The Sun.
London, England, 1812-03-30 00:00:00

tt-it iiiNrtt RICENT.

Yesterday Icing taster Stutday, which con4-.1
dered a gtand Chinch Festival, the PRINCE REGEI
was pleased to go in state to the Chapel Royal,
James's Palace, to attend Divine Service, and tc re.
ceive the Sacrament ; in the mot ning the
Guard at St. Janies's• Palace, in white gaiters,
the Band in their stare uniforms 3 about Ia.::
eleven o'clock, a party of the Lire Guards-Inatt...t.-.1
into Pall-Mall, and drew up Moro Carlton House.
It being the first time the PRINGE appear:-d-in pub,•l
lie, in state, since his beComittg lIRGENT, a .
considerable crowd.was attracted in Pall-.mall,
the Palace, and in the Park. about twelve o'clock'
his loyal Highness's four state carriages bt•gan
"W move, h,
iCh was announced by the swami of trum-
pet. The three first carriages contained Cul 81-00?i-'
Ft ELD, principal Equerry; Col. CoNGREvE,ErIc:tray
in Waiting ; Earl HARRINcToN, Gold Stick ; G7rli.
BARTON,' Silver Sick {general STEVENS, Glocga
in Waiting; Master PARRuTnNoT, Page of Hurto-ur.l
The PRINCE REGENT rode it) his state catrivfe,
drawn by a pair of beautiful bays. The Coachii.:to
and. four Footmen In super'? liveries, s,milar to 11)3
King's; they wore velvet caps. -Hi hoyar iLi;lt-
ness was e.,corted by a party of Life Guard;.
carriage he was attended by the Marquis of WIN-
CHESTER, as the Lord in Vbiaitilty artd the Duke of
I\4ONTROSE carrying tne 'Sword' S ate. Tntl,
alighted at' the new entrance to the Pllace
Garden,'made iii eoo4,,cpence of tte fire, and en-
tered at the Pages vt,iiititig-rootn, where the pro-
ceSsiQn was foamed, .mn ,0 the et,apel
in the foll Owing oruer :
Four Heralds, two Maces, two Heralds, three Kings o,f
Arms, the Dukes of cauthrike, Kerr,anu York, in full re-
gimentals, and their Cotiars of tile 0 rder or t,arter ; the
Lord Steward of the flousliold, the Lord Cha:::be:iairt, and
Sword of S.tate: ; his Royal Highness 'tne
regimentals, and the Coitir ut th 01 ter ; the
Groom of the Stole; the P,l2.rqA .tr t s 01
iloel3cdc..44ruher; Centr:d e Cro
Cot. bloorntied, Principal i.c,ucuy ; I 1 ii.rirtion, Goid
Stick ; :he Captain of the Yeomen of t Guard the (pat,-
tam of the Band of Gentlemen Pensiuneis, carrying theft
battle axes.

The PRINCE REGENT took the KINGS SCli
Royal Pew, surrounded by hia Royal I.l,,othors
Attendants. The public curiosity had bLen
to such a pitch, that the Chapel door twin
Palace was forced in soon atter eleven o'clock, and
great numbers of persons got in imprortly,---ild
door-keeper had nearly received a' serious .injurv•
The Chapel was crowded to excess,_ as-well as thll
State-room in the Palace through which the proe,..s:.
sion passed.

_ The Church Service was read by the Sub-Dean, the Rev-
Mr. l'ridden, and the Rev. Mr. Cannon. The Seignon was
preached by the Archbishop of York, from the.wli
the Acts of the Apostles and the 2,3 d-verse, Intl with i;rear
power gave the Apostles witness of the resurrection of try
Lord Jesus ' • and grace was upon them all." .At the con-
clusion of the sermon, a Selection from the sacred mato.
of the Messiah was sung by Mr. Goss aLd Mr. I Sale. The.
solos. "If God be for us," and " trumpet sh.ll sound,"
which these Gentlemen sung with their usual t.istel
science, also with soleninity due to the oct asion ; as we;i ;i5
the charming duet, " O death, where is thy sting ?"
service concluded with the semi-ehorus *4 Since by rit,i3
came death." The whole of the words were strictly ap•)11-
cable to thaday. The other -church.service, -chiunts, !S:c.
were admirably sung by Mr. 'Sale, sen. Mr. itav-ves,
dr-
13eale. Mr: E%ans, Mr. Salmon, &c. ; Mr. StalThrd Santis
presided at tbeorgan, and Mr. Crossdill, the King's Lutaw,t,
performed on the violoncello.

The chapel was then cleared of all persons ,
were not. allowed to receive the sacrautent with COO
PLUNSE RIthENT, after which his ROyal Higtrneng
descended from the Royal pew, the aboie prq-
cession moving in the same order to the altar,vhere
the PRINCE took his seat, under a crimson velvet
and gold canopy on the west side of. the :,liar,
the Royal Dukes on the opposite side ot
altar, the Bishop of LONDON, as D. an of the Cha-
pel, and the Rev. Mr. HoLsms, the Sub*Dcan,-
proceeded to read the Sacrament service, and
arintt-
nistered it to the PRINCE, the Royal Dukes, and the
Royal Attendants ; after which, the procession re-,
turntd through the state-rooms in the sante older.
The Park, and- the streets, were ?gam au \vied t 4
see the procession. .

SPANISH PAPERS'. -

CADIZ, D.TARC'II 5.-A vessel bringing an otTical
account from General BALLASTEROS has beeti taken;
the dispatches were sunk', and.the officer who con-
veyed them conduCted to. and treated is
the Most infamous mariner.

Fes, t is reported that two columns ofpli-
soners taken in Valencia have been liberated in their-
march by the patriotic parties.
At.!CANT, FEB. g.--The dispersed are uniting;
General Root's and the English Consul, Torres,
are re-animating the public spirit, assisted by many
good-Spaniards, who, from. being cas! duwn by the
infamous -condua of the egotists, renew their oaths
'to die-cr live-free. Tile damages are inconceivable
which Freoce vandalism has- caused in the beau-
tiful Kingdoms of Valencia and Murcia.
General Dc LA CRUZ is ,not now Governor of fhis,
place, General SAN JUAN having succeeded him in
it. The French, as usual, have exaggerated their
triumph over Valencia.

It appears that the Regency of Spain has refused
to rattly the treaty concluded between Viceroy
Emo, and the Junta of Buenos Ayres.
We are assured that thtt French have drawn I I
battalions,of the line from bef(*)re Ca,liz, and march-
ed them in the di;;e6tion of
_Tarifa, and that on the
BAI,LASTEBOS was in Algesiras, and his
troops in Ximenes and its vicinity.
CICIDAD RODRI.GO, FEB. tg.---Yes'erday Lord
WELLIcNGTON was here; he visited•the Works, tip.
011. which the Ettgli4l eptltinue to work.wifh the
greatest ; be wass-a guest to General CAs-
TANOS, and to-day returrield to his headquarters.
Bsides the works mtutioned, others are projected,
to which our allies•contribere pecuniary assistance.
General CAST'ANOS is shortly to set out for Galacia.
We have intelligence from Salittliinea‘ to the loth ;
DoßsEsNi has proct;eded from Burgos to France,
taking with him more than 6000 of his division,
who belong to the Imperial Guard.
From Madrid they write, on the 6th of February
an embargo lnld been laid upon waggons, coaches,
&c. for the intended journey-of JosttPu to Burgos,
where it was &lathe Cortes were to be as,embled ;
but it is suppcsed he will continue his journey to
France, -considering Spain as unittd to the French
Empire.