The National Register.
London, England, 1816-06-02 00:00:00

PRINCE REGEN7"S COURT, ctc.

Tuesday the Prince Regent held a Court at Carlton
House, for the purpose of receiving the Address of the
University of upon the marriage of Princess
Charlotte with Prince Leopold. It being publicly known
that the Members were to walk in procession through
Pall Vail in their academical robes, a great crowd was
attracted. The procession began to mon soon after
three o'clock, preceded by two Esquires and two Yeo-
men Bedles, followed by Lord Grenville, as Chancellor,
in his splendid robes ; the Delegates, consisting of Drs.
I.endon, Hughes, Cole, and Htxlgson, the Principals of
Jesus, Exeter, Worcester, and Brazenose Colleges, the
Earl of Yarmouth, Lord Kenyon, the Archbishop of
York, the Bishops of London and Norwich, the Duke
of Portland, the Marquis of Salisbury, &c. in number
about .360. They were conducted to the Regent, who
was seated on , his Throne, surrounded by several of
the Cabinet Ministers awl Officers of Slate. The
Chancellor then read the Address; to which the Prince
returned a mort gracious answer. The Delegates had
then the honour to kiss his Royal Highness's hand, and
retired.

Wednesday the Prince Regent held a Levee at Carl-
ton-house, which was very numerously attended. A
Guard of Honour of the Grenadier Guards, under the
command of Col. Juddrell, with the bond in their state
uniform, with caps to correspond with the grenadiers,
which they have within these Jim, days received, marched
into the Court and played a number of loyal tunes. A
party of the Li& Guards attended in Pall-mall with
Sir N. Conant, and a numerous assemblage of Bow-
street Officers. It being a Collar Day, the Court was
particularly brilliant. The Dukes of Clarence, Glou-
cester, and Prince Leepold, were present ; the two latter
paid their respects to the Regent upon their being ap-
pointed Field Marshals.
There were also present the Cabinet Ministers and
Officers of State.
Ambassadors and Ministers—Saxon, Spanish, Russian, Sar-
dinian. Mitch, Bavarian, French, Swedish, Wirtemberg, Aus-
trian, Danish, Prussian, American, and Portuguese.
The Vice Chancellor. the'Cliieli int ire ot the Common Pleas,
the Adjutant General, Mr. Chancellor Leach, the Judge Advo-
cate, Mr. Alderman Magnay ; the Recorder, Mayor, and B:d-
-litis of Live 'Tool ,• the Mayor and Sheriff of 111 istol, the She
riff of Brecon, the Mayor of Yarmouth, the Sheriff of Pelll
lirnke. the Recut der and the Town Clerk of Bristol, the Mayor
of Salisbury, the Vie's-W(10+1os, eXe. of the linelstaini Society.
Several of the latter with Addresses of Congratulation on the
recent Royal Near

At the cloy of the Court the Regent went to dine
with the Queen

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FEMALE ef S H lONS.
PROM TUC REPSSITORY Or ARTS. FASHIONS, &C.

Brunet. nit ESS.—A frock of htriimi French gauze over a.whihr
satin slip; the bottom of the frock is superbly trimmed with a deep
flounce of Brussels lace, which is surmounted by a single tuck of lops
whit, satin and a wreath of roses; above the wreath Ore two tucks of
byes white satin. The form of the body and sleeves is singular, novel,
and tasteful; but we are forbidden either to deeribe it, or mention the
materials of which it is composed. The hair is dressed low it the sides,
and arted so as to entirely display the forehead; it is unlamented with
an elegant aigrette of pearls in trout, mid a sprig of French lost splacid
nearly at thel hack of the head. Necklace, ear-rings, and braets of
/lien. White kid gloves, and white satin slippers.
Evr.N try ones.—The dress es composed of white lace, and am"
OVer a rich white soft satin slip; the skin is finished round the bctenit
by a deep flounce of lace, and three narrow byas satin tucks, which
are surmounted by a wreath of beautiful fancy flowers. The hod), ind
sleeves are peculiarly elegant and novel; a satin front, which forms
the shape in an easy and Incoming style, is ornsmented at each hidu
with a light embroidery of flowers, and tioisbed with bows of ribbon.
The steer is, we think, the most tasteful that has been lately intro-
duced. The hair is parteuso its partially to display the forehead, arid
ornamented with a wreath of flowers. Necklace. car-rings, and brace-
lets of diamonds. White kid gloves, soul while satin slippers richly
umbniidered in coloured silks. A rich white lam scarf is thrown care-
lessly over the left shoulder, and partially shades one side of the neck.