The Sun.
London, England, 1816-05-20 00:00:00

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. dn .aturdav, at twp p'clopli,,Lord Ori...7ITLEY.
the ifigh Eitetertid fair the Borough Town of
Guildford, and Mi.. ()tisl.ow, one of the
Members for the town,- wilited upon thp I)rincess
t.;:nAiii..o+i-s and Prince tßorin.b, Camelford
House, in tbeir Court dresseq,with an Ad 7
dresi of Congratulation upon their Nt,irriage...—
The Mince and Princess were attended upon the
Crecltsiort by Sir I,tobert airdner; Colonel- Adden....
broke,` ind thirdenbroke. The Prin'ce anti
Princess ITliirtied the following. answerri—'
"Ozs-rt.ntr,s,--We return you our best thanks fur j,our
isyni Addrest, the expressions of .Attaelunent tower,]; ns
contained in it, Which are very gratifyihg to us."

• After receiving the- Address, her Royal High-.
ness and his SereneHighneas, received a visit
froth the Princess Bop!iiit of Gloucester.. The
Prince and Princess iifterWarili took an airing in
their curricle to Kew, Richmond, tlic. and return-
•
ed to Camelford-house to dinner ; after• whiCh;
they honoured the Opera with their presence for
the first time. .
Friday evening her At aiesty had a select
,
at her Palace, I.it which the Priacess Charlotte and
Prince Leopold were present.
•
Yesterday tile Duchess of York; the Princess
Charlotte, and the Mime Leopold, attended Di-
sine Service at ‘Vhitehall Chapel, when .a sermon
was preached by the Rev. Mr. Hnelibuckle; of St:
John's College, Cambridge, froth tile 16th chapter
of the Gospel .by St. Luke, and the.Sti -- verse.-;
The Duchess of York sat in the COnntiander iu
Chief's. pew, on account of heariog better there:
The Prince and Princess sat ill the ItoYal Closet.
The Royal Visitors, together with the qtppear.-
Alice of the royal carriages, soon attracted a
crowded congregation, and a crowtt rotund the
elipd, sir N•lthauiel Conant having recei.%ed
an intimation that it was the PrincesS Chartotte'S
intention to attend Divine Service there,. he was
in attendance with several Bow-street °hikers to
keep order.
Vestyrd4y the Dukes of Clarence and Cumber.;
Lott paid their respects to the Prince Regent,
Yesterday being the Queen's birth-day, her
14‘1.aiesty had a numerous assemblage of her Royal
anda4glist family, to dine with her upon the tie.
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ItOYAL VISIT TO THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.
Saturday, Att noon,' the OUP.IIN, Mid ;he Prin-
cFs.ses ELIZAAF.TIi uiid ;NIARY, went to view the
itoai,e of Loyds, which they have not seen since
the new 'louse %c.a.; formed itt the old Court of
UoNvieStS., The Lord Chancellor left, the Coo. 'of
Chatieery to attend the Royal Party with Sir Th-
omas Tyrwhitt, and they looked iuti»lll the Rpm t-
wents I. the Ifimse of Lords,, the I.ptriutett
Chamber, the Committee,chambers, ana. various
official rooms Tht:y alturwaids went to
.the llotrt,e
Commoi”, where.they„were, attended by the
4ejoicEit,, who pointed out 411 that wit worthy
of attet!itiOn ::thrypt“ They made particular,
quivitl_re,speciing eyery.thing that ;.tata interest.
ing in Atoth Houses,, From the lionsp of Com-
mons they pro(,cetleil,• to the SPP.AK.Riei house,
where, theypartonKplap elegtiit coll,ltittp, and
attlirettithed, a after two, to lilickingbani
House. The Queen and Priticesses appeared in
.cxqellent health, The Duke (al—Clarence accont.
puoied lii3 'loyal Mother, and the Countess of
Aiaccle,ltield, The Duchess of IVellingtun came
stnnewli it later to the Speaker's 1'101134,

KING'S THE,VITE.

• .The C"rnic' Opera of T. Raw, was re-
peated on' Satarday evening to the most Crowded
and brilliant athliellee tlr it 'v have long 'seen as..
sembled within the walls of this magnificent
aiatre. The most beautiful airs received the
highest advantage from the' 'combined takuts iif
BitattAsu, NALpt, 14 VassEti a, Madame FolTha,
and Mathitne VPSTRIS. The opera went- off ex-
tremely well, the performers appelring to' he not
selitticenconrai;etl bytheintereSt takeh in their c:ser
Lions by the Royal Bride, whoovith the Prince her
Illustridits Consort, occupied the box prepared for
thein rrittire It itOf the orcirci'fiii, As this Was the first
tiine'tlitit her lblyal Itighnos honoored ruy pub-
lie spertaele'ivith her presence since the auspicious
event 'whielt-tiltied her in st new 'and h
portant tti the- nation, the anxiety to behold her
was general thrmyhout the metropolis. The
price for the boxes for the single-60a rosti, in
soinejOtanetis; so high as ten' guineas: 'Tile • pit
at an 'unusually early hour wali'erowded alutOt.
ststiOetitiotr.- The Pali. 'entered the Theatre
about h.ilt•Ost • nine, and - were received with
hearty acchinations; "tintl save the King" was
called for, sung by the principal perforiners, and
jalned in enthusiastically hy'ldie audience. The
rriftenity witched tt)Y the
affectionate welcome, ackiroWlddged it by smiles
of pleasure., and by fieepient bows,: directed. to all
fl
parts of the house. er•ftoyal•lliglinesstis also-
his Flightless Prince' Laerrriot,n, paid much atten-
: tion to Ole progress of the Ope.ra and 001.149 t.. At'
times she recognised find affably saluted the Ladies
of the, foreign Ambassadors, and tuany.olour.
rive Nobility in their boxes.. .
The Duchess of
.YORK appeared .ia her box, next
to that of the Priticesi Ca AllLpTTp .The 14..vilev-
were more dressed than itsuAl at an Opera—the
slight Court-ntourning for the Empress of Avg-
,
dratA not prohibiting the list: of diamonds or fea-
thers. " Gaul save the, King," with the rollow-
lag additional_ verse, was song with heightened
. energy at the close of -tbe:Oera ; and, on rex it-
ing at 12 o'clock,. their' i !loyal Ilighnessei again
experienced and. graciously returned the attach-
ment anti congratulations of the audience.

Ftither of Melt:lest hlvss;
Pro41)(1- %mil hoyinfic,.,
Tht. 11.1;41 Nat
View'd with 'admit trn7e,
• Chtvett brn Natiii;4's
Cum them Milli t. days;
Grsint

The coup &ail of the Theatre was extremely
grand, and the glitter of 1111111er011f3 Start
Orders.in the circle of the Boxes produced en al-
most magical :Ger.

The Princess CHARLOTTE anti Plint`C LEOPOI,"
11AVt`t Itaintitmeeti tittit intention to honour Ul,ll y-
lone "theatre this evening with thtir preseimt it)
the Prilme Rt:gent's hax.