Star.
London, England, 1831-03-10 00:00:00

Lieutenant-Colonel Scott, by Major-Oetlerai Sir Charles Dalbiae,
K.C. H.

Co mnander Edwanl Collins, R. N. by ltd d^ lhinstanyille.
CT:sin J. A. Ridoray. by 31ajot.Getteral Gilmour.
Commando. Handtield. by fir John Brook Nebel!.
Capt::in Boilean. by Major. corral Gilmour
I.,,eutessne-Colonel Fitowne, by Lord Hill
Lieutmant Colonel Itobtrts. by GmersJ Sir Robert Farlane
General Archdall, by the Earl a Rosalyn
G.meral Sir Robert NPFarbute, on bi promotion
Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Wal on his promotion as Colonel of
the 33d Reziment, by Lord Hill
Colette! &abridge, by the Marquis Camden
Lieutenant-General Sir William Anson. by Viscount Anson
Commander Rayley, R N. by the Vier lion. Sir James Gotham
Cpitain Somerville, by Lard Byrne
Colonel Sim mils, by General Wetherell
loeuter.sint..Colrinel Bowles, by the Ettel of Mueeloafield
Captain Bmiard, by General Sir Eighty Ward; K.C.B.
Captain Thornton, on promotion, by Colonel Woodford
Letrentint litivra;d Tucker Holeson, on his appointment to the
Grenadier Guards, by the Rev. the D an of Colisle
Lieutenant Dnammondidg the Inapettur-Oeneral of Fortifies. iOlll
Capt. Robe, by the Master General of the Ordnance
Capt. Alone Cooper, on rejoining his regimeut, by Major..(i •nvral
SFr A. Brtee

Lieutenant Edward Robinson. R.N. by Sr T. Hardy
Capt. Dixon, on promotion, by Col. Woodford
Capt. Gould, by Lieut.-Gen. Si: C. Imhof
1.1.mt..C01. Webb, 111 P. by Lord E. Somerset
Commander J. G. Philipps, by Earl CAwdor
Major. Gen. Hoskisson, by the Right Hon. Lord Hill
iiajor.Gen. Guise, by Lord E Somerset
Licui..Clin. Armstrong, by the Earl of Rosen.
Major-Gen. J. Campbtil. on beirg appointed a Knight Comnrindrr
of th.: Royal Guelphic Order, by Lieur,Gen. Sir H. Tayloe
Lieut. Brook Taylor' by Sir Herbert Taylor
Captain Skinner, by Lord Hill
Captain Jekyll, on his promotion, by Colonel Woodford
Captain G. Beauclerk. by the Hon. B Paget
Captain Wilmot, by the Duke of Devonshire
Lieut. Moorsorn„ by General the Hon. Edmund Phipps
Lieut. Dobree, R.N. by Wax-Admiral Dundee
Lieut. J. N. Frampton, be Major-General Gilmour
Captain Rose, by Sir 0. tI. Bose
Ensign C. Wyndham Stanhope, by the Marquis of Tavistock
Ensign Buckley. on his return from India, by Major Oen. blisvibi.
After the Levee the King held a Privy Council, iii ortior
to prick for a Sheriff for Radnorshire, in the room of t:1,1
late Mr. Duppa, when his Majesty pricked Thomas
Esq. the brother of the deceased. Several new (.;:rat
Seals, for the Privy Council, the Court of Exchequer, flue
Court of Common Pleas, an.) for the L-lty Courts in Scot-
land and Ireland, which have been executed by Mr. Wpm,
the chief engraver of his Majesty's seals, were laid befao
the King in Council, and approved of.
The Honourable William Bathurst attended as Clelk of
the Council.

His Majesty gave audiecces to the Duke of Devonshire.
Viscount Bolingbroke, the Marquis Claoricarde, Earl Grey,
Mr. C. Wynn, the Marquis of Winchester, Viscount Mel-
bourne, Viscount Goderich, Viscount Altborp, the Prince of
Orange, Lord Hill, Viscount Palmerston, the Earl of Albe-
marle, Sir James Graham, and the Marquis of Lansdowne.
The King also gave an audience to Prince Talleyrand, the
French Ambassador, who delivered several letters to hi,
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Majesty.
Yesterday morning the Queen, attended by her lady in
waiting, took an airing in her carriage in the parks, and
visited the Duchess of Kent, the Princess Victoria, and the
Princess Sophia, at the King's palace, Kensington, and the
Duchess of Gloucester, at Gloucester-house.
The Duke of Cumberland and the Duchess of Gloucester
visited the Princess Augusta yesterday.
Soon after six o'clock her Majesty, with her attendants.
went in two carriages, with an escort, to Holderness-house,
in Park-lane, the residence of the Marquis of Londonderry.
for the purpose of standing sponsor for the female infant of
the noble Marquis and Marchioness, which was to be chris-
tened by the Archbishop of York.
After holding his Court and Levee, the King dined with
the Princess Augusta. At half-put nine o'clock his Ma-
jesty left his palace with his suite, in three carriages, and
proceeded to lioldemess-house. The King was attended
in his carriage by Lord Byron, Lord J. O'Bryen, and the
Earl of Albeautrie.

