The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-25 00:00:00

THE noyn FAMILY.

11..1:it/80/i, DEC. 24.---The PRINCE Rgarwr ari
rived las,t evening at the Castle, abont halflast
six o'clock. In the course of the day, the Prin-
cess CHArCLOTT.7., attended by Duchess, of ',teem,
her Croverness, and her daughter, Lady C. O
BORNE, arrived at the Lower Lodge. The Arch-
bishop of CANTRRIIIIRY arrived at the Upper
Lodge.
• This day, at twelee o'clock, beltig the time np4
pointed for the prirnte Confittnation ()flier Royal
Highness, the Princesss CUARLOTTE of WALEs,
agreeably to the forms and ceremonies of the
Church of England, her MAJESTY, the PRINCE
RitiGENT, and the whole of the Royal Family at
Windsor, attended la the appointed time in the
private Chapel, when the ceremony was perform-
ed by the Archbishop of Yong., the Bishop of
SALISBUR,V, the Dean of WINDSOR, &c.

_ .
The PRINCR REGENT very unexpectedly leaves
us to-flay, which is said to be in consequence of
receiving an express from London. About half
past eleven. o'clock the PRINCE'S Page gave, direc-
tions to a footman, who was dressed in readiness
to attend the. PIUNcE, that he must lose no time
in going to London, to order the Pars•cs llu-
oE,:vr's horses to..be.. in readiness to meet him at
Hounslow. The footman undressed, and pr -
ceeded with till possible speed. His' Royal High-
ness left.here tihout half past three.
-The :Dike of. Yhat....ealle4 Aitj.lie. Castle ,about,
ball past one, on. bis way to. Outlands.

The continuation of our ser:.es of Lisbon Crit
zettes to the 15th inst. came to hand yesterday,
They contain some little intelligence from South
America, and it should seem that in the whole
about 4000 Spanish'troops had reached the shores
of La Plata. This accession of strength to the
Old Government bad occasioned considerable tin.
easiness at Buenos Ayres, ,and about 5.00 Span-
iards, who had been permitted to remain in that
city, had been sent into the interior of the coun-
try, to prevent their interference in any manner
injurious to the revoletionary party.
A letter from Bremen, dated the. 12th instant,
gibes an account of the retreat of Marshal DA-
VOIIVT into Hamburgh ; and in addition, it is
said , that this Commander bad obtained leave to
send a Conrig. to Imperial Master, to learn
his pleasure es; to the terms of capitulation that
shOuld be offered to the Allies, to prevent the
utter destruction of that magnificent city. It is
also confirmed in the same letter, that the Danes
had abandonetithe French standard, and had re-
tired into the interior of nolstein. •
Yesterday morning the Duke of YORK transact-
ed military business at York House, after that left •
there for Windsor, from thence to proceed to
Oatlands to dine with the Duchess and party, to
keep Christmas Eve, agreeably to anneal custom,
also to enjoy the festivities, and gambols of the
season, of the numerous assemblage of Children
whom the Duchess so laudably patronises. The
Royal Duke is ,expected iii town again on Monday.
Viscount eASTLEHEAGiI sent the result of the
deliberation of. the Cabinet Council held. on
Thursday,, to the PRINCE REGENT at -Windsor,
the linportwoor:7l. vsbi-cly reirtire& the PIIIINOW4,
presence in LohdOn, • which induced his Royal
Highness to give up spending the festival of this,
day with his Royal Parent, and in consequence
gave directions for coming to town yesterday
morning, and a servant arrived yesterday at Carl-
tonsnouse a little before two o'clock, announc-

ing his Royal
.114;liness's returti. , HiS Royal
Highness returned to Carlton-HoUse 'at 'ten mi-
nutes past five o'clock. Should the business be
arranged, which brought his Royal Highness tc)
'town, it is expected tte will return 'to Windsor
to-day.
Yesterday at three o'clock a.:nbther Cabinet
Council assen Med at the Foreign Ottce, agree-
ably to the stnanioNs c,f Viseount• CasTLEKF.Aon
They continued iu deliberation till about liVe.
By the brig Wasp, which arrived at Halifax on
the 19th of Kpygmber. from Boston Bay, intern:
gence Was i'ccciveti to the 12th' preceding, stating
that " the attack on Montreal would be given up
'for the winter. that Sir J. Yao hail taken the
command on Lake Champlain, and was within a
few miles of the United States tieet, under COUl-
modore M`DONQUOT." The Wasp left in the Bay
his Majesty's' Ships Jll4Oll and Nimrod, watching
the United States frigate Caustitution, which still
remained blockaded in Boston harbour.

Intelligence of u recent date reached town yes-
terday from Palermo, that new disturbances had
broken out at that place, which'were ascribed en-
tirely to the intrigues of the French. Two of the
leaders of the disaffected party had been arrested,
and were upon their trial whe►► the last accounts
Came away, _ _

on the evening of the 6th intztant, the Emperor
of RUSSIA and the King of PUUSSIA, accompanied
by Lord and Lady .BtraGneasn4 Sir CHARLES
STRWAIiT, Sir 11.013ERT WILSQZ4., &c. were at the
Threat' e at 'Frankfort.

Mtinitt, it appears, by an article from Naples,
bad very narrow escape in one of the late actions
in Germany. -
Prince IlLtutr, of Pausst arrived at Stuttgardt
on the Bth.

A leather-seller having been defrauded by his
servant of various articles in his trade, applied to
at► attorney for advice, as to the proceedings lie
should adopt, who recommended, without hesittt-
tion, the lex lalimas, a good horse-wbipping,
wheeeby his servant would loose leather' also,
A few evenings since, a hearse was robbed near
Chancery-lane, of the, ostrich feathers belonging
to it and tour horses, of considerable value.
A few nights since, the ‘vhole of the commu-
nion plate, to a large amount, belonging to ►he
parish church of Grandborough, in Warwickshire,
was stolen from the house, of Mr. Calloway,

The 41.01 ?martin the Sight .—T h e Author
of this little Cs say deserves considerable praise for
useful hints mid interesting ()Wet vatjon.,,
detailed, 'whops, in a way that may displease the
scientific render, yet in a manner which must be
considered as the most useful and the mcab

site for those whom he wishes to serve,--for the

molly! We reCninntend this tract strongly to their
notice : much dQt this subject require the public

attention.