The Sun.
London, England, 1820-02-21 00:00:00

HYMN H.

This day a solemn aspect wears,
'Tis water'd by a Nation's tears;
Help, LORD—thy gracious children fail,
And Death's tremendous arms prevail!

The conflict ends—" The MASTER callso!'
Our venerable Sov'reign falls;
He liv'd belov'd—lamented died,
His Kingdom's glory, boast, and pride!

Familiar long with Heav'nly tlungs,
He soar'd on Faith's exulting wings,
Scene(' against the shafts of death,
And peaceful yielded up his breathi

He's gone, from Sorrow's darkest Night,
To-Gon, his Everlasting 1,4; ;
LORD, 'tis thy work, our grief dispel,
Tnou hast, and wilt do all things well !

Borne by thy lore, to hoary hairs,
He left his Sceptre, with its cares,
When fully ripe, like corn cut down,
To wear a bright Immortal Crown!

REGISTER OF FASHION:

FASIBONABLE PARTIES.

The Dole of Norfolk entertained a select party to dinner
yesterday at his house in St. James's-square.
The Earl of Derby gave a grand dinner on Saturday to the
Marquess of Lansdowne and a large party of distinction at his
house in Grosvenor-square.
Count Lieven, gave an elegant entertainment yesterday to
the Earl and Countess of Jersey, Lord and Lady Granville,
and a large party of distinguilicd rmonagcs at his residence,
in Harley-street.
FASETIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

Colonel Sir Robert Steele from the seat of the Duke of
Northumbo land at Alnwick, fur Lincolnshire.
Mr. Beaumont for Newcastle; Lord Ossusulton for Ber-
wick-upon-Tweed.
The Marchioness Lansdowne and familz arrived on Satur-
day at Lansdowne House, Berkeley-square, for the season,
from their seat, Bowood Park, Wilts,
The Earl of Grosvenor is arrived at his house in Upper
Grosvenor-street, from his seat, Eaton Flail, Cheshire.

The state apartments in -Witkdsor Castle are
twain • exhibited to the public as before his late
MA,lss•ry's decease ; and in addition to the splen-
did.soite of rooms which compose the usual at-
traction, the King's Guard Chamber, the Pre-
sence Chamber, and the Audience Chamber,
which have been shut up during the whole period
of his late MAJESTY'S indisposition, will be again
shetvn. They are atnougn the most sumptuous
of the whole Castle.
Every preparation has been making at the
apartments in Cumberland House, St. James's
Palate, fur some time, in expectation of the arri-
val of its illustrious inmates from the Continent ;
and letters were received there c)7l Friday last, an-
'worming his Royal i-lighness's intention of being
in town at the beginning of this wet k.
A society has been formed to carry into effect
the good and gracious e.c of his .Nlajesty, in ap-
propriating Dartmoor Forest for the employment
of the poor of the Metropolis, particulatly the
pauper children ; and his MAJESTY has become
the beneficent patron of the Society. On Satur-
day, at three o'clock, the Archbishop of CaNTER•
BURT, and the Right Hon. the Logo 7AAYOR, two
of- the principal Members of the Society, waited
upon the KING at his Palace in Pall-mail, to sub-
mit for WO MAJESTY'S approbation the plan sug-
gested fur giving permanent employment to pau-
per childreo, under the direction oldie Society.
Yesterday bciti the day, appointed lot the in-
terment of the Remains of his late MAJESTY,
agreeable to a notice issued by the Lord Provost
and Magistrates, the shops in this city were shut
at two o'clock, and public business was suspend-
ed. At that hour, the bells in the different
churches began to toll, and continued tolling till
four ; they re-commenced at six, and continued
till eight. At three o'clock, guns were fired from
the Castle, Leith Fort, and from the ships in the
Roads alternately every four minutes, until five. --
4 (Fainbur,s,h Courant, Feb.. 17.)