The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-26 00:00:00

FA SII lONA BLE INTMLLIGRNCE.

THE KING,

WINDSOR, J Ax. weather con tinuing,so very damp
and unfavourable, his :MAJESTY has not again ventured to re-
sume his airings, or take his daily exercise in the Great Park.
Ilia Majesty, after breakfast, .generally repairs to his private
study, where he continues engaged with State affairs for three
or four hours together: but notwithstanding his Majesty's con-
finement to the Royal Lodge, and being deprived of his favou-
rite pursuit, he continues the enjoyment of most excellent
health and spirits.—Tomorrow evening his Majesty it expect-
ed to entertain a dinner party at the Royal Lodge.

-DEPARTURES FROM TOWN, dt,e.
Ths Marquis of Camden, for the Wilderness, Kent ; the
Marquis of ‘Vorcester, on a tour; Lord and Lady Dynevor,
from Dynevor Castle, South Wales, fur Barrington Park, Ox-
fordshire. From Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-
square—Charles IL Hill, Esq. Mrs. Hill and family, for Bath;
John Saunders, Esq. for Southampton.

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.
The Marquis of Salisbury, from Hatfield ; Lord and Lady
William Bentinek, from Brighton ; the Earl and Countess of
Euston, from Northamptonshire ; the Earl and Countess of
Harrowby, from Staffbrilsbire. At Fenton'a New Hotel, St.
Jameb's-atreet—Lord Charles Bentinek, from Brighton. At
the Royal Hotel, St. .1 anies's.street—Lord Glamis, from Paris;
Sir H. Fane, from Beechwood. At Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-
street—Lady Fletcher and family, from Walton-on-Thames.
At Miller's Hotel, Jermyn.street—Henry Scott, ENCI. from a
tour. At the British Hotel, Jennyn.atreet—Mr. and Mrs.
Brown, from 4 tour. At Marshal Thompson's Hotel—Charles
Elsey, Mrs. Else), and family, from Yorkshire.

Yesterday the Earl of Liverpool gave the first Cabinet
dinner this season at his house, in Whitehall. There were pre-
sent—the Earl of Narrowly, the Earl of Westmorland, Mr.
Peel, Mr. Canning, Earl Bathurst, the Duke of Wellington,
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Iluskisson, Lord Bex-
ley, Mr. Wynn, Viscount Melville.—The Lord Chancellor
was prevented front being present by his Lordship's continued

Yestesday morning the Chancellor of the Exchequer arrived
in town from Claremont, where the Right Honourable Gentle.
man had been on a visit to Prince Leopold.
Mr. Secretary Peel arrived in town yesterday morning.
The Earl of Ilarrowby arrived in town yesterday at his house
in Grosvenor-square, from his seat in Staffordshire.
Yesterday the Earl of Westmoreland arrived in town at
his house In Grosvenor-square, from Ms seat, in Northamp-
tonshire.

Mr. lluskittgon arrived in town yesterday morning from a
visit to Prince Leopold, at Claremont.
Yesterday morning Lord Bexley arrived in town from his
seat in Foots Cray, Kent.
The Lord Muyor will entertain his Royal Highness the
Duke of York and his Majoty's Ministers at dinner on Tues-
day next ; and the Lady Mayoress has issued cards for an even-
ing party.
Sir Robert Kerr Porter has arrived at La Guayra from
Barbadoes.

