The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-04 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCESS AUGUSTA.

Yesterday the Princess AUGUSTA came to town for the
season, which is about a month later in the London season
than her Royal Highness has been accustomed to for some years
past; which delay has been occasioned by her Royal High-
ness's residence in the King's Palace being thrown open at the
north end, in consequence of the late residence of the Duke
of Clarence, which adjoined it, being pulled down, to build
another for the Duke and Duchess upon an enlarged scale, and
more conveniently laid out upon the same scite, with a small
addition of ground, there not having been a party-wall between
the Royal Duke's former residence and the Princess's. The
domestics of the Princess left her Royal Highness's mansion
at Frogutore, near Windsor, yesterday morning soon after ten
o'clock, in three carriages, and arrived at her Royal Highness's
residence in tl.e King's Palace, St. James's, about half-past
twelve. The Princess, attended by Miss Wynyard, left Frog-
more in her Royal Highness's travelling chariot and four, and
proceeded to the King's Palace, Kensington, where the Prin-
cess alighted, on a visit to her Royal Sister, the Prikess Sophia,
where her Royal Highness was joined by.
,the Duches of Glou-
cester. The Royal Party partook of a Dejeune. About
four o'clak the Princess proceeded to her residence at the
King's Palace, St. James's.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
Lord Ellenborough entertained the Marquis and Marchioness
of lamsdown and a distinguished party at dinner yesterday, at
his seat at itoehampton.
The Marquis of Cholmondeley had a select party to dinner
yesterday, at his house in Piccadilly.
The Countess of Charleville has issued cards of invitation for
an evening party on Friday next, and every following Friday
during the month.
The following distinguished personages had dinner parties on
Saturday—The Earl of Cassillut, Sir T. Lethbridge, Bart. and
the Right lion. C. W. Wynn.

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS
The Marquis of Clanricarde left town on Sunday for Ireland.
Emily Marchioness of Londonderry has arrived in town from
Hama.
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury arrived in town yes.
terday, from Hants. '
The Earl of Clanwilliam has arrived in town from a tour.
The Earl of Arran arrived yesterday at his house in Dover-
street, froth his seat in Sussex.
Lord and Lady Arden and family are expected in town, this
day, from their seat, the Nork,- Surrey.
Lord Clive hasarrived in town, from Powis Castle
Lord anti Lady John Thynne have arrived in town, from
Longleat, Wilts.
Colonel Gore Langton and family arrived yesterday, at their
house, Grosvenor-squate, from Brighton.
Mr. and Mrs. Deering arrived yesterday, at their house in
Bolton-row, from their seat, near Welling.
land Blantyre left town yesterday, for Scotland.
.I.h Beckford, Esq. arrived yesterday, at his house in Upper
Grosvcnor.:street. •
The Earl of Besborough arrived in town yesterday, from his
seat,. at Roehampton.
Lord Crewe arrived yesterday, at his house in Grosvenor-
street, from his seat, Crewe Hall, Cheshire. •
The Countess of Essex, Miss Pugh, and Count Lancey, left
town yesterday, for Tunbridge %Veils.
Arrivals at est! Royal Hotel, St. James's-street:—Lord Ken-
nedy, from Melton Mowbray 1 William Lewis, Esq. and the
Rev.- Mr. Keldeth, from Ireland; -- Bothwell, Esq. from a
tour; W. D. Milan, Esq. from Scotland ; Caldwell, Esq.
front a tour ; ...-- IVerry, Esq. from ditto ; Mr. and Mrs.
Young, for Scotland. ~
l'rince Leopold arrived in town yesterday fthin Claremont.
Arrivals at. Fenton 's Hotel, St. Jameea-street :—Str Charles
Monck, Bart. from a tour ; Major Jones Grame, from a twar
Capt. Bentinck front a tour; John and Thomas Tardall, Esqs.
and fa'nilY, from-a tour. • • • •
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Arrivals. at 'Jordan's Hotel, St. James's-street :-111r. and
Mrs. Benner, from their seat in Kent; • Mrs. John Hamilton,
from Southampton „_• Francis, Esq. from Cambridge.
Mr. Lewis arrived yesterday at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street,
from her seat in Shropshire.
Arrivals at the St. beorge's Hotel, Albemarle-street:--Mr.
and Mrs. Sawyer, from their seat, Haywood Lodge, Becks;
Mr. and Mrs. White and family, from their seat, Forest
Lodge, Sussex. Departures : Mr. and Mrs. Talk, for their
seat at Richmond. -• '
Arrivals at the British Hotel, Jermyn-street :—Lady Vava•
smr and family, from 'Great Oakley • George .Akers, Esq.
Irbil': hi; seat .in Btieka ; Thomas Rawlins, Es 9. from Bath ;
Mr. and Mri. Parry, front a tour ; Lieneral Conran from a
tour.

On Saturday, Mr. Secretary Canning and his Lady dined with
the Marquis and 3larchionewof Clanricarde, and atterwanis
went to see Mr. Mathews, in his new entertainment called the
Invitations, at the'Englisli Opera Douse. The distingurshed
party aat in a private box.,
On Sunday, the Marquis of Clanricarde partook of an curly
Dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Canning, and afterwards left Lon-
don en his way ,to helm. d.
The Lonl Chancellor has teen Fitting to Sir Thomas Law-
rence for his full length portrait. The Learned Lord took his
last sitting on Sattirday. The painting is said to be for the
King.
Prince Leepold arrived. at his Tesitlence in Pall Mall, on
Sunday evening, from Claremont.
.On Saturday the Duchess of Kent accompanied by the Prin-
case Victoria, arrived at her apartments, at the King's Palace,
Kensington, from a visit to her Royal Brother Prince Leopold,
at hid seat at Claremont.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS IN THE ORDER BOOK
OF THE HOUSE O 1 COMMONS.

Mr. pET rn MooRE—A Bill to put clown the Stock Exchange,
and make himself perpetual Cord Mayor.
Mr. RD. ManTIN—A. Bill to wake Suicide a Capital Felony,
punishable with Death..
A Bill to constitute opening Q”ters a Burglary..
A Select Cominittee to inquire into the size of Cages
„ that Canary Birds tire usually kept in. •
DUTTERWOItTII-7 hilt A to render it compulsory to Sept-
, rate Cocks and Pens, and other domestic Foivl,
from Six o'clock on Saturday' evening to Monday
morning.
To move for an Account of all the disorderly llouses
in the •Metropulis, the Charges, and the Accommo.
dation, as fax as such can be made out.
Mr. Itomiirrsotr—A Select Coinwittee to ascertain how
Noah's Ark was built.
Mr. Lo cxliawr —A Bill to encourage the wearing Shag Waist
coats and Corduroy Breeches in the Summer Mouths.
Mr. DAvlts GILBERT—A C,mninitteo to inquire whether the
length of a loot Rule. is established upon a scientific
and philosophical Basis.

From the Report of the Mail-roads through
South Wales, made under the direction of Mr.
Tin.votto, it appears that the present upper line
of road from Milford to Northleach is 175
miles, and that, by leaving out the towns of
Llandilo, Ross,
and Monmouth, the distance
might be reduced to 165 miles. On the shore
line again, the distance between Milford and
Bristol, by the present road, is 150 miles,
which if
raedliunceed were
t: tla3k6ell tni)lesyUphill and `icily,
calculates that,on this latter line, the road would
be so much easier, by avoiding the hills, that by
the acceleration and the shortened distance to.
gether, 46 the object of the Post-office might be
obtained ; that is to say'
of saving three hoors4
to enable the mail to reach Milford by six in the
morning, instead of nine."