Star.
London, England, 1813-02-02 00:00:00

pAßwictl, FEBRUARY 1.

The Ilady Frances packet, captain Ruyan, ba
just arrived from Gottenburgh, General SARRAZIS
and servant are sent back by the Swedish Govern.
ment by this conveyance, The passengers cannot
land in time fur the mail, as there is a strong ebb
tide, and the packet has been obliged to Wing up is
the Rolling grounds,-..Wind N.

DIAL, Fp3itljAnY 1.
Arrived and sailed for the Rtver the Amity, NF
snots, from St, Michael's ; also arrived his MAjesty's
ship PRINCESS VAROLINIS from POrtSMOuth. Came
down from the River ;eye* merchant vessels, an!
sailed !gilder convoy of the Sritany gun brig, f
Pertsiitouth—•among them are, the fortitude, for
Trinidad ; Bird, for Malta i and the Atteensit for
Lisbon.—Wind North.

CORK, JANUARY

Yesterday morning his Majesty's ships P.Eoutut,
44 guns, Capt. TAI LOUR, armed en cute, and Mss,
POMEIII4 36, Capt. Gomm*, ditto, arriTed at Con,
and are now disembarking the 62d Regiment of Foot,
from Jersey. After which they are to receive on board
the Sd Veteran Garrison Battalion for Malta.

LEITH, JANUARY so,
The Friendship, Hock,, and Vigilant, Cuz.r,, from
Copenhagen, arrived in the Roadsoa Thursday, with
grain. The Violet, P&NNAN, of Aberdeen, from
London to Malta, passed through the Gut, Gibraltar,
on the 21st December all well. The APl44l$ sloop
of war sailed from the Roads on Thursday on a
cruize. The Danish .galliot Johanna, from Jutland,
with barley, prize to ske BREVDACIEREN gun Lrig, ar•
rived in the Roads on Thursday night.

Ministers have given to Lady CROLLA JOIINSTOn
a pension of £250 a-year.
All the principal manufacturing and trading towns
are actively employed in seconding the proposal of
Ministers to open the East India trade. Mr. Ccattas
STIRLING and Mr. JAMES OSWALD, two of the gentle.
men deputed by the Merchants and Manufacturers of
Glasgow, to meet the Deputies of those other towns
who oppose the renewal of the East India Company's
Charter, have proceeded to London. Mr. Resist
DRNNISTON is also engaged in this mission. Mr.
CRAWFORD left Greenock on Wednesday for the same
purpose. ALEX. DUNLOP, Esq. banker, is his COi.
league in the deputation.
The three French prisoners, who escaped from
the Depot at Perth, during the extremely thick fog
of Wednesday se'nnight, got undetected to Brough:y
Ferry, from whence they stole a small sloop belong.
ing to Mr. Grubh ; and, as nothing fartker has been
heard of them, it is supposed they Lave got cleft.
The prisoners went to Dundee, and took some re.
t.eshment, without seeming to dread any disturbact
They afterwards proceeded directly to the sloop
which is about 13 tons burden, and was provisioned
for ten days. There is, therefore, strong ground
for suspecting that they had been assisted in tha
escape by persons who had given them information
of the means which they adopted.
A number of vessels, with French licences, are
as
their passage from France to this country, krcarg
and others are preparing to come over. It is said, twt
in consequence of the great demand for Englis' trer'
chandize in France, and no French produce beim. id:
lOwed to be imported here in return, EnOish guiat
have fallen considerably in value in Fiance. any'
this state of things continue, the natural recut
14i, that a great portion of gold coin, st hick n.o t.cco
smuggled from time to time out 'f England, will' .
returned in payment for British goods.
Bftnnu.—No alteration in the priLe this week: tilt
quartets loaf, eighteen-pencrhalfpenny.

pFNCE REGRNrS LEPE2 AND COURT.

