The Sun. — London, England, 1814-06-08 00:00:00

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 7. lPar-Office, Jane 7, 1814. rlit Loyal Ilighness.the Prinet'Regent has been lileaseik . in the name and oti tile behalf of his Ma „,,. jesty, to appoint the foliowing (hikers to take. auk by Brevet al under-tOtil il,necl : tLe commis sions to he dated June 4,181 i. Lirntrnant-Generals Coate, K. B7to William IN'ton7.ts Genera:B in the ..4r7y. Tot ,1 Majoi--Gr7wrat's Francis 'Thomas 1 larimimml, to Finn. Sir iiia:ks William Stewart, fi. 11.---to be L;eutenrtnt-Generals in th' rmy. Total '5B. • Colo,'; Sir Charles liiihnff, Ka. on the Staff'at Guarnsey, to Fkerry Tprreas, Aid-de-Camp to the RegeAt—la be Abtinr, Generqls in the --tony. Total 69. • Lientennnt-Colonela Fionovrable Arthur Auncslev, of the 6th Garrison - Battalion, to Itolont Travers, of 10th Foot— to he C'olGn,qs in the Arntit. Total 101. The ntider-mentioned officers, didea-de-Cav to his Itoyal 1-lighliess the Prince Regent, to be Cull:nes in the :- I..irtittraant-r.:(ilgtiel Thomas ll'lllahon, of tae .17th Foot ; I.ieutenatit-tolonel Charles Paiter, of the loth Light Dra* cions; and Licutenant-.Colonel Thomas ,Arlitalimit, of sth West India Regiment.' To be Aides-dc-Camp to HS Royal IliglinesS the Prince Regent, with the rank of C , ,1-nel in Het ~ l itnty---Lieiltriini.nt Colonel 4 John Colborne; of ,2d Foot ; Lieutenant-Colonel S. Ford li'llitthighatn; Lteuten -Colonel Sir Archibald 0.14- bell, K. T.; Lientendrit-ColonelAleßander George Woodford, of Coldstream Citards• Lieutenant-Colonel the Honourable F. C. Ponsimby, of 1.31 Light Dragoons. • • To be Extra ~./irks-fie-cantp to his Royal Highness the )'since itegcnt, with the rank of Oihmet iec thr•:l,-,ily—Lie.ii lell,:nt-•rolciiiel Henry Fre+ietick Bouverie, of the ( t.,dAttant Goaid-; Lieatettant;Colonel F. It. Ilcryty, Of the I.ltb I,i,•lltv:la,t-rolotiel the tionolirable A.'n. L' g. en, on 31a11-I,,ty; Li ‘ . nt--(.7610iiel Frederick Baton Eb e n, of Ridi's Regiment; and Lieiitetiant-Coloncl Joint Lord burghersh, of the i3:;(1 Foot. Mojors It. Facl of Atlihr.e, on' the half-pay of the )ritlr Foot, to .3.rchibald Mon , :y, of 1 ith- Light Dragoons—to be ,Lieutmaiet-Coltmas. Tufai 101. Coptains.Lunts Ronehier, of I Ith tiot Dragoons, to Ri • etard Maxwell, of the ti 0 Garrison Psttalion—to 4e ; Audoes in tne drpiy. • ~Total 20. His Ilighnes the Prince -Regent has 'been Witttsti,in die name and on the-behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the following Officers of the. Itoval Artillery and Royal Engineers to take rank by Brevtt as under-inentioneti : the commissions to he dared June 4,, ISi 4. . - Livdewfmt.LGenends Pi,dip .llartin and Vaughan Lloyd— en b. Generals in the Army. _ _ . . . - ..... _ Afrfjor-Gpnertris Rottert'l)ougla%, John Wright, John Mai 1 Duchannam, ta;:, ,. .ry--io l e .J.dPUte;snr -r?rrerals in Co! jr:A . 4/. Co! , n Is Sir Cliarlrfi Holloway, Knt. Engineers, John • Humphrey, ditto; James Miller, Invalid Artillery; Henry Enstace, late Engineers, in Ireland; beßiarhin Bloomfield, Artillery; Snd George CooKson, ditto-4o be.,lfitior-Gencruc's in the .eirrn . n. • • Lientor,qa-Genf:nts John Sheldralie, Artillery, to Paulette W. Colebrooke, Artillery—to .be Colonels in the Army. To tal e 4.: Charls Newhouse, Invalid Artillery, to William 4. Tncker, late Irish Artillery—to be Lieutenant-Colonels in the "Irmy. 