The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-29 00:00:00

WEYMOUrgf juty 27.

THE ROYAL FAMILY yesterday evening visited
Stacie's Rooms, after Hots 14A7EsTr had seen the
North 'Devon- Militia mount' Guard ; the 'Royal
Family were accompanied in the rooms, by PRINCg
ADe I. PHUS, and the PRINCESSES ; also the Earls of
UXBRIDot, ROVLIN,..Viko"uot and Viscountess
SU D L EY, LadyLOU ISA PA.G ET; Ladyt: DtitttiAl4.
Lady C. BELLASYSE, the Hon. Capt. PAGET; Sir
H, and Lady NEALE, Governor •BitermcK,.-tols.
Frrzßoy, CARTWRIGHT, LONG, MAIZIWARINGI
and SNEYD, Major DESBRoUGH, with Captains
ItstcaAm, and PARNELL. ROYAre
FAMILY after promenading the rooms returned ta
the Lodge at ten o'clock.
The-splendid decorations of the Rooms, in ad.
dition to the brilliancy with which they were
minated, afforded great satisfadion to the Visitors.
This morning Her Royal Highness PRLNCES
SOPHIA bathed.

HIS MAJESTY, till breakfast time, walked on
the Esplanade.

At ten o'clock the Roym. FAMILY went on
hoard the Charlotte Yacht, a very thick and misty
rain prevented them proceeding putt() sea till twelve
o'clock, when the weather cleated up, and the Ves.
sels got under weigh.
F.irs MAJEstx, we are happy ta learn, not on/S
eninys‘his health, but appears with his accustosnel
vivacify -and spirits.

Yesterday-, the Principals of
.the Bakers' Com-
pany waited on the Lottp MAYOR at the Mansioa
House, to sot the Assi7.2 of -Bread, when it ap-
peared by the Mealweighers' Reports, that 14,25-9
quarters, and four bushels of Wheat, sold from 8os•
'to OS's. per quarter, and 6,2“ sacks of Flour sold
from 78). 6d. to I 3os. per sack at the Corn Ex-
chang..e ipd the al. eragc being .calculated, it ap-
peared, that Wheat had advanced Bs. Id, per
a,ter, and Flour hcing only 84d. cheaper than
:the last 11cpor, his Lordship was under the ne.,
cessity of continuing the Price of Bread the same as
viz. is. Bd. thg,Qautcra Laaft-,

Several incendiary Papers relative to the price of
Bread, have been fitari. up -in- varibg rrts,',6f, tiffe,
tdetropolis, inviting the laboarink Vass of people
to go in. 4-body, to- the Mansion-Hoult and 4d/itit
a Peduaion in the price of that-and other artiOes of
subsistence, These Papers are in manuscript and
-are posted up' at night. The objeet isidoubtlessA
to draw together a vast number of persOns, in the
hope that some Miscliief may be set on foot. The
:Magistrates, we doubt not, AVill be upOn the Watch,and prepared to suppress every. attempt to disturb
public peace at home, while Government is strain-
ing every nerve to keep-'Off all banger from abroad,
if our Enemies should .rush into the " desNrate
44-venture*ld assured-destrudion" that would re-
sult from their endoavours o land upon our Coast.

In order to'provo,the discipline and alacrity of
that excellent Regiment, the z6th Li4ht'Dragooll
now quartered at Croydon, a raise alerte was
at half past four yesterday morning, and altii()u
;
somz-ar vier-el-adze& t graatAi_
in the town, the whole p.egnneut turned out and
colleded- in less than ten minutes from the Arst
sounding of the bugle.

The permanent Serjeants, ,from the different Vo-
lunteer Corps, in the Western Pistrid, are assemb►ed
at Exmouth, to be instruaed in the new Lightlll-
fantry motions and•rnanceuvr6s, 'for the purpose Of
sheaving them afterwards to their respective COrps;
'thoSe motions, &c. heing best.adapted for the defence
of the West. The Corps arc also, to be brigaded/
six or seven, according td their complement, fe)rming,
a' command, •

Yesterday and the day before a great number of
ships arrived 4t moorings in the River from Den-
mark, Sweden,and Russia. The crews of several
of the ships dctaiued in conscqpence of the embargo
in the latter country, state that they,,iwere marched
a considerable way into the coontrrocLere tbe et,4l
-was so extremely intense as, with the eff4lof,,lvd
provisions, to oceasion the death °Many:4 the
prisoners. During their long march, they-. add,
that they were wholly deprived of the benefit of any.
fire, and several of them bad lost their toes and
-angers by the severity of- the frost.. Since their,
liberation they experienced, however, every degree •
of humanity and kindness from the Government,
and their treatment on -their return to their station'
was highly honourable to the Russian Nation.
A whole family died in Paris on the toth,inPrf
froth eating coafelionary Which was poisoned.
When the Officer of Health arrived to make the ne-
cessary inquiries; he found the father, mothers and'
two daughters dead ; the son was still, alive, but
died the day-after. On examination, it was found
the baking dish was full of verdigrease.

„„. „,
Died lately NAM MARTHA LAIIG FiAV NE, daugo-
of Capt. JOHN LAUGHARNE, of the Royal Navy._
'Two acres of land, situate about .a mile and an_
half from Lancaster, for which the father of 'the
present Owner, gave forty-eight poun6, was lasc
Saturday sold by private contra& for Seven Hun&
teal Guineas. • •

The legal axiom, ntillstm simile est ;dem, is strong.
ly confirmedd• by an advertisement in a Mornins;
Paper-of Monday for a gentleman-like house..
'Lord WHI2TWORTH has, it seems, introduced
.Ruistan Caravan in this country. Conside.'ring the
accomplishments and elegant manners of his Lori'•
ship, we should rather have expdied that he would
.have.left a model of his Carriage in Russia.
LALANDE lately offered 'considerable encourage.
'merit to young beginners in astronomy
for Comets. Although this ssemed to,perrultt.ik'De'
upprolitable- vineyard 'to labour in, sevv-al y*
ou
men have taktn up the work, and 041? -them clisl,
coveredaCometon the rub inst. whiai the French. '
maniias distinguished by number
Monday se'nnight a quarrel happened 'at Aldste,ll_
Mom:, in Cumberland, between a tinker and hi'
wife. In the violence of her rage, she threw, 3
knife at her husband, which, striking him upon the
arm, rebounded against her neck, and (at the
stant) she dropped down and expired! There was
no external appearance of injury ; her death, is
therefore supposed to have been the consequence of
a fit, occasioned by extreme rage.

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