Ye, relay ' is Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT
helot h: second Levee this season at Carlton House,
which was very numerously attended.—There were
present—
Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York, Clarence, Kent,
Cumberland. Cambridge, and Brunswick, the Archbishops of
Canorhury aml York, the Lord Primate of Ireland. the Arch-
b,,eop Tuam, the Lord Chant*llor, the Lord President of
the Council, the Lord Privy Seal. the three Secretaries of State,
the President of the Board of Trade, the First Lord of the Trea-
sury, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the First Lord of the
Admiralty, the Master-General of the Ordnance, the Chancel.
h,r of the aicliy of Lancaster, the Lewd Steward of the House-
hold. the Lord Chamberlain, the Vice-Chamberlain, the Nea-
politan, the Hessian, and Russian Ambassadors, Princes de
Parrulla and Caste!cicala, the Speaker of the House of Com-
mons, who came iu mate with his full attendance, the Captain
of the Gentlemen Pt ristoners, the Master of the Rolls, the At-
torney and Solicitor-Generals, the Chancellor of the Duchy of
Cornwall to the Prince of Wales, the King's Advocate, the
Judge Advocate, the Usher of the Black Rod, the Recorder ut
London, &c.
The RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR came to Court in state,
followed by his full spite of embassy, and the Rus-
sian Admirals in this etraatry, who were regularly
introduced to his ROYAL Htonsress in their rank as
foreigners, and conducted by Mr. CHESTER, the As-
sistant Master of the Ceremonies.
After the Levee his ROYAL HIGHNESS retired to
his closet, and held a Chapter of the Knights of the
Bath. T'e PRINCE not being of this Order did not
wear the Robes, but, as representing the Sovereign,
wore the red riband over his regimentals. The
Chapter was attended by—
His Royal Highness the Duke of York, as acting Grand Mae.
ter; Lord Henley, sir J. B. Warren, Sir A. Clarke, Sir I'.
Trier, 1. Duckworth, J.. smarm D. Dundas, R. Strachan,
J. Stuart, Lord Coelarage, end 'ls. Graham.
The Ch pter being opened in due form, Lieut.-
General WILLIAM RY.PPEL was introduced between
Lord COCHRANE and Sir THOMAS GRAHAM, the
two Junior Knights present, they having retired for
that purpose, accompanied by FRANCIS TOWNSEND,
Esq. Deputy Windsor Herald, with his staff of
office, and carrying a velvet cushion with a red riband
of the Order on it, Sir ISAAC HEARD, Gentleman
Usher of the Red Book, and Brunswick Herald. the
Heralds, and several other Gentlemen belonging to
the Order. They, as well as all the Knights, were
dressed in their full robes, which had a very splen-
did effect. The new Knight, and those introducing
him, bowed three times to the PRINCE, on their ap-
proach to his ROYAL HIGHNESS. General Kum
knelt before the PRINCE, and his ROYAL HIGHNESS
placed the Sword of State on his left shoulder to
create him a Knight of the Order; after which he
placed the red ribband on him, assisted by his Royal
Highness the Duke of YORK, as acting Grand
Master of the Order. The General, now Sir WIL-
LIAM, had the honour to kiss his ROYAL. HIGHNESS'S
hand.

Lieutenant-General Sir John Doyle, Bart. MaiorGeneral
Thomas Picton, and Major-General the Hon. Charles William
Stewart, were introduced by the same Junior Kalbhts, and in a
similar way and form.
The following were also admitted Members of the
Order, but absent from different causes:
Admiral the Hon. George Berkeley, by inrlbpooltion.
Lieutenant-General Sir George Nugent, Ban. in Wis.
Lieutenant-General Lord William &Muck, and Major-Ge-
neral tne Hon. 1.. Cole, in the Peninsula.
After the Chapter, the PRIME RIMINI' held a
Privy Council, which was attended by all the Cabi-
net Ministers, at shich another Proclamation was
agreed upon respecting the Luddita. •
Mr. BULLEIt attended as Clerk of the Council: '
His ROYAL HIGIINEM &ore audieuce to the Eatl
of HARROWDY, Viscount Sumouvu, and the Marquis
Of WINCIIESTER.

The following had the honour of being presented
to the PRINCE, at the Levee:

Lieutenant-Colonel M'Mthon, Aide-de•Camp to 66 Royal
Hightits, the Primp Regent, to tabs leave on his departure for
his regit,,ent in India.

