The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-13 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT.

LIRIGHTON.SgPT. I2.—The weather this morn-
Was hazy, intermixed with drizzling rain, and
ptetotts were the visits to the Cliff, to discover
t,,linsition of the Royal George; but this vessel
her arme companios had disappeared, and
4,th
4rhuur wasd snot) current that his ROYAL FirGii•
cts,
si Had sailed for Portsmouth, with the int en-
of visiting the Isle of Wight. This rumour
IQ generally believed until after mid-day. when
/11,, befit and the armed vessel hove in sight from
0,4% "' E. At five Y. isz. the Royal squadron had
the (oven, and proceeded, a considerable
Ite4tlce Westward, when a Naval Officer, one of
trt,oYal Pages, and some servants belonging to
.14 thloyal Establishment, were put on shore fi om
k()y ,1 George in a boat. This party brought
'ittr.-uf'rinittion that the REGENT intended to con-
't(),C.4l sea anwther night ; and the common °pi-
to,- "0,11 is, that his Royal Highness actually
'IIICIS to visit the Isle of 11/ight before he returns
-p,t,." Pavilion. It is impossible, however, to
4t' with any decided certainty upon this part of
441'ject.

Otti„,lle4 We stated that Lord Exisfotrrx was ap-
Its ..'ett to the command at Plymouth, we should
added that Captain J. PELLa\V is to be his
I‘i,nttl
, '
.
ittilre wound in Lord CASTLEREAGH'S hand, we
igte4 Hot vet healed, but we learn, with plea-
1111,.that Dr. BANKHEAD long since pronounced
itst 2"acirdship wholly hee from the danger which
fri,4lixeited reasonable apprehensions among the
°t the Noble Lord.
414,e Princess CHARLOTTE, the Duchess of VoRK,
0)„ ince LEOPOLD, are amongst two and t wenty
vcA of the son of Prince WILLIAM Of PROS-
Ile Austrian Archdukes CHARLES and Jo-
, 4 are also of the number.
t)p"blic farewell dinner was given on Monday
StI:IITAL,BoT at the t'rhire-hall, Stafford, pre-
to his departure as Viceroy or Ireland. The
4:4 Nobility and Gentry of the County were
SEPT. B.—The corpse of Admiral
for, r DticKwortTn, Bart. K. C. B. was re-
!hqllt" from the Admiralty-House this morning,
I:ine o'clock, The procession commenced
`lyl,l'lltr, and accompanied the funeral through
ii,tl,lolll to the Turnpike Gate; during which,
(titlie.'e guns were fired from the Impregnable, anti
lki_r ships of war in Harnoaze, also front the Cita-
,it4ltlll the Battery in Mount \Vise. The proces-
lit%ousisted of all the Naval and Military at this
~OeII Owing to the fineness of the weather, the
1,u4 vse of spectators were innuense.
rt
BLIC. iiOUS ES. The Bedfordshire 111agis-
haye directed all publicans ithin the county
xtt~. or their houses a printed abstract of the
Ittes against tippling, drunkenness, _!arming,
INtillc:rofane swearing;
and as often as it is de-
•tp to apply to the Clerk of the i'etty Sessions
t'ew Copy.

P 0 E Y.

TO LADY NIORGAtio
071 her " F ANCE."

FAIR gestitsatta, heed the counsels of a friend,
A sturdy friend, Tun QUARTERLY p.Evitot—
Counsels a little hitter, vet attend,'
And leant *bat thou should'st seek, and what isctew,

Lady, lay down the pen, take up the needle.
Mend shifts, or stockings darn, a decent sight ;
But if awl ran'st not sew, thrum, tweedle-t ireedle—
In short, fair Dante, do any thing but write.

Unless MkNERVAt sLile, all toil is vain—
On thee she will not smile, then cc/tie to court
In Duty's quiet sphere content remain,
And leave the Pen to I:EDGEWORTH and to PatTER.

* Vide the last Number of this truly excellent Work.

-',vita Minerva.

There can hardly be a stronger 'contrast than between
the works of Lady Mottomv, and the Useful, interesting. and
pathetic prcductions of Miss Ennftwotrrit and the twe Mi§ es
PORTER.