BRUSSELS.
NATIONAL CONOREBB.—Syrrixo or MARCH 6.

The debate on ►he proposed loan was continued.
Beyts thought s lean unnecessary ; mir political liaison, he said,
was cow clearing up. instead of becoming darker, as we are assured the
trotrbles in Poland and Italy euthanasia the powers that might becoue
hostile to us, and the danger is net so imminent as some would per•
suede us.

TheWinkler of Foreign Alisirs said the Congress should know
when we are, and whither we are going; we have bees for five mamba
comp:lied to remain inactive. The Powers proposed, and we accepted
a enspentrion of awns ; bat Holland rendered it naptory by clotting
the Schelde. On the 10th Dec. an armistice was assepted, but it had
not been observed. On this subject the Government intends to
demand energetically the evacuation of Antwerp, aid the laying down
of a positive line of demarcation. We must know whether we shell eon-
tinue long negociations from which the country suffers. nt she.
titer we shall remise hostilities. The Council of the Regent hot
tttought the latter preferable : it is, however, not certain, but it
is probable that it will be ,adopted. We must rteonquer our
boutideries with our swards, therefore the lose is necessary, and tin
more tin I think it insufficient—further Applications must be made ;
so I suppose the Congress would not wish to slacken the march of the
armies. theartnistiee having been broken. We have now only a suspen.
aiou of arms. ID this state of things, we must have prompt and do-c-
-olve negneiations, or war.
The Minister of War said, if the na:ion will yield to the marasnius
which oppresses it, it must midge war, we must make our appeal tit the
patriotism of Individuals. We have the example 24 the Pole,. who
' know how todie for a souse like own, let us light, and we 'bail not pe-
rith Ido not think of a general war, but 1 chew you the area
Of a war with Holland. Foe want of funds, I have not been able to
ennoble the militia, as I intended ,Oar army is reduced to three-
fifths ; and such a state of things is worse than open war. The rtgular
forte must be kertased, and this will nose expences that will exceed
the proposed loan.
The Minister of Finance showed that the Government could
not go on without a loan. Thence:amt. tor 18:00 are not settled, acid
the deficiency is greeter than was supposed

BRUSSELS, hlsscu &
111 r. Charles Le lion, Ambassador from Belgium to the Cot.rt of
France, set out far Paris yesterday.
The chief inhabitants of Antwerp have signed a petition in the
Congress, rec ,nimending the revocation of the decree excluding the
members of the I louse of Orange from all power is Belgium.
BRRLIN, Fta. 27.
The St. Petersburgh Journals of Feb. 19, extract frrm the reports of
the Cennuanders et irevetal carps in the kingdom of Poland. annexed
in the report of the Commander in Chief of Feb. 8 Prince Schachow.
ski says—his troop* net mitt Du rmistaricv, had not WO ary a►med
intiabitenie, withal ►ten pained by the magistrates and clergy, in
seine Instances with ringing to bells.
filanderontr. gives a similar secant of linen iron
Augurowe. All the civil seeming' ad words of the infield at:to
came to meet the tmops with bread and salt, and received them sue
enthusiasm and expressions of submission to the It gal authority.
lien. Count Pahlen say",:the inlaboasnis atemtd to have no share
in the Vann-tenon.

thne al Count Wine rays, hi. temps passed the frontier at
Cisbanowies: the inhabitants at first seenstd disposed to most, brat
after .nine parleying, opened the gates, delivered up their arm., re-
placed thn at tn. of the kingdom, and re-establi,lied I e legal authority
of his ilsjesty. As the trope stivaaced torther, they wire
received with the greatest joy by the inhabitants, who declared that tbry
delivered them troth the-yoke of then u teal Government. Thes rea-
dily gave up then arms Tete iohabituta wi Nur declared that the
proclamation which they had read made them quite easy. The people
no where show shy enthusiasm in the unjust cause : the n ail nqtr-
anions of the peoviahmsl.oovaromeat .baveatokd the ardour of slwee
wheat Bret support.' it.
RERUN, rim.. Wi-
ne Kesipsberg Gazette says. that 'ballerina column of the Ituralsii
Guards, andel the Grand Duke Michael, is now asiembling at )(Rush.
WARSAW, Fan. Rik
The Municipal. Cemacil-mmosaces that elecileas for sew Couoseitiva
mem take place in the Tanen of she city, viz four for each quarter=
Tbo inhabitants e( the capital are requested not to give the wounded
war brandy. mealy boring died from Obtain; it, bee rather to tired
lamps and warm victuals to the hospitals, where [bey ere much am0j..„...
Periods* State Gartetk Si Month 8, ine.usire.
V maks, OR illt—iPtitir per .Ceat. Aistalliques .07i ; Bark
Shares, 9311 Slyesszine Zeitung, Nerd.

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