The Sun.
London, England, 1826-10-12 00:00:00

VASMIONABLE DITELLIGENC E.

WINDSOR, OCT. 11.—Owing to the unfavourable
state of the weather for the last three days back, his
MAJESTY has been prevented from taking his usual
exercise, in lieu of which his time has been chiefly en-
gaged. with public business, as messengers continue to
arrive and depart almost daily to and from the Royal
Lodge.
Yesterday forenoon his Royal Highness the Duke
of Clarence paid a visit to their Royal Highnesses
Princess Augusta and the Duchess of Gloucester, at
Frogmore Lodge. His Royal Highness, it is said,
came with the intention of inspecting the grand im-
provements carrying on at the Castle, and the progress
made since his last visit, but owing to the unfairour•
able state of the weather, his Royal Highness via pi.'
vented from visiting the Castle, and after partaking of
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Yesterday afternoon, after the departure of his
Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence from Frog-
more Lodge, their HO-pi Highnesses Princess Augusta,
and the Duchess of Gloucester paid a visit to his IVla-
jesty at the Royal Lodge, and returned to Frogmore
to dinner.

The Duchess of Kent entertained the Primes*
Sophia Matilda and a select party to dinner pester-
dry, at her apartments in the King's Palace, Ken-
sington.
The Duke of York took an airing yesterday after-
noon for upwards of two hours. Sir Herbert Taylor
transacted official business with his. Royal Highness
in the morning, previous to proceeding to the Horse
Guards to hold a levee, ass Military, Secretary to the
Commander-in-Chief. Sir Henry Halford visited his
Royal Highness yesterday.
The Princess Sophia Matilda arrived in town yes-
terday, from her residence at Blackheath.
Sir Henry Halford left town on Tuesday afternom
for the Royal Lodge, in Windsor Park, on a visit to

the King. Sir Henry left the Royal Lodge about
eleven o clock yesterday, on his return to town.
The Spanish Ambassador transacted busine&s yes-
terday afternoon at the Secretary of State's Office for
Foreign Affairs.

Mr. Price, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, ar-
rived at Liverpool on Thursday evening, in the Man-
chester, from New York, and last night he reached
town. It is stated that he has brought a number a
recruits for his already extensive theatrical regiment.

ANOTHER HOAX.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

1, Cobham-place, Finel)m.y-square, Oct. 11, 1826.
have this day read in your Paper a raragraphs
entitled " Abduction, and Extensive Robbery' It is a
tissue of falsehood and fabrication from beginning to end;
nor is any one fact true where the relation is connected
with the name of Ablett. I require your immediate ia•
sertion of this.

I atri, Sir, your obedient servant,
ISAAC ABLETT.

HIBERNIAN BANK.

A meeting of the Bank Proprietors was hold yesterday
NICHOLet Man" Esq. Governor, in the Chair.

Mr. DWYER, the Secretary, read the requisiti.wt and
proceedings of the last day.

It was—moved soul carried, that the espial stock of the
Company should be changed from Irish
It was moved and seconded, th,,;:t so much of Law SH,
as relates to the use of number.-„, the shares of stock, 1,„
repealed.toliritish ouvency.
it was' moved imd thet 1001. per ottinum Ire a
sufficient refutine.:ation to the Iliembers of the 13041,1 of
Managerneli;.; and that 1,0001. be a auflicient 16 hare or
stack tc,t, qualify a Proprietor to act 44 a member of the 4imi
Br,ard.

The question as to whether it was expedient to make
any reduction in the number of the Board of Directors,
was next brought under consideration. The Board of
Directors reported as their opinion, that the number should
be diminished from 15 to 11, exclusive of a Governor, and.
Deputy Governor.
Mr. llvuit doubted whether a still further reduction
should not take place.
Mr. SUGRUE gave a notice fir the next. day, of a motion
relative to the re-transfer of, stuck once transfei vat (torn
English to Irish holders ; after which the rrrert;nlt• udjour.,
ned.—Dublin Morning Register.