The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-30 00:00:00

REGENT'S COURT, LEVEE, &c.

Yesterday I,ls layal Highness the PRINtE
12 EGENT held a Lontt a Carlton-house. At two
o'clock the Regent having given on audience to
the Earl of Litirrdwity, licldit Privy Council, which
was attended by all the Cabinet 'Ministers, except
the Lord Clnnieellor there were also present the
Archbishop of Canterbury, the Officers of State
awl the Household, amtothers of the Privy totin-
cil. A fotitt of prayer of thanktgiviug for the late
signal victory of the British arms was ordered to
be prepared.
After the Council, lti3 Royal Highness gave art
atidiettce to the PortugOse Ambassador,. to ‘vhich.
he %vas introduced by V'Aconnt Castlereagh, When
his Excellency read a Commission from his Sove-
reign, authorizing hint tti invest the Prince Re-
gent of England with the principal Order of that
country ;, after which his Excellency invested hit
Royal Highness, Who wore the Insignia during
the Levee.- At the first Levee the whole of. the.
Foreign 11inthassadors and iqinisters deputed to
this countly were present; acconymied by
nninlier of Foteigners of distinction; ithe Cabinet
Ministers,• their Royal Highnesses the Ditkes of
York and Cumberland, the King's Advocate, the
Judge-Advocate-General, &c. &c. The Levee was
numerously and splendidly attended. 'The pre-
sent4tions were numerous. •
After the Levee, his Royal Highness was plea. 3.-
ed to invest Admirals Sir Uiehard Bickerton, Sit'
George Coehlonrn, and Sir Davioge %%101
the inSignias of the Order of the Bath.
Alelonder Hood had an toidienee of tli,!
Ptioce Regent,
Omer of the Kith %corn Icy the late Sirand delivered up to the Prince tlse
Hood.
Viscount Jocelyn, Lord George Berescord„ and
Vowount Stouglord, had audiences t:t. jhe
The latter on his return froth thy Brazils.

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DUTCH MAIL.

ttitCRIED THIS MORNING.]

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TAACUE, jUN'E Prussian head-iparters
‘krere to he at St. Quentin on the 24th) whether
Those Of the Doke of Welling-ton were likewise
rtmoveit. The advairced posts of the Allies Ivere

lrvar Cornpeigne.
General Zeithen, •coifirnanding the first Corps
of Prince Blucher's artily, received in t,riting an
invitation from the Vrench General Morand
,to
rut an cud to hostilities, b.ectuse NaPolcon, the
only ntoext fortlyem,sacrificing himself .a second
'time nit- the happiness cif France, had al-premed
the thrOue-. This letter, far from stOpping the
progress, did not even receive any answer.L

Colonel Ondincit aterived on the 25th at Bug,.'n,
in Ilainau in -order to offer to his Majesty the
ting of France the servrees of his 'father the Duke
141 Reggio, and those of the Duke of Tarentum,
'CM aed d Hague Corti-ant, June 25.)
Brtus.3ELs, JUNE 24 —,-By accounts, which it
seems may be depended upon, a great many for-
'tresses are inclined to declaiT flit. the King of
France. The hews of Buonapaite's defeat ex-
'cited a great tumult at Lille and Dunl•irk. In
'Several places the country people I ave hoi-Jed the
*bite cockade. Three hundred French Officers
have lately been embarked at Ostend on board of
English vessels, to go to La Vendee, where the
insurrection must now be gene Ll. Ttvo fresh
Enyslish regimen:s have just Passed thrOUgh from
Os:entl. Orders have been given to burn the
immense quantity -of dead horses lying on the
-field of battle.