The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-19 00:00:00

LAS'? night His .MAJEsri insPeded the piquet
guard, and at-towards walked.on the h.'splanade till
seven o'clock. About eight o'clock His iViAlstiry
went to the Rooms in the Royal Hotel, which were
well attended, and returned to the Lodge In about
half an hour ; where HER MAJESTY had a sett&
party, and HER MAJESTY'S Band were in attend-
ance, and played several choice pieces for the amuse-
ment of the Company.
His MAJESTY and Attendants were on horseback
this morning before. seven &slack, And took their
usual ride about the town. Nt tin OcclOck His MA.
ESTY, the DUKE Of KENT, Pi INCBSSES AUGUSTA,
Sdrii lA, AMELIA, and SoPitrx-of GLOUCES.-
TER, Lords PAUL ET, UXBRIDGE, ROSSLYN, .and:
RADNOR, Ladies RADNOR, and NEALE, 1419.
DRAX, anti DRAX GROSVENOR,' Generals MAN..
NERS , MANN I NcrfAm,'and the Officers of the Staff,
went on board the Royal Yacht, -and were saluted
by the ships in the harbour.. There is a charming
breeze, and every thing indicates a fine day for sail-
ing.
About noon HER MAJESTY and the PR INC ESSES
EL IZAS ETH and MARY, attended by Ladies IL-
CHESTER and WYNYARD, and accompanied by the
DUKE of SUSSEX, took an airing in two of Hi* Ma.
•.
jesty's carriages on the Colworth Road.•
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Arrivals at the Royal Hotel—Sir %V. Forbes, Miss Forbes,
Capt. Prescott, Mrs. Prescott, the Hon Mr. St. lohn, Mr.
Riley, Mr. and- Mrs. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. I'. Smith, Mr..
Rickets, W. Bokhanny, Esq. Mr. Penny, Mr. Williams,
and Mr. Jackson.

TttE THEATRE.--The Comedy of.. She Wou'd
and Sbe IVou'd Not was represented last night at
Drury.lane Theatre, and attraaed a numetous.Au.
thence. Mimiews, who has rendered himself a
pclpu4r Comedian by hia performance at the Hay.
market Theatr,f, made his first appearance last night
in Don Manuel,. which he performed much better
than most of its representatives for many years past.
There was an air of truth, simplicity, and humour,
in his ailing, and he proved that, though when he is
eng iged in modern Farces, he can enter into all the
extravagancies requisite in such compositions, he
knows Isow to confine himself within, the limits of
regular Comedy. He was very well received through.
out. Miss De CAmp acquitted herself. so well in
li.ippe/ita, that she need. not fear a comparison
with any Attress now on the Stage... BANNIS.
..ria; in Tirappanti, is entitled to_ .same praise
as Mkti-iiws, fur the'. chaste hurvikr ..iwith which
he supported the cliat4der; Miss from one of
the good Old School, was excellent in Pawn.
BARRiMORI give a respectable interest to Don
Mrs. ,FikaLoWs and Miss MELLON ably
assisted theTieCe in' Flora and Reiara. The co.
-medy'is full ot Pleasantry, and intricacy, his many
gooa.ircidents, and the•dialogue is spirited. It hat,
h)rnweveis many pissages•much too free for the pre-
sent taste, in point of morals, and should undergo
a critical revision. The Dena to Pay was the
Farce, arid it, was rendered very diverting 'by BAN.
NISTER and Mrs. JORDAN in jobron and Nell.
Mr. CONDIII4. is stationed this season at the harp-
..sichord, at Theatre; a circumstance that
add to the merits of its excellent Band. .

Mrs. St. Lion. has not, as reported, relin.
-quished her situation at Covent.Gaiden Theatre, of:
which she is, indeed, a valuable performer.
The new Comedy, from the pen of ReYNoLD3r
which has been accepted by the Covent Garden
Manager, is to ise named Hear it Out. We hope,
whatever may be the merits of the Piece, that the
Public will at least attend to the direCtion of itr
title.

It his been invidiously said, that the late Mr.
WAY, Chief Clerk of the Court of King's Bench,
was a footman of the great Lord MANSF I I Ll 3. He
was A4ststant Clerk to that distinguished Lawyer:
at Chambers:, and raised himself in life by diligence,
'knowledge, and probity, His great fortune was
the fair produce of his situation:-

Mr. COB 3, of Margate, 'has been attacked in a
M-roing Paper for issuing hand.hill* urn
'Aliens to appear as it says, 1, awe' awry none
But is it not natural to suppose that Mr. Cuss had
good infdrmation upon the suhjel, thodih the sus.
pedal persons might find it 'necessary to retreat in
time I It, .is natural enough, however, for the
Paper alluded to to rake alarm at any.. -measure
.u, favourable to the French, abroad or at hc)trie.
But the Paper alluded to is guilty ofn gross miste.
presentation, .for it appears that between twenty
and. thirty Aliens attended the summons, and were
ordered to quit the place.

The Young kudzu has been c,ilicil a ra ra /22);5.
'l,l he is to he dowidered in that light, he mAy he
5410 the The4trkal Chicken.

Mr. Fox is sitting to Or for a whole-length
Portrait, whiah is intended fox Mr. Cott;, of Nor-
folk.
~His Royal Highness the Dug k of YORK left town
_yesteraiji evening for Weymouth:
Lord and Lady SYDNEY left their seat, Frpgrul,
ori,Monday, for Worthing, Sussex. .
`Sir ROBERT AINELIR, Bart. 'has left town on a
v; :t" to Lord SANDWICIit at Hinchinbrook, Hun-
-tingdon.
' ':The Marquis of HERTFORD left town yesterday,
for his seat in Suffolk.
•Colonel TAY LOS left town yesterday -for Wey.
mouth.
The Turkish Ambassador is to be seen mostly
every evening, enjoying his pipe round the garden
in Portman-square.
His Excellency the Commander in Chief. the Earl`
of MOIRA, the Countess of MOIR A, SiE,WILLIAM
&c. have arrived
.in Edinburgh from 'the
, .
North.
The Dowager Countess of MAZARINE is now
dangerously ill at her house in Dublin ;,liita.F.pviry
is not expected.
Lady ELLENBORatiaI-ti we are sorry to learn,
enjoys but a very indifferent state of health. She is
at relent at her seat on Blackhead), for the benefit
of the air.
The 11,/a/e-barhers at Brighton have given much
offence to the female visitors of that place, by ap-
mulling too near the town in their a/unhic re.
FITIEf!EIti!ERT has very prated,' coot-
plained of this Itbuse,—and pot an cud to it.