The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-11 00:00:00

BIIITII OP A. BitITIS'It PRD:CESg.

THE DUCHESS OF CLARENCE.—We have the
happiness to announce the Birth of another
Princess.

Yesterday morning, about half-past six o'clock.
her Royal Highness of CLA:RENCE was attacked
with*a slight Dr. HALLIDAY, her
Royal Highness's domestic Physician, Is ho was
sleeping in the residence in 'the King's Palace,
St. James's, was in consequence called up. It
being six weeks previous to her Royal Highness's
expected accouchement, the indisposition at first
was not supposed to arise from. the state of her
Royal Highness's pregnancy.

At half-past ten clock Sir HENRY HALFORP
was_ sent for ; on whose arrival, and after a ow
sultation with Dr. it Was-sUPpOsed
premature labour would be the consequence of
the indisposition, and Sir IVILIAAin KNlGwros
was snit for, as the. accoucheur. . Sir.W. arrived
about half-past eleven o'clock ; when,, it being
finally.delermined that an expected premature
birth might be looked for, a number of P rivi
Councillors were summoned. to attend instantoP
as is custotriary'at Royal Births, and several at,'
IND:led in consequence-; but it being so satl4o
and unexpected, there wnrerfe* to be found in
town.,

The KING being inforined of the state of thq.
Royal Duchess, his 'MAJESTY sent evz.ry hour to
make inquiries, in the most affectionate manner.
The Royal Duke Was. donstani and moo‘
anxious attendance upon hii Royal and belovecl
Due.hesS.: Soon. after . five ,&clock- in .the afee.r"
noon_ it was announced, to the_great joy of the
Royal Duke, the.private friends.of the Doc:holt
.
and the domeSticvs,- by whom the Duchess
. .
versally beloved and esteemed,.and-by every one
who has the happiness to know that she W
safely .delivered of a Princess, and both were
well, which produced general congratulations.
I_
short time after, the following official no-
flee was issued` by the medical-Gentlemen iu.at"
tendance upon her Royal Ilighuess.:---

, • - BULLETIN. •
jti:ing';-PAlace, -StJames'a,
- - . - - Dec. 10,4820-.
" Her.ifoyal. Highness the Ijirchses:s 6rClar'etre was safer
delivered at 6velnin uteipast B.VG jeicte 2,eite.:i'noon; of

female child. ' • , . •
" Her Royal Higlinesi.is as well as can be expected.
infant is 'born before its time abut six weeks.

"U. HALFORD,' "-A. HALLIDAY."
"W. KNIGHTON, - .

. The event being. so unexpected, the: ouly-Triq
Councillors present were, his Royal 'Highness the
DtikE of Yortr&, the tiOliD .GIIANCEI,LOR7 "wit!
Mr. CANNING ; the Archbishop Of .CAANTERBUWV
and the-Bishop of LONDON arrive-4 soon afier, a 3
did several others in the colirse'of the. evening.

The joyful tidings were communicated "to ttIF
KING: without loss of time, and his ArAJI:iT It re:
turned a letter of congratulation to his Royal
Brother and Sister, commanding, withlhe appro'
bat?On of the Royal Duke and Duchess, if it
should be deemed advisable that an early bap-
tism should take place, that die infant Princess
should be named ELIZABETH.

SECOND BULLE FIN. •
" Palace, St. James's, Half• past Ter'
• . o'Clock,
" Her Royal Highness the Duchesrof Clarence is -doing re-
markably well. ,
" The Infapt Princess takes the breast.- fler Royal Higit-
;less is a much stouter child born than those in general burl)
so early.", (Signed as before.)

The following Bulletin respecting the state
of the Duchess of ,CLARENCE and the infant Prin-
cess was issued this morning

BULLF.Titi.
" King's Palace, St. James's, Eleven
o'Clock, A. se. Dec. tit IBM
" Her Royal Highness the Duchess Of Clarence has passed
a very good night.
" The infant Princess seems likely to live.
"H. 13.114701LD, - At HALLWAY?'
NA% KNHAJTON, _
In addition to the above, we tfriderstnd tb4
her Royal HighneSs slept nearly 'five hours dur-
ing the night. The Princess has performed all
the functions of nature, and, is one of the most
perfectly formed little babies -ever born, and
though small, is as likely, to"survive as any infant
so prematurely_ broUght into the world. Our
late most venerable Sovereign was a 7 months'
child ;- and there is no reason -why we should
not have" a second Queen ELIZABETH, as her
Royal Highness was christened yesterday even-
ing; by the' Bishop 'of Londink, ELI zABETn,
obedience to the previons command of 110
MAJESTY. • ' '

THE KING'S COURT.-Saturday, Ilig-MAJEsTir
held a Court at his Palace in Pall-Mall.
Guard of Honour, preceded by a band in their
state uniforms, marched into the Court-yard-soon
after two o'clock; also a detachment of the Life
Guards were stationed in Waterloo-place, toge-
ther with a numerous assemblage of the• Police.
The Attendants of the KING and the full Court
Attendants wore the same as on the two preced-
ing days. Previous to his 11(1A-JcsTy receiving-the
Report, of the effective state of the three Regi-
ments of Foot Guards, he gave along interview
to the Duke of YORK, upon his return to Von-
don.---A few minutes before three o'clock, the
LORD Mayon arrived, in the same state as on
the preceding day, with the Court of Common,
Council, to present their Address.—His
J EsTy. gave audiences to Viscount SIDMOUTIL and
the Duke, of WELLINGTON.