Star. — London, England, 1816-07-06 00:00:00

p NW' 111140 1 I'S LEPEE, COU RT, Le:. ....--. Tote d ' e i., se one o'clock, a Guard of Honour, soder t h e command of Col •• nel Htcntea. marched ;„,, t he Coort-yard of Carlton Haase, attended by iment 4 Foot Guards in their .--- od *the 9. 1 Reg tho b • ° .. te clothes. A par)? of the Life Guards - were sta 7:tetLin Pall Mad, whil play.- I Alternately with their l bs '` ti d. A great conconrse of peo,,le were attracted, elthoogh the weather was un'av,..ir .14-. TIT Duke efWILISGTON w a s recognised i:,-/ the populace, in PaVslall, who fol lowed him to the R.EGENT'S (Niter ',blond huzzas. -The Prince LEoroi.a, attended by ;,: t xonSIST CtARDIN CR and Baron HARDENERoitE, i t ;ifit4 directly before horn the errrance by the P uk, i ce and the Doke wear i ng the Field MAT51.14:92• the Fr ln 1 eia .•10• His Grace arrives first, and i.vaii••,t At lb,. J t er of the grand entrance to receive the Prince.-, at t 4ed by his staff ; the meaing of his St.telic . High /Island his Grace was rnut.iall'y interesting. Th. y wive a friendly embr ace, and the band played Cad isse vAfttr the It rc: ENT had I.ft his iitivate . sem:lents, Colonel HILL, the held OlEcer in wait leg, and Colonel HIL:GiNs, the Cuh'nel of the Guard et Honour, were introduced to the PRINCE to Tett..eve itto t ai l or pass word of the day. His Royal H.g!i -468005-wards proceeded to !raid the Enue Levee, w hich was attended by— ge Oaken of York, I::nt, all Gli,lictstor, the Prince Leo f° 1 1, the Prince Este, hiz or, 'he Arcithishnii of Canterbury, the tigi b et Mini,tr , 0. t 1 e riire.ii Ain'sasemiors at.... 1 Rlmiscers, Me it oilee:i of star-.. -the , FF... r% of the 11..m.ieh;)12, ih e Adj,_ I tant seces.`„ the I..il t :t Ale..:cat-, Mr. Leach. the Chanz..'llor oa t Duchy 14 Cer , wall, i:i his tall robes, Mr. airITSUII, the s osr.Getier..l to rite Di:coy of Cornwall, iii Lis full robes, *speaker of the House or C.)tran.ri;, the fudge of the --I.liiii isy.-ette Treasurer of the Navy. the S..3citor General, the Pie oket of the Board or Trade, the Der tay High Bailiff of West singsr, Mr. Witilarn 'Tooke, Mr. Boyce, and a numerous as oibisr tii the burgesses of the. C'ty tit Westminster, It i i ike Mace, wi..11 thr.r address to the Regent (Inn :he mar „gent his Royal Daughter with Prince L....0v0id, Mr. Coc oa., the llelsyor of Cnester, in Ms robes, Mr. D. N.l .uses, the R e cnoler, and Mr. Finchrit, the Dlputy iown Clerk ue Cisme', ilittrltrobes, attended by L'arl Urosvenor ar.l General Gro.- war, with an adire , .l from the ..:i.y of Chester, the Dean of $ rare Chinch, the late Judge Ad% OZ.ltt of the Admiralty at Ha-. lbt, Alexander Croke, I.L.D, on his return from Antenti, by yir win. scott, wh< n he received the honour of lelnightursod. There were 3130 preset' t•- roltes—Lelaster, Wellirron, It•loctrose, Beaufort, and Illtrld. Matqaisses—Clot , e o , Conynt,Tiarn, Headfort, Wellesley, Hen. k o rl, CeolrennJelry, i'lsciztiester, Camden, Worcester, Litter, loth, sod Aberta; it. Earl, .401 • stmiurh, Harewor 1. Llveroul, tiarrowhy, Bel fast, Westmoreland, Sunderland, ressinstutt, Mount Edgctunbe, &tha Delawat , Chlchesmr, Mt.l.:rave, Ruthrs, Morhy, EL:r ye:ow, A‘llburnhani, Clam:telt, Al. thorough, St. Germarvi, isle, Aylesbury, Scarborough, Lisulsey, Grosvenor, Aherslten l Coycort, Roslyn, and Leierm. Yheetints—Cast:ereash, Snlniouth, Weymouth, Yallettirr. Cehon, Tenrplcown, Lake, Iklelvide, Chetwyni, Keith, and itruistord. costs—Warrantors, Munster, and Demetrius Vabanichi. hirils--sit. Helms, Fitzroy Somerset, Erskine, Arden, Ken tiriton, k.ca,;ford, Esmoutb, William Ft , z er.d,..., Binnittg, Rod- Ai, Willies Fitzroy, Arthur H.II, Items, it. Mat:nets, 1. :.;au sres ceigusteau, George Leone, G.intJ:er, 1.). Durso.stablie, Dien, Cl, Cayeedets, W. Fitizerattl, i.Ovaioe, Pose, Aiwa. aver, Herhe: - L, Graved, and Haley. liatons-. 