The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-27 00:00:00

PRINCESS CHARLOTTE.

CLAREMONT, Sunday, 4 o'clock, P. m.—The
Princi•ss CHARLoTTE rode oat yesterday in her
garden chair-to the farm.-yard,-and inspected the
alterations going on there, accompanied. by Prince
LEoPoLn and- several of Jicr• attendants, Her
Royal Highness prOcceded from thence to the gar-
den grounds. During her Royar HigAiness's•ab-
sence from the house an infinity arrived irom the
Duchess of Yom at Oatlands, atter the Princess's
health, who was prevented filial paying her per-
sonal respeeq by indispOSition.''ThiS dry, at 12
o'clock, the Princess PISARL(YPTE.,, Prince L3O.
POLO, their attendants, and • the household
generally, attended Divine Service'-in the house,
‘vhich was•performed by the Rey. Dr. SHORT,
one of the Prebends of Westminster Abbey. In
a short time alter, the Princess, accompanied by
Prince LEOPOLD, attended by Dr. SHORT, walked
in the shrubbery, to the grotto, &c. Her Royal
Highness occasionally lode in her garden chair.
The Princess,eujoys good health.
Sunday Night, 10 o'clock,--The Princess CHAR-
LOTTE continues to this time in the enjoyment
of good health.
Monday Morning, 9 o'clock.-7 The Princess CHAR-
LOTTE is this morning very well.

The foll'ovving are the only articles of any in-
terest contained in our Port News of this
morning :

•
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 26.—Arrived bis Majesty's
ship Spey from St. Helena, in nine weeks : she
left there his Majesty's ships Podargus, Grifun,
Leveret, Racoon, and Conqueror. The Waterloo
sailed from St. Helena for LOndon a few days be-
fore the Spey. Also arrived the Wellington,
LYONS, from Ceylon, with 6 soldiers in a sickly
state, 25 having died on the passage.
FALMOUTH, OcT. 24.—Arrived the Montague
packet with a mail front Jamaica, in 52 days
she.spoke several of the homeward-bound trade.

Tilt: ARMY.—The following Official Paper has
been just issued :

CIRCULAR, N 0.379,
War Office, Roth °Mater, 1817.
SIN,—In reference to my Circular of 30th ultimo ;N0.375),
I annex hereto a form of affidavit, which every Half-pay
Officer will be required to use in drawing- for his Half-pay
after the 2,lth,Dteember next, instead of the form now in
use. I um, Sir,

Your most obedient humble Servant,
PALMEIZSTON.
, appeared personally before me, and
made oath that he had not, during any Fart of the period
from VA h Of 181 , to the 24th of

181 , both days inclusive, any other place, or employment
of profit, civil or military, under his 13ritannic Majesty, or
in the service of any other Government, besidestheallowance
granted to him by his Britannic Majesty, as a reduced
of .the Regiment of
Sworn before me at

this day of
The Halt-pay Officers who have embarked in
the cause or the Patriots in South America, will
be rendered unable, by this regulation, to receive
their pay.

Lord MELVILLE arrived at the Admiralty this
morning.

We mentioned, a few days ago, the melancholy
circumstance of an apoplectic affection having
visited the Rev. Dr. PERM, Chaplain cf the
Earl of COVENTRY, soon after he entered the
church, We have the pleasure to state, that,
under the unceasing attention of his Noble Pa-
tron, and the skilful aid of Dr. WoopoATT, a Phy-
sician of eminence in the neighbourhood, Dr. Pea-
NRY is so much better as to afford Elopes of a com-
- •
plete recovery.
COLN-EXCHANGE, OCT. 27.—We bad but a
middling supply of Wheat this morning front
Essex and Kent, consequently fine samples of
new Wheat met a ready Sale at an advance of
full 4s. per quarter from this day week, and
old and foreign support their prices ; Fine
Malting Barley sold on the same terms as on
Friday, 3s. per quarter dearer ; Malt is also
in deni4nd, and 2s. per quarter dearer ; Boiling
Peas arc dull ; Beans and Oats go off readily at
last Monday's prices in other articles no altera-
tion,