The Sun.
London, England, 1816-05-22 00:00:00

TUE PRINCE REGEN i'S cortur.

, (CAmaa twat?. DDltrtss).—Vesterbv the PRINCE
BEnEtsT held a Court at Car tort-house, a hick
was.. attended by the Cabinet Ministers, and all
the Grand Officers of the Household. The Curt
was held for the sole purpose of receiving an Ad-
dress from the University of Cambridg.e, ni the
recent Marriage of the Princess Charlotte frith the •
Prince Leopold.of Saxe-Coburg. The asseuildage .
'of. the. University Meru hers was greatcr than any .
that has met for a great windier of years. There.
'were not fever than 400 13entlemen, who, being'
all stressed in their vat inns iteadernical.rohes, and
walking wo and two frdm the Thiritched•-honse•to•
Carlton house, presented an exhibition at once,
novel and itnrintsingto a. Liindon speetator, The
crowd, indeetl,of spectators, both in carriages
and on foot, was. immense ; and though there was
no- appearance of tniitary aid, tirtre was not the•.
slightest tumuli or obstruction. This ninnertnis,'
and grand procession, headed by Dr. Kaye, the
'Vice-Chancellor, .was joined in the anti.toonv of
etrifon-house (where they'. arrivtd 'about three
o'clock) by the puke of Gioitcester,.the Chancel. •
lor, in his foil robes, :Ind by, the Archbishop of
Cashel, and the. Bishops isf Chuger,
bury, -Bristol,
.Exerer, Bangor, ..St. Asaph, 'and
Clo4her. A. great number ot.NoWernen•also au-
COmpanied 'the Attire:- .;tuong whom were. the •
s ut Lausdowne, Spencer, E4:l I'e ry
Eat t_gouptou, bora Suhul-,- Lord 130.6m4i, Lov(i
and -fiord 'Weyfyrottit. Mt. :Wiiber-
fmce was a:,O in the itytKession. AttaretHitirryr
a short time, during. which they !lingua through
the diTercut splendid apartmeots, The Whole
semblywere,condneted by the Lord Chambvrilin
into the presence of the Urgent, who was seated

on. his mna. The I)nke of (11,iteester then
read the Address, and the Regetit, read an answer,
lrall orvery kind eit-PresNions to the ITuiveriity.
The Deputation theta had the honour of kissing.
the 'Regent's hand. The Prince then left his
thr,,rte, and ‘ralked throsigh the click, paying on
all sides a very mat ked IA nil flattering attention.
The Prince was dressed' in blue, and decorated
with Ai lag' Orders.

esterday the Earl of VI7Es-rt H F4.“111?) and
count SinotouTti had, audiences of the VIUNCE
ItitGENT. . '

Yesterday the QUEEN, the priirresses
Inv" avid MAttv, the Princess Cit A tmorec and
her loyal Consort., dined with the PitILICE Re-
Carlton-honse. the evening there was
tt numerous and sßlendid Party.
Mr. SMITH, who had been confined for some
time, has at length received a passport tOr Eng-
land, upon condition of quitting Paris imme-
diately. •
Since Sir THOMAS ACLAND was at the PRINCe,
RII•GENT'S Levee On Tuesday last, a report has
been current' its 'Exeter, that the Hots. Baronet
svill shortly he called up to the House of Peers.—
Wesfrra Luminary )
The first battalion` of the-3d Regiment of Foot
Guards, of which his Rapt, Highness the Duke
of Gt.oucas'raa is Colonel, have received orders to
hold themselves in readineis for foreign service.
A detachment of the 78th regiment are to cm.,
bark at Leith for Orkney, to relieve part of the
3d veteran lists►lion now quartered there.
Yesterday the detachment of Light Dragoons,
tinder the commatiti of Ceplam PETEIIS, who are
It:lilting the exercise of the !Alice, had a grand
drill•day at the QueßNVßi‘tiag,house, to which
tt great mauler of-tlistingoished characters were
admitted.

Letters from Paris mention that Count TORKNO
and the other Sinwish Liberalel have been con-
veyed to a MuiSoll tie Saute' at Chnitiot. Their
chose Was, it is suit!, to be immediately submitted
to the Ministers.

The' theatrical veteran, little QUICK, has
iw-
'fartunately suffered lately, trOtri an attack- of the
palsY, but is now nearly. recovered,
, Piccadilly, from the 'commencement of the
Green:park to Hyde-park-gate,it is stirs, is 4041 t
to be
.paved with cast irou, wltich is now inviter,
big at a folindry ineWales, by direction of the pa-
rish 'Of fit. George, Hanover-square..
Monday night, a little after, nine o'clock, as a
Gentleman who'rehid t 4 in Piccadilly was return-
ing f ow the City to his house at Kennington, an
oppilrentiy decent man tripped hint up, winch hurt
hint by the. fall, and -while prostrate. on the
ground,_ contrived,topick his pocket of his :note-
ase, Which contained, happily not
payahle'for lesv weeks, and other totutorandums.
it 3 the third person ott whom, similar attempts
have been mad in the sonic heigtibuurhood„