The Sun.
London, England, 1826-10-26 00:00:00

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WINDSOR, OCT. 25,—His MAitsTir left the
Royal' Lodge yesterday_afternoon, at two cfclod,
his pony ph-aetott, foccompanied by the Lord Steward,
and enjoyed an airing of upwards of two hours &rt..
lion In the' Great Park. His MAJESTY selected ate.
most elevated parts of the Park for his favourite re-.
creation of driving, and visited Cranbourn and Sand-
pit Gate during his d6sence from the Lodge.
The pony phaetons ate ordered to be in readiness
this (lay, but the weather bearing ari unfavourable
aspect, his MAJESTY is not expected to go out.
the' KING, we are happy to state, continues to
enjoy good health and spirits, and regularly dines with
his Suite every &ening.

The Princess Sophia visited the Duke of York yes-
terday, at the residence of the Duke of Rutland, in
Arlington-street, where his Royal Highness is at pre-
sent staying. The Royal Duke transacted business
yesterday morning with Sir Herbert Taylor for a short
time; after which Sir H. proceeded to his office in the
Hose Guards, having appointed to hold a Levee, as
Military Secretary to the ComMander-in-Chief. His
Royal Highness also transacted official business wdlth
Sir Henry Torrens, Adjutant-General, and also with
Sir Richard Jackson, Deputy Quarter-Master-General.
Mr. Secretary Canning is expected in town this day,
from Paris. Mr. Dykes, the King's Messenger, ar-
rived at the Foreign Office, With despatches from Mr.
Secretary Canning.
Prince Estorhazy, the Austrian Ambassador, trans-
acted business yesterday afternoon, at the office of the
Seeretary.of.State for Foreign Affairg,
The Marquis do Palmella, the Portwitese Ambits-
sador also transacted business at the PoreirTn.Office,
yesterday.
The health of the Countess of Eldon has greatly
improved (luring her Ladyship's stay at her country
seat, at Encomb, Dorsetshire.
Mr. Hawes, sen. the King's Messenger, has arrived
in town, bringing slespatches from the flight Honour-
able Frederick Lamb, our Ambassador at Madrid.

Mr. Wilmot Horton, Under Secretary of State for
the Colonial Department, left town yesterday for
Brighton.
Mr. Under-fiecretary, Rity arrived in town on Sun-
day, from Lichfield.

Dovrn, OCT. 25.—The Right Hon. George
Canning, whose arrival was announced for yesterday
afternoon, has been tletain:d beyond the time first
appointed. It was generally ,understood that he was
to proceed to Widmer Castle told dine with Lord
Liverpool this day. But the vessel ,which was enga-
ged to carry him across from Boulogne has received
fresh orders to be ready for his reception io-morrow.

BRIGHTON, OcT. 24.—We are still without any
news at the Palace, but the closest attention appears
to be paid there, to have every thing in readiness for
Royal occupancy at a very short notice.
Large family residences here continue scarce. Mrs.
Coutts is returned, but I have not yet heard if that
opulent Lady has succeeded in engaging a suitable
inansion for the winter.

Mrs. G. Lamb, from Tilgate Forest, Mr. and Mrs.
Hatchett, Mr. and Mrs. Watson, and the celebrated
oculist, Mr. Ware, are sojourning at the Royal York
Hotel. Sir G. and Lady Prescott have departed
thence for Battle Abbey.
The Earl of Lisburne, the Marchioness of Lana.
down, Mrs. Mellish, and Miss Gifford, are prolong-
ing their stay at the . New Steyne Hotel. Mr. Ure,
11T.P., Mr. Manning, M.P. and Lady, and Mr.
Smith, M. P. and Lady, are ineitified in the latest
arrivals at this house.

Lord Arthur and Lord Sussex Lennox are amnng
the last removals from the Royal York Hotel. : ord
and Lady Uxbridge, with one of the Ladies Paget',
have taken possession of private lodgings—these dis-
tinguished personages, with Lord Calthorpe, the Hon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Cavendish, Mr. Culling and Mr.
Charles Smith, are among the hut subscribers to Mo.:-
neux's celebrated Turkish Baths, on the East Clif.

The morning assembles in the Pump Room ast
the German Spa are yet distinguished for their num-
ber and brilliance. Among the many degautes there
of late we have observed the Countess of Essex, Sir
George and the Hon. Berkeley Noel, Mr. and Lacly
H. Drummond, and Lady Brudenell : the latter has
been taking the mineral waters about three weeks, Clti,
from a general state of debility, her Ladyship i 4 re-
garded as having completely recovered her health.

Austrian Loan negotiated by Mr. N. M. ROTKIP.
CHILD 111 London.—The Half-yearly. Dividend on
the said Loan falling due on Tuesday the let of Nov.
next, will be paid on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Thursdays, between the hours of ten and two. The
Coupons are to be left for examination at least one
day previous to application for payment.

CAPT. PARRY.—ALDERLEY, MONDAY EVEN-
ING.—I hoard this morning, that the celebration of
the marriage of Captain Parry, the great Northern
Voyager, and the accomplished daughter of Sir John
Thomas Stanley, was to take place at Alderley Church
and; as the ceremony is, at all times, one of no ordi-
nary interest, anti as the illustrious. bridegroom is
one of the "stars" which occasionally shine in our ter-
restrial atmosphere, I determined, if possible, to be-
come a apectator.—The village of Alderley is one of
the most., romantic imagination could picture, situated
about A mile from Alderley Park, the family mansion,
raond ck,imete
anlled(iatiAelly under
derie an
yEd insulatedge.Tiie and
daywaslo(fiteylignas
delightfully
suiolyf
fine, and the assemblage of the neighbouring peasantry
in the village, and the ringing of the bells of the Church
" note of preparation."
gviatavetiotaswienrge confined to the family.
SEtaanrllevantdl Conii tes s of AlS'lnhlei°eBlfflpfeesictdi,al thoseSi ili-r
paroeisemnatnwdeiredutilyie
relatives. The bride ;vit, s the
Misses
Stanley'
in a white-robe ; she worie)laainlvyelly.et eilleegranstilsytelsreslsiall
gallery was crowded,
similar dresses, but they had no veils. The ceremony
was performed by the Reverend Edward Stanley, uncle
to the bride, and her father gave he away. Although
and their
the ceremony was intended to he private, the organ
stear w
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marriedoi:leltol i:cott ulou'e'l 491;
see---set
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am toid, for the seat of Mr. LLeycester, in Staffordshire.
AFFAiR OF Hallouni—oaturday morning a meet-'
in'g took place at Beaumore, between T. Mt D—m—t,
orKilturra, Esti., and F---I.l_g—n,' of. Boyle,
Esq„ when, after an exchange of two allots each, the
people assembled interfered, anti the parties were
marched off the grouncle7-.Sliso Joirtial.