The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-14 00:00:00

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ROYAL NUPTIAL ADDRESCES.
Iresttrtlay the PtilNbrs Ilsertivi..helii a Court
Carlton-house, for the piirpOse of receiving tint
City Addresses on the marriage of the Duke of
GLoocesTkii with the Princess, Maas. About
ihree.o'cloclt (bettor.; Mayor, the Aldermen,
corder, Sheriffs,. Commoo„CoeiliciL and OtOcers
of the City of London, arrived in State at Carl-
ton-house with the following Address, which was
read by the Recorder . •
'To bis Royal Highness the Pklnce of WALts,. Regent Of tht
United Kingdom of Great Britain And Ireland.
The humble and dutiful Address of the Lard Mayor, Aldet.
men, and Cottinioni ot the city of London, Commos •
Council assembled. • . •
May it please your floral Highness,,.•
We, his Majcety's most dutiful and loyal snhjects,,theLor
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Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of. the City of London, 14
Common Council assembled, humbly approach your Bold
liighriet4 to offer our sincere congratulations on the meat,
auspicious nuptials of your Royal Sister, the Princess !dale
with his Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester:
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1 We beg crave to express our most ardent hopes that thil,
desirable alliance may be productive of perfect heppicess
the Illuxtrious Individuals theotseltes, to every branch

August Falailv. Aud to the Nation.
we ennteniplsite with satisfaction the transcendent &tee
whirl bare unituruil) commanded uuradmiration of the 044r4
valuable endowiue. uts and benevolent feelings which digntff
and adorn.the Illustriaus Pair, and re look forwArd with ear
fidenee to the happiest results arising iro:ot virtues so ezni.

:Jointly and so honourably distinguished.
yerinit us to repeat our unalterable sentiinenti Of lvyzdtf,
nod firm attarlinie,,t to kis Slajvity's Grown any Gurernaleoli
to issue your Rival Highness of our anxious desiretd
contribute to the outwit of our power is promoting VA Or
pink:sound prosperity of the United Kingdoms.
Signed by Order of Court;
itiiN It Y WOO DTH °art:.
pieTasoedwli:Li.e,Aucri:,:rez•:ltfoislloti.N:ll It►vst y'
answet , .

I Omni: you /or this dutiful ant. a.cCloo,l,iv Maire46'
It is high's gratifying- to Ulu to rel.eiVe such
yonr pzirticipetion in the happiness tifforJed to ine Ade Zo
I mitt l,y the in:irriage of my sister, the ll'rl'lce° Al6ll'
ftl
rseolyyttlicHitti,gl:::::isistiefft:ecenounke of
jesty's Crown :Ind Gorerntneynot7itifinltutoritir‘zeuncrln'ttst:dt:l:ir;::t'a;' ;
pi °mote to the utawst of your power the welfuri. and rue
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ray of the Cnited Kirigdom:
They were all recri.ed very grociously. on'nd
the iitifs6nr of kissing the hand of 'big
liihltness.
His Royal Highness afterwatas gave amt.
enee to Aaron Jacobi Kinest, the Prosi6"l„,cll
bsssador, to which his Excellency was iotliq't 414
-by Lord Viscount Castlereagh, and cotol'clei
Robert Chester, E.q. the Assistant 111,5 stet ~,,
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ltegent previous to his departure from Soi,:.scr.
Lieitteciant-General Doyle, of the spai,%is
vice, was int, ochicecl to the Regent ,"Y.
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13atiitirst, when he received the honour°. 'l'l'll4
1,40.1. • s vice,
Major--et er I C()X, or thel*Ortngt/eSC -C,lr 110
as
loyal
received
tdr
°t
4111:el Royalc
-7(.1 ingl4l) his
sr iiogvolFee:411;"8:1:1-wiiircht
was attended •by the Lord Priviseal, the
Lorti of the Treasury, the Chancellor of thle ;la
chequer, the three Secretaries of State, the 2/I.leati•
cleat of the Board of Controul, the Bight
Charles Long, &c. Viscount Clietwynd atteo`
u Clerk of the Council, „ „opt
val Hislto
• Highness- gave audience to of
s ichnouth, Viscount Caitlereagh, end 11104714r`
ThirringtOn.
The Corporation of the City of Landon ° - After
words proceeded to the Queen's Palace, wile3io.
presented the 'following Address to bet
lefty
The humble &hire's of the Lord Mayer, Aldo llra' 314
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Coltmans of the City of London, in Cuatatuat:"cil
serableiL

