The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-28 00:00:00

THE KING:

WINDSOR, JETT 26.—0 n Friday his MAJESTY, with a
numerous party of Noblemen and Ladies, visited the Castle,
and remained there a considerable time; the Royal party came
down the long walk and through the Little l'ark, in two close
carriages and four, and two open carriages., in the evening
his Majesty entertained a Splendid party to dinner; this enter-
tainment was similar to the one given on Thursday, with the
addition to the company of his Royal Highness the Duke of
Cumberland and the Prince of Solms. During his Majesty's
visit to the Castle on Friday, his Majesty gave Ins final arrange-
ment of the apartments preparatory to his residence. All the
servants of the late King and Queen who have been permitted
to retain their apartments in the Palace up to the present
period, have received notice to quit. The greater part of his
Majesty's guests have left the Royal Lodge to-day. Lord and
Lady Gwydyr set off' last night after dinner for Grinisthorp-
castle, on their way to Scotland.

The Party at the dinner given by the King on Frida at his
Lodge in Windsor Park, to his Royal Brother, the fluke' of
Cumberland, amounted to thirty including his Majesty and
Suite. The Band of the Royal Guards
,attendid, and
played during the evening. The Duke of Devonshire had the
honour of being invited to both Thursday and Friday's dinner
parties. His Grace slept at Cumberland Lodge, as did his
Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland and the Duke of
Wellington. The Duke of Cumberland took leave of his Ma.
jesty after breakfast, On Saturday morning, and proceeded from
the Royal Lodge to his Royal Highness's house on Kew Green,
where the Royal Duke remained during the, day, and went to
dine with the Duke and Duchess Of Clarence at Bushy Park.
His Royal Highness returned_ to, Loudon at a late hour on
Saturday night.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
Among the distinguished fashionables, at the Countess of.
Falmouth's route on Friday evening, in St. James's-square,
were—the Duke of. Grafton, the Duchesses of Wellington,
Dowager of Rutland, and Dowager of Richmond, the Earl and
Countess St. Germains, Earl 'and Countess of Hardwick, the
Earl and Countess of Clonmell, the Countess of Jersey, Earl
Westmorland, and Lady Georgina Lane, the Vice-Chancellor,
Lord and Lady Ellenhorough and the Misses Law, Dowager
Marchioness of Lansdown and Miss Clifford, the Earl and
Countess of Manvers, Mr. and Lady Ann Beckett, Mr. and '
Lady C. Pawlett, the Ladies. Fitzroy, Laity L. Vane, Colonel
and Lady L. Meyrick, Mrs. Lane Fox, Mrs. H. Baring, Mrs.
Villiers, &c.
The Dowager Marchioness of ,Lansdown entertained a large
party of fashionables, yesterday evening?, at her house in Albe-
marle-street, to meet the Duke of Cumberland, previous to his
leaving town for the Continent. -
Lord and Lady Holland entertained Viscount and Vis.
countess Granville and a distinguished party to dinner yester-
day, at Holland House.
The Dowager Duchess of Rutland had a grand dinner party
yesterday, at her house in Sackville-street.
The Earl of Harrington had a grand dinner party yesterday,
at his house in Stable-yard, St. James's. In the evening her
Ladyship entertained an elegant assemblage of fashionables.
On Saturday last the Countess Dowager Poulett gave a
splendid entertainment to the Earl and Countess Poulett,
Earl of Westmorland, Lord and Lady Barnard. Mr. and Lady
Caroline Potilett, Sir George Warrender, &c., and a select
party of fashionables at her Ladyship's 'house in Piecadilly
The Earl of Darl?ngton gave a grand dinner on Friday to
Sir George and Lady Cockburn, Colonel and Lady Meyrtek,
Captain Ford, Captain Stanton, Mr. Curwen, &c.
at Cleveland House. St. James's-square.
On Saturday the 18th inst. the 'Lord Mayor gave a grand
dinner at the Mansion House to a distinguished party of Noble•
men and Gentlemem amongst whom were—The Duke of
NVellington, the bordChaneellor, the Earls of Westmorland,
Shaftesbury, Bathurst, and Liverpool ; Viscounts Palmer.
stone and Melville ; Lords Stowell, Muryborough, and Bex-
ley,. Right Hon. George Canning, Robert Peel, F. Robinson,
C. W. Wynn,'W. Huskisson aral.C. Arbuthnot ; Mr. Croker,
Mr. !ferries, Sir C. Flower, Bart. Sir (;..hunter, Bart. Altkr.
man Wood, many ottLe Aldermen, the Shtiriffi; &c.
Dunr.tx CASTLE, JULY 24.—Yesterday his' Excellency,
the Lord Lieutenant entertained the Earl of Clare, and a select
party of rank and fashion, at dinner, at the Viceregal Lode,
Phoenix Park. Amongst whom were—The Atturney and So-
licitor-Generals Sir Colin Campbell, Sir Stewart Bruce, 'Mr.
Rich, Doctor dunter, Colonel De Boos, Captain Mal.
colm, R.N., Captain Ricketts, &c.

