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The amusements commenced with a Morning
Masquerade, /Mrs. TAYLOR singing a sea-song in
the attire of a Sailor: The Comedians then as-
suming the charafters of Gipsies, seated under a
hedge, with their pot boiling on the fire, sung se_
veral sprightly songs ;- after which the ROYAL FA-
muy proceeded to an elegant marquee, six tents
being fixed for the Nobility, to the amount of zoo
persons, where they partook of a most elegant. din.
'ter, served up in a superb style.
While THEIR MAJEsTIEs and Company were at
dinner, Mr. ELL ISTON, in the charter of a Monk,
came to announce the Viaory over the Invincible-_
Army ; and Mr. SANDFORD, dressed as an nigh-
land Officer, delivered a panegyric on the valour of
British Soldiers and Sailors; -andhaving been ad_
mined, laid the Invincible Standard, taken ,from
the French, at I-1;s MAJESTY'S feet.
Three of the Staffordshire-Militia sung a song
composed for the occasion.
After the Entertainthent,- :the Staffordshire,
North Devon, and the Band of the Scotch Greys,
struck up " God save the King."
Every person standing up, drank the 'KING'S
good health,' and a long continuance.
... The health of HER. MAJESTY,' His Royal High.
Hess ;he PRINCE of •WALES,. the*DUK.E...OIYGRIC
and the
,Army, the Marquis .COLNWALLIS, and '
Admiral NELSON, were. then given.
The Band playing "Rule Britannia,". and " Bri-
ton, strike Home."

As-spon as the dinner was over, THEIR MA
jESTIES and the Company went to the
-Fair, whicl
Princess ELIZABETH had ordered to he.held..

The Fair consisted of Milliners Shops, Lottery
Offices, Toy Shops, Libraries) and Shows.
Hrs MAJESTY lever agreeable with his Family,
and People) put into the Lottery, and all the No.
bility purchased something.

Mr. PENLEY (well suited to the charaeter of a
Merry Andre►v) rode about the Fair seated .on an
ass,- whiCh caused. a great deal of mirth, and his'
humour excited much pleasantry.

THEIR MA lESTI ES then proceeded to a delight.
fal shade, the awning 'being tonstruCted of the
Royal Standard, the awning
Colours.- and. Union
'_Flat. of the British Army and Navy, a• space
ing allotted for dancing.
. • At, the moment the Ro YAL FAMILY. entered this
retreat, Mr. az.rsro Iv, in the uniform of a Lieu.
tenant of the Navy, and Messrs. SANDFORD. and
TAYLOR, with near fifty persons, in the charafter
of Sailors,• approached the Royal Presence, and on
Mr; SANDFORD'S exclaiming

" Messmates, see our Beloved MaNAiteir,"

the Comedians retired into another part of the
Gardens, and delivered an exordium on British
Loyalty, which was succeeded by Mr. TAYLOR
singing 46 God save the King," and " Rule Bri-
tannia," in full chorus, by the Sailors.
The PRINCESSES and all the Nobility wore ban.
deaus_and ribbons, with the words in gold letters,

" LONG LIVE THE ICING AND QUEEN,"

distributed by the Princess'EL Iz as E TH•
Thd Royal Standard and Union Flags, and the
British -Colours from the Ships were displayed on
the ground.
Country Dances, as soon_as the dinner was over,
commenced.

The first was led down by Lord AME LI VS BE AU
eLERC and the Princess AUGUSTA.

The second/by His Royal Highness the Duke of
CUMBERLAND and his sister PrinCess EI:TZ AB E
The third by PRINCE ADOLPHLIS and PRINCESS
MAR r,

It was a retharkable fine.da,.,, which added to the
pleasure of the rural scene. .
At six otlock the RoYAL FAMI tr.-returned to
the Lodge;. and afterwards visited the Theatre, to
see the Comedy of The Wheel' of Foilui;e, and.the
Farce of The Deaf Lcver.

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Ilts Rojalr-lighness PinvoE A,.ndiittrrs;bathed
this morning. .
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The KING', with his Attendantsi ' walked before
breakfast on the Esplanade. '

At eleven o'clock, THEIR- Inei JESTS ES went-tio
Church', where they heard theßev:. Dr. jacxo
of Donhead, in Wiltshire, preach a Sermon from
Ecclesiastes, Chap. tiii, and the first part of the
ist.Verse,'

" Remernlser now thy Creator, in the days of thy
youth."

The ROYAL FAMILY after Divine Service .walk=
ed an'the-Espl;made, accompanied by the Duke .of
PoitTLAND and Earl ROSLIN. •

The Countess of Siummt and her Son, the Hon.
SPENCER, arrived here last night, and 'hi's
Lordship this morning.

His Grace the Duke of PORTLAND. leaves Wey-
mouth this day, on a visit to the Marquis of BATH,
at his Scat at Longleat, in Wiltshire.

The PAsncr of SALISBURT, on Saturday, con..
firmed One Hundred and Seirenty.aixpersoas at the
Parish Church, New Windsox,

This morning THEIR MAJESTEs4and -the PRIN.
CEssas rode in their carriages to the Parsonage_
House at Radipole.
ner TtOyli! Highness Princess ELIZABETH, un-
der. whose dire6tion the •Entertainment was con-
duded, pieviously_attended ,with Viscountess Sun_
LEY, to receive Her Royal Parents and amiable
sisters..

On the ROYAL FAMI LY arriving, . they were re_
t eived by the. Princess ELI ZADETH, and concluded
by Her Royal Highness to the,ten.t.appropriated for
Tikg,lß,lyhjEsi- lES 10 iiew. the amusements ; Mrs.
TAYLOR and Mrs. PENLEY; the. Comedians, as
Cognrr.y Girls, strewing the -way with flowers to
the Royal Tent.