On the 16th inst. Mr. James Lalfitte gave a splendid enter-
tainment at his house in Paris, to General the Marquess de la
Fayette; Commodore Morris, commanding the Brandy \Vine
frigate;, Mr. Barnett, Consul General of the United States ;
and a numerous but select society, consisting of Deputies, men
of letters, barristers, and other distinguished individuals. The
only toast Mr. Laffitte, gave was—" General Lafayette and
America." M. Labat, -a young Poet of great promise, and
whose poem on the Voyage of .the Gallant General is most
favourably noticed by M. Barville, had the honour of sitting on
the right hand of the veteran warrior.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.—The following interest-
ing Works are Jtist published, or nearly ready for publication,
by Mr. Cor.nuag, 8, New Burlington-street (removed from
Conduit-street):—l. Brainbletye House, or Cavaliers and
Round-heads, a NoVet, by one of the Authors of the " Re-
joeted Addresses," 3 vols.—ll. Memoirs of the Alargravine of
Anspach, written by Herself, 2 vols.—lll. Granby, a Novel,
second edition, revised, 3 vols.—lV. The Naval Sketch Book,
or Service afloat and ashore, 2 vols.--V. The Last Man, a
Romance, by the Author of" Frankenstein," 3 vols.—Vl. Me-
moirs .of the Countess de Geniis, vols. 7 and 8, being the con-
elusion of that Work.—Vll. Matilda : a Tale of the Day, 2
vols.—Vlll. Don Esteban, or Memoirs of a Spaniard, 3 vols:
—IX. Reminiscences of Michael Kelly, f?.. vols.—X. The Ad-
ventures of a Young Rifleman by Himself, I A Pie-
tore of Greece in Iftlb, 2 vals.LXl I. Epistles to a Friend in
Town, br Chandos Leigh, Esq., I vol.—and XIII. A second
edition of the Spirits of the Age, or Contemporary Portraits,
1 vol.

MATnews and his son have been for some
days at Abbotsford, enjoying the hospitality of
Sir WALTER. SCOTT. The Second son of KNIGHT,
OW comedian, is also at A hbotsford, commissioned
by Mr:TEI:IIY to paint a portrait of the distin-
guished Baronet, who has already given the artist
three sittings.

On the conclusion of Miss FOOTE'S engage-
ment at the Sheffield Theatre she gave a hand.
some treat of wine and cake to the ['layers. The
Marty, we believe, assembled in the Great ROOlll,
and Miss FooTt presided. The Theatre was
t 4 011 attended during her visit. Miss FooTa is
now acting at Manchester.

Green Room report says, that both Miss Curs-
vEtt and Mrs. Cif ATTER LET are inexorable in their
refusal to perform the parts allotted to them in
Lord C tttanALL's. comedy or Bigh Life in Lon«
don.—(Morning Paper.)
Another soldier has turned author, and has
given an account of his adventures as a rifleman
in the French as well as English armies, from 1806
to 1816. The l'Aitor observes in Isis preface, that
" the description of_a soldier's ever varying ca-
reer is rendered particularly interesting on this
account ; that the commonest man, seeking
his home wherever he goes, is by weans of
his billets, as if led by the hand of Asmodeus,
introduced into every bowie, and into the deepest
recesses of domtestic ptivacy. Of relations of
this nature, there is no scarcity in the volume be-
fore us. Our friend was also taken by the but-
ton, and spoken to by Napoleon, at a review of
the troops at Valladolid-he entered Madrid an.
der the command of Murat—he plundered and
slew there during the insurrection of the 2d May,
1808—he was quartered in Aranjoez, in the
ruined palace of the Prince of Peace—suffered
from the Guerillas—assisted in the destruction of
the accursed prison of the Ingusition," &c.
NEW CH It A Crnits—Afooodit‘npacl%ev, sho4iewisdh,e,d,
he
o
recommend himself to a go
Was six feet high, and Member of a Bible So-
ciety."
The following notice, painted in large charac.
ters, was not long ago ollixed to a house, near
the entrance of the church-yard, from the High.
street, Cheltenham :—" Any person passing
through this church-yard 'with wheelbarrows or
other cattle, will be prosecuted according to law."
On thg 10th instant, and old woman died of
hydrophobia and madness at Luneburg , the un.
fortunate person had been bitter about a month
previously by a mad eat,7(llamburgh Corms-
pondenten.)
On 'Monday evening, as Sir IV. and Lady
TWYSDIN were coming to town from their seat
in Kent, near the New Cross turnpike, the port-
manteau, containing clothes, notes, and cash, to
the amount of nearly 501., was taken from the
boot, also two bundles and a basket, with .which
the thieVes got clear off,