The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-03 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH,
Am Ir.

. , .. .
THE ROYAL FAMILY returned from their cruize
yesterday before three o'clock, and we are sorry to
learn this early return Was occasioned by the ipdis.
position of HER MAjESTY, arising from' the.eit.it
Of the sea. ,
. .
Soon after their return to shore Hts MAjESTY;
accompanied by the DU,KES of Cumn aRLANn and
CAMBRIDGE, Generals GARTH, CARTU;RIGHT, and
FiTzkOv, inspeiled the Picket Guard of the .Ca.;
v.alry and Infantry doing duty here. .
In the evening the Koym. FAMILY honoured
the. Theatre with their presence. They went in
very grand style. .The two carriages Which THE tit
MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES went in, were
drawn by the white Hanoverian horses, and THEIR
IVI AI E sT t E 3 were drove by an Hanoverian Coachman.
On their way °try were cheered by
.the
,Populace ;
and on their entrance into the Theatre, they.
:were
received with the most enthusiastic applathe, and
the Performers came forward and sung" GOd Sarbe
She King." The Play was The Dramathl ; rapid,
,Mr. SANDFORD, and Marianne, *MiSS CaANI..--
The Scotch Ballet or Donald and Pegg), the
Drunken Footman, by Mr. MILLER ; in which
‘.cliarildeM
r, by command of THEIR Aittsv ss, he
repeated a Comic Pas Suel, in wooden shoes, which
I. was received with unbnunded applause.
' - This morning His MAJESTY was, as owe, on
horsehick by seven o'clock, and took a ride in the
Camp, and inspected the whole of the 'Regiments
there. His MAJESTY returned to the Lodge at
nine' o'clock io breakfast. • , :

- On:account of the indisposition of HER MAJESTY
yesterday at sea, the ROYAL FAMILY did not go on
board the Ylcht this 'Morning. Soon• after ten
o'ctoCk Ills MAJESTY, accOrDpanied - lay the NU N.
cassHs Sol.lll A. and AtstemA, the Duxes of CUM.-
BERLAND and CAmsittoos, attended by Ladies M.
WINYARD and I. Tity NNE, L'Ail HAWKEA.URY,
Generals CART w 1 CI:IT:GARTH, FITERoy, and se-
veral other.o::tieral Oificecs, let the Lodge in grand
procession on horseback, and to- k a ride across the
Country to purchester. The QU EEN and PRI ti-•
EsS EL'I-ZABEI‘H,. in a eltais-e and 110," and the
PalNcEssv:4 AuctsiTA and MARY, -in a
followed on the iniyin.roadi AU the Royal -Family
.met. at Dorchester Birracks; where the DUKE at
CUM ri LAND's Germ in .I.4mi are quartvrsd. A -
most eltgant cold collation wz,s 11°6 by the
-Field Officers,: of which FAmt EY did;
—them the honour to partiikr: The Roy at Patty .re.
turned to the King',' Lodge' to dinner. Ail the
Shills in the • karb:ur •hvtn their ymds, and
Kuria the RovAti FAMILY on their leaving the-
shore, in the Yacht, and on their return, which is
always, echoed by the Fo'polace On the shore. This
ceremony was not observed yesterday on their re..
turn to shore, to,avoid the noise, on account 01.1-IsR
MAjEsTY, and, we understand likewise, the Pat et;
cessts, being unwell froth the excessive hest of tt e
.weather, and,the effiets of the sea ; but we are ex..
'trethely haNy to observe HER MAJEsTy and the
PRINCESSES " appeared at the Theatre, perfeffly
recovered:' HEX MAJ EsTy appeared in most ex.
cellent spititS.

Airived.yesteiday at the Royal Hotel, Lady BUT.
LEK and Misr Mr..and Mrs. GOLD/AES.
;•FEC and family, Mr:;. CALts

sErTEMBER 1.