FA SII lONA DLL' ARRIVALS.
The Countess of Harrington front her seat Summer 11111,
llerks ; Colonel Barry (now Earl of Farnham) at the Royal
St.cjamees4street, from the Earl of .Mounttiorris's sent,
Atulley Hall, Staffbrdshire ; Major Delainote from a tour, and
the Rev. John Brown from Bath, at the l'ulteney Hotel ; J.
Puget, Esq. front Oxford, J. Tomline, Esq. from ditto, and
Colonel Evernot front Brighton, at Long's, Claremont Hotel.
DE,PARTURES.-111r. and Mrs. Agar Ellis front the Earl of
Essex's seat, Cashiobury Park, Herts, for Trentham Hall,
Staffordshire; Sir Frederick Vane, Bart. front the St. James's
Hotel, for Tonhridge Wells Captain Foster for Canterbury,
Captain Edgell for Windsor, Guy Evered, .Esq. for Bath,
Captain Daly for Portsmouth, Lord George Lennox on a tour,'
and Colonel and Mrs. Proven for Paris, from Long's, Clare-
mont Hotel.

• MARRIAGE IN MGR LIFE.—On Monday, the 21st inst.,
the Earl Frrzwira.talr, accompanied by the Hon. Oroitot:
PONSONIIY, landed from the Holyhead Packet at flowth har-
bour. They were received at landing by
,the lion. and very
Rev. the Dean of S. PATRICK'S, together with Mr. HAWN,
his Lordship's agent. The party imiiiediateiy proceeded, as we
are informed, to Bishop's Court, where a marriage by special
license was sOlemixed, between his Lordship and Lady PoN-
sowny.—in a few days this .ver.y popular Nobleman proceeds
to his seat at Mahon, where the welcomes and exultations of
a tenantry, at once the most extensive, satisfied, and orderly
in this kingdom, cordially await him.—(Duhun Evening Maio.
Po ItTSItOUTII,IIII.Y 213.—Lord Melville arrived this after.'
noon, from the Admiralty, and proceeded to Ryde, where lii.
Lordship's family have some time taken up their residence.

• •
Assassmulini4.—The following contains par.
ticulars of the murder of Andrew Nolan :—On Frittuy bist;
at rather an. early hour, he ,was proceeding frog Mitchel
town to Rallyitoreen, and only a short distance hum.' the
turnpike of the latter place, was waylaid anti nitirdered.:._
The facts are these. ,As the unfortunate man appreathed
the turnpike gate, he was accosted by a villain who do-
mande(' his money,. which he was about to give, having
put his hand in het pocket ..for the purpose; when the
assassin replied, that it. was . not. his money he want-
ed, but his life, and instantly discharged a pistol, which
Wounded him in the arm, and before he could recover
from the effects of the shot, the villain threw down the pistol
and fired the contents of a blunderbuss loaded with slugs and
balls in his right side, after which lie made off, AS, did also an
associate who stood at a short distance from him. The wound-
ed man had just sufficient strength to walk to a house a. short
distance ; am! the report of the Occurrence having reached
Mitchelstown, Doctor O'Neil of that town, repaired to the
place, where he found the poor man without the least hope of
recovery : two balls having entered his body. The halls-Were
extracted, but the victim of this cold, blooded'aitsitssillatiOns4,
fingered in the most excruciating pain until Sontlity nufrning
when he expired. The Coroners' Inquest was held on the body,
and a verdict of Wilful Murder returned. .deceased
was engaged in the butter business, and had lately taken the
tithes of the parish from the Reverend Mr. Sutton, Rector of
Ballyporeen, and this latter was the cause of his murder..
We undoltsuind than on intelligence of this murderoutrtions-
action havin reached the Earl of Mount Cashel; the Noble
Lord proceeded to the house where the unfortunate victim
lay, in order by his investigation to obtain some clue for the
discovery of the popetrators--4 is hoped they will be brought
to justice....-(Cork Mercantile. Chronide„lay 23.)

The 'Marquis of LANSDOWN arrived in Dublin
on Monday. His Lordship is to occupy Lismore
Castle during his stay in Ireland.

in consequence of the request of several mer-
chants, underwriters, and other subscribers to
Lt.oyD's, a General Meeting will be held there
on Wednesday next, at twelve o'clock pre
cisely, for the purpose of considering the expe.
diency of the itoorns being shut on Christmas
days and Good Fridays.