Star.
London, England, 1814-04-29 00:00:00

S COURT.

PRINCIi• Rgarkr
was attended isn,
ird Presiderit of th°
vies of State for the
lent of .the •Soardsof
Lancaster, the Lb
ice Chamberlain, the
tole, the Comptrolfer
I the Yeoman of.dso
Viscount Melbourne,
3inerat Finch, Orgora

introduced to hh
rr, in the absence
.onducted by Mr.
the Ceretnonies..--
ence of his Royal
as, and was Most

as introduced to the
afer the himour of

oyal Highness being
the Addles: of the
lon on the terrains-
L state in the follow-

°toehold, the City Mar-
d Cap of Liberty, the
.ord MAyor'4 Secretary.
men Lives (the Father
i:iedbeliere and Magnay,
union Cuancil, the She-
.c.

kddress and Answer:
RICE or WALES, 141,-
!.1 OF GREAT WaITAIN.

it Address of the Lord
as of the City of ',maw.,

ic;c--

loyal subjects, the Lord
the City of I.ondon, iu
>proach your Royal High-
one upon the
es glorious and must im-
the British nation and ad
tg prospects.
deplore with the atiffering
calamities attendant upon
d also long contemplate()
an union of object in its
I to witness 'the adoption
principles which have ro
od so ably and successful'?

ghest admiration the firm I
ation issued by the Allied
erritory ; wherein they de-
• upon France, but against
misfortune of Europe 'and
too long exercised beyond
messed their desire that
and happy, becau,e the
m and strength, h one of the
Europe ;'—a declaration so.
lay your Royal Highoeis to
quire hum France sacrifices
just pretensions alto national Highness, or en that Sieg
to peace:
e and generous principles, Aral( 11
with which they have beets
talons, and called forthiht:
nation, who, with a cool-
able to the great emergency,
and proceeded to form a
model of our own exseUeot
by placing just limits tiktins
ming the civil dud religioue
Ives of the Crown and the
arty ascertained and vernal..

•
lighness on the spontaneous
le to the Head of the Ancient
:sewing a Nappy omen shat
esrablhhed, and a te;ritina-
ilsions which Rave agitated
hat illustrious House, deer),
the confidence of the Ftencts
rnal sway, consult i:s lasting
the rights, promoting the
ions of the nation.
progress of the war, and the
Ili been effected, the greater,
in the reflection that, aided
brave countrymen under the 41,,
Marquis of Wellington, and
of the Commanders and ar:
to the just and noble pletlge
al France, we are, under the
principally indebted for those
as, when unaccompanied by
I such principles, in vain at.

Won of the motives anA pt:n-
led Powers and is cungratu.
glorious erects produced by
3 had 'concentrated ip hie (Ma
d.in the annals of history, we
his additional proof of the in- .
and extended, when the ?do-
able truth, that the happiness
s upon the prierv.etion of the
and we cannot but again recur,
e dignified and Constitutional
as, that the Crown iatteld in

hese hippy events have afforded
ngtatulauon led we sioatoly
tw not ollontr and fettling

attempt. at universal sw,apc so
interests of nations, vatic-
'kind, that with it period is
id that we miy litmeeforfli pat-
tern friendly oriciatstinteretipted
se World; and, that ,rin.kmger
be national enemies may be di-
iotemal resources, the culti-
if commerce, the in;tinu:iun of
:Hid prevention of any inrcuis
rice& nt Cptistitution, *kereby
blessing pure and *unsullied to
Highness long live in theilearts
ul people," •
PaiNcs REGENT was gra-
m following Answer

raudations on tht splendid and
mineotly distinguished the arms
magnanimous Allies.
gratitude, the hand of a graclbas
uuexampied events, b 4 in the
:hey hue led: and under these
le gratibeatJon to me to ;effect,
lucc.eviiot4 all the calamities of
rm the people, of Prance are at
utisorny of their Hereditary So-
lajeety Louis the lath, and that
ded of . happiness and prosperity
id repose to the other nations of
received very graciously,
ling the hand of the PUINCX
WENT dined Vial the gad