Star.
London, England, 1812-06-20 00:00:00

TAE PMf'CE PECZAT'S LEP:EP.

Yesterday the PRfNCE IteGENT held a Levee at 1
Carlton House, which was attended by the Dukes of
YORK, KENT, CUMBERLAND, and Civ.:ciiiint,E, the
Duke of lino:mm.lc, the Cabinet Ministers, the
Great Chamberlain of England, the Lord Si ew..rd of
the Household, the Lord Chamberlain, the. Groom of
the Stole, the Lords Chief Justices of the Courts of
King's Bench and Comnual Ple.is, and Mr. AOAAJ,
the Chancellor of the Duchy of Cornwall.
The Levee was also attended by the
Duke of Montrose.
Marquiaes—Cornwallis and Bktmlford.
Earls—Suffolk, Moira, Strathmore, Pembroke, Kingston, and
Fitzwilliam.

Viscounts—Andover, Hood, Juctlyn, Bulkeley, Cath•art, and
Downe.

Lords—Brownlow, Muskerry, R edesdale, Mil ford ,Graqtham,
Revs, Sheffield, Say and Sele, Hymn gfield, and Eardley.
Bishops—Salisbury and Ely.
The Spanish and Neapolitan Ambassadors, ace.
After the Levee his Royal Highness held a Chap-
ter of the Most Noble Order of the Garter. After
the Knights had robed, they proceeded to the PRINCE
RECENT'S Closet, whence the procession was made to
the Throne Room, where the Chapter was held, and
the Duke of NESS CASTLE was elected and invested
in the usual forms.

The PRINCE REGENT then retired to his closet,
where a Deputatiod from the General Society of
Friends, commonly called Quakers, consisting of ten
Members, was introduced to his Royal Highness, at-
tended by the *Great Officers of State, the Royal
Dukes, and the Secretary of State for the Home De-
partment. WILLIAM ALLEN, onc.of the Deputation,
read a petition from the Society, praying his Royal
Highness for peace ; to which the PL:INCE REGENT
was pleased to return a most gracious answer.
Previous to the Chapter, the Rev. Dr. LAW did
homage before the Piasce, in his closet, upon his
being appointed Bishop Gf CIII.STER, in the room of
Dr. SPARKS, translated to the Bishoprick of. Ely.
The following had the honour of being presented
to the Pr:ucc:
The Cosine de Fouchecour, on his Naturalization, by the Lord
in waiting.
Mr. Page, from the Island of Madeira, by Viscount Castle-
reagh.
Culont I Dixon, by Earl Fitzwilliam.
Mr. Beaumont, to presort an Address of condolence from
North Shields.

E. J. Walhouse, E.l. M. P. fur Staffordshire, by the Hon.
Edward Monckton.

Mr. Bardley, by Lord Eardley.
Mr. T. Eyre, by the Lord in waiting.
Lord- Brownlow, Mr. Peiharn, and Mr: Chaplin, to present
an Address from the county of Lincoln.
Colonel Burke, on his marriaze.
The Hon. and Rev. elltred ilarris, upon his preferment to the
Rectory .11f Gedney.
The FUN) of Salisbury, accotnpaii:ed by the Rey, C. Talhit,
Dean of Sarum, the Rcv. W. Douglas, Chancellor of the Dio-
cese, the Rev. D. Price, and the Rev. W. Cox, Canons Residett-
tiary of Salisbury, and the Rev. Dr. Cookson, Rector of Bs nlield,
to present an Address from the Clergy of the Diocese or Salisbury.
Cornet Frederick Chamberlain, on arpointrin:nt to the 16th
Light Dragoons.
Captain B. Hesketh, 3d Guards, on his promotion and return
from Portugal.
The Dean of Salisbury, by the Bishop of Salisbury.
Captain Johnstone, R. N. en hie return from the Cape of
Good Hope.
Captain Benge, R. N. on promotion.
Captain Dashwood, on ditto.
Captain Cusr, sd Dragoon Guards, on ditto; by Lord Btownlow.
Major Tacker, 29th regiment, by the Lord in waiting.
Lieut.-Colonel Stables, Ist Guards, on his promotion.
Colonel !tarry, 15th regiment, on his return from the West

Lieut.-Colonel L'Estrange, 81st regiment, on his promotion
and return from Portugal.
Brigadier• General Madden, on his return from Portugal.
Major. General A. Hay, of the Royal Scat*, on his promotion
and return Iron the Peninsula.

Major .General I. 3. Layard, on hls promotion, and on his
going to the Staff.
Major-General Sir Montague Burgoyne, from Gibraltar.
Vice Admiral D'Auvergne, on his return from the command
at the Channel Islands.

Si. James Graham, Recorder of Appleby, with an Address
from that Borough. .
Sir Richard Gamon, with an Address from the City of Win-
chester. .

Sir Henry Rivers, on his marriage.
Lord Muskerry wok leave, on his going to Ireland.

The Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons, of
whom the Duke of ATHOL is Grand Master, intend
to celebrate their Anniversary Festival of St. John
the Baptist, on Wednesday the 94th inst. They will
assemble at White Conduit-house, and proceed in
masonic form to hear Divine Service at Islington
C.l.urcb, where a Sermon will be preached by their
Grand Chaplain, and will afterwards dine at Canon-
bury-house.

The Nobility and Gentry Furnishing, are respect-
fully acquainted that Mr. ALLEN is selling oil all
such of his Furnitures which remain of the last year's
production, at very reduced prices, in order to make
room for his New and Elegant Tea-colJured and
Bronze Green Chintz : any quantity of which articles
Mr. A. will supply at the Wholesale prices. Families
residing a great distance from Town may be accom-
modated with Patterns, sent for their approbation,
providing they engage to give their orders, Whole-
sale Furniture Warehouse, 61, Pall-Mall.

Last week two fire children perished in Cornwall
by falling into wells which had been incautiously left
open. One of these accidents happened at Redruth,
the other at Sheviock.

Yesterday morning, between nine and ten o'clock,
one of the large elm trees, opposite the recru;t house
in the Bird Cage-walk, in bt. James's Park, fell ; it
had received great injury from the late high winds :
three persons were passing very near when it fell, but
fortunately escaped without injury.
An Inquisition was taken yesterday at the Crown
Ond Thistle, Bird-street, Oxford-street, on the body
of a respectable young female, of the name of Pal-
mer, who was found dead in her bed on Wednesday
morning. The deceased had spent the preceding
evening from home, and she went to bed in good
health and spirits. Verdict—Died by the Visitation
of GOD.
Aseariles (or small worms) belong to the vermicular tribe and
always take up their abode in the rectum, intestines, or stomach
of the animal they inhabit ; unfortunately for the human species,
there they breed most abundantly; insomuch that they ate found
in the bodies of infants one or two months old. In the stomach,
they cause sickness, and irregtilik apretite ; in the int estirks,
gr ping pains ; but, when in the ryctum, the poor patient has no
rest by day, with itching of the nose, irritation in the seat, that
they cannot sit or stand still. By night, these small vermin come
off to great numbers of themselves. And person so afflicted may
have a complete Cure, by the use of Dr. GaRDP4SICS Alterative
Medicine 74, Long Acre, and 3, Sboreditch.—P, S. 'l its Doctor
is consulted four daysiu the week.
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