Our town was never so gay, or so prosperous, as
at this time ; the festivity that now reig,ns, f,tr ex.
cecds.any that we have had since the ROYAL.
MILY honoured us with their company. His MA.
jEsyy ha, beenliedrd to say, he will make the vod
people of Weymouth amends this season for nut vi.
siting them lat. • •

The Picket Guard; the Cavalry, Infantry, anti
the Somersetshire and Staff.ndihite Militia., were
last night, as usual, drawn up in front of the Lodge,
to be inspetted by Hts MAJESTY, who soon alter
came, attended by the DUKES of CUMBERLAND and
CAMP RIDGE, Generals CARTWRIGHT, FITZROY,
nd GARTH; and all the Field Officers., After going
.thtiough* several manoeuvres, part of the Staintd.-
Aihtte' Militia marched to receive Hts MAJESTY in
his way to the beach. His MAJESTY seemed in
high,spirits, and was touch pleased with their sol.
dier.like appearance. Aiterwards HIS' MAJESTY,
.went on the Esplanade, where he walked, and con.
'hided there till dark, with the greatest condescen.
sion.. His MAJESTY conversed with several per.
sons of ditinEtion, particularly Lord 4 HAWK ESSURY:
and PAIr r. ET.. This morning, at seven o'clock, His,
MAJESTY` was:on horseback; rode on the sands, and'
through; the principal streets in the town, and in.
•spetied the. light frames,. Which are now making
here for the conveyance of Troops; His MA.
J ESTY highly approved .of .the plan, and returned to
the Lodge to breakfast, • .
There are three new elegant bathing machines;
providea, for the, ItoyAL. FAMILY: one with a
Crown upon it, and Gad t(ive the Kitts inscribed'
,t►Jiot3 it ; the second with a Crov, n, anti God save the;
quern, and the third, Long live the Royal Feimily.i
Tliistittrningitte Pit Nc AUGUSTA Waled R
.eftereight Welocki. iii one of ilicto, for the first;
His general, bathes in a warm;
This morning: the ROYAL FAMILY, attended. by:
the Earlpf Xll a [DOR, Lordi PAUL IT And HAw lets;
LadiesAVlNyAeo,.. THYNtre,
:,and ILCHtsrritß and daughters, Sir Roklat
'SoNi and Coloneh.MAritNcHAm, and all the Officers
of .the StafFordshiii-Militia, left. the Lodge on their
way to the Beach, where the Royal Barge was wait 4
in, to take them on hoard, the Sol.seeeigrt
Yacht ; they, were saluted by the populace, anti on-
board the Vessels by the sailors, who gave them a
salute.,

7 'The grand,Bd.il of last night, given by the Master
of the Ceremonies, . at the Ruyal,,l-lotel, for his
benefit,, received a greater honour than any Master
of the Ceremonies ever txperiencedin this countiy,
by the'RoYAL L.: honouring his benefit with
their company, . attNittion .their presence
wits sufficient to ensure a 'full attendance.. The
Itoonis were filled inconsequence at ayery'early ioth
to an uncommon degree, that at. times it was hardly
possible to, moye; all the beauty anit.fashion in the
taws, and for several miles round weir present,
cm), one bein.apXious to ilaVe the honour and
plea,sure c.f being in ocimpany, in the same roan
with.4he. itoY.4I,II.Aut.LY. 4icHMarter LI- Lila

Ceretnnnies
appeared highly sensible of the honour
done him by the Royal presence, and, as was his
arteritive, and with which'th,
Ittrrt r..FAro r •;ec_notsd sensible, as they remained.
till past
,tin o'clock, when-they retired, apparently.
highly-grati:fitd with 01.'' eiening's amusement.
This motning we were highly gratified with. a
most chorming sig it, bk.a.numbei,nf parties engag_
les a sailing boats, .and set off on cruize, cam.
pany with the ke7. ;11 Sovereiin'Ylcht. The sky
being dear; and sea quite serene;:rendeii the scene
charming beyond description.