The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
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THE PRINCE REGENTS COURT.

Yesterday, at two o'clock. his Royal Ilighners
the PRINCR REGENT krill a CI:Ili t at Coiltscs
House. AGo ird of Honour, isuder the esiniininot
of Colonel TALBOT, marched into the Conti Yard,
preceded by the Baud of the Coldstream Reg:Moos,
of Feist Giondo. A detachment of Life Guardo
marched 11.11 lVaterloo Place.
His Royal Ilighoesii the I)iike of G Lout: F.,,.•1:11.
who arrived in London on Monday ev g, tit ire
in readiness to bead the Uoiverrity of Cambridge
in presenting their Loyal Address to the PRINCE
REGENT, came to Carlton-bowie at a quarter
past three o'clock, to meet the proved-10u of
the Members of the University, who arrived sit
grand precession, two mid two, ffoll! W 11114.11
Room'. King-street. St. James's. where they ao.
refolded by public advertisement, at three o'clock.
They were received by the Guard of honour with
presented armr, the band playing an appropriate
show march. They mustered one of the must oil-
memos arremblier ever recollected, being fr
•.:80 to 300. They were preceded Ily the Spine.
Bedels, Ilse Vace-Climicellor, currying the Ad-
dress : the Deputation appointed by the University
to attend upon the occasion. consisting of the
Herds of Colleges, &c. ; the Proctiol; the youne:
Noblemen of the Uoivereily, in their splendid
dresser; Doctors of Laws, &c. They were met
at Carlton-Hritire by—
His Royal Highneas she Doke of Gloncester, Lord 04-
timrpe, Mr. A. Calthurier, she Bishops of Chester, Pew.
borough, Lincoln, Bisugnr, Sslisbitry. lily, and Exeter, she
Duke of Northumberland, Von omit Palrnemson, Mr.
Sms iii.
Mr. Mr. Rerketso she Rev. Mr. Gurney, the Rev. sL .
Filewood, of Jess* Culhge, tc:e.
Soon after the arrival of the procession, the
PRINCE ReoENT took his seat on the Throne, !lir-
rnonded by—
S. vend of his Cabinet Ministers, the Lord ammo, inio,
the turd Steward, the Groom of the Stole, she Mmtrr of
the Home, she Vice-Cliamiserlsin, the Comptroller of she
Household ; the Marquis of Headfors, 1111 the Lord in Crsit •
ire; General Finch, ad Groom in Waiting; Master
rens, as Page of Honour ; the Equerry in Waiting, soil oilier
ottendants.
Every thing being arranged to receive the A
drew. the Lord Chamberlain iecrived the Pius. E
REGENT'S commands to introduce the iiiertibreo
the University ; his Lordship accordingly retired
to the anti-room, where the members were assem-
bled, and, 'orbited by two Gentlemen Haber', con-
ducted them through the grand ball, which Nis
lined by the yeomen of the. guard, through the oc-
tagon ball into the elate apartments, leavint.r the
royal closet to the left, and proceeded to the ;rand
council chamber, where the Hots. Band of Gentle-
men Pensioners formed ass avenue for the Learned
Body to approach the PRINCE REGENT ors his
throne.
The Duke of GLOUCESTER appeared in his
splendid robes, ar Charicellor, she train of %ski,
was held op by Mr. CURRY, liis Secretary. The
Duke and the whole of the numerous assembly
having made their obeisancer, the Royal DoLe
proceeded to read the Addie,r, to which the Prets.LE
REGENT returned art appropriate answer. They
were all moot graciously received.
The PRINCE REGENT gave audiences to the
Duke of GLoucesTEß and the Earl of HAR-
ROWBY.