The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-24 00:00:00

THE ,KING.

WIND3OII, SEPT. 23.—Notwithatanding the weather bear.
ing an unfavourable aspect, his MAJESTY took his customary
drive this afternoon in his pony phaeton through the principal
rides in the Great Park.—The Earl and Countess of Warwick
have left the Royal bodge.—Yesterday afternoon her Royal
Highness the Princess Augusta paid a visit to the Earl and
Countess Harcourt, at St. Leonard's. Her Royal Highness
returned to Frogniore at aix o'clock to dinner.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
The Marchioness Dowager of Hertford, in Manchester.
square, from Tunbridge Wells; Marquis and Marchioness of
Salisbury, from Plymouth t Hon. Robert Smith, 51.13 from
his seat in Berks ; Hon. Fred. West, from Coventry ; Lord
and Lady Howden, at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street,
from Parts • Lord and Lad_ y Petre, and. Colonel and Airs.
Bligh, at Parts;
Hotel, Berkeley.square, from Brighten ;
Colonel Boswell, at Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square,
from Yorkshire ; Mr. and the Misses Chancey, at Batt's Hotel,
Dover-street, from Winkfield ; Air. and Mrs. Lawrence, at
ditto, from Brighton; Mr. and Mrs. Power, at ditto, from
Paris.

CHANGES.—The Itiartiuis‘of Chantlos, at Arington, Hants,
from Scotland ; the Earl and Countess Spencer, at their seat,
Wimbledon, 're the Isle of Wight ; Count and Countess
Lieven, for 'on Park, Oxfordshire, on a visit to the Earl
and Countess of Jecsey ; Earl and Countess of Coventry and
family, from Croome, to Cheltenham; Hon. G. Villiers, at
Kent House, from Wotton Bassett, Wilts; Colonel and Mrs.
Jones, from Cheltenham, to Bath; Col. and Mrs. Harbord, from
Cheltenham, for Lyme Regis, Doraetshire ; Hon, J. Lowther,
for Swillington, from a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Elphinstone, from
Brighton, for Ramsgate; Colonel Stratford, for Tunbridge
IVella ; Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw, for Exmouth., Devonshire ;
Lady Dashwood King, for Southampton ; Hon. T. C. Clifford,
on a tour ; Mr. 11 arre, on a tour, from Stratford-place ;
Lord Sondes, for Buckingham ; Colonel and Mrs. .Forbes, for
Cheltenham • Mr. and Mrs. Halliday, for Bath ; Mr. and Mrs.
Orr, for Clifton Hat Wells; Mr. and Miss Benson, for Bath;
Mr. H. Seymour, from Hampton, on a tour; Col. Staples,
on a tour • Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Martdonal, from the New
Steyne, irighton, for Dieppe; Lord and Lady ()age, from
or2illon's Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Fine, Sussex ; the Earl
of Lismore and Sir Robert O'Callaghan, Bart. from Batt's
Hotel, for Ireland ; E. Hartopp, Esq. from ditto ; Sir Edward
Deering, Bart. from ditto, for Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. Smith,
from ditto, for Dover; Captain Maxwell, from Long's Hotel,
Bond-street, for Cheltenham ; J. Dixon, Esq. from ditto, for
Paris ; Capt. Saunders, R.N. from ditto, for Bath.

NORWICH. GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
TUESDAY last a Grand Musical Festival was given at Nor-
wich, in aid of several of the public Charities of that City,
which the Duke of Sussex honoured with his patronage and
presence. A chorus of 152 persons was formed, of which the
City of Norwich furnished no less than 103, the remainder
being composed of persons from London, Oxford, Cambridge,
Ely, Ipswich, Bungay, Decries, Eye, and Framlingham. The
instrumental band, almost equally numerous, contained in its list
of 107 performers' some of the most distinguished in the king-
dom, and Mr. F. Cramer and Mr. Keiswetter were appointed
to act as leaders. The place appointed for the performance of
the Concerts was St. Andrew's Hall, a fine old church, formerly
belonging to a convent of Black Friars, but afterwards given
to the Corporation as a place of public meeting. On the pre-
sent occasion it was fitted up with much appropriate splendour.
The Duke of Sussex entered the Hall at a few minutes before
8 o'clock, and was conducted to his seat by the High Sheriff
and the Mayor of • the City, amidst the greetings of those
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present. ' The performances commenced with one of Hadyn'symphonies, and the excellence of the band, both here and
afterwards in the " Overture to Anacreon," was fully displayed,
the different movements being executed in the most perfect
manner. This was followed by " God save the King," the first
two verses of which were sung by Miss Carew, And the last
two by Miss Stephens. The manner in which Miss Carew
gave her portion of the song was unusually, delightful; and
.herAvirsery
of Miss Stephens, we need only say, that she acquitted her-
chorus was well executed, and the audience most heartily
joined in the loyal strain,
self in a way fully worthy of her well-earned fame. The
and with the finest effect. The Pieces
selected for the evening's performance were all very,good.—
Miss Stephens sung " ‘Vhen first you courted me," and ' Home
Amon
o manner,auve mud, e
"Cease
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arranged with variations by itoch- funning,;'
sa very delightfully, and re-
ceived a unanimous call for its re '.
petition. Mr. Sapio, who had
been engaged, and who was to twee sung, li The wee and the
sweetCIICOM hloin ine,b"oithn
Lily their beauties combining,' hail unlia 11taken cold, and
as it was stated was labouring under pp y
a severe attack of hoarse-
ness and scare throat, so as to incapacitate him
from appearing.
Notwithstanding these disadvantages, however, the attendance
was
was very numerous. - ..
WEDNESDAY.—The first performance of Sacred Music,
during the Festival took place this morning, and the selection
was in every way excellent--(Further ' len
parucu to-morrow.)

