The Sun.
London, England, 1834-03-10 00:00:00

WINDSOR, MARCH 9.

His Majesty inspected the troops from both barracks about
eleven o'clock this morning. The band of the Horse Guards
played Welch's National Anthem of " God, save William,"
very beautifully. Most of the military officers who were pre-
sent last evening at the military dinner given at. the Castle to
the principal officers who had served in Egypt, attended the in-
spection this morning within the Quardrangle.
The Rev. Mr. Gossett attended to perform Divine Service at
the Castle, and a large party of his Majesty's visitors attended
Divine Service this morning in St. George's Chapel.
The King had a dinner party last evening; amongst the
company were the following :—Lord Hill (the Commander of
the Forces), Viscount Beresford, General Lord Lynedoch, Lord
Howden, Sir James Kempt (the Master-General of the
Ordnance), Sir Lowry Cole, Sir Robert Wilson, Sir John
M`Donald (the Adjutant-General), Sir Hillgrove Turner,
Major-General Anderson, Colonel Taylor, and Mr. Greville,
most of whom arrived at the Castle yesterday. The dinner
was served in the large dining.room, where covers were laid
for forty-six.
A military band attended in the evening.
WINDSOR, SATURDAY EVENING.—This day the King rode
out in his phaeton; and the Queen, accompanied by a numer-
ous retinue, rode on horseback, enjoying several hours' exer-
cise in the Park and its delightful neighbourhood.

The following distinguished persons will have the honour
of dining with their Majesties this evening :—Lords Hill,
Howden, Beresford, Lyndoch ; Sirs James Kempt, Sydney
Cole, Robert Wilson; Major-General Anderson, Col. Taylor,
and Mr. C. Greville.

On Monday next the King will dine with the Master of the
Horse and the Countess of Albemarle, when his Majesty will
pay his first visit to the royal stud since the return of the Court
to Windsor.

Their Majesties enjoyed their usual out of door exercise on
Thursday; the Queen, on horseback, attended by Earl Howe,
Miss Bagot, and other persons of the royal suite; and the King,
in an open carriage, accompanied by Mademoiselle d'Este.
Sir Edward Cromwell Disbrowe, his Majesty's Envoy Extraor.
dinar), and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Sweden,
and Lady Disbrowe, arrived at the Castle on Thursday, and
had the honour of dining and passing the evening with their
Majesties. Lord and Lady Bingham and Lady Taylor arrived
on a visit to their Majesties.

The King took a drive yesterday morning in an open phaeton,
accompanied by Sir Edward Disbrowe; and at three o'clock in
the afternoon their Majesties left the Castle in an open carriage
and four, accompanied by the Countess Howe and Lady Bing.
ham, and proceeded to the Great Park. The royal carriage was
followed by several others, containing Lady Clinton, Lady
Taylor, Lady Disbrowe, Miss Bagot, Miss Boyle, and others of
the royal visiters and suite. Sir Herbert Taylor, Earl Howe,
Sir Edward Disbrowe, Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence, Viscount
Falkland, and several other gentlemen, followed the royal cor-
tege on horseback. Their Majesties extended their drive as far
as Belvidere, and returned by the Long Walk to the Castle at
half past five o'clock.—Windsor Express.

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FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY)

PERSONAL ♦PPLICATION,

Mr. TAILIN, who has been a suitor for a great many years
in this Court, and who has often endeavoured to get his suit
pressed forward, applied at the sitting of the Court, and prayed
that his Lordship would be pleased to name a day on which his
unfortunate (as he called it) case might be heard—tie money
in the cause having been locked up in Court for no less than
the last four and twenty years.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said that he would take a note of
it—that he would speak to his Secretary about it, and ascertain
what day could be appOinted for it.

IN RE STARKIE, 1 LUNATIC.

Mr. SPENCE obtained an order of reference in this matter to
the Master, respecting certain long leases (990 years) of some
part of the immense property of the lunatic, for building upon,
in Manchester. The petition was presented by the committee,
and set forth that the offers were very beneficial for the
lunatic, and that such beneficial offers could not be got for
shorter terms.

VICE•CHANCERY COURT.-(THIS DAY.)