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Mr. G. W. Denys, M.P. by Earl Pomfret.
Sir Gilbert bane, on his being created a Baronet.
Lieutenant. Colonel Donovan, Spool& Staff, on his return to
the Army, by Earl Mein.
The Rio. John Doyle, upon his appointment to be Chaplain
to his Royal lilahnes% the Prince Regent.
The Hon. mid Rev. Mr. Cust, on his promotion to a Canonry
of Windsor.
Sir Home Popham, on his return from Spain.
Sir Wm. Beechey, by the Lord in Waiting.
Sir James Longboat, on coining to the title.
Sir Benjamin Hobhouse, on being created a Baronet.
Sir Culling Smith, on coming to the tide.
Prince de Parulla, by Prince Casteleicals.
Earl Harewood, on his promotion to the Earldom.
Viscount Jocelyn, oto his marriage. .
Earl of Aylesford, on Coming to his title.
Duke of Manchester, on returidng to Jamaica.
lord Clinton, on his promotion and return from Spain.
Earl of Moira, on being appointed Governor-fieriest; of India
and Coritmander-i, -Chiet of the Forces.
Lord Wiliam Russell, on his return to Spain.
Lord Davin, On his marriage.
The Earl of Chatleville, by the Lord in Waiting.
Admiral Scott on his promotion.
Major•Generai Pringle, on returning from Portugal.
Major-General Henry Clinton, on his arrival from Portugal.
Admiral Morris, on his promotion and return from the Baltic.
Admiral Boynton, on his promotion.
Admiral Sawyer, on his return from America.
General Moore, on his promotion and return from Alderney.
General Pringle, on his return from Portugal.
General Delancey, on his promotion.
t.meral Doyle, on returning to Spain.
Ceneral Davisob, on his promotion.
General Floyd, on his being appointed Geternor of Graves-
nil and Tilbury Fort.
General Payi.e, on his bring created a Baronet.
Vic-aunt Malpas, by the Earl of Chbimondeley.
General Sir David Dundas, on promotion to the King's Dra
Guar. :9.
Colonel Sir George Wood, on his taking the command of the
vf.il Art Hay in Spain.
Colonel Eyre, on his appointment to the lit Guards, by Sir
Burrard.
Major Hope, Onth Regiment, on his promotion.
Mr. Y. Eyre, b) the Lord in Waiting.
Ensign Hr H. Setor, 784 Regiment, on his appointment.
Mr. Brown, Ist Guards.
.t'ign Buckley, on hit appointment to the Ist Guards.
Mr. James, by General C. Stewart.
Mr. M. Bsesfoy, Coldstream Guards, on h'o appointment.
Mt. Sibley, ditto, by the Lord in Waiting.
11r.17. Douglas, by Lord Montague.
',Joel Sir Richard Fit tcher, R. E. on his return from Spain
Portugal, and on his bring created a Baronet.
joat.-inaionol Gibbs, 521 Regiment, on his going to Spain.
Maur.* Sir John Duckworth, on his return from Newfound.

It:t,;or Shelly, 47th Regiment, on his departu'e to Pqrtngal.
tollowicg Officers of the 7th Hussars were presented by
lar.t.Ganeral the Earl of Uxbridge :—Majorte, !lodge ant'
t.
r; Captains Roins, Pipon, Verner, Thornhill
"her; Lieutenanbbts O'Grady, O'HagerKty,ean Descars, El ,
Hathlyn, Wildman, and Maddison ; L.:toilets Gordon
Neeuluttn.
aJor ke de, Irth Regiment, on perta'sslen to receive tbt
`Ot S Ferd nun, and Merit.
''r- lit 7 ,ou Ms return f bro Mahn.
'" of t4in, by Lurd ‘4...tftivagti.

Captain Swetendato. 18th Dragodos, on his return from Par-1
msg.

