The Sun.
London, England, 1826-12-11 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

WINDSOR, DEC. 10.—His MAJESTY this MOM-
ing attended Divine'Seivice at the new Private Chapel.,
He Was accompanied'hy his suite, and the greater por
tion of tke Royal Household attendled. R ed. The ev.
Dr. Pearson officiated.

The continued unfavourable state of the weather
has prevented his MAJESTY from enjoying his usual
airings since Thursday last.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta is not
expected-to return from Bagshot Park to her resi-
dence, Frogmore Lodge, until Saturday next.

The Duke of Sussex and the 'Lord Chancellor
visited the puke of York iresterilay.
The Bavarian Minister transacted business yester-,
(lay at the Foreign-office.
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Di,' Warren, the physician who left.town on Friday
to Attend the Chancellor of the Exchequer at his residence. at Noc
ton, in Lincolnshire, was met at Biggleswade, in Bedfordshire, liF
an express, stating the right lion. Gentleman had recovered Iron,
his severe bilious attack. Dr. Warren, in consequence, returned
to town.

Mr. Secretary Canning gave a dinner yesterday to a
number of the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, &e.

The Duke of Wellington, Earl. Bathurst, Viscount
Melville, Mr. fluskiasoo, &e., aseeuibled yesterday; afternoon,
about three o'clock, at the Foreign-office, and held a consultation
with Mr. Secretary Canning.

PrinCe. Po. lignac, the 'French Ambassador, trans-
acted business yesterday with Mr. Secretary Canning, at his othee
in Downing-street.

The Marquis of Clanricarde was yesterday appoint-
ed Arlo sailor to Napleth—Sunday Paper. •

Viscount Melville, first Lord of the Admiralty, and
Sir• lierbort Taylor, Military Secretary to die Commander in-
(lief, transacted business on'Sattirday with Earl Bathurst, at the
Colonial-offioe. ' • . ! . •

On Saturday Viscount Melville and Mr. Huskisson
transaeted busine4s with Mr. secretary Canning-, at the' °KY 4,1
the Secretary of State for Foreign Atfairs.

Mr. Secretary Canning entertained a select party to
dinner on Saiiirday, at his residence in Dciwning-street'
A Cabinet Council whs summoned to meet on
Saturday at' I o'clock, and in consequence of the continued in-
disposition of the Earl of Liverpool, the Cabinet Ministers assem-
bled at the residence .or tLe Noble Earl, at Whitehall. • Those
present were
,the Duke of Wellington, the Earls of Harrowhy,
Liverpool, Westmoreland, and Bathurst Mr. Secritary
Secretary Canning, Viscount Melville, Lord Bexley, Mr. tinskis-:
son, Mr. Wynn, 84e. The Ministers sat in deliberation till near
four o'clock. ~• • • ,

On Saturday morning, at •11 o'clock, the Lords or
the King's most Hon. Privy Council assembled at the Council
office, to hear Plantation-Appeals for the first time this -season.
There were present the Earl of Harrowby, the Master of the Rolla,;
the Right Hon. Charles Grant (Vice-President of the Board of
Trade), Lord Bexley, and the Bight Hon. Hugh Elliot. The•
case of appeal which came before their Lordships for their con-
sidoration were,rhiefly from the island of Jamaica. The Attor-
ney-General, Mr. Sugden, Mr. Hart, and a number of other Bar-
ristoxs were heard by their I,erdShiptt on ditrercot easeS. This
was the first 'Hine that Sir John Copley, the Martel' of the'Holls,,
attended a meeting of the Lords of the Council to,hear appeals.'
Their Lordships wireoccupied in their investigation till four o'clock.

On Saturday evening, Lord and Lid). William
Lennox, honoured the Coburg Theatre with their lirc•uici

It is positiyely-stated that ,Lord Bexley is about to
resign the Chancellorship of tlis Chicly of Lancaster, arid with it
hi* seat in the Cabinet.

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It 'is tinally arranged that Mr. I..ushington, goes to
India, anti that he is to be succeeded U mw of the Secretaries of
the Treasury by Mr. Plauta. .

The Bishop of.Winchester.is raid to be sedulotisly
employed on the remaining pert of. the. life, of Mr. Pitt.

Charles L. Buonaparte, Prince of Moriknono, ar-
rived on 'Thoulay !Ito. at Hatehetes Hotel,: DOvor-street,
dilly from America.

A young :lady, of whose abilities as a singer report
rpeaka highly, is engaged at Covent-garden Theatie, and will
make her dohs! immediately. after Chelan)" in the ebererter of
Aliintinne• in slse favourite opera of dirtaTer.rtv.

