The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-28 00:00:00

FASHIONA BLE I NTEGIIGENCE.

THE KING..
Wrxrison, 27.—Last evening his MAJESTY enter-
tained company at. the_ Royal' bodge to dinner, consisting of
Isi4l and Lady Maryboroughrthe Chatsrellor of the Exchequer,
Sir. Charles Long, Mr. Arbuthnot, and his Majesty's hoot:t-
imid .attentlants. At seven, o'clock the Banquetting Room,
superbly lighted and decorated, was thrown open, and a
most elegant repast immediately served up. His Majesty's
private Band occupied the Conservatory, and played
during the evening a great variety of noz:vellr pieces, which
called forth the praise of, his Majesty and Guest:. • After the,
entertainment Lord and Lady Maryhorough took leave of his
Majesty- and left the Royal Lodge for London.—Vesterday
threnoon the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir C. Long, and
Mr. Arbuthnot arrived at the Royal Lodge on a visit to his
slajosty. The Ante Gentlemen being 3of the Committee for
superintending the alterations makingat the Castle, they shortly
after their arrival left the Lodge in one of his Majesty's carriages
to inspect the improvements latterly finished. Mr. Wyattville.
met them at the Castle, and attend Nt them throughout the inte-
rior and exterior of the works. They afterwards passed down
Thames.street, and took a cursory view of that portion:of the
Castle facing the town, about which so much doubt still exists
as to its speedy renovation, and returned to the Royal Lodge
at four o'clock. This being the natal day of his Royal Highness
the Duke of Sussex, the usual honours were paid by the ring-
ing of bells and the firing of cannon.

DEPARTURES FROM TOWN,
From Oould'a lintel, Jermyn-street—Lady Fletcher and
family, for Walton-on-Thames. From Kirkham's Hotel,
Lower Brook-street—Captain Wilkinson, for Suffolk ; Mr.
and Mrs. Holmes, for Bath. From Batts' Howl, Doter-
street—Mr. and Mrs. Jones. Felix, for Essex ; Mr. and Mrs.
NowtOn, for Exeter.

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.
Lord Folkestone, from Longford Castle,. Wilts. .At Fen-
ton's, New Hotel, Sr. Jamesis-street—T.he Rev. Thomas and
Mrs. Schreiber, from Essex. At the Waterloo Hotel, Jerntyn-
street-,-Coloncl Clifton, from ,a tour. At Batts' Hotel—bieut,
Colonel eameron, from Paris. At Alivart's Hotel, Lower
Brook-street—Arthur Aston, Esq. from Vienna; J. Poulett,
Bag. from Shropshire ; Hohhouse, from Rent; R. L. De
Burgh, Evi. from Surrey.

Yesterday being► the Birth-day of the Duke of Sussex, the
houses of his Royal Highness's trades-people were illuminated
in the evening, in honour of the occasion.
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury commences her con.,
tiers aziones to-morrow eveninj at her house in Arlington-street
The Countess of Charleville entertained a select party of
fashionables yesterday evening at her house in Cavendish
square.
The Marquis' and Marshioness of Lansdovin and family
are expected in town on Monday, from their seat, Bowood
Park, Wilts.
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Tiie Earl of Egreniont has arrived at his seat, Petworth,
Sussex, from a tour. -

NORTH AND SOUTH AMER,TCAN
SUBSCRIPTION ROOM, JAN. 28.

LIVERPOOL, JAN. 26.—Winds S.S.E.—Arrived the Mi-
nerva, Mayen, from Virginia, sailed the Ist Jan. in company
with the Mexico, for this port ; Little Cherub, —, from
Philadelphia, sailed Dec. 10. Sailed the Luna, Wilkinson, tbr
Rio Janeiro; and the Elizabeth, Anderson, Liverpool, at
Hampton Roads Jan. 1.
Cow,Es, JAN. 27.—Wind E.—Arrived the Prince of Water-
loo, Petrie, from Oporto, for London ; Dorothea Forster,
--- from • London, for —. Sailed the Archimedes,
En lisle brig, for Trieste.
DEAL, JAN. 27. Arrived the Loyal Briton, Oansmore,
from Jamaica, for London ; Jean 'Baptiste, Brady, from
Quebec, ditto. Sailed the Lady Dundee, White, from London,
fur Teneriffe; Farrel, Royal, ditto, for Aladeira ; Sir Henry
Stanhope, Robinson, ditto, for St. Michael's • Jane, Hawkins,
ditto, for Jamaica ; and the Elizabeth, Holman,i ditto, for
Smyrna. . _

NORFOLK (Nrinotx IA), JAN. I.—Arrived British ship
Competition, Jackson, 50 clays from London ; spoke 29th ult.
Cape Henry, %V. by N. distance 145 miles,' brig Wm. Penn,
from Honduras to Boston ; saw British ship Elizabeth, in
Hainpton.roads. from Liverpool; also British ship Elizabeth,
Atherden, 48 days from Liverpool, Capt. A. states, that an
American brig was lost on Oil Bank, llth Nov. bound out from
Liverpool,; did not learn her name.

