The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-06 00:00:00

WINDSOR, APRIL 4.

Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, the Duke
of CLARENCE returned here from Maidenhead, ac-
companied by two of the Master Fiizclarences. His
Royal Highness, atter paying his respeciS to the
QUEEN and PRINCESSES, set off, accompanied by
chddren, for Bushey.
, At four o'clock yesterday afternoon, the Princess
CHARLOTTE Of WALES arrived, attended by' Lady
1). CLIFFORD, on a Visit to the QUEEN. Her Royal
Highness went to the Lower Lodge, which has
lately been fitted up for her reception. Her
Royal Highness's sfay is exp.:died to be upwards of
a month.

APRIL 5..7-This morning the Archbishols of
CANTERBCRY and YORK, the LORD CHANCELLOR,
the Doke of Alowrriosa, Earls WiNctimszA
LESFORD, Lord ELLEN BOROUGH and Sir WM.
GRANT, Members of the QuEEN7s Council, arrived
at the QUEEN'S Lodge, where they were -received
by Doctors HALPORD, BAILLIE, • HEBERDEN, and
the: two WlLLts's, who laid their-report of the state
of the-KING before the Loids. They• afterwards
adjourned to the Castle and held a Council with the
Quiskrr, which wiis for the purpose of making a
qbarterly report of the state of the KING, under the
Regency Act; to the Privy Council:
The Earl of WINCHILSEA has appointed Mr.
30HN CLARKE as Junior Porter at the Queen's
Palace, in cousecpiente of the vacancy by the
(Teat 4 Qt. Mr. BAKER, occasioned by the bite of a
:bade dog.

Mr. PERCEVAL Will give a grand dinner to a nu-
merous party next Saturday.
The Marquis of HuNrs.clr, after accomplishing
the embarkation of hiss fine regiment at Portsmouth,
gave his gaillint O: ices :acid associates in arms a
sumptuous latewel dinner at the CrOwn there, on
Saturday last, when having gone through the usual
num.'s of friendly loyal 'martial toasts, they drank a
good sight of M --AirMONT'S army in Spain, 'whet-ft
'the French will soon feel the Highland bayocets of
the ,f2d, if the wind 'shall .prove fair for the F.,
tinsula. . • '
Viscount and Viscountess CAs-rtenEAGH gave a
grand dinner yesterday, at their house, in St.
litnes's-square, to Foil and Countess CAMDEN, the
arl of LONGFORD, Lord and Lady DUFERRIN, Mr.
and Mrs. PERCEVAL, Messrs. WATson and Ronal-
-BQN, &c. &c. His Lordship will give another grand
dinner next Sunday.

. .
The Lady of General Ross next Wednesday
Will enliven the fashionable world. with a splendid.
ball and supper, at het` elegant house, is Portland-
place.
. .
The Earl of CAsstiAttwill give a grand dinner
this day.. at his house, Whitehall.
Mr. POMSONBY and Lady MARY PONiONEY dined
Yesterday with Lady CATHERINE MORLEY, at
Twickenham.:
• Earl and Countess CHOLMONDELRY are expected
in town the latter end of this week from Brighton.

LATHRINE F is ill at the
4ouseady of C
her lather, End ORTESCUE
FORTESQUE,very in Grosvenor-
,s.tquare. In consequence of her Ladyship's illness
.'l4tsi Lordship teturued to town yrstet day horn a visit
Lord KING.
The Duchess of GORDON Was last night consi-
dered by the Faculty rather better.

The following letter we have received from
Mallon, Minorca, commonicates the' latt-st intelli-
gence respeeling the M,diterraiieatt fleet :

" Mahon, Feb. td, 1812.

" The Rodney is just returned from a cruize off'
Toulon. All is silugthere. She experienced very
dreadful m)eather, had two or three meo lost over-
board, and her seams completely opened. Nothing
can withstand the severe gales off. Cape Sici, in the
winter months. • The Edinburgh, Malta, and Cr-
Phalus, have iately joined us from England ;
ltlin-
strel and lkizard, trorn Malta ; and five transports
horn Bona, with bullocks, which are very scarce in
this Wand, and extravagantly dear. Admiral klAL-
xowEt.r., in the Malta, with a small squadron; is
toing otiAlicant ; the Repulse and Fume, are going
to the Gulf of Genoa ; Berwick, off Toulon ; and
Undaunted, to Marseilles. Sir, E. PELLEW intends
to proceed off Toulon with the fleet in a few. days.
The ships remaining here arc : •
" Caledonia, Hibernia, Royal George, Ville de Paris,
Malta, Implacable, Warspite, Centaur, Sultan, Kent, Born-
bag; Ajax, Swiftsure, Rodney, America, Leviathan, E.d.n-
utirgh (or the'line); Menelaus, Orlando; Alcinene,,lVlinstrel,
Blossom, GUadaloupc, and l'ytades.
" When the Armada arrives, the ImplaCabk and
Warspiie are expeled to go to England. The
Walloon Regiment, some time here, . lately sailed
for Alicant:—They are a' fine regiment, but .com-
Posed of all nations." •

