The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-12 00:00:00

LONDON, MARCH iz,• dol.

THOUGH, as we yesterday stated, the Reports
of His MA JESTY'S Physicians are discontinued,
yet we shall consider it as our duty to satisfy the
Public Mind, from time to time, respeeting the
happy re-establishment of firs MAJ ESTY 's Health.
We have the heartfelt 'satisfatlion of repeating,
that His MA j F STY may be considered as perfedly
recoxered, except in point of strength. Mr.
ADDINGTON passed near an hour with him
terday at the Queen's House, which interview
would have taken place before, had Mr. ADDING_
TOY been sufLiegtly well to venture out. A
Commission was signed, and the Commissioners
were-expeded to meet this day in the House of
Peers to pass the Loan Bill; &C.
We cannot positively state when His MAJESTY
will go-tcriEt;w.

Tit z Baltic Fleet, under the command of Sir
HYDE PARKER, consisting of Twenty-one Sail
of the Line, did not sail yesterday, from Yar.
mouth Roads, as 'was intended, owing to the
haziness of the weather. It will probably sail
this day; and be followed by such Ships as have
not already joined. '

Four Hamburlb Mails still remain due.
. HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES took an
wiring yesterday morning to Clapham.
Two horses which His MAJESTY was ac•
customed to ride at Windsor, were yesterday
brought to Pimlico, for the purpose of ihis taking
the benefit of the air on horeback.

His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALIS
had yesterday an interview with his Royal Fa..
Cher, for the first time since His MAlssree
illness.

. The. Rev. Dr. BINGHAM preached yesterday
before 'the Nobility, at the Chapel Royal St.
James's.
- By the last tleetters from Sir RALPH Afiglk-.,
CAPIASY'S Army, it was not expeaed to make a
alarnf,l before. the beginning of Febru-
snog tihnatEngoyapnciety: 'need be entettained at out
not yet. having received advices of the opera.
tions of that Army. ,
Mr.. JOHN PONSONBY has succeeded ST. GEoßost
DA-LT, rEalq. as Member, for Galway in Irelamli,
the-latter having accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
The Marquis of Do 14 t CIA Lt. -is appointed.b* ow'
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, to the Command of
the Belfast Cavalry.
Yesterday a Court of Direetors of t 4 East
India Company was held at the India Houser
; adjourned till to-morrow. The Rev.
PETE gi'Acy is appointed a Chaplain.
at the Presidency of Bengal.
Private letters •wereireceived yesterday from
New-York, which corroborate the account- I*.
ser mein this Paper soine. days ago, of the Capture
,of.Battpvia. The important Settlement was cap.: •
tured by "five British Frigates 'With a strong bOdy
of Troops. on boaid. Tifc quantity of spice and
6ther valuable property ,taken possession of is
'stated to have been imMensg. - -
By a Ship arrived at ,Bristol;“,the following,
irtetce
receive
ovendh :b, .
t e su:jeet 'of the Capture of 8a14'.1":4

• • f 4 JVCW. YOrk, Jan. 3r; •
" I *rite'by the'ship:Tair'Aiiiet:c4n, to inform you
itnportaut ;Jews we have received from Cal.
cotta, by a vessel in -ninety—five' days, that Five Elitist%
Frigates,. with the lath Regimmt on board, have takea
the Dutch Settlement of Batavia."

There was a mistake in the accolmt of the Divi-
.sion, on Tuesday 'light, in the House of Commons,
in this, as well in some of the other Papers.
The 'numbers werd for Mr. Fox's Motion of Ad*
journmenc, Sixty-six only, to 150, leaving a
Majority against it of 84..

Mr. Fax is (roomed to undergo mortification
and disappointment, more than once in his life.
It is supposed,, hewill soon return to his life of
seclusion at St. Anne's Hill.

•At the Ball given by Lady CaaitiNoms Oft
Monday, night, the Dancing commenced with
fifteen cottple, but in less than an hour, froM z 6 to
3o couple were tripping it on the " light fan.
tastic toe."—.-After the .Morpeth Rant had -beets
repeated, the company began to complain of too
much heat. Previous to. supper, Colonel CUN.
xIN CH A,Dbi and Mr. McGit IGOR danced a Reel
with Lady GEORG lANA GORDON and Miss Foa•
DICE, with such uncommon grace and aaivigr
as to attract the attention of the whole' company.
Precisely at two o'clock Supper was announced,
which consisted of every elegance that could be
procured. The supper.rooms amounted to four;
the principal was the odagon-room. Three,
tables were there set out for 9+; the middle
table was served with plate ; in the centre
was a most superb frame of frosted silver, re.
presenting a Corinthian Temple, with emblem
matic ornaments, and Ceres, die Goddess Qf
Plenty, leaning on a pedestal, welcoming the
company around. In the library the principal
table was in the form of a liorse-shoe—here. sat
62. In the school.room, three tables for .4o ;
and a small Party took their seats in the Vesti.
Lute. The number of persons who sat, down to
supper amountea to above two hundred.
At three o'clock the dancing re-commenced
with Balla Rowlcy, and at half after five o'clock
the .music ceased.

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