'rota I i 2. r,ipteth,, Thomas Rogers, Artllery, to Thomas A. IBrao -4reth, Artillery—to be ifujots in the Army. Total _l9. His Royal Illehuess the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf •01 his 'Majesty, to appoint the foilotving Officers Of the Royal, Marines. to take rai:k by Brevet as un der-mentioned : the t ounnissions to be dated June 4, 1814. Lieutenant-Colnosele Martin Campbell Cole, Richard Harry F9-ley, Willis, Richard James Hone, and James Campbell-4o be C4lonel.s in the .druiff. •.,I , b-jors William Henry Boys, HenrY Reddish Furzer,'Thos. PaYev, Thomas Aberneihie, Richard' Graham, Harry Perci val Lewis, Jolla ci4rk, Charles Stanser, George Duasmire, Wm. Mir t to, Juhn Long, and Polars Westropp—to be Lieizt.- CVlllld4 ut t be C'aptains William Collins, to Alexande; Gillespie—to be Mujuts bt the _inny—Total 33. . • . 7th Ilegiment of Dragoon.C;Losed...--Breret Major Henry j.. Head to be Major by purchase, vice Maxwell, retir6.— Contiaiission dated Jane 2, 1814. Admiralty Office, June 4, 1314. This day, in pitisuance - of the pleasure of his Royal Highness -0c Pr;" , !1. ileirent, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, the ClAi n,ll , >g Flag Odieers of his Majesty's - I'leat were prb thatti, vit.— 14.-Lic, Prescott, Esq. Thomas Spry, Esq. Sir John Orde , William 'Young, Esq. Right Iluti. James Lord Gam bier, PhiEp Patton, Esq. :14. 12iitirles Morice Pule, Bart.- 10 he ...Jr/mired.% of the Refl. • Hon. Sir Georg...! Cranrield Berkeley, K. B. Thomas West, - James Donglaft, Esq. • Peter Aplin, Esq. lie,nry.Savage, Esq. hiir Richard Ilicifiertun, Bar:. GcurKe Bowen, Esq. Ito- Montague, Esq. Jolla Fergosson, Esq. Edward Edwards, Es.i. and Sic Jahn ttorlase Warren, Bart. and K. B.—To be .eldwirais Sanlpso:: EilwArds, Esq. Geurge Campbell, Esq.. Arthur •Phhip, 1-'. 7 A. 4adies Sattinarcz, Bart. and K. B. Thomas I/rury, Es,i. Albeinorle Bertic., Bort. Right Hun. William Earl of Nuctli.!sL, K. B. J:tmes Va•lion, &q. night Huti. li:tward Lord Esm2nth, Coati, Bart. _John .Iyhuer, , I:3l.Sir , ici Osborn, Esq. and I,',ichard Boger, Esq.—To be t c cr. . • - Henry Esterre Darby, Esq. Edward Bowate'r, FAA. Gee. rainier, I. 41'iilia,. Essio4ton, Esq. .30itu ji*tues Eliab I - TrVey, Esq. Sit Edmund Nagle, Kilt. John - Wells, Esq. Richard Grindall, Esq. George Mar- Esq. Sir Richard Julia Strachan; Bart. and K. B.' - Sir Wiliiaw Sidury Smith,En. ThomasSotheby, Esq. Nathan Br unto,, Esq. J'ulin Schack, Esq. MM. Michael De Cour ' cry, Philip D'Auvergnev, Prince of Bouillon, and John Hun ter, Esq.—To be Vice-..iddlirges qf the Red. Francis render, - Esq. Albany - thway, Es 4. Sir Sa- . mud Hood, Bart. and K. B. Henry Nicholls, Esq. Herbert. Sawyer, E. Datitige Gould, Esq. Sir Richard - Goodwin 'Keats, 1.. B. Robert Devereux I.'aucourt, Esq. Sir Edward Buller, Burt. flon..,Robert Stnpfunl, Mark Robinson, Ee.q. Thomas Revell Shivers, Esq. .Francis PiC4rnoru, Esq.. John Esq. William Lecheuerc, Esq. Thomas Foley, Esq, 'Charles Tyler, Esq. tkohert Watson, Esq. Right Hun. Alan Eyck Ler,' t:arzlner, Manley Dixnn, Esq. George I,;;s:lcii, Esq. Alitchell, Esq. and Sir Thomas Bcrtic, tc i'lre-.4dthea's of the Tl'/site. • . . . • Rowley Bulteei, Esq. William Luke, Esq: Isaac Geor,Te Manley, Esq. John 'Osborn, ,Esq. Edmund Crawley, Esq. Charles I.loyles, Esq. Sir Thomas. Williams, Knt. Thomas Ha milton, Esq. SirTlionaas Boukden Thomson, Itarj,John Langh orne, Esq. William tlargood, Esq. John Ferrier, Esq. Ric.hard Ingledon Bury, Esq. Robert 1110orson, Esq.' Sir Charles Ha milton, Bart. Lion. Henry Curzon, William Bligh, Esq: Law- Tenet William Hoisted, Esq. lward Oliver Osborn, Esq. Sir 1 - larry Barran! Neale, Bart. Sir Joseph Sydney Yorhe, Knt. and the Hun. Arthur Kaye Lt.gg—l'o be Vice-_-Ichnirals of t'he Blue. Francis Fayerman, Esq. Right Hon. George Earl of Gallo -war, Thomas Francis Freemantle, Esq. Sir Francis Laforey, Bart. Philip Charles Durham, Esq. Israel Pellew, Esq. Alex ander Fraser, Esq.