:Captain Browne, 17th Dragoollll, cat its return from India.
Captain Wynyard, A. A. G. on his return from Cadiz.
The following ()Serra, en returr. from Portugal : Colonel Her-
vey,.l4th Dragocns ; Colonel Williams, lath Foot; Major Ew-
an, R. Y. Rangers; Major Macleod, R. F.; Colonel Cochrane,
36th Regiment; Colonel Bingham Ist Guards; Colonel Nor-,
tat, 95th Regiment; Captain Clements, Ist Guards • Captain'
W bite, Coldstream Guards; Colonel Mansel, 53d Regiment ;
Colone Cadogan, Colonel M'Bean, and Mr. T. Sydenham.
Mr. Jackson, on going abroad.
Captain Murray, Royal Horse Guardr, on being appointed
one of her Majesty's Equeries. •
Colonel Way, 29th Regiment, by Sir T. Trigge.
Mr. D. Monier, on return from Constantinople, by Lord
Radstock.
Mr. De Lisle, on his marriage.
Colonel Church, Greek Light Infantry, on promotion.
Captain :it. Clair, R.N. ditto.
C.aptain Hanchtat, R.N. dl!to.
Mr Littleton, en his marriage, by Marquis Wellesley.
Hoe. Captaitt Irby, 2d Life Guards, on his appointment.
Major Lind•tay, 78th Regiment, on his return from Java.
Mr. C. Herbert, by Mr. Herbert.
Colonel Orde, 99th Regitnent, on his return from America.
Mr. R. Abercromby, by Lord Melville.
Mr. Keurick, 2d Justice, on his appointment.
Mr. Horsley, by Mr. E. Bouvcrie.
I.ord Carlton, 44th Regiment, on his return front Spain.
Mr. Nash, by the Earl of Yarmouth.
Mr. R. Sr. John, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. T. Mortiock, by the same.
Colonel Sarelay, Corsican Rangers, on his promotion.
Mr. Bayly, on return from Jamaica.
Captain Horton, on return from abroad.
Captain Lloyd, R.N. on return from Java.
Colonel L'Estrange, on appointMent to the 26th Foot.
Major Maclaine' 87th regiment, on return to Spain.
Captain Dacres,R.N. on return from America.
Colonel Pilkington, R.E. by the Lord in Waiting,
Colonel Turner, on return to Portugal.
Captain Byam, R. N. on return from the West Indies.
Sir H. Douglas, on his appointment at the Military College,
and return from Spain.
Major Dalrymple, 19th Light Dragoons, on his marriage, by
Sir J. Graham.

