The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-14 00:00:00

131tIGIITON, OCT. 13.

Their Afsattsrirs took an airing yesterday for a con-
-iderable time, the KING in an open carriage and fottr,
with outriders, ttecompanieti by the Princess AUGUSTA and
Countess of SURREY. Ifer MAJESTY, on horseback, ac-
companied by Alias Prrzet.Artatteit, Madeindselle D'Et,vc,
Sir ANDREW BARNARD, Colonel Fit Enattics: I'ITE-
CLARENCE, ...Sir PUILIP SIDNEY, and a numerous vuito.

Prince Grosott, with Dr. HERVEY his preceptor, drove
in his pony phaeton.
His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBItIDOE left the
Pavilion at an early hour on a visit to Lad GAGE, at Pin',
and Sir .lourt SHELLEY, at Maresfield, svhere he intluls en-
joying the pleasures of shooting for a few days.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Etazaurrn's health is
very considerably improved within the last few days. She
has not been out for some time.

The Brighton harriers thrqw off' to-day on the race-
course, where her MAIRSTY (and suite) is expected to
honour the sport by her presence. Htl" MAJESTY rides in
a very superior style.
Their MAJESTItS, in an open carriage and four, with
outriders, accompanied by her Royal Highness the Princess
AUGUSTA, and Countess linownLow, left the Pavilion
tor a drive, at three o'clock to-day. Prince Getman and
Rev. Mr. Wont) on horeehack, Mademoiselle D'Esrx and
Miss Bovhz, in an open carriage and pair, followed their
MaJratas. His MAJESTY enjoys the best health, and
went without his great coat, although the weather is sharp.
Prince PAUL LIMN, Count MASTOUSC&VLTZ, Lord
AILTUUIt HILL, ViSCOUIIt and ViSeininte s ASHLEY, Mr.
VKINNON. and Mr. CALCRAYT, had the honour of dining
with their AIAJESTIES on Monday.
Princess LievEN, Prince Paul. Llevatr, Sir Colinas
and Ludy Dostvnit, the Earl of Enatorr, Earl and
Countess of WINTIRTON, the Duchess of Cannazzetto,
and several other distinguished persons, left their names at
the Pavilion.

Sir Junt4 DOME had the honour of waiting on their
MAJESTIES tl►ia morning.

Bath has long been celebrated for the number
of Doctors contained therein. It can now bout of a
Lawyer, named " Physic."

A society has been formed in the parish of
St. James, Westminster, whose object is to watch the pro.
ceedings of the Select Vestry; it i 4 denominated "The
Friendly Society of the Inhabitants ti St. James's."

On Monday commenced the excavation of the
ground for the foundation of Charing-cross hospital. This
building will be erected immediately abutting upon the east
end of St. Martin's Church, between what was Chando!•
strea and the Strand.

PRIVATE MAIMOLISES.—Tim present Jaw
regul icing the care and treatment of the insane in the
licensed madhouses was passe►l for a limited period only.
Some permanent measure is now required. We have
therefore seen with pleasure a letter from Mr. It. Guanow
(with whom this humane improvement of law originated)
to the clerk,' of the peace throughout the kingdom, en•
nouncing hie intention to bring ins Bill " to continue to
amend and consolidate" the Acts of 9th Geo. IV., r. 41i
and 10th Geo. IV., e. IS, and inviting the suggestion', of
the Magistrates at the ensuing quarter sessions for im-
provements f the present law.— Times.

Tuesday evening a meeting of the Vestrymen
vf Saint Luke's parish, NI Willi sex, was. held at the church,
fur the purpose of " considering the propriety of presenting
petitions to both Houses of Parliament for the repeal of
the duties on houses cud windows." 11fr. HALL, church.
Wardell, iu the chair. Several resolutions were. proposed
end agreed 0. Several members of the-Vestry spoke on
the subjects under consideration, and thanks bring voted
to the Chairman, the meeting separated.
A kind of initiated United Service Club, to
be called the " United Service Candidates Club," is in
contemplation at the west end of the town. Ii i, in•
tended exclusively for those individuals of the two services
who are seeking admission into the true clubs at present in
existence, and who will, in due course, become members
of the junior or senior club.

