The Sun.
London, England, 1805-07-15 00:00:00

1112,17.A10UTH, JULY 13,

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WE have in al grlt bustle for sei-s.ria days
past with the preparations CEA have been making
for the reception of the RoYu. FAttrLY. . NUM.bers sat up all night to be gratified with the sight
of the arrival of the ROYAL FAMILY and this
morning, by four o'clock, did entrances to the town
from the London road was crowded. A. few mi;
mites before five o'clock. Ti vin MAJESTIES, and
PRINCESSES AMELIA, AUGUSTA, and-MmtY, arriv-
ed, to the great gratification of the Ethabitants. The
Windews and streets were filled; and, they were re-
ceived with hutzas and every demonstration of joy.
THEIR MAJESTIES went to bed.

Soon after nine o'clock HIS MAJESTY. rose, nod,
after breakfast, came out, of the Lode, tfccompa-
nied by the DUKE Of CUMBERLAND. His MAJESTY
appeared in *client• health and spirits, ,and nothing
the worse for the fatigues of the journey. Sir BaopE
\VATSON, Sir HARRY BUERARD NEALE, Captains
TONVEY, C. FOOT, and ELPHINSTONE, the Officers
of the Staff of the DUKE of CUMBERLAND, General
FITZEOY, and several Hanoverian Officers, paid their
respe6ts to His MAJESTY, and congratulated Min
upon his safe arrival. Hts MAJESTY in a. short time
mounted his horse, and rode to`the Camps, :Imola=
_pained by the above, and likewise Lord DUNDAS and
Mr..BROWNE., After His MAJESTY had reviewed
the Camps, he rode to the Pier-head, and viewed
the hnprovements that have' ately been made upon
the estate of the late Sir W. PUL TENEY.

The Roy Ar.. FAII1.1•, after dining at Derneze'4,
Hartford-bridge, set 'off 'abont three o'clock ; they
supped at the Star Inn,tAndovcr, about like, where
the, Princesses SOPHJ.A 411 d ANIELIA, finding them-
selves fatigued; went to bed. THEIR MAJESTIES
dtici the other PRINCESSES pursued their journey to
Salisbury; and Woodgate's Inn, where they arrived
at one o'clock, and'took tea.- They then went on to
Blatidtbrd andDorehester, where theyehanged horses
at the Antelope.. When they had got about four
miles froth Dorchester, One Of the leading horseS hi
the K1N6.4 carriasre ran a nail in one of his feet,
which so:Completely lamed him that .T.140t" MA-
.JESTIES were•obliged to go into Weymciuth' with
only &pair of horses.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Ct7m/lERLAND iS •
appointed the Commander in Chief of the Wey-
mouth Camp:
• The Ibllowinz are the arrivals nt Weymouth
tOrds Vernon and Matthews; Generals Fitzroy and
no\ ; Colonel Howard, Majt,i Forester; Captains Sunder-
land, Perkley, att,l-Mtimtv ; .Lady Mansfield; Rev. Niessts,
1110;tinbuty, 1. Broolze, Prke, and England; ,Messrs. e'er.
swine ',M., D. Barker, noughts, Manner, 111yer, And,2r-
son, and Greenley ; Mistresses ttloomtiury, Price, Eittiland,
and Greenley ; Misses Price and Greenley..

On Friday morning Lientenant-Colonel HERBERT
TAYLOR, of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot'
Guards, Private Secretary to 'the DOKE of Y6Ag.,
had a long intervithv with Lord 1.-ty,'Cqzt.;siit:ity,
when he was appointed confidential Set:ivory to "Its
MAjRATY. }li read tLe dispatches, and to
write Fits TY'F answers lie set off carlk ,on
.Saturday for Weymouth, to attend tits NIA sari.
This Gentleman was employed ,by the' illt.rxr: of
YORK to be his Secreutry Rov4l
went abroad last \Var. liis Royal liighnesS has
since presented. hiM.wl:.l: a Colonel's CornmisSion in
the Guards.

On Saturday rt4etatAlment from the Brivde of
Gtrirds- marched ta.,,fcpws YtAittvt-ti 4.1 tt,
ment of the King's Own Statfordghire militia,
On ThUriday the lii,thop of LoNnos. WaS
to appoint Mr. Vl/4r.ii.LIANI one Of the Gen-.
tleiten of the Chapel Royal-, in the ruoun of the latc
GioRGF MEDLEY, Esii. deceased:

Thz qt. rerbl.:.--rdegant mansion ofStansted, the neat
of the late It iimitv L, Sat on Satur-
day seinnight to ------ \VAT, Esq. for 173,60b1..
The Dutchess of DEvassitian is said to .be still
much indisposed. We sincerely hope her eye is not
in any danger, considering the calaMity. width her,
Grace has so lOng bent a vidim to in that respeet,
It is said that the agreement between the Covent...
Garden Proprietors and Mr. Berry baS been caneel-
led, because the latter demanded one hundred pounds
for his son's 1)ml-twin:ince every night he played next
sea oh. we believe, however, a. different arrange-
Ment was:made, and that after dedu&ing a certain
sum for expences, tilts buy is to receive, a moiety of
what the Theatre may cuntain,

Mr4.'SwpoNs goes to Scarborough to perform
with her brother STErnE KEMBL les company at
that place,' as soon as she has closed her renewed
engagement at Newcastle.
SUET, the ilEtor, received the rudiments of his mu-
sical education as one of Her MAJESTY 'S Choir, hence
the Dean Of ST. PAUL'S htN permitted his' remains to
be interred in the Catlwdral

, ,13y the new arrahgernerni which have taken place
tit Covent-garden, then ill be ieVeral removals,
Miss MAYR tor, M Wnr..vry,Ey, M rs. TAYLOR,
and Mrs. 141,17ren cr.r., are among. t'ilwe who tit tit the:
Theatre.

INCLEDwg i 4 wartiline, avttalr his time, to great ad.
vantage in Tjubliii. Mrs. MotlNTAusi is gone to
Ireland. iipon the satrK!
The Calendifr, sy general consent,
it seetris, likely to be WWI anniklied in Prance*
It is no wunder,. indeed, that,, degraded as they.are
by the usurpation of a low-born ibreignet, the people
should wish for old timer. - -
Amidst the vast circle of Attusetnents afforded
tty modern refinement in this gay Metropolis, there
is certainly no spot which possesses such unlimited
and forcible attractions as Vauxhall Gardens. Not-
' withstanding the unfavourable state of the weather
ever since the present season has commenced, the
Gardens on every evening of a Gala have been
literally erouded with r person of the first rank and'
fashions s

Who, in the lively scene, their orgies keep,"

till the roseate tinge_ 9f Phcebus enlivens the east-
ern horizon, and the revelry of the morn appears

4' Like tlieams mixt with the gravity of sleep."
The present Evening, it appears, will be devoted to
the Muses ; that of Wednesday to the Votaries of
!be God of Battle ; while « Bacchus, ever fair and
ever young," is sure to preside over each night's te-
crt-ttioti.

A 111111 lately sold his wife and child to a friend at
Tuxford, for-ss. The po woman was taken to
the place of sale, as is usual on such occasions, with
a Halter zound her wk.