The Sun. — London, England, 1815-04-06 00:00:00

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T - --- - r N , AuDEAI LON DON, rifußsAd.r. 4P L t:'-111);VATION OF GOOD NEWS, THE CONGRESS N ANIMOITS„IND T HE FORCE OF THE UNFFED IV° ltt-r) IN NI0iION: AGAINST BUONAPAiITE AND 11,; „ IL 1 ) ()o „."\-• the Report Cont'Contained in our Naral News tt; the Eridanus, ought to st a t e t h at ti. l , n : i e it ': ll er 7 , e n of the commenc ement of hostilities, a ; must be erroneous -111..e Captai n 'of that ship has commenced un 4tittioriz,ed he ought to be dismissed. W e I,ar''' at. stay with France; not even with 4.tioNAPAr.'rE'YET. Th e /3 --- ..,. . . r,iissils and French Papers, upon 'the con t,seats of which sorne observations t'o/low•this n°,7. tire, are, the forniCr to the 3d, and the latte r to we oh* 16e 414 iiista:i... 11) (those of BrUssels a'rrt., that the Archduchess ATARIA-Louts‘t h a s ft44ltthi'reliounce-t! the title of Empress, dismissetl t:very 'Frenchman froin her service, and readopted "tlee linpe'ri'al Livery of: her liouse instead of the , 41' ' erl-- .(lf the Corsican Brigand. Tiii, is wise:) , ''o. pnt hn end to tbe delusion wiiiell the Rebel ,i 4 erttleaVollritig iiis ir, , . to spread over France respecting `-"nsort's return and the surmised acquies tl'ce !'f Austria in his treason. . li ere is a -rept:rt that Cangress would adiourn. I'l.e. Nohle!lJeclaratiliit '6l the Allied Powers 'w as (ipp-ed iir. its way froin Vienn a to Paris- V l , . -1" R, i‘lAttmo NT, and litany faithful Officers, ale at Ghent. The 'ICING bail -. - iCif throull Pcis ... that td• . ' . . , dCe 111 LIS Way tO Briissis. .' • Al(!tvt'JEß li, Said Ail tims ' -- "e• 1 .)ell , arrestexl at Lisle Ly 0 1(ler of litiONAPAit,rt. ' . .. 1 fl . . il ari , Til co Lthiation of the insurrection in . - report probably ar ose from some rout kotions. t-; ' ' ' -.en nave takell place in the Fauxbourgs• ... , ._ .ortie tnue ago We' •stFe" re pravely assured that the deliberation Of the Congress were greatly influ need by the 0pi,,:h,,,s (4 - the Brewer. of Chiswell -I,reel',4lUl Manager of Drury -lane Theatre, and ..I‘liit his harrairgues "and questions in the House of :011ittirilis, 'cot tlt tibined with the powerftilly-writteti 444. , .fit'il'es 01 the , PartY Scribes in the Chronic*, - - Allies"ot . only. tire effect of . deterring the wicket! froal executing their ambitious purposes, bait • . "f absolutely terrifying them into the " waY th . eY siintild m'' 1,14145.!-for the instability of human greatness ! fli t le tculgress has thrown off all obedience to the ;:lti.t'nes of these .‘vornlerftil Statemen : as if ittaied of its former subserviency it is now 1ite .14.,Y rut) its CO(inter to the most paternal, t_1(1 ank;, i auxin advices both of Mr. WHITBREAD and kind, .I,ll::jeribes---it seems, as it were, to despise these 44-"i'llaries, and, in • despight or: their forebodings to d en llln gs, to have blindly resolved to rush iii ofq •. ~.lit,' et trail the dreadful though moderate "Isik?AtrrE i II 104,(11:1/1""sseis Papers, to he sure, talk of Nine iti, I -(' aud Fifty Thous'and Alen being put )„ 'llt)tion r, • • ' of corn .l4(t. ''' eutorce the determination ttst E'll.