-Benjamin Hallowell, Esq. George John stone Hope, Esq. Right Hon. Lord Amelius Beanclerk," WII ban, Taylor, Esq.Jaines Morris, Esq. George Brirdon, William Brown, Esq. Thomas Byarn Martin, Esq. John Law ford, Esq. Frank Sotheron, Esq. Thomas , Welley, Esq. Wil liam Johnstone Hope, _Esq. Right lion. Lord Henry Paulet, Charles William Paterson, Esq. George Cockburn, Esq. Tho mas Surridge, Esq. Samuel Hood Linzee, Esq. James Car penter, Esq. ILobert Barton, Esq. Graham Moore, Esq. and Matt. Henry Scutt, Esq.—To be Rear-Admirals of tire Red. Joseph Hanwell, Esq. Henry William Bayntun, Esq. Hon. Francis Faxington Gardner, Sic Richard Kink, Bart. Edward Griffith, Esq. Edwa.J.ianies Foot, Esq, •Itichard Lye, Esq. Peter Halkett, Esq. W rlliam Bedford, Esq. Philip Wilkinson, Esq. Hon. Charles Elphinstone Fleming, Charles Venicombe Penrose, Esq. William Hallam, Esq. George Hopewell Ste phens, Esq. Pulteney Malcolm, Esq. William Nowell, Esq. James 'Bissett, Esq. plohn Clements, Esq. Sir John Gure, Ent. and John Harvey, Esq. 7 -I'o be Rear-Admirals rf the . And the under-mentioned Captains were also appoiappointed flag,Oilicer of his Mjesty's Fle e t, nted Hot haat; Edritart, _EN. Charles' Dudley Paler, Esq. Sir fiwile Ti.tit. Sir, Josito RoWley, X,J ward Codrington, Esq.—To be h'ear-,-111mirals , of the ii-7e • Pcorge Parker, Esq. Ilubvrt Pismipii), Esq. Edward Ltve- . . son Gater, Henry Blacliwovd, Stilin Ersyide ; I)++nnelly, sir Fiere4ord, A -- Teary latlg!riiii Bail, Esq. E•cirs, Ftfl 'Fhaa:as i.e Nkacilatil,,.(:;'isse iln, Esq. Charlie, 1L,A,14.q . Esq. Esq.' ..Saiiiuo Jamas )11iirrt. Esq. Walter Esq; E , q. C4eo. - tre Dism.as, Esq. :tames YOtilig . Esq. Jart'es 'Macnalaarp.,F..!q. CailipticllllA), 11:‘'kilert .qtlray; FAA. l'boftias Vtre..tera, Esq. Jelin Sorztrig!r4 Esq. ELlWard Esq. --To be 'A - tear-411107 . '11 . 1i - firth His Royal Highness the Prince Itirgtot. "has teen Oleased, in the tianie .tittd on the * behalf eif the King, to appiiint•Wil lottgitby Thconart 'X11114)11 eltarles Fah:.e, it t4eorge F,yre, Knight,. and 'PA! uct, Emi. to be Colonels iu his: Majesty's 'Royal Marine Fore Ca, in the room of the Hon. Fle,ory Hotham, Ccored'Burlion, Etq. Sir Josias Row ley, Bart.. and Edward Codriligton, nil. appointed nag WE; coca of his Nrijesty'3 ket. FcreipT.Offire, June 6, 1614 Hi. ItnaliTiglinc.ss the Wire Pegent his been pleased, in the name and on tl:c behalf of his Mi,SeAly, to appoint Sir Cliarles Stuart,'K. B. late his Majesty' s Minister at Lishottl to be his Majesty's Euro% Extraordinary and Minister Pleni potentiary at the Court of F..ance. Ills Royal. Highness the Prince Regent ho.s also been pleas ed, in the name and en th',4 behalf of his Majesty, to‘appoint Thomas Sydenhain,- Esq. to be his Majesty's Envoy ,Lxtraor dinary and Minister.Pleuipotentiary at Lisbon.. Ccern9n-House, April ee, 18j4. Nis Royal Flightless the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the !MUM and On - the Wialf of his Majesty, to confer the bonoor of Knighthood en Hndson Lowe. Esq. Colonel of his iMaje•sty . * Royal Regiment of Corsican Rangers, 7T I / 4 itehqll, Jaru. 7,:1814. • - . iTis itoptl Ifiglines9 tile Priiice ltvr,t'ut has been - pTraqed, I . n the naine And on the lichalf of his NLije ity, to grtot unto the ,t(.:verentillicharil I.anr,n . ice, IMc:.0;- Of Laws, the . ottice Of Ifrfirk'W Proresor. in t'oeATi•lversity -,, f Oxford, with th e T0.. 1 02!(!....hip-of Christ Cli•:ech thereunto auilex'eti, Void by the deatif of Doctoe.i,..seoli -Vi•lte. • • ' \ ,- SUPERSEDF,D, W. 13eclici-, Dock 4, Norful:;., .corr;:ine;cliant. B sA si Yt is t''l'S; J. ti.eee, New Grovel-lane; Shadwell, brewer, to surrender, - June 11, 21, and - ,Juiv 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Reeks, Welk:lose-squire. J. White, Lloxton, merchant, Ju4e, 14, 28, and July It), at • ele at Guildhall. Attorney, MrAteynol4s, Castie-strt et, Falcon-sfoase, J. Tier, Truro, Cornwall, tzvocer, June 21, 92, and July 19, at twelceort the Commercial luti, Plymouth..