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

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

BRIGHTON, DEC. 10.—Still every thing remains
here in a state of uncertainty and expectation with respect to hi•
MaJEstv's visit. All necessary preparations and arrangements
have been for some time completed at the Pavilion, yet nothing
official has been received as to the precise day on which his 111 -
JE3TY will arrive, beyond a general order—" To be prepared for
that event at a moment's notice."

The people of Brighton are determined to manifest their love
and loyalty to the King, upon this occasion, by every public de •
monstration of respect. Preparations far illuminations, upon a
splendid scale, are in progress.

The Duke of Clarence came to town yesterday af•
ternoon, about four o'clock, from his residence in Bushy Palk.
His Royal Highness honoured the Earl of Harrington with his
company to dinner, at his residence in Stable Yard, St. James's ;
there was a select Party at dinner to meet his Royal Highness.
The Duke of York transacted business yesterday
with Sir Herbert Taylor, his Military Secretary, and the Quar.
ter-master-General. In the evening the Earls of Harrowhy and
Westmorland had an interview with his Royal Highness.
Yesterday the Portuguese Ambassador had a long
interview with Mr. Secretary Canning at the Foreign Office.
Mr. Huskisson transacted business with Mr. Can-
ning yesterday.

The Earls of Harrowby and Westmorland, and
Lord Bexley, had a consultation yesterday with Mr. Secretary
Canning.

Yesterday the Duke of Wellington transacted busi•
news at the Secretary of State's Office for the Colonial Department.
F. T.Vernon Wentworth. Esq. and his lovely tride,
the Lady Augusta, second daughter of the Marquis of Ailesbury,
have arrived at their villa, near the Regent's Park.

ARRIVALS.—The Duke of Bedford, dt his villa,
Camden HAII, from Brighton ; Earl and Countess Gower, at their
house in Hamilton-place, from a tour; Lord and Lady Holland,
at their new residence in New Burlington-street, from Brighton ;
Lord and Lady Anson, at their house in Curzon-street, May-fair,
from their seat, Atherston Hall, Warwickshire ; Mr. and Mrs.
Orby Hunter, at their house in Grosvenor-place, on Thursday
last, from Newsells Park; Earl Digby, at his seat, Sherborne
Castle, from a tour ; Sir Wtn. Heathcote, Bart. from his seat in
Hants ; Major Nichol, at his house in Grosvenor-street, from
Paris ; Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw, at the Coburg Hotel, Charles-
street, Grosvenor-square, from Paris ; Sir Evan M'Gregor, Bart.
at Warne's Hotel, Conduit-street, from Harrow; Mr. and Miss
Afansergh, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Paris; Captain
Patterson, at ditto, from Bath ; Samuel Peach, Esq., at Burling-
ton Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork.:streets, from Warwickshire ;
J. Cano, Esq. at ditto, from Ireland.

CUANGEL—The Earl and Countess of Sefton and
the Ladies Molyneux, for their seat, Stoke Farm, Berke ; the
Countess of Mansfield, for her Villa at Twickenham ; Lord Lyne-
dock, from his seat, Cosgrove Priory, for the Marquis of Angle-
sey's, Beau Desert, Staffordshire; Lord Meneaster, from Melton
Mowbray, for his seat, in Cumberland ; Augustus Atkyns, Esq.
from Farnborough Hill, near Bagshot, to Arreton Vicarage, near
Newport, Isle of Wight; the Rev. Dr. Wynne, from Warne's
Hotel; Mrs. Fletcher and family, from ditto; Mrs. Walker and
family, from ditto, for North Wales; the Countess of Golflird,
from the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle-street, for her seat,
Brompton Park, Huntingdon.
The Marchioness Dowager of Salisbury's Convex.-
sazione, on Sunday evening, was attended by the Russian Prince
Puckler-Muskau, the Prince and Princess Esterhazy, the Prince
and Princess Polignac, the Princess Lieven, the Ambassador from
Portugal, the Ministers from Naples, Saxony, Wirtemberg,
Prussia, Sardinia, Sweden, and the Netherlands, Countess Lu-
dolff, Sir George Warrender, Colonel and Mrs. Malcolm, Lady
Fitzroy Somerset, Earl of Westmorland, Mr. and Mrs. D'Anshaw,
Countess Tankerville, Mr. Gordon, Lady Anne Becket, Mr. S.
Smith, General Capel, Madame and Mademoiselle Feick, Colonel
Whatley, Countess of Essex, Mr. de Neuman, Count Lothim, Mr.
and Mrs. Omer Moreau, Countess de Chestalgar, Lady Elizabeth
Stuart, Countess d'Alcudia, Monsieur Rotch, Lady Denny Floyd,
Mr. Scott, Viscount Flavigny, Baron and Baroness d'Cortcz, Sir
William Boroughs, Bart., Viscount Palmerston, Baron d'Albulat,
Viscount Dudley, Mr. Howard, Mrs. and Miss William Wynn,
Mr. Burke.

His Majesty's private Library has been removed
from Carlton Palace, td the house lately occupied by Sir Walter
Stirling, where, with many other articles of great value, the hooks
will remain, until they can be received into the new Palace at
Buckingham-house.

We are happy to state that the Earl of Forteseue
iv recovered from ins late indisposition.

We regret to state, that Major-General Sir Henry
Torrens, Adjutant-General of the Forces, is confined to hie house
in Portland-place, by a severe attack of the gout.

Lord Grosvenor is building a Picture'Gallery Lie
hind his mansion in Grosvenor-street, which, when finished, i
is said, will he the noblest gallery in the kingdom.

The Rev. Dr. Nares is again in town deeply occu-
pied in researches relative to his great Work, " The Life of Lord
Burghley." His references to a variety of hitherto unexplored
documents art, we understand, exceedingly interesting and
portant.

'We regret to say, that the Clergyman who was titt-
happilyshot by his friend (mistaking him for a poacher), at
Stanton Norfolk, died on Sunday morning; and it is feared the
young man who shot him must have his arm amputated.
After a sermon preached on Sunday at Hampstead
Church by Dr. Rudge, in aid of the Spanish and Italian Refugees,
the stun of SOL Ih. 9d. was collected.

The Cambridge election is expected to take place on
the 16th instant; when the Master of the Relic will be returned
without any opposition.

On the day (Tuesday) that one of the London
papers announced Mrs. Bradshaw, late Miss Tree, to be re-
siding at Florence, and delighting the society assembled at Lord
Normanhy's by her brilliant talents, that admired and admirable
lady, with her admiring spouse, lauded at Dover from Calais
Cinque Ports Herald.

Louis Eustache Ude, author of the celebrated
" French Cook," (a work which is, or ought to be, the manual
of every Cuisinier) was originally Lord of the Kitchen to the Un-
fortunate Louie XVI., subsequently he was in the employ of Lord
Sefton, and now is Steward to his Royal Highness the Duke of
York.

Mr.'Dorset Fellowes, of the Lord Great Chamber-
Inin's Office, is preparing for publication a work on that important
period of Epglish History, the Revolution of 1688. He has
added several documents relative to Charles 1., Cromwell, and
the restoration of the Stuarts, the fruits of his researches in public
and private libraries during his visit to Paris.—French Paper.

The following singular epitaph now exists in the
yard of the Abbey Church, at Chr►stchurch, Hants. The account
given of it is, that during the Civil War, on the place being taken
by Cromwell, he caused the bodies of t►n persons of the Royal
party, who had died natu►al deaths, to be disinterred, quartered,
and exposed on the gates of the town. They Avers afterwards
buried in one common grave, and the monument alluded to,
erected over them on a plain stone slab t

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