The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-10 00:00:00

VIE 13.1ZRYCE REGENT'S LEfriE:

. Yesterday 4t„two o'clock, his lloyalhness the
NINCE Rt.GENT'held,a Levee at Colton House. In,
the mortihig, a detachment of the Ist reoiment of
Foot Guards, with the colours flying, and wand in
their State uniforms, marched into the Court-yard
of Carlton House. A. troop of the Life Guards were
stationed. in Pall-mall, and the streets leading to it, to
regulate the carriages ; and printed notices from the
Lord Chamberlain's Office, were posted up (or the
same purpose. 'Trip Lev-ee was not so lull as ail
last, it was at ttended by' •

Their Royal Mg:messes-the Dukes Of' York, Clarence,
Kent, and Curnbe'rl. nd ; (the three latter came in state,. the
Duke of Clarenceaccompanying. the Dukettf Kent an their
Royal Ifrglinesses entering the Court4ard, the Guards pre.
presented arms, and 'the 'Band played " God save 114
King ;") the Archbishop of castle:, the Lord Chancellor„-
the Lord President of the Council, the Lord Priv'y Seal, the
First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer,
the FirSt Lord of the Admiralty, the three Secretaries or
State, the President of the Board of Control, the Secretary_:
at War, the A ttorney- Geoeral. the Master of the Roils ; the
Chancell6r,
.( Mr. Adam,) and the A ttorpey-General,'(Mr.
parrow,)'ot the Duchy of Cornwall ; the Lord Chamber.
the Lord • Steward of the HousehOld, • the Duke of
Brunswick, the Foreign Ministers, the Lord Chief Justice of
the Cowl Qf King's Bench, the Lord Chief Baron, the Lord
Mayor of London, the Sheriff's of London and Middlesex, and
the city ReMembraricer. •
I)i:lEw—of Gordon, Manchester; Newcastle, and Bed•
ford. • v-

MA-RQUISSES— Headfort, and Huntley.
EARLS Sandwich, Courtoun, flareourt,Fitzi.
william, Limerick, Carnarvon, Shaftesbury, Aboyne, Mount
Ede,ecumbe,Cavaiti Dartmouth,Guildford, Talbot, Ancrant,
Sulnik' Galloway, Kingston, Winchilsea, ,Digby, Mount
Cashel 1, and Jersey.
VI sc2ll NT 8,-. Cratiley, Milton, Downe, Lake, Monntjoy,
Boyle, Stekville, Melbourn,Petersipin, and Palmerston.
B S HOPS --Salisbury, St. Asapti, Worcester, NorWich„
and Carlisle. •

Lomas %Valsinßham, Crewe, Hood, Bagot, Gambier,
Stanley', Somerville, Brownlow, Ossulston, Forbes, Brad—
ford, Stawell, J.ovaine, 'Bruce,. Duodas, G, Taylor, H.
Powlett, Nap:er, Balgonie, L'lill4rd, Somers, Yarho.
rough, Rivera, iloth.im, Holland, Braybrook, and F. Os:
borne.

Rjvc. DOCTORS—Hughes, FiSher, and Perkiirs. -
Silts -G. Osborne, A. Clark, I B. Warren, F. Mittman,
G. Heatlicote, i. Shaw, R. Barclay, I. Harrington, 1. San-
marez; 4. Leicester, C. Cockerel, I. Sinclair, I. Nichol, M.
W. Ridley, .M. Lopez, I. Frederick, T, Turtori, M. Xi-
merles, I'. Thompson, C.. Bunbury, C. Flower, W. Elford,
'..Stepney, W. Parker, I. Lwing, H. C. Stanhope, R. W.
Vaughan, H. Engiefield, I. Throckmorton, W. Cockburn.
QuckwaEth, R. Bickerton, C. l'ole, T. Liddell, I.
lleard, C. Taihot, C. RosS, C; Asgill, W. Smith, S. Toi-
ler, and 1. Coffin.