- Attornits, Mr. Walker, New Inn, London, pr Mr. llyne, Plymouth. J. Healey, Portugal-street, June 14, IS, and July 19, at eleven, at (.3,rildlia4l. Attur nies, Mesrq..Whiittms, GI vat .7ames-street, bed fortl-row. 11. Ludlow, Piyrnu Duck, hatter, .lin:•• 95, 25, and July 19, at twelve. At Weakiev'sHuiel, Plymouth Dock. Attornir4, Messrs. Parke and Church, Princes-street, Iledfurd-row, or Mr. Bozo'', Plymouth flock. A. Kent, Old Newton, Suifoik, Miller, June 17, at six, is, at. , ten; and July 19,01 r. eleven, at the Kiog's-Elead. Lan; Stow market. • Attornies, Mr. Ransom, Stowmarket, to Mr. Dixon, Staple-inn, Loiion. J. Cooper, Cambridge, met chant, June-20, 91, and 1 uly'l9,' at eleven, at the Black Bull Inn, Cambridge. •Attol c, • Mr. Randall, Cambridge, or Mr. Caley, Holborn-court,; Gray's-Inn, London. ARRIVAL OF TH El :1 LTA ED SO VE:t GN S THE VOYAGE. As we yesterday sthted, the Illustrious Visitora, of whose happy arrival ill Loudon - we give a full account below, sailed fi-oin Boulogne about noon Fit the Impregnable, Si.e. Our Royal Ad. miral.had prepared to give them a British Wel , come, and teach them to drink deep erc they de r . parted. This he accomplished with the majority of his Noble Freight ; but the EMPEROR and KING. ,eladdd his Royal Highness's convivial attentions. Soon after sailing, the hands were piped to dinner, and to dinner With tnid 4;! tV went his ImperFal Majesty the Emyercir 'of All the RossiAs! The tables were, as usual, ranged along the naiindeck between the guns. His Imperial MAJESTY imme diately took his place at one of them, and applied himself, with a common iron spoon, to the bacon- of soup, which was Set out for the-mess, exclaim ing between" " GOod, very good !" and ,kinghii% and joking with the sailors, his compa-, ‘ 'lions. It is diriicult to say which of them enjoyed this extraordinary scene Most.;:for the sailors were'asTnnich delighted as if they too had been Emperors. After partaking of the soup, his MAJEsTy, with equal condescension and appetite, took some of their meat, upon a black-looking, but clean platter, and finished his meal - in the midst of our jovial Tars. TheKING of PRusIA aJ'so. joined another mess, and, with great f: tni liariry, partook of the provisions set before the Men. Their M ijesties then visited and inspected every . part o f the ship, during which the dinner things were, ,cleared away, and they returned in time to drink grog Ivith their new and jolly Allies, who drained their allowance, as it was served out, in healths to their August Guests, accompanied_ with such cheers as shake the British ribs of oak..in the mo ment of victory. Their MaJESTlEsilien saw the, Marines perfornrtheir exercises, and spoke highly in praise of the precision displayed ; entered into the most easy and familiar conversation with the men; as they had before done with the sailors ; and were, in like manner, repaid with shouts of applause. Ditribg the whole voyage they were in the midst of every work that was going for ward, whether in the external or internal manage ment of the Impregnable. The other Princes and Generals dined in state. When, more than half-seas over, " God save the King" was sung in frill chorus. At the desire of the EMPEROR our loyal air was repeated, and the Heroes, as well as the Sovereigns of the Con tinent, joined in the national anthem. " Rule Britannia" was sung in the same hearty way, the EMPEROR and the KING uniting their voices the chorus. In this manner