The Sun.
London, England, 1803-09-09 00:00:00

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, LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 6.-

-EAGeR expeflation of Pim:et WILLIAM of
GLouc ESTE it's. arrival was yesterday evening paint.
cd on every cAmienance. The PR r tic a came ftom
Woodside, and walked in a private manner between_
two of his suite down Lord-street ; nor was he re..
clnized before his. arrival at Bates's Hotel, when
he was immediately greeted willuthe huzzas of an
immense collection of people, a band of music, and
ringing of bells. ;

To-day public curiosity will certainly have an
opp6rtunity of gratifying itself by the appearance of
Hii Highness to public. • '1
The Pa tt,•cit, on his route to this place, was. in.
Cited to dinner on Saturday last by the Bishop of
CH ESTP it, which His Highness politely declined,
as he hld previously engaged to dine on that day
with Colonel BAR NSTON ; bur, at the same time, said
that he would wain, upon the Bishop on Sunday;
which liis•LOrdship, in his turn, thought proper to
decline, observing, that he never received:company
nt he Sahbath day. This did pot in the, least ills.
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concert, his Highness, but only afforded lum An op.
portunity of displaying one of the most .conspi..
cuous traits in his charaktter this great affability).;
'' then," said' the Pa INcE, " I will conic and par-
take of your roast beef and 'plum.pudding in a pri.
vale way."

The PRANc F has ordered the play for tomorrow
night, for the benefit of Mts. GL0Ar44,,,,

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117ARG ATE,

Mn. PITT, the •Eall'of CHATHAM, 110 Lnrd
'CAR It I NGTOtt, paid us a Visit yetairday. They
landed troth Lord CAR NGTON's pleasure yacht, at
the Pier Head, about noon, and took several turns
on the Pier. Mr. PITT looked extremely well,
and was dres,ed in his usual h I

Mr. Nails objed in vi,iting this place, wa% to
fix on a eon venien; spot for ereeling a watch-bruise
on the Cliff. A.place near Hooper's 11111 is said
to have been chosen. Mr. PITT was accompanied
by several able Engineers.
The grand Public Breakfast at the Prnspea House,
which was announced a few days since, took .place
yesterday. The 'very fine weather, that pleasing.
herald of the season, aided by the influence of suet'
patronage as the Dut...hes. of Sr. ALBAN% could
not fail of a proper influence on all the Fa-
shionable% resident in the Isle of Thane'. Se-
veral- new equipages were there sported. Six
elegant marquees were previously eteeted. on
the lawn, wherein tables were, placed, set out to
the greatest advantage with tea, coffee, ham, arid
cold fowls. The company promenaded in groupes
to and fro, whilst they were entertained by the
Duke of Cumberland's very excellent Band (the
isth Dragoons) playing at intervals in the centre
of the lawn.

The Breakfast commenced about three o'clock.
The company took their seats, in the, tents, except
the. ST. A t.DAN'6 patty; they occupied .the .sum Mer.
house, at the north eastern extremity of the gartien•
After the lapse of half an hour,. the chords of WE
eERT'S harp, vibrating.sounds heavenly sweet, from
°rear acrd Mnhviaa, were found irresistibly attrac.
live. The tables were instantaneously desert.
ed. The Concert was in the Assembly Raom, Ai
soon as all the Ladies vvere.acentorooditted with
,seats (which were difficult to,grocore,.,the number
being greater than was expeeked,Auk)i proportion
to the Gentlemen, at least sevo,to,ppe), the music
commenced with a duet, which wilS much admired,
between Mr. WEIPVILT 'uo the pedal harp, and
Mr. SEINE on the grand piano-forte—both per.
fortners of the first.rate celebrity, At five o'clock
this delightful treat
.concluded.
One of the most. brilliant Assemblies ever wit..
nessed at. it Public Concert in.the Isle of Thanet, took
place on Tuesday' evening, at' KIDMAN'N. ,The
Concert, which was pa trdnized, by Her Grace of ST.
ALBAN'S., wits gisen in theball.room. The tickets
were only 49. each. That magnificept and spacious
apartment was crowded at an early hour, there being
nearly thiet hundred persons,'.all of wham
were of
the tiro respenability. TGentlemen
were all full dress every pa tiVerflOWCti with
beauty, arid fashion. •
•

A great number of Artillery saddles and harness
were.yesterday sent down the River to the Royal
Warren at Woolwich.
Lord &non passes the autumn at Stanmore
Lord ELLENBUROUGH and JusticerLAWßetvctt are
visiting Judge Gauss) at his seat, the Priory, Isle
of Wight.
Lord LUCAN WllO _has. been disabled by a long
and severe indisposition, is gradii,illy ucovering the
Use of his limbs. This Noblern,m, it is said, is go.
ingto creft a splendid Villa on the Banks of the
Thamea, at Laleham.
The Duke of CumpiaLAlp's COrpS of Riflemen,
or Sharp Shooiers, meet on STiddy nexiln their uni.
form, for the first time, at the Atelier)? Ground, near
Guwet.street, Bedford.square.
• It has been stated in the literary circles, that Mr.
CANNING has an intention of answering the Mini.
aerial Manifesto of a Near Observer. We Should
be rejoiced to hear that this report is well-founded.
To the brart.aches of the Minister, Mr. SHERI.
DAN is said to have aided a bead-ache at the late
fitting at Richmond Pat:4.

,
Amongst NA:tritit TANDY'S oqtb-htei roan-
lions must have intruded his petite% tlurp(i4c I, find
himself dying iN that veg. His pusitioik idrAdd
have been pertesdicidar to
yeos tagol