Star.
London, England, 1809-11-02 00:00:00

TIM CO UNA

yesterday,. about twelve o'clock, his NiasitslY arb
fired at the Queen's Palace, from Windsor, where he
was received by the Dukes of Yonx, KENT, and Cuss.
SERLAND.
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At twenty minutes after twoCroCK, the Corpora-
eon of the City of London arrived at the Queen's
Palace, with, their Address to his MAYEsTY, Upon his
entering the fiftieth year of his reign, which was at►
tended by—
The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, in Lis state catriage ; his
tordShip', Chaplain; the Sword of State ; the Mace, followed
by the Lord Mayor Elect, accompanied by Mr. 1.r1314 ;
tnao ataTIS, accompanied byDeputy Hui CIIINSON Alderman
EA)tcR, accompanied by Mr:SostuaL Daum ; Aldermen Paler,
guAw, and LEIGHTON ; the RECORDER; Alder Men HUNTLR,
IueIVA JONATHAN SMITH; Alderman SCHOL EY, accompanied
by Mr. WRIGHT; Aldermen DOSIIVELLE, BIRCH, CHILISTILb
bStITH, and PLOMERt Sheriffs Wools and ATaius, and Chap.
1,141; the Rttarterttmscza; the CHAMBERLAIN • Mr. Bew-
ou; the COMMON SERJLANT; the Town Clerk, CHAMBERLAIN;
Dorval.;
the City Counsel, Messrs. WATSON, REYNOLDS, and C. CUR..
wooD; the SOLICITOR; the COMPTROLLER • the' UNDER Smi-
airf ; the SECOISHARY ; and about one hundred and six Com.
won Councilmen.

The RECORDER read the Address, and his Majesty's
Answer was head by the Earl of LIVERPOOL; of
which the following are copies :

TO THE KING'S MOS.!' EXCELLENT MAJESTY.
'llse humble and dutiful Address or the Lord Mayor, Alder-
men, and Commons, of the City of London, in Common
Council assembled. .
MosT GRACIOtig SOVEIEMN,
We the Lord Mayer, Aldermen) and Commons of the City of
London, in Common Couneil assembled, approach your Majesty's
sacred Person with our most lively and unfeigned congratulations
on the recent Anniversary of your Majesty's Accession to the
Thrane of these Realms. With joy and gladness we hailed the
day on which your Majesty entered into the Fiftieth Year of your
Majesty's Reign, not only over the Persons, but in the hearts of
your Majesty's Subjects.
Then it pleased the ALI4!GIITY RULER of Plus:ens to place
the Sctgtre in your Majesty's hands, the Brave, Free, and Loyal
People, whom your Majesty was ordaitted to govem, received
with pleasure your Majesty's first declaration to the Great Conn.
ill of the Nation, that born and educated a Briton, the peculiar
happiness of your Majesty's life would ever consist in promoting
the welfare of your People, and your Majesty's resolution to main-
tain our most excellent Constitution, both in Church and State,
with an assurance that the civil and religious rights of the subject
were equally dear to your Majesty, with the most valuable prero-
gatives of the Crown.
We experience and acknowledge the blessings of this security
to our Religion and Laws, and that great Charter of Liberties
which, in virtue of the glorious Revolution, your Majesty's Illus-
trious House was chosen to defend. Through the lapse of nearly
half a century, your Majesty has proved yourself, on every occa--
sion, unwearied In the maintenance and practice of all the prin.
ciplis so graciously pledged.
It is a proud subject for your Majesty's faithful Citizens of Lon-
don to record, that in the midst of all our unexampled struggles,
eour Majesty is enabled to say, now, as at the commencement of
your Majesty's Reign, that your Majesty can see with joy of
heart, the Commerce of these Kingdoms, that great source of
our riches, and fixed object of your Majesty's never-failing care
and prOtection, flourishing to an extent unknown in any former
war.

