Star.
London, England, 1815-02-24 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT'S CJURT.

Yesterday the PRINCE Racier held a Levee fir
the first time, this year, at Carlton House ; previous
to which his Royal Highness held an investiture of
the Order of the Thistle, attended by the Officers of
the Order. The Knights of the Order present were
his Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE, Earl
PouLErr, Earl of MORTON, and Earl of ABERDEEN
The death of the Marquis of LOTHIAN being for.
molly announced, Lord ERSKINE was elected in his
place, Lor ; Dame was introduced to the PRINCE
in the usual forms of State, by the Earls of Monroz4
and ABERDEEN, the two junior Knights present, when
his .Lordship received the honour of Knighthood from
the PRINCE, and was invested with the Order of the
Thistle. His Royal Highness then held a Levee,
which was very numerously attended.
The following had the honour of being presented
to the PRINCE REGENT

Arthur Brooke Faulkener, M.D. Physician' to the Forces,
upon which Gccasion he received the honour of Kuigh;liiio
The Prince Serge \Vokhonsky, by the Ru.sian Ambassador.
Joseph Gilpin, M.D. Physician ro the Forces, upon which
Occasion he rect.ived the honour of Knighthood.
Lieut.-Colonel Baron de Capol, late of De Roll's Regiment,
on his return Gem the Continent.

Major Boyce, 241 lA'e Guar is, on his promotion, and return
from the Contioent, by air Felix Apr.
Lieutenant-Colour' Henry Pynn, Knight of the Royal Por-
tuguese Military Order of toe lower and Sword, on his return
from Portugal, by Earl Bathurst, upon which occasion he re-
ceived the honour of Engli.h Knighthood.
Mr. George Storey sist Dragoons, on his return from the
Staff of his Escellency the Count de Laugeron, with the Rus-
sian Order of St Vladimir, 4th Class.

Mr. Gooch, Sir William Rowley, Lord Huntingfield, Mr.
Holland, and Mr. Fuller, with an Address from the County of
Suffolk.

Sir Jobs Talbot, K. C. B. on his appointment as Colonel of
Marines.

Sir Edmund Antrobas, on his being created a Baronet.
Sir Wathen Waller, by Sir Witham Scott, on his being created
a Baronet.

Sir Charles Wale, on his return from his government of Mar.
tiaique, and upon promotion to K.C.B.
Sir John Silvester, so being created a Baronet.
Sir David Dundas, on his being created a Baronet.
Sir James MlGregor, M.D. lately Chief of the Medical Staff,
of the Army under the Duke of Wellington.
Sir Thomas Clifford, on being promoted to a Baronetcy.
Sir Henry Lambert, Ist Guards, un his return trona foreign
service.

Sir John Jackson, on being created a Baronet.
Sir Francis Ford, on his going abroad.
Baron Ptulitter, on his return from the West Indies.
Sir Richard M4Jephson, on his being created a Baronet.
Majoe.Generai &slither, on bit return from the We,t
and prOntodon.
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Lieutenant-General Spenser, on hie promotion and return
from Ida maims at Genoa.
Lieut.-Gen. Dkney, on Ids appelnttnent to the 13th Regiment.
Lieutenant-General bkde, o• his promotion.
Viee-Admiral Ferrier, on his promotion and return tront the
North Sea.

Admiral Bowen, on hla promotion to Admiral of the IVI-Ite
from the Blue.

Rear-Admiral D. Campbell. on his promotion.
Rear-Admiral Rollie, on his promotion.
Rear-Admiral Sir bolas Rowley, on his baronetcy and hii
promotion.
Rear-Admiral Parker, on hie promotion and return from the
Mediterranean.

Admiral Bowen, on Li. promodon to Admiral of the White
from the Blue.

Colonel Ponsonby, upon his appointnient of A. D. C. to his
Royal Highness the Prince Regent.
Major-General 4r Charles Imhoff, K.J. on promotion, and
return from Guernsey.
Lieutenant-General Sir John Hamilton, R.T.S. on being crea•
ted a Baronet.

Marquis of Bute, as lieutenant of the 'County of Bute, by the
Marquis of Hertford.
Earl of Hardwick', on return from a tour on the Continent.
Viscount Torrington, 'by hart Poolet, on bib promotion to
Rear-Admiral.

