The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-09 00:00:00

.THE KING.

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-is Ilaszsiv continues in the poSsission of excellent
talth and spirits, and takes almost 'daily rides in ,the.
ireat Park, through vehich, he generally drives himself ill
6 pony-phatton. • His MAJESTY has also .visited the
'stale two or three times during the Week, on which oc-
Won it is his practice to make very minute inquiries .as
the progress of • the various improvements being there,
retied.
Events have proved that the information we last week
lye of its being the KING'S intention to visit Brighton
'as authentic. Up to yesterday afternoon such was the
'4l determination, in pursuance of which, the most ex-
naive preparations were made. Orders had been sent to
ie Pavilion ; the light as well as heavy. carriages were
N'Pared; the KING'S travellitrz fur was in readiness ; the
late at the Castle was packed up ; his 11.1a.rxsrv's car-
ter was to have been entrusted with it at two o'clock
morning ; the Royal Bind were informed they were
bout to change their quarters, &c. Yesterday evening,
nwever, all was peremptorily countermanded, and the
rder to said to have been accompanied by an intimation
tat the RING is not going to Brighton this season. We
are sonte reason, however, to conclude, that there is a
the misconstruction here ; all that can he positively
nownit present is, that, at all events, the KING'S ViSil to
le Pavii.ion will not take place within the period origi-
'pecifit d. Doubtless this intelligence will griev-
"4' disappoint the good people of Brighton ; but the
,ya.l of I'Vindsor derive from it abundant satisfaction.
47,ndsor Express.

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WINDSOR, Nor. 8.

This forenoon the Kixo, accompanied by the Duke of
%Ilanntar.ANn, the Loin STEWAAD the Earl of FIFE, tO..
?cher with the Members of the Household in Waiting,
ttended Divine Service at the New Chapel Royal. After
ivine Service the Duke of CUMBERLAND took leave of
BlAriesnr, and left the Royal Lodge on his return to
,ew.

This afternoon the King's phaeton being in readiness at
he usual hour, it is expected that his MAJESTY, in the
°arse of his drives, will visit the Castle.
Yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, the Duke of Cum •
IEaLANn arrived at the Royal Lodge, and breakfasted with
he Kruc. After breakfast his Royal Highness, attended
'Y Mr,. To atiER. (the head gamekeeper), went forth to en-
-41:1',6 favourite pastime in the sports of the field, and in
t"'" Vert his Royal Highness gives ample proof of his.
litY. At one o'clock his Royal Highness returned to the
1)74 Lodge, and, after partaking of some refreshment,
'eciniPattied 1119 MAJESTY in his poney phaeton, which
'l'‘ in waiting, with the double-bodied one, in which were
he Earl of FIFE, Sir A. BARNARD, and Sir F. WAT-.
°N.
His MAJESTY, on leaving the Royal Lodge, pro-
teded through the New Plantations, Chapel Wood, and
he Royal Nursery, to Belvidere, and returned by the Dry
krch, the pleasant Long Ride, the Obelisk, and Cumber.
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1-441gef to the Royal Lodge, where his MAJESTY ar-
ived at half-past four, and at la-past six honoured his
*lbPanY With his presence to dinner.
The Klwu's late intended visit to Brighton is again post-
l'oT°s4 ; it is now become doubtful whether his MAJESTY
NM visit Brighton or not this season.
It is said that his MAJESTY intends taking up his resi-
°:uee at the Castle early this season, and that preparations
Ore begun for his reception.