Star.
London, England, 1813-06-25 00:00:00

-THB PRINCE► BECENT's LEVEE, tie.

Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRIMO' Rzontr
held a Levee, and transacted other State business, at
Carlton House. At twelve o'clock a guard of honour,
in white gaiters, under the command of Colonel
Cocumwa, marched into the Courtyard, with the
Band of the Third Regiment, or Duke of GtoucEs-
van's, in full state uniforms, who played not only
martial' but full and scientific overtures and pieces,
during the afternoon. A patty of the 7th Hussars
regulated the avenues and streets leading to Carlton
House. There were present at the Levee—
Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Kent and Cambridge,
the Earl Marshal of England, the Lord President, the Lord
Privy Seal, the Master-General of the Ordnance, the First Lord
of the Admiralty, the Secretaries of State for the Home and Co-
lonial Departments, the First Lorst of the Treasury, Sm. the
Lord Chamberlain, the Vice-Chamberlain, the Lord Steward.
the Groom of the stole, Gold Stick (Lord Harrington), Master
of the Horse' Knight Marshal of England, the Comptroller-
General of the Windsor Establishment, the Adjutant• General,
Prince Castelcicala, the Judge Advocate, the Attorney General
to the Prince of Wales for the Duchy of Cornwall.
Dezes—Montrose, Norfolk, and Devonshire.
MA RQUIINEII —Winchester, Headfora, and Donegal.
EARLS—Morton, Lauderdale, Macclesfield, Aboyne, Radnor,
Sandwich, Winchitsea, Mulgrave, Harrowby, Aylesford, Fite,
Mount Edgecumbe, Clare, Bective, Tyrconnel, Harrington, Li-
verpool, Westmorland, Bathurst, and Cholntondeley.
VI SCOU N T s—Jocelyn, Charlet:We, Sydney, Hampden, Mount-
joy, Gage, Melbourne, Palmerston, Sldmouth, Dudley and Ward,
and Melville.

AMU ssADoßs—lonian, Neapolitan, Spanish, and Russian.
BMW's—Limerick and Chester.
RLVRRENDS—Dr. Douglas, Messrs. De Grey, Tarlton, and
W. G. Phillips.
BARONS—De Tripp, Haxsbusen, and Scluniedern.
COO Nl's—Bails° and Munster.

LORDS—Somerville, Boston, G. Beresford, J. Murray, Rod-
ney, Grantley, Gray, Clonbrook, Foley, Walpole, Colthorpe,
Grantley, C. Somerset, Berghersb, Sonde, Binning, and Greaves.
Sias—C. R Broughton, S. Fludyer, C. Morgan, E. Nagel, T.
Metcalf, J. B. Burgess, Rev. H. B. Dudley, T. Sutton, W. licp-
pel, J. Graham, .1. G. Cranford, J. Mulley, W. Clayton, T.
Yorke, J. Jamieson, M. Wood, C. Edmonstone, R. Glynn, 1).
Dundas, and W. Smith.
ADMIRALS—Yorke, Strachan, Saumarez.
GeNzaims—'Porno, Leslie, Butler, Ramsay, Baker, Doric'',
Neville, Fuller, Ross, Choisne John Stewart, James Stewart,
Brown, Fitzgerald, Maitland, Calvert, Floyd, St. John, Man-
ners, Bernard, Thornton, Barty, Houstoun, Eden, Taylor,
Cowell, Porrer, Stroud, M'Cleod, Balfour, St. Leger, Lumley,
,1 Stevens, Mazarredo.

COLON £Ls—V. Graham, Thornton. Muller, Austen, Howard,
Chichester, Arbuthnot, D'Aquilar, Montalembert, Keane, Po-
:erton, J. B. Taylor, Delap, H. Sumer, Longfield, Robe, G.
Howard, Chaplin, Harnage, Congreve, Dukes, Brown, Talbot,
West, and Buller. _ _ _

MAjoR s—Blaquiere and Murray.
CArrAiNS—Sonierville, 'Thompson, Wildman, Fraser, P.
Bouverie, Saurin, Yowrll, Percival', Rodney, !Rakich, Ranuden,
And Berkeley.
LILUTZNANTs—Robe and Schmiedern.