Admiral Lord Gambler, on les return from Ghent.
Admiral Lord Rmistork, on being .ippointed a Grand Cross
Knight.
Majot.General Lord Proby, on return from foreign service.
I.iturAkiheral Sir John Murray, vu his return Irma Spain.
Lord Sinning, on Was a Member of the board of Controul
for the Abides of India.
Capt. John Marshall, R.N. on receiving foreign Knighthood.
Captain Milner, kith Hussars, Aid-de-Camp to Lord Wm
Dentine'', on return from ioreign service.
Lieutenant Boyd, Aid•de•Casiqr to Major-General Sir Charles
Wale, on 14 ;infra from the istond of Martinique.
Lieutenant Blaring broi 1,, on pi, appointment to the 10th
/lova Human.
Mr John'Havekeir inglisiienn receiving his Royal Highness
ths-Prilape Rogeoeo'rerogioiou to acceut aad.wear tJta Insignia

of a Knight date Royal Swedish OrJer of Onstares Vasa, upon
which occasion he received the honotir of English Knighthood.
Rear-Admiral Levison Gower, on his promotion.
Captain Hawker, of his Majesty's ship Bellerophon, on Li:
return tont Newfoundland.
Lieutenant Barrett, 14th Light Dragoons, on his appointmant
to that reginout.
Lieutenant Marten, td Lifo Guards, on his appointment.
Lieut. Hodgson, 10th Royal Howars, on his appointment.
'lle Honourable Colonel King, nil Battalion sth Regiment,
upon being appointed tme of the Grooms of the Bedchamber to
Ins Maj,.s:y, by the Earl of Kingston.
Lieutenant cabinet the Hon. James Stewart, upon being ap.
pointed to the s.tel Regiment of kilt Guards.
Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Robert Manners, on being appoint.
ed to the loth Royal Hussars.
Lieut.:l,7l;o Colonel King, 82d Regiment, on bit appointniet t
as Lieuteinint-Cinvernor of Heligoland.
Major.Gemeral Bonnie, on promotion and change of name.
Captain Bat toe, Royal Scott, on promotion, Lx.
Liiiitena, I-Major Sir J. Ilantikon, on being created a Baronet
Colon. I C. litak•yiton, on promotion.
Conimissioner Fraser, t n hi. morn from abroad, to the r
Board.
Brigade-Major Taylor, loth HUMUS, upon appointment
the Itegnuent.
Lieutenant-Colonel J. Stewart, ttpon being appointed to tl:
t ;tiaras.
Lb utenant Colonel Witatrilon. on return from Spain.
Lieutenant-C.7(.10ne! Campbell, of t! e nth Foot, eat I:is rout
frum America.
Captain J. 13J. k, R. N. on promotion.
Lieutenant-Compel M w rty, Assistant Adjutant-Genera, b
Ireland, present...l by Sir J. Murray.
General Sir J. Stewao, Lis anointment se the Royal is
British Dragoons.
Lientetettit-t. !neral Burnett, on promotion.
Mr. A. Foie r, mt his appoi Loin lit as his Majesty's Envoy Ea.
traordinary and Minister to rite Ccort of Denn:ar'..
Mr. Illachlord, on bring appoinno! ore of the Lnrds
Admiralty.
General. H. F. Calcralt, on prompt ion.
General Gerrard, on remit ft ass
Mr. Gambier, lay Lord Git'nbier.
Captain Anstruther, Colds: ream Guards, on promotion.
Lieutenant-General Montressor, on his return fnasi the Go-
vernment of Corsica.
Mr. Hermitian, his Danish Majesty's Consul Generzl, by the
Danish Minister.
Lieutenant-Colonel hfactiontiLl, on promotion and tenni from
the Ari»y in Handers.
Colon-) Ita:hurat, on Lis marris-6e.
Vice-Admiral Sir 'Humus Wi.hatiss, on pr onot:on. and on
vittang the commanel at the Note.
Lieutenant-Colonel Kei.ali, 58th Regiment, Deputy A.:pit:an
General, Sicily, on his return from foreign service.
Lieutenant-General Grey, on promotion.
Atlmiral Sir J. T. Duckworth, on being appointed Commander
in Chief at Plymouth.
Captain Tower, commanding his Majesty's frigate Curacos,
from the Mediterranean.
General Sir Hugh Dalrymple, on being created a Barnes.
LioutoCnionel Landonano, Royal Engineers, on prounitiea.
Lieut.-Colonel Sir George Campbell, on his Damneder.
Lieutenant Wallington, on his appointment to the Itkh &tort
Hussars.
Captain Stockdale, Sd Guards, on promotion.
Count Brunswick, by the Austrian Ambassador.
Commissioner Shirt, on his appointment to be Deputy Comp
troller of the Navy.
Dean of Christ Church, by the Lord in Waiting.
Captain G. C. M'Kenzie, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting.
Major-General Cookstat, Rosal .‘rtilit.ty, on promotnae
CLptatii Nicholson Tymlineon,• R. N. on Lis presenting 1
Memorial.
Lieutenant Bacon, 10th Royal Hussars, on his appointmoo.
Lieutenant Royal Horse Artillery, by the Lord ii
Waiting.
Lieut. Arnold, 10th Royal Hussars, upon his appointment.
Captain H. Pumaresq, upon his return tram the Stall tot Ili
Peninsula and Canada, and appointment of Aide-de-Camp t-.
Mint-Central nit John Byng, H. C. B.
Major Vatic, Dc Mentun's Regintent, on promotion, by th
lord in Waiting-
Lieutenant-Colonel taken Lain, on his appointment to tb.
Coldstream Guanis.
Lieutenant-C.4one' Tucker, on being appoiced to the cons
mind of the regimei.c.
Major-gent red Montresor,nn his r, turn from India:
Captain Richnid Creyke, It. N. on pronautian, uy Vi count
Maly lie. • . . . • .
- Captain Tower, R. N. conimarsllng his Majesty's fr;?ao
Curacoa.
Major Macalester, I sth Dragoons, on promotion.
Lieutenant-Colonel Colston, late I...pesting held Officer, or.
his leaving England.
Lieutenant-Colonel Heat, It. E. on his return from ser-i,:e.
Lord GRAVES was the Lord in Waiting for Lord
PETERSHAM, and Mr.-Mamma -was the Groom.
Prince CASTELCICALI bad an audience oi. the
Paine, as. had the Duke of MoNnto:a and Earl
BATHURST.
The Sardinian Minister was introduced tc, the
PRINCE by Earl BATHUitsT.