7 .a . u.litilayi liarderltn.ie, :ad 11.3 t. Chevalier—l.astwayre ard !..ax i om. Risk klooturah:es—Mauntrs mattou, `fir W. Scott, D. Rose, s. otoithou, 1 - . 'it/mitre, B. Bathurst, Sir It airmail. and ••••- fitsgerall. Honourable --":Cowley, --Ft.rbes. Stuart,Captain lm t. Pe.lew, H. Li e, CaFraits Proby, R.N. Captain huts, F. We.t, G. Vial , :rs, General Phipps. Ward, Stanhope, F Grp nllr, B. Cschrtue, and Eardky. Sirrp-Robert Garliner, George 'gaiter, E. Agle, ki. Terms. J. Brown, H. Calvert, ElWard KtiatchbuU, W. Geary, B. Bloomfield, H. Itti,sei, 1. Li..t•le.l, E. • l'ucaer, Charles Morgan, I. Bontein, L. bktfrutgon, A. O. Mtlmotis, H. Bridges, W. Hun. N. Colchur.:, Lorton, Nlactsy, J. Frederick. Gor- Datuamood, - 1. Jones. 64 S;Aintrie, J. Malcolm. C. Saw, I. Rowley . Fiudyer, H. Pryi.e.i, A. Kariiost, V. scot, W. Dathwou. H. Ca.i.pbeli., C. -- Beckwith, J. B. Warren, -Esdale, D. Gorlan, Stun , scy, I'. Bloomfield, t i Sherisuro, A Gunk!, J. Rdnrein, J. Graltion, rr. Clayton, 917 Sawyer, J. lerestord, C. eboke, A. Clarke. aril FL is Dudley. Aubassatiors and Nlidstert— Preach, ..4%;. , ctaikil, Dutch. Da oisb, Svauidl, Ruston:, Pruisiar., Ausuilti, Wittenberg, and Purtugueve. Bishop of Clogher. . • Doctors—Croke, La7ham, and Frg: - .more. Vice-Admirals—Sir Joacp's Yorac, Sir Hubert Sawyer, and Ifr David Gould. Rear Athuirait—Surridge, Milne, and Sir T. rtli:w. Generals—Siepliens, bill.:SeisJ; Fuller, 'Brae, rayinr, Roberts, Bute. Sir Cturlet A-01, Lord Mu:l eaner, Lotus, Ju,razes Behour, Bauverre, Groiorenor; aud Thornton. 11fajw-Generals—Sir Dent::, Prop, George A. Madden, P:. Gerald, Conran Elphinstuoe, Boutein. Madden, , hey- 3mor, Was:Parker, G. Clay Taylor, air George Cuuke, at Colin Heiken, and sir !'harks Lieutenant-Geier:At—MacFarlane, Baron fignipe,th, Thorn too, Phipps, Sir William Houton, Gascoyne, Nathan, and 'Champagne, &c. &c. The following had the linncur of being presented : Lieut. Arnold, Royal Huitari, on bit return from France. Lieut.-Colunel Barton, td Lite Guards, on proznonun, by Lit eteGea. Larson. Lieu:. ilouvaie, R. G .0T: his marriage. Lieut. Hurd, Gresiad:er Gl.arilt, on his return from foregn Wince. Douglas s lab, or King's Hussars, on his return from Prance. - - _ lariat. Dwyer, Aide-cle.camp to the Earl of Moira, on his re can from India, by blaj.sr General Ftz 4 craisi. Lieut. kiamiitcra, iututlkistar4, n. his appointment, and venom from service. Nia;or burn, 3d regivenr, cn hit being appointed Aic-de eule to Lieutenant Ger.. al; H. Clinton, C. B. Lieut. Mauucrs, Grerad.cr f;c.ttle, nu 2.N.uintment. lieutenant bawls, lutti i - suAant, uts Ists return froir **lee. Lieutenant Hat'pon, 107.1 s Huisart, 03 his return fecal Captain Greene, hb R. H. the Prince Regent's own regiment dLaucasbire roillcia, to tut- Lwatenant IU::. Ktzitrient Hussars, on his return hoot service. Capt.inEntro , bt, Court Munster. Captain Grey, loth timsars, on his return from abroad. Cavals James Montdoe, itoyid Navy, un prour.M.:4l, by Sir John Gore. Captain Par,ohs, Royal Hussars, on promo:tut and return (hobs frahc , .. •Captain G. I,Vindliars, by Lord Harrington. • Captain Mason, on being appointed a Convanion cf the Bath. ' Captain Sbakeapeare, Hub Regiment Amsars, on return .frog service. Captain Cadogan, on his retort from abroad. liktvet Major Durneresq, gth et cement, on promotion. Major Pyin, Royal A:sultry, tat ids *turn Irani a minion to the coot of France. Major Diggle, Sral