°Pe ! They tell us that at the to t"nfreuee it' was resolved to annihilate the 4'"l ett en h at it , . erny and scourge of mankind, and . that f 1 1 4 • `oice was raised to retard the execution o Just . i'aill Old glorious enter prize ! But our patriots Nt4l;:l°"e, bv. at least they will swear, that the . ! ) 41 1 l ed Aritties cannot amount to one-tenth i of . tiodi • the number mentioned, and they will h Yctkilleintl ally interference with the internal rate 3 0 , „. -- e , rat; N I 114 ' k lance, with which, of couts .. lie, • !e,ll4coneerti.. Thank• Heaven ! the powei : 'lith e - 444, possession of those who entertain other Q t . their i il ' i°l iti "I '' 1 arid tnoral duties. A ., .riii _ ca , socid , et,„,". ' ilense army is.fortHing-in Italy, and will iisist of i . ... , tti:o43 ' ' eat') 2.30,000 men,.viz. 180,000 Aus t„. ' '.20,000 Sardinians; 10,000 British, under nd I l t. 13 k ,,,•, 111 ,00 0 '„,,,, fii —*trick: ; and a reserve of from 30 to 'tatiovii 'NeaPolitatis, who are, it is reasserted, tiotsi ►i n the general cause. This artily, it is ya ll%it?.l4.esuilied, will be commanded by Pri'nee tvr zt , , =d.r3ER, and br the Archduke CH\ARLES. 11 t)Vr et)* t.511444i 411141114 i', the Smith of France will 41ilti 14'A against the Usurper by its hare f"1"- c);,. . 4 , ec oi . 4l i Creat and imposing force of united Among other consideration 3, which convince us of the Utter hopelessness of the Corsican and his adherents, it is not one of the least, that the ap proaching conflict is entirely different in its ori gin from all the others in which the Usurp.ir has been engaged. In former wars he had always matured his preparations, ehOsen his field,' 'and . taken the advantage of striking .the fir4t- blot; . Now he is environed with difficulties; he is unpre pared; his means not only diminished but disinga7 nized : he is placed upon the defensi xe , and Wanc; itself must be the theatre of the War which is ketuly to pour in Upon every side. We may add, tin& in the whole earth he has no: an. Ally or Freud on wbotu he can depend. We un►ierstand, that the Mess;:agc from the PrtixcE REGENT, Which is to be presented to Parliament this' day, is not as has: een stated of a warlike character, but reco►uiuends a firm and cordial co-operation with the Allied Powers in whatever may be deemed essential for the protection and security of - &rope, in conse quence of the e►ents in France. Such we can . Venture to assert was the substance of the Mes sage, which was to have heen submitted - to* Parliament on Wednesday last, and we are not aware that any occurrence has rendered it neces- sary to make any material alteration iu its es sential points, though, perhaps, i►t may have been thought-proper to adopt a more precise and defi nite expression. The apposition have split upon the question of Peace or. Wal. Lord GitENVILLE and his friends are fur War—the rump of the Jacubins for Peace. Mr. 4; o►txsos, the - Messenger, arrived this morning with Dispatches from Vienna, and Mr. WlLLissts from the same City, but the latter had accompanied the Duke of WELLINGToN to• Brussels. It will be seen by our Port Letters that the Cyrus Frigate, stated to have been detained at Brest by order of BuoNApAarre., arrived at Ply- Inouih from a cruize on Tvesday last. .W e have authority to state, that there is not the slightest foundatiop for a Jtatenictit which has appeared in many of the PaPer-s, that harriers have been re-established on the . bridges over the ea :lnds around Dublin, and on the .outlets of .the great road by which it communicates with the country. The 'attendance in the flouse:of Peers •iriStr day evening was pretty ((111 ; and the - appearance of Members of the other House,: within the 6,1. lected spaej, was numerous. The Marquis WEE.' LESLEY, and the Earl of LtvEapooL, were for •• some time in close conversation. Vis connt iV urr wortTn, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, W a s in his place, and received the :condolences of seve;:al of their Lordships he was dressed in &el) moisty-. tug. . . Tfic Earl of Hart OWBY and Mr. PoLa embark ed ou Tuesday al Dover fur UsteNd. Austi:tan, Barari.in, and other 'ficuitian trnopc, is totaling on the Upper Rhine, whyre ‘VREDE ur Sc;i:VA•%7"ZENtI;3IZG tOiiiiila!)