The Sun.
London, England, 1827-07-19 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE AN' AIF,CELLANEOUS.

WINDSOR, JULY A.—Monday, on his MA-
arriv;ng at the Castle; be dismied the escort, and
the carriage he rede in was sent hack to Cumberland
Lodge, and his- phreton brought to the Castle in lieu
thereof. After the Council .broke up, MADE TS, ac-
companied by the -Lord Steward, entered his pbmton,
and on leaving the Castle,' proceeded by the New Road
and the Long Walk, to, the Middle Gate, -where be
crossed the Park, and entered upon Queen Anne's Ride,
and drove by Sandpit Gate, Mill Crate, and China Island,
to the Royal Marquee at Virginia Water, where, cn his
arrival, dinner was immediately servedl up. After dinner
hi, MAZIESTS embarked on beard his pleasure boat, and
enjoyed some excursions and the. amusement of angling.
At half-past nine o'clock the KING and his attendants re-
turned to the Royal Lodge.

Yesterday his MAJ-Es-ry again dined. at Virginia Water ;
and after dinner enjoyed his usual recreation on the Lake.
While the weather continues favourable, it is expected
that his MAJESTY will daily dine at Virginia Water.
Yesterday forenoon, the QUEEN of WURTEMBEHG, ac-
companied by her Lady-in-waiting, and Doctor, left Frog-
more Lodge for town, and returned in the afternoon be-
tween reran and eight o'clock. Her MAJF‘.:TY enjoys
excellent health.

• • A eabmet Council was held yesterday after-
noon, at three o'clock, at the residence of Mr. CA ENING ,
in Downing-street, which was attended by the Marquis of
ANGLESEA, the Marquis of LA NSDOWN, the Earl of
i3.atnowß3,-, the Earl of CARLISLE, Viscount DUDLEY,
Viscount GODERICH, Viscount , PALmEsroN, Lord
Enxr.E.7-, Mr. Wyx-x, Mr. STURGES BOURNE, Mr. FIES-
IIIESON, Mr. .TIER &c. The Ministers met at three
o'clock, and sat in deliberation for about two hours.

The Marquis of ANGLESEA arrived in town
about one .o' clock yesterday morning, from his seat at Cowes,
in the Isle of Wight, having been sent for to town by ex-
press. The Noble Marquis left town at an early hour for
the Royal Lodge in Windsor Park, where his Lordship had
an audience of the Kixo, and afterwards returned to town
to attend the Cabinet Council.

Mr. SPRING RICE attended -yesterday at the.
Home Office, and transacted business for the first time.

The Marquis de PA LMEL LA, the Portu-
guese Ambassador, transacted business yesterday at the
Foreign Office.
The Earl of CARLISLE entertained the :Cabi-
net liinizters to dinner, yesterday, at his residence in
Grosvenor-place..
His Grace the Duke of GORDON has arrived
in this county from Switzerland, where he was at the time
of, his father's recent death. His Grace passed through
this city on Saturday, on his way to the North.— York
Courant.

The Duke Of NORFOLK, and the Earl and
Countess of Surrey, have departed from Arundel Castle for
the Isle of Wight.
Earl FITZWILLIAM and Lord MILTON ar-
rived at Wentworth House last week.

Lord MELBOURN had a dinner party, yester-
day, at his &mile, Whitehall.

JOHN IRVING, E§q., M.P., entertained a dis-
tinguished party to dinner, yesterday, 'at hil house, Rich-
mond-terrace. '

Mrs. W. A. and Miss ROSEMARY NESBITT
gave a music party at their elegant residence in Devon-
shire-street, to a few distinguished friends on the 17th
inst. The accomplished Miss NESBITT played the harp
and•piano-forte divinely, with grace, execution, feelintr,
and taAtc.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was L-4.1 0.41

.t India I-Inure, when the Right Hon.. Lord WIS.
CA.YENDISIT BENTP.,'‘ G.C.11. was, appointed Governor-
(-,:•ner,il of Bengal. •
Among the fashionables that came 41-oni
London by th.: last week, we.o:)served the
lion. nod Right Rev. Dr. WELLESLEY, brother of the
Doke of WELIANCITON, family, and suite; Sir CHARLES
GRANT and family; D. W. HA RYES', Esq. M.P. and
several other persons of distinction. We understand Dr.
WunnEst,Er is so much pleased with the conveyance, that
he has • signified , his intention to return by the , William
.ionffe next week. The Hylton Jolliffe performed the
vovage*from hence to London in 36 hours, and from Lon-
don to Shields in 10 hours.—Newcastle Chronicle.