Deeply impressed with gratitude to Atmicirre Goo, for the I
innerherable blessings he has been pleased to pour down upon this
Egily-favoured Nation, and more particularly for his wonderful
and great goodness, in having continued his Divine Protection to
sour Majesty until this joyful period—We, your Majesty's faith-
Fe Citizens of London, have implored HEAVEN to acctpt our
fervent prayers of praise and thanksgiving, and to ;ontinue that
s le providential care and protection to your Majesty for many
yin yet to come.
Believe, Sire, that it is the warmest wish, and most fervent
grayer, of your Majesty's Citizens of Loted,,a, that PROVIDE sex
may long continue to this Nation so disting,ip.hinp a mark of Di-
v-se Favour, and that in the fullness of time, wit. n your Majesty
tall be c.,11d from your earthly to a celestial Cr.,-..n, the memory
end example of so beloved a Sovereign, may secure to a grateful
'People the imitation of your Majesty's virtues in the Successors of
oar Royal House, till time shall be no more.
Signed by Order df Court,
HENRY WOODTHORPE.
To which Address his MAJESTY was pleased to re-
fm the following most gracious Answer :
I :haul. you for this testimony of your zeal and affection for
Ve Ind my Government.
It Its ever been my anxious care to maintain the Rights and
Prhi:ges of every class of my Subjects—and it is a great satis-
faction to me to reflect, that in the midst of all our unexampled
...roger', and notwithstanding the duration of the wars, in which,
'hr the safety of my People, I have been engaged, the Commerce
and Manufactures of my City of Londoritave been carried to an
'went unknown at any former period.
Upon this occasion the LORD MAYOR received the
title of Baronet, and Alderman PLOMER obtained the
honour of Knighthood, and he is now Sir W 1 LLIAM
PLomen. A number of the Corporation had the ho.
-sour to kiss his MAJESTY'S hand.
Arterwards, the Delegates from the University of
Oxford :sere introduced to his MAJESTY on the same
•-c:a,ion, and presented their Addresk which was at-
;.rkica by—
he Rev. Dr. Parsons, the Vice-Chamberlain ; the Rev. Dr.
I-;E:cigh, Provost of Oriel College ; Rev. 1)r. Hnghes. Principal
;elm College ; Rev. Dr. Marlow, President of St. John's Col-
•; ; Rev. Dr. Lander, Provost of Worcester Coflege.
I`ectors of Laws—Doctors Lawrence and Bell.
Doctors of Physic—Doctors Williams and Kidd.
Proctors—The Rev. Messrs. Brickenden and Geret.
'liable-5 of Arts—Tbe Rcv. Messrs. Broughton Harward,
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`'ice's, and Hartwell; Mr. Abbott, the Speaker of cite Howe of
I.,•;smons and the Solicitor-General,
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i• 0 were all most graciously received, and had the
honour to kiss his MAJESTY'S hand.
The Delegates from the Universitiof Cambridge
srnved appointed by the Earl of 10PitrooL, be-
t'etary of State, in grand procession, from the White
florae Tavern, Pimlico, headed by the Esquires,
.Beadles, and followed by
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishops of Salisbury and
Itristal, Dr. Pearson, the Viee•Chancellor, Sir B. Hammond, the
r'iancellor of the Exchequer, the Attorney-General, Sir William
‘''inne, Doctors Barpes and Clark, Messrs. Chaffey, Ghee, and
Broadky ; also Dr. Piss, the Physician to the Westminster Hos-
?ltal, and Mr. Stone, the Surgeon belonging to the same Hospi-
tal, and a number of *then who have been educated at that uni-
versity.

The Address was most graciously received, and
The Deputies had the honour to kiss his Majesty's
hand.

His MAJESTY then held a Levee.
The following had the honour of being presented
to his MAJESTY
The Right Hon. the Lola Ktvon, upon his being created a
Baronet. Hi.. Lordship Is now Sir Charles Flower.
Alderman Sir WILLIAM PLositaa, upon his receiving the ho-
novr or Knighthood.
Captain JAMES ATHOL WOOD, of the Royal Navy, who was
•conil in command at the taking of Curssoa, by his father, Sir
\ lark Wood ; upon which occasion the gallant Captain received
the honour o' Knighthood.
Mr. JouxsoN also received the honour of Knighthood.
Mr. Justice MACNAUGHTON took leave of his Majesty previ-
ous to his leaving England for Madras, upon which occasion he
iectived the honour of Knighthood.
Major-General Sir BRENT SPENCER, upon his being appointed
Colons I of the 2d battalion of the 95th Regiment.
V ear-Admiral Mu a RAT, upon his promotion, on beg appoin-
ted a Vino• Admiral.

