The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-08 00:00:00

THE KING.

WINDSOR; JUNE 7.—Last evening. at a quarte.l after nine
o'clock, the KING arrived at the Castio, after dinihg at the
Royal Lodge in the Great Park His Majesty drove himself
from the Lodge down the Long Walk and through the town to
the Castle, in his pony phaeton.--This afternoon, at a quarter
after three o'clock, his Majesty left the Castle, accompanied by
the Marquis Conyngham, in his
phaeton, for the Royal. Lodge,
followed in another by Lord Mount Charles. The King, this
afternoon, drove down St. 4-11 ban's-street, through Park-street
and up the Long %Valk, tinder the trees on the left hand side.
We are happy to state that' he continues to look extremely well.
It is expected that his Majesty will leave Windsor on Nrr ednes-
day morning to hold the Levee, and return to the Castle to
dinner.

,FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
The Marquis of Tweeddale, from his seat in Scotland ; Earl
of Derby, in Grosvenor-square, from his seat, 'the Oaks,' in
Surrey ; the lion. Captain Elliot, R.N. ,- in Baker-street,' from.
Scotland; Wm. Masterton Ure, M.P., in Lower Grosvenor„
street, from a tour ; Hon. Lincoln Stanhope, fretn,Surny ; the,
Duke of St.,Alhan's and the Ladies Beauclerk, from their sett;
Gatton, Surrey ; the Bishop of Chichester, from Brighton ;
Lord and Lady Rodney, in Pall-mall ; Mrs. 'Rushout, in
Hyde-park Corner, Oxford-street; Mrs. Aleynell, in Hantaxer-
square ; Lord Charles Spencer Manners, in.Portman-Squ4rc;.
the Ladies Marsham and Miss Riddell, in Grosvenoz,splace;
the Misses Leigh, in Portman-square; Mrs. and Miss. Hare, in
Hill-street; Mr. John Ogle, in Dover-street; Mrs. Berkeley
Paget, Miss Paget, and Miss Gertrude Paget, in. Park-street,
Grosvenor-square; Mr. and Miss, Paris, in Upper-Seymour-
street ; Rev. Win. Meade and Miss Theodosia. Meade, in
Lower Berkeley-street ; Mr. Francis Wm. Russell, in Curzon-
street,- May-fair; Lady James Stuart, in Whitehall-place ;
Lady Mary and M .'hiss Ross, in Upper Grosvenor-street; Mr.
R. Clayton, of the Royal Navy, in King-street, Portman-
square'; • the Misses Cotes, in Lower Brook-street ; John
'Wharton, Esq., M.P., from his seat in Yorkshire; Lord and
Lady Anson, at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street; from their
seat in Staffordshire ; the Rev. James Kevill, at the St. Peters-
burgh Hotel, from his seat, Croft Castle, Herefordshire.

FASHIONABLI PARTIES. •
Lady GRESLEY last night opened her house in Conduit-
streetfor a Concert in favour of Mrs. HAM KOND, whose mu-
sical talents arc well known in the polite circles. The rooms
were crowded, and the entertainment altogether was much ad-
mired. Signora Torri, Signora Sofa, Signor and Signora Peg-
liardini, Messrs. T. Welsh, littllinex, Evans, Madame Cas-
telli, and Miss Paton, gave their powerful assistance. Mrs.
Hammond sung with great taste and effect, and the-Concert
was varied by performances on the Spanish guitar, pianoforte,
and the harp. The liberal Hostess provided ample refresh-
ments and a cold collation on the occasion. At a late hour
quadrilles were preparing, and the company in general seemed
by no means inehined to leave such- a scene of festivity.
Count and Giuntetts Lieven had a grand party at dinner yes.
terday at Ashburnham House, Dover-street.
Lord Saltoun had a dinner party yesterday at his house in
Great Cumberland-street.
The Earl of Darlington entertained at dinner on Sunday, at
his house in• St. James's-square, Sir Edward Williamson, the
Rev. John Vane, Mr. and Mrs. Shaflo,- Mr. Robert Shafto,
Mr. Ralph Lambton, Mrs. Powlett, Mr. and Mrs. Murchenson,
Mr. Silvertop, Mr. W. Russell, Col. Elsey, &c.
The Earl and Countess of Lonsdale gave an elegant•enter-
taim»ent on Saturday, at their house in Charles-street, Berke-
ley-square, to the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Wellington,
the Duke of Beaufort, the Duke of Montrose, Lord Chief Jus-
tice Abbott, Lord Chief Justice Best, Boron Gar:ow, the Mar-
quis of Camden, Earl and Countess Bathurst, the Earl of
Shaftesbury, the Earl of Lauderdale, Lord and Lady F. Ben-
tinck, Mr. and. Lady;Ann Beckett, Sir C. Long, Bart., Mr.
Heber, &c.
The Dike and Duchess of Wellington entertained Count
and Countess Lieven and a distinguished party at dinner on
Sunday, at Apsley House, Piccadilly.
The Duke of Norfolk had a grand dinner party yesterday at
his house in St. James's-square.
The Duke of Sussex entertained the Earl and C,ountess of
Darlington and a large party at dinner yesterday at iiensing-
ton La.ace..
The Earl of Shaftesbury gave a grand .dinner yesterday to
the Earl and Countess of Lonsdale and a large party, at his
Louse in Grosvenor-square.

