The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-08 00:00:00

family artfl others. Het Poyai Higlin tortipleteti
he4r siveenth year ; upon wi,ich occasion-, did
PRINCE nIIGENT gave a grand dinner at Carlton
House, to the Qtrtsrv, &c. who came exprnsit
limn Windsor tot that purpose.
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. Her MAJESTY arrived -at the Palace at twelvSt
o'clock, accompanied by the Princesses AuGusTa.'.
and MAnY, and attended by Lord AYLESBURY.;-'';
About half-past one o'clock, the PRINCE REGENT
carriage, with the coachman and three footmen in,
their State liveries, arrived at the Queen's Palact-,,l
and took the QUEEN and PRINCE,SSES to Carltod
House, wh,re the Dukes of KnNr and Cumßta"%l
LAND mere in attendance to receive them, and con
dUcted them to the PRINCE ReGENT, who imme'l-
diately introduced the Princess CHARLOTTE, %4 herr
her Royal Highness was congratulated on the. return
of the day. Her Royal Highness appeared extremely _
well. The Dikes of YORK, CL.ARENCE, and Ca:;-
BRIDGE, aftefWaidS arrived.
The Prince conducted the QUEEN and PnrucEssii..6
to view his house, and :lie improvements lately made,
in it ; which occupied the Royal Party till near font
o'clock, when they sat down to dinner in the crim-
son velvet room. The QUEEN was attended by
. Lady AYLESBURY. The PRINCE by General Tuts-
NEB and Kr.rpec, and Colonel CONGREVE:' The
Princess CHARLOTTE, by Lady DE C1.11,1'01/13.. .At
a quarter past fivei`the QUEEN and ParscEsits kit
Carlon House, by torch-light, for Windsor! The
QUEEN and PRINCESSES were conduBed to their
carriage by the PRINCE. The day was o'-,served as '
a day -,1 rejoicing, generally, at Carlton House.
MEETING OF PARLIAMENT,—The Finance of a
Country is the first abject of consideration in a stwe
of wartare; and there is no branch of it more pro-
du•live to the Pt,blic, or pleasing to the individhal,
than the STATE LOTTERY, 1. r these two strong rea-
sons :—tst. It is not compu!sory, and 2dly, At tha
same time, that it adds to the Revenue, every holder
of a Ticket or a Shaw, has a chance, at a small
risk, of producing in a single hour a permanent for-
tune for himself and his famly, as in the present
Lottery ; where, for 'a ,few Pounds, a person mac'
gain 20,0001. if bought on or before Uniday ti a
20th instant, as all the Tickets will be Drawn that i
next Morning.
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BREAD.—Yesterday there was no Court of Al-
dermen ; the LORD MAYOR, after inspeitling
rettuns, ordered it to rise one penny per peck.

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 7.—Arrived his DdajesryS
ship Hotspur from a cruize, Poieliers from the
Downs, and the Topaze from the Mediterranean it!:

a convoy.

Sailed the, Missletoe with a convoy for Gaernsey.

The West India convoy still remain at the Mo-
ther Bank, Cowes Roads, and Stokes Bay, wind-

bound,

DEAL, JAN. 7.—Arrived 1,i3 Majesty's ship lief.*
cler from the Baltic.
A large French privateer is sent into the Downs
by some of our cruizers.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 6. His Ili.festy's ship Pelorui
has sent in a French chasse mare ; the 4rrow,
French brig; and the 0. P. priv;ateer, a French

sloop.

Arrived the Arrow schooner from the coast of

Fiance.

Sailed his Majesty's ship'the Gannymrde for
raltar, with two transports and some merchant:nerl,.

DOVER, JAN. 7.--Last night the Roy° s'oop of
war took otf here the French privateer Le Furet,
-2,. belonging to Boulogne ; it was this priva-
teer that took, a few months ago, one of h.
Majesty's cutters, and carried her into etlais‘
She took last Thursday between Dungeness an-. 1
Folkstone the sloop Filelidq, of London, DAVISON.
master, and sent her into Calais ; this privateer bast
been very successful, having taketc.Z4 prizes,, among
them-were several large Wtst Indiameal the pti-
vateer has sailed' for the Downs.