May it please your Majesty,
rite 1,0
We, his Majesty's‘most dutiful and loyal subjects* io
Mayor, ma' Aidern, and Coairtions of the City a 1-4°14°140
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mon Connell assembled, begleave aspect fullY t° ell14)301
your Majesty with sentiments of congratulation ao tbe tot
marriagexi of your Majesty's amiable daughter' the/ Pri:
anry, with his Royal Highness the Duke of Glutleelilt-1 be
numerous and endearing virtues which actor?'
Royal Highness's mind, 'cultivated by the tender e''Rlitlij
and guided by the eminent example, of her. nullii../du. ,pith
could not fail to attract itniveisal admiration ; end i1„15;054
peculiar delight that we contemplate the union of I Ira
endoned with qualities sn truly amiable with a 0441
distinguished by every noble accomplishment.
We earnestly hope, Madam, that an alliance o' cv. 60'
alted promise may be crowned with crewprosP"t r
tn'tj'fi
that your Majesty may long continue to' Witneo its
ins felicity.
Signed by Order of Court, -
HENRY WO°1)1.11°11:111Ai
TO Wiltch Address her lkimas.TY was g"c
pleased to velum tito following answer 1.00
I receive with great satisfaction your congrtitulfifioistm
event the nwst interesting to me and my family; it,det
you to be asiured, that I gratefully feet inc cer t"'
ttib;Teub..itin;vohich •
"(11)4" exl:%estta iCIV/Arai rtlYlOf'
wartur
o gf
kissing hreureiNoitiiiesly !Intl 111
1611‘
The Corporation afterwards procec,L4l ri° , re'
center-house, Piccadilly, where the Duclic7,,. I?,
eeived them in her drawing-room.
Lady -sartkt.t.is U. TliYaNts and Colonel 1/“400'
ADDRESS TO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS Pliel
OF GLOUCESTER.
Madam,--We, the Lord Mayor, Alderaten, 41!...,"`b- re'
of the City of London, in Common Council sr••- upep
quest permisiion to offer our warmest congeitt6l'lthnoif.
your :suspicious Marriage ivith'his Royal Fligbliess "1- j;
of Gloomier. A jefiitt
Hating been accustomed to behold with yes` anIN
every 103
in your Royal Highness's persoif the ,
attraction, and in your eondtret the pi actire voofideec
barman that can adorn the anon, welndafe with e1,,4
the bupe that this joyful allitutht with an AlOOlOll6 ik

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461.1 irOwnea v..:tl, elmy ana
rrutiu;:ti've of u nun erropted.blovitief.s.
Sii;;;:ed by ort!er of Conti,
I I R NATIDISTIMItIT
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irro which euttpl.rnents ut tottgratstiation her
'f oyal Highness was plcased tO return the follow-
ing Answer :
birlini4 Mayor nod Gentlemen,
. . I return to you my sibeere thanks for vont very tiatterine
congratulations; and Irequest of /ou to believe, tbut the
assurance of the itbferetn, Tint tUlie in ruy happiness, and the
aentitoenti you have fit..,t 'emiressed, are most gratifling to
who must ever feel anxioits to poisess the good wishes of
the C.ty of London.
, They were most graeinusty received, and bad
. the hontiur to kiss the Duchess's hand.

