The Sun.
London, England, 1827-02-16 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE AND MISCELLANEOUS.

BRIGHTON, FEB. 15.—Hi2 MAJESTY, We are
happy to state, enjoys good health. He experienced,
a: few days back, a slight cold, upon Which occasion
he took the salutary precaution of confining himself to
his suit of rooms for two or three days, and is now;
We are happy to.say, quite well. He has notlept his
bed through illness, nor has he experienced any attack
of the gout, since his arrival at Brighton. As a proof
of his MAJESTY'S convalescence, he yesterday honour-
ed the distinguished members of his household with
his company to dinner.
It is rumoured that his MAJESTY intends leaving
the Pavilion, the latter end of this month, for. the
Royal Lodge, in Windsor Great Park ; but no orders
to that effect have yet been given.

We are happy to say the Duke of Sussex is a great
deal better. His Royal Highness having experienced considerable
relief from the application of blisters. The Royal Duke was We
to leave his bed-room for a short time on Tuesday, for the fa."
time since his severe attack.

The account received in town yesterday laic:l4oou,
of the state of Mr. Canning's health yesterday morning► war,
" Mr. Canning is rather better." The Right Mon. Gentle"
was able to take a bath on 'Wednesday night, from the influence of
which Mr. C. found himself better.
Mr. Huskisson has recovered from his late indis-
position. The Right Hon. Gentleman hid an interview fur a
considerable time yesterday, with the Earl. of Liverpool, et his
residence at 'Whitehall.

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Sir Wm. Davison, Aide-de-Camp to the Du,ke of
CaMbridge; was expected to leave town last night, at a late hour,
for Hanover, with despatches to the Duke of Cambridge. -.-
On Wednesday the Cabinet Ministers dined with
Viscount Melville, at his residence at the Admiralty.. .
Yesterday. Prince Polignac, the French Ambassa-
dor, the Marquis de Paltnella, the Portuguese Ambassador, tie
Ambassador from the Netherlands, and the Colombian Minister,
tNielhariteyhea,
t:
transacted business at the Foreign Office.
Earl Harrowby transacted business yesterday, at the
office of the Secretary of State for Fo:"ign Atfitirs.
Bachelors' Balls appear to be the rage. Twenty-
five gentlemen intend giving one on Monday next at the Old Ship.
On Wednesday the dispatches for Bengal and Chin;
by the ship Vansittart, Captain W. H. Clarence DGaelorrygmeplme,,aswire:
closed at the East India House, and delivered to the purser of
that ship.
On Wednesday a Court of birectors was held at the
East India House, when the following Captains were sworn into
thTehe death ofti
h would have the command of their respective shipssea;r9vdiza.i,e6Cc.eaaspetdaEhin
Duke of Sussex, China direct; and Captain
Warren Hastings, Madras and Bengal.
eg uesttow,enerteotebeeuiPTeroin.
THE DUKE OF DEVONSIIIRE.-,-At Chatsworth,
during the holidays and subsequently, from twenty to tv y
persons dined daily at the princely table kept.by the Duvkent;film
lvattemrshbiarde.
no nttioiantg
all the neigh-
There has. oble.ii:°4l
the Duke of York
terminatedbEoaural
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neigh-
bouring dNo Countess
btheiNobility
t),
and
f festivities,
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which
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e,
lamentabletil ebeen kept ups month
rumour that his Grace goes to pad
is premature. s; but we believe tie report
The Ladies of Brighton,emulating 1 ' .4' which
the other sex has acquired, have
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have a Spinsters' ball, —.B r i iewldelermined, we understand, to
We understand that fire Rev.Paper.
Dr,Kaye, Bishop
of.
of Bristol, and Master of Christ'sle
College, Cambridge, is to be
appointed to the vacant
See of Lincoln. It is supposed that he
wilt in
.consequence resign the IlNine Professorship of Divinity at
Cambridge •
ge , and that Dr. Percy,' Dan of Canterbury, will suc-
ceed Dr. Kaye in toe *Bishoprc of- Bristol. -The, Rev. Dr.
Lloyd, Regius Professor of Divinity at Oxford, is to be the new
Bishop of that diocese.
It has been in contemplation to establish an Italian
Opera in.Brighton.—Brighton Paper.
The following conversation took place yesterday
between —____ and a friend :—" Are there not twelve Judge,
in England without the Lord Chancellor ?"....-1( Oh
yea.—he
makes up the Devil's dozen."--‘, You mean the baker's dozen, I
suppose ?"—,, No—l should rather think it was the Master of the
Rolls who did that."