The Sun. — 1822-04-08 (London, England)

WYNN, &C. The ATTORNEYERAT, was also present. sl'he Duke of YORK was busily engaged in tat.iess during Saturday at the Commander-in-Chief's Office, ous to his Royal Highness leaving town for a few days. the ',day morning the Royal Duke attended Divine Service at ' •/hCh a apel Royal,St. James's, and heard Sermon by the Rev. toffCloottenaugh, the Sitb-Almoner. The anthem was "If we .Itolve.that JESUS died," Dr. Boyce. The Duchess of Ricxdie \P, the Ladies LENNox, and a numerous assemblage of Ivas" ,''oility, were present. After the Service then Sacbrament ble d ministered. Yesterday afternoon, about 3 o'clock, the !2 lef London for Newmarket. 4,xlesterday their Royal Highnesses the Duke (leo "uchess of GLOUCESTER attended Divine Service at St. ibe4 e'S Church, Hanover-square, and received the Sacratvasl'.esterday being Easter Sunday, Divine Service the 1,1)e/formed at Gloucester House, by the Rev. Dr. Ilakin, to ;Ike and Duchess of GLOUCESTER and their Household. tet ne Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER aton Divine Service at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, Viday, it being Good Friday. tett riday being Good Friday, Divine Service was thNr„-ttil,s ed before the formed D by the Rev. T. 'W. Oetg, who also performed Divine Service yesterday before eci,!G's Household. e are informed that the Owen Glendower te t,h captain the Hon. ROBERT CAVENDISH SPENCER, P the Hon. T. FOSTER, Minister, to Copenhagen, 'vith --tr GEORGE NAYLER, to invest the King of DEN3IARR f)te, the Order of the Garter ; that, after the return of the hohle.4 Glendower, she will be recommissioned by Captain the ( l-IXNRII DUNCAN (Hon. Captain SPENCER'S period of toce, will have expired), and fitted to take the Right Hon. 'etvi'GE CANNING to the Government of India; and, that Attlee,.‘ being performed she will proceed thence to South Coca, where Captain DUNCAN is to command in the room • %fly-Ln-'°dore Sir THOMAS HARDY, whose three years are ?t wexpired. The Active frigate aptain ANDREW KING, ltiVegt 1d) iS IA take Sir THOMAS ,TYRWHITT IO Lisbon, to k the Ring of PORTUGAL With the Order of the Garter.4'4Piiiire Telegraph.)  At the, same time several vessels of war were sent up the Black Sea with provisions and stores for the army proceeding to the Danube. It is stated that as soon as the hostile resolution of the Divan was made public at Constantinople, several ortas of Janissaries and crowds of the populace repaired to the quarter inhabited by the Greeks and Armenians, where they not only indulged in all kinds of pillage, but also committed several murders. The French Journals give an account of some disturbances which took place at the Theatre of Toulouse, on the 23d, 27th and 28th of last month, between the Buonapartists and Royalists. It was found necessary to shut the Theatre, but the disturbances continued in the town on the 29th, and tranquillity was not finally restored until the 30th. The Chamber of Deputies are proceeding with the discussions on the Budget, but their debates do not possess much interest.  There was considerable bustle in the City this morning, swing to the article in a respectable Eveninz Paper of Saturday, stating that the Sublime Porte had at length positively rejected the Russian Ultimatum, and that hostilities had commenced. This report, having apparently an official character, occasioned a depression in the l'unds in the morning, but it having been stated that the article in question was by no means official, but copied from the Augsburg Gazette, the report was not believed, and the Funds improved in consequence.