the vessels approached the shore. Mr. HEAPIIY, the dminent Artist, was the only private person on board-: he succeeded in obtain ing excellent likenesses of the gmperor ALEXAN DER, and of most of the Princes who composed this splendid assemblage. THE LANDING AT DOVER hover, June 7. The fleet came to anchor about five o'clock last evening ; the Impregnable, the flag-ship of his Royal Highness the Admiral of the Fleet, on board which the. Illustrious Visitors were em barked, bearing the Royal Union of Great Britain at her main, the Imperial.Russiab Standard at the tore, and the Prussian Standard at the mizen top gallant -masts heads. In about three-quarters of an hour afterwards, their Majesties, with his "Royal Highness the Duke - of CLARENCE, attended, by their full suite's and most spleudid retinues, with • all the boats of the feet; pnt ou f:Con the p in the Admiral's barge ; the yards of the 'fleet Beitig manned; and all tilt ships firing a double Royal Salute', - Which was ausW;N•ed iu swirly . -by the Castle ; and forts shore. •The water ; being too low to admit cif their entry into the Harbour, the bai'ge . Was pa on' shore on the beach near Arche-Chife Fort; and here ecitomended a scene which begg,irs daeription, at least it is unit en thy power to give you any thing like an adequate description of The moment the barge touched the ground; the salutes from the shipping, castle, and fotts, repeated, but their die& Was overpowered 'by the continued hearty and energetic cheers of the thousandS assembled at the landing-place tc; greet the Illustrious Heroes. After the first salutations had passed t bet weeu the Great PersOnages, the caval cade proceeded (thro• a street forniedofmilitary), by a new platform or causeway, to the FOrt,where the PRINCE REGENT'S carriages were in waiting to receive them, into one of which (an open landau) their .MAJESTIES and the Duke hf CEA miy;it mounted, and proceeded, at a fOot pace, to the house of J. M. FECTQII, Esq. at Dover, where the Emperor of RUSSIA took up, his residence, amidst all the pomp and glory of military parade, tool all the honour of public gratulations and mu ' disguised happiness, which the populace by their conduct so fully evinced. Dover eyihibited one continued Illizza ! for wherever their :\li.ns:::lrss, -or any of diet) distin-, guished atendants, appeared, and they appeared alniost everywhere, .notbituz was to be heiArtl but the most noisy expression of congratulations and unceasing cheerings. IkucAr.a, the gallant ,and brave BLUCHER, was not forgotten. His name WifS in every mouth, and the Hero was 'almost ive..ighed doWn t% hit ea re'lses, cheers, and every descripti.sn of punlie acknowledgments ; he groaned wider the weight of applause vv ith which his every presence was received. Their I'llvEsTiEs left Doverthls morning about five o'clock, vice acog. in a private carriage, for London, which they will reach by two this after- . noon.; AIl RIVA L. IN TOWN. The Emperor Al.v.xANDE,rt and King of Puussr travelled from Dover to London as privately as , circumstances would permit, The Euiperor of llusstA was the first to .arrive in London. His Majesty, - alighted, at half past twh, o'clock, at the Ptilteney Hotel, in so very private it manner, that the post-poys did not know whom they wete,driVing ; he travelled in Count t..4IE.VEN'S CR ridge without a single attendant ; he passed all- the attendants in the -loweriym t of this nrlucelv splendid lintel w4thout his being known, and had run np to the first flight of stairs, when thi , Prince GAGAIII NE ailnotintVl that it was the EMPER9II. This announcement ran through, the whole house at the. saute instant; his, sister, the. GRAND DUCiir.SS, Wet- ltiisl MI