The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-21 00:00:00

FASIIIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

THE. KING.
(From. the Court Circular.) , •
Sir liEigity HALIFORD, after making the report of the
''health td'ii;erA of the Cabinet Ministers in London
on Sunday afternoon, left town on his return to the King's
Lodge, Windsor Park, where Sir Henry had the gratification to
find Ilis Majesty in a very cbmfortable and improved state of
health. The wording of the bulletin issued on Sunday morning
not being' very flattering, the inquirers at the King's Palace
were very early in their
,attendance fortunately, the arrival of
the bulletin was two hours sooner than had previonsly been, the
contents of which' enlivened every countenance which beheld it,
and the gratifying intelligence of the King being convalesent
►oon spread through,the metropolis. Sir, Henry Halford left
the King about 11 o'clock, and proceeded post to London : he
called at 6locester-house to report to the Duke and Duchess the
state of His Majesty. Sir Henry then proceeded to the Royal
College of Physicians, of which he is President, to preside at
a meeting of the members of the College for examinations,
&c. ; at the conclusion of which, he left town for the King's
Lodge, Windsor Park, to attend His Majesty during the night.
Sir Henry Haliord has attended His Majesty since yesterday
se'nnigh t.

A R VA LS IN TOWN.
Viscount and Viscountess (ialway and family; from Serlby,
Nottinghamshire; Sir Edward Paget, from India; the Earl
and Countess of Bristol, frOili Brighton ; Lieut.-General and
Mrs. Orr.; Lord and Lady Berwick and family, from Hutting-
ham 11..11, near Shrewsbury ; Sir George Wombwell, liart.
front Yorkshire ; Airs. Otway Cave and family, from Bath ;
Colonel Vansittart, front Berks. '

• DEPA RTUR Pi FROM TOWN.
The Earl of Breeknoek, for Bath ; Lord Arden, for Horsley,
Hants; Mr. and Mrs. Jenner, for Great ,tlresford.

On Saturday the Duke of York, attended by Mllr. Wyatt, the,
Architect, inspected the whole of the extensive building erect-
ing for the future residence of his Royal highness, the road
which is nearly on.
Iler Royal Highness the •Duchess of Kent and Princess Feo-
dore, attended by Baroness de Spaedth, Colonel Conroy, &c.
.visited the A pollonicon yesterday, to hear the performance of
Der Pricsehniz and Figaio. The party expressed great
delight. _ •

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On Saturday the Duke of Gloucester visited the several
Exhibitions now open at the Egyptian Hall, in Piccadilly, and
expressed himself highly gratified at the sight of the varied
interesting objects which that place of fashionable resort now
presents to the nonce of the public.
The DoWager Marchioness of Sallsbury7s last converzatione
(on Sunday evening) till after Easter, was attended by a nume-
rous party of the hunt ton.
The lion. Agar Ellis entertained the Marquis and Mar-
chioness of Itansdown, and a distinguished party, at dinner
yesterday, at his house in Spring-gardens.
Mr. !Jayne, on Sunday afternoon, drove along the Turnham-
green Road, in his curiously formed .double bodied chaise, or
dog-cart, drawn by a pair of horses. Ile had one gentleman
with kiln, and a groom in'the rear gig. A person meeting hint
said that he suppsed he meant to tbot it next.
M as. Co uvrs's DI NN a..—.-This Lady gave a grand dinner
on Sunday, at her house in Piccadilly, to a distinguished party,
among whom were—the Earl and Countess of Ilarrowby, Lady
Marytyder, Duke of St. Albans, Lord Sandon, Lady War-
burton, Countess of Guilford, Ladies North, Earl of 'Besbd-
rough, Earl of Lauderdale, Mr. Ponsonby, Lady Dathwood
King.