The Sun.
London, England, 1812-06-29 00:00:00

THE KING,

Yesterday being the last Sunday in the month,
the following Bulletin was show❑ at St. James's
Place :

. 6' Windsor42astle, June 27.
" Since the last Report, his MAJESTY has had
an increase of his,disorder;..‘vhich has again sub-
sided.

" IP HALFORD,
" M. •&MILLIE,
" W. HALFORD,
.‘ J. WI,LLIS,

I, AViLLi"

WINDSOR, JURE 27.---The Princess CHARLOTTE
of WALES is expected. 'to reside here during the
summer. Her.. Royal Highness -occupies the
apartments in the Lower Lodge, that were fitted
up for the PRINGE REGENT, previous t the AclNG's
illness. She takes the exercise of riding on horse-
back daily, when the weather permits, with her
Royal Aunts.
Since the late grant
.of Parliament, the -• PIUN
• CESSES have lately had their own private stables,
-horses, carriages, servants, &C. &c. their livery is
similar to the Royal Dukes: Their principal
amusement is riding on hortehack, going to Frog-
more, or the Princess ELIZABETH'S charming cot-
tage, at Old Windsor.

WINDSOR, ,TITNE.' 28.—Yesterday, about twelve
o'clock, the ArchbiShops Oil CANTERBURY and
IroRK, the. Duke of MoNTRosE, Earls AYLES-
FORD and WiNcHELsE,A,Xembers_of the QUEEN'S
Council. arrived, at the QUEEN'S: Lodge, where
they were received by. tLe KING'S six iictors,
who laid the Report, of the
.state of his MA.w.ry
before them. After a consultation,,they adjourn-
ed to the. Castle, and :being introduced into the
presence of the, QU,EgN, .they proceeded, to hold
a Council, and sat' till half-past .eight, when, all
the Members, except Earl 'WINCHELSEA, took
,their departure for London., In the evening the
QUEEN artd,FßlNcy,sss went to Frogniore to tea,
Attended by Earl WINCHELSEA, Ladies ROSSLYN,
ELY, VAL/LET, and DE CLIFFORD; General GARTH,
and COlonel TAYLOR.

This morning Princess CIIARIOTTE of `VALES
attended Divine service at St. George's Chapel,
accompanied by the Bishop of, SALISBURY and
Lady DE:CrarFoRD.--The Sermon was preached
byDr.,CooKsoN.---the QUEEN and PRINCESSES
had Divince Service performed in the Castle.

Yesterday divine service was performed at Carl-
'[on. HOuse,:by the Rev. Mr. I.lLomsr.:Ro, Clerk of
the Cioset to the PnnicE REGENT'and his house-
- •

Saturday Lard CASTLEREAGH had an audience
of the PRINCE RECENT • and yesterday the LORD
CHANCELLOR had an audience of his Royal :High-
ness.

Saturday, at two o'cloA, a Cabinet Council
was held at the Foreign-Office.
Yesterday the l'AiNcE REGENT gave a grand
dinner to the Royial Dukes, the Cabinet Ministers,
and several official Gentlemen.

• .
His Royal Highness the RRINcE REGENtT
on Saturday with Earl CfIOLNIONDELEY, at Egre-
moat House. The Duke of CUMBRIDGE and the
Marquis of HERTFORD were of the select and dis-
tinguished party.
On Friday evening • last, Grosvenor-house was
opened to the fashionable world, with-a rout and
card-party.
The Marquis of HERTFORD will give grand
dinner on Thursday at• his house in _Manchester
square, to his Royal 'Highness the PaiNci RE-
GENT. •

The Earl of CONYNGHAM will give 'a grand din-
ner to-morrow, at his house in Great Stanhope-
street, May Fair, to, his Royal Highness the
PRINCE REGENT.

Viscount and ViscountessMsLßoußNE will give
a grand dinner on Saturday to his Royal Highness
the PRINCE RESENT.

Wednesday night the Marchioness of HERT-
FORD will entertain a select party at her house in
Manchester,square.
The Countess of CLONMr,LL gives another splen-
did route this evening to a large party of fa-
shionables.

The 11tarchioness of lIERTroRD closes her dis-
tinguished parties by a numerous assemblage of
fashion in Manchester-square, early in the next
week.. s
This day the Duke.and Duchess of BUCCLEUGH
and family will leave town for Dalkeith, their seat
in Scotland.

The Earls of GREY, COWPER, and Jrfassv, are
Among the coinpany on a visit to the Earl of
TIPW2T, at his scat in Kent.

The Parks were yesterday crowded with elegant
company'. The. Carriages tour deep ; amongst
the equipages were;
.The Duchesses of Rutland, Argyle, and Richmond ' • the
•Marehioneses of Salisbury and Bath ; the Countesses ofßar-
ryinore; Cholmondeley,, Cionniell, Sefton; and Jersey; Ladies
licatheOle,• Sidney Smith, Mr. Palmer, Mrs Ponsonhy, and
Smith Burgess.

The Earls of 'BARRYMORE and WII;CHILSEA,
the Marquis of TAvz STOCK, &c were amongst the
equestrians. The were not cleared until near
seven o'clock.

Two foreign Noblemen of distinction landed on
Friday, at lianvicb, frOm the Lord Nelson packet,
which. brought over the last mail from Anhcilt.
It is supposed that they are charged with an im-
portant mission to our Government from the
Court of Petersburgh.
A former mail acquainted us that an expedition
was in preparation in the Tagus.; and it is now
stated that a considerable force, to the amount,
'as is said, ,of 5000 men, had been embarked in
that river, and was to be joined by a reinforce-
ment at Cadiz or Lisbon. When the packet sail-
ed, several of the transports were dropping down
the Tagus.