The Sun.
London, England, 1818-04-18 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.

Yesterday, at four o'clock, the PRINCE REG!? N.+
held a Court at Carlton-house. A few minutes,
before four, the City Procession, with the Address
on the late marriage, ,arrived in state it was
composed of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen Sir Wm.
Curtis, Sir Charles Flower, Schley, J. J. Sinitl,
Sir J. Eimer, Birch,. Sir M. Bloxaw, Magnay,
Bridges, and Cox, with the Recorder, and City
Otljcers.. They were conducted into one of the.
State-rooms.
The Pftice entered about the same time, at-
tended by his Officers of State. His Royal-High-
ness, after giving an audience to Viscount Sid-

tnnutli, proceeded to the Throne, and being there
seated, surrounded by several of his Cabinet Mi-
nisters, the Recorder read the following Address
of the Corporation to the Prince• Regent upon the
Marriage of his Royal Sister,-tile Princess Eliza-
beth, with the Prince of Hesse tiornberg

" To his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Regent o

the United. King;loin of Great Britain and Ireland,
" The humble and loyal Address of the Laid Mayor, Alder-
men, and Commons of the City of Loudon, in COlll2llOll
Council assembled :
" May it please your Royal Highness,
" We, his Majesty's dutiful and loyal subjects, the Lord
Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the City of London, in
Common Council assembled, huMbly apProach yOur Royal
HighnesS to offer-our sincere coagratulations on the auspi-
cious event of the recent Nuptials of your Royal Sister, the
Princess Elizabeth, with his Serene Highnesi the. Hereditary
Prince of Ilesse4lornberg.
" We confidently- trust, that this alliance will he produc-
tive •of permanent happiness to the illustrious individuals
themselves, to every branch of your august family, and to the
nation..

" We indulge ourselves in the pleasing hope, that those
amiable qualities which have nnifornily called' forth our :id-
miratimr, and adorned the high birth of the Royal ide, will
secure to her every felicity in this illustrious alliance.
" Permit us to repeat our unalterable- sentiments of firm
and loyal attachment to his 'Majesty's Crown and Govern-
ment, and to•assure your Royal .Highness of our anxious de-
sire to contribute to the utmost of our power in whatever may
promote the Welfare and 'happiness of the'United Kingdom.
(Signed by order of the Court), •
" HENRY WOODTHORPE."
To which Address his Royal Higltne&s returned
the following most gracious Answer
" I thank you for -this loyal and dutiful Address. It is
highly gratifying to ma to receive this testimony of the feel-
ings of the City of London, on an occasion so interesting to
myself, and to all the Royal'FamilY."
The Prince Regent afterwards held an investi--

tare of the-Bath, at which the honour of Knights
Grand Crosses of the .Order was conferred upon
AdMirals Sir Charlei Maurice Tole, Bart ;'and Sir
George Cockburn.
His Royal Ilighnesi conferred the honour of
Knighthood on Francis Desanges, EN. and Geo.
Aldcrton, Esq. Sheriffs.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE•

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 18113'.
FRIDAY APRL, 17. • t
6s •
A Subscription Plate of 501. for two-I
yr-olds, carrying-joie
three, Bst. 51b. four, Bst. 131 b. five, 9st. 41b. six a"
9st. 8111. D.M.
Ld Warwick's„b. c. Troubadour, 3 yrs ..........
Mr. Hill's bl. d. Tempest, by Thunderbolt, 3 yrs • ••' '
14 Stawell's ch. f. The Ambassadress, 3 yrs •••• • •
Fourteen started—The Judge placed but three-.

3 to 1 agst Tronbaaour.
The Port Stakes of 100 gs each, h. ft. colts, Ssteh*'• tor°'
Bst. Oh. T.M.M. The owner of the second borne

~ 4

ccire back hiS stake
tr. Lake's hr. c. Gazelle
Mr. Stunehewer's b. c. Manfred .
Ld Foley's ch. c. YoUng Wizard
D. of Rutland's cli c. Sylvarms, by Sc ..............
Mr. Stonehewer's hr. f. Manfredi
............ .
Four pd. ft.
3to I agst Gazelle-2 to I ag.,,st•Nlanfred-4 to I agst

Wizard. T
Sweepstakes of 154 s each, h. ft. Bst. 51b. each., •
Mr. Wilsim's f. by Seliw, out of Mockbird's dam • • •''..
Mr. Rush's b. f. by Orville, out of Tobosa . ........ •-• '
Mr. Watson's f. by Cervantes, dam by Skyscraper ••
Even betting on Orville f. Of('
Mr. Udny's F. by Waxy, out of Briseis, Bst. 41b. -eb, ft!
Thornhill's brother to Cwrw, Bst. 71h. D.M. 2000'
7 to 4 "agst IVaxy c.
7st. br:il
Mr. Vansittart's b. f. by Juniper, out of Segura, ils)
D. of Grafton's c. by Eaton, Bst. 71b. Y.C. 50g's•-`6 to
Juiiipur f.

Sweepstakes of 2002 s each, h. ft. WM. .
Sic J. Shelley's c. Prince Pant, tip ‘Valton, Set.Lib"4..
Two pd. ft.

