The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-24 00:00:00

.THE- PRINCE'REGEN-PS COURT. •

Yesterday, at`twn Royal Highness
the PRINCE' REGENT held a Court at Carlton
House; which was attended by

His Royal Highness the Duke of YorI:, the I,qt! Chancel-
lor, the Lord President of the Council, the Lord Pi ivy Sep.!,
the First Lord of the Treasury, the Thtee Secretaries o f State,
the First Lord of the AdmirAlty, the Master General of the
Ordnance, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the President of
the Board of Controul, the Master of tlo. Mint, the Chancel-
lor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the President of the Board of
Trade, the Saxon Minister, the Lord Chamberlain, the 'Plea-
surer of the Household, Earl Mulgrave, the Master of the
Ceremonies, the Othcer of Arms, the Lord Chief Baron of the
Exchequer in Scotland, the Recorder of London, Viscount
Chetwynd; Sir Miles Nightingale, &c.

The Prince Regent was pleased, in the name
and on behalf of his Majesty, to invest Lieutenant
General Sir Miles Nightingale with the Ensigns
of the Most Honourable Military Order of the
Bath,

The Lieutenant-General was conducted tvith
the usual reverences to I►is Royal Highness, pre-
sented by Sir George Nayler, the Officer of Arms
attendant upon the Knights Commanders, hear-
ing, upon a crimson velvet cushion, the star, rih-
band, and badge ot the second class of the Order,
and the Lientenant-General kneeling, received the
honour of Knighthood, and was invested with the
usual forms.

There were preen at the ceremony his Rap]
Highness the Duke of Yoilt, the Marqness of
Hertford, Viscount Castlereagh, Eat! Alulgrace,
Lord James Murray, Lord Charles Bentinck, &c.
Baron Just had the honour of an audience of
his Royal Highness.
The Regent held a Privy Council, at which Vis-
count Chet wytni attended as (let lc.
Sir S. Shepherd, theLoid Chief Baron of the
Exchequer in Scotland, was hitt oduced and sworn
in a Member, and took his seat at the Board ac-
cordingly.
At the close of the Council, the Recorder of
London was introoluced, and made his report on
the convicts capitally convicted at the last Scssiou
at Justice Hall, in the Old Balky.
The Prince gave audience to the Lord Chan-
cellor, the Earls of Liver! 1, Westmoreland,
Harrowby, and Bathurst, Viscounts Sidtuouth
and Alelville.

Lord J. AlurrHy,. and Sir W, Keppel, were the
Lord and Groom in IlfaitinK.
'Elie Court bloke up u. little before six o'clock.

0 1t

S.NIITHFIELDLINA. •

ror ! a L-Tivalei• show nv'er grac'd these duaiterS',
Sioce Nikiiv toasted, just like crabs, the Sfartyrs !"
HUNT prates of standing on the spot
AVbere Martyrs iur.re were roasted ;
When they, like him, Were hissing hot,
Poor Souls! j'et never boasted.

With Smithfield Calves let him now run,
Content to live in clover,
(Though Jlartyrs once were uver-d;--nc)
Fur HE is bete dune over
TUMBLEDOWN DICK.

" Tortum &gnu sequi poOns, (loam dncere, fnnem."
U. Lion. Epist. X. Lib. I.
llcrc Sheep and Bait-lambi uft are wunt
'ro I.ut modern B.alaant ULINT

Now roar,., a patriot stager;
Midst gaping CrOwdt content to pas•,
pr for the Prophet, or his Ass,
And apes his friend—the 11.ijor !

BA A.

'' oecnpatant sedition thus
Delevit tn hem."
4. Hut:. FLAC. Ode VI. LW 111
Unless he wants a plac;, some cry,
fie ne"er would stand the brtnit—
Lie has a place, the wags reply,
He's City Common liuNr

JEFIU.

" Num. Perna; Gen. Priihce."
LILLY, pasilin.

Patriots who bellow for redress,
Extol the Liberty of Press ;
But HUNT rind his reforming ft iemis,
Cry out for Liberty of PCIINS .

ANSER.

DINNLR To GENERAL ITEVEREUX.

