The Sun.
London, England, 1826-09-12 00:00:00

VAkIIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

WlNDsort, SEPT. 11.—Their ROyal Highnesses
the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, and the
Princess Sophia Matilda, arrived at Frog►nore this
morning, on a visit to the Princess Augusta. The
Royal party proceeded from Frog,more in the after-
noon to the Castle, attended by Lady Mary Taylor,
Lady in waiting to the Princess Augusta, Colonel
Higgins, Equerry to the Duke of Gloucester, Hon.
Mr. Stanhope, &c. The Royal visiters, soon after
their arrival, inspected the extensive improvements
made in the Castle. Soon after four o'clock the
Royal party left the Castle on their return to Frog-.
more to dinner. The Duke of Gloucester came and
returned on horseback.

The Duke of York took a drive yesterday after-
noon, in his cabriolet, from the residence of the Duke
of Rutland, in Arlington-street. His Royal High-
ness transacted business in the morning with Sir
Herbert Taylor, Colonel Stephens, &c. &c. The
usual Medical Attendants of the Royal Duke paid
their daily visits.

The new Minister from the United States, Mr.
Galitzin, had an interview yesterday afternoon with
Mr. Secretary Canning, at his office in Downing-
street, which lasted upwards of an hour.

The Spanish Minister had also a long conference,
yesterday afternoon, with Mr. Secretary Canning, at
the Foreign Office.

The Right lion. W. Huskisson transacted business
yesterday with Mr. Canning, at his office in Downing.
street.

The Earl of Liverpool arrived in town on Sunday,
from hig seat at Coombe Wood. His Lordship trans-
acted business in the course of the day with Mr. Secre-
tary Canning, at the Foreign Office. After which the
Noble Earl sent off a Messenger with despatches to
the King, at the Royal Lodge in Windsor Park.—
His Lordship returned to Coombe Wood in the af-
ternoon.

The Secretary to Lord Charles Somerset transacted
business yesterday with Mr. flay, Under Secretary of
State for the Colonial Department, at the Colonial
Office.

Despatches were received at the Foreign Office yes-
terday, from the Right Hon. Frederick Lamb, our
Ambassador at Paris, to Mr. Secretary Canning.

CHELMSFORD, Sari. 10.—On Friday last Mrs.
Coutts, accompanied by the Duke of St. Albans, Sir
John and Lady Dashwood King, and suite, arrived
at the Black Boy, Chelmsford, to pay her respects to
her tenantry. After making all their hearts glad,
Mrs. Courts departed for her seat at Highgate, this day,
after church.

The Duke had very good sport, having shot 20
brace of birds yesterday.

MISS ROTHSCHILD'S MARRIAGE.—At an early
hour yesterday morning, Stamford Hill, the country
residence of N. M. Rothschild, Esq. was in a great
state of bustle, and most of its inhabitants were on the
qui vive; waiting the approaching hour, when Hymen
was to tie the knot of a son and. daughter of the house
of Judah, whose wealthy parents have provided them
with a princely dowry. The company being very
select, consisting only of the relatives and family,
began to assemble at an early hour ; previous to
the marriage ceremony, which took place about
two o'clock. The High Priest, Doctor Herschel,
arrived in one of Mr. Rothschild's carriages,' at-
tended by his Secretary and Reader to the synagogue.
The High Priest was entirely clad in silk robes, and
had a most reverend appearance. On his entering
the Grand Saloon the signal was given for
the new and splendid canopy of crimson velvet
and gold to be brought forward, under which
the solemn ceremony took place. When, finished a
suite of elegant and splendid rooms were thrown open,
and the whole of the company sat down to a most
sumptuous dejeune ; after which dancing commenced,
assisted by a band of music of the first order. The
bride was most elegantly dressed in white satin, with the
richest Brussels lace, and a great profusion of diamonds;
most of the other ladies also wore white satin, with
plumes of feathers and diamonds. About six o'clock
the bride and bridegroom left their friends and set off
in a carriage and four to the country, where they will
remain for a few days. The dancing finished about
eight o'clock, when the whole of the company sat
down to a most splendid dinner of all the delicacies in
the season, after which dancing again commenced,
which was kept up until an es.ily hour this morning.
Only three or four strangers, intimate friends of Mr.
Rothschild, were present.
The accomplished daughter of Sir John Thomas
Stanley; Bart., of Alderley Park, Cheshire, is about
to be led to the hymeneal altar by the gallant Captain
Parry, whose voyage in the Arctic seas will band down
his name on the same imperishable tablet with Anson,
Cooke, and other intrepid navigators, who have done
honour to their country, by becoming benefactors to
the world.—Morning Paper.
According to a recent decision of the Board of
Taxes, founded on 54 Geo. 111., cip. 141, a person
sporting in company with, and assisting a qualified
man, who has taken out a game certificate, is never-
theless not himself protected thereby, but is liable to
pay for a game certificate, in case the principal sportsman
has used any guns upon the cfccasion winch were bor.
rowed only, and not actually his own property.
Awr IIL FOREBODING.--A Gentleman, of Billings-
gate, wedded to a lady of great respectability in the
wifeoy wassterl dead. Overcomeine,dreamedlast W ewdintielsdhrrauynuirghhe u
night trhasthlet
down stairs to ascertain the dreadful fact, when what
can paint his astonishment, at finding his dream cor-
rect ; and his wife dead drunk.