Star.
London, England, 1816-05-01 00:00:00


TILL' ItiYAL FAMILY, tie.
Clarence Hoe* was yesterday thronged with in-
quirers. The Lot Chancellor in state, the Master
of the Rolls, this filitsup TA • Sal; ,bury, Count Monster,
and others, were iiittodtsced to Prince LCOPOLD of
COBURO by Robert Chelser, Eich,. Assistant Master
of the Ceremonies. His Seuue Highness was at-
. tended by Sir Robert Gardner, his Equerry, Baron
Haratobtook, his Secretary, and several of the Royal
Pages.
Crowds of spectators enntinued in front of the
house during the day lnizzaing. His Serene High-
` ness frequently appeared it the window of the bal.,
•cony on the first door, at which repeated hureas
were given.
in the evening, at seven o'cioelt;his Serena, High-
ness had a party to dinner, consisting of—
tad !knout Lord George Eterisford, the Earl of Maids.-
fie:d.the Earl of Morton, the Marquis of Cholmondely, the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury, Earl of Winebelses, Baron Just, the Saxon
Minister, Viscount Mdville, Earl o&Mulgrays, the Lord Chan:
eellur, Lord Ellenborongh, 'Viscount Sidmouth, the Marrplis of
_Winchester, Earl of Westmorland, Earl Bathurst, Lord James
r
ay
~
me Marquis of Hertford, Mr. Chester, Sir R. Gardner,
sad Baron Hardentwooh.
The Princess CHARLOTTZ of WALES received the
emplimauts of a great number of distinguished cha-
lkier'. Among those who paid: their respects to her
Royal Highness were--;'
Lord sad- Lady Ciutlereagh, Lady Melville, the Bishop of
Dutton, Ludy Deresfurd, Earl Powlet, the Duchess of Athol,
Lady Fiteroy Somerset, Mrs. Wellesley Pule, Lady Susan Percy,
the Mardsionas of 3 avistock, Viscountess Falmouth, Dow-
ager Marchioness of Donegal, Lord Ellenborough„ Duke and
Duchess of Bedford, Lord William Russell, Merelnuness of
Lsatalsoto, Rc. &e.

THE PRINCE REOENTS COURT.
A guard of honour marched into the Court-yard of
Carlton House yesterday at twelve o'clock, preceded
by the Band of the 2d or Coldstream Regiment of
Foot Guards, in their state uniforms. A party of
the Life Guards were stationed in Pall Mall, oppo.
site •to Carlton House, with their Band mounted.
A party of Bow-street Officers and Patrole attended
to keep order.
At thrie o'clock the REGENT held a Court, which
was attended-by most of the Cabinet Ministers, the
Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward,- and most of
the Great Officers of State. The Marquis of Win-
0/ester attended as the Lord in Waiting, the Hon.
Colonel Stanhope as Groom. Viscount Sidmouth
had a private audience uf the PRINCE REGENT. The
Field Officer in Waiting laid before his Royal High-
ness the effective state of the three Regiments of Foot
Guards.

A few minutes before two o'clock the Delegates
and a very numerous assemblage of the,University
of Oxford arrived in grand procession from the Phi-
lanthropic Annuity Institution in Pall Mall, prece-
ded by four Squire Beadles, headed by Lord Gren-
ville, the Chancellor of the University, in his robes,
his Royal Highness the Duke of Yours, in his robes,
as a Doctor of Laws, the Vice-Chancellor, the heads
of Exeter and Merton Colleges, the Provost of Wor.
Lester, the Proctors, the Archbishop of York, the tai.
shops of Carlisle, Oxford, and London, several young
Noblemen, the Speaker of the House of CoMmons,
Lord Delaware, Sir William Scott; Sir John Nicholl,
Sir Chtistophet Robiuson, Mr. Joskliel, the Rev: Dr,
Short, Ike. Sm.
The PUINCi being seated on his throne, the Lear.
tied Body were introduced into his presence by the
Lord Ctionbalain, when their Address was delivered
upon the restoration of Peace, to which the REGENT
returned a most gracious answer. They were all
most graciously received, and had the honour to kiss
his Royal Highness's hand. The Delegates retired
to Buckingham House, Pall Mall, where they were
entertained by the Marquis of Buckingham with a
most sumptuous entertainment.
George Cook, Esq. was introduced to the PAIN=
RILIBMT by Earl Bathurst, upon his being appointed
Judge of the Psiuce of Wales's Island, in the room
of Sir Edmund Stanley, upon which occasionshe re-
ceived the honour of Knighthood.
At half-past three the Delegates and a numerous
assemblage of dignitaeies from the University of Cam-
bridge arrived in grand procession from the Thatched
iouse. 'They were preceded by two Esquire Be..t
dies, followed by Dr. Kaye, the Vice-Chancellor, se7
veral Noblemen, Mr. Becket, the Bishops of Ely,
Chester, W‘rcestcr, and Salisbury, the Rest. W. F.
Blombprg, the Rev. J. S. Clarke, the Rev. Dr. Brow-
"ling, Sir Isaac Peuingtou, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Tatham
the Public Orator, Dr. Ainslie; Mr. Smith, &c.—
They were introduced into the presence of the Re-
GICHT• on his throne, and presented their Address on
the restoration of Peke. They were received in a
similar manner to those from Oxford.
At four o'clock the Prince of SAXE COBURG arrived
in one of the Prince Regent's carriages, attended by
Robert C(i:ster; Etq. Assistant M:•ster of the Cere-
monies, the two footmen and coachmen; in state live-
ries. The carriage was preceded by ar.ather of the
Royal carriages, the servants in state liveries, con-
taining Baron Hardenbrook and Sir Robert Gardner,
the attendants upon his Serene Highness. The guard
of honour presented arms to the R.oyal §tranger, and
the Band played " God sire the King." fits Serene
Highness appeared sensible of the respect shcwn to
him. He was dressed in regimentals and a very
brilliant Order, which we understood to be Austrian;
the ribbon a light blue watered.
„. He was introduced to the Prince Regent in due
fbrm of Court by the Assistant Master of the Cere-
monies. His Serene Highness had a long conference
with the Prince Regent, and afterwards introduced
to 'him in the Royal Closet the Baron Hardenbrook,
upon his being appointed his Secretary, and Sir Ro-
bert Gardner, upon his being appointed his Equery.
His Serene Highness remained in Carlton House 25
minutes. On his leaving it he was saluted with the
same military honours. Soon after he entered it the
Princess Cam ores left it, to proceed to the Queen's
Palace, to attend her Majesty's Private Court, with
her servants id state liveries. The Life Guards in
Pall-Mall received her Royal Highness with mibtsry
honours, their .band playing 44 GOD save the King."
The populace in the streets receiving her Royal
Highness with buzzes, as well as they did Prince
Coseoac. Her Royal Highness was dressed in a
purple silk dress, trimmed with white, and a mist
beautiful and elegant plume of white leathers. Her,
attendants were in full Court dresses, the Countess
of Ilchebter and Colonel Addenbroke.
" At the cloie of the Court at Carlton Houk, the
Prince Regent left it, and proceeded to the Q,ucentb,