The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-14 00:00:00

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Mr ROYAL VA AMY last night were hiely
entertained at the Theatre,' partieularly wish.. r.
Et.l.3stOir, who performed the .tharaaer of.:Dozior
-Path•rt, in T4e Heir at Zeiew* 'Master Wvaxs.
'l,l:Atli's song was also very much admired.
This morning none of the ROY4I. FAMMT
walked out,befefe-breakfastron-fteeeent -of thel rain.
At eleven o'clock tam 114432stits and PAlN-
ctssts attended Divine Setvicc ..where they heard
a Sermon preached by the Rey.
,11/".-I, COTES, Rec.
for of the Parish of Orrningtdn,-frtm the 2d-SpiStle
of Peter, chap. ver. 3 'and. 4.
Knowing ibis Srst; ;that theiershall Mee; inPie last
days, scoffers; ivalkillg after their"bwn lasts, and
•

where is the piCirnise of hls coining:

The KING, after Church, and his attendants,
walked on the-Esplanade; HIS MArtiTY conversed
for some time with Earl Rilstirr.
PRINCESS ELIZABETH bathed in the warm-bath.

The MARGRAVIN.E OCANSPA-CH is gone to Ger-
many, for the purpose of paying her respects to the
EMPEROR,. preparatory to her being made a Princess
of the Empire, an hoppur.which'his-imperial Ma-
jesty has conceded to her, in Older to enable her to
inherit whatever.arrears may be;due to-theMAa-
GRAN:F. in case she should survive. him,
.and which
she could not claim except unaer,such a -ti tle.

The bonny Dun-ben-, whose an appears to
have been to place all her daughters !n the same
elevated rank as herself, has, though disappbintedol
that honour, had the satisfadion to see-one of them
intermarry:with the noble family of Uxbridge.
The match we believe took place some months ago.
ANDREW MARVELL) one of the sturdy old. Pa-
. of this Country, said to have been the last
who received a pecuniary requital 'for attending
his duty as a' Member of Parliament,. -according: to
ancient usage, was the real Author 'Of the famous
Ballad of William andlligrzaro, _of which 'MAL-
L ET,' during his life, uskirpeci. the merit. This cu-
riouslatt in poetieal history is satisfactorily esta-'
blished by the-late Captain Eow4Ro THOMPSON,
a man of well known worth and literature, 'in his
Life Of M4RVELL.

Lord FEVRE, it seems, has left nine thousand a
year to a younger son. The heir to the title and
bulk- of the family property has, howev6r, no great
reason to complain, as that property is very 'exten-
sive.

Mrs. StOrnms is engaged to play during .the
pr4e-nt week, at Preston' lancashkre. She was

to perform last night Mrs. Haller, in The Stranger.
Theorher charafters annouriced are LaY.; Randolph,
Pane Shore, Ekirepfin l'izart) and Mer. Bever&
in the Gamester. Her, son iSthe.berci , the cop-,
pony, and he is engaged. for: tbe.renialialiZe'of the
seas9a. The present. is the /tux week at Ilreston..

. .
Writer in an Edinburgh begun
'series of comments on the .Performances. of cc:4!..)KE ;
and
poi,the
.chief fault he.' discovers •in this' popular
P. COOKE, *WeVeT, ;has the
people of -Edinburgh in his.-tavour, .and such .a
eir-
cumstance is not calculated•tO spoil hi? grinning..
Ric et hbique seals to be the 'inottOOf &Qtr.,
He plays at Birmingham one day; and, according
to the public prints, he is the next. at Edinburgh.
The truth is, his.success in London has given such
popularity to .his name, that the People are eaget to.
see him all over the Country, and he has had over-
tures-from all and the several Managers,
tilt they can get him, feast proVincial curiosity
with assurances that he is every Moment expected.
Port, the Atlor, it is-said, is likely to obtain a
situation at Drury Lane ..Theatre, if tile new ar-
rangements should be completed before the opening
,
of next Sedon. „ .

Lord NENYon'S charge on the trial of Stevenson
v. Walker, inserted in our Paper of *yesterday, is
one of the most eloquent and, most impressive ever
delivered in a Court Of justice.- It will be truly
mattes for regret should his Lordihip's health or
any other crane . indtice him to withdraw himself
from public 'business, of; which, we are sorry to
hear, he has expresSecl some intention."
• The late fall in the French tunds has been at_
tributed, we believe corredly, to a measure of Fi-
nance,„_undettaken by the French Government.—
This measure of Finance is said to have been neither
more nor less than the seizure of most of the money,
in, the hands of the Bankers in Faris, The Tiers
Consalide; now at 42+, is lower thin it
was before the Negotiation with this Country was
set on foot,• or than at any peiiod since the con_
elusion of the Peace with the- EI4PEROR. Some
cause therefOre, it seems probable; *mist. exist,
distitul from foreign causes, to..have 'produced so
extraordinary a fall'as that of Siz per Cent...upon a
Capital under Fifty,, in ilie course of. less 'than ten
days. . . • •

The:-Plan suggested by the Committee of the
House of: Commons, -on. the subjeet of ..the Corn
Trade, is Abyipusly founded on, a profOlind ktf9W-
ledge of the evils which .attencl the- pre.Sent- system,
and seems .to afford very prothising Means lbr the
alleviation, if not the entke:.suppression of Own..
evils. It is evident, that the present
.aode edkon-
dtieting the Corn Market, furnishes scope for arts
fice, fraud; .and monopoly. To purChase the around
and extend it,- according to the measures proposed,
seems-to be a scheme easils, pralicahle, -and the
effeas would -be-.so beneficial to the Public, thai.we
hope no useless delay-will ttend an undertaking of
such vast importance. •

Some Oats in the ktsc's Farm in Windsor Park
were, previous• to the late rains, ready for the
sickle ; the- Wheat and Rye were nearly ripe.
The recent rains have done infinite benefit to the
growing' CrOps ; they have filled the 'ears, and
given- astonishing luxuriance and vigour to , the
plants. A fortnight's dry weather would, in the
Southern Provinces, bring the Harvest forward...—
The Mheat in a-few 'partial spots is laid, but not in
such manner as to endanger its ripening.
A- Gentleman who has devoted much of his time
to the culture of Potatoes, recommends, that the
blossoms should not be suffered to seed ; as in per-
felting the seed, a large portion of the substance
and strength-of the plapt. is drawn from the root.