Star.
London, England, 1813-08-13 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT'i BIRTH,D4r,

Yesterday, the PRINCE REozwr's Birth-day was
observed with the same demonstrations ()Noy as the
Kixo's Birth-day throughout the Metropolis, except
the holding of a Court. The morning was ushered
•in with the ringing of bells, the flags and standards
were displayed from several church steeples, public
buildings, ships; &c. The King's, the Queen's, and
the Tilt-yard Guards were mounted in white gaiters,
and the Band in their state regimentals. In the
course of the day, MONSIEUR and a number of Nobi.
lity and Persons of Distinction called at Carlton
House, and left their names, according to etiquette,
His Royal Highness's domestics had an enterpin,
ment at Carlton House, and the tradesmen of the
PRINCE dined together at the Thatched-house Ts-
Tern. In the evening the Theatres, the Subscription
Houses, and these of his Royal Highness's trades,
men, were brilliantly illuminated; 'the observance
of the day by the Royal Family was by a grand jo.
vcnile Spectacle, to comrlete the establishment of the
first Military Institution ever kno n in this country,
in the Military College at Sandhurst, by the presenm
cation of the colours by tl.e hands of heeMaJxsTi.
Rtport gives the embroidery of them to the Qum;
and Peisees.sra. The Cabinet Ministers left town,
on Wednesday evening, to be present at this splendid
Exhibition.

ROYAL VISIT TO THE MILITARY COLLEGE,
sANDHUit,r.

Yesterday her MAJESTY, and his Royal Highness
the PrINcE REGENT, reviewed the c"rps of Gentlemen
Cadets, at the Royal Military College; on which oc.
casion her Ma.resiY, in person, was graciously pleased
to present them a ith a pair of elegant Colours. Aa
immenge concourse of Nobility and Gentry assembled
from all quarters in the vicinity, and from remote
distances, attracted by the novelty and grandeur of
' the scene, which was not a little heightened by the
splendour of a beautiful day. The carriages began
to arrive soon after ten o'clock. The PRINCE Rs-
ceNr arrived from Brighton, and was on the ground
a quarter before twelve, which was announced by
the Royal Standard being displayed from the Flag
Staff at the Eastern Battery.
The Pains REGEKT was accompanied by their
Royal Highnesses the COMMANDER I* Csusar,the Dukes
cf CLAnENCE and CataattilXie, Colonel BLOOMFIELD,
and other Officers of distinction ; and was met on the
Grand Parade by the Commissioners, Governor, and
Lieutenant-Governor of the Royal Military College.
Het MAJESTY, escorted by a party of the Oxford
Blues, arrived about half past twelve, attended by
their Royal Highnesses the Princesses E-LIZAUTM,
MARY, AUGUSTA, and the Princess CH ARLOTTE of
WA Les.—Her MAJESTY and the Pattace REGENT were
saluted by the Corps of Gentlemen Cadets, drawn up
under arms for the purpose, the band playing " GOD
save the King ;" and immediately afterwards pro.
ceeded to the entrance of the Grand Portico of the
principal building, attended by all the Suites, where
the ceremony of presenting the Colours took place.—
The banners were supported, and handed to h:r MA.
JESTY, by the Earls of HARRINGTON and HAECOURT.
Her MAJESTY presented them with a very pathetic
and suitable Address, delivered in the most gracious
and affecting manner. The Colours were received
And borne by two of the senior Gentlemen Cadets. One
this occasion, Sir ALE. HOPE, the Governor, made
an appropriate reply to her Majesty's most gracious
speech, and a suitable address to the Gentlemen who
received the Colours.

Among the distinguished personages present on
this occasion, besides the Royal Family, were—

The Earls Chatham, Harrington. Harcourt, Yarmouth, Lord
Liverpool, Mr. N. Vaissittart, Sir H. Bumrd, Duke of Norfolk,
his &tray Highness the Prince of Orange. Doke of Brunswick,
Lord Rivers, Lord Haywarden, Generals Calvert, Glvynoo, Deo*
derick, Hoge, Lord Cornwallis Sir Howard Douglas, Cabo.;
Butler, the Lleat.-Governor,

CORN-FXCFLANGE, MARK-LANE, AUGUST Is.
Having a very considerable trantity of Wheat at Market, and
but lew Ituyers, the salaam exceedingly heavy, and where thpy
are forsed, mush lower prices are submitted to, than were ob.
tainal on Monday—Oats go °gutty heavily, and are Its. per
qur:ter lower—barley is rather cheaper, several fresh parcels
hpeng lately appeared, and there IT at but little demand for it
W4ite Yeas cause to market to great quantities, which by
ecuasiuned n twitter decline of 4i. per quarter in the. price Cif
that article-All ealstr articles remain sa_oh Wednesday.

• irarki I,tl ifizilek •
. t'OMMi3I3OItE „.
Auonst-9.+-AillYod the ENS; Siial;
Capialh Join Youleoi from .dieeniatid, with eighi
• fisis,
.ife was taken ty the Pearliest, tominodore
ittooais, oh the 24th July. After taking from hint
several kitycles; and a bond for With payable iii
London; lilt elitierated; • and the -crews of the
tiostik.i4isained sldPs put in bditrtlialm. Captain
YouRG war afterwaids boarded by the ALiXANDRIA
frigate and the Sphimut sloop, Who. impressed the
:tears of the ships mentioned beloirl
The Neon, Captain MAJolis Of GbanSOyi taken the ith
June, off the Western Islands.
The Jean and Ann, ROll/1T CIALDWIII.L. Of Saiteoats, taken
.he rth Inn., in lat. 61.7. N. It S. If. E.
The Daphne, this.ss, Of Whitby, taken the lath July, in slight
*of Cape North.
14421•tonamoust. The ALEXANDRIA, 32 guns, arriired
at Leith on the 10th inst.; returning from Spitihergen
she fell in With the Fruit/rat, Commodore Rooms, ands
in company With the SPITFIRE sloop of war, chased her
96 hours, wheh the Proidenei superior sailing run
them hut of sight. The ALEXANDRIA is commanded
by that bribe officer, Captain tATHCART, who so.
nobly defehded the SEAGULL, in the Baltic, about
four years ago, against a far superior force--the
kaaittiLL was sunk in action, and for his eondlict on
that occasion, the Lords of the Ailihiralty were pleased
to giire him Post Rank.
AUGUST to.
Arrived the ALEXANDRIA frigate and SPITFIRE
sloop of war, from Greenland they chaced the Pre.
acne American frigate, Commodore RODGERS. for
96 honks, btit lost her on the 28d ultimo. She was
trowding all sail to the 'Westward. A fast-sailing
priirateer, of 16 guns and 200 men was in company
ivith the President.