The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-10 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT.

13111GHT0t:, SEPT. B.—SOOll after ten o'clock
Ibis morning the PRINCE REGENT, accoinpa ;led
by the two Admirals, Sir GP,ORGE CAMPBELL
and Sir EDMUND NAGLE, left the P4vilion.
Passing down the Steyne to the water's edge.
end descending the gap Itt- southern
ttemity of the walk. The weather Was lovely.
With a light and pleasant sailing
.breeze. It
teas known publicly, prior to this, that the
Rw-
CENT ::tended to honour the yacht with his pre!.
seine ; the confluence of spectat‘o's, therefore, to
behold him embark was very great, .among whoni
groups of elegant km des st ere conspicuous. ht.,
Aoyal Highness appeared 1:1061 gratified, and te•
turned the numerous ot- respect with an
ease and elegance of manner that much increased
the iuteres: of the scene.
The State barge from the yacht, with a canopy
aft, and the Royal. Standard, at this time was seen
snaking for the shore; but this his Royal High-
'less did not wait for, hilt get.ing bioud the im-
rnediate in-shore shallow 'driver, by ascending a
bathing machine, wlth all possible ease and faci-
lity, descended the trout steps into ihe six-
oared-cutter of the Tigris frigate. which was run
Alonside to receive him ; the two Admirals, &c.
followed. As soon as t• e boat wa.: aflu the popu-
lace hnzzaed anti the ladies wavid tneir handker-
chiefs. The barge of to Royal George now ran
einn oide the cutler ; but t4e Regent was too well
satisfied with hi. situa.ioo to resign it for a
seat nutter the canopy : the Royal Standard,
tl,,.reftu,, wag t .ken trom it and hoisted i•• the
tin- et.. At this is au, Royal 'salutes were fired
fr,,m the Grenim (a brig of wear),
ft,d !t.e sloou tacht of Sir William Curtis, which,
th Sit William, came it yesterday. During the
swing,the ostler, enve'oped in soole, made pro-
ltre.a for the Royal Gemge, which it speedily
reached, when the Royal Staodlrti was hoisted at
"le main, and the Royal salutes, in thundering
reports, were repeated by the several vessels. The
spectacle al,ogether was as brilliant as interesting,
allri may be better imagined than described.
Soon after his Royal Highness had hoarded the
lacht, the vessel stood out irom the westward,
followed by the ships of war, and all soon dis-
appeared.

Seven o'clock, P. M —The Royal George is still
at a distance in the offing, making tor the town,
with a sliott breeze and favourable current ; but
tone tune must yet elapse ere she can gain the
loadsteatl.

The Cu.•f extending i.; front of the town from
11%*st to %Wm, is thronged with all tanks and de-
teriptions of pet .ons, hot the weather is charming-
IY seiene and clear, and the evening unusually
IVlten the Regent etnbarked, "hat
little wind ; as stirring was in the East, it has
now got rwitul mote to the North, and is etinally
light Hi.; Royal ll.gitness never seemed in hei-
fer health anti s:Otit. than he did this morning.
He was ri;•••sseti in a loose blue coat, white trow-
sets. tilack sun i,, and a vire hat.
Half-past Eight o'Clock.—The Regent has just
tett,' tied tn flue Palace. Hii Royal Highness and
11'•e after bring landed trout the State barge of
the yacht, passed, trom the beach, along
the Itti-k navernent towards Donaldson's Library,
throo,h avenue of people, some thousands in
b"mher, 4ruirlst tie waviug of hats and handker-
chiefs, 1110 9relirn -story huzzas, which ti ere heard
all puns of town. Such a -scene of en-
tl" "H`Mi •%r never before beheld. On
teaching the e.thit, StOutli gate, the Regott tinn-
ed 411. i hoe eft, :11d the enthusiastic shduts of the
Popidace increased.