The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-03 00:00:00

THE KING.

Wismolt, illancu 2.—We are happy to state that
3IAJEST Is so much improved in health that he is no longer
confined to his room. Last evening his Majesty was well
enough to entertain the following company at dinner
Duke of Dorset, the Marquis and Marelsioness Convnghami
Countess Aboyne, Earl Mount Charles,. Lady, C. and Mr.
Cavendish, Lord Graves, Sir F. Burton, the Hon. 4, Gordon,
Mr.. Denison, ita.—Nearly the whole of whom arrived in the
afternoon at the Royal Lodge to be present at the marriage cc.
remony of Lord Strathaven and Lady E. Conyngliam, which
was solemnized at the Royal Lodge at six o'clock, by the Rev.
Dr. Sumner, his Majesty's Private Chaplain...-.lmmediately
otter the ceremony, the Bride and Bridegroom left the Royal
Lodge for Denbies, the seat of W. Denison, Esq., M.P., where
they are expected to remain about ten days.-:.His Majesty's
private band attended, and played during the evening.—llis
Majesty's visitors are expected to leave this day.--Yesterday
forenoon the Princess Augusta left Frogmore for London.

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.
The Earl and Countess of Falmouth and family, from Corn.
wall ; the Marquis Lothian, from Scotland ; Earl and Coun.
;ess of Arran, from Sussex; Lord and Lady F. L. Gower,
From Brighton ; Viscount Sydney and family, from Kent ;
Lady Warburton and Miss Dixon, from Bagshot Park ; Mr.
tnd Lady Caroline WortleY, from Yorkshire • Penton Haw.
thorne, Esq. M.P. from Lancashire; and Mrs. Corballis,
family anti suite, from Bath.

DEPARTURES FROM TOWN.
Lord Bingham, for Brighton ; James Knox, Esq. for Ox.
ford ; William Pen►berton, Esq. from Brighton ; Mr. .and
Mrs. Nicholson, for Brighton ; Lord Robert Spencer, for
SUSSCX.

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The Duke of York arrived at his residence in South Audley-
street, yesterday, from lielvoir Castle., the. seat of the Duke
of Rutland, where his Royal Highness has • been staying on
a visit.
The Dolager MarchiOnness of Salisbury's assembly on
‘Vednesday evening, in Arlington-street, was attended by up.
wards of 300 of the haul lon.
Lady Gordon gave a juvenille ball yesterday evening, at her
house, in Brook-street.
General Ross entertained a distinguished party to thinner
yesterday, at his house in Portland-place.
Mrs: John Hankey gave a ball yesterday evening, at her
house in Grosvenor-square.
Dowager Lady Neave had a dinner party yesterday, at her
house in Albemarle-street t in the evening her Ladyship en-
tertained a party of distinguished fashionables.
John "Weyland, Esq. had a dinner party yesterday, at his
house in Cork-street.

UNIVLItSI'!'X INTELLIGENCE.

CABIBRID
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Ds. Smith Joh. Ds. Wells
Foster Joh. Taylor
Pinder ' Trim - fireenial
Hopkins Joh. Clark
The Rey. John Bligh, of St. John's College, WAS 00 \Void
nesday last admitted Master of Arts.
John Greenwood, Esq. M.A. of Jesus College, is elected a
Fellow of that society.
Mr. Robert Willis, B.A. and Mr. Henry Clinton, B.A. of
Calm; College, were on NVeanestlay last elected Fellows of that
society. -
Thc select preacher to whom the Sunday afternoon turns at
Mary'tt church are assigned, for the present month, is the
Rev. 1I r. Cirrlly, of Trinity College.
Theilteis lienjamin Barker has been,presentetl' to the reei.
tory of Shiptihain, Norfolk, vacant by the death of the itev.
Dr. E rid ge.
The Rev. George Chisholm, M.A., of Woicester College,
Oxford, curate and lectUrer of HaMmerimith; has been
tined, by the Lord Bishop„of Bristol, to the rectory of Ash,
more, in the county of Dorset, vacant by the death of his late
lather, the Rev. Geo. Chisholm, D.D.

C.C.C.
Jos.
Joh.

RIVENUE following is an
Account of the Gross Itecvipt of it:ZVI:NUE deriV.
ed from TAXATION iu Groat Britain ( Drawbacks,
and Payments of the nature of Drawhacto, de-
ducted ; and exclusive of all Loans, and of Pay.
meats received from irelund nod Austria), in encl)
year duce sth January, 1815 :
Year. X. s. 'I. Year.
1015 - 70,42'2,151 111 11121
1810 61,437,257 044 1022
1817 . 51,1113,134 14 ,5 11123
1810 - 52,717,933 10. 21 18:!1
•
1819 . 51,305,950 18 4 Pill
1020 . 54,050,660 10 03

s. d.
. 34A113,141 3 93
• /13,923,811 , 6
52,561,802 9 93
- .52,60230 111
- :13,941,463 16 104

MACCLESFIELD, Wednesday night.—The two
rioters, O'Brian and Wilkinson, were sent off to
Chester Castle this morning 'Wilkinson up,
reared much dejected, but O'Brien seemed quite
heedless. The town has been tranquil all day.
Two men, taken last night to the gaol, for in-
sulting the special constables, were discharged
this morning, with a suitable reprimand from the
Mayor. It is DOW SiX, o'olock, and the shops are
lighted up and open, and the town assumes its
usual features of quiet. It is rumoured that the
Operatives purpose having a meeting on Friday,
in public, to petition Parliament for the Abolition
of the Corn Laws. Such a proceeding might be
attended with disagreeable consequences at the
present moment. Glaziers have been busily em-
ployed the last two days, in replacing the broken
glass of the windoc s.---11alfpasi Eight o'clock:
Some 200 or 300 lads assembled about seven
o'clock, and paraded the streets" with the calls
and shouts of the preceding evenings.—No injury
done down to this hour.

JEROME, Duke of MosvonT, has n superb
palace and other property at Trieste, but resides with his con,
tsort,en d a the te
it his
Ithrilllcage ud n i rlVult, 'itltielEtTie very lll:n6' at Rome, In dutiful at.
respeetrible and very rich
LETITIA BUONAP,ART E, iffallartilitZtli by the sealpello of the
of nActoccul,
immortal Glum. •
~
Madame MURAT is the only one at the family
of Btrtit.i,,stkitTE who now resides at Trieste. She has pur.
nir3:eelrioeurst,(Dsheirruafirtry7:
ecohnasseotrttlhofettbleeactitetiviftallsetliittl;vhillchelsisaittahzeapr.operty
We are sorry to announce the suspension of
payments of the firm of Messrs. SPARROW- and
Co.,- Bankers, at Chelmsford, and Braintree, in
FAsoc. These houses have not for some time
hem_ connected with those Banks in Suffolk with
which they were formerly engaged,
, , .
gi ,en(,iii)ii:!;‘,-virs,
Ai I::;...lltEris:tTlakli naliligs'olsitt ,tac)ipnapiet)hipl ereaa
time, as Doricourty and Mrs. DAVISON as Mrs.
Racket.