MAJESTY, at-
tended by the principal part of the Royal Household, heard
Divine Service performed by the Rev. Mr. Sumner, at his
private Chapel, Cumberland Lodge.

WZYHOUTII, AUG. 20.—This day Ilk 'loyal Highness
the Duke of GLoucEsrica will leave Lulwort.b. Castle for a
Few days.

FASHIONABLE CHANGES.

Dowager' Lady Astley, from a tour, to Cavendish-square ;
the Countess St. Martin de Front, from Stanhope-street, for
the Continent ; Capt. Wyndham, for Newcastle ; Capt. Dal
las, for Dublin ; Hon: Hugh Elliott, for .Cheltenham ; Mr.
and Mrs. Urquhart, from Cheltenham, for Ramsgate; Colonel
and Mrs. Eyre,' from Brighton, for do.; Mr. N. Calvert. and
the Hon. Mrs. Calvert, from Ifansdon House, in Hertfordshire,
for Childerley, in Cambridgeshire; Captain and Mrs. Cotton,
from Richmond for Ramsgate ; Gen. Sir Hussey Vivian, Bart.
for Southampton ; Captain O'Neill, for Paris ; Earl O'Neill,
from Dublin, for Holyhead ; Mr. and Mrs. Deering, from
Ryde, Ft the Isle of Wight, for Exmouth in Devonshire ; Col.
Clayton, for Hertfordshire ; Earl anti Countess of Farnham,
from Dublin, for Colton Hall, near Litchfield; Mrs. and Miss
Clinton, from Tunbridge Wells, for Ramsgate; Captain and
Mrs. Lake, from Cheltenham for Ramsgate; Major and Mrs.
Maitland, for Rams,,,,ate ; Mr. F. Newdigate, for Arbury, in
Warwickshire ; Lord Deerhurst, from Surrey to town ; Lord.
Say and Sale, from Belvidere to town t Lady Campbell,
from Cheltenham for Lyme Regis in Dorsetahire.

On Monday afternoon last, his Grace the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON' arrived at Portsmouth, and proceeded to the Dock
Yard, to join his friends, the Right Hon. Charles and Mrs.
Arbuthnutt, and Sir Robert Arbuthnott, who had previously
landed from Cowes, and, accompanied by Sir James Alexander
Gordon, K.C.B. were taking a survey of the block machinery,
Bce. It was his Grace's intention to make the visit iucog. but
being recognized, his arrival on board the Victory (the flag-ship
of Admiral Sir,George Martin, 0.c.u.) was announced by a
salute of nineteen guns, and his landing in the Garrison, by a
similar honour, from the platform battery. His Grace after-
wards took a hasty survey of the lines of the garrison ; during
which a fine trait of military discipline was shewn by a soldier
of the Royal Marine Artillery, who, though the person of the
Noble Duke had been pointed out to him, on seeing him ad-
vance upon the lines to look over into the ditch, instantly pro-
ceeded to warn the Master-General of the Ordnance oil, and
which order•was as promptly obeyed as It was given. His
Grace and friends set off in the evening for the seat of Mr. Gar-
flier, near Wickham. Mr. Arbutlinott is engaged on a survey
of the New Forest, as one of his Majesty's Commissioners of
Woods and Forests,

The Berlin Gazelle of the 4th last., says—
" Yesterday being the Anniversary of his Majesty's liirtit.day,
the same was observed in the most loyal and becoming way by
all classes of his Majesty's subjects in this city. There were
numerous dinner parties, both private and public,—say at the
Schools, the University, the Academy of Sciences, &c. And
in the evening at the theatre here, as well as at Charlottenburgl
Odes for the occasion were recited to the great gratification of
the respective audiences. At Hamburgh, too,. (according to a
letter from that city) his Excellency Count vox OncerE, his
Majesty's resident Minister for Lower Saxony, celebrated the
auspicious day by a grand entertainment in the evening to about
% Individuals of the first distinction. His Excellency also or-
dered a substantial good dinner for the entertainment of 54 in-
valids belonging to the Hanseatic Legion—(this number in re-
ference to the age of the King, who that day completed his 54th
year.)—lt is unnecessary to add, that these poor fellows en.
jnyed themselves to the utmost, quaffing many a glass to the
health of his Majesty of PRUSSIA, and his truly noble-
hearted representative at Hamburg, the Count TON GROTE."

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