The Sun.
London, England, 1826-11-02 00:00:00

FASIJIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

'THE DUKE OF YORK;----WC have the pleasure to
report that his Royal Highness the Duke of York
was pronounced on Tuesday to be very considerably
better, and his Royal Highness continued in the same
favourable state yesterday. The Royal Duke transact-
ead early yesterday morning with Sir
Harbert Taylur, previous to Sir Herbert proceeding
to the Commander in Chief's office in the Horse
Guards, for the purpose of holding a Levee. The
Royal Duke received visits from the Lord Chancellor
and other distinguished personages.
Yesterday afternoon, soon after four o'clock, the
Prince and Princess Lieven arrived in town in an open
carriage and four from Brighton. Immediately after,
his Excellency proceeded in his chariot to the Foreign-
office in Downing-street, where the Prince transacted
business for a considerable time, in consequence of
some despatches which his Excellency bad received
from St. Petersburgh.
The Marquis de Palmella, the Portuguese Minister,
transacted business for a considerable time yesterday
afternoon at the office' of the Secretary of State for
Foreign Afikirs.
Mr. Smith, the King's Messenger, arrived at the
Foreign Office on Tuesday evening, with despatches
from Mr. Secretary Canning at Weimer Castle.
Mr. Littlewood, the King's Messenger, was sent off
from the Secretary of State's office for Foreign Affairs
on Tuesday evening, with despatches for Sir Charles
Begot, our Ambassador at Brussels.
Great numbers of the principal Nobility called yes-
terday at the residence of the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, in Downing-street, to inquire after the health
of the Right Hon. Gentleman and Lady Sarah Robin-
son, after the bereavement they have sustained. The
answer given was, that they were as well as could be
expected.
The Princess Victoria, attended by her governess,
Miss Litzen, took an airing on Tuesday morning in
her pony phaeton, in Hyde-park, &c.
The Right Honourable Mr. Secretary CANNING
arrived in town last night, at his house in Downing-
staeet, from Wahner Castle, the seat of Lord LIVER-
POOL.

It is expected that Lord Melville will arrive in town,
from Scotland, on Sunday next.

We are most happy to state that there is the fullest
reason for believing the King will honour Brighton
with his presence before the end of this month. The
Pavilion is kept constantly in a state fit for the recep-
tion either of his Majesty or the Duke of York,
although no distinct orders on the subject have been
received there. We fear, however, that the Royal
Duke's health, though unproved, is not such as to
warrant any expectation of his being speedily able to
undertake the journey. The plats and wines left by
his Royal Highness at the Pavilion have been recently
recovery rsy of
of
clean removed to town.—Brighton Gazette. 1
We arc sorry to learn that the typhus fever still eon-
rchal,es on with
tlie r changes
to prevail in Leith. A Ladies' Society has
been lately formed in the town for the purpose of ac-
commodating
bedodataiiiigd
opoormi y
linens,infe e infected
which,
the patient, are to be returned to the • IIS is
an Ti •
J s
an excellent mode of effecting a great deal of good,
as nothing tends more to check the di •
sease, or aid the
prescription of the physician, than dean ml.
ess.—Edin-
burgh Observer.
The demand for large houses at is present very great,
and the hotels have scarcely had sufficient rot"'
although very commodious, to
visitors.—The Rev. Algernon accooccupies 24,.
Old-steine.--Mr. Doyle Peyton T . .
has engaged 2, New-stemc,
for a lengthened pe ' d.-- niv L
no gnion Gazette.