(l. On the of :Ile tt!li„,: ri;e retrit:: CHER as3tlme% ti.le dircction ot 3n;.; !• Army assorib!ing rotind Mentz. And on the frontiers of Belgium the ilen of Great Britain Will lead an _Allied.Force of tutgittY strength, wherein 40,000 Priissians will be placed - side by side with ow th.ave Countrymen, with va liant Hanoverians, iv di altelnuen rei4inde,l of their ancient glory, by being led by a Prince of ORAN,GE, and the whole inspirited by seeing the sacred Cause of the lionaßoNs and of the Fryien . . Nation' tlinre immediately entrusted to their,pro `t. • tection and charge.' ludependunt of these appalling hosts which . circle •France--. France distracted by contendini parties, and yet bleedi ng fro'in a thousand recent woilnds—th e hardy warriors Of Russia are again on , their march towards the •contiliis of t hilt del voted country,. and on the 10th-vf this month win reach Prague', having crossed th e Oder on th e • , •• Ist inst. k• Were the people of France to man, nnani , mons and enthusiastic in the cause of:-Buo NA - PARTE ;—.COUId •Wc for an instant Credit the hi deous falsehoods which pass the lips, and stain the paper of his slavish admirers in this country—, cnuld.nt',e think so execrably of Imman Minn e as i to he,lleve that the mass of any N•ation, how (4er' debased and ignorant, should feel 'attach ment to such a Miscreant--that they should prefer infamy, tyranny, and war, to honour, constitutional rule, and peace—could we be So insensate or mad as to put faith in these incredible and \ monstron s assertions which are confined to the dregs of our Opposition and the vilest port ion Of our Press, then would we exclaiw—" Woe be to France if such he her election—let : het; fields he made desolate, and her children he led into slaverv—for the world cannot .sub, mit to everlasting conf4cts, endless desolation eternal bloodshed and anarchy, that France and her Recreant Chieftain may : enjoy the tincontronl• eel felicity of, plundeting nations and butchering mankind." NAVAL., NEWS. t .• if Yesterdav'a Co fill nt Diiicrpi ; s . rea't, held at tl4. EaA whet - ) Capt. RAtvgs as swGrii info the .i;oonnand OU P ie ship- ‘Varren II ►stings, and took his hind leai-V of the . Court, previou s to departing lor`Cliint dilq•ct. Ord,er weiy''rLccivud at Plyinouth, on 7.11.00'1.4Y; to conniiission . the Oia:;,a, Ville de Paris, ;i'lido'Sion Josef, first l'a.tVs, • • • • . . d . . Letters nt 'the'? inst. trim! Paris stare, •that 13ttoNAPAn e never appears on horschdrik, 'arid wheii he goes alitoad, which is JeadOill, it is 'al ways in a close carriage: COnferences arc con tinually held with his War Ministers, and couriers 'are scut off to different parts of the Continent. ' Among Diller reports, it is said, that from the idoment liuo`APit'rE.': landed in France he adopted Pt qstem of lal.4hoOd, ;inserting, thin his prise was was known and -favoured both by England and Austria :---" Ilntit>could I hav e escape d from Elba," lie said' f' bur` iith the consent of the English, whose ships hovered on . every side, and Cominksioner 'was my daily • companion'?" With Austlia,:he added, he had made a truce for 20 vein's, asserting that the Archduke CEIANI.Es Was ttllly w ith him,' a n d that the Empress M A arA Lours: and the voting of cents were on their journey to Pra aye, Th K ese ing state ments he spread ever y where, asserting, in addition, that the Allies were not sorry to see the BouttaoNs depriv e d of the Throne; on account of their tin t:anguess to abolkh the Slave Trade. ' • • • 4t.)' of,ittAu's Proclamation is said to he a for gery, and he hinisell is - believed