the stairs, and. they saluted each other in the nicest affec tionate manner. .The Emperor afterwards- cut ,,braced the intere: - ..ting child Prin-,:e ALEXAN DER. The joyful ,tidingt_ of the arrival of the EmrEnott resounded not .only thal':-4;hout the, house, but in the street, where there -was au isumente_ _concourse of people,- who theirexpressed.. joy •by repe - tten utizzas, arm Lou g s live the Emperor," &c. !le, in cmiSequeuce, appeared in a short time- after at thl: balcony, and bowed in the most , einnlescending manner, 'which he occasionally continued to do till ele-ven at night, the people rending the Air with their shouts of applause.. ,Earl MoRToN, the QUEEN'S Chamberlain, waited upon the Emperor in the name of the QUEEN,. to express her congratula tions on his arrival ip England. Ar half past four the Emperor went in Count Eta Y 's carriage, accompanied by his Excellency, to pay his re spects to the PRINCE REGENT : he eluth4l cere mony so successfully, that the escort 01- horse who were appointed to attend him missed bith, but they escorted him back to the Pulteney Hotel. The Emperor declined seeing any vision's yester day at Pulteuey Hotel ; but the' inquiries of our Royal 'Family., the Foreign Princes in this eotin• try, and Personages of 'distinction, Were innu-: m 6.4;1 e . The -PRINCE REGENT, in order to spew all due attention to the EMPEROR, had ,prepared a Royal Residence for him in St. James's Palace, i n th e ,house of tlte Duke of CumBF.nt,AND, which, al though small, is extremely splendid, and has been newly fitted lip for the occasion ; a new state bed of crimson velvet, with gold lace 'and fringe, croWn at the top, - and appropriate ornaments.- Yesterday the LORD CHAMEERLAIN, the LORD STEWARD, the Duke of 21owraost;, and Colonel 'TtionveoN, were in attendance during the whole Of the day, till seven o'clock, full dressed, in ex pectation of the IlmeErton 'Coming there to take. up his residence:, • A Guard -of Honour, with two bands in their state uniform, attended in the Court-yard, opposite the house, during the day. The Icing of PRUSSIA, his Brothers and Sons, and their numerous suites, came also in a- yery . private manner, and arrived at Clareneellouse, St. James's, about three o'cic.-Ic. A pz'irtyOf the yeomen of the', guard, Royal servants.and at tend antS, as.at Cumberland House, were in readiness to receive him. His MAJESTY appealed highly delighted with his residence, and, after viewing it, partook of some refreshment. A few minutes . be fore four o'clock, his MAJESTY, .atten,led . by his Aide-tie-Camp, went to Carlton H wise to pay his respects to the - PRINCE REcEN'T. His MAJESTY remained with the PRINCE about half an hour: On his return to his apartments, he received visits from the Prince of ORANGE, the Prince of,OLDEN BURGH, and a number of others ; and aftet)vards visited the Duke and Duchess of Yoatc., whose house is opposite to Clarence-House. At a quarter before nine o'clock, the Prince Royal of PkusstA and suite arrived. • At a quarter past eight o'clock, tier MAJESTY, Princesses AucuSTA' and INIARY, arrived at her Pa lace from- 'Windsor. At nine o'clock her MA JESTY add a Private Court for the purpose of re ceiving one of the principal Gentlemen of the-Em,- perm- of Ru3stA's Court, to formally announce to the QUEEN the arrival of the Emperor of RUSSIA. Ile was introduced to' the presence Of - her JE&TT by Earl frionToN, her Chamberlain, and., expressed her pleasere t(7 r eceive the,, .::•1 ;4 ' wa:. - , m'i 'st g.ac: . 'tctis i ,Y r'ectived, when _ £%t Six O'clock Maishit 11-LoCtit, •o'o' . c".,! a ' .Tanict. , .