Star.
London, England, 1814-06-13 00:00:00

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King'S Mamba:l,4N /who ccindutted tienn to the
Drawing-room;, Where his Majesty was is readiness to
receive them, attended ley has sons, nephew,,korsin,
Prince Augustai.of Prussia; Prince Royal of Prussia,
the Princes of Meektenburg and Wirtetnburg.
Majesty received Addresses from the Corpora.
eon of London Ad, the• Company .of. Russian Mer-
chants, in a similar Oanner to That of the Emperor of
Rbssia. His Majesty delivered his replyin the Prussian
language, which was afterwards read in
His Majesty with till family then, followed the Em-
tseror of Russia to the Earl (ff Liverdool's, in White-
hall. It wal then eight o'clock, so that the illustrious,
assembly et Fife House had but a very short time too
stop, having 'engaged to go to the Opera ; timed/ere,
not ten minutes over their dessert, when the whole of
them procceded,to the Opera, eacepr the (.lasid Du-
chess, who returned to the Pultehey ,I-Io tel mitres s agiin
for the Opera, and went there at llt o'clock. •
Yestet:day morning the King of Prussia, hit faMily,
and suite, went privately to Westminster Abbe'.
The Emperor and the Grand Duchess wept to a
private chapel in Welbeck-street, yesterday. - I
The Emperor received dispatches froth France TAIL
terday, and tent off a courier with answers.;
was with the greatest difficulty he proct4d pott-
horses. Count Catiip also arrived with dispatches to
the King of Prussia from France.
• the Dukes of Kent and Glonseiter, the Duchess
of York, the Marquis •of Illandford, Ad/nil-al Sir
.tames Satimarez, were introduced to the Emperor at
the Pulteney Hotel yestetiday.
The Eniireror left Paltet*y abaft two
o'clock, mounted on a Most beautiful horse ; he was
dressed in ad English. scarlet uniform, silver laced,
with a prufnlion of feathers hat, He proceeded
to St. James's Palace, and called at Clarence House
for the King of PrOssia to it...tompany lim—but his
saddle-borset pot being in readiness; M pribeeedeel to-
wards Hyde Park, and his Majesty followed the Em-
peror. On thit, as well as on all other occatioißs, all
-due respect and attention *as paid. to the Royal
Strangers by command of the Regent•;, and accord-
ingly,' Lord Sydney, the Rifigel- of the Park, dressed
in the Windsor hniforin, headed the .Royal Eques-
trian procession ; and they were also attended by the
Duke of Montrose, the Prince Regent's Matter of
the Horse; in full uniform, and *eating the
Ordier of the Garter, and Colonel Mellish, the Equerry
in Waiting, &c. to: They remained in the most
condescending Maine!. In the Park, till near five
o'clock, to the extreme gratification of a numerous
populace, "fhb !received the Monarchs with the most
rapturous greetings of heart-feeling applause, Of which
their Majesties appeared truly sensible.
On the Emperor'l return to the Ptilteney Hotel,
on his ascending the steps, he turned round to the po-
pulace, took off his hat most gracefully and respect-
fully : tie,also Shook hands with several ladies ; this
condescension so highly delighted the multitude, that
when the Earl of Yarmouth, and the other Royal At-,
tendants mounted their horsei to leave the house, they
gave them three cheers by name. The Emperor fre-
quently afterwards gratified the immense throng by
appearing in the balcony, at which the shouts that
wet, given it i: impossible fcr language to describe...
In:the eveillng the Prince Regent gave . a second
pancelet to the above highly illustrious characters,
and the great warrior: who have immortalised their
nanies hi the groat talents and military skill which'
deer displayed in bringing the *ar to a happy ter!.
naination. On this occasion the clnth was laid ern a
cable, in the two Ale* Rooms, on the ground floor ;
and a Guard ,of Hotiour marched into the.Cetirt-yarfl
of Cerlion,:tiouie, at six o'clock, with the band in their
state tinifetin, who received the Royal Strangers and
the branches of our Royal Family with the air of,
" GOD rave the King."
The pagei appeared in new uniforms the yeoman
of the guard and servants in their state, liveries.—
Colonels Congreve and Mellish, the Equerries in wait-
ing, received the crehpany, and conducted them into
the presence of the Frince Regent.
The Duke of Kent receiecd Grare Duchest at
the Emperor's carriage, and conducted her Imperial
Mgr.:less into the grand hall, where she was received
by the Prince Regent, who wore the Russian and
Prussian Orders, with \thrall his Royal Ilighnesi has
been invested, in compliment to lii Royal Guests:
The fallowing were among those at this truly
ro,'al teast

Paittecs—Hardenberg, atadzevilk, Wilttam oF Prussia, Henri
of Prussia; Metternich, Augustus of Prussia, Mecklenburg,
Bavaria, Wirtemberg,..oldenburg, and Orange. •
Duxes—York, Clarence, Kent, Cambridge, She-Weimar,
and totiand. •
Doc at srs—York and Oldenburg.
Map nu; ss —W inchester, Aylesbuiy, dtafford, and Headfort.
Marchioness of Stafford. '
EARLs—Percy,, Yarmouth, Lonsdak, Chohnondelef,
grave, and LiverpooL . .
Coy tvres 5 cs--. Liverpool, Cholmondeley; and Leaven.
I VISCOUN rs—taStlereagb, Sidmouth, Melville, and Cathcart.