Star.
London, England, 1814-06-10 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT'S GR4ND COURT.

His Royal Highness the Pumas RZGENT held a
Court yesterday at Carlton House.
At half past one o'clock a Guard of Honour
marched into the Court-yard of Carlton House, with
the band of the Coldstream Regiment in their State
uniform, playing a martial piece.
All the Royal Dukes and the Duchess of YORK
came in State, and were received with military ho-
nours, as were the Emperor of RUSSIA, the King of
Paussta, their families, and numerous suites. Tla
Duke of RICHMOND and Marquis WELtssLev also
came in State, There were also presents
The Prince of Orange, the Prince of Mr alenburgh, the Son.
and Relatives of the King of Prussia, Prince Charles of Prussta,
111ars1.21 General Blucher, Marshal Lord Beresford, I.ord
and the numerous assemblage of Euglish warriors, General
D'Yort, &e. who have distinguished the:l:wives in the late w ar,
together with the Prince Regent's Cabinet Ministers, his Other.%
of State, and the Royal Household. the Lorl Mayor rind the
Corporation of London, the Sherri!: of Loudon and Middlesex,

At half past two o'clock the shouts of the populace
announced the arrival of the King of Paussia, his
Sons and relatives, together with Suites in State,
Lord CHARLES BENTINCK, his Chamberlain, &c.—
His Majesty was dressed in his own regimentals and
silver, with his hair very short, and without powder,
The band played our good national air of Goo rave
the King. His Majesty appeared sensible of his flat-
tering reception, and bowed respectfully.
At a quarter past three o'clock the Emperor of
RUSSIA arrived at Carlton House in state, in the
Prince Regent's carriage, escorted by a party of the
Bays ;he was received with military honours. He
was dressed in an English uniform, and wearing the
Order of the Garter with which Sir Tilostaa Tits,
wurrr and Mr. Towssas° went some months since
to invest him. He was met at the door by the Putrice
REGENT. His Royal Highness conducted the Em-
peeor to his closet, where they had a conference for
some time. The Royal Sovereigns were dressed there
in their splendid robes of purple velvet, lined with
white, and their splendid collars, for the purpcue
of
attending a Chapter of the Noble Order of the Garter.
A procession was immediately f lined by Sir Isaac
Heine., King at Arms, from the closet of the Prince
Regent to the Chapter Room, consisting of Knights
of the Order.
On their orris al ti'e PRINCE' REGENT took hi: seat
in the Chair of State, under l s throne, at the head of
the table ; having on his right hand, a Chair of State,
in which his INIPERIAL MAJESTY was placed ; kind
vacant chair on his left for the King of PILUsSIA. The
CiraNcetaara then, by his Royal Highness's com-
mand, read a new statute, whereby, after compliment-
ing the King of PRUSSIA upon the heroism, military
skill, and personal intrepidity, the just admiration of
the whole of Germany, manifested by his MAJEsTy
during the late momentous and arduous contest, now
auspiciously terminated in the blessings of peace, his
said MAJESTY was declared elected a Knight of the
Order of the Garter.
His MAJESTY was .then introduced to the Chaptei
between the Dukes of Yoak and KENT, preceded by
Gaiter and Black Rod : and being conducted to the
PRINCE REGENT, was invested with the Garter, the
Ribbons!, and the Order of St. George : the Cease
ceeaott pronouncing the usual admonition.
A statute was then read, wherein, after many high
encomiums on the distinguished merits and services
of the Earl of Ltvearexie and ViscountCastextutamt,
it was declared that they should be added to the ntim-.
ber of Knights of tf a Order.
Their Lordships were then severally introduced be-
tween the two junior Knights, the Dukes of More-
ntoskand Newcas fir, received the honour of Knight-
hood from the PRINCE REGENT, with the Sword of
State, and were afterwards invested with the usual
ceremonies.
A statute was then read, declaring that no further
election of any subjects not being of the Blood Royal
into the Order, shall take place, until the vacancy of
Stall of a Knight subject, not of the Blood Royal,
shall have happened sussequently to the reducuoa
the number of Knights subjects, not of the Blood
Royal, to the original number of twenty-five Knights
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" GOD rave the Emperor."

Early this morning the Emperor of ResclA, the
Grand Duchess of OLDENBURGII, the King of Pous-
SIA, and their respective suites, lett Pulteney Hotel
for Ascot Races ; after which his Imperial Majesty
the King of and suite go to Windsor Castles
to dine with her MAJI:cy, and the rest of the Royal
Family.
ANECDOTE OF BLUCHER.—When the General was
at Dover, he was surrounded by a crowd of females,
some of whom requested a lock of the Grenerls hair.
He bowed and smiled ; but begged to be excused, ad-
ding, with an allusion to the baldness of his head,
that 4, if he gave them all a hair a-picce, he should
not have one hair left."

A Royal Ordnance has been published in all the
sea-ports of France, importing, th.!t during the conti-
nuance of the war between Great Britain and the
United States of America, no vessel shall be armed in
any of the ports of the kingdom in behalf of either of
the belligerents, and that no French subject must take
any share in such equipments.

811/11THF1EL1) MARKET, JUNE 10.
Beet 5. 111 to 6. Se 1 Veal 71. cod to Si 0.1
Mutton 6s Od to 71 Od 1 Pork S. Od to 74 44
Lamb us Od to 94, Od.
Bmita, 720—Sheep and Lambs 7000—CAlvos, 200—Pigs 260.

',ICI 1411 MAT A$D 4144 W
Meadow Hay 41 Os to 51 51 I Omar 61 Os to 71 Os
Armen 01 Os to 01 0. Straw 1110 e to II ids

CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, JUNE to.
Although we have bad no fresh arrivals of Wham since Mon-
day, the bale of that article continues eaceedeeigly heavy, awl
nobs but that of ane quality can find a sale ; all other &scrip-
iloas ant notiloal in value, nut having the Ina demand toe
then. Earley that is fresh and 6ise supporta Mousiers prices,
bus the ardiraty kinds are Its. per quarter cheaper. in Peas,
Beans, anti ether articles, tle, re is au au-Tadao.

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