The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-17 00:00:00

THE KING.

WINDSOR, JUNE 16.—Yesterday evening AJESTY
gave a grand dinner: Among the.conpany were,—The Duke
of Wellington, Duke of Dorset, Duke of Richmond, Earl and
Countess Scarborough, Earl and COUntess Warwick, Count
Lieven,' Lord and Lady 9wYdYr, Lord Manners, Lord Claren_
Claren-
don, • Lord Graves, Viscount Apsley, Marquis, Marchioness,
and Lord and Lady Francis Conyngham, Sir W. Knighton, Sif
E. Nagle, Mr. Delme, and many other distinguished charac-
ters. The band of' the Royal Horse Guards occupied the
orchestre, and entertained the company until a late hour. The
Duke of York also entertained a select party at Frogmore, con.
sisting of the Duke of Rutland, Earl Verulam, Earl Darling.
ton, Lord Cavendish, Lord Foley, Lord Clarendon, Lord
Egremont, Sir John Shelley, and Mr. trdny. Last evening the
ball at the town-hall was most numerously and fashionably
attended. This evening his Majesty will again entertain the
party at dinner at the Castle.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
The Prince and Princess Polignac, from Paris; the Dean
of Elphin, and Mrs. French and Family, at the. Waterloo
Hotel, JermYn-street, from Ireland ; John Dauncey, A. Sicca-
more, and A. Mitchel, Esqrs. at the Stratford Hotel, Oxford-
street, from Cambridge ; Capt. Griffiths and Brother, at ditto,
from SouthamptOn ' • Thomas Trench and Wm. Rial, Esqrs.
at ditto from Oxford; Mr. Mrs. and Miss Parsons, at ditto,
from Cheltenhani ; Capt. Campbell, R. N. at ditto ; Rev.
James Luke and Son, at ditto, from Bath. -
DEPART'URES.—The Earl of Ashburuham; for his seat in
Sussex ; Earl and Countess of Arran; and" Family, for their
seat, Arran Lodge, Sussex; Mrs. Wall and. Family, from
Waterloo-place, Pall-mall; for Harlow Park, IVorcestershire.

- PRINCE LEOPOLD'S ENTERTAINMENT.
His., Royal Highness Cas we yesterday stated) entertained a
large portion of the Fashionable-World on Monday evening.
The following were present, viz.
Their !loyal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Clarence,
the Duchess of Kent, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester,
Princess Augusta,.and Princess Sophia Matilda ; the Prince of
Leiningen, Le Prince Regnant Reuss-d'Ebersdorf, Lobensteinn
and Gera.

Dukss—Montrose, Somerset, Argyll, Leeds,
Richmond. Wellington,

Duchesses—Northumberland, Rutland, Argyll, Leeds, Wel-
lington,- Montrose, Dowager Leeds, Richmond, Dowager
• p,
Richmond. -
Marguises—Camden, Downshire, Huntly, Hertford, Win-
chester.
Marchionesses—Winchester, Huntly, Stafford, •Tavistock,
Waterford, Downshire, Cornwallis, Lansdown, Westmeath.
The Archbishop of York.
Earls—Hardwicke, Winchilsea, Delawarr, Verulam, Grey,
Clare, Darnley, Gower, Powis, Brecknock, Bathurst, West-
morland, Templetown, Burford, Caernarvon, Brownlow.
Countesses—Listowel, De Moltke, Delawarr, Verulam, Stan-
hope, Dartmouth, Sheffield, Cathcart, Darnley, Lonsdale,
Mountnorris, Hardwicke, Caledon.
Viscounts—Deerhurst, Sidmouth, Dunglass, Melville, Dun-
cannon, Sydney.
Viscountesses—Melville, Sidmouth, Lnnismore, Anson.
Lords—Grantham, Bexley, Colchester, Ravensworth, Lo-
raine, Gwydyr, Lynedoch, fang, Cawdoi, Howard, Langford,
G: Bentinck, Anson.
Ladies—Cawdor, G wydyr, Flint, Elizabeth Baker, Ellenbo-
rough, J. Annesley, Colchester, ltavensworth, Ann Vernon,
Pratt (two), Wigram, Paget (throe), A. Becket, C. Stanhope,
Lovaine, Dowager Saltoun, Binning, Jane Pgel, J. Thynne,
C. Onslow, C. Wortley, Jane Neville, Warburton, Beauclerk
(two), Graves, Emily Manners, A. Beresford,,Alvanley, Lang-
ford; W. Gordon, G. Cavendish, C. Pattie; Emily lIPLeod,
Forester, Bathurst (two), Anson, Strachan.
Ambassadors and illinistei s—Danish, Neapolitan, Ameri-
can, Sardinian, Prussian, Bavarian, Hanoverian.
Barons—Fagel, Werther, De Cetto.
Counts—Ludolf, Woronzow, De Moltke, Gerstlorfr.
The Bishop of Salisbury.
Right lionourables—Sir J. Leach, J. Beckett.
/knot/rabies—Mrs. Hope, Lascelles ; Misses Law (two),
Grey (two), Townsend (two), Cathcart (two), Liddell, Adding-
ton, Vernon, Wellesley.
Sirs—R. Stratthap, J. Shelley, %V. Elliott 'C. Morgan, T.
Flint, E. Baker, T. Stepney, R. Chester, It. Dundas, R.
Wigrarn; J. Malcolm, J. illackintosh, J. 11I'Cleocl, J. Leach.
Generals—Champagne, Phipps. -
Colonels—Stephenson, Higgins, Hugh Baillic—Capt.Conroy.
Messieurs—Cavendish, H oward, Bentinck, Norman, Watson
Taylor, Hope, Bethel], Greenwood, Scarlet,
.Cox, Denison,
Banks, Devon.

