The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-31 00:00:00

REGISTER, OF FASHION:

FASHIONABLE ARRANGENIENTS FOR THE WEEK.
This Day—Lady Castlereagh's Fete, at Nuttb Cray, Kent.
Tuesday—Grand Masked pall, at Willis's Robins.
Wednesday—Grand Entertainment by the Athbassador of
tbc Netherlands, at Whitehall.
Thursday and Friday—There will be a variety of Dinner
Parties, but these we do not deer.; it necessary iu'annutince.
Saturday—Outiaian Lecture, at Mr. Penn's, New-street,
Sp►ing-gardens, three o'clock:

We understand the KING has not yet express
ed his determination as to the day on
,which he
will embark in his Royal yacht, on his aquatic
excursion; but it is 'conjectured that his MA-
J ESTI' will make a visit to the Pavilion at Brigh-
ton about Wednesday next, and proceed to this
place on Friday to embark. The three Royal
yachts, and the ships of war-to compose the Royal
cortc'wq, will be, ready for final orders on Non-
day Next.—(llamp.vbire Telegraph.)
On Tuesday.the Liffey frigate, Captain the-
Hon.
.lIENRX DUNCAN, arrived at POrtsmouth
from St. Petersburgh, whither she took the
sßight
Moir. Sir CHARLES BAGOT.,Cr. C. O. Ambassador
to that Court, from North Yarmouth. in eight
days. She stayed at St. Petersburgh eight days,
and leftit on the 29th ult. The most remark-
able circumstance that struck the Officers of the
Liffey at St. Petersburgh, was, that all the re-
spectable inhabitants of The city bore a military
appearance. Admiral CROWN was on cruize
manoeuvring a squadron of four sail of the line
and two frigates, which the Liffey met when
'going up to, and off Gothland ou her return from
St Petersburgh. The squadron was to proceed
to Cronstadt about the Ist inst. to be inspected
by the EMPEROR.
Yesterday, the KING attended Divine. Ser-
vice at the Chapel Royal, in the King's Palace,.
St. James's, with the Duke of Yogic, the Duke
Of CLARENCE, the Duchess of. GLOUCESTER, and
the Princess AUGUSTA. After the service - the
Duke of YORK returned with the KING to his
Palace in Pall-mall.

Yesterday afternoon his MAJESTY, the Duke
of YORK, and the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, visited
the Princess AUGUSTA, at her apartments in the
late QUEEN'S Palace,- where they remained some
time.

The Duke of CAMBRIDGE visited the. KING
yesterday.
Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR had an au-
dience of his MAJESTY.
• The Duke of YORK visited' the Princess SOPHIA
yesterday.
Saturday, the Duke. of CLARENCE arrived in
London from Chatham.

• Saturday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, the
Princess AUGUSTA, and the Duke of CAMBRIDGE,
dined with the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE.
In the ' evening the Duke of SUSSEX' and the
DuChess of KENT joined the Ron.l Party.

The Duke of SUSSEX visited - the Ductless of
GLOUCESTER on Saturday.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CLA.RENEE,
and, the Duchess of -SAYE WEIMAR, visited the
Duke and Duchess of WEI.LINGTON.

The Right non. Lord Viscount MELVILLE,
First Lord of the Admiralty ; and Vice Admiral
Sir Wm. JOHNSTONE 110 PE, K. C. B. arrived at
Portsmouth on Thursday evening, and on Friday
morning his Lordship and the Vice Admiral em-
barked on board the Spartan frigate, Captain
WISE, C. B. and sailed immediately afterward
for Ply-Mouth.
On Saturday forenoon Lord CASTLEREAGH ar-
rived in town from North Cray : his Lordship
alighted at his Office in Downing-street, where
he transacted business with Lord LivEnrool.,
Lord BATIIURST, the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
CHEQUER, and Mr. CANNING. In the evening his
Lordship dined with the Earl of YARMOUTH,
and after dinner left town again for North Cray.
On Saturday Prince ESTERHAZY gave a grand
dinner to a great number of distinguished person-

The Duke of RUTLAND entertained a party of
distinction to dinner yesterday, at his house in
Arlin ton-street. -
The *Margravine of ANsrAcn, who is now at
Naples, has opened an elegant private Theatre in
that City, to the amusements of vihich the Nea-
politan Noblesse, with all foreigners of distinc-
tion are invited by tickets. Mr. KEPPEL CRAVEN
continued in. constant residence with the Mar-
gravine. •

Sir ROGER GIUESLEY, Bart. has given a clear
Gold Cup of 100 guineas value, to be run for at
,Burton-upon-Trent Races, which are fixed for
the 21st of next month.
The celebrated stallion Hil or Miss, was sold
by auction last week, at Shrewsbury, for five hun-
dred guineas.

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CORN E4CtiANGE7 oiTLY 31.--The supply of
Wheat was rather large this morning from Essex,
Kent, and Suffolk, which met ready sale at an
adv4oce of 2s. per quarter upon all descriptions,
e 7b"taeipnte
fdorlaKst o
entisnday,s
samples, which with dil4culty
prices ; the - arrival of
Qats‘ have been abundant, and the demand being
trilling, the ttade was 'exceeding dull, at a reduc"-
tion of from ls. to 2s. per quarter ; White Peas
o
being scarce, 'Sold full 9.5, per quarter higher;
Barley is 2s. per quarter Cheaper. In other.ar-
tides there is-no alteration. • •
smivimi,n MARKET, JULY 31.—The above
Market was well supplied this morning with all
kinds of prime Cattle, • h consequence of which
the prices are lower of every article, and parti-
cularly of prime
.Beef ; Mutton, Veal, Lamb,
and Pork are also lower in price. 'hiay has
lowered in price this morning ; Straw andSlover
has als9 fallen in i
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