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

rEYMOV77I,, TIM?
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On Friday the whole Line, comprising the Gar-
rison aner alifeient Corps- near, together With the
Volunteers, was drawn up; .the centre fronting the
Lodge, by eleven o'clock -in the morning, and re-
mained underarms the whole day, anxiously expea-
ing the honotir Jana tii4e3fkable pleasure of receiving'
their Royal Master and his"august F'a'mily`; of
which they were disappointed, 25 they did not dis-
embark from on bond the Royal Yacht (in which
they came from Christdfurch) till midnight. Be,
ing apprised of their approach, the 'town win itlu;
rninated very brilliantly,, which, from, the sea, must
have had a charming appearance.
MATJEST ES landed from the Royal :Barge
at the 'Nevi_ Pier, and, notwithstanding the late
hour, (walked to the t.odge, to tie unspeakable
gratification of thousands of their loving, dutiful,
and lopil Subjeas.—On.THEtp. MAJEsTigs
`.ing into the Lodge, they were saluted with hgartis
,and loud iluzzts:

amongst the rnan-y- ?ppropriate Trztispaitnies,
&c, exhibited on this pleasing occasion, those of
'Mrs. GREENLY,' in Gloucester-row, stocd first in
itimation. In the centre window. of the secona-
i3oor was the figureiyf an Angel, debcending with!
crowns proclaiming .

sjnyful.prospeds now appear,
f!,eay'n. mstcres a Tvionarcf= dc::.r!" •
In two other pieces were she.3.l-n.Ntdallions of r-fr g-
(excellent iikenesse4, supported by
tannii, Neptune, A..191.1d,
•I,la.val and 114ilitary.--,
Trophico,- &e. very appropriate, and reHea great
t..o.clit on Miss. GREEII4...r, .by whom they were
itxecuted. • -

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His M.AtEsTy yesterday afternoon walked of
the Esplanade with his attendants: the KIN -con;
versed with. Mr. Cotrilmissary, WAriON and the re-,7'
sfeCtive NOblemen who attended Hit? MAJ EL. TY", "
In the evening -THF..I4 MAT.EsTrEs and. Pll.l N.;
C g SSES iv.ent,tO the Theatre: in their carriages :. the
erfornianceq were, the Comedy' of Laugh' ,thet,:
you can.;: tit the cn .of the third ad, the fitiourite i
song of Young Witham, was, sung by Master '
Wok DSVICATII, and at the end..of the Play the
,Mu-.
sical Entertainment of No sqng ng-Sy'pper succeeded...
In the Comedy Mr. S4Nosolio perforMed.the.par;
of Ossaiiii:r with 'great' applause: Mortiiiler viia4
well -sustained by-Mr.. Woe osworrx ; andAlr:!.
PE Nie,x, as Samba, had his share of merit.---• Mrs!
aCted the part of .Dorathy, and: Misi'"
Gloonlyi.bi Miss. t.:4'l-414D ; and Miss ,Ein4y, Miss
BR AJ4w ELL. The'principal charaeters in the After. .
piece
.were:M.r EY, Mix. GORE,
Mr. SF.A.Roox, Mr. --Wottpswovrik; and the
female Performers., Mrs. 6oRE, Mrs. Kr ys, Mrs.
PlsrW EL L atid Mrs: 13R A IVI',,V ETIL

The .8.6 AL :FAMILY were highly`entertained
with the gerfo,unapce

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This mornirr-the KT NG before breakfast walke4
.on the Esplan4de; after which His MAJESTT saW
the StalFordshireNrilitialiiount guard. "

The‘RotA.L. 'FAmny at eleven o'clock attended
Divine Service atVernouth Church, where an ex'
cellent Sermon was preached by the. Rev. ;144
Of 'Stafford, from 'St, Paul's Episilc
the .Ron3ans, Chap viii, v: 28.
L We know that, Ali thylgs work together fcr good to
them that lore God.'
The QUEEI`F.pd, PAIpISESS.ES
..cetlq:llCvl to the
Lqdge in thice carriages,

~HIS MAJESTY and Pitirrcp ADOLPHUS, with
the Earl of Dolt CHESTER walked before. -dinneg
about the town.

About 7o acres of .open-field land in the neigh-
bourhood of Bury, the greater part.copyhold, aria
over which theT9 is a right of sheep-shackage, were
last week sold by public auction for the extraordi-
nary sum of 3,4201. thy-rental only 691. per ann.
On Weanescl!ly last, during the-Abunder_storm,
the house of Mr. Hill, at • Marksbury, near Baths,
Was struck .by lightning, arid'' in a-shbrf time 're.'

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(16c.,ed to ashes. Mrs, with her infant child,
and licrsistet-in-law; werc :the only. person's in the
house, and, alarmed .at the storm, had. bOlted the
door's,_ an4..elosed the •,vindow-shutters, and'remov.
ing as far as possible from the windows,,,gor near
'the- chimney, down which some stones shortly
fell,. accompanied by sparks of fire, and a 'strong
stilphtirous. smell. fhe. sister-in-lv,v, who stood

with her back to the .fire..vcc-, wig struck dead,
although thc only marks of injury that afterwards
`appeared were some livid spots on the hack •of het
neck and shoulders.' Mrs. Hill, who sat close by'.
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her, ran with, her infant into an adjoining room and,
'fainted. The house became in a few minutes in-
v-olved iri fiathes, and although thefire.was imme-
diately discovered, yet so much time elapsed in
forcing open-the doors, &c. that it was with extrens
danger and difficulty that Mrs. Hill and her child
,could be extricated. • •

. On Wednesday morning two Privates of the
York. Hussars, were shot, on Bincomb-down, neat
Weymouth, pursuant to, the sentence of a Conrt.
Martial, fof desertion, and cutting a boat out of the
harbour, with intent to go to France, but by mis-
take they landed at Guernsey, and were secured.—;.
All- the Regiments, both in Camp and Barracks,
were drawn up, viz. the Scotch Greys, the Rifle
C-orps, theStifford, Berks, and North Devon. Mill.
tja.. They came on the ground in a rnDurnink
coach, attended, by two 'Priests : after marching
along the 'front of' :'the line,, they returned to the
centre; where they spent about twenty minutes IP
prayer, and were shot at by a guard of twenty-four
men; they dropped instantly, and expired without
a groan. The men wheeled in seEtions, and.marck-
ed by the bodies in slow time.. ,
On Fridiiy morning, while some boys were bath-
ing near the Bridge, at Limehouse, a Jew broker
stole their clothes, and was making off-with them:
When he was deteded, and handed over to the boys
for punishment, who ducked him nearly to drowning,
when' they suffered him to-depart.

Friday .last Mr. Alexander Gilbert, Steward to

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the-1330t0p of Winchester, stiot himself at Farnham,
by • pA4ting the rtiuilelof a
.gun , in
.his mouth, and
toucht)g the'trigger with •a, stick.—The• Jury sat
on the body; -andieturned- a verdiCt of... Lunacy.

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NA PAL 4;
> NEWS.

N6v imperium pelagi, sanuansts tridtxtors,
AU% Higi :Ott datum.

TORBAY, JULY c.

tiiday evening last • His Majesty's Ship La
Ywre touched at Torbay, when the Captain put on
4luire his Lady, with their carriage and sexvints,
411(1 the Ship sailed again immediately to join the
Channel Fleet off Brest..
Arrived yesterday His Majesty's Ship drgo, and
teTains I,vith the Majestic.
the Majestic havitz taken on board a quantity
eflive bullocks for the use of the Fleet, will nil
the first opportunity. _ •