%. , Park, 1.4 the floi - ie Guards, i-t flic I;iucti; itegents opeit carriage, est:in - tea by . it , 1 L!,, , h t Hors.... die was instantly i'eL:og.le 1 ' : ~.,'•, . his cartiage.' was 'ritirrotuided aria fi.t!lo‘ , '' "! 3 . ' i iilealctilable nutilber of liiirseme l n and, pi' It•- , r"':!, ) ,,' 'all vying with each other who should pay_l.“'" :: t !mist (narked attention, and bestt)te tht gre. l T. L , , , c appitittse: The drivers, as directed, ilia';,' ' ' l ,i" for Carlton House, in order that the 11 , * 11) " 1 :1: 14 pay his respects to the PRINC7, NE" :11% , iLJ , drivers made Itir the pite'S' it: the Park , r ica ' , q -•:. 4 stables, and no sooner were ilicv bia - ''' c 'i l ,:r:h s iti c,eive . tine. carriage than 1 of the horsemen and the it:altitude of rtc' - v,-ii.:: cl, ‘vas the Leal of the popttlaci , titat c eliac straiiltupon theui was unavailing ; the t ' vu i . tai..; nels at , the gates were. laid On the g r "": ' 'i t , ' tt : t i. : . porter wits coot pletely overpowerej , ail!' c Z e 4. with the greatest dcolty (with the ass l '" il s vt: several persons, that he could get the g" ft ,l, i. ;lo 'pie multitiide proceeded lip the yard of ''';' die ii.louse with the Hero's carringe, sh wuj , ) ,; l':i t . praise of ,BLuctita. The carriage ' 4°}Te e ' ater the side, do6r, but he was not a!h t 1) - ,,.1:0 Citlton House that way; on its being ka" c ",' ', o il the 1 s f e r ; o .o i l i t t iou‘tl a t,e n n : l l l it was: that hail arrived, Colonels 111.00mEa'1"9,1,isi CoNc .. . REVE 'ante,: Wit, d resse d in full regila el , l l .d., and received the Illustrious Warrior tiac; to In that state they conducted him, artn'ir c B ‘;l ' o ,3 principal entrance f 3 ',, ' , - - . !ietcl!. him, 6 p y t . iS t s i i i l e ile po re p S t iz a e c t e i . iii i ' , l . l l c: c - , ,,, ,,,r ., e i ( i ' ; ' , rejoicing being known to the crowd asse' a ' j i' r itl Pall-Mall, they lust all respect fOr the rcg, t ,'o4 l I of the place—they instantly scaled the "."''''.7,ol 'lodges in great numbers. Their impet" ° ,' s ;i o ori on this occasion was indulged ; the gr eat i i` oat° of the Hall were thrown op e n to them, 311 1 -( d... of the gentlemen on horseback had ocl i 3 i-ler° tered the Hall. Alter the first inter ! iew of t 1,,,130 I with the PRINCE, as interesting a scene t°"' p r i ,'4ii , probably as ever was*beireld—a Briti'si' S ' ivc 'iti e , '-‘ a/1 in the person of the PRINCE REGENT, Corlie ril t ;:be •' honour on a . Foreign General, in the inid' t .. s er' acclamations of his people, for his ineritorio'7 die vices. The PRINcIt REGENT r(turlied wi „, t ,"iv;i' e great and gallant BLueniit from his 1 1 ' i l lill , ! apartments, and in the centre of the goi:',, 100 surrounded .publicly by his people, plac e ': d i : ribbon on his shoulder, and fastened ';; 0 0 1 .....his_ow.n hand, to which was hung' a ricl;', medallion, with a likeness of the Pitv c * • ' „ ' po t ' ly set . with diamonds. Marshal 1.31.11 6141 ' i 1 ‘ o oli''' while the PRINCE was conferring tl''' ' l l ° .. 113 1 and on his rising had the honour ioxkis 9 t i ." l ;,er"' GKN'T'S hand. The PRINCE- and tbe „: ' e•c., ll : bowed to the public, and their .eeStant' 3 . - Ir. General in Teturn . exceeded all deseripti.'h tilt' ieneral afterwards bad au intervie‘v ''''':,ll, lo PRINcF l' • • f h 1 1 If 1 ~ ...kI,GENT or a_ou... a,a.. an _tour, , ', l- of.s; prOceeded in his . .carriage - to the - house of Aj o r. o te'' ) ` IT:, in •St. James's Palace, adjoiniut; th e '-•„ loi lV CU NI II ERL AND'S followed by an ir;ruaea'7 I ,llo' tilde; some even gut into the carri , 'V i (v ill'° l.l4 'Trite crowd remained in the Court-vai" - 1 :, 1 ,1,1°',,, - hirz - zaing, &c. the veteran Hero fretineat'l 'f' - hie himself at the windoW to. gratifY °' e l j rCa lirr i 1 Triblieteere indidgedwith rernainin i" f , 2 3 '1" ,* : . I yard of Cariton-Honse. dtiring the e f- - i b l' ; '''' - : ' ,l they testified •their loyalty and hani j i ` l , e's' f .3 i t.7l) appianse to all. who -ain.tved to party 6- ° i v (limier given by the PIIINGE. • . . cet, .rise At this entertaiinneot there were Pr " ,,, .. 