The National Register.
London, England, 1816-06-03 00:00:00

PRINCE REGENT'S COURT, 4.c.

Tuesday the Prince Reent held a Court at Carlton
House, for the purpose of receiving the Address of the
University of Oxford, upon the marriaget of Princess
Charlotte with Prince Leopold. It being Publicly known
that the Members were to walk in procession through
Pall Mall in their academical robes, a great crowd was
attracted. The procession began to move soon after
three o'clock, preceded by two Esquires and two Yeo-
men &dies, tidlowed by Lord Grenville, as Chancellor,
in his splendid robes ; the Delegate; consisting of Drs.
London, Hughes, Cole, and Hodgson, the Principals of
Jesus, Exeter, Worcester, and 13razenose 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 Ms Throne, surrounded by several of
the Cabinet Ministers and Officers of State. The
Chancellor then read the Address; to which the Prince
returned a most 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 ('ol. Joddrell, with the band in their state
uniform, with caps to correspond with the grenudiers,
which they have within these few days received, marched
into the Court and played a number of loyal tuns. A
party of the Life 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, Dutch, Itavarian' French, Swedish, Wirtemberg, Aus-
trian, Danish, Prussian, American, and Portuguese.

T. ,
he Vice Chancellor, the Chiefinsticeot the Common Pleas,
the Adjutant General. Mr. Chat:renor Leath, the Judge Advo-
cate, !vir. Alderman Alagnay ; the Recorder, Mayor, and Rai-
litf Liver: 00l ; the Mayor and Sheriff of Bristol, the She-
riff of Brecon, the Mayor of Yarmouth' the Slim ilf of Pem-
broke. the Recoil der and the Town Clerk of Bristol, the May or
of Salisbury, the Vice-Presidents, .tc. of the Hialtiand society,
Several of the latter with Addreases of Congratulation on the
recent Royal Nuptials.
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At the close of the Court the Regent went to dine
with the Queen.

JI7NE

FEMALE FASIIIONS.
rnost TUE auroslToltv OF ARTS, rAsiiiesA,

ftninat. nit FAS.—A frock of striped Frrach (moac over a white
satin slip; the lament of the frock is supernly tnotmed with a deep
fl ,once of Bro,a. I. lace, which Li ot...ted by n single tuck of 'ryas
white satin and a wreath of roses: shrive the wreath 4re aro tuclu of
byes white satin. The of the torly and sleeves i, C.r.gular, novel,
nod tasteful; but we are forbidden c' her to dccribe it, or mention the
materials of which it is comyosed. The heir is dressed 'twat the shies,
and parted Si) to to cotirely display the forshcails it is ornamented with
rip elegant aigritte of pearls in trout, and a spr.ste of French roses ]acrd
nearly at theZ hack of the head. Necklace. and bracelets of
pearl. Whit. kid gloves. and white satin slippers:
Evflrci NG Datms.—The dress is composed of white late, nod worry
over n rich white soft satin slip; the skirt is finished round the Ironton
by a deep timbre of lave, :nt three narrow byes satin tucks, which
are surmounted by a wreath of beautiful fancy dowers. The lait'y ar.d
sleeves arc peculiarly el,-ruit and novel: n wain front, which tones
the are in an easy and becoming style. is ornamented at each side
with a light tinbroidery of towers, and finished with bows of riblaw.
The' sleeve is, we think, the most tasteful that has been lately intro.
duced. The iiidr is ptatodso as partially to display tie fierchead, and
ornamented* wide a wreath of uwein. Necklace. ear-rings, and Imale.
Ice' of diamonds. White kid gloves, and white natio slippers richly
embroidered in coloured silks. A rich white lace scarf is thrown care.
leasly over the left shunkler, end partially shades one tide of the neek.

SPORTING.

rI'SOM RACES, AVEHNESDAY, MAT
TN! Woodrot Stakes of 'togs. each. Last Ilzi
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Lord Lowther's b. c. t v Dick Andijws, out of a Bab nacre .
Mr. 111:Ike's b. f. by ax.y, darn by Young Whiskey -
itlr. S. Sadler's c. by Mainnon, out of Fully - z
Mr. rtir,an's f. by Eaton. out of Corona
The Coburg Stukcs of I(g.. t Os.
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Duke• of 'Rutland's End:lngo, by clz old - . .
Mr. Charlton's b. f. Tozer, 5 yrs old
Mr. Gould's b. c. Vision, 4 yrs old 3

M ON D DAY. MAY .70.

The second and last I,car of a renca•al of the Derby stakes of 50gr.
each, It. It. for 3-yr.-old nits, 14st. 71'0.-13114.5, gat. 21b. the last mile
and a half: the owner of the 2,1 Lurie to rec.tive begs. out a the
stakes.

Duke o or •sb.c. by Ilendlr. out of Gil .
Lord G. IL ravendiih's hr. c. N mot.. by Vi'slton - .
Lord Stnwell's dt. c. by "tValtiln. out of Prelim( . . 3
Twelve started. The judge placid byt three. Tlie colt won by tuts
leturtl.s in fine style. . _ _ _

A sweerstakes'of ttigc each. with Ings. added from the Racing Fond;
for 3-yr. add. Gat. 4115.; four. 715t.29).; lire. ast. (lb.; a;zetl.ll..t. 15115.;
the last mile. 'l",•c winner to he sold for 2taigs. if dtmantlul, &e
Ceti. Cnwar's b. 1. elarilsrli. 4 yrs.
Lord Stswell's b. c. (:olden I.eg. 3 yrs.
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Mr. (barium's h. c. l'on.pcy, 4 yrs. s
Mr. rar.kc's b. c. Sir Ihn.topher. 4 yrs.
Mr. Sadler 's ch. 1. Venus. :.7 yrs. 5
This rue ells keenly contested. lind men by two hogtbs.

A plate of .1a 1. for all am: tw•o-rnik heats; :.yr. olds, fat.
four. 814. 21h.; fire, Act. I ; six, sad arse, gat. The winner of (n •
pate or sweep:ulna in this year to carry 31b. extra; of tan, 511.).; and
of three 71b.

11. of I{l;tlantl's Fandango. 4 yr&
Mr..T. l'erren's b. c. C..per, 4 yrs. 2 Jr
Mr. ch. c. by Ruben', 5 yrs. 3 er
The weather proved very favourable. and there was a numerous cep.
course of spec :atop, amongst whom was For Royal Iligl nes* the iul.e
of York, who was greatly elat.sl itt the success of his cult; it betnii the
first Derby stakes he had ever won.