The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-09 00:00:00

CANTERBURY, Aucvsir 7.

The Duke of YOB E arrived here about six o'clock
this evening, with the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, Lord
MOIRA, and a ttlitterous train of General Officers.
On his arrival, he was met by Generals LUDLOW
and HOPE; Whaimniediately conducted him to the
Hospital Field, wheresthe Horse and Foot Artillery,
With 24 pieces of cannon, were drawn up to receive
him. He was received with equal -honours by the
13th Light Dragoons in their Barrack-yard, and by
four squadrons of the German -Legion. His Royal.
Highness afterwards insedecl cue West Norfolk
Militia, a very fine body LI men. The Duke-seem..
ed highly pleased with the appearance of theie
Troops : he deliberately passed the Line in front and
sear, after which they all passed the Royal Party
with the accustomed military ceremonials. The
whole of the Troops in this Distrit are ordered out
on Barham Downs at six o'clock to-morrowmorn-
ing, where,it is expected there will be •a. sham
fight, as thirty rounds have been .delivered to the
Artillery.

EAST INDIA BRIGADE.

Brigade Orders, Nne2,4, 1806:

Major-General GROSVENOR feels it impossible to
'withdraw himself from the command of tire Royal
Easb.-kclia Brigade (which by this day's Orders
front the Commander in Chief, he is compelled to
do, having another command allotted to him),'with-
out an atixious desire to' return his best thanks both
to Officers and Men for their dieerful. col dormity. to
such Orders as he has on occasions thought "expedient
to give out. .He begs the Commanding Officers
Battalions, and the' Artillery; will accept h.:s -beSt
Wishes,- and communicate the same. td their re-
speive Corps, with the assurance of the, nigh
sense he .entertains Of their valuable
which, he has no doubt, is properly appreciated, by
his MajesVs. Government..
He has the 'greatest satisfaEtion in .thinking that
he does no rnore'thati Lii bard duty, when he ex_
presies his admiration. bithe state of discipline esta-
blished in the Brigade, the stdiness of the men
under arms," and their accuracy.ancl,preqsion in all
their'rnilitary movements, so highly eredit4le to
those' Gentlemen who,' with st.-) much order 'and
zeal, have devoted themselvess-peculiariy to the drilling
of the Corps..
(Signed) T. GROSVENOR, Maj.-Gen.