to be gone to Switzerland. Sciiia and 'MAttcHANt , have, ac- : ccorai g tiithesame report, 'beer! exiled ; and i t is add e d that•the chanc'ellor.D'Amm;AY.S prOPerty has been cihill'-cated, and that MAsszNA iS'detain tid in Marseilles by the people. Accounts received !I . :the • Lord Wellington packet, which arrived on Tuesday at Brighton, state, that an insurrection' has' firoken out at Havre, iii.which Several re . rsOns were killed. Very little fuisiness iS•transacting at the Quays, or in the LongCustomsotu of th e ' enstos ; but some goods are still shipping for French ports. W e are.'enabled to state with confidence, that up to the •1 (it tt of March, no disturbanc e wliateer had happened in Madrid, aril that the King of SpAm, with his family, were there enjoying per fect tranquillity. The statement, ther,:fore, v in the French .papet welts'rtititled to no credit. Fifty thousand !minket:3 were last week shipped at the To - iver for fOreign service; ten thousam were, also sent : of on Tuesday to the same desti nation, :The battalion's''Of 'the .'2d and 3d regiment of Guank einhked . y're .r 4tvidav :at Greenwich for Raisgtite, they will proceed to Ostend. 'Since the Late ' Peace•redu4ion of the Marines, 50 First Lieiitenant; of that corps, on half-pay, h:lv e been called into liCtild ei n plOyment. About' two-thirds of the hue War:est.thlisinnent will now• be kept up ; the number of First LientCnants at present for service, is' 170. Lord' Cocitti:kg, indictment for breaking cool,) not be tr ed at the late Surrey • • Assike's;the defendant having the right to traverse. it to Heiit, of which he availed himself:—.. his Lortkhip'S confinement in the strong . Of — the King's Bench prison, two soldiers-- were daily pl ace d as guggrds over him ; in the: course of . the . day', howe ve r, h e Iva; permitted ,' with -'another person . , to play at racquets .within the small yard - of his place of cOnfiniftent: - From Many enquiries, prere..is every 'reason to lieNevt that the singular escape was , not effected..by . tiny; over the walls, but 'by some disguise, and by the prison doors. co:::: , [1;:;;;EmEN'r Ol IT4.);;4'ILITY BY THIS COUN - TRY N.ST FitANCE. • The . . 7:ritiai///4 t%;+lMiir HENRY PR r.SI CuTT,' ha. detained, and sent' intO t sh.ip Captaiil SOBIZAY, froin BOurdetiox, ho , tni.l to Dunkirk . 4ith trine bran , f) , :•:--:It is sap!) . 05,..(1 that this 'detdinr is by orcier.o,f the British cioi..rnment, as Captain PARsCorr only sailed from .I'lymouth on the-270 • PLYlttotiTti; Aran_ 4.--=Carne in his Majesty's "ship •Deiituark, '74, from Ireland; Cyrits,-Eclait, and , liolla,froni a the Janui slobp • of war•oli a cruise. Citplzire fram the Freiieh.---ThelEridatins frigate has detained, and sent into this port, L'Ainiabt; Ett:.erne, Captair, •, from BoUrdedii");t• fc Dunkirk, with wine aii'd•tiranlv. • '•• FALMdttict, •;i•:---Arrived the Princess Clisrlottefiacket; with from St.l'hOrnas's, in 32 days. -Sailed the Louisa pai!kei,• with 'a • nrail for Cm - muli ; Marlborongh 'packet; with ditto for ; packet,;itkAith'the Mediterra nean mat! ; jind 'ship Witrii'Or, A& miral D 0 t1011:45', • liatlger,"lllgiil►s, and Nautilus, 18- guns, with the . - Whold•fir the outward-bound %Vest !mild fleet,' .all abotk; 175 sail. They have al; got deaf aWay W , jthont the least accident. flis 'll/itjesty's - * ship•t: Litrey, 40 guns; Rhin Nymplume,"3-6,'• iind Ceplial.us, • remain in 'our ti /!eels . '-=- N. W.- '• IlAttwicw, .APkIL s'.af-This , afternoon sailed the Prince Of Orange '.Ciiiittiin ) .l3aitiim, 'for fielvoetsinvs, Henry- Treeliug packet, Captain MASON, for :their' respec tive mails and passengers. ANu th• Cere s. sloop for Heivoet s , with pas.4& - nife4,'" a" carriage .:410 hOrses*.'No fore•gn• art !yids. Remain the Uriper gunin ig, and the Cheerful cutter:,,---tlViinl S. W. PonTsMekiirit;••AFitti-5-.:-.