Star.
London, England, 1812-05-30 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT'S LEVEE.

Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT
held a Levee at Carlton House, which was numer-
ously attended. A party of Life Guards and Foot
Guards marched into Pall Mall and the Court-yard
of Carlton House in the morning. The Duke of
GLOUCESTER'S Band, in their state uniforms, attach-
ed to the former, attended, and played some charm-
ing pieces during the day.
The Levee was attended by-
-1 heir Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Clarence and Cumber-
land, the Cabinet Ministers, the Lord Steward, the Lord Cham-
berlain, Lord Cathcart (Gold Stick), Mr. Adam in his full robes,
as Chancellor to the Prince of Wales for the Duchy of Cornwall,
the Turkish and Sardinian Ambassadors, Prince Caste!cicala, the
American Charge d'Affaires, the Judge Advocate, Sheriff Birch,
and a great number of Nobility and Gentry.
It being Collar Day, the Members of the distin-
guished Orders wore their superb collars : several
came without them, but were obliged to return for
them, it being contrary to Court etiquette to appear
without.

After the Levee, his Royal Highness being seated
on his throne, the Lord Chamberlain introduced to
his presence the Members of the University of Ox-
ford, with the Address on the assassination of Mr.
PERCEVAL. Lord GRENVILLE, the Chancellor of the
University, in his full and superb robes, conducted
by the three squire beadles, attended by
The Archbishop of York, the Bishops of London, Oxford,
Winchester, St. Asaph, andUarlisle, the Lord Chancellor as Lord
High Steward of the University, the King's Advocate, the Judge
of the Admiralty, the Duke of Dorset, Lords Binnini and Ken-
yon, Earl Yarmouth, the Speaker of the I louse of Commons, Sir
I. C. Hippesley, Mr. M. A. Taylor, Sir John Nicholl, and about
one hundred Masters of Colleges, Houses, Proctors, Doctors,
Masters, &c.
They were all most graciously received. They
came in grand procession from the St. Alban's Ta-
vern, in Sr. Alban's-street, dressed in their College
dresses, which had a very grand effect. The novelty
of their appearance attracted a large concourse of
spectators.

The following had the honour of being presented
to the Prince :
Captain Tonkin, by the Lord in Waiting.
Sir Humphry Davy, on his marriage.
Sir James Shaw, with an Address from Kilmarnock.
Sir J. Cotterel, with an Address from the County of Hereford.
Earl of Lonsdale, to present an Address of condolence on the
death of Mr. Perceval, from the Borough of Kendal.
Sir L. Worsley Holmes, to present Addresses from the Bo-
roughs of Newport and Yarmouth.
had of Eglingtou, to present an Address from the County of
Renfrew.

Sir C. Pole and Sir T. Tyrrwhitt, with an Addrees from Ply-
mouth.

Mr. Chute, Mr. Heathcote, and Major-General Porter with
an Address from the inhabitants of the town and parish of Gos-
port, on the death of Mr. Perceyal.
Mr. Chute, Mr. Heathcote, Mr. Miller, and Admiral Mark-
ham, with an Address from the inhabitants of the town and pa-
rish of Portsea, on the death of Mr. Perceval.

Viscount Milton and Mr. Wilberforce•, with Addresses from
the Corporation of Doncaster, and from the Master Cutlers,
Clergy, Gent' y, !cc. of Sheffield and its neighbourhood.
The High Sheriff, the Vice-Lieutenant, and Members for Sur-
rey, with an Address. •
Mr. Powell Collings and Mr. Baring, with an Address from
the Borough and .neighbourhood of Taunton.

Mr. Dundas, with two AddreAses from the City of Et4intaurgh.
Vice-Admiral Martin, on his going to command itt Lisbon.
Rear-Admiral Frazer, on promotion, and being appointed
Equerry to the Duke of C:mbr.dge.

Sir Richard Gamon, by Lord Henniker.
Lieutenant-General Hewett, on his return from India.
Lord Edward O'Bryan, by the Lord in airing.
Sir George Bowyer, by ditto.
Sir Edward Berry, by ditto.
Lord Montfort, upon being appointed Major to the lit Sur-
rey Militia.
Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Chambre Hill, en being nomina-
nated Proxy for his brother, Sir Rowland Hill, K. B. at the en-
suing installation of the Bath.
Captain C. Cole, R.N. on being nominated Proxy for Sir R.
Goodwin Keats, K.B. at the ensuing installation of the Bath.
Sir R. Barlow, as Proxy for Sir G. Barlow, at the Installation
of the Knights of the Most Hon. Order of the Bath. •

Captain the Hon. C. Gordon, Aid-de-scamp to Sir 3. Hulse, on
being appointed Proxy for him at the approaching Installation.
C. H. Colville, Esq. to be knighted as Proxy to Sir T. Griltam.
C. W. Flint, Esq. Proxy for the Right Hon. Sir H. Wellesley.
Colonel Burnaby, Ist Foot Guards, on promotion.
Colonel Fitzroy, on promotion.
Lieutenant-Colonel G. Napier, 52 Regiment, ou return front
Portugal.
lieutenant-Colonel Carey, 84th Regiment, on his return from
Ind's.

Lieutenant-Colonel Kyrle Money, on promotion in the line.
Lieutenant-Colonel Coeds.% 61st Regiment, on promotion,
and return from Portugal.
Lieutenant-Colonel Lloyd.
Colonel Lyster, Sheriff of Shropshire, with an Address.
Lieutenant-Colonel Finch Hatton, Ist East Kent Local Militia.
Lieutenant-Colonel Hill, Shropshire Yeomanry Cavalry.
Lientenant•Colonel Pepper, Royal Meath Militia, on coming
from Ireland.
Lieutenant-Colonel I mwe, on arrival from the lonian Isles.
Lieutenant-Colonel Montgomery, Fermanagh Militia.
Lieutenant Colonel Gaitskill, with an Address from Surrey.
Sir .1. G. Cotterell and lieutenant-Colonel Forey, with an
Address front the County of Hereford.
Bishop of Chester, on his promotion to the Bishoprick of Ely.
Major-General Kemmis, on return from Spain and Portugal.
Mr. 0. Longmao, M.Y. for Maidstone.