The Sun.
London, England, 1817-02-19 00:00:00

THE COURT.

Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT held a Court at
Carlton-hodst. At one o'clock 'a guard of:honour
mat-dyed i'nfo the tourr-yard, commanded by Col.
Ilutchinson„with the band of the 3.1 regiment:of
Guards in theit. state unitorms. A troop of Lire
Guards, with titelt trumpets and kettle drums, woe
stationed in Pall Mall.
At two I)'clock the Vice• Chancellor and the
Delegates from the University of Cambridge•ar-
rived in grandlirocession, in their full I..bes, pre-
ceded by twei Es.quire bedells ; they were headc,?
by his RoFflullighness the Duke of GlOnceSter,
the Chancellor of the University, who had pre-
viously arrived at Catlton•house, attended by
Colonel Milton and Colonel Biggins. His Royal
Highness, as Chancellor, 1V ore the full robes of
his office. _ _

Thcre were also present, as Members of the
University—
The Earl of Hardwick, High Steward of the University;
the Archbishop of Canterbury ; the Bishops of Ely, Cloyne,
Exeter, Salisbury, St. Asapb ;, the Proctors, ttcv. Dr. Stonier
Clarke, Rev. Dr. Browning, Mr. Rogers, Lord Cliver Mar-
quis Camden, Lord Bre‘knock, and tl,o(-” other young No-
blemen of the University, in their USIA dresser Earl Percy,
Viscount Bridpurt, Viscount Sydney, Lord Boston, Lori SL.
Hcicns, the Marquis of Earl Spencer, Viscount
Palmerston, Mr. Stn; the, the lion. ---Temple, the Hon.
--Clive, the Judge Advocate, Earl SI.. C;ermains, Viscount
Bernard, Lord John Towirsend, Mr. Frere, ansi a vet y nu-
merous assemblage, amountiag to about Quo.
The Prince Regent being seated on his throne,
the Chancellor, and the other :‘.lembers of the
University, were introduced into the Royal , pre-.
Once by lust .Lord' Chamberlain and the Gentle-
men-Ushers in Waiting; when the Address was
read by the Royal Chancellor, and a gracious an-
swer was returned by the Regent. The Delegates,
&c. kissed the Prince Regent's hand. His Royal
'Highness's throne was surrounded by the Cabinet
Ministers, several
.of the Foreign Ambassadors,
and ofter foreigners of distinction ; the Lord
Steward, the Groom of the Stole, the Master of
the Horse, and other Officers of the Household.
The Prince Regent afterwards held a Privy
Council, which W2S fully attended.
The Regent gave audiences to the Duke of
Gloucester, the Duke of Montrose, Viscount
Castlereagh, the Earl of Harrnwhy, &c. The
Russian Ambassador had an audience of his Royal
Highness.
,The French Ambassador had also an
audience. •

Come EXCHANGE, FEB. l 9 bad but few
fresh arrivals this morning, but plenty left over
from last day for the demand ; real fine Wheat
and Oats sold. at Monday's prices, but there was
no demand for ordinary ; fine Barley supported its
price, hilt ordinary was unsaleable ; Malt was
very dull ; in .Pease and Deans there was no al-
teration.

Yesterday the Duchess of YORK came to town
from Oatlandli, and accompanied the QueeN. the
Princess AUGUSTA, and the Duchess of (icon-
CESTER, in taking an airing • in a coach and. four
by Ilampstettd, Highgate, &c.
The •Gazette of last night contains a Proclama-
tion offering a reward for the apprehension of
'raison, jun. and Arthur Thistlewood, who stand
vhargett-witir High Treason, committed by them
and sundry other persons now in custody in the.
:Cower; ana,also for the apprehension of all per-
sons harbouring rite said Watson and Thitalevood.
Accounts received yesterday from St. Alic:ael,
dated Jan. 29, state, that the !sinful had been vi-
sited with continued hurricanes from the 16th to
the 26th of that Month, more violent than had
been remembered for many years. All the vessels
waiting tar fruit cargoes were blown to sea.
CA/U.SEIOIIE, FEI3. 4e-.-The sermons preached
from the gallery of the house iabanited by Ma-
dame de KRUDENER, and the menacing prophecies
jollied to them, had attracted a great number of
persons. - The Police- of the Grand Dimity of
Baden has at length sent the new Apostle to Lor-
tacit, with all,the sick, both in body and mind,
whom he pretesuled to cure.—(French Paper.)
In the Hague Courant is a twig article from
ConstatititlOVlC, stating that a German, ot the
name •of ROSENFELD, has oisrovered..some me-
thod ot securing himself from the infection of the
&agile. lie has handled the sick in the hospitals
in presence of a physician, and 'exposed himself
to the greatest risks, without being at all
affected. _

vessel laden with oil, supposed to be the
Mercator, of Yarmouth, was lost in December
near Christiansonnd.
THEATau.—After the Opera of Figaro
List night, a new grand allegorical Wallet, entitled
L'Amour et la Folie, was introduced fur the first
time. It is a composition at once pleasing and
amusing. The scenery, dresies, decorations, &c.
are rich and appropriate. It was received through-
out with applause.
A new Tragedy, entitled Manuel, from the pen
of Mr. MATURfN, is4ortheotning atiDruty4ane.
Harrs Annaitss.—Pursuant to a requisition to
the Sheriff, a very numerous meeting .n 1 the Free-
holders of the County of Hertford took place on
Saturday last, the 15th inst. in the Shire Hall
(which was quite' filled), for the purpose of ad-
dressing his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT
on his late providential escape from assassination;
when returning, front Parliament on the first (Inv
of Session,.-;--The Address was moved by the
Marquis of SALISingIY (Lord Lieutenant), s 6.
corded by WTI, 1. lANt BA Kau, Esq. and adopted
by acclamation with Out a dissenting voice.
so rapid and extensive has been the exchange
of the old silVer for the new coinage, that the
Inge Mill giren exclusively by the Bank of Eng-
land for the nubile accommodation was yesterday
nearly empty; and three fourths of the persons
employediforthe purpose of exchange were left
entirely of,: old'euln appears in circulation;
'nitre, fit:* ,fewlfdays, an- extensive coinage has
been put intri withqut creating the
least confusion. •
NEw SlLvtiß - the Sale for the
present Lottery-does but continue as Kreatas it
err relative aitriLee to a
has been for several days past, we think the 'Can.
tractor must
aa6p4t.ltiteotsytsotelemt
pursued
any
s o
the Nov Silver; v
-New 'ficker or Share, unless they had an'O/d One ;
therefore 'bask who intend adventuring- should be
on the alert, as the whole Lottery will be all
drawn an St, David': Day, First of next Month.