The Sun.
London, England, 1813-06-24 00:00:00

THE ROYAL FAMILY.

VISIT OP THE PRINCESS OP WALES TO YORX HOUSE.
. . Yesterday, about four o'clock, the Princess of
IVALRs, attended by Lady GLCNBEEVIE, her Mis-
tress of the 'Robes, left Kensington Palace in her
' Carriage 'and - pair. Her Royal Highness pro-
i . ceeded through Knightsbridge, and just as the
carriage gut to Hyde-park Cornet, the Princess
CHIRLorre passed in her carriage, and proceeded
t:
along Rotten-row, to take an airing. Neither of
I!' carriages stopped. On the arrival of the Princess
at York,house, a earpet_ was laid on the steps
' and entrance to the house; for her Royal High-
. l'ess., The Duchess of YORK, attended by Lady
ANN CULLING SMITH, the Lady of her Bed-
.! chamber, her pages, and livery servants, in half-
I .:eresl, conducted- the Princess to her drawing-
'l.°;ll. lit a EilOrt time after the Duchess of
'o!ir.. sent a letter- to the Princess CHARTOTTE,
'which hvr Royal IThrhness found on ler return
110 Warwick-house, from taking her airing, a.little
before five o'clock.. The Princess . CHARLOTTE
returned a written answer to the letter. The
Royal Personages saluted each other at parting-;
41(1 about six o'clock the Princess of WALES re
..# turned to Kensington Palace to dinner.
•
Letters were yesterday received in town front
the Duke of CUMBERLAND, dated front Strclitz,
tile capital of Mecklenburgh.
The Duke of Sussßx, we are concerned to state, experienced a severe paralytic affection at; Ken-
. Cugton Palace, on Wednesday morning last,
which excited considerable alarm thoughont.hii
, in family; but his Surgeon, Mr. Dotty'',
Ro
soon reach-
: g the Palace, and copiously
,bleeding him, his
yal Highness recovered; so as to be declared
out of immediate danger.
The Royal Hunt is not to be cdntinued, the
expenee of it
the, being justly held unnecessary, dor-
I,ng illness of his MAJEsTv. The hounds
ave heen disposed of, as we hear, to form a, pack
itt
fl Sussex;A suitable provision has been made
or the huntsman.
Yesterday
/trek , about four o'clock the PRINCE
Wl• took an airing on horseback, and re-
' utnt.
I-
louse about
Ito Carlton Il half-past six to
inner.
irBi, hundred cards of Royal invitation are issu-
;LP)r the grand fate and hall to be given by the
n/
" URGEN at Carlton-House, on VI ednes-
t
dii 30th
. , le instant.
~IllztvnsouEEN fun! tt, JUNE 2,3. —Yesterday evening the
Zl the PaiNcEssEs went to the Princess
.!;441ABETWS cottage at Old Windsor, to tea, &e.tt
fed her Royal Highness's hay-home. She
„II(' a liberal supply of refreshments provided for
``le liay-makers, of which they partook. in a te
I'""ar m;-
y building erected on the meadow. The
QueEN appeared highly delighted with the rural
teone.

IMPROMPTU.
'Tis said, when scarce the terms were spoken,
' . BONY the Armistice had broken,
lint, from all yet the world has heard,
. • `Twonld wonder had he kept his word.
•
ANOMER.
AUSTRIA to Kitchens [sends his way,
" Dispus'd for measures quiet, •
And that he may his stomach stay,
He means to.haye a Diet. . .
THE THEATRE.
, The Opera of Rich and Poor, originally brought
'lrth at the Lyceum', was kit night represented,
kr the. first time, at Drury-lane Theatre. The
chief change in the performance was. the appear-
;':)tecre(t/f POPE in the part of Rivers, which he sup-
in a very able manner. Miss Rivers was
,i'ereseutedwith feeling and ability byMissliELLY.
""'' second piece was the first act of Killing no
4211,nrder, in which MATIILIVs, from Covent-garden
i:'"tre, displayed' his versatile talents with 114- i'°s's effect.: BRAItAM gave three favourite songs
il.,,tle,cil course of the night.--A new farce wits
th;7,Ht forward, under the title of The Hole in
l, which is ' ascribed to Mr. Poote, t'ie
4'7,4, v'
11(4. of the whimsical drama entitled hamlet
blogt:estie. The piece of lat bight was not, like
~,.1:` Productions of the kind of late years,, merely
tai.:ll at the times, but was in the style of former
dot,, I': Proceeding upon the violence of love, the
Ain ir of an amorous guardian, and the tricks of
1.40v1:111aus footman. It was ably9smported by
und iv :is HMI Miss KELLY,
vas very favourably received by the audience.