The Corporation were then introAtfced to ti►e
!nuke :--

ADDRESS TO HIS ROYAL 11161 MESS THE DUKE OF
GLOUCESTER.
Sitt,—.We, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of
the city of London, in Common Councilasseinbled, have great
joy in offering our compliments of cougratulation to your
Royal flightless on your auspicious nuptials with the virtnous
and amiable Princess Mary, whnse most excellent qualities,
ind accomplishments have attracted universal admiration.
bur satisfaction on this happy occasion is • increased by the
recollection of the numerous testimonies of your benevolence
exerted in support of the Litany charitable institutions of our
metropolis, and of the noble endowments of your mind ;
nffording the delightful presage, that this illustrious union
yill be productive .of the greatest felicity, and may your
*loyal Highness long live to enjoy t he blessings of this alliance.
• Signed by order of Court,
HENRY VOOI)THOIU'E.
• To which compliments of congratulation his
Royal Highness was pleased to return the follow-
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ing answer

My Lord Mayor and Gentlemen,
request of you to accept my wannest acknowledgments for
:your very flattering congratulations, and to be assured that
this proof of your regard afford me the sincerest gratifica-
tion. The sentiments you hare had the goodness to express
are deeply felt by me, who must ever anxiously wish to pos-
liees your good opinion, and who will ever feel the truest so-
licitude fur the prosperity of the City of London.
Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Duke of GLou-
ICESTER received. all Address upon his Marriage
front the University of Cambridge, in :Latin. The
13eputation consisted of the Vice - Chancellor,
the Public Orator, and a number of other Gentle-
Pen, preceded by the two Esquire Beadles.. Soon
After four o'clock the Duke received an Address
from a Deputation of the Committee for manag-
ing the Deaf and Dumb institution, which
,was
read by_Mr. Yeates, their Secretary.

GLOVCRTRIISHIIIII PITT CLUB.-011 Wednes-
day last the Anniversary Meeting of the Glouces-
tershire PITT CLUB to,)1( pldre at the Bell Inn, in
this city, and airs' ninneronsly attended.—After
the ballot for new Members, and other routine
businesq had here disposed of, the company par-
took of a sumpt Lions dinner, and spent the remain-
der of the day in harmony and festivity. The
Noble Chairmaii, Gen, Lord It. E. 11. SOMERSKT,
being necessarily absent on his military duties,
'llls place
.was toot ably filled by his nephew, Lord
'Granville Somerset, asliited by Thomas Davis,
,sit. as Vice. The Meeiing; was honimred by the
company of hid. Grace the Duke of BEAUFORT,
]'resident and many county Gentlemen of dia.
tinction.

We feel great pleasure in informing our readers,
that a final dividend of the estate and effects of
the Commercial Bank, in Leeds, will he declared
this day, (the 12th instant) which will make the
whole of the payments ammint to twenty shillings
in the pound.—(Hull Packet )
The living, of Appleby, we ttnderstand, has been
presented by the Dean of CARLISLE to his nephew.
On Monday sc'nnight, Messrs. Cot.Ltsrsosr and
Ettowsz, ‘Vartlens of the Trinity-house at this
port, iwith several of the brethren of that Coypu-
iatinn, and accompanied by other Gentlemen, pro-
-Itdedeti down the number to Spurn Point, to su-
•petlititend the laying of the foundation-stone of a
'mew tight-house, to be built there. A number
ktfitiersous of the southern part of flolderness were
dittirent 'on .the occasion. The accustomed prepa-
rations having been previously made, Mr. Warden
Cot4anson laid the first stone of this new wider-
taking, with the usual ceremonies. The tuttv light
is intended to supersede the lower one, now in use.
(Aid)
A Gentle Man who employs a number of work-
Men in Greenock, having only occasion, during
the present stagnation of trade, for one halt of
'their work, called the whole of them together,
And proposed that he would continue them all, on
'condition that the one half should work from
six o'clock in the 'lt-taming till mid.-day, and
-the :other half 4;ront 'initi-day till evening ; anti
the 1.1010 thilwere unemployed, they were
liberty-leaf-416W every encouragement to
fish, which mould alaiays insure them one or -two
*deals ailay. The propo4ition was received with
;the greatyst joy by the workmen, who are now to
lie seen at!alPtitnes.busily enapiuyed in their new
q4c.cupotioii.
Ireoerd,./ icgirt, about twelve years of age, was
TratliliCb7tore the Nagistrate Queen..squat*.
.Who fount! her wandering- in the
tins in the most vretched state of prostitution;
SIC
,‘lttving abseel. 4led 'nom a friend's house at

