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THE SUN•

1101AillA QUIT DICIRI ALSUMAUDIAT

LONDON; SEPTEMBER z, 1803;

No Mail arrived. this morning from Dpblin, but
we entertain a very :confident. hope that the state.
ment of a Fire there On.SOnday last is wholly with•

out foundation.

The Amazon Frigate arrived at Srithead yester.
day from Lisbon.

On Wednesday evening Their Royal Highnesses
the PRINCESSES AUGOXA and AMELIA, attended•
by L'ady PITT, took an airing in a Sociable through
the neighbourhood of Sunning Hill Wclfs, and re.
turnici by Blackness
,tia.the Lodge at Windsor soon
after seven o'clock. • ,
MAJESTY arrived frOtil LOndon soon after
eight o'clock, and afterwards had a,selea party at
the Castle ; Lord and Lady HENLEY were of the
company. •
His Royal Highness the DUKE of ‘.4MBR MOE
arrived at Windsor Castle in the, evening,
Yesterday morning soon after, breakfast His
MA J ESTY, accompanied by the Dolce of CAM-
BRIDGE and PRINCESS SOPIII A, attended by Lady
and Sir WM, PITT, Lord WAGS! NGII AM, Colonel
Firztto-i-, and Mr. FR FEM ANT E , took an airing
on horseback in. Windsor Great Park ; after his re-
turn His MAJESTY received ,the contents of the
Ilamburi;h Mail.
HER MAJESTY, accompanied by the PRINCESSES
AUGUSTA and Et.tzmaTki, attended by Ladies
CRANLEY and S•rAwet.n, took an airing in a
Sociable by Sunning and Ascot Heath Race
Ground,.and returned. soon after twelve o'clock.
Her Royal Highness the Pattic sss Amet,lA
took a gentle ride on horseback in the Little Park,
arid afterwards accompanied by the PRI Ncess MARY,
and attended by Lady C. DAM it, rude in a Sociable
up the Long Walk.
Yesterday the i 31h Regiment of Light Dragoons
had a grand Field Day on Ashford Common.
Lord and Lady A YLEsi3 uny yesterday morning
art iced at their Seat in Tottenham Park from
Windsor. , , .",
We understand it is finally settled that Marquis
CoeN wm.t.ts shall go Commander in Chief to ire.
land: Lord Finn WICKE Will rennin as Lord f,ien-
tenant.

The immediate cause of General Fox's

recall is some misunderstanding between him.and
Abe. Yeomanry, tespeding domiciliary visits by the
latter and the Regulars.--414ori.zitig Post,'
His Royal Ifightiess.Pltisca Wit.t.tAM OIGGOU.•
OtsTitß, in his progress along the Coast of North
Vales, has visl!ett all the Nobility and Gentlemen
of the Country. On Siturday last he visited the
13i,Ipp of ST. Asistiu ; he dined and slept that night
at the l'alace, :Ind the next day (being Sunday) he
attended Divine Service in the l renoon ar the Ca.
thedral. From the Cathedral he returned to' the
Pilace, where he received the visits of the principal
Cs airy in the neighbourhood. '}'he Bishop's Corps
wa, drawn out, and paraded upon the
lawn besore the P.Wice,unthr Ills Royal: Highness's
insptdion, who was pleased to express high appro.
bati n of the apt ratailCe Of the men.
Lord Hui-cti i;wiOtsr _resides at 1'144.5411g5, his Mi-
litary Duties calling him into that neighbouthood.
On Saturih'y last Capt. Wm. STEWART, of the
SI Foot (or Buffs), ernharlted at Gravesend, with
ttto, h,und,ra and twenty of the Middlesex Recruits,
raised for the Army of Reserve, to join his Regi.
meat at Jersey. Similar reinfOrcements have lately
.sailed for the other Corps stationed at Guernsey and

Jersey.
Soon after General Vox took tl►e command in
ireland, an order we. understand was issued prohi-
biting the Military from wearing their 'side.arins.
The consequence was that the Soldiery were not
only Insulted, but it was hardly safe for them to tip.
pear in the streets, and We believe they were re.
stvrtd.

It cannot be on acettunt of the want of Arms
that Government have resolved to reduUe the Vo..
lot admitting that they have not at present
a single rmisqttot in.store, we arc well assured that
twenty thousand might be manufaetured in a week,
which would constitute a supply perfeetly. equal to
every demand for arms. ,
A Committee of the Corps, a few of whoid'ment.
t,irrs were in an affray at Mortlake:o4:oe 201.-lilt.
'net on Wednesday 'to investigate Vmduti,
Allen one. of. the Gentlemen • was dismissed' the
Lorrf, for his unsoldier.like behavionr„and the
whets reprimanded by their Commancling'Oflicer.
An_ arrangement is-mentioned in some of the let-'
rers from the North; namely, a family allianee'be..
'tussle' and Great frritain.
tress the DUKE Of CAmoa.spow, auorditig to this.
,ity;ingetnent, is to matty,,a Russian Plineess.(not
yame:t) and to have the PiCtorate'ol Hanover, With
new title,

Th.. Royal Humane SOeiety .have awarded to Mr.
1:"., Gil I. SP ENC ft, of Bread.street, Clreapside,
t ir honorary silver medallion for theinvention of
lifaritze Spincer, for, the preservation of lives in
ca)c•i of fillipwreck or other accidents at sea. This
consists of a girdle to fit the body, 6 inches
broad, composed of about 800 old tavern corks
stru, g upon a strong wire,, well lashed together
with lay-cord, covered with canvass, and painted
in on,' so as to make it water-proof; when it is
wanted, it is to be slid front the feet close up un-
tier the arms, and to be fastened over each shoulder
1)y means of tapes or cords. A person thus equipped
may safely 111141. himself to the, waves, for he will
004 head and bhoulders above water in any storm,
and by paddling with his hands may easily gain the