[FROM LLOYD'S
At,, J. N. S.E. light breezes.—Pasged-through
frutti the River the Eliza, Rogue], for Havre; Elizabeth,
Holmes, tOr Smyrna; Russells, 13ristow,. for Havannalt;
Favourite, Royal, for Nladeira ; Marv, Cure, for St. Iliehttel's ;
Lady Dundag, White, for Teneritfe. The Jane, Hawkins,
for Janirlica, and the Sir Henry Stanhope, Robinson, for St.
Allehael's, have brought up to the southward, and will sail the
next ebb tide.

PO T oUT it, J'Aw. 27,—Wind 'E.S.B. light breeze.—
Arrived the Mary, Pratt, from St. John's, N. B. fn 35 days.
PLY MO t!'l x, JArr. 26.—• Wind 11—Arrived the Royal Char.
lotte, /Jaye, from Hull.
FAL:WO!! Tll, JAw. 26. —Wind E. fresh breeze.--Arrived
the Kerswell, Armstrong, from ti:e Cape of flood llope for
London, sailed the pith of November ; on the 16th inst., lat.
46. 20. long. 16. fell in with a barque, water-logged and aban-
doned, about 300 tons, yellow rides, and a white moulding,
bowsprit and foremast painted green, mainmast gone about air
feet above the deck, mizen.mast standing, and bow port out;
also arrived the Juliana, Sleernan, from London tbr Vera Cruz,
and Tantivy, Quick, from Cork. Off the Port the Aurora,
Hallett, from St. John's, N. B. in 27 dtys, for London. Sailed
the clarista, Mansfield, for Boston ; Broderick, newton; for
Carthagena, and Spitfire. Barbara, for Gibraltar.
LIVE aroot., JAm. 26.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived the Adve-
nturer, • , from Prince Edward's Island ; Sydney Packet,
, from Alexandria; Minerva, ,Me ell, from Virginia,
sailed the dth inst. in company with the Mexico for this Port.
Off the Port the Little Cherub, Saunders, from Philadelphia.

The Reighington, Wilson, arrived in the River froth Penang,
from whence she Sailed the 25th of August; spoke the Aguilar,
bound to London, off the coat of Sumatra.
The Collingwoutt, Evans, from London to Stinderland, was
on shore, near Flamborough Head, on Wednesday, and it was
feared would be wrecked.

HLINTINCi INTELLIGENCE.
. MEETTNOS OF 110U.S1?S IN TIP' EXSITINC; NV4IX,
His Majeftty'S Stag Hounds, on 'Monday, Thorpe;
Friday, at Slough. If Prevented by the Weather, they will
meet at the same place the following day.
The Brookside Harriers, on Monday, at Newmarket Hill;
Wednesdny, at the Kennel; Friday, at Tellescombe Tye.
The Worcestershire Fox Hounds, on Monday, at Goose.
hill Wood; Friday, at Stone tiow Turnpike., . .
The Gransden Hounds, on .31ortday, ut WeStleY
,Wood ;
Friday,. at Haley Wood.
The Comick Harriers, on Monday, at the Bitstartl; Friday,
at Upavati Plantation. • • .
The Berkeley Hounds, on Monday, .at •Aihtlawn ; Toes',
day, at Coxwell ; lhursday, at Highworth ; Friday, at Bea.
Mr. Muster's Hounds, on Monday, at Red Lotlffet. Tuesday,
at Honey Hill ; Thursday, at Duston ; Friday, at nelniarsh.,
The Duke of Grafton's Hounds, on 'Monday', at Wood
End Green t.Wednesday, at Haversharn Wood ; Friday, at.
Astwell Mill.
•
The Oakley Hounda, on Monday, at Melchbourn ;
day, at Marston Thrift ; Saturday. at Milton Mill. • I
The Quorrition Hounds, ,an Monday, at Martirishuvi '% ;
Tuesday,tiay,at
svaidt Pnuresiptowool ul; 41yr;id‘zNt,',e,dantesaorarya, aptataygg;, ras7tut"r4rtiliyiti,r:ii;
Kettluby. •

ItEMAKKABLF DAY.---This day is remarkable
for tlie murder of Earl l‘furray, Regent of Scot:.
land, 1570 ; deaths of Sir Francis Drake on
hoard hia ship in the Wet Indies, 1506; Sir
'rhomas "Bodley, founder of the Bodleian Li.
!nary at Oxford, 1632; Belvetius un his Birth.
day, 1687; and George Granville, Viscount
Lansdovin, 1736; A dmira I Byng being condemned
at Portsmouth, 1757 ; and death of John Gottlob
Inonanuel Breitkopf, a celebrated Printer at
Lvipsie, 1794.

CHARLES LUCIEN BUQNAPARTE has recently
published in America," ThP Natural History of
Birds inhabiting the United States." It is men-
tioned to be a splendid work, in folio, with fine
engraving', coloured from Nature.