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London, England, 1818-06-11 00:00:00

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THE PRINCE RfiGENT'S COURT, 6-c.

Ye►tenlde. at twelve Wrlnek, lii Royal IliKhnen

the PRINCE RwAsEN r Iwld a Court at Carlton

House, which was attended by—
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord President of the
Council, the riird Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Tree.
sary, the Chsiteellor of the Eitcheqaer, the Master General
of the Ordnance, the Chancellor of the Dachy of Lan-
caster, the Secretary of State fur the Home Department, the
President of the Board of Control, the Great Officers of

Slate, Ste.
His Royal Highness held a Privy Council, at
which the prorogation and dissolution of Parliament
were agreed upon. Viscount Cttsvwvap attended
as Clerk of the Council.
The Pat ice REGENT gave audiences to the Earl
.1 RARROWST, Viscount SmuttyTH. &e.
Arrangements were made for the Palace RE-
GENT going in State to the I of Pee►. to cliow
the Session of Parliament. The King's, the Queeper,
and the Tilt-yard Guards, mounted duty w the
morning, in white goiters, &c.
The Crown was removed from the Tower of
London to the House of Peers. The streets from
the Horse Guards to the Parliament House, were
covered with gravel.
The State Attendants were assembled at St.
James's Palace soon after one o'clock.
The Pitt atm REGENT arrived in his private

carriage at St. James's Palace. from Carlton
!louse, soon after half-past one o'clock. The dot.
frrent stile rooms were filled with persons respect-
slily tip-vied, to see his Royal Highness pairs with
his attendants. His Royal Nighties* was received
'The Lord !Iteward of the Household; Lord Amherst, as
Lord iu Waiting; Sir John Garlock, Groom in Waiting ;
the Master of the Home; Sir William Keppel, as Master of
the Rubvs; the Comptroller of the ilutivehtilil, the Tr slurs c
of the Household, the State Page ; the Pao of Honuor,
Master
Won't Dance; the Captain of the Yeomen of the Gond,
four Grotiessen Ushers, the Clerk Marshal, Sic.
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There were four carriages and six ; one with •
set of beautiful black horses, and three with bays,

all decur.iteil with crimson wribbons. The
beautiful cream-colour horses were decorntril

their mains and harness with light bine rii)i

•
The state carriage was drove by Mr. linesars, the
state coachman. The PRINCE REGENT wine a
firld-marshirs uniform, decorated with him nume-
rous milers. He was attended iu the state carriage
I.y the. Duke of MONTROSE, as Mit.trr iii the
Horse, and Lord AMHERST, as the Lurd in Wait-
ing. _ _

The REGE:IT began to move nut of the Palace-
yard, exactly at a quarter before two o'clock,
saluted the Band of the Guard, playing " (,od
sore the Klub" and the sound of trumpets.

The weather being remarkably fine, as great •
concourse of people were assembled as we recollect
no any similar occasion. The procession was very
splendid, and was pirticularly enlivened by the
femaiee in the Gardens, Park,
PM. at
the
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of the houses, courtesying, sad the waving of hats
and homing by the men.
tits Royal Highness entered the House of Peers
at six minutes after two o'clock. which wits an-
nounced by • royal salute of cannon bring dis-
charged on the Lambeth shore, where they were
stationed fur the pnrpose. His Royal Highness re-
turned from the House of Peers at 25 11111111tet,

Vre three o'clock, and the proctssitm proceedvi to
St. James's Palace in the same order is it went,
twig generally cheered by the populace as it
passed. The REGENT arrived at the Palace at three
o'clot k. His Royal Highness appear. it in suffer
extretttelt• from the excessive heat of the rlAy, but,
we were happy to observe, he appeared in sety goi,tl
health arid spirits.

PUBLIC MONUMENT

TO THE MEMORY OF THF. LATE LAMENTED
PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES AND SAXE
COBURG.

Tbs Cenotaph Committee, after seater. It rests.iarriur the
•arious communicatives they have receivs it, and in tumor.

may with what they bare ►easou to beltrie is the wish
of the Public, beg leave to state that it is their intention,
should their fuuda be adequate, to construct the ueopusill
Temple of the Cenotaph UM a aCa le sufficiently estriiiiive to
Mimil of its being appropriated to the purports of thyme
Worship, and constituted a Free Church.

(Fur the Commitier)
BEN/. ROTCII, Jae.

Sir THOMAS Wlnttsworots, Bart. IA Feiitsm'•
Hotel, St. James's-street, yebterday, fur his seat to
Worcestershire.
FosTEa CUNLIFF, E.g. is arrived at Fentoo's
Hotel, from his seat, Staffordshire.

Sir ROBBIT WILLIAMS, Bert. has 1.11 Warren's
New Hotel, New-street. for his seat iii Walls.

Count Ltlll and his bride are arrised at thrir
(the Do.ager Marchioness of LA NS-
DOWN) house, in Albemarle-street, flour a visit in
Herts.

The noes GIIIMPTON'S assembly, nn Monday
evening, in Chesterfield-street, was very numerously
and fashionably attended.
111 r. BRARAM commenced an en t; fur
four nights at the Bath Theatre ou Saturday last.
Il will be succeeded by Miss O'NFlr.r..
The Lilies of the Nobility and Gentry leasing
town will find in every desciiptiost of trardling,
pariieniarhr in open carriage", the envelopes of
and cheap wrapping Bath and Beam Cluaha, •
sttliiy, rapidly put on and off at every --
atiouldiere, and effectually guasiling
proceeding to and from Runty. the
Parties to general, they sre considered,
iiiintitabon, to be the must bete r
sees have produced, and are praised
tioisimands wbu have worn them.
proved of the highest importance,
steely, In the Skew Room •1
Iruthicerly CLK3UNTAUNS, 344, thifuribstrere
Portland-street, Worley 1). avers
A. D. 1751