The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-02 00:00:00

ITEYNOUTH, JULY

This morning the Kt rm and PRzin Ess Aucus-r
bathed ;as they returned to the Lodge th were
met by the QUEE3T, PRINcESSES ELIZABETH and
SOPHIA, 1.4....1d3' STA;VELL, Sir NEALE, a'rd At.
tenciant;. They wallced on the'Esplanade till
fast time.

HIS MAJESTY aqd PRINCUSS'SOrHIA, DUKE of
GLOUCESTER, COI. FtTzttoi, on horseback, with
Lady Ctto,N4y in a phaeton, rode through St.
Martin's town. -HFR MAIEsTy,• the PRINCESS
CHARLOTTE Of ‘V:..LES, • Countess of ELGIN,' and
Lady CATHCART in their Sociables, rode over Bin.
combe Hills. After which the PRINCESSES
13E7'1: and SoruyA ,Lady
•..ATIACART, and Miss ONS.
LOW, walked from the Esplanade to the Libraries.
The Bishop of S. Asitru arrived here yesterday
an walked, in conversation with THEAR.
TIES this morning, on the Parade. •

JULY 31.

This morning the PIgNCES,S CHARLOTTE 01
WALES bathed.

After hreakfaq THEIR MAJESTIES, the Pkm-
CESSES, and the DA.IKE of Gt.ovcEsTEß) walked to
the Quay,to go 051 board the Royal Charlotte Yacht,
it being a fine day and the wind to the Westward.
The PRINCESS CHARLOTTE Of WALES and 1.,;41y
ELGIN took an airing on Portland'SandS, ' through
the parish of Wyke Regis. • ,

Lord PELHAM is arrived hert, and brought the
resignation of Lord LEtctSTER, and Lord 11'-itT-
moUTK, is appointed in his room.
Mr. CHOLMONDEL EY and Dr. MosS are arrived
here also.

N9lttotx Er,EcTroN.---On, Thursday morning,
the adjourned meeting of the Comity Court of Nor.
with was holden at. the Shire.hall, when Mr. ADAIR,
in a speech of considerable length, endeavoured to
impress on the mind :of the Sheriff, that he was
bound to return those Gentlemen who were declar-
ed highest on the poll. He read a protest against the
power of the Sheriff to continue the Scrutiny. The.
point was argued on the other Side; With gre'ai.
warmth;-by C. limtvty, Esc. who contended the
Sheriff was bound. to:proceed tin the Scrutiny:' The
Counseol on behalf—of Sir J. AsTL E Y and Dil%•
COKE spoke in favour -of their Clients' ; -after
which, Mr. Cox e declared his intention of taking
advantage of any illega;ity which the Sheriff
might commit. COlonel Woo EUOUSE land Sir J.
Tt,tty said a few words, when the SAeriff's Ass'essa
said be should take time to determine: on
jeCtionS that had been stated, and' aCedingly ad:
journed the Cuurt till Vriday'niorning. , The argu.
ments of this day were ehiefiy to esta;nish- the p
whether the Linder Sheriff had a right to adi.nirn
the Court in the ahsence of the High.,Sheriff, which
being carried in the affirmative,- the Court -was ad-
journed till Saturday, when the,,Scrutiny was .ex_
petted to be-proceeded in. •

Saturday the Lottery Wheels' made in, the reign
of QtrEpflAN:tac, were carried from Somerset._
House, with the usual ceremonies, to the present
place of drawing, tbe Scots Corporatio4 Hall, ;it
Craw- coart, Fleei.street. The drawing commenced
this morning at nine o'clock, and will be colitintied
every Thursday and 'Monday following until the
whole is finished. Every person desirous of being
present will he admitted till the Oakle.ry is fulls which.
holds about one hundred and eighty people ; but no
one will be suffered to go out till each,day's draw..
ing is completed, This regulation is found neces-
sary, to prevent the great assemblage of idle. and
disorderly 'petsoos that have usually .attende'd the
drawing of every Lottery, on aer.ount Of the faci-
lity of ingress and egress at Guildhall, A printed
Numerical List of Prizes and Blanks will be
fished by authority, the next'day after each day's
drawing. •

The Ticket Nb. 795 r, in the present Lottery,
as first drziwn this day, entitled to Ftyc Iliogsand
houPcli, wad sold nd registered at the old Cfrice of
Sivrri and Co. No. .7,4, Poultry, where Tickets
i -
and Shares (warrallted -un„rawn) will continue on
sale Tuesday, WedilesSay, FridAy, and Sapidvy,
iri each week,

THEIR MAiEsTIEs and the ProNctssts •last
night honoured the Theatre with their presence,' to
see the Comedy of The Will, and the Farce of The
R g ee •