NuraNbllNe ntlemepn°d
On Saturday the Right .HConlo
by the Loan MATOR, visited the NatiGGeonal Educn, ation accomSocietey
House, Kildare-street, where he remained a considerable time.
The system pursued in that Establishment highly pleased Mr.
his Canning. anstleethmeedstrtoonagutraracittshioisf
Canning. Some of the classes underwent an examination in
pnaarttioicnuallargennoituisce.wit
n
Sunday Mr. Canning attended divine service at the Castle
Chapel. An admirable sermon was preached by the Very
Reverend the Dean of Clone. Shortly after the Right Ho-
nourable Gentleman proceeded to Old Connaught, on a visit
to the Right Honourable the Attorney-General. A large and
distinguished party of personages were invited to meet Mr.
Canning there at dinner. Yesterday afternoon dispatches
arrived for Mr. Canning from the }()reign Office; a King's
Messenger, who is in attendance upon the Right Honourable
Gentleman, immediately proceeded with them to the county of
Wicklow...l( Dublin Correspondent, Sept. 21. )
DUBLIN, SEPT. 21.—His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant
entertained the following distinguished Personages at Dinner;
at the Viceregal Lodge, on the respective days mentioned I--
SEPT. 16.—Mr. Canning, Lord Howard de Walden, Mr.
Stapleton, Lord Duncannon. the Attorney-General, the Soli.
citor-General, the Bishop of Raphoe, Mr. Goulburn, Mr. Gre-
gory, Mr. Vesey Fitzgerald, M.P., Mr. Doherty, 111. P., Mr.
North, M.P., Alr. Carroll, Colonel Shawe, Sir S. Bruce, Sir
George Rich, Colonel Gore, Colonel D'Arcy, Major Brownlow,
Captain Lindsay, Captain Wood, Captain -Vignoles, &c.
SEPT. 18.-111 r. Canning, Lord Howard de Walden, Mr.
Stapleton, the Lord Mayor, Lord Meath, Lord Leitrim, Lord
Clanricarde, Lord Allen, Lord Barnard, the Bishop of
Raphoe, Judge Moore, Serjennt Goold, Mr. Vesey Fitz-
Kerala, General Sir C. Grant, Colonel Talbot, Colonel Paken-
ham, Colonel hleyrick, Sir C. Campbell, Sir S. Bruce, Dr.
Hunter, M.D., Colonel D'Arcy, Captain De Roos, Captain
Vignoles, &c.
SEPT. 17.—Mr. Canning, Lord Howard De Weldon, Mr.
Stapleton, Lord Norbury,, Lord Palmerston, Mr. Goulbuyn,
Mr. C. Goulbum, Judge Vandeleur, Serjeant Lefroy, Mr.
Ellis, M.P., Mr. Sneyd, M.P., the Surgeon-General, Colo-
nel Blacker, Sir John hlortlock, Mr. Blake, Doctor Kenny,
Colonel Latouche,hl.P., Mr. Bowles, Mr. Montague, Colonel
Clitherow, Sir J. Hope, Sir C. Campbell, Doctor Hunter, 31. D.,
Col. Ditray, Capt. Skinner, Capt. Vignol, &c.
SEPT. 18.-111 r. Canning, Lord Howard De Weldon, 31r.
Stapleton,- Lord Bingham, Mr. Gregory, the Dean of St. Pa-
trick's, Mr. Hutchinson 111 r. Sprins Rice, Mr. Doherty, M.P.,
Mr. Grattan, M.P., Hutchinson,
White, 111. P:, Colonel 'Howard,
.Sir Edward O'Brien, Mr. O'Brien, Captain Le Poer Trench.
Mr. Blake. Mr. Burrowes. Colonel Shawe, Sir-S. Bruce, Cap-
tain Malcolm, R.N., Captain Lindsay, Captain Vignoles, &c.

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