DUBLIN, JULY 20.—Lord CLONCURI:y took the
Chair, is out half after six, at the centre table.
" The King," " the Regent," and other loyal toasts were
drunk with great applause.
Lord CLoNCURRy then proposed time health of
the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, the Earl of Tal-
bot. His Excellency was, said Lord Clonenny,
he firmly believed, a friend of !relent.—Drouk,
among..peals of acclamation by the company, wilts
three times three.

The Right Hon. Charles Grant was then pro-
posed by his Lordship, as the friend of I reland.—
This was drunk with rise greatest zeal and ani-
mation.

Lord CLONCURRY proposed the health of his
friend, Gene; dl D'Evviesix.

General D'EvEREux addressed the company in
a strain of affecting emotion, and took a compre-
hensive view of the stave of liberty in Spanish
America.

" General Bolivar," with the most rbrurous
enthusiasm.

General D'EvEtteux stood up to thank the
company in the name of his friend, the gaNnt
and magnanimous President of the 141)(1144,
of Venezuela. The tienerai was extremely happy
in giving an outline of the public and private
life of this celebrated Chief. He was descend-
ed,. he said, of an Ancient and Noble Family,
anal found himself, at the beginning of the Revo-
lution, a proprietor of fourteen hundred slaves,
and with a revenue of two hundred thousand
crowns, On joining Miranda his first act was
the emancipation of his slaves, and soon atter he
emharked his whole.property in the cause.
The otlier were—Sir Frederick Flood,
Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Finlay, and Mr. Phillips,
each of whom returned thanks.

OXFORD, JULY 43.
The Rev. 11. W. J. Beauchamp, A. M. is insti-
tuted to the Vicarage of Laton, with the vicarage
of Eisey annexed, in the county of Wilts, void by
the death ot the Rev. J. Lyne.—Patron, the Lail
of St. Germain,. •

The lies. Win. Hobson 11a5 been instituted to
!be Rectory of Sizeland, iu the county of Nut-
folk, on his own petition.

BATH ARRIVALS.-Sir F. Falkner, Rer. Sir C. Wheeler,
Rev. Sir E. Wennington, General Dickson, General Morri-
son, Admiral Maenamara, Colonel Tutfuel!, Major Pears,
Captain and Mrs. Warner, Captain and Mrs. Vincent, Cap-
tain Broughton, Captain Caster, Captain Fuller, Captain
James, Captain Williams, Lieutenant Chamber, LieutenAnt
Gordon, &c. &c.

It is by no means settled that Mr. ELLISON is
to kavethe farmi►►g of.Drur•y.lane Theatre, though
he seems to be tl►e most likely to succeed. It is
rumoured that in that case Mr. KEAN Will retire.
But the interest of the propel ty is the chief con-
certi, and as they have acted together before, surely
they may co-operate harmoniously again.
Mr. You NG.—lt will be gratitying to all who
admire the Drama, and all who esteem private
worth, to hear that this excellent Pertotmer and
respectable Man is not disposed to retire from the
Stage, but at present has only son►c difference
with the Managers. We hope they will not let
so Valuable an Actor slip through their fingers;
for his sterling merit will be admired when en►-
pirical novelty can only
" Tickle the ears id the Groundlings."
Prince LEOPOLD'S GraHO Paity, on Thutsday,
night was attended by the Prince Regent, the
Duke and Duchess of Kent, the Duch( ss of York,
the Princess Augusta, the Princess Sophia, the
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, the Persian
Ambassador, and a very numerous assemblage ot
Nobility and Gentry. he decorations %vete
splendid : the entertainment was a Concert, fol-
lowed I►y a Supper. The Concert was given in
the principal drawing. room, where one of the
great objects of observation was a full-length pot-
[fait of the late Princess Charlotte.

On Tuesday the Mat guess and 7%iarcitiourss of
BUCKINGHAM gis'e an elegant Fete Champetre in
Stowe Gardens, which was follov.td by u magnifi-
cent dinner in their Splendid which
4tH.) persons were present. The whole waq con-
ducted by the Noble Host and Hostess with the
most becoming affability to all the eumproty as-
sembled. We understand the above is as one of
series of entettaiments given to the Nob;lii7 -ud
Gentry of the County of hocks, in honour or !ht.
tecent in:jtiagc t/t L.Ltrio un" c'wjn!.eim Ttaj.