Colonel W. Cotton, ad Guards, on return to PortugaL
There were also present...-.
Mae s-s-Mcnitrose and Manchester.
Maim:uses...Winchesteri Headford, Tavistock, Cornwallis,
Wellesley, Northampton, Stafford, Bath, and Hertford.
E Ars xi— berdeen, Harwood, Pomfret, Stair, Uxbridge, Sand-
wich, Guildford, Courtown, Moira, Mountedgeciusib, Clancarty,
Rigby, Chatham, Shaftsbury, Winclielsea Aylesford, Charle-
ville, Liverpool, Harrewhy, Mulgrave, !Bathurst, Yarmouth;
Westmoreland, and Cholniondeley.
Viscousrs—Chetwynd, Sidney, Maynard, Jocelyn, Tor-
rington, Lascelles, Melville, Bulkeky, Melbourne, ktnuclagb,
and Malpas.
COON Ts—De Palmela, St. Antonio, and Munster.
BARONS-..-DC Roll, and Dlemar.
Bunors—London, Salisbury, Chester, and Bangor.
DEANS—Windsor, and Raphoe.
Ray. DOCTORS—Waldgrave, Vyse, Byam, and Fynes.
Rev. Messas.—Hon. P. Irby, Hon. J. trust, J. T. Barrett,
Lee, W. Brown, J. Doyle, A. Hamilton, Blomberg, and
Welesley.
Loans--Radstoet, C. Spencer, Somers, Montiord, Boston, I.
Osborne, Hawarden, J.Hay, Clinton, W. Russell, uelvin, Eldon,
Kirkwall, Lowther Marker, Eardley, Erskine, Kenyon, Coch-
rane, J. Thynne, and Henniker.
' evatreas—Guareiro, at.d Tavaire.
SIRS—H. Burrard, J. Satmiarez, J. Doyle, H. Piechel, W.
Garrow, G. Heathcote, C. lia,tings, J. Harrington, E. Nagle, J.
Craig, H. Milord, -H. Popham, W. Wulseley, B. Hobliouse,
J. Longhorn, H. Douglas, W. Beeches', H. heaven, C. Flower,
D. Dundas, W. Pepperell, G. Wood, C. Smith, J. Duckworth,
S. Beckwith, H. Junes, T. Jones, (i. Blanc, W. Grant, Pin-
am, C. Rubinson, T. Tyrwlsitt, J. Malcolm, R. rletcber, W.
Payne, W. Smith. H. Dalrymple, J., Graham, A. Clarke, T.
l'rigge, R. Barclay, W. Sterling, C. Hauerston, and J. Nichol.
ANSIIRALs..-Nagk, Duckworth, Sautnares, Holloway, Modi-
som, Morris, Sawyer, Aplin, Bayutum, Scott, and Bowater.
GIN/RAU-1 urner, Fuller, Prescott, Wynyard, Balfour,
Grenville, Stanwtx,lA'arde, St. Leger, Walker, Pack, N. Hop-
kins Pima, Prescott, Moore, Doveton, Bolton, Pringle, Harris,
Kyd, Delancey, Davis, Doyle, kloyd, M'Leod, Clinton, Baker,
Payne, Bailey, D. Dundas, Calvert, Vyse, and Fane.
Cu turrets—Bloomfield, M'Mahon, Church, Vivian, Sherri-
son, Hon. Cochrane, Montalembert, Orde, Grey, 't hornton,
111 Tran, Finningham, Carleton, Bingham, Fuller, ke,kwith,
Norcott, Chapman, Manse!, Fletcher, Pilkington, Williams,
Eyre, Barclay, De Visme, Douglas, Wood, L'Estrange, Otway,
Way, Curtis, Turner, Cadogan, Gibbs, Harris, Hervey, Cotton,
Williams, Donovan, and Fisher.
MAJORS—Hodge, Denshire, Tonson, Hope, Kelly, Prescott,
Keade, Ewart, Blaquire, Stackpole, LiVsay, Doyle, it.acleod,
Dalrymple, and Maclaine.
Captains—'llornhill, Piper', Keane, Lowther, Verner, Rob-
bins, C. Duke, Bluett, ilbraham, Hunter, White, Ratgersfield,
Hamlett, Byam, Swetenham, Lloyd, Dacres, Horton, Anacker
St. Clair, Clements, Irby, M. Forster, Aysoongh, Fruseuff, Rock.
fort, Tomlinson, Stopford, Browne, Harvey, Vi hire, Matnama-
ra, Cramer, O'Conor, Wynyard, Murray.L. Stanhope, P. Sun-
hope, and Fit velarenee.
Lkutenauts—Elphinston, Wildman, O'Grady, Maddison,
Hagerty, Handy's, and Discars.
ILorneta--Nerdkarn, Gordon, and Jackson.
Ensigns—Buckley, Brown, M. Beautuy, Eyre, Shirley, Seton,
Messrs... 4. W. Denys, M‘Malion'Pole, W. Viliers, Peun,
W. Dundas, Canning, Paget, Reeves, Manning, Grant, kgerton,
Free mantle, Hume, A. Stanhope, White, C. Bruce, Hare, Hope,
LasceUes, Herbert, Beaumont, Curtis, Bouverie, F. Greville, Je-
kyll., Beckett, H. Addington, Montague, Banks, Chept, r, tuner,
R. Coates, F. Delme. Sutton, R. St. John, Horsley, Murdock,
Parker, C. Cutterell, Hon D. M. Erskine, Pears', Morgan, Bay-'I
ly, Jackson, Horsley, Neave, Santord, Noel, It: Carleton, W.
Douglas, Mellish, Burrows, Mercer, hydenham, Moiler, A.
Hammond, Berries, k. Abtecromby, De Lisle T. Eyre, C. i
Herbert, Gurney, James, Littleton, Etnrick, Nash, and Inglis.