(.;ENERALS-- Turner,'Tarleton, Thornton, Bailey, !Wait..
land, Pinch Ballour, Leigh, C,Avert, Kepp ell, Congreve,
Haddon, Cole, Hulse, Stevens, Dlikes, Forbes, A.
Campbell, Willingtion, Oswald, Thomas, Fisher, Taylor,
llyott, L. Gower, Lumley, Dunn,. Wemyss, Clinton, flu-.
goniu; Hammond, Dakin, Arabia.
COLONELS—Payne, Dawlins, Dundas, Strtift, Craven,
Wall; Ross, Bytier, M'Carthy, bra:listen, Wheatley, Chap..
lin, Sneyd, Kerrison, Gaitskill, Mellish, Meade, O'Kelly,
Bridges, Flood, Pollol,-liatinnst, Jackson, Macdonald, Mo-
lyneux,. Clement, Bk.:llford, Braddyli, Ellice, 'Baling,'
liram'ston,-Torrens. M•:'.l:,:km, Taylor, Cottor., West, Con-:.
greve,Stanli-cpe, Bunbury, ljeCrespigny,Falkiner, M'Cleod,
Tho:nton,

Akimirals-y-Duckworth, Bickertob, Hope, Durham. •
.I%.lajori7—Sacki)ola, Shaw, 'Campbell, 6.0rd00, Lloyd,
Buckner, Younghusband, Camac.

CAPTAINS--Agar, Cl):xtretier,.P.reston, P.'ercy,
.Fitt-Cia—
Dawsoil,Woddford,llllKirno.n,Lecke,&lexander,R.N.
Bingham, R. N. Courcy, 'tall, Whitby, 1-1.-I.)'Aeth, Cyr.
den, Bradshaw, R. N. F. Cochtane, R.N.:Wodehouse;Wal—
cott, Beaurnan, R. N. Pechell, R. N. Bere'shr.t, Shepherd,-
Whitby, N. N. Monis, Eyre, R N. Stuart, Seymot.fr;
may, S. Gore, Coffin, P.-Paulett.

DOCTOR s---13;tElie,, lieberden, Taylor, Bain.
RRv., MliSßSS.—Holtnes, Ileberden, Lee, Van-
der Ivletilen,..Lloyd, Townley, Eteiky, Long.
4.1.55-iss„---Sherictan, IVaugli,
Pigot„ Reeves, Howard.. Goddard, Ikllasyse, Stone.
Ilerbart, Palin-r, I. reeling; Sinclair, Dar, kins, Wellesley,
Page, Northey, Warty Barry, Douglas, slialcc-
soeare, Lake; Pculett, Lang,- Greathead, Vansittart, Sey-.
mour, Davy,.Daw, Blachford, Arthur, Wodehouse, Stones
11. Bamford,- Osgood; Talbot, Dundas, Macdonald, Ma-
quiere, Calcraft, IPottin, Wynne, C. Grant, Smith,
Thurlow, Usborne, Sinclair,%Volfi, Leigh, Braddyll,lVltindY,
Ricketts, 1-1. %Vier, Barwell, Browne, Skottovve; Calvert,
Hesketh, Navarre, Hobhouse, Benson.
The following had the honour of being presented
to his Royal Highness :
•