•-Aiiived his Majesty's BOYlie, • tiailifiV," Wrangler, and Ernest, from - cork: 'Caine 'harbours the . 'Sprightly The- Nhith jARIVIAN, froth Lon don, and the StMlley;,"MbltLA.th, from CheristoW , , are 'the only piivi.te , l'oRBAr, L` 4 S-iailed his Majesty's'iliip Plover, with the. Newfoundland-- fleet. DEAL, Aran, 5 . - C:iiiiie":dciwn from the River the Cornwall, LAU'ifITO/4; - 1"01' Jamaica ; yds of WEi.t.iNc-iTaisi, India ; and the Cunt berrland, for' 'Arrived the Mariner trkiisport,• with 'a detrielinien4 op the Royal Arti llery fibril tOr Ozitend.--L.Wind IV.• • • - ,:Tl.l.li;l:QUL'4N..'s ; INIPHONIPTU. The allonilear is clkeck'd—and why ?-- Because it but for France can lie ; The Chronicle more wUrk cau do, • And lie for France And England too PERKY-WINE; LE. EA - S.T FIQW.SE. ; s . . , I Yesterday a General Court was , 4ciiiiiiiabe East India House, to take into furtheir e vnseer . atio l the report 1:rom tire Committee , of: , 57) . c.a.w5„ and otherspecial matters, stated jj the, y,emisetirent. ; after, the,lisnalform, the cliajinnor proposed, that the appointment of Air. Iliehard Call- Glyu he confirmed, .ii . oieli . Was cart led. in titc;,Anttjye.... f ., I'he CHALEMA.N then tuoveil that the, .kesobstiOri , • 61 the Cobrt•of Direc tors I,yr,the'ret tirn:f7t,Vl.;§..licr . .. . . St,i) to tri iklai.loS service be determirict byLailoi . • • , t£.,,, },;Mitts ~,..., on Fridayoqie, 7th, : ipsta i rit, • .when, . a 5 '..l;p..ligr; conveysation bet weep Mr. Is: innair,(l ,:§puti! er, ,. Al f Alderman Atkins; an d Air. Kitinikiffib•Ali .bAIIO r wrs as fi xed f or to-morow. ,„, „,,, , . , . ~ : , • „ By,F,44..Avcs. •,„..Ai ivivh4-li;,.gv A The CHAD! IVIAN trmve ‘ d.t ii cir .01! trirt.?i4?T'ilk.p!S9 Motion being,lrcp,mleil by the ii ) kpi.ty, - ,,, ) , „._l ‘ . ..11*. DIXosN called the Court s, ;ft ec.!.,.. Z. chap. 7. whic4 in his opinion .trrilc)l(:,(cppsTi4 (1)4 elective pi ivilege.of , the proprietors i(lvisutiglitt approve f„.4 . , but not be inclined:AoloLe'for.s4, he therefor„e should plove thafAllgifi',lo3le44,l,L: bye,• : law by txptio,..cmd, in orderPtyijn i kerf 1 ) 61,6 i , , . ~... '.1., - . „Chat m 01 ;199.iliii..;tpititicit2§volfR , Di vectors ,f 01 : ,, 4 & 1e:41.5, eirch Aro p r(f•s t pr i sht i tit i vis iir a liSt 0f ~.i,,lillp:.qitrt,l)er Jiut ( : .•:. ,, : t - _L(ii:43 6 1r p is! , tors tIU fy ; qplliA . ', , i , - wI2 ic:lar.; bei . r.i g;!t), l l.( ~ im forma by Mr. Kintriird a deb a t e el4.ncit, i n %; ,i .c ,b l Ir. linnaird ; the Ciorirolan.. Alr...Wybmi, Arr . . Alderman Atkins, Mc.'isrs.,(anniin;, Dre.,w,drower,.. Lown ir l es , . l . l .inith,.;;:mp'sol,., i low.trinf,. Giant, 1 and oi, :ook•tt :Try' ac.:,, •c sliare. The oi,v,,iion on the atncluttnoot, '` that tite orjghod i stand part (..i: th,‘ questlolC' bring put, and carried in, the. afiirni:Ative, M. llowart:1 moved that the:main question be.t. d by ballot. After sonie wartn_ discussion as to the •poi:lt it order, Mr.:llV.v.aaTti . declined to deik et' . in the nine names, the (luestion . or, the amendment was put again frot i p the chair, when the sauce %Vas lo'A by m large maiority: The main question for confirming the bye-laws being then put, Alr. Krt.:N.llm) m ove d as an addition thereto, that the Repwq, be recommitted ; but while lie was.prepariag his m w motion in ritiog, a motion „ ot adjournment was: made and seconded, which I,eing., carried.unanitnottly, the Court adjourned at Zi: o'clock, sine die. The renewed engagement with :qr. C. t‘p.mßr..F: at CO , ,:ent 'Garden Theatre - does not commence till. next Season.. The " note of preparation" has been given at. the Ilaymarket Theatre, and the sulanarnate i,.