Star.
London, England, 1808-01-14 00:00:00

THE COURT.).

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Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, their Msnorrizs
arrived at the Queen's Palace, from Win dsor, in their
travelling carriage, escortedby a party of Light Horse .
—.the Pen;Claes followed in two other carriages.
Soon after one o'clock, the Princesses ELIZABETH
and Soma, went to St. James's Palace, and honoured
Lady CHAILOTTZ FINCH, at her apartments, with a
morning visit ; their Royal Highnesses were soon
after followed by their Royal Sisters, the Princesses
M* andlikuntA ; they all remained with their re-
spected Governess till about three o'clock, when they
returned to the Queen's Palace.
Soon after two o'clock, his MAnsTy held a private
levee at the Queen's Palace,. which was numerously
attended. There were present—
The Lord Chancellor, the First Lord of the Treasury, the three
Secretaries of State, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of
King's Bench, the Lord Chamberlain, the Sheriffs of London and
Middlesex, Alderman Shaw, the Recorder of London, the Duke
of Montrose, the Earls of Fife and Uxbridge, Viscount Hawar-
den, Lords Somerville, Heathfield, and 1... Gower, Sirs I:
and T. Shairp, Generals Sir J. Moore, Villettes, Paget, Lumley,
Frazer, and Oakes ; Colonels Kempt, Clinton, and Nichols ; the
Rev. Mr. Digby; Messrs. Stewart, Phillips, Smith, Garliie, Her-
bert and Fawkner.
The following had the honour of being presented
to his MAJESTY :
Sir !Ames Innes Kraotpon his marriage, by the Earl of Fire.
Lord Lxvzson GOWER, upon his return froro his Embassy to
the Court of Petersburgh.
Messrs. Piz:Lt.:es and SMITH' the Sheriffs of London and
Middlesex, upon their tlection to their Office, by Mr. Alderman
SLAW.
Major General PAGET, upon his promotion and return from
Sicily, by the Earl of UILDRIDGE.
Lieutenant General Sir J anti Mooax, upon his return from

Sicily.
The Rev. Mr. DIGBY, upon his being appointed one of the
Canons of Windsor, by Lord SOMERVILLE.
Mr. STEWART, upon his return from his being Secretary to the
Embassy at Petersburgh.
Lieutenant General VzttETTEs, upon his being appointed to the
command of the 64th Regiment, and to be Lieutenant Governor
of the Island of Jamaica, and Commander of the Forces, with the
rank of General in the Island.
Mr. GARLICEL, upon his return as his Majesty's Envoy from
the Courts of Copenhagen and Prussia.
Brigadier General LUMLEY, upon his return from South
America.
Sir STEPREN SHAME, upon his return from being his Majesty's
Consul at Petersburgh.
Major General M‘Ktts tit FRAZER, upon his return from the
Mediterranean.
Colonel Kr.strT, of the 81st Regiment, upon his being appoint-
ed Quarter Master General to his Majesty's Forces in North
America.
Colonel HENRY CLIN-rox, upon his return from Sicily.
Lieutenant Colonel Nic no Ls, of the Royal York Rangers,
upim his promotion and return from Buenos Ayres.
Viscount HAwsaDLN, upon his succeeding to that title.
Major General oABr.slupon his return from Sicily.
His MAJESTY gave audiences to the Cabinet Mini-
sters, Lord LEVESON GOWER and Mr- Gsnuatz, and
held a Privy Council, at which the Recorder of Lon-
don attended, and made his report of the following
convicts capitally convicted at the last Old Bailey
Sessions :
J. Almond, for forgery..
M. Brady, for stealing goods, value 121. 15s. in a dwelling-

house.
Jane Mosenau, for stealing goods, value 131. in a dwelling-
house.
Mary Crooks, alias Viney, for stealing goods and money in
dwelling-house.
Margaret Norton, for a like offence.
M. Tuhoy, for a like offence.
Elizabeth Tippett, for uttering counterfeit money, and having
before been convicted as a common utterer.
When J. Almond was ordered to be executed on
Wednesday next. The others were respited during
the King's pleasure.
The Court did not break up till near half past six.

Yesterday a number of the female Nobility, an
persons of distinction, paid their respects to her M -
JE.STY and the Paincaszs, at the Queen's Palace.
Yesterday the Princess SorniA of Gloucester dined
with her MAJESTY and the PRINCFSSES.

Yesterday the Lord Chamberlain sent a number
tickets of admission for spectators, at the ensuing ce-
lebra:ion of her MAJESTY'S Birth-elay, to the QUEEN
and PRINCESSES.

Yesterday the Right Hon. the Chancellor of the.
Exchequer gave a Cabinet dinner, at his official house
in Downing street. The following were the Members
present :—The LORD CHANCELLOR, the Duke
POP TLAND, Earl CAMDEN, Lords HAWKESBUHY, MUJ
GRAVE and BATHURST, and Mr. CANNING.

Sunday evening, was married, by special licence,
at the house of Henry Merrick Ho. rt, Esq. York-
place, the Right Hon. Lord KEITH, K. B. &c.
to Miss TIIRALE, eldest daughter of the late HEERT
TIIIIALE, Esq.
The Earl of ILCIIESTER will become of age on the
21st of next month, when he will bestow' the hand

his fair sister LadyLOUISA EMMA STRANGEWAYS,
his friend Lord HENRY ParrY. Preparatiqns, on
most splendid scale, are making on the happy

casion.

Loris the XVIIIth went through the Edgware
Road on Sunday morning last, in his carriage and
six, on his way to the Marquis of BucaniditAsi s,
Stowe, and changed horses at Bayswater, where
relay of eleven horses was in waiting.
The Duke and Duchess of RICHMOND, and a large
party of Nobility and Gentry, are now at Farnham,
the seat of the Earl of Farnham, in the County
Cavan : their Graces left Castle Coole, the magni-
ficent seat of the Earl of BELMORE, in the County
of Fermanagh, on Wednesday last.
We have already mentioned the death of Lord
ALEXANDER GORDON, second son of the Duke of Gor
now. The deceased only entered into his twenty-third
year in November last. His disorder was internal.
On Thursday night the fatal change took place
on Friday night he died, attended by his mother
Duchess of GORDON, his sister the Duchess of 11
roan, and the Marquis of HUNTLEY, his. Lordshii.
brother. The Duchess of BEDFORD is on her return
to. Woburn Abbey.
The
.greater part of the luggage belonging to
Marquis of Douol4s, has arrived in England.
the vessel which brought it home was on its passage,
she was boarded by a French privateer. The ship'
papers? &c.. were overhauled; but the captors content
ed themselves with taking the carriage and two valt
able paintings belonging to his Lordship, susd suffer.
ed the vessel to proceed on ilex voyage,