The Sun.
London, England, 1824-05-24 00:00:00

ARRANGEMENTS FOR TETE WEEK.

Tills EVENlNG.—Duchess of Wellington's 2d grand as-
sembly, Apsley-house, Piccadilly ; Lady Hulse's rout, New
Burlington-street; Lady Langford's assembly, Berkeley-
square ; Lord and Lady Belgrave's entertainment, Grosve-
nor-square ; Lady Rose's ball, Old Palace-yard ' • Hon. Mr.
and Airs. Agar Ellis's party, Spring-garden ; Marquess and
Marchioness Cholmondeley's party, Piccadilly.
Po-monitow.—Dowager Lady Anson's party, to meet his
Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, Curzon-street, May-
fair ; Lady Campbell's assembly, Baker-street; Dowager Lady
Saltoun's ball, Cumberland-street; Sir George Warrender's,
Bart. party, Whitehall-place ; the Countess of Arran's party,
Dover-street.

WEDNESDAY.—AImack's grand ball ; Earl Brownlow's
entertainment, Cavendish-square; Mr. and Mrs. Egerton's
party, St. James's-square; Marquess and Marchioness of
Cholmondeley's party, Piccadilly.
Tli UltSDAY.—Countess Lieven's first grand ball and supper,
Ashburnhain House ; Mrs. Hope's rout, Mansfield-street; the
Earl of Derby's party, Grosvenor-square; Sir George War-
render's party, Whitehall-place; Hon. Mrs. Pelham's grand
rout, Connaught-place.
FRIDAY.—The Duchess of Northumberland's second Grand
Concert ; the Countess of Essex's party, Hill-street ; Hon. M rs.
Edward Cust's rout, Great George-street ; Mrs. Wm. Camac's
ball, Mansfield-street ; the Hon. Mrs. Wm. Gosling's as-
sembly, Portland-place.
SAT 15 RDAY.—The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury's
party, Park-place ; Lady Smith's entertainment, Piccadilly.
SUNDAY.—The Duke of Sussex's entertainment, Kensing-
ton Palace ; Countess St. Antonio's conversazione, Hanover-
square.

On Saturday morning, at S o'clock, his Royal
Highness the Duke of CcalttNCE left town in his travelling
carnage, attended by Sir H. 11LacKwooD imanother carriage-
and-four, and proceeded to Woolwich, where his Royal High-
ness went on board the Royal George yacht, commanded by
Captain ADAMS. Capt. Wor.afEß had arrived the previous
day to make preparations for the reception of the Royal Duke.
The yacht sailed immediately after his Royal Highness got on
board, with a fair wind for
Plymouth, where she was expected
to arrive last evening,
in tittle for the Royal Duke to dine with
the Port-Admiral, preparations having been previously made
for that purpose.
The Duke
czsTER, and the Princess AuGusTa, visited the NG yes-
terday. of Ycntit, the Duchess of GLou-
i TU
Yesterday morning the 14 ...eV. Dr. BLOMBERG
performed Divine Service to the
ment at the Palace in Pall-mall.
The Princess Au,:tisTA attended Divine Ser-
viceKlNG and the Royal Establish-
yesterday at the Chapel Royal. In the afternoon her
Royal Highness took an airing, attended by Mis WYNYARD,
in the neighbourhood of Putney bridge.
Saturday night Prince LEOPOLD honoured the'
Italian Opera House with his presence.
Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Duchess of
cLARENcE, the Duchess of KENT, the Prince of LEIMIX-
GEN, and the Princess PEODOR, attended by Capt. CONROY,
honoured Mr. Bui.Locr's exhibition of ancient and modern
Mexico, in Piccadilly, by their presence. .
ller Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA,
with a long string of Royal Personages, honoured Drury-lane
with their presence on Saturday night, to witness the veteran
MUNDEN'S unrivalled acting in Old Dornton.

Saturday evening the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
cnEctuzit and Lady SARA!' it °imam.; left town fur the
seat of Lady BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, Charlton, Kent.
PLYMOUTH, MAY 20.—The visit of his Royal
Highness the Duke of Clarence to this port is expected to take
place previous to the 10th of next month.
There are letters by the regular mail from
Madrid of the 6th of May. They say nothing of the Amnesty,
except as of an almost forgotten projet. Something must have
occurred, it should appear, to delay or frustrate the publication
of this document.

We understand that two bomb vessels are fit.
ting out at Deptford, and that they will be ready for sailing to•
morrow. A frigate is also fitting out for the coast of Africa.

It is reported on 'Change that a 74-gun ship is
ordered immediately to Lisbon.
Three new Banks, and about eight or ten new
Assurance Companies, with capitals from one quarter to one
million of dollars, have lately been incorporated in New York ;
as also a Bank upon the same principles as our Saving Banks.
The departure of his Grace the Duke of D E
VONSIIIRE from Rome occasioned feelings of deep regret,
especially amongst the artists. There is not one student or
professor of art, at all distinguished in the " Eternal City;"
whom the Noble Duke did not patronize and employ. A
vessel laden with the spoils and produce of Italian art, both
ancient and modern, intended to adorn Chatsworth, Chiswick,
and Devonshire House, is now on its voyage to England.
The remains of the Duchess of DEvoNsxtnE
were removed on Saturday from Devonshire House, for inter-
ment in the family vault, All Saints, Derby.
lti
in
is
po Corner, in Westminster Abbey. determined. by the near relatives of Lord
BruoN, that his remains shall be brought to this country, and
deposited
The present Lord 13YaoN (lately Captain
GEORGE ANSON BYRON), it is said, will commission the
Blonde, 46, ordered to be brought forward immediately at
Woolwich.—(Southampton Chronicle.)
The Rev. CHRISTOPHER BENsoN,M.A. Fellow
of Magdalen College, and late Hulsean Lecturer, has been pre-
sented to the valuable Rectory of St. Giles, Middlesex, vacant
by the death of the Right Rev. Dr. BUCKNER.
His Majesty the King of SWEDEN gave a grand
State Dinner at Stockholm on the 26th ult., at which, amongs t
other distinguished individuals, were present the Ministers of
_ England, Russia, and Spain-