The Sun.
London, England, 1818-03-16 00:00:00

PRINCE LiOPOLD.

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.WRYNOUTH, MARCH 13.--On Monday last, his
.4-/' Royal Highness Prince LaoYoLD, accompanied
Sirbyu
ul-2
,ARDINER, Bart. and Dr. STOCKMAR,
arrived at the King's Lodge from tame: As soon
as the approach of the Royal Party was. announced,
the British Standards were hoisted oppoSite the
and on the Town Battery, frotil which
salute of 21 gnus was fired.
HIS Royal. Highness rode to the Town on ack,
and was received by the spectators on the
11)14nade with the most becoming testimonies of
silent respect, which he most condescendingly
letnrned. The Royal Banner was also wafted at
RvEY's Public Library and Reading Rooms,
the whole of which, having undergone considera-
kel
•
improvements, were, on that *day, also re-
°Pened. .Such hate been the liberal arratigements
fur general accommodation, that they cannot fail
of- being patronized by a discerning Public.•
are happy in having it in our power to con-
tradict the mariv erroneous accounts that have
l'l'Deared in the Morning Herald and other London
•tNeitspapers, as to the declining health of this
All.tiable and illustrious Personage. We can with
4fidence assert, that his Royal Highness has
'b* Perienced the most salutary benefit from his re-
111e •lemee at Came. The change of scene, coin-
' 14eq wi!h its field sports and &lily exercise, have
ftflueed every good effect. His Royal Highness
$ Particidarly partial to that rural situation, and
, expressed himself in terms of the highest gra-
eaion at his visit to this much-admired seat of
D'the next day Prince LzoeoLD, accompanied by
fietor STOCKMAR; walked on Ssnalmouth Sands,
e-Much-preferred morning's' resort of our ever-
-114: be-lamented Princess CHARLOTTE. His Royal
Ighness afterwards cro's'sed the Portland Fet ry,
~,,tld proceeded to the Pebble Beach, the late spot
Woeful disaster.
Thetb Prince occupied some time in surveying
84-eXtraordinary production of uature., that re-
-8 the most furious tempests. It blowing a
te of wind, , the summit and'magnitude of this
:ilht harrier excited the most serious attention of
v 3 ROVal Highness. On quitting this awful
and re-crossing the ferry, he returned in his
triage, which was in waiting, and arrived at
liinu's Lodge at 5 o'clock. • This day- the
tlreyhotind, Admiralty cutter, Captain NUGENT-,
• 4rtived from a cruize, and fired a Royal Salute. ;
The Prince has since renewed his daily recrea-
% smatmoutli Sands and Portland Beach,being
.he most retired situation, as well as convenient
14 enjoying the sea breezes.
The truly constitutional speech delivered a few
i'aYs since in the House of Commons by MASTER-
-1
N Uttg, Esq. one of our worthy Members, on.
1.• WYNN'S Election LaW Amendineot Bill (in
elvhieh he so ably and warmly supported' the free
4, •
it "ee franchise), has been read here with great
rst, and highly, to the satisfaction of Iris-
vittients, the treeholders of this Borough.
Among our Arrivals are—
-I,,Laily Cali-, Mr. and Mrs. Kneller, Colonel Walsh, Mis.
,
c, dish, Colonel and Mrs. Strode, Captain . and Mrs. Still,
tr. and Mrs. Baring, Mr. Sherrion, Mrs. Hammond, Mr.
!),1 Mrs. T. Grove, Major and the Misses Bayards, Mr. Bee,
aPtain and Mrs. AVardel, Colonel Bingham. Sir Walter and
,k,;(ly Yea, Captain C Shirley, the Misses Hodges, Captain
ti `lrthss,
MMrss.Bennett, r. Thompson, Mrs. Spencer,, Miss, Stewart, Lieut.
&c: &c.
The title of Royal Highness, our Correspondent assures
was given to Prince LEOPoLn by order of the PRINCE RD
Iltl% on the lamented death of the Princess CHARLOTTE.

lee will adjourn un Thursday next for
,4e '',ester holidays.
•
Some alteration has been made as to the pre-
pti3e days on which the Royal MarriAges in con-
itlblAation will take place. According to the
'St arrangements, that of the Princess ELIZA-
' Fiat of
will be solemnized on the Bth.of April ; and
miat of the Duke of. Cameeinoe on the 14th of
same month. His Royal Highness will reside
tu"t months this country with his illus.
tioes Bride, previous to their return to llanover.
I.°ll Saturday at two o'clock a Cabinet Council
'4l held at the Foreign Office.
LOIA BURGIII.RSH transacted business at the
"Iltniralry previons.to his !caving England.
t The Pripce of HESSE 1-10MBERG yesterday 11C-
Ptlipaoied the Duke of CLARENCE to Bushy-park.
ijtsterdiv the Russian Ambassador and the
Ne'lltolitan Minister called at Carlton-house, to
Y their respects to the REGENT.
b log Palm Sunday, the Archbishop
\, CANTERBURY preached before the Duke of
ki2tlc, and a numerousanerons assemblage of Nobility
•• ,Gentry at the Chapel Royal, St. James's
ace.
t!Nterday Count MUNSTER, the Loan CHAN-
, t,.
Liog' the Earl of Livetteooe, the Marquis of
- ‘,r
x„
eeSEA, &H'l BATHURST, and ViSCount CAS-
t.EAGH, had audieuces of the PRINCE REGENT.
Tlie friends of Mr. PONSONBY are canvassing
A:r hint in the County of Cork, and he has the
ipport of Lord SHANNON. The Hon. C. H.
'-'l'ciiixsort has left ,Pitris for Cork on the same
rttrnose.
lbete is no troth in a paragraph which was in-
led in a Morning Paper of last week, stating
4t a piece of plate had been given to the Prin-
ti"l of the East India College, at Hertford, by
•
'e Students. It is difficult to conceive the pur.
jen
e of such wanton falsehoods, but they certain-
een seldom, if ever, be traced to any good mo-
.4l'es. This College, however, has often been
INtled by anonymous malevolence, and, as Ma-
lievrr dies, may expect a repetition of the
able despicable hostility.
The report of Mr. INceepoN's death, on the
litithcnity of an American 3ounnal, proves to be
Ithlotonled. His family have received letters
40,„ him, dated New York, February i3th, at
Teen
time he was in perfect bealt'n. lie had
"ten performieg there for some nights with great
litecess, and was to take his benefit on that
waning.