The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-29 00:00:00

LOVE SONG-BY A MAN OF FASHION.

:DROPPED ACCIDENTALLY FROM THE COAT POCKET OF A GENTLE-
MAN, AT ALMACK'S, SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN THE EARL OF
WINCHELSEA.)

Oh quam formosus I set! cerebrum
Non habet.-..PR/EDRUS.
'Tis so like sense, 'twill serve the turn as well.—Pops.

Oh, my heart, how it beats, I'm convinced it will burst,
I shall die, I shall die, but I am not the first;
For Chloe already has sent to their grave
Seven lovers, o'er whom seven buttercups wave,
And I am the eighth, oh ye winds, as ye rove,
I should feel greatly obliged if you'd say to my love,
That her faithful Alexis is dead, or is dying ;
And if, as I hope, the tale sets her a crying,
The very next time that I dine with the King,—
The King, oh ye zephyrs, your praises shall sing !
Is there nought that can heal such a passion as mine ?
Sure the arrows of Cupid are ought but divine;
Jove wooed his Europa, and Dian her boy
(I forget the lad's name) in the meadows of Troy :
Oh, fortunate couple, your loves knew no lent,
But I am alone in the meadows of Kent,
A plucking its posies in Summer winds sighing,
But what are its posies to one that is dying?

They fade, e're fplace them for warmth on my breast :
And this is the case with myself, I protest.
But, away with complaint—soon beneath the green grove
I shall moulder, (excuse the expression) by Jove !
For a rock pars above me, full twenty feet high ;
I jump from the summit—l tumble—l die!
Ye Juries of Kent, whosoe'er you may be,
When you bring in your verdict of Felo-de-se,
Oh! say I was found, like a Saint, on my knees,
At the foot of a rock, for my cold Eloise :
That I smil'd, notwithstanding the bruise in my side—
Breath'd her name—grew exceedingly nervous—and died

WINDSOR, JUNE 28.—Yesterday afternoon
the Queen of WURTEMBERG and the Princess
AUGUSTA took an airing from Frogmore Lodge
in one of the .King's carriages, with the servants
and out-riders in full livery.

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This day the Princess AUGUSTA visited the
Hon. Mrs. EGERTON, at her residence on
Castle-hill. Her Royal Highness returned to
Frogmore in his Majesty's carriage.
THEDUKE AND DUCHESS OF C L ARENCE.--
The Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, and
the Nobility and Gentry who were present at the
Dinners and Routs given by the Duke and
Duchess of CLARENCE on Monday and Tues-
day evenings, called the following mornings to
the number of near two thousand, at the resi-
dence of their Royal Highnesses in the Admi-
ralty, to make their enquiries after the health of
the Royal Duke and Duchess. The whole of
the company who attended the two entertain-
ments were introduced to the Duke and Duchess
of CLARENCE by Lieutenant-Colonel COOPER,
one of the Grooms of the Bedchamber to their
Royal Highnesses.
The Duke of CLARENCE held a Levee as
Lord High Admiral, on Wednesday, which was
attended by a number of Flag, and fifty other
Naval Officers.

The Duke of CLARENCE gave a grand dinner
on Wednesday to a numerous party of official
and other Gentlemen.
The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE visited
the New Building, yesterday, erected on the site
of the former residence of their Royal High-
nesses, in the King's Palace, St. James's. Col.
STEVENSON, Surveyor-General of his
JESTY'S Board of Works, and Mr. HUNT, the
Architect, received their Royal Highnesses on
their arrival, and attended the Royal Visitors
during their inspection of the edifice.

Admiral Sir ISAAC COFFIN and servants,
came passengers from New York, in the Cokm-
Ma packet ship, Capt. DELANO, which vessel is
arrived at Portsmouth,