The Sun.
London, England, 1813-09-04 00:00:00

THE ROYAL FAMILY.

Wmson, Seri. 3. —"Yesterday morning, it
being wet, her MAJESTY did not go out.—
Princess ELIZABETH, with her usual attendants,
took an airing in her carriage to Clay
Princess CHARLOTTE, who was attended by the
Duchess -of LEEDS, took her usual airing in
her phaeton, with her grey ponies. This morn-
ing her MAJESTY, accoMpanied by Princess
ELI,ZABETII, took an airing to Frogmore,and walk-
ed in those beautiful gardens, the day being remark-
ably tine. Her Royal Highness Princess AUGUSTA
SOPITIA, attended by Loi-d WALSINOH A , and
ARDEN, Generals TAYLOR and WYNYARD, took
an airing on horseback, in Windsor Great• Park,
followed by Lady MARY PAULET, in a coach and
four. PrincessCunimom for sonic days has not
been on horseback ; her Royalllighness takes an
airing in her phaeton every (lay.

• The King of DENMARK IVO prohibited from his
ports the flags of the Ilanse Towns, 1-latuburg,
Lubeck, and Bremen, and of Pappenburg and
Oldenburg:
The ..4e6rn is to sail directly for the East Indies,
with dispatches, which were forwarded last night
from the East India House.
Admiral Lord KEITH has left the Chanhel
Fleet in consentsence of indisposition. It is
hoped, however, that he will speedily be re-
established.
The Lords of the Admiralty, and the Commis.;
sioners of. the Navy, set olf in a few days to in-
spect the Royal'Dock-yards.
Mr. CROKER. the Secretary to the Admiralty,
has taken a house at Fulham, which was formerly
occupied by Sir PeILIP STEPHENS, the Lord of
the Admiralty.
On the 29th ult. his Excellency the LORD LIEU-,
TENANT Of IRELAND held his first public Levee it
.the 'Castle, which was very numerously attendetL
Yesterday the Loan MAYOR proclaimed Bar-
. tholomew Fair, and opened it with the accus-
tomed formalities, after drinking a cool tankard
with Mr. NawmAN, at his house in front of New-
gate, and from the fine day, it was upeonimonly
crowded.
Mr. and Mrs. C. KEMBLE are performing in
'lreland, nor do they again return to Covent-gar-
,
den Theatre,.
The Lyceum Theatre, it is said, will be opened
on those evenings on which no performAnces are
given at Drury-Jape. - -
PARTRIDGE SHooTtNo.---Much havoc has been
made amongst the feathered tribe the last three
days. The weather, from the late rains, is highly
favourable to scent, and from the forwardness'of
the season, the birds are easily got at, most of the
cared corn having been housed. The dryness of
of the bird,
has favoured the breed
and there
the summer
never was. known a greater plenty. •
The long Contested affair between the Commis,-
, sioners of Brighton and the person who rented the.
Market there of them, is decided in favour of. the
dcfehdant, it being ascertained that it is a public
and free Market.

PALM :001'H,
.4,lveßture. packeti- from the
SEPT. 1 .-7-1-lalillaSt 11, The,
is arrived
also the Princess,ElizUteth packet from Lisbon, in
27 days, The AdeMture landed her mail at
CrookhaVen : six days since, she spoke his Ma-
jesty's.. ship Colni;!7iine, with 42 sail under convoy
from Oporto. As the %tind has backed to the
westward, we shall, no -doubt, have some of the

long expected packets in to-morrow.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 3.---,The West India fleet
were off the Start this morning, at twelve o'clock,
coining up Channel. The Tortoise, Capt. COoK,
has just arrived from Gibraltar; with dispatches
from Admiral LINZEZ, which are not of a recent

date, nor are they considered of much importance.
The Tortoise having sailed on the 29th July : on
the 15th August spoke his Majesty's ship Bacchus,
in lat. 50. S. long. 1 .—Arrived his Majesty's

thip Snap from Falmouth-, and Grasshopper from
Plymouth.: Sailed the hope sloop of war on a

crniz '.

P. S. &fleet is reported to be .off St,. Alban's.
VARMOUTH, SEPT.3.=--wiled the Portia on a
cruize; Sandwich cutter for Falmthith ;, Princess
Augusta for Heligoland,' with a..victualler under
convoy. - 'Arrived the. peaver sloop of war and-
two gun-brigs, with about 90 sail of ships from
Qottenburgh, the principal:part of Which are laden
with grain ; also front Heligoland, with convoy,.
the, Redbreast; Sit GEOIia,E.KEITLI ; and the Royal
George armed brig, Prospero, and Tickler. Sailed
the Watchful and Chanticleer.—Since this day
se'nnight three foreign vessels (laden), have been
sent into this port by his Majesty's cruizers, and
detained.

DEAL, SEPT. 3,—Arrived the Redpole sloop of
war with a convoy from Portsmoutil, which, are
sailed for the River.-- Also arrived his Majesty's
ships Donegal and Spartiate from Portsmouth,
and, proceeded immediately for the River. Sailed
the Active cutter on a cruize off Flushing. Came
down from the River the Transit, for Smyrna;
Magdalen, for Quebec ; and the, Leda, for the
Mediterranc4n.

•
Coax, AUG. 26.—Arrired his Majcsty's sloop
JoseNr, Captain WATTS ; and four transports,
with the IVaterford Militia on board, from Ports-
mouth