We have not heard of any destruction of
property in this immediate neighbourhood since out• last
publication, although there have been several unfounded
reports of fires. On Sunday morning there was an alarm
of fire at Starry Mills, about two miles distant from this
city; but upon the engines proceeding thithrr, it was
discovered to be an infamous 'max.—Kentish Gazette.

THE NEW BEER BlLL.—UpWattiS of 3,000
applications have been made et the Exciae-Otlico fur li-
censes under the new Art, and the number is daily in.
creasing. It would appear, however, that public-house
property is not so much deteriorated as has been stated, as
may be judged from the fact that the Crown and Cushion,
at the Marsh Gate, Lambeth, subject to .50/. rent per an.
nmn, has been sold at GARRAWATIS for 1,1101. A great
number of infOrmations hava recently been laid against
victuallers for adulterating their beer, and heavy penalties
have been paid into the Excise department.

A most audacious robbery was committed on
Monday last, chant two o'clock in the clay, on the person
of Lient.• General G—, as he was ptucceding down
Great Titchfield-,treet, Portland-place, by two well-
dressed pickpockets, one of whom walked side by side of
the General, while the other lifted up his coat pocket, and
cleared it of its contents, to the amount of s,oool. The
circumstance was observed by a lady from the opposite
house, who apprized the General of his loss in time to
enable him to recover his property, and capture the thieves,
who were safely conveyed to Marlborough-street office.—
illfernity Purer.

DufluN, MoNDAY.—The names to the re-
quisition for the ripen! of the Union now Amounts to
many thousands. The most open and barefamd threats
are practiced to procure signatures, and the non-intercourse
Kind* is again to be resorted to. One of the leading
Agitators waited a few days ago on an eminent distiller to
request his signature. The latter refused. "I hag of
you," said the applicant, " to reconsider tho subject; it is
one of great importance, and your obstinacy may eventu-
ally prove highly prejudicial to your own interests." Mr.
Barleycorn, however, was firm. the told the Agitator
that he had calmly and deliberately considered the quer-
tints in all its battings, and the transit was his firm deter •
mination not to burnt-ere. " In that cue," replied the
anti-unionist, "I shall depart I now warn you that every
exertion in our power 16,1 be pot forth to prevent the spi-
rit retailers from dealing with you. You ought to be well
aware of our influence, and I hope you may nut bare
cause to repent of your decision ; good morning, Sir," and
be parted. The requisitioq will be presented to the Loan
Mayon, whose feelings are supposed to be favourable to a
repeal. During the last two or three weeks great numbers
of the Roman Catholic Clergy, both seculars and regultra,
have arrived in Dublin, They are to he seen in every
corner of the city, in groups of three or four. I have
been unable to learn the cause of such an unusual went»
hinge at this period ; but I fear it bodes no good to the
State. A large barrack in South Great George's-street,
which is in the centre of the city, and communicate. with
the Castle, has been for souse years unoccupied. A MA-
land regiment (the Ded) has hewn just ordered to take up
its quarters in this barrack--why, or Veherefirce, as Maras
says alter Suaxsera RE, "let time and chance determine."
The great Agitator will be in town in a few days from his
" Abbey of Derrynanc," in order to superintend " the
great Repeal Meeting." Mr. LAWLVIS has been for some
time silent. It is said he has "got a Government situa-
tion in Englund;" some say A Barracb4nastership. A
Committee of Meath freeholders will shortly publish
curious expose connected with this gentleman's canvass for
their county, and the cause of hie retirement. Mr. JAMES
PAT O'GORMAN Maunu, is said, has gone to France
as a deputation. Mr. Siam. is, with his wealthy bride,
enjoying in the country the beeutiia, of the autumnal
scenery. Sir Ilaseatrita. Lesta is also its a taciturn mood;
anal the Brunswickers are remarkably tranquil ; but there
is danger abroad, and the Government knows it..—Morn.
jay lisrald,