The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-18 00:00:00

TIDE PRINCE REGtNT'S COURT.

• .The Address of the university of Cambridege
.was .yesterday•presented to the ParticE REGENT.
The Deputation assembled at the Alban's Ta-
vern' in the. 'morning, selected from the Caput. .
consisting of--, ' • •
Dr. Chafey,*theVies: Chancellor, 'Dr. Douglas, D. D., Dr.
L. -Dr, Ingle, M. D., •the Seulor 'regent, the
SeniOr Non-Itegent, Messrs. Creawell Pallucr, IPI-4ett,!--;,,
and theaegistrar. •
These eoruposed the Depatltion•frorn the Uni-
versity,, but a.great number of other Men:hers of
the Univelsity„ joined the•Depatation .at St. Al-
ban's.l'aveut and. :at Carlton House. These pro-
ceeded from the Tavern in grand prOcesscon a few
I.9inutes. liefore three o'clock, preceded by the
sfttireileadles, the, Senior Beadle carrying the
Address. Tlieyentered.the royal presence of the
VRINcg seated,on his'Alirone; In addition to the •
Dcinttation, a.nutitifkr. of. -

' ileads'oll-laisses,.Doetors; Viseount'PainieFston, and Mr.
Smythe, the 'Mernbors fur the University ; .the Aleciihishop of
Canterbory, ti e.liishops of Salisbury and Cliesktr, the Earls
of Liverpool and .Wo..stinorlandi Viscuutst sidalouth, Mr.
Bathurst, the Judge Adyucate, and a ntnibur.of Noblemen
and Gentlemen, educated at the Uui►ersity, in the whole
amounting to 110, •

They were introduced into the presence of the
PRItCCE by the Lout) CuAmuset,Ata, who was ac-
companied- stud surrounded with bit Royal Bro-
ther; the Duke of (41.ARENc5) the splendour of his
Court, the Miceli of 6tatc,

..IThe Address was read by the \Tv:a CHAxcEt.-
LOR, MAO delivered it With much feeling and ex.;
pression,-and, in a most audible voice not a syl-
lable was expressed but what was heard most (-Hs,
tinetly in every part of the. State-ronm. His-Royal
Highness delivered his answer in his usual
mired style. They were all most gracio6ly re-
ceived, and hod the honour to kiss his Itovnl
Highness's hand. '
. The Deputation was received with the 'pomp of
a full Court. A Guard of Honour from the Cold-
stream Regimenfof Foot Guards attended in the
Court-yard, commanded by Colonel RAIKES ; the
Dukt: of CA:siBRIOOICS hand attended it 'in their
State uniforms, and saluted the Deputation with
martial pieces as they entered, and as they re-
turned. Colonel liantin tras the Field Officer iu
waiting, who laid before his Royal Highness the
effective state of the three regiments of Foot
Guards. The Yeomen of the Guard, 'the se`ryant-A
in their state liveries, and the Pages in their state
uniforms, attended on the occasion.

iItiNCESS CHARLOTTII

There is to, be:a most splendid entertainment
given, at
,Carltou,llouse ,on the Birth-day of the
Princess thrARLOTTE, when she comes of full age,
if her Royal Highness Were 'Heir Apparent to the
Crown, and consequeutly,may be regarded as of
full age being U,eir Presumptive. It is expected,
that, notwithstanding the adjournment of Parlin.:
menr, all the principal Nobility of the -United
Kingdom, will make it it point to be present to
pay their respects to their future Sovereign. The
preparations making for the RTC are of the mos%
sumptuous kind, and it is believed, that it is only
the commencement of a series of Fetes, wilich wilL
'teraritntre trrthe imirriage 6T the illustrious Per- •
enage with-the Hereditary Prince of Oaik.No,w.
An union-rharmatbirthe means of establlthing,
'riot merely u barrier to the Continental Powers
again France, but a security to 'England against.
the revival of that system of interdict on our •
commerce which has been 30 severely, felt in the
present war. This projected alliance will, of
course, give rise to much and very serious dis-
cashion; bat in all Europe where could there be
found so suitable a match for the Heir Presump-
tive of England,as the Heir Apraent a of the
Netherlands ? And, what countries could be sp.
thrall? or so beneficially connected ? Mortiing'
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