The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-01 00:00:00

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BATH, Salurciay Mornini.-:-Vesterday morning,

IAJESTV agaiii visited the 1/I•l3ip-rOt'm, ac-

caMpanied by her Royal Highness the Priticess •
ELIZABETH', and the Countess O'iLCHESTER. The'
Duke pt ct..franEts had orevioissly'walked from
!•yfluey.place to the lump-room .avitb Colonels"
Dvsllttowand STEf. E N50:1, and waited the arri-
Val of her Majest'y' nearly half an' Itionr,.dnring
which time Pk-val Ilighoess rentai:;ed in 'con7:
versation with iii, Mast el or the Ceremonies, and
her Majesty'sphysicia.ii, Dr. G7'3BEs. By the time
'her Majesty arrived the concourse people near
the Pump-room, and in Stat!-street, Was (noel)
larer than upon any lOtith'r mad When
the carriage dreW up, it v.ts with ssoue difficulty
that the constahles.cleaared the way to the (loot 'of
the Pump-room. Innnediately before the art ivat
nf her Majesty, the I:tente`r again . fo'r
requesti,,g the company to retire. Tisk request
was instantly comoli;d with, except by t tv6 •or
three persons, though it evidently excited some
little disconteut.. The Renter, howeee'r, ekpres.s.-
ed her belief, that, atter the prt'sent Week, her
Majesty wouh± not object to the public rentaining
in her presence. After her Mo3esty had drank
the water, ,Miss Brownlow, Bang hter of Colonel'
Brownlow, of Broisk.street, in titi's city, had the
honour of being presented r to tier by her Royal
Highness the Duke of Clarence, by whose desite
the. piling Lady was in waiting. Her Majesty
teceived her with the greatest kindness and affa-
bility. The Earl and Countess of Corke were also
present, and were honoured by her Majesty's no-
tice. The Royal Pasty then returned .to the
house of her Majesty in Sydney-place:
At two o'clock, her Majesty again left her
house in a carriage and four, accompanied by
the Princess Elizabeth, the Duke of Clarence,
anti the Countess cif llchyster, and proceeded to
take her usual airing. by Landsdwen crescent,
and Sion Hill, and about half-past three o'clock
the Royal Party returned.
Saturday Erening.--At the accumstomcd hour,
this morning, the Queen again visited the Pump
Room, accompanied by the Princess Elizabeth.
His Royal fliOstiess the Duke of Clarence was
,not or the party. Her Majesty was attended to
the Room by the Countess of Ilchester find Col.
Jl,shrow, and was received there by the Hon.
Aliss Broderick, Dr. (.--sibbes, James kitson, Esq.
the Mayor, and the Masters of the Ceremonies.
Her Majesty appeared in excellent health and
spirits, and again expressed her opinion of the
efficacy of the water. At present, however, she
only takes one of the smaller glasses, and has
signified her. intention of not increasing this quail-
thy, without:the advice of Sir Henry HallOrd,
who. is expected here incite course of a day of
two, when it is probable that she Will take it
Is% ice every day, The Royal party did not re.;,
main wore (ban j-en,minutes in the Phmp Roots,
and then returned' threctly to Sydney-place to
breakfast. in the course of the inorniug numbers
of the y, &e. left their pangs at tire'
Queen's house.
The repOrt in some of the London Paiiera, of
his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence Labour-
ing under a severe cold, is incorrect; he is iu per-
fect health, and nut a day Inis rasSed since his
return to Bath; in which be has nut been mil
the greater.part of it.
The Chess of her Majesty, whenever she appears
in •public, is, invatiably„,a plain suit of bona'-szeen
mourning, %rimmed with crape, a long black silk
cloak, and a bonnet of the same Material, trim-
med also with crape. Her Royal Highness the
Princess Elizabeth is dressed in the same tmob,
erosive costume; with the addition of a black clot
pelisse; anti a plume af Ithick..ostrich feathers
tier bonnet.

Saturday Night, Half-pastil.
Y.S.—An express is just arrived at York
House from Earl l'aulett, Lord Lieutenant of
the County of Svmerset, ordering apartments at
that house, as be intends being here to-morrow,
to pay his respects to her.Mojesty.
Her Majesty has•finally arraoged to leave Bath
on the 22d of December, for ‘Vindsur, but has
signified tier intention of returning shortly after
the Chtistwas holidays, when she purposes oc-
cupying the house in which her Royal Highness
the Duchess of York resided when in Bath+ slid
the adjoining one is to he added to it, as she then
intends holding a Drawing Room.

THE THEATRE.—Love in a Village introduced
a new Performer at Drury-Lane Theatre on Sa-
turday, who bad never appeared before itr
His name is nut known. He pe►:formed the part
of Young Meadows. Being wholly new to 'ppblie
life, it would be illiberal if we spoke harshly of
his performance, considering the effect of tinkity
and the itnprovement that results from practice.—
He seems to possess musical taste, as well as a good
voice, and has a tolerable -person. As to his act-
ing, we shall say nothing!at present.—Miss BYRNE
was the Rosetta. It was by no means.her hap-
piest effott in acting or singing.

I~iGU .AND BALL.---We are informed that on
Wednesday night there was a Highland Ball,
iimst numerously and respectably :Attended, at the
Freemason's Tavern, for the benefit of a Scotch
Piper, of the paillC of ill' BETH, who, among of . . N
ailing on the generosity of his countrymen, has
the mi,fortnne of being• blind ; and has likewise a
large infant family. Thts Ball bad been appoint-
ed to be bell on the .12th tilt. but the late afflict-
itig event, which for a while paralized every so-
cial !venlig, occasioned the postponement of the
same to the day above-named. We understand
that the appearance of from three to four hundred
people, dressed in the melancholy garb of the day,
had a singular effect. We learn too, with plea-
sure, that the worthy object of the assemblage
will derive considerable benefit-from the laudable
exertions made in his favour 00 this occasion.

The Cl,arges Rga.nSt Lieutenant-Colonel LER,
Of the Royal Marines, now under 111.41 by Court -
martial, at Chlithanii. are being absent wilhout
leaec,nnosicerlike conduct, and waking use of it ri-
tatin,,.; language to his Commanding Officer, Ma•
inr-General \VINTER. CUIUIIa RICHARD UARRY
FOLEY- is the President,

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