The Sun.
London, England, 1823-03-17 00:00:00

THE, ICING.

BRIGHTON, MARCH 16.--:We are, rejoiced to'
state Oat his MAJE3TY was sufficiently recovered to be yre=
.sent at-divine service this day, in his private. chapel, attended
in the Royal Closet by the Lord Steward of the Household.
• The body of the chapel was crowded, including.; among others,
nearly the whole of our resident. Nobility. -His Majesty was
habited in blue, wore a small star, and rested his left hand in
black silk sling. A stranger would have said that the Ring
Was looking , well, btit his Majesty is paler, and somewhat
thinne ji,than when he had the satisfaction of beholding him be-
ihre; indeed; it would be eitraordinary were it otherwise.—
His Majesty, with his usual pnnctuality, enter the Chapel
at noon—the sanetus, and beautifully impressive chaunt, by
Cramer, then commenced the Sacred Service, his Majesty')
and tjie COngregation standing daring its performance, and
which must have occupied a space of ten minute*. The offici-
ating Ministers were, the Dean of 'Hereford, the Dean of
Salisbury, and the Sub-Dean of the Royal Chapel, Saint
James's. The discourse from the pulpit was delivered by the
Dean of SalisbUry. The Anthem, from the 20th verse of the
145th Psalm, "'Tie Lord preserveth all them that love him,"
was exquisite in harmony and effect. blaster Wesley was in.
eluded in the new choir. The Royal Band were on duty.,
Mr. Attwood was seated at the organ. It was some time after
two o'clock before the service terminated. To that excellent
charity here, called the Dorcas Society, his Majesty, an Friday,
was graciously. pleased to send a donation of twenty guineas,
and a message, in which the'Royal approbation of the Institu-
tion wait strongly marked'.

• . • FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS._
Earl and Countesi of Cardigan, and Lt Emma Bruce, in
Portman-square ; Sir Charles Henry and Lady Coote, in Con-
naught.place ; Viscountess Cremorne, in Stanhope-street, ay-
fair ; Lord Clifton, in Berkeley square • the Marquis of Salis-
bury, from his seat, Hatfield ; the Earl of Gomfort, from Ire-
land ; Earl 'Powis, from his seat, Walcot, Salop ; Viscount
Deerhurat, at Coventry Hotise,-from Worcester; the Dowager
Countelis of Dartmouth, front Sandwell Hall, Staffordshire;
the Dowager Countess' of Clare, Iron; Inland • Sir George
Sinclair, Bart. from his seat in Scotland; Sir Alexander and
Lady Johnstone, from a tour; the lion. H. Legg, from Sand-
well Hall, Staffordshire.
DEPARTURES.—CoI. Cradocic, from Batt's Hotel, Dover-
street, to Hull, Yorkshire; Mr. Mulby, from ditto ; John
O'Brien, Esq. from Hotigsort's Hotel, Dover-street, for Ire.
land ; the Hon. Col. Henry Murray, from Thomas's Hotel,
Berkeley-square on a tour; Henry Hawkins, Esq. from ditto,
for Brighton ; Capt. and Mrs. Lawrie, from the St. James"
Hotel, Jertuyn-street, for Brighton.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
The Duke..'of Gloucester gave n .grand dinner on Saturday
to Baron Fagel, the Earl of Shaftesbury, Earl Harrowby, Lord
Bayley, and a diatinguithed party, at Gloucester. House, Park-
lane.

Earl Morley gave a grand dinner on Saturday to Viscount
and Viscountess Granville and a large party of distinction at
Kent House, Knightsbridge.
Sir C. H. Coote, Bart. had a large party to dinner on Satur.
day at his house, Connaught-place.
Lord King had a grand dinner party yesterday at his house
in Dover-street.
Sir Robert \Vigram, M.P, gave a-grand tiinner 'on Saturday
at Connaught-place.
The Marquis of Lanstlown has issued cards of invitation for
a dinner party on Friday next at Lansdown House, Berkeley.
square.
The Marchioness of Salisbury gives her first grand assembly
for the season this suening at her elegant mansion in Arlington.
stree t.
Mrs..Mitcbell entertained nearly one hundred distinguished
fithionables on Friday at-her house in Charles-street, Berkeley.
square.
Vm. Freemantle,'Esq. M.P. had an elepnt patty to dinner
yesterday at his house in Great Stanbope-*tew; May-fair.

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