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Lieutenant-beneral Sir CHASLEs Catlett, upoh his Ptunle-
than to be a Lieutenant-General.
Mr. ROBERT SAUNDefts DUNDAS, upon his being appointed
President of the Board of Controul, in the room of the Earl of
Harrowby.
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Brigadier-General CA M rittLL, who distinguished Mimielf in a
particular manner at the battle of Talavera, and received a wwund
In his left ear, upon his being appointed a Groom of his Majesty's
Bedchamber.
Lord Minna:Ls-F., upon his promotion in the Army.
The non. Lieutenant-Colonel TOWNSEND, of the Ist Regi-
ment of Foot Guards, upon his promotion.
Sir TV OMAS. B. 'En o‘irso N, Comptroller of the Navy, upon
hiabeing promoted to be a Rear-Admiral.
Liedtenatft-Colonel WistY kit D, of the Coldstream Regiment
OF Foot Guards, upon his promotion.
Major-General Wiat rex D, upon his promotion.
Colonel Wit ea;rtcY, of the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, upon
his promotion.

Mr. RYDER, upon his being appointed Seergary of State for
the Home Department.
Colonel Sir THOMAS DYER, upon his promotion. ,
Mr. HAMILTON, upon his being appointed under Secretary of
State.

Lieutenant-Colonel BROMMEAD, of the 77th litegiment, upon
his promotion and return from Portugal.
Colonel R sow, upon his promotion.
BrigadieoGeneral FANS, upon his return from Spain.
Viscount PALMERSTON, apon his being appointed Secretary
at War, in the room of Lord Levison Gower.
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Mr. MANN CIS SUTTON, upon his being appointed Judge Ad-
vocate, in the room of Mr. Ryder, by his father, the Archbishop
of Canterbury.
Mr. Mt wan, late his Majesty's Charge-d'Affaires at the
Court of Palermo, upon his return from Sicily.
Admiral WILSON, upon his promotion.

It was understOod that the Earl of LIVERPOOL
kissed his MAJESTYi4 hand upon his being appointed
Secretary of State for the War and Colonial depart-
ments.

His MAJESTY afterwards held a Privy Council, at
which, we understand, Viscount PALMERSTON was
sworn in a Member, and took his seat at the Right
Honourable Board accorlingly.
Mr. RYDER was sworn in Secretary of State for the
Homy Department.
His MAJESTY gave private audiences to Mr. PER-
tEvAL, the rest of the Cabinet Ministers present, and
Sir DAVID DUNDAS.

NAVAL IN7'ELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, OC MEER SO.

Arrived this day the brig Caledonia, HUTCHIN9OII
Master, from Oporto, bound to Leith, with wine, &c.
in ten days. On Thursday morning lest, she fell in
with a galliot from Cork, bound to Lisbon, and which
had been capturel by a French privateer two days
after she left' Cork.--Also arrived, the Speedwell
sloop, Pausom, from Malaga, bound to London, with
fruit, 26 days out ; the ship Mary Anne, JONGE Mas-
ter ; and the ship Dellona, from Malta for London,
with tallow, barilla, &c. 42 days out.—Put back this
day, his Majesty's ship NARCISSUS, Captain MALCOLM,
having sailed this morning in pursuit of a cutter
( Busy .privateer) supposed to be a French privateer.
Sailed this day the following packets, with mails,
iz. the Queen Charlotte, MUDGE, for Cadiz ; Marl-
borough, BALL, for Lisbon and Townsend, WES-
' TERN, for the Leeward Islands.—His Majesty's brig
SWALS,OW, 18 guns, arrived yesterday, to give in-
structions to the vessels bound lbr the Mediterranean.
—Wind E.S.E.
PLYMOUTH atilt PLYMOUTH DOCK, OCTOBER 31.

No arrivals this day. Sailed the NIMROD hired
cutter, with letters and dispatches for Rochefort.—
The AniktmE frigate is gone out of Harbour to the
Sound, and will sail this week.-- A fleet of victuallers
for the supply of the ships in the Channel, passed by
last night, from Falmouth.—This day the crew of the
INDEFATIGABLE frigate were paid £2O per man, wa-
ges and prize-moneys she will sail for Rochefort and
to cruize on the French coast, either to-morrow after
post, or Friday.