Regiment, on promotion and return from France. Major Drummond, Royal Artillery, on being appointed Com- Penton of the Bath, u...d return trom France. Major Lay.ri.nce, 7.d Regiment, front the Cape of Cool Rape. Major Wood, Royal Hussars, on return from foreign service. taptair. TuLtupsuti, R. 14. ou his return front the Mediterra nean, by Lord Ezmoutit. Major As:iv/oral, Stull Regiment, on Ms return from abroad. Cartaiu zicliJmberg, R. N. on return front abroad.' Cavan, lobo /admit:di, R. N. on being nogulasted a Compa rhe cf • Ccrtalu Charles White. Coiddistiii Gai* as min kern Hanover. Captain Ballard, R. N. on being laminated a Compadsmed die Bads.. Cap:: in Pellew ' Ist Life GuardA, on hi s return from France. Captain Henry Bruer, R. N. by the Earl of Liverpool. Captain Alootago. R.N. upon lei promo:ion, by Lonl Melvin& Captain Croak..., R.N. on his f. - nutrition. Captain loan F. Maples, oo bis being made a Compaoloola the Bath. Cop. a;tl G trlum, on his promo-len. Captain Floyd, 10th 1-1091.0-4, by General Sir John 'timid. Capta;ti Cu-zon, 34th Li k ils Liras wars, on his return from India, by Genzral Lot me. Captain Dalliug. k. N. co prontntiol, by Sr.r Wm. Hosts. Caltain Sir I.ltorge Collitr, by Lord Meiville, nn his being Crested a B kror.et and Kni,fat Command r of the Bath. • Captain Hay, K.N. eon art the late Major.Cer.aai friar, on his promotion, by Admiral sir J. Beresford. Lieut. Colonel Fremantle, on his arrival from the Continent. Co'nuel Allis, Grenadier Guards, on promotion. Cadtalit Latham, Buffs, oa gums to irassce, by Lieutenant- Colonel Fere:lsm. Baffo. Lieutelailt.Ctilonel Vphinstone, on return from service. I.teutentn: Colonel cub Light Dragoons, by Major- Gmerat B droll , on his rstur hoot France, and on being V" pointed a Companion of t. e Lieutenant- 4 2%!0nel Reber. 1-iirvey, on hi. return front Porta ge?, 2oil receiving per.uittion w wear the Older of the Tower and Sword. Lit toma-it-Colonel Cam e ron, Rile Brigade, on his return from *erv.ce. Li^utena.t-Colonel Watson, 69th Regiment, on protnotion, and return front set vice. Lieut. f.:eltmel Gilpin, Bedford Militia, by Colonel Osborn. Lieutenant-Colonel Walker, Royal Regiaseilt of Artillery, on promotion Iteutetiant-Cnionel Noreen, Rift Brigade, nn being appoHed a Conimander ut the Bath, aold receiving the Russian Order of St. Anne, she Bavarian Ordzr ut Masind4an 10.:ph, and on his return from sietViCe. . Sir James Bontein, on his return from abroa..l, by the Mar quis of Hertford. P.Lar Admiral Sir J. PrUevr, on being invested Kt' light Com minticr of tlar L 4.11. Kt.: H. Perry, on his arpointment to a Prebendal Stall at C.imerhury. Rev. ki:zroy STanhope, by his father, the Earl of Harrington. Vice-At!ntiral Herbert Sawyer, on being invested Knight Com:44wler cif the (14th. Rea- Nli!nrr, on his appointment to a command in - M..jar C . /enema Bonbons, late Givernor of Surinam, on his return limn tile West Indies. Coinnel air Victor Von Arentprbrid, by Count Mi nister, on has bring uppoinredCompanhm or the Order of the _ _ Mr. i'Xdhitie Paris!., Chairman of the Scott% ik;. - .1.4. of Ex cite. by the Chanceilur of the Exchequer. Captain Brown. 10th Hussars, on appointment. Mr. Barrow, a Member of his Majzsty's Council in the of liaaadues. %li. William Plosoidean, by his father. Mr. Pi iiseli. by air B. Lituotifield. Mr. Mansby. of Siiiiierset ;litre. OC.-er of anintir in the Dra goorkGuaills art bis Hot:ne•• the Pope, by tbeLor.l in Waiting. 