The Sun.
London, England, 1817-11-01 00:00:00

THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE.

CLAROIONT, Friday, Four o'clock, p. nt.—The
wind has blown a strong gale from the S. W.
and from the South, during the past night and
day.. It rained incessantly till twelve, when her
Royal Highness the Prncess Cliatit.otTk took an
airing in the Park ; but another. shower -.coming
on, 'her, !loyal Highness was prevented from re-
maining out more than an limo.. 1u ht,r excursion
she -was accompanied by Prince LEtwoLD and SC.
VertatittettelantS..

Friday Night, Ten o'clock —The Princess CHAR
LOTTE Is very well to-ni, ht •

Sidurday uifdriiing, Nine o'Clock.—The- Princess
CHARLOTTE continuei in the enjoyment of good
health this morniog.

Yesterday the
.Loss MAYOR Elect, with the
usual cavalcade, proceeded to the house of the
LORD CHANCELLOR, to announce, according to
annual custom, hismew appointinent, and to in-
vite bis Lordship to dinner on the civic-anniver-
sary. The Sheriffs afterwards waited upon the
Ambassadors, Cabinet Ministers, Judges, and

other persons of distinction, with similar invita

tiOOS.

A review of the 2d battalion of the 12th Regi-
ment, quartered in Galway, by Major-General
BULLER, took place.on Saturday. The General
was pleased to express, in warm terms, his appro-
bation of the discipline and soldier-like appear-
ance of the officers and men of that corps.
The Directors of the Bank have removed the
Reduced Annuity Office, and also those of the
Foiir and Five per Gent;.—The Lottery Offices,
however, still retain their old well known stations,
and continue daily to dispene the favours of For-
tune. Indeed, their removal at the present' mo-
ment would seriously inconvenience the l'utdic„
as the apprOach of the Drawiue is so near, and
which will take place NEXT Fat DAY, when it is.
most probable some of the Six Prizes of 20,000/".
will be determined.
The last Lottery that commenced drawing the
7th of November, was, like the present, Coin-
posed of Money anti Stock Prizes; and it is no
doubt in the recollection of the Public, that Btstt
sold Two Prizes of 50,0001. besides various
minor Capitals. .Since that period, . there have
been Two more. stock Lotteries, in which Brsx's
Offices again stood pre-etirinent, having sold
Prize of 40,000/. 'Prize of 30,0001. I Prize of
`20.0001. 20.0001. and 1 Prize of 15.0001. besides ail 1111
mence number of smaller Capitals ; and during
the saMe period, the number of Money Capitals
sold by Butt is too numerous for an advertise-
ment.—'Phis continued success, though it only
speaks for the past, yet. it does not augur baldly
for the future ; we, therefore, shall not be stir-
prized if we have to announce, ,shortly, that Bisu
has sold the greater part (if not the Six
20,0001. Pt izes, contained in the Lottery which.
begins FRIDAY, the 77th of This Mouth.

A' x. A.DIAN liosn'Tii-t.

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(Front ke Queliec Gazette.)
' .. • T,,MIsS 1...: 5... . .
When Ft.t2A, her lansom of.snow.tundurn,
Chn,.. a vio;et,.spangled with dew; . .
O'er itq'mtriace JC.,ltsh'd r;ehly the tin;es of tnoru,
And the zephyrs iti-fra;ge•iticy Unew.

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"Monist the flow'rets of spring, it then blocnn'd With
delight, . , , . .. - • , •
.i...'tir•tlie charm,* of ; rival had .fear'd : .•.1
By its heantiful I.!o.re,..ernzagi.og r 11% ,ight,
And fiv modesty still more eodvared. ,

But removed to that boyml, a rival it found,
Nor of swecti,'egi,ur heaut y (',)Tid boasiTt.
'i%.li(lttt fru churv, that Et.jl2i's dem. jrnsurn surround;
Ad its iteanty and sweetness Were lust.

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Sad v.:iill envy, it d.roop'd MO stink low in despair.
All its •lAngoisl)ing• glories reolin'il ; .• • .
no thosr lorelv attractions, as innocence fair,
Which no rivci, no equal, can find.

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GULIELMUS.

REGISTER OF FASHION.

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• CHANGES.
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Viscount and Viscountess Galway, from SoutliwoN, to their
seat, Seritiy,.Nottitighantsitire; the Duke and Duchess of Ar-
Vie, in. Upper Brook-street, from. Yctersfield, Hants ; the
Dowager Marchioness of Lansdowne, in Arlington-street,
from Brighton ; Lone: ‘Wellesley, Esq. at the Clareadort Ho-
tel, Bond-stfget,. from a. tonr ;. Countess de Grey, for her
seal, Pultenity-heath Countess of Guildford, to .her new
residence in Piccadilly; General Loftus, for his seat, stukey,
Norfolk; tie Marfittis froM Guildford-nail,
Suffolk, for his seat, Swinley.Lotige, Berks..

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FEMALE FASHIONS 'OR NOVEMBER.
Blkt.LDitEss.—A soft white satin slip, over which is worn a
dress enuiPOsed 'of white spotted gauze. the'body, which is
cut extremely low all round the bust,, is finished
,hy a light
quilling of blond, which stands up round the bosom§ and a
full h►iw of ribh6n in the centre of the breast, .which has an
erect Aim& tasteful and delicate. . The hair is dressed rather
high behind. The front hair is parted on the forehead, and
disposed in light loose ringlets on cacti side of the face.—
Head-dress, a fichit illdrinotte, composed of rich' blond
and satin, and tied at:t.lii; side in a how of the same materials.
Ear-rings and necklace pearl and topaz. White satin slip-

pers, and white kid gloves. - , .
IVALKtso DKESS.—Cambric muslin high dress, tito:,lower
part.oflhe body made full, and the upper part, which is tight
to the bust, composed entirely of rich work. A row of point-
ed work forums a narrow pelerine, which is brought rather
high on the'bosom and ends in a point in front. The bottom
of the skirt is finishing by deep flounce and heading, com-
posed of the same material, which is surmounted by A. row
of soft muslin hostfone let in at small ifistances from
each other.. Oyer this dress is warn a spencer, ,com-
posed of gros Ile Naples, ornamented. :with figured but,
tons, which are intermixed with a lit; ht, novel,' and. elegant
trimming. , The sleeve, of
,moderate width, is finished at. the
wrist, to correspond with time body, by a double row of butt Ons
and trimming intermixed. The epaulette, of 4, new Wid
sin-
gularly pretty form, is edged with trimming, and finished
with tuitions on the shedder. Autumnal bonnet, the front
rather large, and of a very In coining shape ; the. crown iow
it is ti ttsander the chi., by a large bow of riltbon.—L.4ther-
m trim's; Reito,sit o-r .)