Star.
London, England, 1818-07-28 00:00:00

111 E PRINCE REGEN'T'S COURT, 4.c.

yesterday the Panics Reciter held a Court at
crkon House. At two o'clock, a guard of honour
ra bed into the Court-yard of Carlton House, un-
lobe command of the lion. Colonel STLWA
xileded by the band of the Sd Regiment'of Foot
is. A detachment of the Life Guards took their
Oa in Pall Mall, opposite to Carlton House, to
',it the police. The porters appeared at the gates
gCarltuu House in their state liveries and splendid
07,; the other servants appeared in their state live-
bp, as well as the attendants for a full Court,
tat their statitiaS. At three o'clock the LORD
ylivos and Corporation of the City of London, with
gin Officers, arrived at Carlton House, the Loan
pot in his state carriage, drawn by six beautiful
mve the servants with white cockades in their hats,
rowej br a numerous train of the Aldermen, She-
ik, and other carriages of the Gentlemen of the
'on, w
ars their Officers, &e. preceded by the
(sporsli
'we City Nihals.on horseback, in tleir splendid
sniforms. They were conducted into the State Rooms,
tow) Nltvoa and all the Gentlemen appearing
with, large white cockades in their boson's. In a
short time after, the PRINCE R EN r, being seated
'ea lie Throne, wearing a Field Marshal's uniform,
adorned will' several of his splendid Orders, sur-
rounded by--
11,, gal ei Liverpool, as Prime Minister; Viscount Sid-
„AA as Smeary of State for the Home De•parteient, and
mei roles of the Cabinet Ministers; the Lotd Chamber-
sus, de lard Sr-ward of the Household, Viscount Melbourne,
sot Lett in Waiting, for Lord Greaves ; Sir John Cradock,
u Groom la lvdsting, tie Sir /award Paget; the ass. Corp,
Cestionts Pubiosers.
MAholl, the Gentleman Usher in Waking,'
orbited the LORD MAYOR, &c. from • the StatO'
loon, in which they had been waiting in thi
kaing order :
'To Gentlemen of the Lord Mayor's Household, the Sward
jsue, the Mace, the Lord Mayor in his full robes, Aldermen
kp,ries Flower, Gr James Shaw, Sir John Earner, Sir C.
1, Ham bchuley, Wood, Goodbebere, Maguey, bridges,
gam, sod Thorp ; the Recorder, the Sheriffs, the Town
Esti3Or Common Pleader, the Chamberlain, the Solicitor,
L.,,,,ztaek the Han-keeper, the Clerk of the Chamber, the
.spay Town 'Clerk.
Tney were introduced in due form into the presence
ji RIOENT by the Loan CHAMBERLAIN, when,
der making their obeisance, the RECORDER ap-
Flatbed the Throne, and read the joint Address of
t,2 Corporation of the City of London upon the Mar-
Tines of the Dukes of CLARENCE and KENT, to
such the REGENT was pleased to return the follow-
* rasa:
.41 thank vos for your loyal and dutiful Address. /t is
goy ugsfartery to me to receive this testimony of your senti-
nel ease rcasion 36 interesting to me and my family, and
smpatint re the Nation."
The procttsion of did Corporation of the City of
Ltr.:,or, proceeded from Carlton House to St. James's
luxe to the residence of the Duke and Duchess of
Glance, where there was a great concourse of
voile assembled round Clarence House. Two of
tt loyal Duke's servants appeared on each side of
Dr doUr, in new state liveries. The porter and other
mats applied in the hall in state liveries. The
pages, fa. appeared in their splendid uniform.
The Loco MAYOR and the Gentlemen were shewn
into the dining-toom, till they had all alighted from
O'er carriages, after which they were conducted into
the presence of the Duke and Duchess of CLA R ENOS,
is theft asawing-room,where they were attended by
Zit lints &must Witartwv, Sir C. itARLES POLL
Colonel Loons, and Madame DURAM. The Royal
Duke appeared in his naval uniform, adorned with
the Order of the Garter and several other Orders.—...J

The Ricostuxa read the Address of Conetatulation,
to which his Royal 11Huiess returned the following
Answer:

"My Lord and Gentlemen—l receive with the highest plea-
tee per congratulations on my marriage wish the Princess
a&lade of Saie4leinin&en. I consider the satisfaction yin
ves zt my solos with this truly amiable Princess an addl.
kat noJI of your firm and loyal attachment to his Majesty's
tardy. I look forward with perfect confidence that my union
►ah the litchesa m.ty be the source of uninterrupted happiness
SGth."

Her Royal Highness replied as follows:
)1y Lord and Gentlemen—l return you my sincere.thanks
ix you: canzratuLations on my marriage ; and trust that oar
taw m4y be productive el every advantage to thensterests of
nut &Una, and our mutual happiness.
rue Corporation Procession then retired, and pro-
mid horn Clarence House to Kensington Palace,
4400 their arrival there, they were conducted into
to South East Library, till the whole of the Gentle-
Let had alighted, after which they were conducted
iaa the North Libriry, where the Duke and Duchess
irsr were in readiness to receive them. The
loial Duke was attended by General WEATUY.RAL,
iceptroller of his Household, also by Colonel Halt-
vo, Sit Ht‘ KY CARR, and Captain Coaiwayi The
'thdtss was attended by Mademoiselle SPERATIL,..-
Le Royal Duke appeared in his Field Marshal's'
;'''4(1111, decorated with the Orders of the Garter,
to Patit. the Thistle, and a Hanoverian Order —.Tse
RICORDER, the LORD MAYOR, &c. approached
I."ltili4 Duke and Duchess, and the Recorder read
harks to the Duke, to which his Royal High-,
5.0' "tared an appropriate reply: The Recorder
Len real the Address to the Duchess, and previous
to her &PI Highness making a reply, the Royal
like, addre=wd the assemblage and said—
," 4r lard Mayor and Gentlemen—l should observe to yon,
'will Dadra does Let rtad the English language very well,
S,, ewe than Eta she will make an attempt."
her Royal Highness then delivered her reply ex-
terselv well to be understood, as follows :
P iard Pens and Cer.tlemen—l have to regret being
eittno little chtversant with the English language, which °b-
!ant to say in a very few words that I am most grateful fur
Antagneatations and good wishes, and highly flattered by
i'4'ihkion to my brother. Nlay I only be as fortunate as he
1'111,14 You attachment."
Tta Corporation had the honoer of kissing the
Duc'netsce.

tonne AT WATrate• Barnes.--The ',Mowing
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wra committed between two and three o'clock
▪ misi %Lon)* last :—lfoorhouse was sitting in dm toll-
sa si4e of Waterloo Bridge, (gai is customary
kitAt, Ls the 1,U1,1,01e af receir:lig the toll), when two men,
b4O, r‘..pe over their faces, rushe-I in
whiledan seized hfix by
). and leis, and held him down, they titled his
?puw t. Oat, of :is. One of them stood over him, threatening to
tL, his et:llene, if he made the least noise or resis-
tik ether sillaM went to the drawer and took out
ko•
,fie heard a third person on the outside of the toll-
kit'! Uwe the two men were plundering the inside,
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to of them conveyed the property, and a watchman's
j
sack vi,s kept it: the tall-house for the purpose of sum-
,stride in C. 10,11 of nmergency. The thieves ran oil
7; oebere down the steps on the left hand of the toll-
., •-• :"sad the stun, ; and there being no watchman
.4L vgioard there, IL/ 'seeped. The rattle was found
vas ii;ht by oat of the bridae patrols.