Star.
London, England, 1812-07-18 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT'S LEVEE.-

Yesterday the PRINCE REORNT held a Levee at
Carlton House, which was niimerously attended--
I The one formerly announced to take place had been
put off, in consequence of the increased indisposition
of the KING. A detachment of the Iv. Regiment of
Foot Guards were stationed is the Court-yard of
Carlton House, under the command of Colonel
RaiNSFOtill, and a troop of the Life Guards, in Pall
Nall, as usual, to regulate the carriages, &c.
w:re present,
Their koyal Hi3hnesses Cie Dukes of York, Clarence, Kisnt,
and Cambridge; the Archbishop of Cantabury, the Cabinet Mi-
nisters, thq Lord Chamberlain, the Groom of the Stole, Gold
Stick (Viscount Cathcart), the Chief Juetice of the King's Bench,
the Lean of Windsor.
Dukes—Montrose and St. Alban's.

Marquisses—kleadlort, Winelester, Huntley, and liert fnrd.
- .Larls—lianbury, Nelson, Courcown, l'uwis, ()sic/1-y, s,
Pallier, Harrington, Darlington, Meath, Portarlinglon, Lev‘ii
and Melville. and Macclesfield.

Yi counts—Hampden, Grimettn, Meuntjny, Melbourne, and
Raneiagh.

orda--Glenbervie, H. Seymour, W. Gordon. St. Helen's,
Harewood, G. Murray, C. Somerset, A. Hamilton, Nlitigrave,
Cochrane, J. Murray, I.e Despencer, Clive, and R. Seymour.
Sirs—E. Nagle, J. Heard, R. C. Glynn, and J. Sehrighr.
Ambassadors--Sardlman, Turkish, Sicilian, mid Spanish.
Bishops—Oxford, Bristol, Exeter, Chester, &c. &c. &c.

Previous to the Levee, the Rev. Dr. LAw was in-
troduced to the PRINCE, and did homage before kis
Royal Highness on his bring appointed to the See of
Chester.
Afser the Levee his Royal Highness held a Privy
Council.

His Royal Highness gitre audiences to
The Earl of Hacrovvoy, Lord Viscount Sidneoulh, the led of
Liverrool, Viscount Melville, &c.

The following received the honour of Knighthood :
Captain Felix Agar, M.l'. and Dr. Lachlan Maclean, M.D. on
presenting an Acliiress from 6edbury; Mr. Garroor, on be ins;
appointeJ Solicitor-General; an a Gentleman of the name of
Sweetlii,g.

The following had the honour of being presented
to his Royal Highness I
The Rev. J S. CLARK E, librarian and Chaplain of the House-
hold, on bring appointed Historiographer to the King.
Viscoult eAI RCA AT, nn his being appointed Ambassador Ex-
tra()) &nary t 4 the Court of Russia.
Sir T. limns RR, on his being appointed Attorney-General.
1 he Rev. Lr. BATL Dinner, on his promotion.
The Rev. Mr. VAsistmcn, Chaplain to his Royal Highness
the Duke of Gloucester, L y th,. Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Ws .ixALL, by th.- i.ord Warden of the Stanneries.
Colonel ti.,.wicra, :Anti Dragoons, on his return from Sicily.
The Hon. General Si LWAAT, of the 95th Regiment, ou his
wrturn from Portugal.
Major-General W:LDLL, on his appointment.
General COOKSON, of the Royal Artillery, on his promotion.
Gtneril EitstoP, on being a. .pointed Commander in Chief at
Pernbay,
General Boimr, on his return from Portugal, and being placed
on th- S:aft in Enstand.
• General Moan/or, on his appointment to be Quarter-Master-
Ge.leral in Ireland.

Cuinnel l ttsniNc, of the 48th Regiment, on his return from
Portugal.
Colonel Maar s, 52d Regiment, on his return from Spain.
Colonel BA NNE', Lieutenant-Governor of Dominica, on his
return from that island.
Lieutenant-Colonel P. \Vatican, of the 3d Mid-Lothian Lo-
cal Militia.
Lieutenant-Colonel HAMILTON, Scots Greys, on promotion.
Colonel SA N EY, Of the Dublin Regiment.
Colonel J. Dints, of the 19th Portuguese infantry, on his re-
turn from Spain.

Colonel Or tr.om.
Maier ELruiNSTONZ. of the 6th Dragoon Guards, on his Ap-
pointiutnt to that R.ginttnt.
MOIL- STILL, ms his wpo.ntment to the Dorset Regiment.
Hon. Captain DAwsoN, on h,s promotion.
Hon Captain GoanuN, of the Royal Navy, on his return from
South America.
Captain NURTRIT, of the Royal Navy.
Captain MASON, by Earl Nel,on.
Captain PUGH, of the Coldstream Guards, on his promotion
and rt.ti.rn (tom Portugal.
_ _

Captain Dit.x es, of the Royal Navy, on his return from the
West 'mites.
Captain MACNAMARA BOURC BIER, of the Royal Artillery, on
his- return trent Portugal.
Captain SL►IGH, of the tooth Regiment, on promotion.
Ensign FOR sea, on his appointment to the Coldstream Guards.
• Ensign STANDEN, of the ad Guards, on his appointment.
The folios% ing were pr6ented by the lird in Waiting, viz.—
the Earl of Dundries, Mr..C. Coates, Mr. De Lisie, and Mr.
Alexander.

Lord and Lady KINNAIRD and ftmi3y have arriv-
ed at Dunibreck's.Hotel, in Edinburgh.
Thursday, the Earl (d LONSDAI.E gave a grand
dinner at his house in Charles4treet,Berkeley.square,
to their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of \roux, Com-
BERLAND, and CAMBRIDGE, the Duke of MoNmoss,
the Earls Cf-LIVERPOOL, LIMERICK, WEjTMORLANDI
Lord MELVILLE, &C.

The only ship of war now remaining to the Danes
is the Phoenix frigate. so named as rising from the
ruins of the Danish navvy, and which is now lying in
the waters of Copenhagen.
Mrs.Hyne, who was fired at and severely wounded
by her husband in the late dreadful catastrophe at
Plymouth, is pronounced out of danger, and Li rapidly
recovering.

_____- ____
___v.—A boy. three years and a half
, old, was decoyed away from the -door of his parent,
a widow in Froginore-rents,Mary.labonne, on parent,
a
day evening, by two women, who stripped and t
. bim in the watchman's beat in the course of the ni
covered with a filthy rug. The offenders have u r.
=lately not been traced.