The Sun.
London, England, 1814-12-19 00:00:00

COURT AIOURN&G.

Lewd Chamberlain's 9A:et', Dec. 17, 1814.
Orders for the C:ourt's going into Mourning on Thursday
next, the 2,2 d instant, for the late Duke of SLEswIcK Hot-
.
STEIN .117GUSTCNI1OURG,
The Ladles to wear black silk, fringed or Plain linen, white
aloves, neeliLcus and ear-rings, black or white shoes, fans
81141 tippets.
undress—White or grey lnstrings, tabbies or,damasks.
The Gentlemen to wear 111ack, full trimmed, fringed or
plain linen, black swords and buckles.
Undress—Grey frocks.

The Court to change the Mourning on Thursday, the sth of

January, 181:5, viz.—

The Ladies to wear black sillr'or velvet, coloured ribbons,
fans and tippets, or plain white, or white and gold, or white,
and siker stuffs, with black ribbons. •
The Gentlemen to wear black coats, anti black or plain
white, or white and gold, or white and silver stuff waistcoats,
full trimmed, coloured swords and buckles.

And on Thursday the 12th of January, 1815, the Court to
go out of Mourning.

WINDSOR, DEC,. 18.—Friday Sir HENRY HAL-
FORD went out of attendance on the KING, and
left Windsor for London. Yesterday proving fine,
the QUEEN, Princesses, ELkABETH and MArtY,
went to spend the day at Frogimore. Princess
AUGUSTA rode on horseback. The Duke of Yom
arrived yesterday about two o'clock. In the even-
ing his Royal Highness went to Oatlands. Yes-
terday afternoon her Royal Highness Princess
CHARLOTTE of WALES Arrived elf ern rib"..rnp
to dinner, from Weymouth, attended by her full
suite. Thii morning her Royal Highness came to
the Castle, to pay her respects to her Royal
Grandmother, the QUEEN, and her Aunts, the
Princesses. The Royal Family attended Divine
Service to-day in the Castle.
SALISBURY, MONDAY, DEC. 19. —On Thurs-
day last her Royal Highness the Princess CHAR-
LOTTE of WALES,
.attended by the Countesses of
Bchester and Rosslyn, with General Garth, and
the rest of her suite, arrived in this city, on lier
way. from Weymouth to Cranbourne Lodge, and
was received at his Palace by the Lord Bishop of
the Diocese. In the evening her Royal Highness
was entertained with a select Vocal concert. On
the following morning, attended by the Dean and
Canons, ,he visited our Cathedral ; then drove
over to Wilton, and having seen the Earl ofPem-
broke's fine collection of statue's and pictures; par-
took of a cold collation., On Saturday morning,
after inspecting and purchasing some specimens
of the cloth manufactory of this city, her Royal
Highness left us for tranbotirne Lodge, express-
ing herself highly gratified by her visit and re—
ception.

YANKIE flumotta.—The papers state that salt
is sold at the city of Washington at the enormous
high price of twenty-five cents. a quart. This
perhaps is the reason why. the Administration was
- unable to save its bacon on the late occasion.—
Madison and Jones thOught, however, they should
be able to prescrve themselves, if they could only
reach the Salt Mountain; but they had not fled
far, before 'they got into a pretty pickle, and ever
.since they have met with nothing but fresh dis-
asters..—(Salem Paper.)
Yesterday Divine Service was performed- at
Carlton House, by the Rev. Jr.. S. CLARKE, Chap-
lain to the Household. -
Montague House is expected to be shortly fitted
up for the residence of the Princess SorniA of
GLOUCESTER.

The Countess of 11(”EBERRY sojourned at the
Old Ship Tavern, in Brighton, three days pre-
vious to her iieparture with Sir H. liklummAy, for
. the Continent. She came from London in a car-

riage and four, and during her stay at the inn ob,
served the utmost seclusion. She had two female
attendants, who styled her " My Lady," but in
other respects she was perfectly incog. Sir R.
MILDmAY arrived the third day, in a. post chaise
and four and was known at the tavern only as Mr.
St. John. On the following day the party set off
for Newhaven, and took their passage on board
the Wellington packet fOr Dieppe.-
The Coutuel for Sir H. MiLnmiY, who .endea-
voured to spew how zealous his client was for
his hon Our, " in not being dictated to when told
to get out of the window, " might perhaps as .well
have remembered how much it agreed with a man
of honour to invade every principle of it in being
found with his relative's wife—his own wife'ssis-
ter, and in another Gentleman's house, in dis-
guise. , But as Falstqf say,—
" This is honour for you
A plague of such honour—l'll have none of it.

A stable. helper having on Thursday last sum-
moned a person to the Court of Conscience to pay
a small debt, and the plaintiff not having conduct-
ed himself previously towards the defendant in a
very honest way, the Alagkrtrate told him, " that
to entitle himself to relief he ought at any Tate
to have come into Court with clean hands when
the poor disciple of Ninirod with great simplicity
replied, " Why, please your Worship', I've been
cleaning my horses, and doing a deal of dirty work
all the morning, or I really would have washed
'em first."

From a Leeds Paper.—At the late sittings or
.statutes for hiring servants throughout the dif-
ferent parts of the country, the rate of wages waN
lowered nearly one-fourth, in consequence of the
present price of corn, and from the necessity for
smaller farmers to become their own foremen,
and for those on farms of a greater extent to per-
forni
.their work with fewer servants. The wages
of labourers were lowered in the same proportion.
SenucTioN.—Friday a man, named Verity, was
brought in custody to Hatton-Garden Office,
charged by a respectable.wido%v with having in-
yeigled her daughter from her house on Monday
last, since which time she had not been heard of.
It appeared, that about six weeks ago the prisoner
introduced himself to the family as a West Indian
of large property; that soon after he professed
himself the adMirer of the complainant's daugh-
ter, and desired pe•mission to pay his court to
her. The prisoner, finding himself in an unplea-
sant dilemma when brought before the Magistrate,
desired to speak in private to a Gentleman•pre-
sent ; and, on having an assurance of his.hberty
if the fugitive was restored to her mother, he dis-
closed the place of her concealment.