The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-08 00:00:00

LONDON, MARCH S, 2503.

Vs this morning received New-York Papers to
the loth ult. brought by the Lady Arabella Packet
strived at Falmouth. We have seleeted the only
Srticles which appear at all interesting.

On Saturday morning, as soon as fits MAJzsTY
had breakfasted, he left the Queen's Lodge,
tended by General MANNERS, anti rode to Ascot
Race Ground, where HIS MAJESTY was met by
Earl SANIIWIcu, and several others of distinction,
when the Royal Deer was turned out of the cart
about eleven o'clock for the day's diversion. At
starting, he ran with great swiftness towards Sun.
Ping Hill Wells, taking to the right by Kings.
beach Hill, across the Forest, where he was closely
pursued, and at length taken, after a very hard
rim of about qwo hours, near Mr. CRUTCHLEY'S
Park.

Tile same morning HER MAJESTY and the PRIN.
ESS ES, attended by Lady AY L ESB UR Y, and Miss
VYSE, took an airing to Frogmore.
On Sunday morning THEIR MAJESTIES and the
tRINC ESS ES, attended by General MANN e RS, Major
besaottovort, Lady AYLESBURY and Miss VYSE,
hiencl divine service at St. George's Chapel, Wind.
tor, where an excellent Sermon was preached by the
Bishop of NOR W ICH, • from the 6th Chapter of St.
John, and the 671 h and 68th verses.
he ROYAL FAMILY were not expeeted in Town
yesterday, as erroneously stated by some of our Co_
temporaries. It. was His MAJESTY'S intention to
have taken the diversion of hunting with the har-
riers yesterday ; and HER MAJESTY was to have
had a party of Friends in the eveningat Windsor.
The ROYAL FAMILY'S unexpe4ted departure.from
Windsor esterday morning, was oecisiorsed by the
arrival of some Dispatches which Hu MAJESTY
received yesterday
:morning at seven o'clock, by
a Messenger from Ministers, in consequence of a
meeting which they held on Sunday evening ; His
MAJESTY gave immediate directions for prepara-
tions to be made for going to London with all possi-
ble speed. A few minutes before eight o'clock, His
IVlAlEsiy's Hobby Groom was dispatched to Lon-
don, to order the horses to meet the ROYAL FA.
ittLy at Hounslow. The Messenger made such
good speed, that he arrived at the Mews at a quar-
ter before ten; the horses had been out an airing
in Hyde Park, and they were immediately dis.
patched, and arrived at Hounslow in good time, to
fleet the RQY FAM 1 LY. After one o'clock Their
IVIAt lax ES and the Princesses at zAn VIII and Au.
ctrsTA arrived in a carriage arid four, at Bucking.
ham:house ; they were followed by the Princesses
SOPHIA and AMELIA, attended by Lady AYLES.
EU RY and Miss VvsE, in another carriage and four.
The arrival of the ROYAL FAMILY was so very
tinexpetied, that the Pages in 'waiting, and those
employed in Buckingham-house, were not apprized
of it but, a very short time previously. It was her
Royal Highness the Princess MARY'S intention to
I.ave taken an airing as usual, between one and two
o'clock, but on the unexpeaed arrival of her Royal
Parents, her Royal Highness did not leave the
house.

Yesterday about twelve o'clock, the Dukes of
YoRK and Coma EaIAND visited Her Royal High.
nest, the Princess MARY.
At three o'clock a Council was held at Bugking-
ham.ilouse, which His MAIEsTY attended ; and
there were present the CHANCELLOR of the I...XcliE.
qlsEtt, the Earl of WEsTMORLAND, Lord HOBART,
Lard CASTLEREAGH, Mr. BRAGGE,Stc.
The List of the Minority on Mr: CALCRAFT's
N1°691% which appeared in .a Morning Paper of yes-
terday, is very incorrect; as we can positively as-
sert, that Sir GILWERT HEATHCOTE,:,Sir JACO/.
ASTL"I and Mr. LANGMEAD, voted for the pre-
' Yiqui Question.
Mr.. LLOYD,' of Bedford, who was with Lord
Ytirrwok-rti 'at St. Peteriburgh, succeeds Mr.
BEI4/ArttLn as his Lordship's Private Secretary
at Paris,
The Duke of BRIDGEWATER is said to,be seti-
lluslY indisposed, at hiS liduse"in: Cleveland-square.
Yesterday a meeting was convened, pursuant to
advertisetnent, at the Spread Eag,le,Epsom, of the
Nobility-, Clergy, Freeholders, Gently,. and Inha.
bitants cif the County,
,of. Surrey, when a loyal Ad-
dress was voted, to congratulate His MAJESTY
(In his providential escape from tlie intended assaisi-
nation wickedly projected by his enemies.
Lord and Lady I)ELAvALI with their wonted
benevolence, diLtributed last Week .to so poor
women, living upon their estates at Hartley and
&i‘lttun,Slstice, a new dress and 55. in money, each;
"t 1 at the same time :dashed them with beef,
bread, and ale,

N A 14 N E 141 S.

PORTSAfOCITII, IVlArtdtt 7.

Atta.tvess, His Majesty'. Ship Castor, Cotlimo-
,
dore STOPTOILD) from Antigua.
Arrived also, the Commerce, Baovetts, from
Salo she spoke the John and Thomas, of Poole,
from Valencia bound to Guernsey, in lat. 38. 36.
.out 15 days, all well.
Arrived the Cora, --, from London to Jamai-
ca; and sailed again this day.
The Ann, ATKINS, from Madeira and Jamaica,
arrived yesterday, and sailed the same day.
Sailed His Majesty's Ship Amazon, Captain
PARKER, for the Mediterranean;, and the Charlotte,
STEPHENS, from Cork.