The Sun.
London, England, 1805-09-30 00:00:00

FALSTA FY.

The Public oft -have rattiof seen

Ai coarse in uttirance, manners, mien,
As if from earliest days be knew
No other than his ruffian crew.
But, with a shrewd rell:iting mind,
And humour's native force combinid,

Kiting, to Stt A K.SritAR a's meaning right,
Exhibits' a degenerate Knight,
Witt) seems to make no empty. vaunt , •
That 'Mit he jok'd with John or GAUNT*,
And well might Princely lint. entice
By wit and mirth, with all his vice.

+ Second Part of Henry IV, Ad 34, Scene 2d.

P.Y IWO U7ll , SEPT. 27.

Last evening', the ROYAL FAMILY honoured' the
Theatre with their presence again. The house was
tilled in every part..
This morning, soon after seven o'clock, his
nzsTY, accompanied by Count..MU3STER, General
FITZROY, Colonels TAyr.,Oti. and 130ENaTT, walked
on the 'Turnpike Road as far as the Turnpike,Gme,
The German Legion passed His IVIAtEsTy on their
march to Southampton. They haltei ,:11‘Ited
His MAJESTY, 'which being over, Hip MAJESTY C‘inr
versed with several" of the °dicers, and they then
proceeded on their march. His M ‘JEsTY than took
several turns ,upon the k.4platiade, till the Mail air
rived from London, when His MAJEsTy retired to
SC9II after eleven o'clock the IlovAt4
Fl'ottr.y.set off liar Fail Doaouss-rett's salt it
ton-Abbey. Their MAJESTIES' went in their tray
yelling carriage.; the PitiNcEssus in coache4. They
were, followed by. POUnteis Ladies
'BUIXELEY and Tityiutg, the ,Equerries and
de-Camps, Count MuNsTaa, Lord and Lady PAU....
LErT,. and several others. On their arrival A the
Noble Earl's mansion a great concourse of people
were assembled from the -neighbourilig vilinges• to
see them. They alighted, from their carriages, and
proceeded to view the beautiful pleasure-,rounds
and gardens.; with which they appeared haly de-
lighted. The:servants of the Noble Earl appeared
in new liveries, and the in:)st splendid preparations
were Made for the reception of the ROYAL PARTY:
A number of cooks, confeaioners,' and others, were
.broUght froth London to make the entertainment it
the most splendid style possible. At three o'clock'
the ROYAL FAMILY sat down to a most sumpttiou,i
dinner. We lament the Noble Owner of the mansion
cannot enjoy the good things of it, as he.. is so ex-
tremely affli&ed with the gout, that he has lost the
use of his limbs, and when he moves it is in a chair,
with wheels, and a servant draws it. Ninety beds
are made up, but the Party is so numerous that they,
are not sufficient.
MILTON ABELY, SEPT. tN.—Early this morning
His MAJESTY, with several attendants, took on air,
ing on horseback in the pleasure grounds. After
breakfast the Royal Party took an airing in the Park,
andever Earl DoitcnEsTatt's estate, His MAJESTY,
Princesses AUDUSTA, SorkitA, and AMELIA, rode
on horseback. , The QUEEN; Princesses ELtEAneftt
and IVlAttv; attended by Countess ILCIIESTER and
Lady THYNNE, went in two carriages. They were
accompanied,by Lord and Lady PAULETT, General
Fitzaoy, Colonels TAytoi, HOWARD,: BURNETT,
CAMPBELL, and STEWART.
The ROYAL FAMILY will leave Weymonth at five
eclock On Friday morning. They will , dine .at
Hartford Bridge, and they are expeaed to arrive at
Kew the same evening, about eight, or nine o'clocki