vulit-Iss. tltiey, who has succeeded Mrs; Bn-
lle,,;•.„711:1 tit fire Surrey Theatre, appeared for the
victim or
,i last night, as the Princess, in 'F,Le-
t!;i) - -le, Faithful Dog," and was again loudly
I"l.,,astly appianded.--The sagacity
..4t4eatrical killing the man by the dogs (for
displayed in
tll,4eli F;Lisrorg, it is said, has retused a thousand
~fflean 0 is the most curious achievement we have
vitessed among canine performers..
'the is a valuable vacancy t
e Chief Justice of the King's Bench,
la Ith bf....1,t4Es TI4M1).1,1411, ESCI. blaster in the patronage of
ter of the
trown Office.
.
itelVillpr, A.IvIPIER, the new Judge of the Kin ;'s
Itid"' was sworn in
.yeiterday morning' "
tbad:Y he will go through ,he ceremony of being
01, ,i a Serjeut4; after whiCII he will take his seat
be
made
tench. On the. same day Mr. COPLE:Y Will,
:Pade a Serjeant. .
k Feld°,
:(Ititt LIS tO Mr. Dampier coining down to the
custom,
a brew_Yesterday he • gave,. according to
Atitidi klast to the Battistero and Studentst)ft,h,,e
- ge I.' e emple, on' quitting it.—Upwards of 6_u.
And' "' Rat down to R sumptuous. entertainmenst,
toirk" its conclnsion, Mr. 1). received,
al.Y,' ten oh s. • taining
IN._ b leas, aa le fee for the Inn.
as is cu
such an
..tffe..cue proposal of Orange Clubs has had
all
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as sPur
' Its ientlotille.ll OppositiOn as to make them
Aiwa,t 2 L„irne, bit STAEL has been accompanied to
kerle”, --"'
.I.IY .EI - 5011 and daughter, whose mental..on
~._. •.mnplistunents ate represented to be in tints
with thoge of their mother.
•Lown,
..
took
Plae tl""illtY, JUNE 15.—A-seriou
• Ivh.e, on our tinays on Saturday n s affray
of tc,a
, several persons were stabbed by a parcelal
night last, in
tit) .ortaguese seamen, who were the princll.
ituiteits,'
4ral have created considerable alarmri.
anion
inhabitants of- that part of the tow

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS, WEDNEsDAY, JUNE 23,

In the comae of the judicial business, .Tudginent was pro•
flounced in the Scots cause of Henderson v. A.llau, viz. fur
Affirming that of the Court below.
In the case of Wright and Dickson, Judgment was to the
same effect.

Counsel were fully heard in the Scots cause of Hall, Ross,
and Os decision of their Lordships went partly to reverse,
and partly to retuq Welt, the Decrees of the Omit of SessiOn.
The Irish Court Houses, the Irish anus, the Lottery, and
the Manure Carriage Bills, went through Committees of the
whole House. _

The Report of the lasi mentioned Bill ►►as, on the motion
ofthe Ouke of NonFalai, ordered to be received, on this day
he'nnig;q.
The tr►sh Catholic Officers Exemption Bill ►tias °Hilted to
be read a third time on Friday.