The Sun.
London, England, 1826-12-08 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIQENCE.

WINDSOR, DEC. 7,—Yesterday afteraoon, at half-
past two o'clock, his
.IVIAJESTY, accompanied by some
of his household attendants, left the Royal Lodge in
a close carriage, and proceeded through the new plan-
tations, the Long 'Walk, and the new line of road
opposite, leading to the grand entrance of the Castle.
lhe carriage, on entering the quadrangle, was driven
up to the entrance of his MAJESTY'S suite of apart-
ment, where, with his attendants, he alighted, and. was
met by. Mr. 'Wyattrille. His MAJESTY ascended the
grand staircase with a firm step, and passed through
his suite of apartments, inspecting the progress made
since his last visit, with which he seemed highly
pleased, and expressed his approbation of the forward
state of the work carrying on.
The weather being very unfavourable, it was not ex-
pected that his MAJESTY would visit the Castle.
After staying upwards of an hour, his MAJESTY
entered his carriage and left the Castle, returning to
the Royal Lodge. by the sanieroutehearrived.

Yesterday afierno-on the Duke of Wellingt©n arrived
at the Royal Lodge, on u visit to his MAJESTY.

The Earl of Liverpool was rather better yesterday.
His Lordship's medical attendants,visited the Noble
Earl yesterday ; Sir Astley Cooper has been celled in
to attend his Lordship.
Mr. Secretary Canning .was indisposed on Wednes-
day and yesterday., Dr. Holland attended the Right
Hon. Gentleman, who was somewhat recovered yes-
terday.
The Earl of Westmoreland transacted .business yes-
terday at the office of the Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs.
Sir Charles Stuart transacted business yesterday at
the Foreign Office, in Downing-street.

. . ...
The George the Fourth steam' packet, has just ar-
rived from Gibraltar. She made her voyage from Portsmouth
to Lisbon iu four de)* thequirkett Pawleys ever kuoveu...-itrigh-
kin Gazette. i

The Bishop of Chichester w
An inconsistent woman is otitiel
pwrielaoclits
Royal, on the 17th itittant.—.o mg ton ~..arette.
love: a false woman, is one who is already in line with-souther
person : a fickle woman is she who neither Imowe is. hum she loves,
nor whether she love* or no : and the indifferent woman, one who
a
Jots
do not love at all. —Bruyere. tnt:hloeirCgoharpelil
141 vY.-7,--We are afraid the account of the discovery
of fifteen of the lost books of tivy is unfounded. The journals of
,Firirence, Pisa, and Rome, which we have received sines it gut
into circulation do not mention it.— Literary Gazette.
POLISH islooll,rc The Emperor of Russia's
last decree on titles ordains, that in Poland no person shall SWUM*
the title of Baron WAN* his income be gbt per
annum.;
°Mount,
unless he h„,„ per annum ; awl of Prince, e can ooul-
wand 120 i. !--Ziterary Chroniel..
SU i
'r HIS A'IORNINCI.—The neighbourhood
of Broakstreet was this morning thrown into ,het utmost alarms
andocitenient, by the rumoured suicide of a gentleman con-
,l with the Russia trade. This lamentable circumstance
proves, we are extremely sorry to state, too true. It appears tbat
gr. William Forrester, resident in Crowncourt, liroad-otteet,
WO found in bed this morning quite dead. There is no doubt
but the act was committed by his own hands in a fit Oravoloity.
tie hail been observed by his friends, for some time, to be ha
eery low spirits,' occasioned by ninety,. Mr. F. was man highly
respected by the merchants connected with the Russia trade, as a
broker, and is admitted to be possessed of an ample property, the
fruits of his industrious pursuits, tie wee sat