The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-28 00:00:00

PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.

On Saturday, at three o'clock, his Royal
.•
High-
ness the l'aziwi REGENT held a Court at Carlton
House, which was attended by— • •
The Lord Chancellor, the Lord President,of
,the Council,
the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury. the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, the First Lord of the Admiralty,
Master General of the Ordnance, the ,Seuretai-y of State for
ttar Home Department, the President of the Board of Con-
Iron!. the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the Lord
Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the Lord Chant-
berlain, the Lord Steward. the Master of the Horse, the
Vice-CLualberlain, atbd the Tre.asnret of the Household.

Earl PAULET in waiting, in the room of Lord
CnAELES SPENCER, General STANWix, the Groom
in Waithig, in the room of Col. BEADDYLL.
His Royal Highness held a Council, which was
attended by all the above distinguished character*,
except Viscount Jocatss, the Vice Chamberlain.;
Lord Wm. BENTINCK, the Treasurer of the
Household ; the Lord and Groom in Waiting.—
The Recorder of LONDON was admitted to the
Council, and made a report of convicts capitally
convicted; for which, see another part of our
Paper.

Lord ELL ENBOROUGH had an audience of die
PRINCE.

The Court did not break up till near eight
o'clock.

The QUEEN and some of the PRINCESSES are
expected in town to-morrow.
The Princess CHARLo-Tr. yesterday attended
divine service at the Chapel Royal, St. James's.

It 'is said, that the organization of the new
Revolution in France is common to all the mem-
bers of thcz Logislative Assembly, so arrogantly
and indignantly dismissed by BUONAPARTEiII ibe
latter end of Deceniber. M LAiNE, .the vele-
briiteil advocate or.Bourdeaux, Was, it will be re-
'collected, the organ of the-, Conimittee, who on
that occasion presumed to ask the Tyrant for
peace ant eitql I.l],- M. LAIC E, M. CA.SISIIII
DISEZE, 0130 a lawyer, and brother to the Gentle-
ninn who defended Louis XVI. are, with Mr.
LYNCH, 'crinsidered as the principal acting Men
for Bourdcaux in this business. To thenr we are
to add timelier Gentleman of the sanie town, now
in Paris, and which IV'. that reason we do not
think proper to name.

The letter of an Officer in the British army,
who went to • announce to Bourcleaux the arrival
of the Due d'ANGOULEME, &c. was written IT
Count de Clutcnt, an Officer in the:oth dra-
goons
,(the Prince's), brother-in-law to Lord
USSULSTON, son •to the Duke of GRAM..
NIONT, now ity this country. It will be recol-
lected than this yoUng Nobleman was sent,
about two Months ago, to this country, trom
the army in the South of France, by Lord WEL-
LINGTON; and was almost immediately after-
wards ft-Mowed by the Doc trANGOULEME.
by the most sceptic observers, must be cowsidered
as a tolerable collateral proof that the 'l,lartitiis of
WELLINGTON, the Hero of England and the De-
liveu er of Nations, knezr something of the transac-_
tin!, ; and hence, resting OR the character of his
Lordship alone, all fear that the Royalists of the
South of. France can possibly be abandoned to the
fury of a merciless tyrant, must of course vanish.
A Letter from a British Officer, dated Bour-
deaux, the 13th, states, that the Ist German
Hussars, and. one 'English brigade of infantry,
with guns, bad alone entered that place up to the'
above date.

Yesterday about one o'clock the Loan. CHAN-
CELLOR. had nu audience of the PRINCE REGENT,
at Carlton-house : his Lordship afterwards vent to
the Foreign Office to attend h Cabinet Council,
which.sat, till within a few minutes of four o'clock.

Her Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess CA-
THERINE, who is daily expected here, will appear
in this country under the name of Countess Ro.
MANOFF.

Private advices from Paris state, that the time
of payment having arrived for the' claims of the
National Annuitants, one quarter part of the sum
due to them, 'contrary to the usage of the French
Government since NAPOLEON assumed the title of
Emperor, has IJen paid in Assignats or Bills..
Gazette of Saturday contains Sir EDWARD
PELI.EW'S account of the late affair with the
Toulon fleet off that port.. One of the enemy's
ships, the Ronmlus, tad a very narrow escape from
capture. The-French statement of this affair has
already been bid before our readers.
A Gentleman has reached town, who left Quebec
On the 28th January, and Halifaxfon the 19th ult.
A fifty gun
.ship was in .a very forward state at
Kingston, and it was assumed that, at least, on Lake
Out a rio the British Navy in the approaching season
would possess a decided soyeriority. This person,
in his way from Montreal, passed the 2d battalion
of 'the Bth regiment, proceeding with snow shoes
about- 300 miles above St.'John's. He also met
200
.maxiners going to :the Lakes. -A party of
Indians were employed to construct cabins for'
their accommodation.

11 Sir GEORGE PREVOST 11;1(1 gone from Quebec. to
Montreal to -hold a conference ‘viith Sir JAmEs
Yno, on the subject .of_their future enterprites
agaiust thelc.nemy.
A better from Baenos Ayres, informs us of the
total defeat of General IiELGRANO by the Pe-
i ruvians. _ _ _

_
' Lord Wm. BENTINcK, in consequence of his
detention in Sicily, has resigned the Representa.
tion9l the County of Nottingham. Mr. FRANK
Fes-s:k., of Kirklington, has offered -himself as a
Candidate to succeed hiui, • -