The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-23 00:00:00

" BULLETIN

" His Royal Highness tile Pi Isee of WA Lts still Con-
" times to sutler pain and inconvenience from his accident
" but HIS Rbyat Highness is pert-cal), well in health." •

'His Royal Highness complains principally of his
back ; but the fall was so violent, that almost every
`muscle has felt the painful effects -of it. He quits
his bed only to make used the tepid bath, which is
prepared in An adjoining icom, and to and_ from
which he' is under the necessity of being carried by
his attendants.

The Duke of. BoNTI has purchased Merton Place,
the beautiful villa of the late CHARLES GRAVES,
Esq. at Merton, in Surrey. It is quite appropriate
to the Noble Admiral, for he is surrounded by his
own element

An Irish Gentleman who had attended a Funeral,
at which the Service was performed by the Uncle-
rical Curate of, St. klartin's-; when he heard his
real charaaer, expressed his fear's, that ‘i the Burial
was not a good one."

Mr. WEICHSEL, Mrs. 1314.1INGTON'S Brother,
is to have,sool..from each Theatre, for leading on
the nights of her appearance;

Mr. SHEIODA.N perseveres in his resohitiOn Of
writing, an Opera for Mrs: 131 IA I NOTON. We sin.
cerely hope that his resolUtion will hold,—bdth for
his oWn sake, and that of the Public.

STdRAC E declares, it seems; that she has acquired
more money abroad than she knows what. to do
with. COnsidering the present situation, of things
on the demtinent, it appears rather strange that the
people should be so well able to give cosh for such
kirtel of notes. •

Mrs: BILLINGTorz,-it seems, iu subs-er;bing tho
Article; of her Contraa with Covent Garden Thea-
tre, adopted the name of her French husband, and
signed herself Fi nti— We trust that this signa-
ture, though ealli'a".;,is expressive of the zeal and
reattude with which she Means to forwaid the pur-
pose of so expensive. an engagement.

Mr. COOKE'S complaint of • bleeding in his
chest, is of longer standing. than is ascribed w it
in the accounts from the North. That entleman
has always had the art of making hi's i Chest bleed
'very freely.

There seems to be an expeetatio'n on the part of
the Publk, that some further explanatiO will be
given upon Mr. COOKE'S return to, Town, of, their
disappointment on the first night of the Season.—
Mr. COOKE was engaged to play, at Newcastle the
whole-of the week previous..to the opening of the
London Theatres. Of that engagement, the AL.,
nagers here could hardlylie ignorant ; or at, any:.•
rates they should not have announced a Performer,
whose arrival in Town in time they could not en-
sure; As, the matter stands at present,' we do not
think the public disappointment wholly imputable
to. Mr. COOKE.

:We are assured, that Mr; PARitYS; of Saltash,
in Cornwall, has a 'spaniel which constantly carries
viduals 'to an old blind dog which lies in a ruin at a
distance from the Town ; but thai on Sunday he
conducts hint td the house to dinner;' and when he
finishes his meal, he leads hini by the ear back again
to his lodging: ,
An innkeeper of Manchester lately accOmmodated
a small seled party with a brace of partridges.-7
One who Odtticipatea of the dainty, imniediately
after went to a Magistrate, and lodged an informa-
tion agaitist the landlOrd; 'for which the latter paid
ten pounds !
At the Conrt which was last Week held in the
Borough; for the purpose of releasing Debtors .un-
der the Insolvent At, a curious circumstance Oc-
curred; in a Father's opposing the liberation of his
Son; and a Brother also joining in the opposition.
The objediatts, however; after a discussion of five
or sit hours; prevailed, .arid the Prisoner was re_,
manded; it having heed proved that the debt fOr
which he was confined was money which he colleted
a's the Agent of his Father; and did not afterwards
account for:,

Last week a tobster ofa very Uncommon size was
caught at North Betwick ; it weighed between six
and seven pounds. The extreme joint of the claw
measured nine itiches lengths and at the thickest
(part fen inches in cireUmfetence.
On Tuesday se'nnight, GEORGE STolktr, Esq.
Ptincipal Clerk of His Majesty's Kitchens after
visiting j. H. BANBS, Esq. at Eastcot, near,South-
all, was about to 'return, when the servant, in some
unaccountable manner, slipped his fingen into the
horse's mouth or nciStril, just as Mr. STONE had
mounted, and unfortunately caused the animal to
rear, and fall backward upon Mr. STONE, who, en-
deavouring to extricate himself, broke his leg near
the ancle. The bone came through his boot• He
is, however,: as well as can be expetid,