Thursday last, a passenger in a stage-coach, which
tuns daily trom Chichester to 13rightor4 was seized,
neat Shoreham,' with a violent fit of insanity, and
bit a Lady, -who,was in the-coach with him, in a
Thost shocking manner, about the face and arms.—
`The coachmtm and outside, passengers, heariog her
screams, got down, and with much difficulty res-
'Cued her from the jaws of the mdniac. Two Gen-
tlemen then got inside, ,and pinioning his arms,
prevented him from doing farther mischief. On

the artiv.-11 of the coach in Brighton he was lodged
•

in the poor-hOUse.
•
The Plymouth Paper mentions a singular circum-
stance in the case otWyat, the publican, of Fowey,
who was convided of the murder of Valentine,' the
w. The prisonerwas brought up to •receive sen-
tenCeon Thursday, and Mr. Justice CHAMBRE, sup-
posing it to be. Friday, sentenced Wyat to be exe,
cuted on the „Monday following. The ACI of Par-
liament enacts, that persons convieled of murder•
shall be executed. within 4.8 hours after their con-
viaion, they are therefore generally tried.. on the
Friday, in order that they may have the benefit of
Sunday, which is a dies non. It was'ihe knOwledge
of this prthico that led the Learned Judge to mis-
take Thursday for Friday. The sentence,, however,
not being conformable to law, as it allowed a longer
pesibd than 48 hours between the convidion:.ang
execution, the prisoner was .brought up again on
Friday,. and setiten( ed to be executed on Saturday.
tote Plymouth papt-r, however, adds, that tbeexecu-
• tion is tespited tli the Ist of May, tind.the opinion
of the Judges is to be taken respeetiktg the legality
, Of the sentence.

POET.

TO THE MARCHIONESS OF DOUGLAES AND CL a•

DESIMLE.

By the lion. WILLIAM ROBERT SPENCER.

O'er St; S A WS brow (the fault was mine),
A frown one moment's Empire held;
The smile, which rules by sigh! divine,
The dark Usurper soon expell'd.

That Well he play'd the Monarch's part,
E'dn in that lawless reign I own; •
He justly picrc'd the repel heart,
Whose guilt had rais'd him to the throne.

Think not, by vain repentance driv'n,
Too late for mercy I appeal ;
Each wound that alien frvitin has giv'n,
That native smile can more than.heal !

Iteav'n has so fix'd their mutual pow'rs,
Th4t good or ill should ever thrive;
Night cannot lade so many flow'rs,
As Day returning can revive.

BUSINESS IN THE. HOUSE OF COmmoNs.—Tues-
day, April 7.—(Notice) sir john Newport's Mcition for Do-
cutnents respecting Persons connected with Maynooth, mak-
ing Converts to the Roman Catholic Religion. (Orders)
Committee oti Legal Quays Bill, Glass Duties' Bill, Park-
hurst Forest Bill, Report of Innkeepers' Bill.
Wednesday B.—(Orders) Committee on Bill re-
speding Members becoming bankrupts, Committee of Sup-
ply, Committee of -Wa)s and Means. - • -

THURSDAY, 9.—(Notices.)—Sir Thomas Turton's
Motion respecting rife Property Tax —Sir lohn Newport's
Motiun respecting Martinique Sugars- Mr. O'Hara's Mo.
tibn for an lnstrudion to the I ri•h Finance Committee, to
inquire into the Point Debt of the United Kingdom, and, the
Interest thereon—Mr.. William Wynne's Motion tOr 'Colonel
M`Mahon's Appointment as Private Secretary to the Prince
Regent. (Orders.) Wotton-Basset Election at three o'clock
.--Sea-Mater Bath Bill, 2d.

FarbAY, o.—(Orders.)--Clandestine Marriage
Bill, act— F nailer , -Consideration of Report ,Embezzleincrit
Bill —Committee on Goldsmid's Liquidation of Debt.Bill7
Adjotirned Debate on Motion respecting Capt. King-Com-
mittee on Gold Coin Bill. (Notice.) Mr. Lyttleton's
Nil to amend the Ad 22d George ill. chap. 33. So iar as
relates to the punishment of Tyranny, Cruelty, and Op-
pression. •
MONDAY, 13.--(Orders.)—Devon County. Rate
BiP, 2d—Committee on Irish Population Bill-Mouse to he
called over.

TUESDAY, 14:--(Notice.)—Mr. Grattan's Mo-
tion regarding the Sta:e of his Majesty's Subjeas professing.
the Roman Catholic Religion...

WEDNESDAY, i4.—(Order.)—Charitable Dona-
tion pill 3d reading

THURSDAY, i6.—(Notice.)—Mr. Herbert's Mo-
tion for an Inquiry into the Perjures, Frauds., and Abuses in
the License Trade.—(Orders.) Further Consideration', of
Report on 1 rish Stills Bill —Mail Coach Exemption from
Toil Bill, .ad. •
FRIDAY, 17.—(Order.)—Sinecure Bill, 2a read-
ing: Sir. C. Burrell, Committee to inquire into
the Losses sustained by parties %vhose monies are placed un-
'der the diNetion of Private Ads (f Parliament in the Bank
of England, in the name of the Accountant-General, td- be
vested in Govenunent Securiti4 —Mr, Grattan, Consider-
ation of the Report from the Cpininittee of last Session on
the Petition of the Irish Brewers.

TUESDAY, 21.^.—(Notices.)—Mt. Brand's Bdl to
amend the State of l&eptesentation of the People in hnglaud
--Mr. Brougham's Bill to amend the State of ReoresentatiOn
of the People of Scotlond —Marquis of TayistoCk's Bill - to
amend the Mode of taking the VOli in-County Eleetions.- -
(Order.) I' urtner Consideration of Rtport on Parish Regis-
ter Bill.