Capt.iin Lord Ilef-ciy Powlet, Royal Navy, 011 his appoint-
ment to be Colonel of the Marines, by his brother, the
Marquis bf Winchester.
Lieutenant-Colonel R. Payne, of the 46th Regiment.
Major-General Sir William Cockburn, on his promotion.
Captain Charretie, .of the 2tl regiment of 'Lite Guards.
Colonel Dalsell, ist Foot uuards, on rhoinotion. •
Lieutenant-Goionel Bunbury, et the Buffs.
'Lieutenant-General Alexander Campbell, on his promotion...,
Major. General Cole, on his return from Portugal, and ap--
pointment to the 103 d Regiment.
Mr.' Macleod, his Majesty's Lieutenant for the County of
C roman
Mr. 0. Bridgman, of the Ist Guards.
The Duke of Manchester, on his return from Jamaica, bl
the. Duke of Bedford.
Mr. Thomas Walpole.
Capt. Fitz-Clatence, Royal Hussars, on his promotion.
Capt. Preston' R. N. oh his return from the West lndiea.
Major-General Taylor, Commandant Army Depot, and IsIC
of Wight District, on his promotion.
The Duke of Newcastle, on his being appointed Ranger of
Sherwood Fore St.
Vice-Admiral Sir 1. Saumarez.

Lieut.-Colonel Duw ndas

Mr, Arthur, by Lord Limerick.

Licut..ColOriel Wall, on his promotion in the Oxfordshire
'Militia.
Mr. Stone, of the Board of Green Cloth,

Mr. Wnt. H. Pitt, on his_ appoin triielVt ia. the Coldstream}
Guards.

Col. Molyndux, on his promotion. - ,
Ensign G.A. F. Dawkins, 3(1 Guards.
Capt. j. Alexander, 1Z.N..0n promotion. •
Cayt. Couroy, of the Ooy.il Artillery,' A ide•du-eamp to Ma-
jor-Gen. Fishier. .
...

Ciptain Mac Kii.non, Cotclsircam Guahls,' on returning t!
Portugal.
Major Carnpbell, 72c1 , Regiment, on his return irom the
Mauritius. •

Capt. W. Percy, R. NI by the Lord in. Waiting.
•
Colonel Craven, by the Lord in. Waiting.
11Ia;or General -Fisher, on his promotion, and upon being
placed on the Stall; and appointed Cbminanding- Engioe,er,
at Portsmouth.
The Bishop of Carlisle, to present his Sepion preached
he-
tore the Society tor the propagation of the Gospel,
Capt. Gardon loth Hussars,-b.! the Lord in Waiting.
Lieutenant Colonel Kerrisuii, 7th Hussars, by the Lord in
Wi.iting. - • •
Mr. IVoinbwell, loth Hussars, on his appointment to•a,
Cor;etcy. •
Mr. uoultbee, roth llusslra, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lieut. -Ballard Yeunian, •K. N. on his promotion by Mr.
Hume.
Lieut. Rich, R.N. by the Lord in
Rear-Admiral Hope, on his appointment to.thciakilmiralty.
Mr. Galcratt, with a Petition in behalf of-Saxty and M6watt,
convi;is.

lion. F.nsignStopford, 3d Guards, by Earl Courtoun.
Ensign DaneoMbe, Coldstream Guards, by Lord Crewe-
Lieut.-Lol. Bridges, Royal, Engineers, on his retumsfrom
Ceylon. ,
Lieut.-Col. Blachford, Royal East.Middiesex
Mr. T. Braddyll, late Lieut.::Col. ColdstreaM Giurds, cn
his return irons the army in Portugal.
Earl Talbot, on Ins app9intment to the Lord Lieutenancy
of the County of Statiord.
Earl of Ancrain LOrd Lieutenant Of RoxbOrghshirc, and Co-
lonel of the lidinburghshire
Col. Buter, on ills being..appointed Lieut.-Governor to tht
• Royal Military Colley.-
•
CCol. M‘Doriald, Ist Guards, on his promotion.l
01. jactsciri, 66th Regiment, on his returning to India.
01. Clements Leitrim Militia, On his arrival from Ireland.
Lieut.-Col...Ellice, Deputy-Assistant Adjutant_ General, at
Canada.

Col. Taylor, Coldstream Guards, on his being named a _.o:p•'
missioacr Qr In Majaity's ktivate Property.