1 1 / 4 1:jur-C;etteral Sir Denis oi. his return from the aritly in Fral,ce. aud his appointni.....it to the Colouelcy of the Yurk CLasseurs. Dr. If^hmore, fur the purpose of preser.ing a Petition. An .I:lcires• trout the Loon:) , of Ken:, u:: the late Marriage of Charlotte with Prirre Levol.l, %24 resented by Mr Lve;yit the High Sheriff, the I\4.eq...is Canult.o, Lord Lieu tenant o! :he cnu::ty, Sir Eslvranl Knatchhall, and Sir "Ge.ay, the Men.s:rs for the county, aod other N o bl e men a n d Gentry of the county. Mr. Mutyn Lloyd, by Mr. Champneas. Lieutesant-Cohmel A. Heise, Deputy Adjurant.Geneml to the HaDOVeriatt contingent in France s or. his pronu.tiun, beics appointed a Companion of the and a Kn'gia 01 the Order ofilts Guelphs. Umitenant Central Baron Hurnpesch, on his return from abroad. The Judge-Advocate•General, with an Address of Castrato lacion upon be martiaze of the Pralees. Charlotte and Prince L-0000d, true!' the Baii•ff ar.d Burgesses of Scarborough. Cummissary-Ucneral Wood, oa his return from the Mediter ranean. - _ - :ajar-Genera! Madden, who received the honour of Knight hood. Henry Yer , •n Lumsden, Esq. cn prelenting a Congratulatory AJdr.,s to the Pr:nce Regent on the Princess Charlotte's Mar rage with Prince Leopold, from the County of .eibertlevh. by Vt-coutlt Splwoutb, upon which Getman he received the swum ut 'Knighthood. Mr. Malted, with an Address upon the Royal Marriage, front New Romney. 'The Earl of Mount-Charles, on his coming of age, by the Mar quis of Coup%Lant. Mr. Lockyer, the Mayor of Plytno,:tb, with an Address on the Royal hlarrtage. Colonel Sir I'Mtnas Arbuthnot, Aide-de-Camp to the Prince Remenr, on his return from Anict tca, and appsiuttnent to Knight Co . inpautoe a the Bath. Mr. Kirwan, oo Li* appointment, by Lord James Murray. Rear-Admiral .lurriilge, on promotion. Lieutenant Churchill, Aide-dc-Camp to Lord Hill, on pro- motion. Mr. Wltarler, on his return from !rely. C o ws** H A egia, 73d regiment, on return from foreizn service. Colooel S. Borne*, Royal Scuts, on appointmeut to the Order of the Bath. Mr. Colg,ear, by the Lord In Waiting. Earl of Port,nwath, on Its marriage. lord William ft a:oy, on rectivitg the Third Class of the Order of the Bath. Mr. Thomas Williams, on going abroad. Mr. Grey, of Northumberland. by Colonel Hughes. Mr. Ihshwood, on his marriage, by Sir Henry Dasherood. Mr. Robert Grant, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. lames, on return upon leant of absence from his situation, as Minister Plonipotentiart at the Court of the Netherlands. Lieutenant-Colohel Charles Downie, Spanish service, Knight Of the Royal and distinguished Order of Charles the flied. Lieutenant (Mural Gascoyne, on appointment as Colonel of the 54th Regiment. Mr. Stott * on owning of age by his father, Sir Wm..Seott. Brigadier-Geoeral Bryce, on kis return from the Continent. I.ieutestant-General Champagne, on his appointment to the command of the 70th Regiment. Major General Adams, on his promotion and return from Java. — Major -General Sir George Cooke, K.C.B. on promotion to the command of the 77th Regiment. Major-General Sir Charles Imhoff, on his return from France. Major-General Seymour, on his appointment to the Govern ment of St. Lucia. lionourable Captain :ones, Royal Hussars, on his return from France. G.,:neral Roberts, on his return front France. Sir George l'humaa, oven condag to his title. Major William J. Moore, by Sir Henry Russell. Lord A. Hit, on his return from the Continent with Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington. Earl of Morley, on his advancement in the Pecrar. Mr. Cliermside, Surgeon, R. H. on appointment and return' fro nn service, by Lord R. Manners. Larl of Sunderland, on his reuse from abroad. Lord Binningd on being appointed one of the Commissioners for the Affairs of Plana, on his return from