The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-10 00:00:00

F.A.SHIONABLt NTELOGEIICt.

WINDSOR, AUG, 9.—His MAJESTY and Suite
hive visited Virginia Water both yesterday and Mon-
day afternoon, proceeding from the Royal Lodge
through Chapel Wood and the adjacent plantations,.
and returning by the Obelisk and Cumberland Lodge.
On Monday the heat was so excessive as to confine
the 'Royal party during the afternoon to the well-
shaded drives that surround the Lake ; but on Tues-
day his MAJESTY partook of the diversion of anglins
for a considerable time. The improvements at Virginia
Water are in a great state of forwardness, and the road
through the Great Park to Blacknest and Sunninghill
has been temporarily stopped during the rebuilding of
one of the bridges over the Lake.

Sir Henry Halford, after attending the consultation
of the Duke of York's physicians on Tuesday, left
town on' a visit to the Xing, at his Royal Lodge,
Windsor Park. Sir Henry left the Royal Lodge
about ten o'clock yesterday inorninFon ,his return to.
town, and together with Mr. P. M Gregor, visited the
Duke of York shortly before one o'clock ; soon after
,which the Royal Duke drove out, in his cabriolet to
Kensington and its neighbourhood for upwards of an
hour,

Despatches were received at the Foreign Office
yesterday from the Right Non. 'Sir William A'Court,
otir Minister at Lisbon, to Mr. Secretary Canning.
We are sorry to state that the Countess of Eldon
still continues indisposed at her residence in Hamilton-
place.

We have the strongest authority for believing that
is MAJESTY will be here next autumn, probably
about November, and will make a lengthened residence
at Brighton. The Household, we know, expect to
be here; and it is fully understood that his MAJESTY
has been recommended by his medical attendants to
reside at Brighton in the winter.—Brighton Gazette.
Mrs. Dawson is with Mrs. Fitzherbert at her Steyne
residence. The object of Mrs. Fitzherbert's visit here
IS 'to think the waters at the German Spa.
The Richinond and
,Argyll familieS left on Mon-
day ; whilst here they took daily exercise on the Chain
Pier and the public walks, and were frequently seen
riding in.ip.--Brighton Gazette.
Mr. Secretary Canning and Mrs. Canning arrived
on MOnday evening, at 4, Pavilion Parade, ,Brighton,
Mrs. Canning is drinking the waters of the German
Spa, and was at the Pump Room on Tuesday morn-
ing as early as between .six and seven o'Clotk; Mr.
Canning rode out with Lord Mountcharlei on Tues-
day.—Brighton Gazette.
The Queen of Sweden set out from Stockholm on
the 27th of July. Her Majesty proceeds to the South
of France Ott account of her health.
Yesterday his .-Excellency Count Ludolf, Envoy
Extraordinary and <Minister Plenipotentiary of his
Majesty the King of Naples to his Britannic Ma-
jesty, jointly with IVlr. N. M. Rothschild, and accom-
panied by Mr. Charles Green, Notary Public, can•
celled m'id deposited in the Bank of England the
amount of 13,400 h in special bonds, of the Neapoli-
tan loan, being the second half of the sum fixed for
the redemption in 1526,. per cent. per an-
num on the,amount of the loan, and also the saving
of the interest on the 35,1001. deposited to the Ist of
February last, inclusive.
Yesterday a Colin of nireCtots was held at the
East India. House, when the undermentioned ships
were, timed, viz.—the Coldstream and Cambrian for
Bengal direct, to be afloat the 10th inst., and sail from
Gravasend at the expiration of 30 days from that
date. •

DOITZR, AUG. 9.—,Sailed the Medusa steam
packet, for Boulogne, with the Right lion. Viscount
Sidmouth and his family.
Arrived the Royal-George steam packet, from
Boulogne, with the Earl of Verulam and other pas-
sengers.
The Regatta ih the'Downs takes place to-morrow,
and will be very nutnetottily attended from all parts of
this coast. A similar Regatta in Dover Bay ts fixed
for the 7th September, under the direction of the
Mayor, Admirals Winthrop and Bazely, Captains E.
and Wi Boxer, R.N., and Mr. Ward, the Collector
of the Customs here.
As Dover Bay is peculiarly well calculated for such
th exhibition, and as oiir boatmen and boats are very
excellent, great sport is confidently expected, and a
liberal sUbsCription is raising on the occasion.

Previously to Madame Pasta's departure from the
hotel at which she stopped in Calais, last week, on her
way from this city td Naples, her bill was of course
furnished, and being found tolerably high, the mother
of the syren thus remonstrated with the landlord
What do .you take us for English/ Do you think
we Are bites/1

When Dan Terry, the comedian, omit down lately
to his native place? Birmingham, to perform a few
nights, he was extolled by his townsmen to the skies,
and declared to be infinitely superior to ICemble.. A
stranger venturing to express his doubt of the correct»
mess bf this estimate, was asked what was his candid
opinion of the actor. " I Can express it," said be,
" in one word—.—DETERIORATED.....(Da Terry-o'er.
rated.")

, .
The Duke of Orleans having been infOrmed, during'
his sojourn at Carouse, that the wounded and sick
Greeks were in want of medicines, placed at the dia..
Petard 'M, Eytuird, through the Baron de Steel,
10,000 francs, of which 0,000 weirs to be laid out in
medicines, and 4,000 for other supplies, When M.
Eyinird waited iipbti hig Royal Highness to thank
hun for this generous. gilt, hi had just receircd the
news from Calamos. Hi's Royal Highness, on leant-
ingthismisfortune, turned to Mademoiselle d'Orleans,
and Said, 11 My dear sister, do you hear this recital ?
Men,, women, and chiltiteli die dying of hunger
Shall we not do something for theie Unfortunate
Checks ?" Mademoiselle d'Orleans instantly replied,
Oh! I will cheerfully Ore 5,600. francs; Anti
I," said the Duke, will give 5,000 more.

RANtras,—A party of these fanatical fools, so
styled, formed an encampment on the Kendal race-
ground during.the late races there. A gentleman of
snorting celebrity passing by, stopped to hear what the
fellow was making a noise about, when up came ano-
ther Ranter' of a different desciiption, crying a A cor-
ree
colours of them riders,i nd
#. list the names, weights,
and how
they
came in for
the gold cup the day before.' This unlooked-for in-
iiioetxritrlauourtinlir
for
terniption put a temporary stoppage to the preacher's
IPearoft°,iantrainc,c',,"(')lll°i !rth;lerteithirtenu,PPaYmal
a gold cup or for a silver cup, hut for the cup of salt
vation!" when a " Kendal Bump," (as Falstaff:ails
green," a coarse article maim-
it, the "men in Kendal
facturecl there called " Bump," from which the inha
bitants are often nick-named,) balked out from the
crowd, " If thoo starts; or that cup, I'll leay thee a

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