The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-22 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

WINDSOR, JUNE 21.—Yesterday afternoon, his
Majesty, with his usual suite, arrived at the Castle, in
two phaetons, from the Royal Lodge. Mr. Watt-
vine, the architect, was in waiting, and attended the
King And his visitors through the different works,
wllich are very forward. After staying some tune, and
inspecting the whole, his Majesty returned up the
Long Walk to the Lodge house, to dinner.
Yesterday morning, about ten o'clock, his Majesty
left his Royal Lodge in Windsor Park, in his open
travelling carriage, to visit his Royal Brother the
Duke of York. Iris Majesty alighted from his car-
riage, at the apartments of.his Royal Sister the Prin.
cess Sophia, at his Palace in Kensington; and shortly
after the King proceeded to the Duke of York's
house in South Andley-street, to visit his Royal Bro-
ther, in consequence of his indisposition, where Sir
Henry Raiford was in attendance to report to the
King the state of the Royal Duke, which, we are
happy to say, was, his Royal Highness was a great
deal better, and had experienced a very good night.
The King remained with his Royal Brother.nearly an
hour and a half, and then left town on his return to the
Royal Lodge.

The Princess Augusta, the Duchess, of Glonces-
ter, and the Princess Sophia, visited the Duke of
York yesterday.
The Princess Augusta had' a select party to dinner
on Tuesday, at her residence in the King's Palace,
St. James's. The Princess Sophia Matilda was of the
party.
Despatches, dated the 10th of March, were received
yesterday at the Colonial Department, from Lieut.-
General the Hon. Sir L. Cole, at the Mauritius.

Yesterday, being the first day of the Guildhall Ses-
sions, the Lord Mayor entertained at dinner the Alder-
men on the 'Rota, the City Law Officers, and other
Gentlemen.

Hudson. Gurney, Esq. is returned for the Borough
of Newtown, in the Isle of Wight, " without meal or•
malt?!

Miss Foote is, we understand, about to take leave of
England. Before her departure, she is engaged to
perform at the Newcastle Theatre, during the race
week, in some favourite and some new characters.
Miss Paton is engaged in making a provincial tour.
'she appeared on Saturday as I)zana Vernon before
one of' the most crowded audiences ever known in
Manchester. Her reception, we need scarcely add,
was of the most flattering description, and four
favourite songs introduced were all enthusiastically en-
cored. " I've been roatning," bids fair to be as popu-
lar in the country as it has been in town, and was
'called fur a third time. Liverpool lathe next point of
her destination.
M. Armand Seguin is the most indefatigable of the
adversaries of M. de Villele. He has already written
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twenty pamphlets in succession, demonstrating the FA-
lacy of his financial system.
The gallant .56th Regiment has just arrived at Ports-
mouth, from the East Indies, after a service of twenty
years. This regiment, which, it will be remembered,
was at the storming of the Isle of France, is returned
with nearly its complement of men.
FORTIFICATION.—AIk Irish schoolmaster, on
being asked what was meant by the word fortification,
answered, " Two twentifications make a' fortification."