abroad. • Major-General Coorau, on his return from Gibraltar. Lieutenant-General hffarlane, on his return from Genoa. Mr. Trotter, with the Surrey Address. Mr. Callender on his appointment to the 7th Hussar.. Mr. C. An:rebus on his appointment of Secretary of Legation 1 to America. Mr. LhldeU by Sir Thomas Liddell. Captain George Lennox, A.D.C. to the Duke of Wellington, on Ms return (rent France. Mr. Wallace on his gong abroad. Sir Henry Bridges on intending the Surrey Address. Earl of Rothu, with the Address from the County of Surrey. Mr. J. Cluttoo with the Southwark Address. Mr. Joseph klawhey with the Surrey Address. Lieuteuaut-Gen. Phipps with the Address from Searboreogb. Yield-Marshal the Duke of Wellington on his arrival frcim die CoutineuL Mr. Mastyn Lloyd, Sir Ed. Lloyd's son ) by Mr. ChholpneTh Mr. ItuAby with the Surrey askirem. emir csule, tOds Re* '111,41, , a 4 his return from Fraoce,l Yj Lieutenaut-Colotwl Lord Robert Milner*. . The Kin. Captain Pleetereod no his mare*, by AA tailed Lard IsswastA. • . • Merv& of,Conrehans otr prt:rturion. Colonel Cocks t!te ;urrey Addrtis. . The Marquis of Evites e.n costilug of Honourable Mr. itowley. fast time, by Lvtgforl. • MroAlettsrttler Stewart, by the 1.0r,1 iu M'aittn , . Mr. 'ianytel !tether., with the Juthwir:t -1:111ress. Mr. llarcley, tor wit!' the Address. Mr, -twang, twirl. the Surrey Acid-ea. Mr. You g i wt:h the Surrey Address. Mr. /Imes fa e-mets, with the :ioutstwark Address. Mr. Pre,twici., th: Soitthr Irk Attire's. Mr. P. ::olatik , w , th to Ad !re 6 . 3 m the entrty of Surer!. Nicholas Fairties, Fr!. or I vie Rrv. Rohert ()reel', tpv:tti da Ad.lres4 from by Ltsr.l Viscstun 31d nautlt. Re,. '.tr. Conitrey, w'it's the Sorrey Ad irt.n. L entenant Cutnnul with an Attirs 39 of Cong%rula. fen n the Corr .r.tion of Carnbriige,. , by hi* Grtcr the cf Rutland. Lieutenant Colorel .41:ock, with the Surrey A2drets. _ _ M•Jjor Powell, M.P. tor earl lan.ihre. with an A.ddres from the ectuoty and bt reta,;:u of Car,: pn, On t!W late Royal Mr. atarliog 11.21400, iris: the S tuthwark Mr.F.tulrr, oath an Addrem from the Courty of Bute, and Dorntigh of Card lf, I.r Lord C=s4l&rez3:l. Mr. samottl :iinetb, M. P. f•r Louteiter, azeompanying the Mayor of Leic.:sw, wi:h an Al.:r:114. . _ Sir Mania+ 'Fulton, WC: the Surrey Alireig. Mr. G. I's him', who the Address of the Giurty cr!Sqry. Mr./A:outfield, the Mayor of hekester, with an :14t:rtsi. Mr. !Set-slam!, wi , ls the Surrey A•2,c!ress. The Marquis of Worcester, with tin a:leiras, :41 on hii being appointed a Lord oath: \ dmigl r. Mr. Laing, with the At.::.'ress from the County of Surrey. Mr. /lamp. Men;ber f.cr Norwich, with an Lieut. General Sit Corduo, Drumluunil, oa los return from Canada. Str John Frederick, with the Surrey Address. Mr. Chalks tiratu, Jun. ve , tti an Addre.s. Conies Leslie, pith Hussars, on alpauttineut, by the Lord iu Waiving. Lieutenant Chaternft, 21 Life Cuards, on prontirtion, by Lie** tenant- General liartoss. lieuteuant Wombwril, on his appointment to the Ist Guards, by Sir T. Wumhwe ll. Mr. ATlan, M.P. fur the City of Thrhath, with an Address frunt ti.e Corpora:iou of Ourhasn, by General Thornton. Captain Gattgkell, grit!, the borough of Soothwal k itt:aresg. Mr. W. Snti , h, Melt.her for Norwizb, with au sltharegg Str Wtlitant Rowley, Mr. t:oocb, i.ord :Lots, air S. V.udyer, Sir W. Puyton, Sir liaises:A Kerrigan, Mr. Pcttiwarti, ald Mr. 8111101, with an Ad.tregs trotn the County of •tiffulk. %%cc-Motif:it Sir loopts Yorke, atil Jogrph Marryatt, lon preseutinz an Athirst, ua the tuartiage of the kriocells Char ' lo:te, front ant•lwich. Mr. l'os:: 1111 l the High Sh;:riC fur the County of Leicester, by the Lard i.