The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-12 00:00:00

MR. FOX.

Mr. Fox's symptomi were so alarming on Wed-
nesday, that the Medical Gentlemen earnestly
ad-
vised his relations, and more immediate friends; to
take their final leave of him, that in his last moments
he might not be di-sturbed. IV bile, however, those
Gentlemen were waiting in anxious expeCiation, Mr.
Fox sunk into sleep, and, after some hours, awaked,
with an evident improvement in his health and
spirits.

He was able to take his usual breakfast yesterday
morning, and had an interview first with Mrs. Fox
and afterwards with Lord HOLLAND and General
FITZPATRICK.-This improvement was rather pro-
gressive till the afternoon, when he was permitted to
be removed to another apartment, where, besides the
persons before-mentisned, he saw Lady HOLLAND,
Lady ELIZABETH FOSTER, and Miss Fox. He was
able to sit up in an arm chair, and to converse with
some degree of spirit, apparently much gratified that
he had another interview with connexions so dear to
him. He remained much the same du-ing the
whole of yesterday.
The following is the Bulletin of this morning :

Chiswick.-House, Friday Morning, Half-past Eight.

" Dr. Mo;zl.Ey has the honour to acquaint Lady EL lz A-
BET li FOST a that Mr. Fox has had some hours of sleep, at
intervals,'in the night, and has takenhis medicines regularly,
with a sufficient quantity of nourishment, but that he was
very languid this morning."

At nine o'clock the Medical Gentlemen assembled
at Chiswick in consultation, and a subsequent Bulletin
was sent to Devonshire House, of a purport nearly
similar to the preceding. We have the best autho-
rity for stating, in addition to these reports, that
this day " Mr. Fox was very low indeed."

Their Royal Highnesses the PRINCE of WALES
and Duke of CLARENCE passed through Shrewsbury
about half past five o'clock on Tuesday afternoon,
on their way to Ross-Hall, the seat of CECIL 1"0-
itESTER, Esq. M. P. to which place they were es-
corted by 'a Detachment of the Shrewsbury-Yeo-
manry.' The arrival of their Royal Highnesses in
Shrewsbury at an earlier hour than was expe&ed,
prevented the Shrewsbury Loyal Volunteers, and
Captains SUTTON and BENYON'S Companies of the
Shropshire (who were assembling for the purpose),
from paying that respeet to the illustrious Visitors
which had been intended. We understand that their
Royal Highnesses, after leaving Ross Hall, proceed.
ed to Loton, in Shropshire, the seat of Sir ROBERT
LEIGHTON, Bart.' and from thence to Trentham
Hall, on a visit to the Marquis of STAFFORD.
The PRINCE is certainly to visit the Earl of DAR-
LINGTON, -at Raby Castle ; and should his Royal
Highness proceed so far north as Alnwick, there is
no doubt of his pushing on to Edinburgh.
It is said the- PRINCE• has promised to visit his
Noble Friends the Duke of NORFOLK and the Earl
of ESSEX, at their seats in Herefordshire; his Royal
Highness is afterwards expected at Bath. Should
this take place, the Northern Tour must be con-
siderably abridged.
The Marquis of STAFFORD has given 23001. for
a bed, and Lord DERBY 20001. for another, in the
expedation of a visit from the PRINCE of WALES.

LINCOLN, SEPT. 9.—This city is crowded with a
party of fashionables preparatory to the races, which
commence this day. Among the company that have
already engaged the Inns and other apartments for
the race time, are

Lord Yarborough. Hon. Miss Pelhams, Mr. and Mrs.
Chaplin, Lord and Miss Nlonsons' Mr. and Mrs. Harrison,
Lord W. Beauclerk, Hon. C. Pelham and lovely Bride (late
Miss Simpson), lion. Mr. and MrS Elves, Lord Brownlow
and the Miss Ctuts; Sir C. and Lady Kent, &c &c.
In the evening a grand ball will be given at the
Assembly-rooms.

Earl and Countess of SEFTON, Hon. Sir A. PA-
GET, and Mr. BRUMMELL, in Lord SEFTON'S ba-
rouche and four, were engaged from one o'clock till
three in inspeeting the West-India Docks ; after'
which they returned to his Lordship's house to din-
ner.

Yesterday Lord HENRY PETTY entertained the
following company to a turtle feast, at his house in
Downing-street :—Lord MAITLAND, the ATTORNEY
GENERAL, Mr. COURTENAY, Mr. CREEVEY, Mr.
HORNER, Mr. DRUMMOND, Mr. ROGERS, and Mr.
HowlsoN.

His Royal Highness the Duke Of CAMBRIDGE,
accompanied by General TURNER, left town on
Wednesday morning, and proceeded4o Sir GEORGE
LUDLOW'S, at Canterbury, where' his Royal High-
ness arrived at six o'clock. He returned yesterday
to General FINCH'S, at the Government House,
Chatham, and slept at WRIGHT'S, the Crown Inn,
Rochester. This morning he reviewed the Cold-
stream Regiment of Foot Guards.

The Danish Consul gave a grand entertainment,
at his house, at Putney, to a sele& party.
COI. GREVILLE, it seems, has failed in an attempt
to establish a private Concert, the LORD CHAMBER-
LAIN having refused his sanction.
CITY L-JSINESS.—A Court of Common Council
was held at Guildhall yesterday, which was attend-'
ed by the LORD-MAYOR, several Aldermen, and a
number of Commoners. JOHN BOND, Esq. Sheriff
Ele6t, petitioned to be discharged from the office, in
consequence of his being a Protestant Dissenter;
which was referred to the Committee for General
Purposes to examine and report. The Court re-
ferred it to the same Committee to carry into execu-
tion the Ad for the -better defence of the realm, &c.
so far as the same relates to the City of London.
Two hundred pounds were voted in aid of the funds
of the City Dispensary.
John Haynes; an acquaintance of the notorious
Tysa, has been committed to Bristol Newgate, toge-
ther with his wife, for having in their possession a
number of forged Bank-notes. Since his committal
he has pledged himself to impeach several belonging
to the same gang. One Gibson has been since corn•
Witted fur the like offence.