Yesterday, the Corn Resolutions, moved b 7 Mr.
ROBINSON, went through the Committev t f the fiuusi-
of Commons. Mr. BARING's motion, for icticleriur
the measure temporary, was withdrawn. It wa.
afterwards proposed, by Sir M. W. RIDLEY and Mr
k'ROTHEROE, to make the protecting price seventy
six shillings, and an Amendment, to that effect, was
moved by the latter. Mr. Bimini proposed, that thi
House should adjourn to afford further time for di(
consideration of the price which it would be proper't(
fix. The question being called for, strangers witii
drew, and were not rc•admitted, though the Corne
mittee continued in debate for more than an hour
At last the motion for adjournment was negativec
without a division ; but, upon the price, the Corn
mittee divided, and the original sum of 80s. was car
vied by a majority of 209 to 65. The House ad-
journed at FOUR O'CLOCK this morning.
The Resolutions unanimously agreed to yesterday.
by the Livery of the City of London, are in many re.
tracts worthy of the serious consideration of the coup
try, and of Government. Petitions conformable ix
the Resolutions will be presented, with all possible
dispatch, to both Houses of Parliament.
The general topic of conversation, after the usiia!
ceremony of " Good Morning I Charming weather
for the Season I" &c. is, a, Have you passed llisre:
lately ?—He is literally displaying Thousands
Guinan in his window, to pay the Five Th.usand
Guinea Prizes as b0.,1 as drawn ; and what are sill;
more striking in the Scheme, Three Prises of Mid;
Thousand Pounds rack, with only 15,000 Tickets, It
begin drawing sth APRIL."
Last week a bill of indictment was found by thi
Grand Jury of the City of London against Thoma:
Gardner and "Thomas Baucutt, Attornies, of Glou
cester, and C. W. Barratt, clerk to the former, for I,
conspiracy against a Mr. YeAtes.
CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 24.
Our Market was well supplied with Wheat today, for wide
attar there was very Wile demand, and Mondays
prices wennot obtainable by full 2s. per quarter—a great deal remains un
wild. We had a large arrival of Barley, which experienced Ye!
heavy sale at a reduction of front Is. to Its. per quarter. Oat
JJ
are also full Is. per quarter cheaper. In Peas,
Beans, and oche
articles, there is little or no variation.
*MI 111 FIELD MARKS f, FEBRUARY 24.
Bret Ss 03 to 6s Od I Veal 7s Od to as 04
Marton $s rid to gs 6d I Park Od to 74 44
LONDON s hinted by Lavas KNIT, Pickett Place;
is
;044 diem and SW OilisseTsapie law
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