The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-07 00:00:00

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THE MILITIA.
th'e of jects of'tlie Amended Militia Bill brcrogq
in by Mr.' H. Ativitioroit are'
" To repeal 'certain Acts *hieli hive pima,
itittee the 42d of the Kink, which were applicable
only to tetnporaii PfirpoSei in tithe Of war; and
Which ire inipeditnetits to the revival of de
Ballot', to which it is intended to reatirt ibis year
to cotbplete the MINA.
" TO telieie the CrOwd rfoni the obligation of
calling wit the Militia thislear, by which a Cow,
inferable expenc6 will beiaved to the Public.
" TO give a pdvier of holding General Courti
Martial On the Staff of the Militia, for (lacocca
committed when in a disenibodied

" To facilitate. the aPprelleasion Of Deserters
from Corps of Militia *heti entbdilied.'

This fttortiidi oiai codipany cif the Ist battalion
of Royal Artillery, and due ilitto of the stli bat-
talion, left Woolwitli, tin their route for tiVer.
pool, front whence they are to embark fur lie-
hind ; and to-Morrow one ccitmpatty of the 7th,
and dittd of the I thlt Litittalivit, follow thew.
Monday last the nien of the Gtil Veteran Batta•!
lion left Cork; to Ifais the Hospital liiinothi7
ham
Ireland
The Otiwitlne
rcteehrdes
of the Fit
,toVi4itet:itieloer
I.2ll)3lEl3trie•::::.ei<:i
in-
tend tend to give a most Splendid Ball at the A.ficlohltt
Rooms-, - Liinciick; to which all the families (:.;
diitinction in that tirignhourhood and orroili1':I.
ing counties are imited, int l'nesday, the I;.-:
instant,- being the Anniversary. of LIIC
Victory of Waterloo; ,where they bore a ti"ti".
gnishell part.

THE PRINCESS CHAIMLint;
It is withregret we atinOtMee, that her RoY
Highness the I'r4ncesi Cum&Lovill is so Intleb 11):;
d6posell as to be confined to her chamber. he;
Royal Highness Ilas, it appears, been trotaeas
for several days with a severe cold, which h 3
prevented her
,trout taking, her usual exercise ,
tiding in u.t open carriage., Having, however=
promised to be present at the pertormance for o'6
benefit of the Royal .t.,•-oriety of l'hysiciatis
Wednesday crewing, tier Royal Highness, thoug
worse on that day, determined very benevolently,
though imprudently, to at:end the concert, I"‘
her abience. might affect the interests of the Clo"
Iler cold, as might be expected, was tit*
creased by her journey; and the heat at toe
tro°r°slll:vlaigao c)reon:Vet'iteld";oll.l:letdprletessrurle of the
toyitll;ligencel:sl;
oppresed her-so touch that she WaS Wider lbe
necessity of retiring. Thy Pi ince, her hushandi
immediately accompanied her home, anti 1?;*
13.w.L1F. and Mr. WALK ejt -were sent for, 'v"P
pronounced that her !loyal Highness had a very 81
Vele cold. attended with some lever, but not At
dangerous. Yesterday her Royal Iliglinesi
vciu tifietttd in her aria, after which she ettillej
a comfortable sleep, and hecasie much hctia*
The inquiries after her health yesterday were veri
numerous, but none but the Royal rattail} were
admitted into Camelford-house. The Duke t)1
CUMBERLAND called there;' and the QuasK, "91
the Princeisei ELIZARISTH and MARY, went t-
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4
Catnelford-honse) AS soon as the information re'
spectiug the indisposition of the Princess CHAR-
LOTTE reached theta. 'the QUEEN remained itb"v.e
an hour Ntit It her. Dr: liAttLte rerprted the St 3"
of her health to the ittioeNT, who sent Sir *24'
JAMIN BLOOMPIELti tti bt iii attendance at
daughter's house. Prince Lantiot.n had a 1"1
conference with the REGENT at Caritoll-11011Se.
At seven o'clock last night her Royal Higlille9l
wits considerably, better, anti her physicians hire
hopes of a very speedy recovery,