. iturnottra :are in circulation, that the Martinis of
Lansdown will *fleeced the Alarquis Wellesley, ail Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland. ,Itt.that case it is, that Mr. Abercrombie would be
;;ecretaryfor Ireland. , • „ ,
Who is to be the Governor, General of India ?
a question which every one alka—but whialt, at present, tin one
can answer. It is certain that •Earl. Ainherat iv. shortly to re-!
turn; and it is said, that lkiti.ortatip's elevation in tha.:Peerale,
is es much on that account as, for the.,ticeessful result of his Inca-
cures against the Burman umpire.
lt
Mr. George liaytur, ..the.iartist who painted the
beautiful picture*of the trial of lord William Russell, is now at
patina, employed in painting portraits of the Archillicliess Maria
Louisa, Ex -Empress of France, and her present consort, lle has
hccii presented at Court, Where Ida reception was highlygratifying.
It n salt! that the Professnrskiiv‘of Scnlptwe
Royal Academy, will be offered to Ms. Chautry t hut,* it,„is
more than probablrrabiallignity will I>ws tlecliii.4l, in consequence
of the doute,stic afflictions under which that di:dint/M.OA gentle-
r
Man at'priaient labours.

The Post-horse Doty was re-let, for three years, on
Friday, at an autos of 4,7601.; on,the annual rout.. Last Rent
2841401.—New. ;tent 288,90014,,

.. , . •
.114 t. Beaumont one'Of the Unsuccessful eandidatesfor
NOrthuMberlarid, will, we itaar, he' returned for the borough of
Stilffard, in the room of the late Mr. Ironmonger: It was 1140
in the political circles, on Saturday, that Mr. ()tenpin,ll, the liar:
sister;' by arrangei omit., retires .froin the contest. ' '

Mr, Wreitelt gaits the Aticlphi Theatre at the dose
of the present aeoun. lk will act 14t44;r, the banners of his ohl
nutnage'r, Mr. Arnold, at the Lyceum, durigg .theeununer, and
in-the winter enter upon a five ”ars very lafrative engagement at
ovent-Garden Theatre. , , , • ,

The two 'Winter Theatres continue to increase_ in
the number of their visitors,. especially sinee they were visited by
leis Majesty. The Christmas Pantomime at each house are nearly
ready, and the Proprietors are striving to wet each othcr in the
expense of their scenery, tricke and tlecotAtion..

Charles Mathews with his inimitable budget has
left town on &Abort exeniviou to Yorkshire, the 'scene of his
early stweesain drarnatki under the guidance of hit friend,
the lute Tate Wilkinson, Mathews take* Hun and Leeds in his
way to' York, and at each of these places, a host of ateady old ac-
quaintances Fare prepared to greet him • With a heary wel7
conie. • Mathews will return to his Cottage, at Highgate,, early
in linnet y.' _

Ti is reported that considerable difficulties. have
arioen with► regard to the hgnours to
al ire ii:teitlti°ewlctit in
Ire r riiljteont;Pcif the siweessful termination of the .
of the
The'wete ,ts d
is said,
proposed to ba coieferreel on Sir A. c
that gallant and ilimtinguished offwer aeeepted the latter, hut tie-
dined for him the. former, pleading hi. claims to the higher'
aalita 4 a P1.W00.. This it is stated was refused on the groond•
that it 'had never been conferred on a Major General. To this
donnr it was answered; that admitting that to be the fact (the
eoireetnim of which, however, was tioubted), it" ought not It,
preventlbe elevation of Sir Ai' Campbell on this aeration, as
other Major Cienerathad ever commanded Poch an army as that
employed in Ave. That in the other branch of the King's tier-
vitt; -Wilmot of corresponding rank bad been,ennobled.for
guished servieea---the late Lend Nelson, for instance :,,and that
at-the present moment Lord Combertnent, had Wren tulvaneed in
the Peerage for eervirei which were not, alluded to .in ,the, King's
gpe&.h, while the success of the artily' in Ava formed a promi-
nent topic' of it. What f.ttecess these ,arguments have hati it, not
Vet known.
It is alto said that Captain. Sir. James Brisbane, of the Royal
Navy, who, as Commodore, commanded the naval forces, is to be
a Knight Commander of the Bath, notwithstanding the.porvione
determination that no otlieer below;the rank of flag, or we 'ai
officer, should receive that degree of the order; ,„„i
-
Coe anti Marryat are,to be Companions of the SAMS order. We
have not heard the names of all the military officers who are O.
leave similar rewards.

A County Court was held at Penrith on the 7th
instant, at which there was, not *a single • cause—s eircumutance
which has not occurred for many yearc—wutraordand At-
etrascr.