The Sun.
London, England, 1816-03-28 00:00:00

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TTIV PMNCg nEGENr.

The Praxes Radasr. retailed to Carlton-
House last night, from. Brighton, we'are rejoloec
to st Ite, in very much improved health and excel,
lent spirits ; and this day his Royal Highness it
expected to hold a Council -in order to receive tho
RECORDEK's Repok.
It is with much satisfaction we are enabled to
contradict the statement relative to, his Royal
which appeared in a Morning Paper of
llnday, and whiCti we were induced to copy
from the assurance' of perfect .authenticity With
•which the Journal in question accompanied it.
We mean the account of the manlier
in which his
Royal Highness was placed ojt horsehark-cswhich
is pronounced by our accurate and faithful cur-
respqndent to be nothing else than a pulicious fit•
bneat ion. The simple facts are .blest:--
" His Royal" Highnesi walked from the hall of
the Palace to the outside on crotches, where a
wooden ascent of two or three strips, just reach-
lug to the stirrup•iron of the saddle, was, placed
receive him : on reaching these, his nocat
gijzhileis resigned the crutches, and resting ..Id,
on a Gentleman to the right-and aunt Cr to
the left; Sir EDMUND NAGLE and Sir..l3mrolg
BLOOMFIELD. walked up the steps without pain
or apparent difficulty, and immediatelyseated himm
self in the saddle, without any assistance,,mml with
apparent ease. The airing which his Royal High.,
ness took on "the lawn' lasted upwards of two
hours, and he not merely walked, but trotted and
gallnped his horse. At the conclusion of the rich
his Royal Highness alighted, with the assistance
of the 'steps and two supporters, right and left,
the same as when he niotinted; after which, he I";
ceeded through the wide entrance.; hall by meant!"
his crutches only. The same simple Koceecii•Vril
tnoontinganddismounting took place unt.nes ,
server,
day, Friday ; and how far these correct particular,'
tally with the account given by the "irrigate Or.
of the Paper alluded to, the public can 17
at no loss to determine the fact is, 110 1/e
Royal 'Highness's health is completely. re-esti"
bliihed, with the exception of the light reuminil
weakness hi the ancles, occasioned or the guate.. •

MR. KEAN.

It is parr- stated; and, as far ni we can Orr,:
accurately, that Mr. KEAN WAS . prrvented 4:11i;
unfoitunate accident from attending. to his (111
on* Tuesday night. The following part iculao '11;
mentioned, in addition to what appeared 4'll
SUN of yesterday:—Finding :—Finding the waturinan
whose boat he took for GreenWich„.aml fel
he should not be in time, he Was lauded "' h
Kent side, and hired a one-horse chaise,
which he proceeded to Greenwich, and (1;001 wide
a few friends. lie was returning between i f"/
and tire o'clock, to be at the Theatre by six,
had reached Deptford, when his strange hu'
took fright at some geese on the road, und Ix was
overturned, by which he dislocated his shmqeri
and was carried totally insensible into the thtti'li
Arms; Where he was unknou n and it vas n!"f,_
till
,late'in the evening that he was Sufficiently
!kited to be able to inform tree people who be iro'
Yesterday morning Mrs, Kean, Mr. Rae, gr.
Pope, Mr. Penley, and several others, went
to him. They fuund that his ,shouldrr lead hal'
reset,' and- in the afternoon he was brought tr'
town, to his house in Clarges-street..
There is certainly something eccentric, in the''
story, but happen how it might, there its, 4e"
lieve, no doubt 'but that il9r. Kean is sit antels
hurt that' some days trill elapse before he tali
resume his professional avocations..

The ceremonial of the Marriage- bEtWeer/ 114 f,
Rapti Highness the Princess tHARLOTV
his Highness Prince LEOPOLD Of SA*B
noun G; will be solemnized at Carlton Haw
the Archbishop of Cmvisaanay, on Tue'd4/
evening, the 1 6th of April next. A
Wi at 01'000
naturalization of Prince LEOPOLD AR 114
both Houses of Parliament, yesterday.
standing orders having been dispensed PP,`,l
this complimentary occasion, little more tlianila
minute's elapied between the introduction 6"
passing of the Eli in either House. The Rol'
.Assent *ill he given to the Bill, in a day o„,r ,;,1:
and his Serene Highness will then be a Drill'
subject.
Bill for the

DEAL, IVlAacti doWn last evening'.
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after post, the MareNnuess of, Ely East India]
'man, for India, and at twelve o'clock at midnielt
salted, with the Warren Hastings and Mint f°r.
Madriti and Bengat.--4Vitid N. E. ,
FALlloirrli, MARCH 23,—:-Sailed the PriliP.,;
Ernest packet for Lilhon.---The.lliana packet "7,;','
gone into the Roads, and there waits for urdells'
previous to proceeding to the West Indies. •
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 27.—Sailed his liiittjel'!:
ty's shipTromethent for Kiva—de-Grace.
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Yesterday a Cottrt of Directors"was held at the
East India-house. when the following
.Cotul,
manders took leave, previous to depaiting for their,
respective destinations, viz. Captain JAMESON* dr.
the Earl of Balearras, and Captain MoFrATT,
the Scaleby Castle, for China direct.; and oipt
fliaats, of the Prince Regent, for iNltstiras ayil
Bengal.

A few clays ago a Deputation from the vvi"
Trade united upon the cIIANCELLOR of the
CHIQURR, with a Petition for a diminution of "I".'.
duty on Wines. , They stated, that the revenue'
would be benefited by such a measure, :
as the consumption would be increased in prcal°"'.-
don to the cheapness -of the article.. Mr. V
sirrAat appointed yesterday for the. Depntatia.
to receive their answer, when he expresseti 1"$•.,
determination not to make any alteration wint,fr
ever the duties, because he could not, in 1.1.1: •
actual situation of the country, consent to low'
the duty on- en article of luxury, althoogli
lho
pr9fe,saa,j,alliect might he an incre.,e of re'venuea

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