The National Register.
London, England, 1811-04-28 00:00:00

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THE PRINCE REGENT'S LEVEE.

Tuesday, his Royal Highness the Prince Regent held his third
public Levee at Carlton-House. 'I he company began to arrive
about half past twelve, and continued to do so till past three, to
the number of about one thousand.—Those who belonged to
the distinguished Orders wore their collars, it being St. George's
Day.
His Royal Highness left his private apartments soon after twts
o'clock, attended by his usual suite, and proceeded to the Pre-
sence-Roonl, where were assembled the Royal Duke*, the Fu-
reign Ambassadors, the Lords and Grooms of the King's Bed-
chamber, the Cabinet Ministers, those whose offices entitle them
to the entrée, and others who have the special permission of the
His Royal I Uliness, after conversing with thetit; and they
having paid their respects, proceeded to the Levee-room, and
received the respects of the numerous assemblage. The follow-
ing were among the numerous presentations to his Royal High-

Lord Cochrane, on his return to England; Sir Francis Bur-
dett and Mr. Morris, the High Bailiff of the City of Westmin-
ster, to present the Address of th 1 City upon his Royal High-
ness being appointed Regent ; Mr. Heaviside, by the Earl of
Moira ; the Chevalier Bezera, by the Portuguese Ambassador ;
Lord Kinnaird, on his being appointed of his Royal Highness's
Council in Scotla?.d ; the Earl of Suffolk, by the Eatl of Moira;
Lord Sunderland, on his arrival froin Ireland ; the Earl of Car-
digan, on coming to his title ; Lord Hinton ; Captain Lord
Colville, of Culross, on succeeding to the title by the death cf
his father; Major Lord Charles Manners, 16th Light Dragoons;
at the same time the Noble Lord took leave of his Royal High-
ness, previous to his going abroad; Lord Rolle, by the Earl of
Moira ; Lord King, by the same ; Lord Frederick Bentinck, by
the same; Vice-Admiral Sir J. Collin Greenly, Part. on his pro-
m 'riot' and marriage; Admiral Young, on his being appointed
to co.nmand a squadron on particular service ; Vice-Admiral
Beale, on his return fi om the command at the Cape ; Lieut.-
Gen. Hill, on his return to Portugal; the Duke of Grafton, on
succeeding to his title; fir. Warren Hastings; Major Hope,
Aide-de-Camp to Gen. Graham, on his promotion and return to
Cadiz ; and the Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary from the Prince Regent of Portugal to the Emperor of

Tuesday, the venerable Bis!top of Winchester, as Prelate of
the Orde of the Garter, gave i magnificent dinner to his Royal
Highness the Prince Regent, the other Princes of the Blood,
and all the Knights of the Garter, at Winchester House, on the
banks of the Thames, near Chelsea. His Royal Highness sat
on the right hand of the venerable host, and the rest of the
Knights took their seats according to their seniority of rank in
this illustrious order. None but Knights of the Garter parti-
cipated in this splendid entertainment. There were ,resent,
besides the Prince Regent, their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of
York, Clarence, Kent, Cumberland, Cambridge, and Gloucester;
the Dukes of Devonshire and Beaufort ; Marquisses Salisbury,
W, Ilesley, Hertford, Stafford, Abercorn ; Earls Spencer, Win-
ch.-Isea, Carlisle, Camden, Westmorland, and Hardwicke;
Bishop of Salisbury; Dean of Windsor; and Sir Isaac Heard.