• W.uting. Captain Mental, when he presented a Memorial. Major Norton. sleyoninhokarawea of the Coined/rates, Great River, Upper Canada. 11.1 x. Berl, the High : . ilteriff for the County of Nortitontherlaud, by the Lord Mr. atLitigton, with an Address on the Royal Marriage, from Leicester. Mr. C. Craven, by the Lord in Waiting. Ligiaten.a.t.t.4i,i,;l Count Munster. After the elfaie of t!,e Leyte, his Royal Highness the PRINCt itEGENT was pl....tsed to hold an los-esti.. gum of the Older of r.; oh, at which there were prehent the toiluv:ing Ki.iivits Grand Crosses, in their tr:.l rt;bes and collars of the order, viz :—His Royal litglmets the Duke of YORK, Acting Great Master of the Order, and Principal Grand Cross thereof, his Grace the Duke of WELLING - rm.:, Lord liEsLy, Sir J. &BLASE IrVARIIEN, Lord KEITH, Sir A. CLARCE, 'Sir J. F. CItADOCK, Sir R. STRACIIAN, Sri G. Bi.CK WITH, Sir li. SPE.iCER, and Sir HESUY liirEcurst.vv. A. Procession of tire K , fghts Grand Crosses was made, preceded by the Officers of the Order. into the presence of the PRINCE Renesr ; and, by command of his ROYAL HIWINE.i.I, Admirals GANIEIER and Lord EKNIOUTH were severally introduced be tween the two Junilr Knights Grand Crosses, and in vested with the usual ceremonies. The Grand Crosses baring retired in the saute order as they bad entered, by command of the RE GENT, Major-General Sir SYDNEY BICKwil It wac troduced by Sir GEORGE NAYLE:t, who carried tivon a crimson velvet cushion the insigniA of the Second' Class of the Order, when his Royal 11;ghness the Duke of YORK, having receivei from Sir GE.,itcE NAVLER the ribband and 13.td;e of a Knight Com mander, presented them to the PRINCE REGENT.— ' The Major-General then kneelin, was invested therewith& by his Royal HiAhn:•ss the PRINCE REGENT, and he having also-received the Star of the Second Class, retired. Sir SvirstY hi4s only recently returned from Ame rica, and has been prevented by absence cn his country's service from earlier receiving the Order, to which he was nomin:ited in the month ot 1815. He was not knighted, having formerly re ceived Ord honour as prosy fur his brother, Sir GXOROE BECKWITH, at his installation into the Order ot the Bub, in the month of June, 1812. The following is a Court Circular'--The Pittxce Roma, with a view to assist the different manufac tories of the country, in the grand Entertainment he it about to give on the Igth instant, has commanded the following Notice to be annexed to the Cards of Invitation: •` The ram& RtneNT has expensed himself desirous that the Nobility and Geutry invited to Carkon Houle to‘s the l2th instant .11ould appear upon that occasion in ,British nazturactare. $ Carlton House. July 2, talc." Yesterday the QUEES and Princesses honoured the Princess Cu A n 1.01" re with a visit at Camelliw.l hettse. Mr. SHERIDAN still continues in a most lamentable state of debility. ENGLISH O: ER A..—Mr. HORN (pupil to Mr. T. WELsti) made his founh appearance at this beautiful "Viseetre last night, in the Siege of Belgrade. and, it possible, with increased eclat. We hope the example this Gentleman has set the musical world will be followed by rusny, some of whom possess fine voices bat no aloud; or, who have a knowledge of the me clanksl construction of music, but have not made singing their immediate study. It will be well for them serieuily to reflect on the great advantage of having their efforts properly directed. We cannot praise too highly, the good sense Which directed so excellent a professor as Mr. Roast (whose general knowledge of the science is undoubted) to place himself under the direction of a mend whose