By the death of Sir PHILIP MusoßAvE, a
vacancy takes place in the Parliamentary Representation
of Carlisle.

Mr. INTINsTo-: 11:-,3 retired from the manage-
ment 3f the scenic and printing departinntf. of Drury-lane

Tbeatre,

Mademoiselle SONTAG has been offeied
12,000 crowns per annum by the managers of the Opera
at Berlin; she is said, however, to have.df,,eitrieil it, and•
to be about to return to Paris.

. •
. Brlauara4 CA TA L Atil IS giving a series of con-
certs at Berlin, with her meal slimes?.

A FIGURE TO PAINT.—" Represent me in
my portrait," said a gentleman to his paint?r, " 7:ith
book in my hand, and reading, aloud. Paint my servant,
also, in a corner where he cannot be sen, but in such a
manner that he may hear me when I call him."--- S•trrey
liervgd.

People are coming into the town very fast ; the'
co3ehe= are loaled dorm from London evert: day.—Brightozi
Gazette.

CRINI. CON. IN SPAIN.--The offending
parties in a late trial of this description, at Irbdrid, were
eentened—the Lady to close confinetnant in prison for ten
,'ear'—the Gentleman to eight years' hard labour on the
Coast of Africa—and both to the cost,: of the trial.

The profit that boot-makers have been realising
of late years, must have been most exorbitant, as SALE and
Co., St-q,-, Strand, are now selling ,the best Wellington
Boots that can he male, sat one guinea the pair, superior
to many which ara now FON at two 'guineas. We-should,
there.scre, recommend those of the publk- who hare not yet
tried them, to do Fo, as early as possible, as we are confident
they will find it to their interest.

aze
PUBLICATIONS.—The 'following po-
pular Works or -Fiction 'have been lately published by
Mr. -COT, Boar:, New Burlington-street, viz.-1. De Vere
or, tilt: Ilan of Independence, by theauthor of TreiruAi ,
vol ..—•?.. Reuben Arley, by the author of El-ambletTe
Home, 2 v0!,!..--3. The Third and leet Siek,ts of High-
ways and By-ways, 3 vols.-1. Hyde 7.1.,4•ekt ; a Tale of
Fehionable Life, 3 vols.-3. The c:orqinuation of Vivian
Grey, 3 FalklarA) v,:31. —7, 11;2 &COntl,
Setie.3, of Tale. by ehe Q'N'tra Family, 3 vols.-9.
iieh Fasbioly icg Abroad, 3 The Pr e;4, the
a,ttbe th:?: Spy, S vols.—and 10. Th:: l',`,Tnt',..nez; an
Inthan the author of ,s,,taln,

Nri POI, EON.— Wifh Vitr4 a Latural ascend-
di(E he over the ;te;...111e tactics and authority of
.11nPrit < With 71.... at an -711:nest Roman simulicity
hi, prostrated princedom?, and the
.Iperial Government ! Rut like most
;Gpf!!, zi;, it is not be *concealed that riAi!riwot..- ‘71.1
neitl,.s more nor less than a criminal. Of all, such crimi-
nab, however, his guilt has, perhaßs, been. the 'nest advan-
tageous to mankind... . ci di not supplant a good Achninis-
•s
tration, hu cb t i.,th.rood. a Gayer:v:oKit that was detestable.
hven the very despotism of his policy was
gratuitous
in a great
liis
measure entabli,s.hed—as indeed all vigorous despotism ]Hutt
;01e established—upon intere,:ts and protectioa of the
oeopie. He had the shill of C. .^ without his sensu-
,,liity--the courage of ALEXANDER, v
appetite for murder. He was CHARY, FS t.he X 11.., Without
his insanity fur mere coinhatins,,:—.M.Aar...e.ortotTc H, without
the least of his love for money--ar.d 'WELLINGTON, sorry
we are to say, atiencled with a thousand times more of
generosity and devotion,—Erlinbur9le Observer.