WINDSOR, March 28.-Yester...
1IaNDSOR, March 28.-Yesterday His Majesty, with se- veral attendants, took an airing for about two hours to the Royal Lodge, and other parts of the Park, and returned to the Castle to dine. The King had a numerous party of distinguished person- ages at dinner: among the company were the Earl and Countess Bathurst, Lady G. Bathurst Earl of Bristol, Lord Havey, Lady A. Harvey, Lord Aneram, the Duke of Dorset, Lord and Ladr Maryborough &. This morning His Majesty, with suite, attena- ed divine serNrice in the King's private chapel in the Royal Catle His Majesty will have a select party at dinner to.day: among the company expecteiZ, are her Royal Highness the Princess Augusts, the Duke of Wellington, Mr. Canning, and the Earl of Lauderdale. It is said that Mr. Lushington, the Secretary to the Treaury, will be appointed to the Presideucy of Madras. Sir S. Raffles, Governor of Bencoolen, is on his voyage home to this country, on account of ill health. We are sorry to say that Mr. Elphinstone, the East India Director, is seriously ill. The New York papers to the 1st of Mlarch inclusive, have been received, but they contain, nothing worth ex- tracting. The Gazette contains the appointment of Colonel lYynd- ham to the loth Light Dragoons, in the room of Sir George Quentin. As Colonel Wyndham is a man of great lirm- ness of character, he will soon bring the pert d&ndies to their senses.