The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-26 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.

Yesterday at titter o'clock the PRINCE Renerrr
held a Court at Carlton-house.
Lord Prudhoe (late Lord Algernon Percy) was
pretiented to the Prinde by Lord Viscount Sid-
mouth, upon his being raised to the Peerage.
:John Meade, Esq. Deputy Inspector of Hospi-
tals, %Ills presented by Earl Bathurst, and re-
ceived, the honour of Knighthood.
Dudley Kiger Hal, a Lieutenant-Colonel in
the British Army, find a Colonel in the Porto-
' gnese Army, by Earl Bathurst, upon Isis return.
to hlngland, and who also received the honour of
Knighthood.
The Baron De Kiropyeu was introduced to the
Regent by the Wortemberg Minister and Earl
RatMirst, upon his arrival in England. The Baron
was honoured with a closet audience of Isis Royal
Highttess. •
Mr. .C. 1% Barnard was presented by Eail
Bathurst, oo his.rtturtifrcini Stuttgard. •
His Royal Highness held a Privy Council,
which was attended by the Lord Chancellor, the
Secretaries of State for the Home and War De-
partments, the Coancellor of the Ei;chequer, the
First I,nrd of the Admiralty, the .Lord Steward
of the Household, the Groom of the Stole, the
Illasreir of the Horse, the Lord Chief Justice of
the Coins of King's Bench, and. the Judge of the
Admiralty. Viicoont Cher wynd attended as Clerk
of the Council.
Sir William Scott, as Judge of the Admiralty,
made his Report of the Convicts capitally con•
eieted at the. Admiralty::Sessions.-7-!`::ir John Sil-
tester,- the Itecorder of London, was then ad-
mitted, and made his Report Of the Convicls ca-
pitally-convicted at. the last September Sessions.
The Regent gave audiences to VileijUnt
Sicl-
tmouth, Earl Bathurst, Ste..
The Marquis of Hendon and_ General Finch
Weretbe Lord 01111 Groom in Waiting.

WtNitwit, Nov. 25.—The Duke. and Duchess
Of OLOUCRSTRIt arrived at the Castle on Friday,
'accoiepanied by their sister the ['rimless SOPHIA
of (iLOUGESTBR, on a visit to the Queen find
rtitlCCiisoll, front Bagshot, to dinner, and in the
-evesing returned to Bagshot. Yesterday the
Royal Family attended Divine Service in the pri-
vete chapel in the Castle, after which, the wea-
Aber proving fine, the Quaati, accompanied by the
,Princess F4i.ixanaTu, attended by the Lady in
Waiting, took an airing lo a coach nod four on
,the Bath road, through Maidenhead, and returned
to the Castle to dinner. 'rids morning the Duchess
of GLQUCBSTOR
and Princess
SOPHIA of GIAKICAS•
• VIII arrived at the Castle from Begshot. '
• : TUR GRANO DUNN
morning the Russian Aotbasatttlor throve the
Ottawa Dote in his corricle through various parts
of Lamina. The Grand Alike returned to St.
House about two o'clock, when he re-
ceived visits from the Dukes of Cumberland and
Sussex, and also from Col. Higgins, Equerry to
the Duke of Gloucester, to apoln4ize for the non.
attendance of his Royal [highness, on account of
his being out of town. The Grand Duke after.
Wards, attended by Baron Nieholay, went to
-view the Stables at Carlton-house. The Grand
Duke returned to St. Alben's House to dinner.
`anti In the evening 'muttered Drury-lane Theatre
with his presence, to sce-111r. Kean in Sir Edward
Mortimer, in the Play of The Iron Chest. The
Grand Duke anti his Suite sat in the Prince Re-
gent's box.
'Ductless or CumettOLAND.—Yeiterday wits the
lira favourable report of th, state tA the llneliessi
Of CUMIIRRLA ND since her indisposition, which
her Royal; Highness had a good night and
*ass rattier better.
Yestodny Mice arid Princess EITERuAre,
end the Countess of LI EV RN, dintAl with is Royal
Highness the Duke of CUMBRILAND, at his reii7
AISTICe is St. James's Palace.
Prince-Mc not.mi will, in the course of the. en.
sang week, visit hie Royal Highness the rttINCF,,
- iittissrr at Brighton, where he will make but a
itirtiit stay, when hisnighnesi will ict out on his
tour through England and Scotland.
Sir 'FRANCIS Buacterrarrived in town nn-Suu-,
Any night quite uneipeetedly.—(Morning Paper:)
qjfie4at Galena of the. Netherlands; of the
oontaini a. Drew, directing that the
Dish duties, particularly on the manufactured
'ittiode of this country, will take place on the lit
of: ttelt month. This has come upon our
near-
ithante very suddenly. They knew that the Statei-
General had 'passed an Act on the 23t1 of October,
etrubitthet new tariff should be introduced, but
no date was fixed. They expected, therefore,
that' it would not be• put in force till next.year.-
-- litany ships are now loading from difierent ports
• In the Netherlands, under the idea that sufficient
• notice would be given ot, the new ditties. It is
doubtful whether these vessels win arrive before
On duties are in operation! •