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London, England, 1816-01-23 00:00:00

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The Iriarriage of fhb Printess CHARLOTTa Off
WAI4I with a Prince df Saxtt-Coauno, on
and exchisiiely annoUnted in THE SUN of the .Pith'
and since that period iepeated with greater con&
Vence; is nevi-all but officially confirmed. Tht irand
recommendation of thil Prince to us, Is, as we slot•
ed on first intimating the prospect of this alliance,
that he is a Pitc•t•csiANT.', In these times it would'
ill suitthe:polltical sitnat ion of Britain to have had
the Husband of our future given a Papist in his
heart, while his tongue sacrificed his principles
on the 'shrine of interest and ambition. This
high and impertant ist4tiun would become no.ltc•
tl.egadei dtut rvidice to See that the election
to it hai fallen on a branch of that House, which
has hiaitorically been &buil-Jed as the " Cradle of
Pratiitanfism." • • ,

The Prince who will probably in little more
than two month* receive the hand of the pre..
sumptive Heiress to the Throne of Great Britain,
is the third. Sun Of the reigning Duke or So.P.
Cosunaa•and tilt:tame who, as we mentioned On the
6th, by visiting this country, afforded.her Royal
Highness. an opportunity of becoming pronally
ncquainted,with the individual -who was-proposed
as the Partner of her future life.: It will be recol-
lected too, that the dignified manners, grace, and
Intelligence of this Young Prince produced a parti-
cularly favourable impreision Upon 'the Public.--
We have no doubt but that he made himself i4qattliy
aCCeptuble to the High Personage whose iteetioie3
are about tit be united with his. •

His Highness enjoys a most Unblensisltedoptis
tutiOn tie a Man; K Gentleman, and a Soldier:
He is about twenty-six years of age, and ziCap.'
tail' in the service of Austria. .
The yonnger son, and of a family itossessell of
small territories, there is no•realton to apprehend
that this connexion will involie Great Britain
more in the Continental System than, she is al-

ready, by ber naturai power and. ascendanef 'l6, a
nation, as well a; her Hanoverian Kingtiotn..„ So
mighty a State, and so Commercial a Country, must

of necessity have its intinenee felt throniihOlit 'the

world,

Government is ieported to. be in treaty i9r.
Bliekingtiant.tiouse. Pall Mall,te. 'a ri3lileure.for
the Pair. Another account mentions Mon.
tegue House, hut the former is every way more
eligible.

The followlocare copies of dig ,Communication
made to his ltoyal Highness the PitlNCit Mt
GENT, at.
Brighton, by the Sheriffs of Leniitti
through Sir IL 13t.00mwtst.n, and of the answer
returned to them by his Royal Highness's corn-
.
mands through the same channel
May it plea4rt your Royal Highness,

it We are ordered by the Lord Mayor, Alder•
men, and Commons-, of the City of London, in
Common ChnoeiLassenibled, .to wait iivon.iuur
Royal Highness humbly to know your Royal
pleasure, when you will receive their dutiful-a—yid
loyal Address."