The Sun.
London, England, 1821-12-11 00:00:00

:HIE KING.

The following announcement of
,the KING'S
visit to the Continent in the course of'next sum:-
mer, is copied from a German Paper received last
night :
" Darmstadt, Nov.. warm_ .and cordial
attachinent which the Hanoverian subjects of
KING GEORGETV. displayed in the most con-
vincing manner,- and. -the -.sincere rerrard- which
the Monarch himself appears to feel (or:the land
of his forefathers, give still more ground toJament
the indisposition which obliged his Majesty to
leave the Continent so speedily. VarioUS' Cir-
cumstances had already led people to infer that
his Majesty would soon give his German subjects
another opportunity to express their loyalty. No-
thingpositive, however, transpired respecting the
King's visit next year, though it.was alleged in
support of these conjectures that his .Majesty.
had expressed a wish to become personally,ac,
quaint-ed. with several German Princes. We
are now able to cormnunicate- something cer;
taro on this subject. It is „known, from, public
papers that 'hii Majesty's brother, the Duke
of :CuMberiand, on hiS. return 'from 'Cologne,.
to which place he .accompattie&-his Majesty,
honoured our Court with visit; -,ll.l.esitles the corm,
mission to give the compliments of his Royal
Brother - to the Court, he has .at the same time.
communicated the- agreeable intelligence thathis
Majesty George I will next yearttonourithe'
City of Darmstadt with his :presence. Besides.
the.'esteeM whiCh .the King feels for_ the Grand;
Ducal House, and-which:he is-the More desirous
Of expressing to .our reveted 'Sovereign himself,
as he has already sought an opportunity of testi,'-
fying his admiration of the military virtues of his
Highneis Prince Emilius, the. repetition of our
Court- Opera is said to have especially excited
the attention of his Majesty. The -Doke of
Cumberland has already signified to his Royal
Highness the Grand Duke the wish of the King.
his brother to be present here at the representa-
tion of a grand heroic opera. The most splendid
preparations are therefore to: be made for this
purpose. His Majesty, as we have learned, on
this occasion will leave London on the Ist
of July next year, and COITIt hither by wayl
of Brussels, Cologne, Coblentz, and
__Mentz.;
His Majesty will remain here for some days,
then go .to Frankfort; ' visit his" sister -the
Landgravine of Hesse Homburg, -arid -then pro-
ceed by way of. Cassel to- Hanover," Whether
the King will visit other Courts on this occasion,
and particularly whether he will go to'Paris, we
are not able to state with certainty. The above
information, which has-been communicated to us
from a quarter deserving of.. credit„.is further.
,Confirined by. the -circumstance,, that his Majesty,
on the advice of his physicians, has `resolved to
take the waters of Pyrmont, to which place he
will go from Hanover, and the_ season for
which coincides with the time abOve7mentioned.;
Though we do not mean to indulgeitt political
conjectures, we, however, believe that we may.
be
..allowed to remark, that. the presence of the
'King of England on the Continent next year
being announced in so posithre a manner, an in-
ference.may be. drawn that the peace of Europe
will probably not.be interrupted."—(Allgeineine
Zeitinig,, Nov. 29.)

BRIGHTON, DEc. 9.—Divine Service, corn-
mencing at one o'clock, was this day 'performed
at theTalace, in the presence of. •the KING and
family, by the Dean of HEREFORD, and Doctor
PEARsoN. his MAJESTY afterwards, though
the weather was cloudy and damp, walked on
the enclosed lavvn...-Our gracious and beloved
MONARCH, whose rich variety of attainments
seems to belong to every age and every country,
continues to enjoy perfect Ilealtb and spirits.

- THE DUKE or Yorm..,--On Saturday, between
twelve and one o'clock, an express arrived in
town from the' -Duke- of- Yonk, 'at Lulworth
Castle, near Weymouth, the seat of Mr. Peel,
stating that his Royal Highness-would be in Lon-
don at one o'clock on Sunday. This communi-
cation was very unexpected, as it was a fortnight
sooner than the Royal Duke intended to return
to town when he. left ; and had arranged to be
at Bagshot last Saturday, to spend two or three
days with the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester,
'arid from thence to proceed to Woburn in Bedford-
shire, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Bed-
ford. His Royal
,Highness arrived .at York-
house, St. James's, on Sunday, about half-past
two o'clock, where Lieut.-COL Townsend, of the
First Regiment of Foot Guards, of which regi-
ment his Royal Highness is. Commander, and Sir
Ilqlo!=-, his Military Secretary, were in wait-
' -;
ing. to receive-his' Royal Highness, and were en-
gaged with the Royal. Duke on mili,ary business
till 'past four.—Yesterday, his. Royal Highness
transacted business at the Commander-in-Chief's
Office, in•,:the Horse GuardS:' We Understand
the `Royal; Duke has been 'Oils unexpectedly
called
,'to London, on account- of the. necessary
movements of the Army to freland,:where three
Veteran Battalions are to be formed from the
PenSioners- there. - We were concerned to ob-
serve a black leather sling-over his left shotilder,
which he is obliged to rest,-his right arm in,uc-
casioned, We understand, from au injury he
re-
ceived-when shooting.

