The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-18 00:00:00

TIM PRINCE REGENT'S COOT

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Yesterday his Royal Highness the Pais,c-,-
G!NT held a Court at Carlton-house, vr11,1c,3,0 et
attended by his Cabinet Ministerv,the the
State, Ofliceriof the Royal Household, to. `°:
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purpose of receiving the Address. of Cour°. ti/.1139:
tion.of.tlie University of Oxford, on the We.-.
rictus Victories of our Armies and our Allies' fco•
A Guard of Honour, under the command °
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accompanied by the Mke of - soul
or First Regiment of Foot Guards, in their ito
uniforms, marched into thetoint-yard of Csr(, of
}Ouse about half-past one, o7clock.• A partJod
the Yeonten of the Guards, under the eoillTbeir
of a Lieutenant and a Yeoman Usher, took 'is is
stations in the grand hall. The Roppl servo 0.
their state liveries lined the hall. The .10r5 at.
men, get4leruen, and under porters, als°
tended.
A few minutes before three o'clock the pr ° .
slob atriveil at Carlton House, consisting of re'
Dr. John Cole, the Vice Chancellor of the UniversitPits of
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ceded by•the Esquires and Yeomen, with their silver 't:ost of
oilier? followed 14. the Rev. W. Landon, D. D. 11,10'r.s'actit.
Worcester Cortege; the Rev. Thomas Lee, P.D.al
of Trinity College ; the Rev. F. Hodson, )/. D• Fri"' WO
BraSennose College;' the ten others of the deputatieu eip••
the University, who were joined by a more numerous 3,5,011,
blage than can be recollected by those about the r
amounting to about two hundred. 304
They were received by the band with gritita
martial imysic. The procession was shown ale
the room adjoining the leVee room. After svoe,
the PRINCE REGENT took his seclt °l),„ig
throne, dressed. in full regimentals, and vie‘"
the Order of St. George, &c. attended by
The-Lord Chancellor,. the Lord President of ihe,`-°lltit%l6
the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasur'ork
Chancellor of the•Excliequer, the'Master General of o,ei re
mince, the Secretary of State for the War and coloPtior
partment' the President of the Board of Controul,
3r., the
cellar of the Dutchy of Lancaster, the Lord Stew sir
M4stee of the Horse, Lord Graves, as Lord in Wilitiofl;3o,-
Keppel, ,as the,Groom in-WaititiK • the Vice Clier'
berlain, the lireaseirer of the Household, in-Waiting,.
Coniptr°'Yep
.the Household, and a numerous party of Gentleinco
sioners iu their full uniforms. Meal'
It being St. Patrick's Day, those who are -
aad
hers Of the different Orders wore their collar'or
shamrocks, which added conside'rably to the
nificent appearance of the Court.
The procession was joined at Carlton Houserd
Royal Highness the Duke of York, who app` Cei"
his robes as a Doctor of Chß Law, and a Member of the of
versity of Oxford; the Archbishop of York; the 131'bl'
London, Oxford, and Sodoi• and flan.an. ; tbq
The distinguished characters among those
procession v. ere—
The Earl of Radnor, Lord Kenyon, Sir William
of the. .ternbers for the University,:the King's Advocate'
ofDehmare, Sir John Nichol, and Sir Henry Half1";b016
o Gentlemen Ushers announced' to the cy
the PuiNcEREGENT being in readiness to receofo,
them, and conducted them to the entrancel
where the LORD CHAMBERLAIN received 313;oyill
trodueecr them into the presence of his '.„-hea"
Highness on his throne, when they apPr°'l-06
the PauNcE IIEGENT with the usual fOrtilS.
Address was read by the VICE-CRANcElA°3"filef
PRINCE, as is customary, read his Answer. the
were all most graciously received, a-DX 11''
honour to kiss his Royal Highness's hand. f ti's
Earl IiATHLIRsT officiated as Secretary"obreillf;
Houle DtTaitment, Viseciunt Sinmotirli
prevented front attending by indisposition; c
The Earl of LIVERPOOL had along
the I.)EL:roe REGENT.