advice has so eminently saved him ;—he is removed from the lowest rani, as a singer, to theirs:, and we sin- cerely congratulate him and his adviser on the com plete success of his industrious exertions Mr. Roux, it appe a rs, is the third greatly successful pupil of Mr. T. Waust, to whom it has fallen to cultivate the musical talents of Mr. SINCLAIR, and our favourite, Miss STEVENS, and who is likely to add to his repu 'scion and good fortune by the success of his forth coming pupil, Miss Maur. The Theatre was crowded last night beyond any kegler instance of the season. •• ••• • • • DlSTREußp_qrniiEßs. We stated yesterday, that one body of the colliers. with the wag , ..00 .of cnels.from• Bilgon, in Staffl.rd 7 shire, hid reached Misdenhead. Report had wen • tioned two, .nay; three belies, each ,with a faggots. Oee of them proceeded by the road that leads to London through So/ Unties. Tee,- reacheo that place en Tuesday evening. Tile Horne Department had sent down Magistrates to each of the Cove roads by which. the collie's might appreach the capital. Mr. BIRNIE, of Baw.street. and Mr. BAKER, of I'4 trlho• rough -street, were dispatched to Healey-upon.Tharn es. They met the men and their waigon there, an.: ex posoilated with them upeis the danger and illegality of their proceeding. Tee collier:. answerel, Elia they vo-re not conscious of tieing tiny harm, nor did they meditate any ; aid that the course which they had taken, was that which suggested itsclt at the most d.- rect and efficicot to make their distress known in a quarter to which they Waked for relief. Mr. Butnin answ,..re. 4 . that no harm had been done then, bat that if they shoitid arr:ve in Lnodoii, and come in contact with die poor of St. Giles's, it vas impassible to fore see to what even:. passions might be inflamed, and the evil that mig h t ensue. The poor men, who s e e o lei well disposed to I:4CTI to Arlyit:e, regretted Cleat they had not been stopped sooner. They ap peared hurt at the report, that they had begged money on their way, which they declared was false, This, they said, was contradicted by their placard, which was insaibed—o Willing to work, but none of as will bcg." They admitted, however, that they had received sixty pounds on their wry, but this tory said Was the amount of voluntary donations, totally unsolicited by them. At Henley they accepted nething. Instead of betraying any disposition to riot, those men appeared to be a thoughtful religious sect, full of resignation, but broken in spirit. The coals, which amounted to about three tons, were purchased by the Magistrates, awl distributed among _ the poor of Maidenhead. The .Niagisti ate) then de stroyed the placerdr, and gave tl:ein a suet of money to carry them home. Mr. Dwelt and Mr. Bruhn having thus completely settled the business, set out fir London, where they arrived yesterday, at three o'clock. At the same time that these Gentlemen weer dispatched ror Henry, Sir NATHANIEL. CONANT ' 4et out to meet the party advancing on the St Al ban's road. The men were farad reposing on and .ibinit their waggon. The '...4sgisn-ate stated to , them the impropri-ty of the step they had either taken of their own accord or by tile advice of others; 'that this was not the mode to obtain reFel—that It rather tendod to prevei•t the accomplisl:enent of their object, because it miebt lead to a breach .of the peace, The colliers evinced a readiness to return irrimedie7ely to their homes. In consequence of this declaration, tl:c Nlagistnee purchased the coals of them, which were left to be clivributed to the poor, end gave each man as much money as woel4 carry him to &s home. —Mr. BIRNIE bad