The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-06 00:00:00

WEY MO VIA JULY 4.

THEIR MAJESTIES and the PitiNCEssis, except
.PaiwcEssE SOI,mA and AMELIA, after .dinner
yesterday, on their arriving at Gloucester Lodge,
walked on the Esplanade, accompanied by ,the Earl
and Countess of Uxnß/DCE, and dauohter, General
MANNERS, Major DESB ROW, COL'CARTWRICHTE
and captains BowEN, Ct.mucE, and PAGET.

In the evening. the whole town was brilliantly
illuminated, Colonel MAtlzixNoFiAm's Camp, Mr.
SfAcrE'S Hotel, and the Circulating Library in par-
tienlar; a number
,of beautiful fireworks were let
off; 'THEIR MAJESTIES expressed themselves high-
ly gratieed• with the loyalty evincecl by the inha.-
bitanfs,

This morning Tits MA j ESTI' before eight o'clock
walked about the town and viewed time, of the new
buildings near the turnpike.
After breakfast the ictip and his attendants rode
to the Camp, on the Dorchester road, to inspect the
North Devon Militia, and proceeded to R.adipole, _
where the Regiment of fiu,,bars and Artillery are
stationed: His M4fEer9' on 'his return to Weymouth
Castle, inspeeted the Berkshire Militia ; and after-
wards, COL MANNINGHAM'S Corps,
His MA:lssyr and Suite.returne4 at three in the
afternoon to the Lodge, to dinner.

The tsth, 16th, and 56th Regiments, Princess
Charlotte of Wales's, and Fencibles, whose service
has been limited to Europe, have yolunteeTed to g 9
to any part of the Globe.

On Thursday the Troops in Colchester Barracks,
amounting to sOOO men, Guards and Militia, de-
tachnients of the 3d Dragoon Guards, z 3th Light
Dragoons, Horse and Foot Artillery, had a grand
field day and a sham fight, ort Boxtead Heath, iti
which great precision and Military skill were
hibi red.

The Marquis of HVNTIEY, officiating As De-
puty grand Master of Scotland, on 'Tuesday laid,
the first stone of the intended bridge over ;he Spcy,
at Fochabers.

Jamaica was never known tc) be so healthy as 4
has been' of late.

The Manufactures in the North are fast reviving
upbn the frospea. of. Peiicef 'Wool, that
,was ex-
peetecl.to be as:low as, ifss, now currently sells for
•2+ST .• • 2

. .
The Board of Agriculture have offered a reward
of two guineas to each of ten -slaughtermen within
,the City of London and Bills of Mortality, and one
guinea each to twenty slaughtermen in the Country,
who shall kill .the'greatest number of Horned Cattle
and Sheep•by means of what is called laying, or
pricking them in the spinal marrow,. Ths method,
while it is considered to be more humane than the
one usually adopted, will, it is conceived, *prove
,the colour of the meat, and render it more 'market,.
able,

The average Price of Sugar, computed from the
returns made for the week ending the 'lst day of
July igo l, is Forty-eight Shillings and Five Pace
Threi Farthings per hundred weight.
. On Tuesday last, Lord
_Viscount KIRKWALL
met With an accident, which had nearly proved fatal :
exercising hiS Troop of- Volunteer Cavalry, woe-
ther with his CorpS of Infantry, on the lawn before
his his house in Denbighshire, in making *a charge at
'the head of the formei.upon the latter, his horse .
reared and fell back with him with such violence,
that
.his helmet was completely crushed, bill.fortun-
ately prevented his sustaining any more material
jury than a-severe contusion on his neck and back. .
Af-er the business of the SesSions was concluded •
at Flicks's Hall, on Saturday, the Grand Jury
.re-
quested permission of the Bench to visit the House
of Corredion. This being granted, the Foreman,
and some other Gentlemen of the Jury, having fully
inspetted the Prison, returned thanks to the Court
for the permission which they had received ; and
assured them, that they were highly satisfied with
the cleanliness, gOod order, decency, and decorum
which ptevAiled thioughout the House.