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

THE KING.

Wrsrpson, JtILT G.—This afternoon, at a quarter after
four o'clock, the KnrG arrived at the Castle. His Majesty left
the Royal Lodge in his pony phaeton, accompanied by the
Marquis Conyngham and Sir A. Barnard on horseback, and
drove down the Long Walk, and through the Little Park, to the
Castle, where he expected to meet Mr. Wyatt, the architect, who
not having arrived; his Majesty drove about the Castle, and was
conducted to the various places where alterations are making,
by Mr. Tebbott (carpenter), and Mr. Bedborough (stone-mason
to his Majesty). The King, after remaining about twenty
minutes at the Castle, left again for tite Royal Lodge, whero he
will dine.

VASIIIONABLB ARRIVALS.
John Yorke, Esq. and Mrs. Yorke, at Marshal Thompson's
Hotel, CaTendisk.square, from Tunbridge Wells; Butler
Thornton, Esq. and Mrs. Thornton, at ditto, from the Conti-
nent; Rev. Charles Thorpe, at ditto; Rev. Charles Ford, at
ditto; R. Unwin, Esq. at ditto; Major and Mrs. Grant, Mr.
and Mrs. Ash, and Colonel and Mrs. Willaton, at Fladong's
Hotel, Oxford-street, from the Continent ; General Croabie
and Son, at Long's Hotel, Bond-street, from Chichester; Lu.
cas Clements, Esq. at ditto, from Paris; Colonel Williams, at
ditto, fl'om Paris ; Molyneux Steel, Esq. at ditto, from Paris.
1)x PA RT 11 RES.—Lord H. Bentinck, for his father's ( the Duke
of Portland) scat, Welbeck, Notts; Sir George Chetwynd,
Bart. M.P. and family, for Staffordshire; Colonel and Mrs.
Delap, from Harley-street, for their seat in Surrey ; Captain
A'Court, M.P. for his seat in Wilts; Sir It. Bolton, Bart. from
Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, for his seat in Oxford-
shire ; J. Fisbburne, Eaq. and Mrs. Eitsburne, from Marshal
Thompson's Hotel; J. Murdock, Esq. and Airs. Murdock,
from ditto ; Major-General Sir Edw. Kerrison, K.C.U. from
ditto, for Brighton; J. W. Smith, Esq. from ditto ; Hastings
Elwin, Esq. from ditto; Rev. P. Wynter, from ditto: J. It.
Duckworth, Esq. and Master Buckwortb, from ditto; J. Lad.
broke, Esq. from ditto.

MRS. COUTTS' FETE AT HOLLY GROVE.
Yesterday, notwithstanding the unprop►tious state of the
weather, all the invited came. The Duke of YORK arrived
at the hour of one, when his Royal Highness met a select
circle ; but owing to the state of the weather—a drizzling rain
having prevailed throughout the morning—the promenade on
the lawn, the labyrinth, and the flower•garden, was abandoned.
At two o'clock the landaus and four, w►th outriders in splendid
liveries, formed an uninterrupted cavalcade from the lower part
of Kentish Town to the great gates leading to the Holly Grove,
properly so defined from the tnultitnde of trees of that descrip.
t►on.--At three o'clock the Commander-in-Chief departed, and
he was followed by the Duke of lirellington.—At four o'clock
the list stood thus

