The Sun.
London, England, 1807-11-04 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, Nov.!.

THE people here had a melancholy pleasure this
morning, in seeing an unfortunate Prince who has
sought an asylum in our Land of Liberty.
Louts XVlll.,landed, with his suite, from tLe
Swedish Frigate Freya, under the title.of Count, Di
'LILLE, by which only he will be recognized during
his stay in England. The came on shore is
Admiral DO.LIGLA'S Barge, in -the most private
manner.
On his landink be was received by Admirals
DOUGLAS and ESSINGTON, Capt. Ctilt.llY of the Flag•
ship, and -Mr. BROOKS, of the Alien Office, London.
The party immediately assembled ai the House of
Admiral DOUGLAS'S Secretary, whithltood contigti-
on's •to the spot. Here the Count had his first inter-
view with Monsieur (the Count D'AitToas). tba ,
scene was:truly interesting and atlating.
'The carriages or Admirals DOUGLAS 1111 d E6SING'
TON were shortly ready to convey the Count and hi;
suite to the house of Admiral DoUGLA S' to breakfast,
where the illustrious guests received at hearty tvel-' ,
come, and were treated With that true English bas'
pitality, so con genial to the feelings and boa of, S.
British seaman:
The party were joined at breakfast by A.dmit4
RUSSELL, Sir S. HOOD, and several Captains. 111°,
Count seemed highly gratified at finding himself
surrounded by so many brave men. To Admiral
DOUGLAi and his family be more than once express'
ed his gristklude for 'the attentions and hospitality
shewn.to him. _

Whilst at breakfast, the Count gave a strikint
proof of his gallantry ; presenting a rose to Miss
DOUGLAS, he made a hippy simile between tho
sweetness and deicacy of the flower and the correto
ponding accomplishments of the young Lady.
After breakfast he took his leave, aild set. off Irani
Yarmouth in his own carriage to the North, His
suite consisted, besidfts his relatives the Dyke
D'ANoour.Emu and De- Beam, of the . COll/1,101
D'AVARAY, Dec DE GEAMONT, Cotnpte F.,r4titis
DE DA.MAS, Compte NANTOUILLET, Cliev, Ds fil•
vsi.iu, Mons. Dc.: PEREnTJET; Mons. Dial L;
L'Abbe FLEunati, L'Abbe •CORMUIt.

C9IkIpTESSE TYALBASY.--TIAS Li y, on whont,
as we stated yesterday, his MAJESTY 100 recently be#
stowed a pension of 20001. a year, had:a dower.
assigned to her nut of the old Freticlt funds, which
were destroyed in the Revoluticin ; and she was lately
entirely beholden for support to her brother-in-law,
the cardinal of YORK (tito 1-TV,NRY the Ninth at pIIC
Non-jurors, if any Such there be). At the death a
hip Rtninence, she, of course, was totally deprivpd of
the means at subsistence. It w3§ already well knoWP
that, when the Cardinal of YORK,
the last male O.
his unfortunate house, had been deprived of his re-
venues by the French Revolution, his wants %veto
supplied by our Kttio's unsought, nnhoped for,
nefaeliort td 000.4 per annum, continued to the Inc-
ment of his demise. The Lady in question its
princep pf the House f Holberg, and lived at liruto
sell, when she was Married. She is allied tq many of
the noble.families of this atuntry. She visited Env
land son after her husband's death, and has resided
iiar some years back at Florence, ,
„At a General Assembly of the Academicians, held
Monday last, Messrs. W. DANIKi.., A. J. Or-rycits
IitItHAMES WARD, were eleCted Associates of the
Acalemy.
The expeCted foot race yesterday, between the
Brighton Shepherd and Cooke, the soldier, Ilea;
Hackney, did nut take place. e Brighton 4her
herd having been taken ill, paid forfeit according tv
agreement,. to the great disappointment of a Miniel-
rous concourse of spectators, who'had assemt4ed oil
the occasion.
The Brighton Theatre closed on Saturday last,
with a very brilliant tissmlice for` the benettt
• Mrs. Mere. The pertbaninces were, The Heir
at Law,TheSuitctn,anci Mt IPintt. Eta E hYIwIA,
gave his services on this occaSion, performed How'
spun and Sam; Mo.stm, Pangloss s ud, Dic(dter ; Alror
iNityptib. ciceiy ; 'and Miss 111unik.; ai;kared for this
second time in it,,,salana. The whole of itte event
ing's entertainments received the most &moat tit,ioi
of applause from a fashionable autlience,,
A sun of CrJUITT, so long an Adler at coven;
Garden, has made his dOut at iroydon '4'heatre, in
and m the
sinegliondgiolumse; aniclebeiiinags abreYd°
infancy, he bids fair to be a good Performer.
icue:ll7otsui:alflyrorsutrailiill
Mr, H. SIDDoNS has beesi attacked wit!; nierciless
fury by the Waiiitgs and Poetesivrs, on Account 0;
the song which he introduced in his. Conte4
rm These angry Gentlemen,
s Olen Tale.
xelentless rage, taF. the Author of the song
plagiarism, though it was at owedly held of
an imitation of one' of • the poeiical remains 01
antiquity, like the imitation of ANALiREOK) Which
Mrs. INCIIHALI/ introduced in her Farce of
Meddikg • Day. It might he hoped that a. n'"t;
so unotiending, and indeed so estimable in
vate life 'as Mr. H. Sinuoms, so zealous,. and re
•
spedable in his profession, and the son of an Attreis
. wholias so-long delighted the pubik, might hoc!
-written a successful Comedy; without being 04)00
taw much pit Jul and rersevering hostility.
A singular- instance of preservation ccctirred
to
a ease of Jatues Penman, a boy about 12 ve,arsk age'
the only survivor of the crew of the 600'd intenis
SNOWDEN) of HO, lost some tittle ago in 011"
neys. • It appears he was standiht in the skid; s.s'itlt;
in side of the long-boat, upon. the deck, wile", 'A
heavy, sea washed the boats overboard, and carrie.`A'.
him in the skill' so near the shore, that he stel)l
"
oat upqn the rock, and succeeded in getting out °
the reach of the waves.
' s ;alit
The curiosity that naturally prevails to get a t•
of the Comet, will, it is
supposed, be speedily grath
lied. By the last observation, it appears, that tit
parab.olicline of .motion. it now adopts presents in
le
in its aphelion,. and consequently it will increits,ool
magnitude to the inhabitants of the earth for a
time, as it will also increase in splendour, uniebs its
oiig
course be more eccentric titan the best calculat:e
to
hitherto make it. At present it is barely jo
the naked eye; but by tire' aid of a telescope.'l'
seen very distinctly.
A Company or Firm is forming' for the .03r. 1)°.
of reducing tini price of Fish in the R
fund is 'establishing, and, when completed,n:ld
are to be opened in vario is parts of the tow
...old,
the Ash, u inch will most be cunveye4 DY_ ;
Jon
•
carriage from T
orbay, &c.
Pr YAik. •
will be letalleti