been dispatched in the first in. stance to meet the third party, wts;ch it was said was advancing by the Uxbridge road, but not 'need i ng any such, he proceeded to join Mr. Timm at Henley, It is therefore supposed that the report of a third body in that direction is without foundation. The air. tuingham Pener received yesterday, states, that's Se. vend mare waggons with ct.als had entered that town, soliciting relief." Other colliers, hoofed of taking the direction of the capital, have pros eyed a ' different route. f‘ On Friday (says the same Paper), a body of colliers passed through Wolverhampton •aa their way to Liverpool, dragging a waggon of coals, and soliciting relief."—lt is probable that the men - who are now homeward.bound from St. Alb In's and Maidenhead, will meet other colliers who may be og the road, and induce them to return home. The nine cunvic:s at Ely Assizzs, whose sentences were mitigated to trAnspor:ation, were on Tuesday last conveyed to Newgate, from whence they are to be sent off to Botany Bay by the Exit vessel that sails, IPSWICH RACE.---SzcoND DAT.—(WeDusDAT). For The Gracierav:l's Pur-c of Mr. Grirewoo l's bls I'i&lkk - - 3 1 1 IA 14.0t....4 b. Is S!srapnva - - 1 2 5! Mr. Gun,lkon% Is. li. (NIT* - . 2 3 dr. FIORD DAT ....-( VIAL MOAT) --The Town Pane of XV% _ _ _ _ . .. Mr. Grtestu cud's b. la Uid.li': Wdrati4 b. e. :under Mr. %:(,)1,0:1's r. f. :;:rataberry 1 1 3 2 3 2 —There were a great many parsons on the Course rq each of the rase days, particularly on the second,— At the Ordinary , on Wednesday , upwards of 100 Gentlemen sit down to dinner: the Assetnhly on Thursday was most brilliantly attended, there being upwards of ‘.:;)0 L idies and Gentlemen present. Ti:e iThe a:re had its share of visitors, and presente4 crowded benches and boxes every night, and the performances gave general satisfaction. EATON tying now accomplished so much of his task, begiiis to be in uncommon high spirits, and this morning he was laughing and joking with those who were accompanying him, when he completed hi; 756th mile, alter which he retired to breakfast. This morning, between siz and seven o'clock, a young Gentleman, for a wager, walked one mile in eight minutes. The ground on which lie performed it WAS on Earox's course, on Blaciche.tth. Axprtus, tile Brighton Pvdest:i in, pursues his task (50 Miles a day for tveztay dap.) with unabated vi. gour. He completed his fourth day last night, and bets are in his favour. The Pedestrian whi has engaged to walk fifty.sTx miles per day, for eighteen days, on Ness - market Heath, has akoady performed nine, and there every probability that he will succeed in the completion of his great undertaking. SAILINt; MlTCll.—Ttviday last, the Below.br!dge Sailing-match for the Silver Cup and Cover, given annually by the Members of the Lcndnn Yacht Club,. took place between the six following Pleasure-boats ; Produce, St. George, Eclipse, Mercury, Greyhound, and Mermaid. The race was from Limehouse to Gravesend, and back to Greenwich ; the y started at nine a. m. with a fi ne breeze at south - wes t ; the Grey hound taking the lead, which she kept till off Green. with, at. which place Mr. ASTLEY'S boat, the Mercury, became headmost, but closely pressed by the others; all of which alternately took the lead. The St. George, however, reached Gravesend first ; and, on returning to windward, most excellent sport was afforded by the skilful essnecuvres of their Commanders, partieu laxly of-thole of the St. George and Mermaid; the former of which obtained the prize, by arriving ha fine style at Greenwich at half-past three, beakin; ;L e lOW, which Was SCCOAd, by ...MA minute..