The Hon. Edward Stewart, by the Lora in Waiting. .
Lieut.-Col. Pollock, on his return from abroad.
Lieut.-Col Hood, 3d Guards, on his return from Portuga},
and on promotion, by Lord Hood.
Lieut.-Col. Mac Carthy, Royal Atriean Corps, :and on 'his
return from North America. "
Mr. Navarre, Ctrgell'Allaires, from Portugal.
The Spanish Ambassador and Suite, Isticcebsot to the
,Duke
del Infantado,) were presented.
Lieutenant-Colonel Mellish on being appointed one of his
Majesty's Equerries.-
141 r. Chaplin, Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant of the Lind-
say, Kesteven, and Lincoln Local Militia.
Captain Walcott, Royal Horse ,artillery, on. his return from
Portugal.
Capt. Hugh Seymour, 3d Guards.
Lieutenaht-Colonel Bramston, Commandant 2.(1 Essex Local
Militia.
Captain T. Cochrane, R. N. on his marriage.
Captain H.- L. Ball, on appointment to Christan the VII.
F:arl of Cavan on his appointment to the 58th regiment.
Captain Stuart, loth Hussars.
Captain Whitby, R. N. on his return from the Alediterri-
.

nean by Lord 'Melville.
Captain S. G. rechell,4?. N. by the Lord in Waitin
Captain Sheppard, R. N. by ditto.
Captain G. Eyre, It, N. on his return from the Mediterra-
_

bean, by L.Cird4lelville..
7 _
Captain Wodchouse, isth Husars, on promotion, by Lord
Woclehouse.
The Hon. Capt .S.Gore. on his going to Portugal.
Admiral Sir 11,chard Bickerton, on being appointed Com-
manden-in-Chief at Portsmouth.
Capt., Bradshaw, R.N. on his return from the ,NOrth
America station.
Admiral Sir I. T. Duckworth, on his return from New-
, ,s foundl a nd.
32._lajor.General Clinton, to take leave.
.
Dundas aid Mr. Osgood, by the Lord in Waiting.
11,laster Frederick Culling Smith, on his being appointed
-Page of Honour to the Prince Regent.
lord Napier-, on his being appointed High Commissioner to
the General scezably of the Church of Scotland. .
The Earl of Guildford, by the Lord in Waiting.
Sir William Parker, on succeeding to t: e Title,
!Ir. Tay hit, Deputy- I nspeetor. of Hospitals. on promotion.
Air. Professor 1.411,4, by Mr. Hume, upon which occasion,
his Royal Highness conferred the honour of Knighthood
on the Professor.:
Dunn,•by the Lord in Waiting.
Lieut—Gen. Maitland, on his return from Ceylon, his
pointm-ent to the loth Regiment of Eoot, and on- promotion.
Alajor-Gen. Lumley, on his appointment as Groom of the
bedchamber.
liajor.Gen. Thomas, Lieut.-Gen. Leveson G6wer, and
Gen. Forbes, on promotion.
Majorwen:Dyott, by the Lord in Waiting.
Major-Cen. Oswald, on• pro Motion, and being named to
command the• Duke of York's Regiment of Greek Light
Infantry.
Mr. George, Colonial Secretary, on his return from Nova
Scotia.
ttirl of Caernarvon, on- coming to his title, by Earl Fitz-
wil 1 iam•
;Mr. Talbot, by the Lard-in Waiting.
Toiler, by the Lord in Waiting, upon which occasion
the Prince was ple:sed to confer the honour of Knighthood
- on him.
orninissioner IVodellouse, on his appointment. •
Itti Stanley, with a petition from Preston, in .the County
of Lancaster, praying for time abolition of the Ordersin
Council, and for the restoration of peace.
A•ortf Balgonie, upon his promotion.
lit lt W. Lord bradfiird, Mr. Dotter), Vice-Ad -
Mind Sir Henry Fclwyn Stanhope, and gr. lohn Shakes-
pear, by the Load in Waiting.
--leutenarit-Colonel Ross, -Assistant Adjutant-General, on
phis aointment.
Beppauman R.A. by the Earl of Courtown.
I,‘•"ieneral 'far letup, on promotion.
r• C. G -Wynne, by the I lon., C. Finch.
iv,it, hope Weir, by the Lord in Waiting.
S:nclair, to preSent an Address.
'l'. Henry I.Qoine, Mr., Leigh, and Major-General Had-
-1,490, by the Lord in Waiting.
Dilkes, on promotion. v
Thomas Walpole and General Souter, by the Lord in
mg.
f; (.:. Grant, to present an Address of congratulation from
kr!fie Borough of Inverness. _
44!ptie Major Lloyd, R. A 1
,tot:d1: Io w the
on ls Lord
returnirt I,t‘o- s
a iri
with his Excellency
The
Dnkrne4cde'l in%ultactc;. I
Rev. W . Aldrich, on being appointed Chaplain to his
12,,) al, Highness the Prince Regent.
,Key. W, G. Townley, do.
Major Younghusband,-A.D.O h'y the Lord in waiting.
Ali. 1- Bamford Hesketh, on his return troni Sicily. •
Mr. Wulff; late Danish Consul.
Alr. M'Donald, of Clanranald, on his marriage.
__
Lord George Taylor; Sir W. Ellord, anti Sir Millman,
by time Lord in Waiting •
! . Wane, on his return from Portugal.
-MajorStackpoolt, 43th Regiment, on promotion.
The Lord-May& of Loudon, the She! iirs,
Itemembr
,ncer, presented the Resolutions of the:
• -
very o.• Loudon, •

