The National Register.
London, England, 1814-03-20 00:00:00

MARCH 20.

The Prince Regent held a Court at Carlton house on
Thursday, and received the congratulatory Address of the
University of Oxford, on the late victories of our armies
and of our Allies. The wire Chancellor of the University
as usual, headed the procession, which was joined at Carlton-
house by the Duke of York and a ',umber of Noblemen and
Bishops. The Prince, as is customary, read his answer.
They were all most graciously received, and had the ho
nour to kiss his Royal Highness's hand.

The Princess Katherine of Russia, sister to the Emperor
Alexander, with her son, the young Prince of Oldenburgh,
is nn her way to this country with "a numerous suite, con-
silting of about forty persons of high diitinction in the Em-

Accounts from Holland mention, that the Pope, whose re-
movals had been frequent lately, was hro.ught to Nice on the
9th of February, and was to depart on the 11th for Genoa,
where preparations were making for his reception.
The last Paris Papers sufficiently spew that the greatest
alarm and confusion prevail in that capital ; and it is evi-
dently feared among the French Authorities, that if entered
by the Allies, it will be set ova fire by the Cossacks in revenge
for the destruction of Moscow.

Two Deputies from Norway landed at Gravesend, and
only waited there for passports to proceed to town, to lay
before Ministers the change of affairs which has recently
taken place in Norway, with the view, as is supposed, of ob-
taining the sanction of the British Government to their -in-
dependence and neutrality.
Immort?.l honour and glory to the Silesian Army and its
leader ! Conceive a man, eighty years of age, displaying all
the ardour and activity of the youngest man ; a man in
whom age has improved his experience without enfeebling
any of the faculties either of mind or body ; forming his
plans with the most consummate skill, and executing thein
with the greatest promptitude and precision ; forseeiug every
movement of the enemy ; providing against every contin•
gency, deciding often on the instant, but always deciding for.
the lest.—Such a man is Blucher!

No. 2,59 C. • 1...20,0n0
7,191. ,, • • • L. 1,000
4,824. L.1,000
No. 2,590, drawn the last Day of Drawing a prize of Twenty
Thousand Pounds, was Shared and Sold by HORNSBY and Co. in
One Quarter, One Eighth, and Ten Sixteenths; No. 7,191, a Prize
of One Thousand Pounds, was Shared and Sold by HORNSBY and
Co. in One Quarter, One EigUlt, and Ten Sixteenths; likewise,
No. 4,824, a Prize of On.. Thousand Pounds, ip Two Quartvs,
Two Eighths, and Four Sixteenths. •The Holders of the Skates are
respectfully acquainted that they may receive their Prize Money
immediately, at No. 6, Cornhill, where One Hundred Mound
rounds were paid in the last two small Lotteries.

TWINTY THOVSAND POUNDS.—•.OII Monday last the 14th Instant,
the Lottery finished Drawing, No. 5,151. was drawn a prize of .Sol.
which being.the first above 171. was further entitled to Tw esrry Triou-
SAND POUNDS, and was sold in One Half and Eight Sixteenth Shares
at litan's truly fortunate Offices, No. 4, Conlin! and 9, Charing-
cross, Idindon, where No. 4,175, a Prize of 5001. same day, and
5,9'28 a Prize of 2,70(11. the First day, were sold in 18 Shares.--4'.
Bran 'returns his sincere Thanks to the Public for the very distinguish.
ed prefereuoe shewn him in the lute and and former Lotteriel, and re-
quests the anlders of the fortunate Shares to brii:g them for Payment,
(on demurid).to either of his Offices as above, or to excluinge the m
fur Tickets or Shares in the New Lottery, which commences Drawing
the 3d May, and which was contracted fur on the 15ili instant : the
Liddings were as under :
Richardson, Swift and Co. • • ...... • • • • •••• Ll 6 9 10

Siteivright
Blab and Sbewell
Sclic.mes. with particulars may be bad, gratis, at Biss►'s Cum.
CV, of 9, Charing-CNN.