ant) been litir6qtireli brotberkept
xy a than liaacs, in Wilyconib-streets wfio
iloe4trived si.ser even of Toney she received by
tzler dissolute
.habits. TheA.::',"4lrate nrnered bet.
t 0 eare 01 ;,er lather, who, with tears itt:bra
sleyett,lat,triyed the s,,reatert anxiety to receive her.
At Eihw-street yeswrdav, a fellow name
%mown to the police,, was convicted
.41.1 a rogue •voitt yarbautl, having been. seen at.
tBnlPlitvg I.6,.pick pockets at t:..e Lyceum-Theatre
‘3,.11 rildtidtly night. Mr. Nelson, tvatcr-bailiti of
%tie city; was ordered bail For iissaiilting
RLe ninney-taker .on the Strand-bridge, who would
410 t let him pass without paying toll.
- On Sitttirday morning, ificittl,y, a pi isotie.r ire
t‘oitlbatli.fieltto prison, tildttenly dropped tlom n
ucad while drinking same gruel:. he had *test beer*
G_vistling 40 might thotb4uwi: dead) and had utter-
' En a volley of oaths, •

l'OtTkt.

110N10 veions.

" NI AN IS BUT A WORM."

Ve all 3re cteejtipg worms of th' earth;
;Some are ..SIO-morma, great by birth
Wow-worms cone, that shine by night;
Slow-wornrs others, apt t() bite.; .
Some are 1111ick-worms, stoves to wealth;.
.?li,,ltv.,tvorm3' some, that wrong the health;
Some to the Public no good *liters,
,Cerytke!).-uvrits and Caterpillars;
Round about the earth we're crawling;
For a.'orry life we're sprawliPg;
Putrid,stuff weNock—it fills its;.
bcath then sets his jimt, and hills

FASHIONABLE DEPARTURES.

His Girtee the Duke of Wellington yesterday, at four
o'clock, for Paris; Henry. and Lady :Wellesley, for Hatr
field; the, Marquis andMarchiones!of Salisbury, and Lord.
Viscount Craphorne,' fur Hatfield, in Hertfordshire; Coun-
tess Fauconberg, for Bennington Park, in Hertfordshire;
her Serene Highness the Duchess of Orleans, from Twick-
enham, for Cheltenham ;. Lady C. Bertie, fur Westbury
House, near Alton, in Hampshire; Lord Castlestuart, from
a tour, ta.Cheltenham ; Major Vyse, for ltam.nate; Colo el
Waller, hum the city of Dublin, to Newport, in Ireland; -
Mr. J. Knight, for Dorchester ; Lord Arden, fur York,, near
Epsom ; Vice• Admiral Sir Thomas Foley, forLlandoeel.Y, in
Carmarthenshire; Colonel Dalrymple, for Chessington, near
Epsom ; General and Mrs. Dalrymple, from their house in
York-place, on a tour; Major And Mrs. Pune, for Ramsgate ;
General Kyil, and Mr. Wood, M. P. for GattAm, uu a six
months' tour on the Continent; the Marquis and Marchioness
of 18'inchester, for HaMnshire; Lord Crawley, for Clandon,
near Guildford, in Surrey; Hon. Charlotte Monson, from a
tour, to Cheltenham ; Sir James Graham, DarL for Nether-
ley, near Longtoivn, in Cumberland ; the Duke of Devon-
shire, fur Chatsworth, Derbyshire; the Marquis of Camden,
for the Wilderness. Kent; the Earl and Countess of Pent.
broke and family, for the Continent ; the Earl of Malmsbury,
for Httrn Court, Hants.