The Prince Leopold.
The Princes beintnfen, Oortchakoff.
The Bavarian and Neapolitan Ministers.
Dukei—St. Albans, De Guiche, Leineter.
Duchesses—Richmond, De Guiche.
Marquises—Hertford, Stafford, Winchester.
Marehimuwet—Stafrord, Winchester, Dowager Lansdown.
Earls--7 Lauderdale, Gower, Grey, Itosslyn, Bristol, Blesin.
ton, Morley.
Countesses—Guilford, Morley, Essex, Bristol, Charleville,
Besborough, Carysfort, Ilarrowhy, Blesinton.
Lords—Holland, Glenlyon, Stormont, Deerhurat, A. Munn.
ton, Beauchamp, 'R. Seymour, Graves, Bingham, Ilotham,
Hervey, Valletort, Gen ies, Muncaster, Say and Sete.
Ladies—Paulet, R. Seymour, North, Petre, Ilarvey, Ryder,
C. Barham, Gower, De Grey, Paulet, Stewart, Bloomfield,
Lennox, Lindsay, Fitzroy, Ilemuclerk, Proby (two), Tierney,
Holland, S. Wortley, Farquhar, St. Clair, Erskine, Balfour,
Boroughs, Straiten, D'Ameland, lloiroyd, Andover, Stanhope,
Stly and Sde.
The Vice.ChanCellor, Count and Countess St. Antonio,
Count Vendramini.

,firs-Fmncis Burdett, Philip Roche, David Dundas, Chas.
Doyle, Thomas Stepney, Alured Clarke, Thomas Farquhar,
Charles Morgan, Edmund Antrobus, Win. Chatterton, George
Dashwood, Edward Baker, Walter Stilling, G. Althorpe.
Gencrals_Phipps, I.lligh.
Colortelt—Gibber, Davies, Lindsay.
Captains—Digby, Hall, Villiers, W. Matlock", Crawford,
Peyton, Cox, Tighe, Lloyd, Marchbanks, (ireville.
Matieurs—Holmes, Ilinchellffe, Stewart Nicolson, Mills,
Wardrop, lUackshaw, l'igou, Gamier, Barham, Willett,
Knight, Bathurst, Townshend.
Mistresses—liinchcliffe, Stewart Nicholson, Miles Gamier,
Davenport, W. Tighe, W. Neave, Lloyd, Lindsey, W. Mad-
dock., .Paget, Madame D'Este.
Mirres—Hinchcliffe, Gamier, Tierney, Seymour, Fitzroy,
Barham, Knight (two), Cox, Davenport, Gifrard, Townshend,
Tisdall, Burdett (two).
At 5 o'clock, the visitants, after promenading on the gravel
walks, or lounging over the fanciful Chinese verandas, pro-
ceeded to the tables whereon the dejeune was set out, in the
house, and under a canopy, or more properly speaking,
in a kind of Italian Pavilion. Here was a long table, of
great extent, covered with every delicacy, cold, except
turtle soups; and to prove the munificence which prevailed,
one hundred quarts were provided. All sorts of fruit in the
highest perfection ; the wines were of every description.—
At six o'clock, the rain still occasionally falling, the idea of
the dance, in the great marquee at the declivity of the bill, was
abandoned. The French band were directed to prepare their
instruments and assemble in the Italian Pavilion. The tables,
consequently, disappeared in a trice.—[ Further particulars to-
morrow.
THE LOUNTESS OF SEFTON'S SECOND FETE
Excelled even the first both in splendour, comfort, and variety.
The dancing did not commence till midnight, when three sets
of Quadrillers took place. An excellent supper followed,
replete with every thing in and out of season. The dancing
was afterwards resumed, and kept ur with great spirit till
nearly six o'clock in the morning_A the leaders of the hoist
ton were there.—Among the company we noticed, Prince Leo-
pold, Duke and Duchess of Argyll and the Ladies Paget,
Dowager Duchess pf Richmond and the Ladies Lennox, Duke
and Duchess De Guiche, Marquis and Marchioness of Con ng-
ham, Lord and Lady Francis Conyngham,Marchioness of Win-
chester and the Ladies Paulet, Earl and Countess of Verulam,
Countess of Mountnorris and Lady J. Annesley, Lady Ellen-
borough and Miss Law, Lady 0. and Miss Cavendish, lion.
Mrs. Hope and Miss Chester, bir Charles Greville, Lerd El-
lenborough, Lord and Lady Gwydyr, Lord and Lady l'etre,
Prince and Princess I'olignac, Baron Fagel, Countess of Ilar-
rowby and Ladies Ryder, Earl and Ladies Grey.

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