‘,r raigenients are proceeding, though i s t, isnot ex-: petted to open as early as the license .permi.ts-. Ur,Csol,Al4,,,ifeinAts, is. actively eintil.o y~ilti ,lii` pen, bait we. do not hear tvilether for dramatic Objects. APCREADY, who was in treaty with Covent. Garden Theatre, is no;vnei'fyrining 111 i)UI)1111 Miss STANLEY, I t • te DrHr ) - - . 1•1- • rle•ttlt , J is the . „. tragic heroine ok i the Dah;in We are requested by the Secretary ofthe,Ea,4le . Insurance. Company to ?;tate,' rhat Policies.expiring : i.f:l4:o 3 i'pay may ren.eWed. Within days rroin tinit period, at ei,ther•of their OffiCCS in Cornhill . or the . Hay-kaarket, where A l llllllCle3 grai l t e d and purchas&l, *and every desciiption o f Lif e t 11L Fire Insurance effected oik tile most equita4l e terms, T. Ihsir. . - --i . ~!•! . . . kappy in annormc , in“ . ai both• Golden P r iz es ,d rawo yesterdtuv a ient th , to th e Pu tbe - lk • . • Ile sold 4,42;9:.himseff • to .'. Gentynntu in arblin ; and 1:4,4 1 . 0 was sold by_ au Office-kceper in, Loudon, in xteen Sixtcentirs.---V I S H , gav e notiire to the GentJerin irr in s bublin, Irtst.ftig ht ,of his gOod yortnoe, and paid the Office-keeper.% in London, the Guineas for his cheque ou Verring and Co.• S:lturdrry the lci . ol i•,; .the nex`t Dly 0e Drawing, when the Three 0,6001, may be drawn,' and Three POiCs of 1;000 Guineas each, to be paid in : Cold, must al be drawn, . ~ .., , The Public will shortly be •gratied by the ap,-:, , pearauce of . toe followinz-- truly intereting work,,.'. which we shall duly aoriee in Our IteView:! 7 --,ln Ihrtheraic • Narrative of Ike Incasiorz of France ill ISI 4. By N. DE.' LAAUpitAN;r Author of the History o f t h e War of Li'Vel.WC: e :-,--a Work vehicle will doubtless exhibit the.. f ri;4st :extraordinary •events; and the nun t affectlrig - rquir!ents thrltovere ever produced by the sword ~ r :‘. ‘ ' ar , or recorqed by the pen of history —Tne secoorf.a 9 d c .0 ,,,i, t0 ing volume of the .....ohjafrje Tf.alfels of Prclessor., Lichtenstein in Soiithern AfriCa.--,-,.&ciAitc.eiti of_ Italy, England, and America. By M. Cuannitu- BRIAND. Ahio by the same distingu-ished Weiterp An Historical, Political, and Mid- 0 i 1.;,...kra On Ri. : -, .el volutione, nient and M o d e r n, ...,.. ~ : . . • _ Yestersl,4 ,V.atfive welorkh ! .,r rilA.rpsTY held a rivate Ci3in.it lt . Irer- Pallier -iii St. James's Park, , i .t e • . , ‘1 iheirwas dttend c d by, beanies the l'; - :!!c., 5..“..:, her .rate .I,Vt.ka.idant, consistin%:.O.:-..ENr 1.10‘./1911, her .),Lties:ty's - C:h; , „/o)erL.,in. the Cyttut, F.S . of liar• court, as . Lady in, Waiting, the ~(-lOn . 1::,d -,.a's d , tonford. Equerry in. Waiting. The Doke awl, atchess of Orleans; attended .by . their respective suites, arrived:at the- Palace in two of the Queen's state carria.fres4 ,-,ten they - , were introduced to th e Queen - and l'rinc_c,,c7 by ,Earl.Vor t on, the Chamberlain, upon their l'etarn to England. , , b : . .. ['be Swedish• and Sardinian'Mini4eis also came in state, an d were severally introduced to her Ma jesty by Earl. Morton, her Chamberlain, and con ducted by Mr. Chester . , the Assistant . N.laster, of the Ceremonies. • Their Ex.eellencies — • had midi cnce.s of her Majesty, derlyered their credenti.ds, and were most , Tacionsly received.: - .. After tlke„brea%ing up of . the Court, the Queen, Princesses Eliabeth and Mary, went. in one of the Prince Regen't's carriages to Ca'rlton House to dirie with the Prince .Regent, where. there was a select party to meet- them.-