WINDSOR, Oct. 3.-This mor...
WVlNDSoR, Oct. 3.--This morning the King, attenided by his suite, heard divinc scrvice pcrforned by the Rev. Mr. Sumner, at Cuniberland-lotige. His Majesty has takeni his usual rides in the Park during the past week, every day the weatlier wouldi permit. 'I'he Princess Augusta, atten(led by her Lady in 'Waiting, hcard dlivine servicc at the new parish church this (lay. The sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Thompson, thc vicar, who took his text frown thc 3d chapter of St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans, the 23,1 verse-" For all have sinned, atn(d come shiort of tile glory of God." On account of the flnelless of the wveather, the Terrace was throtnge(d with company this afternoon: the band of the Secon(d Life Giuards was the only one in at- tendance, that of Foot Guardls having left WVindsor on Fridav for London. The Duke of WVellinigton passed through this town yesterday, anid clianiged horses at the Castle Inn, on his way to London. On Fziiay evening, about 7 o'clock, the Duke of York arrived at his resideince in Stable.yard, St. Jamce's, from C'hatham, and honoured the R-ussian Ambassador and the Countess Lieven with his company to dinmer. Yesterday morning, about 10 o'clock, His Royal flighnems left town for Newmarket, for the purpose of atteniding the rxces durinig the present week. TShe Ldrd Mayor has evinced a laudable activity in re- rroving nuisances from the streets, but there is a great an.w noyance which calls loudly for his Lordship's interfbreuce' viz.-the great accumulation, of coal-lighters on each side of the river, and at moorings ill the stream, to the great' is)- convenience of the navigation, and hazard to the biyes of these whose eccupatioln is colrstantly upon the river. MNIr. Beckett, .J hlge-Advocate-General, has heeln down to thc Royal Ladge, to lay before the King varlous proceed- ings by courts niartisl, and receive fhis 1Majesty's commands thereupon. It is rumoure(I that Marquis Graham will be a candidate for the representattion of this borough at the approaching general election.-~C'a,,dsridgCchronicle. A Dublin paper of Monday says-" lVe regret to learn, that the Rev. Mr. Mlaturin, well knowyn to the literary world, lics daneerously ill," Danis's Amphitheatre closed on Saturdav last, after a most successfulaeason. Mr. Kinlcch delivered an appropriate fare. well addres. The Edinburgh Gas Light Company introduced their gas-on the-22d vf Ser enber-into'thcez-tefls3re rapxge f oi9ggnmp.ep recently laid by th1em n all81 the streets to the northl oi'Q.ieen-street- so that the inhabitants of that part of our tOwn tnih1 now enjoy thei beneit of this beautiful light ...Scotsmeu:.