The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-11 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.

Yesterday, at three o'clock,. the PRIXCE RE+
otwr held a Court at Carlton-house. The Duke
de San Carlos, the Spanish Ambassador, was in-
troduted to his Royal Highness by Lord Viscount
Castlereagh, and con'ducted. by itobett Chester,
F.l, the Assistant-Master of the Ceremonies. His
Excellency had a closet audience of the Regent
delivered his credentials, and was most graciously
received.

Afterwards M. M. Chey de Campuzano, A. Go .
mer, A. Cabballero, and J. Labbador, Gentle-
men of the Duke's suite, were introduced to the
Prince Regent upon their different appointments.
They came to Court in the French Ambassa.,
sailor's carriages, with the servants in state live-
ries.

The Baron Humboldt, the Prussian Ambassa-
dor, was then introduced by Lord Viscount Cas-
tlereagh, and conducted by 'Robert Chester, Esq."
the Assistant Master of the Ceremonies. Ull3
Excellency had a closet audience of the Princ.e'
Regent, delivered his credentlals, and was most
graciously received.

Air..louffray, the Baron 13u10w., and Count
Lusi were severally introduced to his Royal High—
ness the Prince Regent, upon their various ap-
pointments on the Prussian Embassy.
Excellency anal suite came to Court in
Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador's'
carriages, attended by the servants in their state
liveries.

A General Oilleer hi the Portuguese service was
introduced to the Prince Regent by Lord Viscount
Sidmouth, upon his return to England, when his
Royal Highness was graciously pleased to confer
the honour of Knighthood upon him.
His Royal Highness held a Privy Council,which.
was attended‘by the First Lord of the Treasury,
the Secretaries of State for the H'otne and Foreign
Departments, the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
the President of the Board of Controul, the
Treasurer of the Household, and the Judge Ad,
vocate-General. Mr. Buller attended. as Clerk of
the Council. The Judge Advocate-General laid
before the Prince the proceedings of some Courts-
Martial, and took his Royal Highness's commands
upon them.

Viscount Sidmouth and Viscount Castlereagh
had audiences of the Prince Regent.
Lord Boston and Sir William Keppel were the
Lord and Groom in Waiting.

IVlNnson, Oct. 10,--Princess Atipust4i tonic
her usual airing on horseback in the Park. Lord
RIVERS entered the Little Park yesterday morn-
ing with his fine pack of greyhounds, when some
fine coursing took place, which attracted a great
number of spectators., This day Lord RIVERS
repeated the diversion of coursing in the Little
Park ; there was a great dealof excellent sport.
By letters which reached town yesterday from
Staffordshire we learn, that the men belonging
to the iron-foundery of Messrs. JEFFRY and Co.
had struck work for an advance of wages,-.—Times.

The state of Mr. Ctrltattles health, the late Mas

ter of the Rolls in Ireland, has been for some
months very bad. We regret to learn that yester-
day he was so very much reduced, as to bold out
.to his friends but faint hopes of his recovery. The
visitors at his house at Brompton were yesterday
very numerous.—Day.

Geoaoa BRAtiMosfi, %Om has been many
years in the Royal Horse Guards, has resigned
his situation, and the Officers have presented him
with an elegant large silver cup, capable of bold-
ing three bottles of wine and upwards ; on one
side is inscribed as follows :—" This cup was
given by the Officers of the Royal Horse Guards
to George Beaumont, as a token of their re-
spect and approbation of his conduct during forty
years." _

- A new Melo•drame, entitled The Corsair, is In
preparation at Drury-Lane Theatre. It is found-
ed on the story of Lord Bvitores Poem of that
name. Miss KELLY Will be the heroine.
Vestenky evening a number of male convicts
*ere removed from Newgrtte to Portsmouth, pre-
paratory to their being sent to Botany Bay. They
were attended by the Keeper of Neu-gate, under
the escort of a guard of eatalry. Se►•enteen of
them were tried last Session, for picking pockets,
and are notorious characters. They are all to be
transported for Wei