The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-21 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH, SE FT. L 9.

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1-TYs TAM EST"? rill's morning bathed soon after six
b'clock, and aitertvards rude out on horseback on
the lester Road:

Her Royal Righness Prtiticiss Sop x A of GLoir.'
ctsrEtt bathed this morning in the warm bath.

THEIR MAJESTIES and the .PRlNctssEs rode
through Upway, over Rich2sway Hills, the seat
of farmer HENNIiIc, where.— they were most
sumptuously entertained ; the collation was served
tip with great taste,
.and
,the. Royal Visitors were
Pluch plei,sed- with the elegant and loyal reception.
Baro,rless,liowE, Mr. DRAX GROSVENOR, and Mrs.
DRAKE, , accompanied the Royal Family in their

His Royal Highness PRINCE ADOLI'Ht/S went
On a sjiooting party to. Chartborough, the seat of
11.r,i-DRAx.GRosvENOR. •

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'NT Ess.Amr. L lA, accompanied by Lady CH
Lunt DURHAM, rode our on horseback.

The Ist Dragoons on Tuesday .and Wednesday
marched through Wallingford and Reading for
Croydon.
The Montgornervshire Militia are on their route
from Westmoreland for Ipswich.
Several of the Shropshire Supplementary' Miliri'-
men having neglettled to join their regiments, have
been advertised as deserters, and rewards offered
for their apprehension.
Three Regiments of Infantry are about to he
sent to Gibraltar, to supply the place of an equal
force ordered from thence.to Egypt.
On Wednesdifylast the Plymouth Volunteers, com-

manded by Lieut.-Col. HAWKER, exercised with car-
:, triage at the King's Battery, on the West curtain
,---a..the citadel, and nred twelve rounds with the ut-
Most precision ; and on Thursday morning the At%
lillery-men of the Royal Lancashire Regiment, Co_flel Lord STANLEY, marched on the Hoe with
their fieid-pieee3;at,i fired twelve rounds, advancing
rerr.eating front and rear, and changing front
(4)i;rillely to right and left, with and.- without the
artillery horses. Th\cy fired_extremely close and
iver4

The Pavillioti which the Volunteers of Kent
have ereaed in Mote Park, as a tribute of respeet
to its Noble owner, Lord RomNE-Y, is a circular
stfirOtinded by columns, and covered with
a dome; it is built after the models of the Temple
tithe Sybils at Tivoli, near Rome, 4nd the Temple
pf Minerva at Athens.
The lit week's importation of Wheat exceeded
'20,00a quarters) 12,000 of which were from Dant-
tie, and of excellent quality. There were about
160-oo quarters of Oats, mostly from Holland;
there were a feW quarters of very fine grain from
_ranee ; • the supply of
,Flour from America and the
4altic did net exceed 3boo cwt..; that of Rice, Rye,
and Indian Meal was likewise limited.
.1.1,'e prices of Wheat continue to advance ; Bar-
Oats, Pease, Beans and Flour, are seve-
rally higher; and Potatoes were on Saturday iSd.
per sack dearer than last week.
At Doncaster, new, Wheat has fallen during the
last week rzs. per quarter; the current prices now
are from 28S. tO -325. per womb.
At Gainshoroug,h, Wheat has fallen Jos. per
quarter ;,.and at I\lewark 55.; at Uppingham
.and
Lynn, it has advanced one or two shillings, per
quarter. •
At Exeter the averaged price has .fallen frorri'r is;
to 9s. 6d. per bushel ; and the weight of the shilling
loaf has been, in consequence, increased from 4.1. b.
40z. zdrs. to 4Yo. 13 oz. 1 odrs:—At 'Oxford the
price of the peck loaf of Household Bread has been
reduced 'three halfpence.—At Bath the price of the
Ziartern ;oaf was on Thursday reduced a halfpenny,
having fallen dto 83s ad.
3s. 4 . namely, , • ,
't Canterbury Flour has advanced zs. 63. per
fOtae;,
) viz. to 725. 63. and the price of the quartern
af has, in consequence,, been one penny: it
:11°W sells at Bread is likewise dearer at
Ill°rwich, although the price of both Wheat and
flour has fallen:-
At Chester the averaged price of Wheat has fai-
n from 95. #o id. to 95. 7d. per bushel ; but at
-4Nantwich it has risen from Bs, rid: to 9s: Jo d.
n some of the Southern Markets Wheat is on the
Vance; but' in general, the prices throughout the
Q,
.ountry during the last week experienced some de-
pln some parts of Northumberland and Durham,
isit new Wheat sells at 7os. per quarter.—The
eeat Newcastle is from 7os. to 755. having ex-
rie
s hced'a depression of about J Ss. per quarter
inQe
N„ the harvest.
Williams, who was 'tried and condemned at
. e last Winchester Assizes for defrauding the
,Vic-
tll"llling Board, has had his sentence changed to
, 4hsportation. He arrived at Portsmouth on Tues-
, I:4Y last, to -be sent on board the Hu'd.: lying 'in
*.tangtone Harbour, - •

TEE HAMBURGH MAIL

MUNSTER; SEPT. 9.
riN -THE AV-i-ERN-00N.1

ANfiHONYk7ICTOR, PR iNC. ofl-TuNGA-
Psvand BOHEMIA, ARCHDUKE Of AtzsTittA, son of
the EMPEROR LEOPOLD 11. and brother of his
present reigning IMPERIAL MAJESTY, an amiable
Prince of twenty-two.years of age, was to-day,
with the unanimous votes of our illttstriolis Chap-
ter, and to the utmost joy of all tiie inhabitants of
this city, eleaed PRINCE BISHOP of.MuNsTE
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(YiNOTHER LETTER, SAME".DATEP

To-day the Chapter here proceeded to the elec.
don of a dew Prince-Bishop, and chose unanimously
the ARCHDUKE ANTHONY of Austria. The en-
thusiasm of. the People on the Proclamation of the
new-eleae'd. Bishop, and the confirmation of the
eleftion• by His ExCellency the Count Vorr WEST-
PAALEN, as Imperial Commissioner, was indescri-
bable, and the effusion of general joy must have
given the most sensible pleasure to every German
Patriot, ,as it proved the love of the People to their
present Constitution, and their firm attachment to
the Head of the Empire.