Star.
London, England, 1807-11-19 00:00:00

THE COURT.

Yeflerday, about a quarter part twelve o'ckck,l
their Majtsrits at rived at the Q2een's Palace, from
Windfor, in their travelling chariot, efcorted by a
party of Light Horfe. They were followed by two
tither Royal carriage!, in which were the Duke of
CAMBRIDGE, Princeffes AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH,
Malty, and AMELIA, attended by Ladies Caant.sv
and AYLESBURY. The Duke of KENT was in rea-
dinefs to receive them at the Palaces The Dukes of
Yotilt and CUMBERLAND came to the Palace loon
after.

His MAVISTY held a Private Levee, at the
Qr/een's Palace, loon after two o'clock, whit% was
arrentled by—

The Arabifisop of Canterbury. the Lord Chancellor, the Lord
Prt &lent of the Council, the Sreretaries of State for the Home
and Foreign Departments, the Firit Lmd of the Admiralty, the
Mager General of the Ordnance, the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer, the Judge Advocate, the Secretary at War, the Lord Mayor
of London, Lords Lake and Andwrft, Admiral Sir H. S. Stan-
hope, Genera C. Bloomfield, Colonels Robe, D'Arcey, Harding,
Lake and Cookfon—Major-General Finch, Captains Foley and
Bolton, Royal Navy..-Alderman Shaw, and Mara. hlellith and
Fawkiner.

The following had the honour of being prefented
to his blajtsre :

Captain Bouron of the Royal Navy, of his Majelty's thip Fif.
guard, by Lord Mulgrave, upon his return front Curacoa and the
Jamaica Ration.
Major FRANRLIN, of the Royal Artillery, upon his promotion
and return from Copenhagen.
The LORD MAYOR of LONDON, upon his entering into his
Office, by Mr. Alderman SHAW.
Lieutenants-Colonel Rost, of the Royal Artillery, upon his
return from Copenhagen.
Vice-Admiral Sir Hazels STAIIrtLL STANHOPE, upon his
being created a Baronet, and upon his return from Copenhagen.
Lieut. Colonel HA a DIN o, of the Royal Artillery, upon his return
from Copenhagen.
Mr. Joslyn CIRARLRS Nista.tsu, by Mr Canning, npon his
being appointed Secretary of Legation to Sicily.
Major-General FINCH, upon his return from Copenhagen.
Lientenant -Colonel GLORGE LAIL, by his father, Vifeount
Lake, upon his promotion from half pay, to be Lieut. Colonel of
the sgth Regiment.
Lientenant-Colonel Geoaux Coocsos, of the Royal Honk
Artillery, upon his return from Copenhagen.
Captain Fusty, of the Royal Navy, upon his promotion to be
rank of Colonel of Marines.

Lieutenant Colonel D'A a c te,of the Corps of Royal Engineers,
upon biz return from Copenhagen. .

General BLoolerissn:on his promotion.
His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, and gave au.
dicnces to the Cabinet Mini(ler: prefent, and Mr.
BOND, the Judge Advocate, who laid before his Ma.
Jerry the proceedings of feveral Courts Marti Al.
At half pall five o'clock his MAJESTY fet off on
his return to Windfor.

Yefterday the Qs.teti and PRINCESS,' came to
town from Windfur, and paid a vifit to the venera•
ble Governefs of the Princeffes, at St. James'aPalace.
They afterwards dined with his Royal Highnefs the
Duke of CUMIIIIRLAND, at his houfe in the Kitchen
' Yard, St. James's. Theirßoyal Highnefres the Dukes
of YOLK, Sussix and CAMBRIDGE, were alfo of the
party. The fervice of plate which was ufed upon
the occafion was entirely of gold, and it is laid to
have co[ to,oool. A party of dragoons were Ra-
tioned in the Stable yard, from the time of the Royal
Party's entrance into the park, until after dinner,
(about fix o'clock), when they returned forWindfor.
A party of the Guards were Rationed about his Royal
Highnefs's door. A great concourfe of people at
fembled round the Palace, both at the entrance and
return of the Royal Vtfitors to and from the both
of their Royal hoft.

The Princefs SOPHIA was not fufficiently recovered
yeflerday to come to town.
The Duke of PORTLAND was prevented from at.
tending his MAJIISTT yetterday through indifpofition,
and an attack of the gout, of which his Glace is
confined, at his feat at Bularode.

Yeiterday morning Lord SIDMOUTH came to town
from Richmond Par k;and war expeeed to dine with
Mr. Bowl), the Judge Advocate:

Mr. BOND, we underhand, continues in the Office
of Judge Advocate till he can get through the Courts
Martial now before him.

Mr. SHUMAN had along conference, yellerday,
with his Royal Highnefs the Prince of WALES, at
Carleton Houfe.

The Lords of the Admiralty have appointed Dr.
J. W. COhirrow, Judge of the Vice-Admiralty Court
at the Ifland of Aarhadoes, in the room of Pitt.
BEDFORD, Efq. deceifed.
Mr. Serjeant Lams is eleeed as Standing Counfel
to the Univerfity of Cambridge, in the room of the
Right Hon. STINGER Piacavat., Chancellor of the
Exchequer, who has refigned.
RICHARD Scauvam, Efq. of Northampton, h ap-
pointed to the lucrative office of Head Diflributor
of stamps, in the room of the late Josses CLEacs,
Erg.
General BIRESFORD, after having interviews with
Minitiers and the Duke of YORK, on Tuefday, left
town upon his return to Cork, to take the command
of the Expedition which has been fitted out there.
The 7;th regiment has matched into Haddington
Barracks.

Monday fe'nnight,the 13th regiment of foot, under
the command of the Honourable Colonel CoLvit.t.s,
marched into Cork from Fermoy, and next morning
they embarked at Motikliown. The regiments At
prefent on board the tranfpotts at Cove are the 3d,
t3th, and 25th foot, and a detachment of artil:er y ;
they expect immediate orders to proceed on an expe-
dition.

Thurfday and the preceding day, a part .of the
92d regiment of the line mare-lied into Dublin, from
their late quarters at Athlone.
The quota of volunteers from the regiments of
militia into the regiments of the line, purtuant to the
Ad of Parliament of WI Selfion, have been com-
pleted by the City and County Dublin regiments of
militia ; the quota of the Dublin City regiment of
mili:ia w•as 164; that of the Dublin County tegi.
mcnt iSi

The prevalt.nt opinion, that perlons under 5 '..tt
4 inches are exempt from the ballot for the Militia is
erroneous • men 5 te,.. inches. are liable to ferve.
The following is a cofrq of a letter received from
Malta :--

" MALTA, Sari. 26.—The reprt of the French troops being
in poffeMon of Cephalonia and Zante proves to be premature, and,
without foundation, as the Mafter of an 'mistrial, which failed
from the former Maud on the Bth inftant, declares, that the French
troops had not arrived at either of thole lands j An embargo was
hod the a4th inftant on all Vanilla veffels in this port. We have
great hop,. that the negotiations with the Porte will terminate
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