The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-26 00:00:00

WEYMOOTH, ocT. 24..

THEIR MAJESTIES gave a juvenile
Ball to tt.e younger branches of the N')ble
who have been introduced to them at Court.--A
SeleCt Patty of their Noble Parents were likewise
present.
This morning, soon after ten o'clock, His MA-
-3 m aunted hiS Charger, and, accomoanied by
Fail ROSSLYN, Lords WALSINCHAM, RIVERS, and
Dtcpy ; Generals MANNERS, MANNINCHAM, and
FITZROY, rode in. Binnicomb Downs, to review the
TroopS stationed there.
About half past eleven HER MAjesvv, the
PatNcgssEs, the PRINCESS SOPHIA +),f GLOUCES.-
TER,' attended by Ladies It,citv.s.rvit, M. VyN.
YARD, E. THYNNE, and Mrs. DR AX, went in five
carriages, and honoured Mr. and Mrs. DAMER.WiIII
a visit.

After the review His MAissrr and his At.
tendants arrived, when the whole of the ROYAL
PARTY partook of a most sumptuous Entertain.
mein.

Velteidity liftt MAJESTY and the PRiNCESsiS
honoured Lady PAULETT with it visit for several
hours. Het Ladyship's lovely daughters were 'very
much noticed by HIM IVfAtistY 'and 'the Fleur_
c EssltS, Lord HINTON Was of the Party.
This evening the RultAt. FAMILY till 110110tif
the Theatre with their presencei.to see The Rivals',
for the-Benefit of Mr. PALMEIt.. • • '
Arrived at the King's Head : •
Rev, Mr. Durbin, Mr. and Mrs. Potter{'. Pahttlit, Esti.
lion. Mr. Anderson:

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GRAND BRIGADE. Yesterday morning ateleven
o'clock the six following Volunteer Regiments
marched irto Hyde Park, where they were brigaded
under the Command of Major. General the Rawl of
HARR aNcrrori The,Hon. Artillery Company Vo.
lunteers, the 4.th Loyal London, the 7th ditto, the
Sth ditto, the 56 ditto, the ad ditto. They form.
ed with the right wing towards CuMberland Gate,
and the left towards the Serpentine River ; the Hon.
Artillery Company with their field-pieces and Sharp
Shooters, took the right, and the others, as above
set down ; there stoSS-al Company of she First Regi.
ment of Life. Guards to keep the ground.
The Earl of HattztuoroN, accompanied by. Ge.
netals BURRARD and Gtosirect.ott, and several other
Military Officers and Gentlemen on horseback, ar.
rived a little after. The ground was very much
crowded with spectators of all de,criptions ; the
fog being so thick that half the length of the
Line was not • visible. They commenc-d their
different manoeuvres, the Earl of HAERING.
TON giving the 'word of command. They per,.
formed all the various evolutions in the most soldier.
like manner, firing by Wings,. Companies, and Re.
giments ; they marched in Regiments, in line and
in divisions. All the Corps acquitted themselves
with the greatest honour and propriety; it would,
therefore, be invidious to particularize any, when
the whole performed so admirably.
ROYAL. EAST INDIA VOLUNTIERS..-- This fine
Brigade, with a Rifle Corps, six field.pieces, and a
very full Light Company. to each of the three Regi.
ments, at two o'clock came on the ground, and
were formed in regular brigade order, with an op-
posing enemy in ambush, the Royal Westminster
Corps. The spirit and correctness with which the
Brigade performed the many complicated manoeuvres
of a sham fight and review, during which they tra.
versed great part of the Park, -and fired most ad.
mirably and steadily, merit the warmest encomium.
The very interesting Musical Drama of The wife
of Mat Husband:, was represented last night at
Drury. Lane Theatre, but not before so numerous
an audience as the general merit of the acting de.
served.—Mrs. POWELL, who his been much indis.
posed, matte her first appearance for this season in
the eouotess Belflar, which she performed admirably
throughout.--She was received with the'most
tering ,applause on her entrance.—WROUCHTOM;
JOHNSTON, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, and MISS Ds
CAMP, all acquitted themselves verrathy. in their
respettive characters.—The Farce was Thr Liar;
and EursToN displayed great comic spirit in Young

Covs4T Gmtnem.-.—The second representation
of The Jihad Bargain, list night, fully established
this lively and affecting drama in public opinion,
and confirmed all that we have said in its favour.—
The best feelings of our nature are strongly inter.
ested, and the pathetic and risible qualities of the
Piece are so well relieved, that attention is always
kept alive. 'Ole skiing was, if possible, better than
at first. K.. 1111.11, FAWC:RTT,' and Law is,
excited and deserved all the applause they received,
which was loud and frequent. The audience called
fur the Epilogue Song a second time with so much
vehemence, that KINIBLIt at last was obliged to
come forward, and apologized for the inability of
Mr. Efatitv to give it again, after the fatiguing
exertion'of a long part. KFMatit'S brief, perti.
pent, and welLdelieered speech, allayed the storm.
If theVhina Fleet did' so much daMage to Rear-
Admiral..LJNota, what would have become of him
had he encountered the Deyi Man of \Vat ?
Last week Mr. EL.:tuts.* performance on the
Harp, at Ayr, in Scotland, was attended by all the
Nobility and Gentry assembled there for the Cale.
donian Races: The Earl of ECILI.NTON, Lord Lieu.
tenant of the County, always polite and
shewed Mr. F.t.outs every possible mark of atten.
tion on that occasion; as did the Right Hon. Lord
MUNTGOMER.II7,; whose very accomplished Lady (a
Pupil of Mr. Et.otris) is an excellent judge of
music, .and one of the best. harp Players in the
Kingdom.
Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, the remains of
Mr.lsAtectlasa, ten, were removed from his house
in Sulfolk.street, and interred under the Communion.
Table at St. Martin's Church. The hearse was 101.
lowed by sitmourning coaches, drawn by ;four horses,
ire the firik; of which were. Mr. BANNISTER and
two of his children. The other five contained twen.
ty Comedians, who assembled ,to pay every token
of gratitude to a departed friend, viz. BARRY-
WALDitON, H9I.I.AND, WROUGH.
Tcirts NPR.. JolttlsTot4E,
.14)ARTI,RY, COLLINS, ctitaßY, DOWTOIIt
TatIEMAN, FAWCIITT.• CAtILFIELD, and
HILL. The funeral was concluded by. Mr. Downs,
thidcrtakm.