Letters have been received from Constantinople
to the 3d ult. which state, that the war with
Persia had created a very strong sensation in that
capital ; the more so, because it was learnt that
the force of the enemy was much more formidable
than at first reported. According to some state-
ments, the Persians had an army in the field of
not less than from 100,000 to 150,000 men. The
Turkish Government was making great exertions
to send reinforcements against the Persians.
A letter from Munich, dated November 11,
says—" Ilis Royal Highness Prince LEOPOLD
of Saxe Cobourg has been for some days in this
city, on his way to Italy ; he has attentively
visited all the scientific establishments and trea-
sures.of art, and left us to-day:"

The remains of Col. SEYMOUR ti're removed
yesterday morning from Cholmondeley House,
Piccadilly, for interment in the family vault in
Cheshire.

FAsntox.tritt Earl,of Essex, _in Hill-
street ; Captain Gordon, of
the 2d Bombay Cavalry, in Piaca-
dilly, from Ireland ; Mr..and Mrs. Foreman, in Harley-street.;
Colonel and Mrs. Dennison, in Albemarle-street; Dr. Drever,
in LoWer Grosvenor-street, from Bath ; the Earl of Pembroke
in Privy Gardens, from Wilton House, Wilts ; Hon. Colonel
Lister Stanhope, at Harrington: House, St. Jaines'S, from Ire-
land ; Sir John Newport, Bart. at Fenton's Hotel, from Lord
Grenville's seat, Dropmore-Lodge, Bucks.; Colonel Thomas,
at ditto, from East Bourne, Sussex ; Colonel Dalrymple, at
ditto, from a tour; Sir Geo. Cooke, Bart. from a tour • Captain
Cripps, in Cleveland-row, from Gloucestershire; R. lir. Hayes,
Esq. at the Admiralty, from Chiselhurst ; Sir George Clark,
M.P. in Charles-street, Berkeley-square, from Scotland; Hugh
• Rose, Esq. at the Grosvenor. Hotel, -from Scotland,- Captain
Newton, 4th Dragoons, at ditto ; Mr. Birch, 10th Regiment,
at ditto.; Lieutenant Burrowes, of the 4th lagoons, at ditto.
• DEPARTURES.--The Marquis of Buckingham, for Aving-'
ton, Hants ' • .Charles Grenfell, Esq. for the Earl and Countess
of Sefton's, Croxteth Hall ; Lord Eardley, for Brighton ; 51r.,
E. Fuller, for Saxmundham ; Lady -and Miss Gordon, for
'Queen-square, Bath ; Major. Thomas o'.Niell, film the Gros-
venor Hotel, for Cheltenham.
CIIANGEs.—The Eartof Powis, ta_bis seat Walcot House,
near Ludlow ; Countess Dysart, at Ham -House, -Surrey,-Irom
•
SufroX; Mr. Owen Williams, from a tour,- to-Craigydon,-hear
Bangor, in Walei.; General Sir David Baird,,from Kilkenny,.'
to •

The Duke of Sussex entertained a select circle on Sunday,
at his Royal Highnesi's apartments in Kensington '
Hon. C.-Cavendish entertained the Duke of Devonshire and
a select party to dinner yesterday, at Burlington House,
' The Earl of Harrington had a dinner.iparty yesterday at his
residence in Stable-yard, St, James's.
The Duke of Lemster is keeping open house at Cartoons,
near Maynooth, in Ireland.
Lord Palmerston commenced his dinner parties on Friday
last.

NVIITCHESTEA, DEC. 3.—On Saturday evening last, our
Worthy Mayor, William Barnes, Esq. gave an elegant supper,
at the Sun Inn, in this city, upon the annual election of Officers
for the year ensuing, viz Ralph Good, Mr. Edward Jac-
kson, Mr. John Holloway, and Mr. William Hurle, to be Con.
stables. Social harmony prevailed during the evening.

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