Star.
London, England, 1815-04-13 00:00:00

7NR PRINCE REGENTS COURT.

Yesterday, his Royal Highness the Palms Ream'
held an Investure of the Most Honourable Military
Oi der of the Bath, when their Royal Highotsses the
'Dykes of Clarente, Kent, and Gloucester, were se-
verallt introduced, and invested with the insignia of
Knights' Grand Cross of the Order.
Admirals Sir Richard Onslow and Lord Rad.
stock were then severally introduced, Knighted, and
invested.
Admiral Sir Roger Curtis was next introduced,
and (being already a Knight) invested with the like
insignia.
Then Lientenant•Generals the Earl of Uxbridge,
Sir Harry Calvert, Sir Wm. Henry Clinton, Ad-
miral Sir George Montagu, and Major-General Sir
Charles Colville, were in like manner respectively in-
troduced, Knighted, and invested.
Adm. rals Lord Gaarbier and Sir Charles Morice
Pole, 11 rrt. the two Senior Knights Commanders,
received the honour of Knighthood from the Prince
Repent.
The following dist.nguished Officers were after-
wards introduced and received a similar honour
Admirals—James Hawkins Whitslied, Sir Robert Calder,
Dart • John Knight, Edward Thurtioarough, and George
Campbell.
Vice-Admirals—.Georae Murray, John Sutton, William Es-
sington, Sir Edmund Nagle, Sir Ge•.rge Marlin, Hon. Robert
Stopford, Thomas Foley, William liargood, Robett Moorsom,
Lawrence William Halsted, Sir Joseph Sidney Yorke, Hon.
Arthur Kaye Legge, Sir 'llionuis Will!ams, and Sir Thomas
Boulden Thompson.
Rear-Admirals—Lord Henry Paulet, Grahani Moore, Henry
William Bayniun, Sir Richard King, Bart. Richard Lee, Ben-
jamin Hallowell, George I lope, Lord Amelius Beauclerk, James
Nicoll Morris, 'Thomas Francis Freentautlo, Sir Francis Lofts-
rey, Bart. William Hoiliam, Sir John Cave, the Hon. Henry
Hutbam, and Sir HumesPopliam.
Lieutenant-Generals—Charles Linsingen, Moore Disney,
Henry Ward, Ronald Crateurd, William Houstoun, Hon. Wil-
liam Lumley, Wroth Painter Arland, •and Henry Frederick
Campbell.
Major-Generals—George Townsend Walker, Henry Edward
Butibury, Richard Hussey Vivian, Henry Bell, of the Royal
Marini.s; William Anson, Edward Howorth, the Hon. Edward
Stoptord, Alan Cameron, Henry Fane. Orurge Anson, Ken-
neth Alexander Howard, the Hon. William Ponso iby, John
Byng, Denis Pact., Lord Rubor, Edward Somerset, James Wil-
loughby Gordon, James Kempf William H. Pringle, the Hon.
Robert W. O'Callaghan, and William Inglis.
Lieutenant-Colonels—James Douglas, Portuguese Service ;
Jeremiah Dickson, A,sistatit Quarter-Master-Gzneral; Wil-
liam John May, Royal Artillery; William Gomm, Coldstream
Guards; Augustus Fraser, Royal Artillery; Maxwell Grant,
42d Furst; Robert Gardiner, Royal Artillery; and John Dyer,
Royal Artillery.
The following General Officers in the East-India
C.inipany's service also received . the honour of
Knighthood :---
nijar-Generals—Hector Maclean, Thomas Dallas, Henry
White, and Sackeille Browne.
Ilia Royal Highness was also pleased to confer
the honour of Knighthood on the following.distin-
guished Officers, who, however, were not invested
by his Royal Highness
:
Captain John Talbot, R. N.
Colonels—C. P. Sellars ' • John Ellg, Royal Regiment Horse
Guards; Charles P. Idelsim, teeth Regiment; George Ridout
Bingham, lid Regiment Foot ; Heyde t Framingham, Royal
-Artillery ; Andrew O. F. Barnard, 95th Foot ; William Robe,
Royal Ar.illery ; John Mean ieltla root ; Richard Down
Jackson, Coldstream Guards; M`:-tan, Campbell, ditto; IL F.
liouverie, ditto.
The new gold Badge Pendant of the Order is
worn from a broad ribbon, similar to that of the
Order of the Bath, hanging on the breast.
The Cross is gold enamel, white, of eight points,
having between the angles four Lions of England.
In the centre, the ancient badge circle and motto of
ale Order, surrounded by two branches of laurel
issuing from an escrol, inscribed 46 Ick Dien," in
gold.
The Star which was presented to the several Ge-
neral and Flag Officers, who were invested as Knights
Commanders, is of the shape of a Cross pattee,
With silver rays, having in the centre three Imperial
crowns within the circle, motto, and two branches
of laurel issuing from the Prince's motto, Rs above
described.

Her 'MAJESTY dined yesterday at the Queen's Pa-
lace, and at nine ia the evening went to a dress parry
at Carlton-House. '
The milk-woman, charged with attempting to steal
the King's Crown from the Tower of London, has
been discharged, sufficient evidence having been give..
to prove her insanity : on her leaving the Office, she
again observed to the blagi.trafe, 4‘ it was a pity so
much property should lie useless, while many pour fa-
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