CCIHARLES icENIBLp having- closed his engagement
.at' Cheltenham, is; to perform for the remaindei of
the season at Birmingham, where he makes his first
appearance on Monday next, in. Hamlet, the Dane.
, . Mrs. PowELL; Of Drury=lane Theatre, has been
performing with so, much success at Windsor, that
the Manager has, tempted her to renew her engage. , , Meeting of the Superintendants of this truly
'Windsor sane, He is announced for Macbeth and .
i
meat for a few nights. 13aowtrE is the hero of the a°l
.. philanthropic octety, convened by its active and
• 0- benevolent founder, Dr. Finwas, took place on Thum,
Penruddock.: This Performer, as we before, stated,
The Chair was some years ago the chief aetor of the Bath stage, at the Receiving -House, in Hyde "Park.
day last,
was taken by the Rev. RICHARD HAR4 and he is of the good old school, of which there are
now very few professors.- RISoN, The Meeting entered into the*Most minute!
.
and comprehensive examination as to the state of the
Don- Master BETTY is at present performing at..uon- , place with respea to the accommodations, in order to
caster, -and -his provident father has taken caret° be ready in an instant to afford relief to any objet
:secure hint plenty of engagements till the opening who may come -within the of the scope
.9f the Winter Theatres in London. . • '
t., and as it was found that the preparations.werecom,.
CATALAN!, it appears, is the name`of the Perfor- plete, the fire laid, that there was an abundant supply
mer Minis engaged to supply the place of Glutssim of-coals and wood, that every engine for inflation,
. next season at the Opera house. - - • was-fit for immediate use, and the eledrical machine)
. . ita perfeet order, the following Resolutions 'were,
'lle adMirers of theatrical talents must ke sorry tol submitted to the Meetinc, by Sr. Hawss, and car,.
heaCihat the recovery of Quick, frOm the effeas of ried with
-unanimous consent : • • .
his late acoldent,'should be so slow.. .., 2 -
That to excite'the activity and attention' of Bonham, the-
Jumping seems
and the next thing we may hear seenls tic) beat present the chief, amuse- Park-keeper, and his-Family, who have. the care of the Re-
merit at Brighton,
cteiving Muse, their allowance shall be increased from font
•
of
.will perhaps be .thatmost of the parties concerned six guineas annually
That Mr. Bidwell, the Deptitf,Ranger, be requested to
ill iL lißS'e hopp'd 01. - - • . ,al low the Society, at their own ex pence, to erect ringer-'poets,
,
• , near the River, pointing out the -situation of the Receiving
' ' Though a certain Political 'Divine, whose 'name House, that as little delay:as possible may
:be incurred its
has been introduced in the inquiry as to the validity, carrying bodiesthese'for the purpose of. resuscitation.
BonhamT hat at roe \tvhaettl person,it' fiv ewsl !
01 i i 14i irgsts .sbueceleerndinsTntiaptreolginagidt%.
of Lord CHEDWORTH'S Will; has not hitherto been
knOwn as a Sportsman, yet it is very evident, from , attendance of a Medical Assistant in all cases of accident': '
his letters which. were. read in Court; that he was ' That a little' Skill, solely for:-the.use of the Society,'be
desirous of being in for the plate. . .
~ built by Mr. Roberts, and a proper ,place near the Serpen-
• • tine.Riyer be prepared fur the tee:ption.of the same. • •
-The -follciwing paragraph' lately appeared in a pro-
cteritat a new Dug, with tietting, &e. be iininzdfately or..
vincial Newspaper :--`'Travellers should be earecul
.at,two. Keys of the Receiving House, properly labilled,
to deliver their luggage to proper persons, as a Gen., be always banging at pne determined spot.'
ileman; a few days since, on blighting from a stage ; . That the natties of the Medicali ..ssiatbaricsrdresiddl in the
Coach, 'entrusted his 7'-'y'e' to a stranger, and he has vicinity he
ccitlited in,
,l,arge letters upon a. . • , a Fig up
g trot .. ill the ilito t.onspicuous situation.
not heard ()flier since." .
That as it appears air, Bradley, -Surgeon,. of John sheer;
.Berkelev:square, was most laudably active in attempting'io
WILVNISIO.I. MIsTAKE.--A ReVerendDivine 4oru. ' restore the deceased Mr. Moulton, he be requested to accept
the country, on SUnday last, excited a risible feel- the office of Medical Assistant, and thak the Thanks of tits
ing in.his'cOngregation which, it was impossible for So,cilbel blirCooletantiurnn,i)cltectlitwo 'ilieguli.3t).yerthbeelrer.elauscueereed. to inspe
them to suppress, with all their awe andrespea for the state of the tteceiving House monthly, ,turing the winter;
the sacred edffice that, contained them. The vener- Tilat ,thc chairman be thanked for his kindness and atten.
able PaStor was preaching a Sertnon in behalf' of a tion-: •-, , '
School for girls ; het, in the zeal of his benevo- ' 'Dr,.l-inwEs, before the Meeting closed,- stated
lence, he forgot the. immediate objeels of his cha7 ` that the Marquis.of DOLTGLAS, who was goingupon a
ri(able exhortation, and fervently appealing 'to the , very high- mission toSt. Petersburgh, had kindly otter-
sensibility of his hearers; observed, " that some of ed 'to present the Emperor of Russia with the Gold,
the.children to who'll.) their liberality would that day '. Medal which had been voted to His Imperial Ma 7
be extended, might rise to the highest distinOions, jestp.for.his condescending and successfol exertions
and become, perhaps, Lord Mayors, flrcklishops of in a recent case of suspended animation:
Canterbury, Heroes, Patriots, and Legislators . _;.,.
.This.'trit;ute. to humanity will doubtless be re-
'.
The Duke of NEwonsv.,E, ,according to report ceived with great pleln'Aire by the illustrious person-.
in the higher circles, is engaged, in a treaty of mar- - age whose'. noble exertions gave bhp so full a claim
riai,.e with the Hon.'4liss Mt4wAy, the daughter of to. it ;-:and it must afford a high gratification to the
the late Lord. MipeLETON, a Lady of large jaosseS,. world at large to find, that the chiFfMembers and
.sionsaart the most:ialiable and-accomplished cha- Manager of ans.'adniirablelistitution are perpetually
. ...
raaer, - ' - - -• . . - ••-•'" -- - • '-- wive to give it 4, possible motility andeffeEt.
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