illirtresses—Canning, Conroy, Watson Taylor, Bothell, Hus-
kisson, Baillie Scarlet,
Champagne, Herbert. Cox, Stephenson? Scott, B. Paget,
Mines—Balmll, Scarlet, Talbot, Coates (two), ,
Fitzclarence
D'Este.
OTHER PARTIES.
The Bishop of Winchester had a dinner party yesterday at
his house in Great George-street Westminster.
The Marquis of Lansdovvn's intended entertainment yester-
day
son's indisposition. postponed on account of his Lord-
ship's to Prince Leopold was
The Earl of Carnarvon has issued cards of invitation for a
grand party to meet the Duke of Sussex on the 24th inst.
The Earl and Countess of Jersey have issued cards of invi-
tation for a party on the 22d inst. at their house in Berkeley-
square.
Lord C. Townsend entertained a large party at dinner yes-
terday at his house, Park-cresent, Portland-place.
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury entertained a party
of fashionables yesterday evening at her house in Arlington-
street. _ _ _

The Earl of Aberdeen had a - grand dinner party yesterday
at his house in Argyll-street.
Lord Carrington had a large party to dinner yesterday at his
house, Whitehall. .
._

Mrs. Mitchell gave a ball and supper on Tuesday evening at
her house in Charles-street, Berkeley-square. The four drawing
rooms were thrown open ; the principal one was very elegantly
fitted up for dancing. The supper, which consisted of every
delicacy, was prepared in the two dining-parlours. Dancing
commenced at eleven o'clock, and finished about five yesterday
morning. There were present upwards of 300 fashionables ;
among whom were—Prince Sangoysyk and several other dis-
tinguished Foreigners, Prince Gortchacoff .Baroness and Miss
W'erther, the Dukes of Dorset and Leeds, the Duchess of
Montrose and the Ladies Graham, the Countess d'Ameland and
Mademoiselle d'Este, Dowager Countess of Warwick and the
Ladies Greville, the Earl of Albemarle and the Ladies Keppel,
the Marquis of Hertford, the Earl of Kinnoul the Countess
Wemyss, Lord Remy, Sir Thomas, Lady, and Miss Arbuth-
not, Lady Elizabeth and Miss Palk, Lady C. Stuart, Lady
Saltoun, Mr.' Mrs., and Miss 11. Paget., &c. &c.
Baroness de Willoughby entertained a distinguished party to
dinner on Tuesday, at her house, Whitehall, among whom were
—The Portuguese Ambassador, Marquis add Marchioness of
Cholmondeley, Earl Clare, the. Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Agar Ellis,
Miss Fitzroy, Mr. Sneyd, Mr. B. Greville, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Percy, &c.

THE LATE MR. OxinitKy.—T.-Yesterday after-
Loon at half-past three, the remains of this Comedian were re-
moved from his house, the Craven Dead, Drury-lane, to the
vault of St. Clement's Church. Four coaches followed the
vice was read by the Rev. 11Ir. KNfauT,' the Curate. None
deceased. The ser.
hearse, containing sixteen friends of the
but the mourners were permitted to descend into the cemetery.
Two females, relatives, it is said to the family, dressed in
deep mourning, earnestly solicited admission of the sexton,
who guarded the opening, to take a last look at the coffin, and
on his refusal, one of them fainted, and was carried away in
hysterics.—Vr. OXBERRY was born in the vicinity of town,
and apprenticed to Air. SEARLE, Printer, in Tottenham-court-
road. There was a private theatre in Queen Ann-street,
East, from the frequenting of which he acquired a taste
the opposite department, never
for
entirely llsicieretscslinination led to tragedy, which, not-
entirely forsook him ; in his early attempts at this drama.
tic nursery, he figured as Richard, Buckingham, Hastings,
and Osmond
, and other parts, when on a particular occa-
sion he played Robin Roughhead, from the favourable re-
ception of which he was engaged at the regular theatres ; and
his subsequent career as a printer, actor, and publican, are well
known. lie
Was a strange compound of good humour and
drollery, hasty at the supposition of affront but the
next mo-
ment extremely sorry for any act or expression of anger, and.
had a strong predeliction for the company of his early asso-
ciates. While engaged in the duties of an actor, his mind ran
on the printing
-office ; when in the latter, his attention seemed
devoted to the stage, and to both when occupied as " Aline
Host," for which he was the least qualified. He was younger
than has been stated, being under forty, and has left a widow
and two children.

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