The Sun.
London, England, 1804-12-01 00:00:00

iite AO? Ah PAAHLY.

St :ICE Hatt MaitsTy first intimate an intention
of giving' a grand Fete in the Castle, in honour of the
IN INC ESI AUCUITA.'S Birth-day; the Pitt NC els Eft
it-ive been making preparations for the gay scene.
Every one is busily employed in getting ready some
new dress.; and the twice of these illustrious Ladies
in the fine works, such as embroidery, tambour, and
netting, has long been deservedly the theme of
panegyric —From six o'clock, the hour of retiring
from table, namely, after taking coffee, the Qu r
ar‘d the Patric colts proceed to HER MAJESTY'S
work.room, where each 'Lady has a separate work.:
table, with two wax lights. The effect produced
from seeing the QUEEN and her five charming
daughters, all elegantly dressed, seated in different
parts of the room (for in the coldest weather. it'is
not usual for them to sit near the fire), and encircled
by such a glare of light, is beautiful beyond de.
seription. .
From the hour ahoy' e.mentioned until eight
o'clock, the PRINCESSES work at their needle. The
QUEEN is employed in working a dress. of white
muslin. The PJ.INC€SS.SoPHiA Myles herself in
tambour and netting, in both of which accomplish.
ments she excels • every Lady belonging to the
Court. The PRINCESS Fa.tzAarnt is. engaged in
painting a variety of ornaments on velvet. Her
Highness has finished some groupes of flowers which
display uncommon taste and richness. She has also
drawn some very. beautiful medallions for (ran.
sparencies, intended to he exhibited on the night of
the- approaching gala ; the subjeas from • views
taken by sea and land .when the ROYAL FAMILY
were at Weymouth daring the last season. The
PRINCESSES AUGUSTA, MARY, and ANIF 1. IA, are
finishing the same kind of work as the Qua EN.
Report says, that Sc. George's Hall will be fitted
up for the intended Fete, but we have since heard
that some other state apartments, which are nearly
finished, will be appropriated to that 'purpose.
'Should the above noble saloon be the destined
seent, and, indeed no 'place can be, better calculated
to give it full effea, about eighteen years will have
elapsed since a Gala was given there, and that was
on the PRINCE of WALES'S Birth.d.ty, when
tipsier& of goo distinguished personages supped
in that magnificent apartment ; the KING,
QUEEN, the PRINCE, the ROYAL DUKES, and the
PRINCESSES, being all seateil under a Throne, at a
table elevated by a flight of steps, above the com-
pany .

Dr. TEARSON a,
nd Mr. CLINg have been attend.
ing ,KEMBLI, and it is at length discovered, that
his indisposition does not arise merely,from a strain,
but fromthe rupture of some muscular fibres on his
side, the efted of severe exertion. Fie may well
say, " throw thjsic to the dogs," for time and
patience are the only remedies prescribed to him;
and he is ordered to cry their efficacy for six weeks
or two months. '
Nts, Si DD o Ns.—Several infamous paragraphs
have.been some Woe in circulation (evening Mrs.
St ODONS, which have had no 'foundation hut in, the
despicable malignity of the writers. We have many
times, attempted to obviate the effeel of these malt.
:volent. .slanders, hut the same venom which gave
birth to them has induced the authors to bring t hr. in
forward again in various shapes. At length these
vile calumnies have reached the ears .at Mr. St D.
ports, who has,' we find', by Public Advertisement,
offered one thousand pounds' for the' discovery and.
conviction of any one of those anonymous De6tners,
It remains for us to add, that never were calumnies
more misapplied than in . the presesit instance, es
Mrs. Sionost is deservedly as much esteemed for
the uniform propriety of her condulf,, acid her own.
plary virtues in private life, as site is admired by
the Public for transeendant genius in her prolessitio
Mr. HattLev's authentic Account of she Yalu!
R.,,i,,,, accompanied b his correct Portrait, en.
graved from an on' Sketch ‘by Freeman, was
delivered to the Pad ,is afternoon.
BON MDT.--A Gentleman, of iiiberoriaU extrac.
tion, nut less ,remarkable for the suavity of Lis
manners than the geritility of his person, lately
stopped at a butcher's stall in Liverpool, and tans
earth/auk aildreased the sneer with some apparent,
warmth, " what's the price. of pork to.tiay ?"
" tsn.pence" was the reply,—" Llogs atelatiey,"
rejoined Pat—" Se I perceive," telpfted the gen.
tlesnan Di the knite and cleaver, Catlin)/ an arch look.
At his customer 1...4t is unnecessary to add, that
the conversation very abruptly broke of.
An exchange of private Signals, end other mat.
ter's. of importance, have, we understand, been agreed
upon by the Courts of St. James's and St. Peters.,
burgh,
,The principal building for the grand Poo of
20,000. stand .of'artlls, now cteCting near the West'.
gate of Bury, is externally completed, and 'the root
ready for coveting, Although theground.for theionse
was not marked out till the. beginning of September.
.I‘t forrnsa very handsome bride edifice. . • •
Mioot.wszx ELicrtoN.—tieventen more Bills
foe perjury were found by the Grand Inquest, at
Westminster, on Wednesday lakt, against Voters
for Sir F. Bo ant-yr,
Lieut. Morrrassox is appointed to the command
of the Ceie/5 Gun.vessel, at Plymouth; as is Lieut.
TITTIT to the Wrattsler, at Deal'.
On Monday was married LiCtit,, jotIN.SPIAR.
I NG, of the Royal 'Marines, to Miss SA.RAtt IVIARSEI
BRADLEY, only daughter of ' the Rev,:ritoNtess
BAAULRY, Reelor pi. Hartley, Kent...
• Lyttris Nor. 29.--Weltad bUt a moderate sup.
ply of Wheat today ; the inferior snits met with a
depression of 4.,. per quarter, but the fine qii.ilities.
fully supported the prices quoted in my latit.--Liar.
ley at the early part of the day was teadily hold at
4.85. per quarter, but towards the close, at a teduc.'
lion of about ts. per quarter.
Al shilmai Fair, yesterday sennight, store beaits
and. sheep rather advanced yin pike. Best hops, _of
the present year's growth, SOW:lrons 41. to 4.1. 105.
per cwt. . .
At iiiitiporth Marker, en Saturday last, Wheats
were 33t. to 365. per bag
,-of it score, svllicli, we
have to observe, is from 35._ to 4.i. per l.nig lower
than iri_the preceding market. '," Batley is also tower,
1.1: per bag. Hog Nall, Oats, ece. have met with a
considerable fall in price.