An Address from the Roman Catholips of Eng-
atnd Was presented by Lord DE CLIFFORD, the Hon
WILLIAM STNURTOS, Sir HENRY ENGLEFIELD, Sir
3311 N THROCKMORTON, and 1 Air, EDWARD JEK-
'"INGHAM.

A
Pennon from Yorksh;re, biViSCOUIIIt MILTON
and Mr. WILBEHFORCE, accompanied by Earl 14:1Tz-
Nirru_rAm.
The Sheriffs of London and. Middlesex presented
IPetilion from Patrick Corbett and Jobn Brown,hos. Wood anct 'James Giffin).

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• It is said, That there are letters from Vera Cruz,
Zitich tP)t only Mention the arrival of the Spanish
• xPedititat there, bat stale that General RAYON has
'beet, completely defeated.
The. French Commander who failed in his attack
clnTarAtEt, has been sent to Parts bi Marshal SOULT,
11) order to take his trial (or miscondua on the oc-
casion. •

•
aln Cirnyhill, neighbourhood of Dunfermline,
eotland, a fine young child was lately attacked by
furious game cock', y-,:ho . brought him to the
ktound, leapt upon him, and picked out one of his
The child was speedily rescued, but lingered
few days, in great agony, and then died.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, APRIL TO. .\
tjhis day's IVl,trket had a scanty supply of different
'"ncis of Cattle ; Beef' is (leiter ; Lamb, Pork, and
V eat, are cheaper; _Mutton, sold al last price, and
the trade for the most part was not very brisk. The
sales in the Hayinarket were not very lively ; Clover
I:dropped in price ; Hay fetched a better price
"Ir4w obtained lasi price. T 4 following prices and
ttnhers area correct statement :

To sink the Offal, per stone of 81b.
sdßeef, 55. Id. to, 65-6 d. Mutton, 55. od. to 6s. 6d. Veal,
'°d to 75 6d Lamb 75. to Bs. 6d. Polk, ss. 04. to 6s
b.l3easts,' 710. Sheep and Lambs, 6,400. Calves, so..
4-Ig3, alSo.

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.
oci.ol. Straw, 21. f iS. od. to 1.
3
a'°s. Clover, 51. Los. od. to 01. ss. ocl.

