Prince Regent Levee At Carlton House Delights Nobility
A grand public levee at Carlton House drew vast attendance led by the Prince Regent. Cavalry and guards in full dress, plus the Duke of Gloucester and foreign dignitaries, mingled with London’s mayors, judges, and nobility. The event celebrated the Prince’s escape from a treasonous plot amid a pageant of courtly pomp and foreign ambassadors.
Royal investitures and royal audiences documented
The Prince Regent invested Sir Roseat Liston and Lieutenant-General Sir Gonpon Drumaonn with Knights Grand Crosses of the Bath. Sir Alexander Campbell received a Knight Commander by proxy for the Duke of Wellington at his installation in 1812. The Prince held a Privy Council with Dukes and Cabinet. He granted audiences to the Earl of Harrowby and the Chancellor. London’s sheriffs met with the Regent who announced the Address reception next Tuesday.
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