The Sun.
London, England, 1817-11-18 00:00:00

bury. o: the 11.i.i:op of HI:: TL:Sets
have yet heen-dtlivered for the Royal Funeral, but.
a Chlitcr Will he held to-morrow, whe'n every
thing will he finally settled, During the next
week the daily Sersvke will be pertormed. in the
Castle LibtAry.
St. George's thttsA boie gloomy appearance
yesterday, as the whOle of the Congregation Were
in deep ntonrning. The Serinon was preitehed by
the ITononyable and iteveria tloctot. Manhant,
'Canon in ftesideuce, MITA was from the 11th
vet se of the :81.11,,chapter' Of St.'.7ohn " Neither do
I condemn thee, -go anti sin 116 more." 'The
Anthem, by Kent, " When the Son of Man shall
et,nie in his Glory,'' was sektted with great pro-
priety, and well performed.

A betaclinteot of the First Grenadier Gnaids
to4.Arched frOnt the Tower early this morning, to
take its share in the sail soleitinities at Windsor.

CLAgemorri,lllohdtiy, Four a' Clock, P. M.—The

written Bulletins re;pecting Prince Leopold's

health have been discontinued by command of his
Serene Highness. The report to the enquirers
to-day is, " His Serene Highness has had some
`sleep in the night, aml is much the same as he
was yesterday."--The Duke of Clarence ar-
rived to-tray to pay a visit of condolence', about
• two O'clock. The Earl of Winchilsea, Groom of
the Stole to the King, and Comptroller of the
Windsor Establishment ; Colonel Stephenson, of
the swine Establishment ; and the Earl Of Har-
rowhy,the Lord President of the Council, ar-
rived soon after for the same purpose.
The town of Kingston, which was the first
place to set, the example of shutting their shops
and houses noon the melancholy event of time
death of the Princess, have been foremost in all
other respects. The polpic,-.Reading Clerk's desk,
-and Corporation pew, have been covered with
black cloth since Sunday Se'nnight. Their public
notice for the prevention of the exhibition of
shows 'or any thing else that would create a noise
at their Chartered fair, which - commenced last
Thursday, still continues with the same order and
regularity, the charter being for holding the fair
for nine days. Yesterday the Mayor, ~Bailiffs,
Town-clerk, anti other officers of, the Co;Toris-,
Lion, went to Church in procession, but without
their robes ; the mace was not carried nor any of
the Corporation regalia. It being known that
the Rear. IVilliam Gandy, the Vicar, wonld preach
a Funeral Sermon upon the death of the Princess,
the Church. was much crowded. The Rev. Gen-
tleman took his text froth the 40(11 Chapter of
Isaiah, verses 6,7, and 8. On his conclusion,
the Rev. Gentleman gave notice that he should
preach another sermon on the day of the funeral,
when a collection would be made for an Institu-
thin, of which the Princess was PatroneSS. Since
the residence of time Princess and Prince at this
place, the Corporation of Kingston have shetvii
them every possible attention. The Bailiffs pre.-
seined the Prince with a permission to shoot on'
the maudr of Kingston soon after his Serene
Highness came here. The last /line -the. beloved
Princess passed through the town, was on the
12th of AngoSt, when she went to pay her-dmiti-
lid regards to her Royal Father, the Prince Re-
gent, on the celebration of his birth-day, at tire
Countess of Cardigan's, at Richmond, when she
complained of experiencing eousiderable incon-
venience from the holes and 'had state of one of
the streets, which being made known to the Con-
poi ation, it has since been new paved.. The Cor-
poration of Kingston is the first body .who have
presented an Address of Condolence tim Prince
Leopold, upon his grievous loss. The foilowing
is a copy m—
" MY Lortp—The Corporation of Kingston,
deeply impressed with feelings of sorrow and re-
gret. for tire great loss sustained by the country in
the recent calanities at Claremont, and fully. sen-
sible of the frying sand most painful situation in
which his Serene Highness the Prince of Saxe
bourg-..is now placed, must respectfully beg
leave to inquire after the state of his Serene
Highness's Itenith, to sympathize in his tnisfor-
trine, and tcs unite.their hopes and wishes with
those of the country at large, that his Serene
Highness will be enabled to yield with, fortitude
and resignation to the awful visitation of Provi-
dence, and that his Serene Highness may yet live
to enjoy Many years of health and happiness in
time merited esteem and respect of a nation en-
deared to hint by the strongest ties cif ctiun.—
I my Lord,
si Your Lordship's humble servant,.
Nov. 9, 1817. "CFIA.JEMMETT, Town Clerk.
" To time Hun. Baron de Hardenbrock."
The following is the Answer to the Address:.,--
".Claremont, Nov. 11, 1517.
Sta,—l have submitted to the Prince Leopold
yotir letter of the 9th instant.
" I ant commanded by the Prince to request.
you will express to the Corporation of Kingston
his Serene Highness's warmest thanks' for the
feeling they have -shearn in his calamities.
" 'The Prince Leopold, suffering under a grief ,
that admits of no alleviation, is stilt sensible to
those assurances of true affection so feelingly tna-
nite.sted by -the Corporation of Kingston. He re-
members, and at time stone time is anxious to re-
cord, Low notch the Princess has been gratifid by
frequent and umptestionable pivots of their attach-
ment to her Royal [lightness, and lie can say how
highly', anti earnestly her Royal Highness valued it.

The Prince Leopold, in commanding me to
expiess his gratification, in this- instance, of real
In,rt cipation and interest in his grief, feels that
he tulfils also what would. have been the Princess's
desire, in aff,rding the Corporation of Kingston,
his assurances how constantly her liOyal High-
ness reg.arthsd and desired their ‘veitare "and hap-
piness,

J have the tononr to he, Sir,
• " your obelli el) Ii Serrnt,
• " R EP HADEN.OOK,
" Te Chas. Jenlmett, Esq.. Two.-i 3

• FOIVEY, ?icor. 13.—The IVITETErtEL,
of Laloioo, tell over to-day, End was bilged her
cargo is taking oat, soul she *h ecinsiderab!y da-
maged. _

1171-11TrtY, Nov. 15 —The brig Mary, of Silo-
'tle-r14114;-fohnderetl last ni4ht, tibour o'clock,
hear Robin, Hood's Biy, at which place the crew
arrived safe.