1 e, 7- • AI mg of P Russia and his Sons the fr i ell O c iO r ' l l • Prince of MEntc.LENEURGH; the Priue e u , Pri as- -,:g• several Other Foreigoers of distinc;i°'"-: Cifr j e the.. Foreign Ambasatiors acid Iliniste: g., 1 ., i ,f - I. I 4UNSTER, the Duke and Duchess of '`, r 7 f il e rs 4t ; Dt'ike of CA MBRIDG r , , the Cabinet ;71,1i",`'.1.100''''' Blair Ladies, the ()liken of Stacie wad lii c hold, and their Ladies. . as S ') ,l ottlo t o' One universal desire to• see the ill u' 'e•J/ s , t i c: , t p i e le rv r a i t. ( l ) e i:l t l l i i ii e g ' narchs, to whom the world owes so' olu c ' ."•''') 7 hole British INlctroPiis.pd I .f t ' ll i We stin in stet. Br i t t l i g j e e . s x t v j e .e r e c " fi l i e le a t ' l li . l,l % l ' g i l 1 : 1() ; . . 1 ,:i t : c15f ? all classes, anxiously looking out for " Ie t i yil ;t-4 1; Potentates. Soaffoldii were erected in er e f i kti t ' o • tient, anti some of them so hasrily aw l , w :.` 4 ti t t ' ' l ' e' constructed, that it was impossible to i• ' c' ,„ ‘ lo,_''i I.vithout trembling , ' for the news of tlie- lu- , l o ' 4 f-le Great numbers of pedestrians ativancedt(!,.3o;V-; Crowned Heads; and the road all the waY tlde . tl O l , , heath was covered with greater roidt il b il"; t iale- 0 .. i0 o to ever appeared on it even' in holiday dreds of carriages took the same c ourse g ri . " .e same view ; and We think we do ilot e•ief,t., met when We say, some thousands of horsenW' OP' trious Visitors to the capital. For sc v .t ° •‘ .t .01 1 :4 the crowd assembled was so great, th a- : of , ; ,,..5 be almost said to form but pile solid nia'l:,tio.ie immense extent. • flauS in 'wood' . t ' i I. ,:oair si ' r 'i mli s for the purpose of escorting it . ' „ e / w ile; weYe 'everywhere displayed, avid on the ',ore pi! the :I.:aster and Whitsuntide holiday 5 1 1( of o f l v i snmed with great vivacity wherever a °I l: • i .tile i waste ground furnished a converlien t 6tlig i e i tc ll exhibition. Joy and gratitude heave' . 40 %sl ot • which -every one looked forward to Cef,ip' y when his huzza might reach the ear °l' l ' 4'" 11 W' O If rator of Europe,- gave the Scene nioi- , 5 it neon interest—interest, indeed, °,t ` 5ll ot, i o ordinary as the occ a sion. It was the ` l ' ic eiot" e , Emperor of RU SSIA (who dislikes °ste, in ed" s r e avoid the eclat o f a public entry , ..:41".' t h o " .c ., (pence the multitude assembled to gre e ,i l i s ti : ‘ ,l , disappointed. W, its We ll as t he King ' ,„ al !JO"' I SIA, came privately, without any attei „ tr) arrived as early as two o'clock. 3 s cel'''. i ,4 Never before did we witness 'stick e hod': bustle anti confusion as the w ' t h e hole of the . 00: i of cv streets presented when the arriva i the p . • t be trions Personages Was exoected. Ai' n od -,_- i pal- avenues leading to Carlton I-100e, /pew-. y e re oi l. Polteney und Petersburgh Hotel s ' ‘" ,eitll LI ee' • up, by vehiclei of every descriptio,ost the(4'l' ?ad foot, forming altogether a" 1 ' , v 01) , • h and C e 0 dented mass. The windo"' s, ; 1 by s i' le att' • roofs of houseS, were' alt oceoP• e `_, l o ndi o r tors, and particularly tiful females. Opposite to the ''ht, s'qa7, by well-drVest 1 1° 4 -r: the crowd Was immensely gre at ' a nd ' ll. ' s t 4 14 DUCHESS appeared a t the bacony', ie 0 0 A : And . ba t ' , luted hy repeated buzzas• the Prince •of HoLsTgar, Frill" 1:.•1•J. 1 ~e: rt J