The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-10 00:00:00

ON T. WEEKES.

Under this stone lies THOMAS WEEKeS,
He errs who years, months, days here seeks.
Have not weekes days? No, Sir, be not offended,
When WEEKEs,came here his days were ended.

QUAINT EPITAPH.
Live well,
- - Die never;
Die well, '
Live ever.

WINDSOR, SEPT. 9.—This morning her Royal
J4ighness the Princess CHARLOTTE and Suite left
Cranbourne Lodge, for Weymouth. tier ,Royal
Highness sleeps at the Bishop of SALtsnultY's to-
night, at Salisbury.—Yesterday evening the Dukes
of VottK and KENT left, the Castle. The !loyal
Party left,Vroginore soon after ten o'clock.—ll er
MAJESTY took an aking to Frogrnore. Princess
AUGUSTA, sitterlded by Generals ‘VyNYARD
TAYLOR, took an airing on horseback, and Lady
MARY', TAYLOR followed in a coach and fotire. The
DucheSs of YORK leaves the Castle to-day for
Outlands.

PITT CLUB.--The AnniversarY Meeting-of the.
Menai Pitt Club, was held atßeatimaris, Wales,
last week, and most' respectfully attended. —The
Eati of Uxbridge presided.' -Sir R. W. Vaughan,.
of Nannan, Dolgelley, is Vice President for the
ensuing year. The lion. B. Paget presented, the
Society with an elegant Pitt Seal.—We are glad
to observe that a Pitt Club is about to be formed.
at Newark.

MR. CIiARLES'KEMBLE.-A Morning Paper,
spealthig of this Performer, says, that he is ‘! one
of, the most pleasing English actors, in the graver
prOvivce of the drama." This surely too li-
mited a panegyric; for he has hardly on equal in
the province of genteel Comedy akoas- and in the
range of characters between Edgar,- in King
Lear, and Captain.Pknze,irl The Recruiting
cer, in both of which he is truly excellent ;—he
is absolutely without a rival. • -

DONAG ADEE,SEST. 4.—The Right Hon. Lieut.
General Lord STEW'ART, A. STFWART, Esq. of
Ards,. and Mr.-and. Lady Emit,' A JAMES, accom—
panied by -CoIoneI.HAKDING and Captain W'ooD,
two of his Lordship'S: elides,de-Cainp, arrived at
Tonaghadee, from MO4int• Stewart, to embark
for Portpatriek, there having' been previously a
packet-boat engaged on hire for that purpose.
The two carriages belonging to his Lordship were
shipped on board Or Palmer packet and after
his Lordship and the party refreshed themselves
at SMITH and PLITSSEL'S Hotel, they embarked
about pne.o'clock, amidst the reiterated cheering
of the people fro all quarters. . The colours of
the Downshire packet, glen in the harbour, were
displayed ;- and on his Lordship .and suite, with
the rest of the party, embarking, a round of the
Downshire's guns were given on their departur;
with repeated cheering.
Lord XVHITWORTH is on a visit to Cork Abbey,
near Bray. A' Charity Sernion was preached at
the Catholic Chapel last Sunday by the Rev. Mr.
CORR. The dis,course was eloquent and. Mires-
ive. The Collection,, however, was less than
could he expected. • His Excellency sent 101. •
On Friday last,• a- Deputation from the Com-
pany of Drapers of Shrewsbury waited upon Lord
"HILL atHawkstone, to'present to his Lordship
a piece of plate, of the value of 2501. and upwards,
with the Freedom of the Corporation.
Slandlynch, in Wiltsnire, the property of the
late H. Dawxnss, Esq. is at length 'chosen by the,
Lords of the Veasury as a residence for the re-
presentatives of the lamented NELSON.--(Norwich
Mercury). •
DRAPER, the impostor, who pretended to cure
all disorders by [I-ie./at/oh was unable to remove a
•
complaint—before the Magistrates.

The late happening to complain
that leis servant girl, Molly, was always gig ling--
Then," said a learned punster., " she's Molle
atque faceturn."
A person describing, the Mayor,-of a country
town, said be laughed -louder than any man he very
heart] ;—" 4 horse-laugh, 1 suppose,-' said his
companion.
Au extraordinary melon ;of the Cattcloupe kind,
raised by DANIEL ROBERTSON, guiltier, at \Val-
kinshaw, Scotland, was cut on the 22d August—
it weighed 26 pounds English, and its 'circum-
fe'rences were 3g-l- by 32 inches.
MUSICAL CHILD.—The Plym-outh Chronicle of
Tuesday last contains the following singular state-
ment respecting a boy living in Plymouth, only
elei.6z years and a half old. Of Master WHIT-
COMBE, for such is the name of this prodigy, it is
asserted, that, " unassisted• in musical scomposi-
tion, this child has produced to the musical world
several pieces in score, dedicated, by permission,
to the inimitable CATALAN' : but what we chiefly
allude to is, a challenge he a few days since re-
ceived, viz. to compose, for afull orchestra, musi-
cal parts to accord in harmony with a given
bass !! Thus taken by surprise, .he accepted
the challenge, and was locked up in a room, with
(Pithy pen, ink, and-paper, the given bass was pro-
duced, and, without any assistance, this Child of
Nature produced, in about an hour, •a complete"
rrm:ical score, Viz. two violin parts, two flute
part, two horn Batts, a tenor part, and ono:'
part ! This astonishing effort of juvenile genius
was performed at the house of Mr. \VINGETT, in
Old To.wn.!'