His MAJESTY continues in the same state of tran-
quillity that we have reported for many weeks past.
Her MAJESTY is so meal recovered from her late
indisposition, as to be able to take her usual morn-
ing airings.
The SPANISH AMBASSADOR has for several days
been confined to his house, through indisposition.
The Trustees under the Act for purchasing an
estate' for the Marquis of WELLINGTON, have suc-
ceeded in procuring the property near Wellington,
in Somersetshire, which was formerly in the Wu-
Leuze family.
Lady HAMILTON has published a narrative of the
services she rendered to her country, by her influence
with the Queen of NAPLES, while resident with her
husband, the late Sir WILLIAM HAMILTON, at that
Court ; the cost of which, and the losses sustained
by her in the accomplishment of these services, she
states at not less than 020,000. Her Ladyship says
she is now embarrassed, and wishes for remuneration.
Mr. JEuvolsE, Mr. BAKER, and Mr. WADHAM
WYNDHAM, are Candidates to represent the City of
New Sarum in Parliament.

The Ladies, Noblemen, and Gentlemen, of every
County of Great Britain and Ireland, Amateurs and
Artists, now have such an opportunity tor a treat of
SKETCHES in WATER COLOURS as has never betore
occurred, and will never be repeated. The admired
Drawings of that Prince of Antiquaries, Captain
Gaosa, from which the Prints of his Antiquities
of England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, were
engraved, ate now brought to Public Auction, at
No. 42, Old Bond-street. The Sale begins on Thurs-
day, and continues to the following Wednesday in.
elusive, commencing each day at one o'clock to a
minutes The Drawings, Maps, Prints. and Books,
are on view daily until the opening of thi Salo.

oc Aanural Baynton, on his promotion.
Admiral Sawyer, on his return from Amen
WIIS General Moore, on his promotion and retui
ny'S General Pringle, on his return from Poring:
,E'rcr General Delancey, on his promotion.
(;eneral Doyle, on returning to Spain.
Mr. (;eneral Davison, on his promotion.
Ante Cenerat Floyd, on his being appointed Ce'
col• and and Tilbury Fort.
Central Payne, oil his bring created a Ban
V' aunt Malpas, by the Earl of Chblmond
7otti Central Sir David Dundas, on promotion
fog M Guar:,,
"Itty Colonel Sir George Wood, on his taking thl
one. 41..1 An litry in Spain.
o, ~Cslonel Eyre, on his appointment to the I
rcd. iL_Burrard.
Mayor Hope, 90th Regiment, on his proms
re Mt. F. Eyre, by the Lord in Waiting.
4nge. Hy. H. betor, lad Regiment, on hit
loop M. Brown, let Guards.
()fled
Buelky, on his appointment to the
:11,,r. James, by General C. Stewart.
oullu hl. Buanfoy, Colds•ream Guards, on /
ilia Mr. Sibley, Llitto by the Lord in Waiting
atioo Ir. W. DZuglas, Dy Lord Montague.
Cal4nti Sir Richard hit tcher, R. E. on his
n !Portugal, and on his bring created a /tarot
re 0 Aellt.-t:olonel Gibbs, 521 Regiment, on his
goo, 4401441 Sir John Duckworth, on his retun
, tha
er 1,4,;0r Shelly' 47th Regiment, on his depart
; ; I1:c following Officers of the 7th Hussars v
al.
.u.' %r.t-G2neral the Earl of Uxbridge :-3
ine,'7 Captains Robbins, Pipon, Verner, I
)00:‘!*
.1."111tr; Lieutenants O'Grady, Oliagt
L
w;!I ~
an! Hatblyn, Wildman, and Maddison ;
Gees
b'
ille de, Ir th Regiment, on pernessi
S . Ferd fluid and Merit.
r C , oat his return f btu Malta.
the '"' Ktt:tu,. ci t,lin, by Lord. L4...titivagti.