The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-25 00:00:00

THE PRINC'ESS CEIARLOITE.

CtAREMONT, OCT. 24.—fice o'clock, p, nt,—
There V 78.511 considerable fall of rain this morn-
ing,-particularly from two o'clock till past four, it
then clearcd up a little ; however it scarcely ceased
till noon, When it became very fine, and the Prin-
cess CHA,RLoTTE was enabled to take her usual
airing in her garden chair at two o'clock. Her
Royal Highness. came out of 'Claremont House
accompanied by the Prince LEOPOLD, %.01c3 attend-
ed her in her excursions in the rides about the
Park. The Prineess was escorted. by several of
her principal attendants, and follo,.cied by her
groom. Her Royal Highness continued her ride
for abo-nt an hour, returning to the house soon
after thire o'clock.
..Friday Night, past 9 o'clock.--Her Royal High-
ness the Princess CHARLOTTE continues to enjoy
I very excellent health, as her Royal Highness has
ii done for some time past.
Saturday Morning, 9 o'clock.—Tile report of the
i state of the Princess CHARLOTTE this morning is,
Ithat there is no variation from what it has been
fur time past.

The Prince of SAYE-CoBoURG has purchased
Lady ,ANtiE MURRAY'S house at Brigh►on with
the view of spending a few weeks there with the
Princess CHARLOTTE, colter her Royal Highness's
accouchement.

The tradesmen of the Princess CHARLOTTE are
making preparations for very splendid illumina-
tions on the joyons event of the uccouche►nent of
her Royal Highness. Some of .them have very
elegant transparencies, with appropriate devices,
in readiness..
Some elegant verses have been already written,
which will be either spoken or sung, at Drury-
Lane Theatre, nit the evening after the receipt of
the news of the Princess CHARLOTTE'S accouche-
ment.

Several table services, and a considerable num-
ber of fine vases; which the Emperor of AUSTRIA
has ordered to be prepared as presents for the
QUEEN, -the PartccE ItEnewr, and the Piincess
CHARLOTTE of England, are now exhibited at-the
Imperial Porcelain Manufactory. The connois-
seurs particularly admire the apotheosis of the
Emperor AUGUSTUS, painted on one of the vases,
and the original of which is in the Imperial Gal-
lery. These presents will be forwarded in a few
days for England.
The Hon. ALGERNON PERCY has arrived from-
London at Rome, where he has presented the
Cardinal Secretary of State with a valuable, snuff-
tiox, in the name of the PRINCE REGENT of Eng-
land, who has received the MSS. relating to
the House of Stuart.
Wednesday night, or early on Thursday morn.
ing, the house of John Davis, an industrious
milkman residing in Crown and Thistle-alley,
Finsbury-square, was broken open and robbed of
61.• in Bank-notes, 51. 15s. in silver, and various
articlqof wearing apparel.
When the Dividends are its course of payment
at the Bank of England, the demand for Lottery
Tickets is invariably. brisk', as many defer their
Purchases to that tune in order to kill two birds
with one stone; but it is more particularly the case
at present, as may be supposed, from the irresisti-
ble attraction of the Six Prizes of 20,0001., and
from the number of Prizes exceeding that of the
Blanks, whilst many of the latter will have a se-
cond C.hancer by being redrawn, according to Mr.
SiNfOrrlGHT's improved MIL