The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-04 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, Dsc. 3.

This morning her M /MISTY with the Princess
kuouvra, accompanied by the Duke of CLARENCR,
oak a carriage-ride to a short distance on the

eastern cliffs, and returned early for the purpose
of receiving the respects of the Nobility.
At two► o'clock 'the carriages of families of rank
and fashion began to arrive, and in less than two
fours near 200 of the Nobility anti Gentry in the
town and neighbourhood presented their compii-
rnentary cards of congratulation ou the arrival of

the Royal Family.
After the routine of respectable inquiries by
the Nobility to her Majesty and his Royal High-
ness the Prince Regent, the Duke of Clarence
and the Princess Augusta, accompanied by the
Ladies in Waiting, availed themselves of the op-
portunity of a favourable promenade for near
two hours about the Pavilion 'Grounds. The
Royal Party,appeared in dress mourning, and it
was pleasing to mark the affectionate considera-
tion of his Royal Highness. towards his Sister, in
pointing out the various improvements of their
Royal and, August Brother, to render the Pavi-
lion on occasional residence for the several
Branches of the Illustrious Family to meet in
domestic circle.
At five o'clock we were!happy to notice the ar-
rival of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester,
with the* Pritscess Sophia of Gloucester, and their
retinues. As soon as the intelligence was known
in the town, the bells struck up a merry peal,
and much joy wasmanifested by the inhabitants.
The visit of the Princess Cheelotte at Wales
to her Royal patent is fixed for Thursday. Her
Royal Consort, Prince Leopold of Cobourg, will
also pass a second residence here for a season.
But shove all the diurnal reports of Royal and
distinguished visit Ors to the PaYithratitis asoavee
of pleasure to reel* the humane consideration of
the Prince Regent towards the fatniliaeof the' ne-
cessitous hoar. His Royal iliglitiess hue given
especisl directions that all the stiperfluoits
aniwal
fond, soup, vegetables, bread, &e. shall be dia.
trihuted in equal proportions to the distressed fa•
milies who are properly recommended *a deserving
of support. General Sir B. Bloomfield has m-
municated the Royal pleasure, anti even incotro-
duced a system of economy moot% the ley:ants,
at will have a good effect.

CORN•EICIiANOgy Dec. 4.—Mt had but few
fresh arrivals this morning ; a considerable
quantity of Grain being lett over from last day,
the sale of Wheat and Oats were dull, and each
2s. pet quarter lower. fine Barley and Malt sap-
portest their price. In Pease and Beans there was
no alteration.

Extract of a Letter,Dontinico, 19th September,
1816 :—" I%'ith PellSollolls of fear and grief 1 an-
nounce another dreadful visitation to thii
colony. A hurricane, which began at nn' o'clock
on Monday morning, and raged ‘vnis die greatest
fury till fottr in the ,afternoon i it was the none
unexpected, having had a severe gale on the sth.
Such a settle fttuvaet4tiun
and
desolation I never
witnessed. The wind kept steady E. S. E. nes
conpanliei with suellitorrents ni ruin tl4 brought
down.tisc :and swept every thing before
them. Our crop, 'More promising, will turn out
tulnoits.f.eulree in istatiettler ; the cancel! *in 111;0-
much whipped, and cannot rieCktln on Milk" !leery
half a crop. Wouctiorti hill, the property or Ito
asx ..
Assaus.s, tog. bait suffered ino,t consi-
siderably, the violence, of the storm *wtcVnig
away the negroc slaves, with nisch damage to the
works,-the people end cattle being left without
. . ,

The Loan NiAYait and Court of Aldermen have
with great prnpriety puttlished two resolutions--
the one giving thanks,to the ittbshltatitst who so
readily came :forward to, put down the horrid and
alarming rims- on Monday 3 end the other, nifer7.
ing rewards for the apprehension of the assiiStip
who shut Mr. PLATT, and of the robbers win,'
plundered the shops-of Milsrs. Bacxerati, Ka*,
and liam4neit. ,
The Lottn,MAYon has ordered a pox to pc
placed in front of the Mansion.flotote to receive
Ismail subscriptions, to employ per,ons in keeping
the pavements clean dining the present winter.
Mrs. NARY ANN, CIAIIKEsi visit to low-street
en Mentiny, which has excited so much 41100Sity,
Was nwrely to comptiin of a servant who bad
robbed her, end of whom the proper ()Meer' re
in pursuit.