The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-06-04 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT'S LEVER, be.

Yesterday be.,ig the (II appolut•d.... (or INAt
Higlamas the Prince Regent to hold s Lyvv., gc
&t Carlton Ilou>e, the ,ante was very no:nerundr
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and splendidly attended try the ,p-rincitad Nu-
bility, and first characters this country can bore.
The cotnpany began to arrive at lialLitatit one
o'clock, and they cuatintied setting dawittill Lair
o'clock, and numbers would have alrav,d math
sooner, had not some of I! • Pavers. Ii) 'thlmatiP,
cfmied the notice Ipttio ihe Lard Chamberlain.%
for holding the Levee, to be thr.e ricluth

iiisteJd of two. -
A guard of honour from the Grenadier Guards,
tinder the command of Colonel Allot, mistimed
into the Court-vord of Carlton House, at one
o'clock, preceded by the band of the I-t regiment.
They were, soon slur followed by the sod sf
trumpets of a detachment of the Life Good, ir,
Pall-mall. The military were assisted by ries. -
send, Sayers, and a numerous assemblage
pi lice-officers.
The porters appeared at the gates not (1r tur.iir
ing, in their state liveries, with their long sitleittli.l
staves. The whole of the Royal Es aidishoimit
peared out of mourning, and iii their state uni-
forms mid liveries.
Prince Leopold and the Duke of Kent arrived
at half-past two Wel°. k, in tlw same carriage.
The Band iteeived their Royal illighlieraies with
God save the King, and the gaard of honour pre-
sented "fills.
The Duke of Kent was attended by General
General Moore. and Sir Henry Carr.
Prince Leopold was attended by Sir Robert Gar-
diner and Baron Hardenbrock.
The Dukes of York and Glooc ster came in
priv.ite, and enteeril.by the side door.
The Persian Ambassador and the Algerine Am.
bassailor did nor come in State as they •`-re ex-
pected. Tlse French Ambassador vine iu Siat-,
and Ins Excellency,. with his suite, 'mime so tau
carriages.
The Prince Regent ente,ed his his State Rooms
soon after two o'clock, and appeared in most excel-
lent 10-• ,at which the company expressed great
plesan ',WI iOll.
His Royal highness received the report of the
three regiments of Foot Guards from the Field
Officer in Waiting, and olive the military pass-word
of the day to Colonel Alice, the Commander of the i
Guard of Honour.
The Bishop of Llandeff was introduced to his
Royal Highness in his closet, when Isis Lordship
did homage before the Prince Regent upon las he-
ii.: appointed to the Boilloprick of that See. The
lit-hop of Exeter attended us Clerk of the Chisel.
Mr. Rush, hiss American fkbasii- Cif, the Baron
de Just, the Saxon Minister, and Moirsitur
Bourke, the Danish Minister, bad the /vinous e.l
private audiences of the Regent, to wmch they
were introduced by Lord Viscount Castlereagh. as
Principal Secretary, of State for Foreign Affairs,
and co iducted by Sir Robert Chester, the itiaster
of the Ceremonies.
The Persian Ambassador had also the honour LI
a private audience of his Royal Highness, to which
his Excellency nos introduced by Ve could Castle-
reagh, and conducted by Sir Robert Chester.
There were also presented its the Ent c Room. by
the French Ambassador, Count Henri de Monte:-
quint and Mr. Moutier.
'flie Sicilian Minister presented to his Royal
Highness the Chevalier Galiani, Le Comte Carat.-
clot° di Villas, and the Duke Spinilli.
Tlie Prince Regent received the coinpliments of
the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers generally,
his Royal Relatives, the Cabinet Nlinistet•, the
Great Officers of State, the Officers of the ILIA
Household, together with
The Great Chamberlain of England, the At elitits),tili
Canterbury, the Archbishop of York, the Lora Chief bt.to s
of the Court elf King's Bench, the Lord Chief Justice M the
Court of coasustra Pleas, Mr. Justice Best, Mr. Justice
Richardson, the Recorder of Luodou, the Lord Mayor,
the Hon. and Her, the Vice-Chaucellor of Cambridge, ilie
Lord Advocate of Scott:mid, the Judge of the Admiralty. the
Attorney and sotieitue-cknerat, the Qum ter-Master-Gem rai,
the Vice-Chancellor, &c.
[Correct Lista of the Presentations to his Royal Highaese
the Prince Regent, and also the numerous assemblage of the
Nobility and Gentry, will be given tomsorros