Q.
HIGH L n
IFE.—The on. aptain WL.
Fitzgerald de Roos, of the Ist Regiment of • Life Guards, was
married yesterday morning at St. George's, Hanover-square, to
Lady Georgian Lenox, daughter of the Duke of Richmond._
The happy pair, after partaking of a grand dinner at Earl
Bathurst s, set off- immediately to his Lordship's country-resi-
dence, near Cirencester, to spend the honey-moon.

It is a curious coincidence that this day fifteen
years l'uomAs PAINE died a confessed Christian,
1116 Dist words being expressive of the agony he
felt in having sent forth so much poison to the
,
world.

Letters from Italy sPolice at Ravenna, C;
s" that the Intendant of
MATUCCI, was lately
assassinated in the streets by three stabs of a

dagger. . ,
STOCI{ ITO LM, MAY 18._The rich Colonel
VONi Dt s Njust bought of the Land-
7tarsimiyOENF Er.pL has
.ri,,N
the
fine estate near Hel-
singberg, which includes the Baths of Ramlosa.
Although the late proprietor laid out a great deal
of money
co,7l)oaititeni. n
Vont i n g
D.
the place, it is under-
stood means to carry the
'embellishments, &c. to a much greater pitch of
that
excellency. His Majesty the King will, it is
said, cause a Pavillion, upon a grand -scale, to be
erected in the vicinity.
T. W. BEALTNI° N T.; ESq., M.P. for Northum--
berland, has_ presented twenty guineas to the.
Mechanics' Institute, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.—
Jo IIN 13 1.3 DD.LE; ESC]. of WaliSeila, has given the
like sum to the saine useful society.

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A Letter from Northumberland says—" For the
last two weeks the weather has been uncommonly
fine and warm, though occasionally a cool breeze
has set in 'at night. The Country .has in conse-
quence improved greatly in appearance. A field
to Thomas Fen-
owficgkr;:cts,,qm.l
it.l;llilkeesrta,tNe
,I:lrevlcoansgt.iii,i,g,
near Chester-le-
fe w day's ago." •
designs of Mr Juv•
s t r\eve te ,
understandWasctit that
at fart.:ie hay a
rEttcy WyArr, for the alterations cif Windsor
Cast-le, have been finally adopted. The taste of his
M AJ ESTY, the good sense of the Commissioners, and
the genius of the Architect, have insured to the
nation a plan forthe repairs
of this unequalled
edifice, which combines the most scrupulous re-
gard for the preservation of its ancient charac-
ter, with the most careful attention to the proper
g splendour and comfort of its an ust possessor.
Mr. Tcunorr, builder to his MAJESTY,
has re-
ceived the KING'S most gracious 'commands to
complete 2 models—one of the Castle in its pre-
sent state, the other of the projected improve-
ments. The scale prescribed is one-eighth of an
inch to a foot. We have no doubt that the skill
of Mr. TE render these models BBOTT willmost,
beautiful works of art, deserving a prominent
place in that palace with whose architectural his-
-1 tory they will be hereafter associated.—(Windsor
Express.)