A POETICAL 11AN1FESTO•

" The mirthful muse, which spurns at lies,
" May sketch a truth in sportive guise."
AT a town in the West, where Death-hunters rePairl
And take different courses to catch hint when there,.
By having recourse, when there's no sort of needing:
To sousing. and 'sweating-, arid purging and bletding,
While others at real disease seldom shock'd are,
'Till Death draws the curtain in shape of a doctor;
Prescribing pukes, blisters, and potions and pills,
Either one way or other, to cure all their ills.
At this modern GoLnorna, crowded so full
Of Death's spoils, you may call it " The Place of aSb •
I, Ttmortn"Torrcß, a man of Some means,
And perhaps somewhat richer in bullion than brains'
Had long labour'd under a vile complication,
And poz'd three physicians about its causation
Who trinnely agreed, that till THAT was explord,
Their patient could never to health he restor'd I
And THIS the wise trio had ong traced in v
Thro' the nerves, lungs andl ain,
liver, the head and the braill
Till, at last, their poor patient, impatient of quaekif,Vol.4°'
Threw their drugs in the sink, and the doctors sell"
But, to ! a few se'nnlghtsrhad scalcely gone by,
After each, in his turn, had prunounc'd
When from sickriCss's bed hale and lusty I sprilnP,o
I Like the folk from the mill which grinds old peoP'' e'oti
And meeting my three quondam friends in the Crese.t_
Who thought me laid low, quit of cares and quiesce"
Don't wonder, said 1, that you see me recover'dr t
Since by SoLox-oN's WISDOM my case is discover'd •
.;
And that wisdom which flows from a fountain so Pint'
Has at Once trac'd the cause, and effected the cure.
bi
You.eould find out no Balm 'for my deep Wounded het
tj tralt
ThO' your-worships' deep skill suck'd brains and it
Rut to slimy what had snacli'd flout death past ",e.,ai!
Read the words BALM OF GILEAD" on this little pia
This is truth, let incredency say what it Will.
• lo
Witness—Timomy Tormt, of TottQrdown cie
our
you think my right name is conCeard from Y
I must die,
'Ask at No. 13, and they'll tell you, Who's Who.

in. any of the Courts.
LAw.--Nothing interesting occurred yeste;A 1
--a
We have received accounts from New s°llo
e•l
Wales to the Bth of September last, and hidv
pleasure to announce the safe a rri val at !ar
t
if*
Jackson of the Almorah, Capt. 11PKEss°c-",
the unusually short suace of four months 011‘'
day from the Norc, ,:vith convicts and troorJ
re
Not a single instance. of mortality had occ(1:1
on bona!,, and- all the convicts were latvie-el•
~
health and spirits ; and such had h„, the exciot
lent regulations of the Master and 60r;c""', tool
the. necessity -of i
punishment ,04
arisen. The- Colony ‘vas''in the rn.)st
condition. The Pilot, with convicts fruit' •i:eth
fori whole . safety some apprehensious 114,q:::V9)1
Diit'.d arrived,
man's Land. and would shortly plocre" fila•
There Avere also there
or,
tilda, Canada, and Dick,- which had reed,,nl. A/do4o
rived with troops from Cork. The Mr' :beer'
Captain LAMB, was daily expected, havIII ji-
parted with by the. Alinorah off the coast O' •
zl, all well.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, APilli' 17
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Amsterdam
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Ditto, at Sight •
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Hamburgh
Altona
Paris, 3 Day's date .
Ditto
Bourdeaux, ditto
FranWorton the Main
Madrid
Cadiz
Bilboa
Gibraltar
Barcelona
Leghorn
24 70
Genoa... 471-Venice, Ital. Lit.
431
..5t -Naples a. ?Cr 0%.
Palermo
Lisbon

Oporto •
Rio Janeiro
..... 91. C0rk..... 91 tier. Cent.
Agiu of the Bank on Holland.... 2 per Cent.

L. 4 1 "g per °P
4 1
05 - •

BULLION.

Portugal Gold, in Coin.
Foreign Gold, in Bars.,
tie w Dollars

COAL AI IRKET April .7•
Ships at Market. Ships sold.
01 Newcastle
Cinders
e 435::

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BIRTH. vidY
On the 16th instant, in. •Upper Baker-street; the
Donald Mackay, Esq. of a son.

Thoir‘•pel7,t----RrED.
On Tbursday, at
Esq. only sun of Charles Harrne go ri'ef'
0
daughter of John Harney,Esq.- ' • Esq..• - , Lod,;c•
_______---°'
________ of •.11,o,FL_
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DIED. ' r Loth
On Wednesday last, Thomas Bowcrbanks Esq• • c''
bury, aged 78.
On the 15th inst. at her house in Edward-street, porinlYl„:
yearNori.irc.ht„9oCnarleoyiine mid,
square, Mrs. Gray, widow of the late -Edward Gray', PI
aged 73.
mouth, on Sunday morning last, ag-ed 39; Dr* 300
id
Clarke, late Physician to the Nottingham Hospitl; Scc•
refit
On the Ist inst. Mr. Abraham Hitchin, of Gerrard-st"
Solio.• _
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