•
CORN.EXCHANGE, APRIL 'O.—This day we hare
.140 t many further arrivals of Wheat, nor,much of
'remaining supplies, but little Ane, which :is at .
-Imall increase in price; Barley in short supply,
rather. higher, and appears a rising article ; Mali-
and While Peas, support the last quotation ; Beans
9t each kind rather dearer; the supplies'or-0 its are
IrlPeusiderable., in this trade somewhat higher iirices
art asked ;z...Fiour without. variation. • -

IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN2

HOUSE OF PEERS,

ITHUR.SDAY, APRIL 9.

BLACHFORD'S D,IYORCE I3ILL.

On the qiiestion for the second reading of this
Bill, the Counsel and Evidence in support of, the
same, who were in attendance, were .called to the
Bar,' and after an outline 1.4, the case (already be-
fbre the public) was statet4 they• proceeded to call
witnesses with aview to establish the primarily ne-
cessary part of the marriage. •
Among the witnesses adduced was Lord-Henley,
who spoke. of his knowledge of 'the Petitioner, Mr.
Blachford, as an individual, while:his Lordship was
Minister at the'Court of Vienna, though he hadno
particular acquait‘t;ince with him. Ot the fact of
the inarriage, we understood his LurdShip to'say,
he. could nut speak from his own personal know-.
ledge.

The Rev. Mr. Sivewright,.who had been Chap-
lain to the Legation at the Coon of Vienna, in
slaied that Mi. Bi4cbtord was tuarriel by

,
him to a M a
Miss Brady, but it was at private lodging
in the Austrian capital, and not at the residence of
the British Minist• r.

It appeared that Mr. B. had-been,previously mar-
ried to Mrs. B. a Dresden,. but as the Gentleman
was a-Protestani; it had been deemed proptr to have
the parties married by a Clergyman of the Church
of England_
Alter some discussion on the point between the
Learned Counsel 'at the bar, and some of their LorLil
ships,•it appeared to be the opinion of the Lord
Chancellor, that the proof of the Marriage addoced
was not adequate to establish its 1611 v aldity;
and it Ar.,s ordered, with a'riew to-allow the parties
time to bring forward proof of the Marriage h,uing
been solenintzed aci:urding to (he legal tortes of the
country in w -lea it took ,flag., that the proceed-
ingson the sill, should be aojourned- till this day
seiniitgnt.

Their linrclihips then proceeded to forward the
Bilis upon the table in their several stages.
000 of these, the Iriin 'County Court Houses,
and Infirmaries. Bill was strongly riojeMed to by the
E.;11 of Clancarty. His Lords lip mcido-a variety of
observations against the trir,.,ure ; but the Lone and
direction at his ..)ice (the Nob:e B4rl spekeiretn
the Cross Bench, with his back to the 13-lr) we were
unatne facetted the nature, and puri..4.41 of them %nil
suffirent accuracy. His Lord3hip concluded by
moving, that Ole Bill b,- read a second time tins
day three months; on which motion, the (In.'s' on
being immediately put, it was ordered accoidit!gly.,
CATAIOLICS.

The Earl of DiJNeUGHMORE, ill a low ione of
voicey'sajd a few words on the occasion of the post-_
pOnrinent of his intended motion, respeoing the
-Pennon of the Irish Catholics, from (o-morrow, for
which. it stood, to.a future, day. He observed there
were Certain reasons which induced tom to come
forward to move a postponement of thc,discussio:i of
the subject in question. What kliose reasons were,
he conceived it unnecessary to state to it4r
ships, but he telt they were tuly-adequate to ilVoity
Imo' iu the proceeding The Nook Earl then
Moved, That the Or,,er tor'suiwnoning their tord-
shipi on his molion for to motiow be discharged i 4
which being ordered, he 'moved that the Lords be -
summoned tqf Tuesday, I .V ISt iiistantywhich was
ordered aceoi-din,iy. . ,