The Sun.
London, England, 1818-01-26 00:00:00

JAN. 23.

The Duke of ‘VaLcit.ro-rori, accomninietl by hia
brother, the Right Hon. W. Wellesley role, and
Mt. and Mts. Arbuthnot, in the same carriage, ar-
rived at the Pavilion soon after two o'clock yes-
terday afternoon. The Duke of MontrosC cattle
in soon star—his Grace's arrival was followed by
those of- the Eat Is of Harrowby and IVestmor-
land, Earl Bathurst, Lord Stewart, Mr. Robinson,
and Mr. Buller.

The Duke of Wellington, accompanied by his
brother, gratified the inhabitants by visiting the
Steyne and Cliff parades yesterday. About halt%
past four o'clock a Council was held at the Pavi-
lion—Present—

The Prince Re4ent and Duke of Clarence, the
Dike of Wellington, the Lord President, the Earl
of Harrowby, the Lord Steward, the Lord Chltu-
bcrlain, the Secretary of State for the War De-
partment, the Master of the Horse, the Right
Hon. 'he Private Secretary, the Lord Privy Seal,
the Vice President of the Board of Trade, Lord
Stewart, the Meirgiiis of Headfort, as the Lord
in 11/Kiting, and the Clerk of the Council, Mr.

The business preliminary to the opening of the
two Holmes of Parliament was settled by the
Council ; prior to which the Duke of
tbe earl of Harrowny, and Earl Bathurst,
had the honour of audiences of the Prince Regent,
The Council broke op about halt-past five ; the
Members atterwaids dined with the Prince Re-
gent. _

At eight o'clock this morning, the Doke of
IVellingtoo, and Mr. Wellesley Pole, in the same
carriage, left the Pavilion tor London. The Duke
of Alf.ntrose, the Earls of Harrowby and %Vest-
moreland, Earl Elmhurst, the, Lord Steward, the
Ala:quis of Chohnondeley and his son, Lord
Henry, set tint for London shortly afterwards.

Witinsoa, Jag. t:.s.—Yesterday the Duke of
SUSSEX arrived at the Castle, oti a vi.it to her
Majesty autl the. Princesses, and afterwards re-
turuid to Laudon to dinntr.

This morning her Mr.jesty, t he Duchess of Ginu-
crster, and the Princes. 14..'izaheth, alter attend-
ing D vine Serb ice, lode oni in a, CAACiI and tour,
attended by their Ladies in Waiting, by Sun•
niug Hill.

ROYAL ACADEMY.—TO atnue for the disap-
pointment which the audience experienced last
week, on secant-It of the loss of his manuscript,
Mr. Toatsatt gave another Lecture on Perspec-
tive on S4turday evenihg. The discourse chiefly
turned on Light, primary, reflected, and re racted.
Its effects on polished and coloured surfaces. He
illustrated his remarks by references to works of
MICHAEL ANGELO, RAPHAEL, and ItEMBItANT,
and also by many beautiful Drawings.

KING'S THEATRE.---A numerous audience at-
tenth d the representation of Figaro on Saturday.
Miss Comm[, though she does not equal the ex-
pectatinn which rumour had excited, ib an agree-
able singer, and possebses improveable powers.
Forma was the chief favourite. An apology was
made for NALIII, who, however, exerted himself
with his usual easy humour. The new Ballet is
really dull, and by no means popular. We hope
for better things.

Mrs. MARDYN and Mrs. DAVISON are display-
ing• their comic powers on the Portsmouth Stage,
PYNE, the Singer, went for a short time tit
Italy to improve his musical taste. Ile has re.
turned, and is now singing at the Liverpool Con-
Cella. Miss BYRNE is performing there also.

Miss KELLY has been received with extraordi-
nary zeal at Dublin, where she has performed-her
chief characters with great success.
Miss CAREW, who was SO unaccountably dis-
mis,ed (rout Covent-Garden Theatre, who was an
admirable Doublet() STEPiiaNs, and who pus-.
senses very recpectable talents, is unemployed.
Such capricious dismissions are forcible recom-
mendstions of a third Theatre, of a re agonable
size, like The Lyceum- By 11.1 A way, why should
nut The English Opera be permitted to open as
lung as the Patent Theatres. Surely one Sovereign
has As lunch tight to grant a patent as another ;
and a third Theatre, as a kind of Appellant Ju..
riscLetion, might offer redress to those who, trout
motives of managerial pride, reveuge, selfish-.
ness, should preclude 'ackunwledged faV.ourites
from disp:aying their abilities, and earning a sob.:
sist

()waif) HALL': Account of his Voyage to the.
Great Loo Ciiuo Island will be publibl►ed On Si-,
turciay.

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The causes entered in the Loan CIA ANcat.toß's'
hock for this Tenn iiiready'timoutif t0'390; which
are exclusive of those to •he heat l` tLe Rolls,.
and ui all petitions and motions. '•