The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-15 00:00:00

c'ver-§,o.hC, 'Anti v the theme.of general adiiiira-
don. His trsiAilia*iid tiCaltlifid look, ii;e
yet fliftli.dc innifFected digiiity of hip
which •b:::sptaks:Htiiijesty, the benignant
of iii Counten,:ncc,and theintvai'd
fit •tion i4E3Okti froni e,/es,
tle:i.;,hied and ‘yarniez: the hearts of who,
though they ch'ee'red much; cheered Tess tliAn they
%void(); ititiy becaitSe they wished to behold more
steatfihsi the metited olsject ot Hid'` ail:dim-se: erlTe
Empevor, and hig drive ai Merton College,'
which, though -Motibicring in many }farts, froin
the effects Of centurids, contains apai•t.fli iltS COM-
modious and excellent.

. His Majesty the Icing t,f Prussia entered Oxfoid
a short time after the Einperor
.61 Russia; likewise
iii an. Open. harouehe of the-Prince Regent's drawn
by post horses. The King was :accompanied by
his two sons, the Princes of Prussia, cud another.
person of di,,tinction. Ylis Majesty pr•eServed the
SiMpliCity of aijpearatice with !iics brother
Sovereign, a!,d CVA's not, nt ,tirst,i easily recog-
, raised. He was dresSeAl itt a.'plain brown.coat,
and repeated the testimonies of his satSifa,tiou to
the public with the evident inipression of sports'
feelings. His sons bowed, and looked rotmd them
,with all that ~eiierous delight; and ntfelt joy,
tbat are naturally to he expected from Princes at
their early period-Of life, et a reception the kind-
ness or which. might well have caused them to
imagine jhemselves entering the city of Beilin
self. They went to: the residence prepared for
them at the College of Cornu,: Chri3ti, in front
of which .the Prussian Eagle was immediately
placed, and a •Gi!.nal of Honour posted. Guards
of the 9th Dragoons were also statiOned at the
grand entrance into Chrst Church, and at the
eastern entrance by the Triumphial ArchT.
Several carriages, with the attendants. of the
Russian and Prussian Monarchs, continued to
come in till four, when The veteran Hero, Blucher,
arrived, whose pre.sencewas 'the siLyial for the
most enthaSiastic acclamations. :-The ',wed Hero,
Ajax of the war, was in a dark suit, with a blue
lab,band under his coat.
A British Officer vent Oti to Christ Church, to
know what residence was des: inc:! for Blucher.
An order was immediately sent from the Prince
Regent, to bring the Marshal to Christ Church,
where he accoidingly went, alighted, a:id was te-
crived in. the Most marked manner. The mili-
tary on dory were then dismissed.

r• With._ his . charaeterist enriosity• and activity,
Alexander, after looking at hi
,apartments, at
Merton, rind the:Coliege, walked out to view the
gardens behind, which adjoin the Classic-grove pt
Christ Church. He remained there a short time.
smveying th beauties of the place, and was.
walking in the public streets before three o'clock,
accompanied by the Duke or Devonshire, Earl
Fortesene, anti the Earl of EsSex, with whom he
ttoole immediately the tour* of the most distin-
,guished Colleger, and public edifices. His Majes-
ty, iii the course of his walk, visited Brasenose,
Corpus Christi, Christ Church, and
three other coll6r'es, the clarendon Printing;
house, the Divinity School, and St. Mary's Church.
The crowd tollowillg his kajesty from, place to plaCe
at length accumulated so as to render it expedient
to make an open path for him, by sending a small
detachment of dra,o.ons. dividii)g into two
.porzs, the -Emperor and the NOble Party with
.him, walked between them. About five,
der returned to Merton, hoWed• to them, and re-
tired to his apartni:.nts .alone. There he was to
ihe Address of the 1..L-!yor and Corporation
of q\.xforti. • •

No Guard of liti:iour, nor anT external sym-
bols of Royalty, have been placed infrs.mt of Mer-
ton College.
The King of Prussia received a similar Address
at Corpus.---The Prince of Orange is at St. John's.
This evening, among the other gratifying no-
velties of the day, a GTand pinner is given by the
University to the' itecent,, the Emperor, and the
*Fling, in the Radcliffe Library, a place in which'
such an entertairrmincwe believe, never took
place before. Most readers kno,v, that this rnag-'
nificent edifice is of a circular form. Ti e i 'ten or
is composed of eight arcades, supporiug a wile
circular gallery, surmounted by a cupola. 1,1 the
arrangement for the dinner, five of the
.recesses
of these arcades are occupied by tables for twelity
persons each. in the centre, under the dome, is .
a circular table for ornaments, apil rowid, it h table.
in a crescent form, approaching nearer to a circle,
which accommodates ia or 80. In the centre of
this table, facing the central arcade of the three
unappropriated to the conipany, sits the Chan-
cellor, With his. Illustrious Guests. , There is a'
most magnificent display of plate, partly from
London, partly from Loial Grenville's, and partly
from thp Colleges. ThtT Public
.are Admitted into
the Gallery .to witness this nova and spfendid
Banquet. The Imperial and Royal Parties assem-
bled in thellall cif All Souls, and walked across
to the Library on a carpet laidover tile street.

INDSiM , JUNE. 14.—Princ'ess ELi7J,ERTEI is
con6lerably better, and is now able to take an
airing daily in a carriage. Last -evening Prince
CHARLES' of MECKLENISERG:aITived,at the Castle
from London. This.morning at -six o'clock his
Royal flightless, aeadmpanied by Colonel STE-
VENSON, left the Castle for' Oxford, to meet
the PRINCE REGENT,. the. Emperor of I.IUS:SIA,
and King of PatistiA ; and at an early hour
this morning, a. party.,of idle sth Regiment went
to Salt Hill; to; receive the Monarchs, on their
way, and also
_the _PRINCE; REGENT, and the
Other Sovereigns, with military honours, 84. c.,
on their road to Oxford. The PRINCk RE-
GENT arrived a considerable time before the
EMPEROR and KING. His ROYAL HIGi-1141Ess only
changed horses there, and he'did not alight frotp
his carriage;' a great concourse of peonle were,
assembled on. the occasion. There were seven-;
,teen sets of four horses engaged for all thesuites.-
The Royal Patriotic Concert on_FtAay will be
the first MusiCal Perfortuance that has yet been.
honoured with the presence of the Russian and:
Prugsian Monarchs. Rank and Fashion will crowd
the boxes, and Taste and Bertuty decorate e=very-.
part of the house.
Crr/ BusINESs.--Testerday the LORD NlAltort:
held a Coltrt of Aldermen at Guildhall, which was
numerously attended. Upwards of 15,000 ounces
of Gold was sworn to As Je'urgign, previous to
Wing exportiut. .