Messas.—G. W. Denys, Herbert, R. Broughton, Graham, S.
Canning, Davenport, Wilmot, Standbh, W. Dundas, R. Powys,
sller, Ward, G. Chad, Simeon, (Aerate, Bayford, Gooch,
Power, Blackman, Pettiward, Denison, Davidson, Gordon, G.
Rich, L. Sulivan, Dickins, C. Greville, Meyler, Dent, Lee, W.
Gordon, Jackson, Stephen, Chichester, Brigstock, Abet-away,
P. Johnson, Becher, R. Wellesley, M'Naghter, Jekyll, M. I'.
Andrews, Baintyl,le, Temple, Long, Nteynell, M. Sutton,
Rose, jun. Beaumont, Ryder, Cavendish, Egerton, and Leigh
The following had the honour of being presented :
Lieutenamt.General Maitland, upon his appointment as Go-
vernor and Cimmander-in-Chief of the Island of Malta, by the
Lord in Waiting.
Colonel Austin, of the GOth Regiment, on promotion, and ap-
pointment of First Aid-du•camp to Viscount Whitworth, Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland; by the Lord in Waiting.
Major-General Taylor, on promotion, by the Lord in Wating.
Major-General Eden, on his appointment to the Staff, by he
Lord is Waiting.
Mr. C. Grenville, by Earl Bathurst.
Major-General Neville, on promotion, by the Lord in Waiting.
- Major-General Fuller, Coldstream Guard-, on promotion, by
the Lord in Waiting.
Lieutenant-General Baker, on promotloti, by ditto.
Ensign Home, Ist Guard., on appointment, by ditto.
Major-General Buller, on promotion, by ditto.
Lieutenant General 'Filson Cbowne, on promotion, and return
from the Peninsula, by ditto.
General James Stewart, on promo. ion to that rank, by ditto.
Lieutenant-General Sir John Stewart, on being appointed to
command the Western District, by ditto.
Lieutenant-Colonel Robe, R.A. on return from the Peninsula,
by Lord Mulgrave.
Lieutenant Retie, R.H.A. on return to the Peninsula, by ditto.
• Colonel G, Howard, on promotion, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lieutenant-General Ramsay, on promotion, by ditto.
Lieutenant-Colonel Muller, Ist Royal Scots, ou his return
from Spain, by eitto.

Captain Yleydell Bouverie, by Lord Radnor, whgalso presen-
ted a Book respecting tbc several jails and prisons in the king.lom.
Major-General Browne, Deputy Quarter-Master-Geueral, on
hie promotion, by the Lord in Waiting.
General Bernard, on his promotion, by ditto.
Lieutenant-Colonel Delap, Ist Royal Sutrey, on being appoin-
ted, by ditto.
_ _

Lieutenant Baron de Scbmiedern, 7th Hussars, by the Hon.
B. Paget. _ _

Hon. Major Murray, Royal Horse Guards, on promotion, by
the Lord in Waiting.
1 Captain Wildman, 7th Hussars, on promotion, by ditto.
' Cornet J. Wildman 7th Hussars, on appointment, by ditto.
Hon. Captain Rodney, R.N. on promotion, by Lord Rodney.
Capt. Somerville, R.N. on promotion, by the Lord in Waiting.
Captain Ramsden, R.N. on promotion, by ditto.
Colonel Arbuthnot, on his return to the Peninsula, by ditto.
Captain Saurin, on promotion, by Lord E. O'Bryen.
Capt. Powell, let Guards, on promotion, by Lord in Waiting.
Captain Fraser, 7th Hussars, by ditto.
Captain Percival!, Coldstream Guards, on his promotion and
return from the Peninsula, by ditto.
Lieutenant-Colonel D'Aguilar, on his promotion, and to take
leave on his return to Spain, by ditto.
Cornet Peters, 7th Hussars, by ditto.
General Fitz3erald, on his promotion, by ditto.
Lieutenant-Colonel Keane, Waterford Regiment, by ditto.
Lieutenant-Colonel Vernon Graham, on his appointment to:
the Staff, and departure for America.
The Earl on Fife, on being nominated Lord Lieutenant of

Banffshire.
Rear-Admiral Sir Joseph York, on his marriage.
General Sir William Kepprl, on promotion. '
Mr. George Chad, by the Earl of Mayo.
Mr. Chichester, by the Marquis of Donegal. •
Mr. W. Dundas, on his marriage, by Lord Melville.
Mr. Meyler, by Lord Palmerstone.
Mr. Charles Standish, by Mr. Davenport, M.P.
Mr. Wilmot (son of Sir Robert Wilmot), by ditto.
Kr. R. Boughton, on returning from his travels, by his father,
Sir C. B. Boughton.
Mr. W. Becher, by the Duke of Devonshire.
Mr. R. Power,. ditto.
Mr. W. P. Johnson, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Ward, on going abroad, by ditto.
Mr. Brigstock, upon going abroad, by ditto.
Mr. H. l'owys, on his appointnirtit to the Office of Clerk of
the Cheque to the Band of Gentlemen Pensioners, by ditto.
Sir James Burgess, on his marriage.
'1 he Bishop of Chester, to present his Sermon preached for the
Royal Humane Society.
Rev. Mr. Tarleton, by Mr. Egerton.
The Marquis of WINCHESTER was the Lord in
Waiting, and General TURNER the Goom.
After the Levee his Royal Highness was pleased
to confer the honour of Knighthood on Rear Admiral
THOMAS BERTIE, and to grant him permission to ac-
cept and wear the insignia of Knight Commander of
the Royal Swedish Order of the Sword.
Admiral Sir Ludes Saummaz had a similar hci.

laser conferred upon him, at the particular request of
the King of Swan Es. Admiral BEETLE will be in-
vested with the Order by Sir JAMES SAUDIAREZ, be
having been an English Knight previously.
G. TAYLOR, Esq. the Genealogist of the Order of
the Bath, attended the ceremony, in consequence of
Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ being a Knight of that Order.
Sir JAMES will in future wear the Swedish Order, in
addition to that of the Bath, but under the latter.
The Paulen gave a long audience to his Royal
Highness the Duke of BRUNSWICK, on his arrival in
England ; also to Earls of LIVERPOOL, MULGRAVE,
and CHOLMONDELEY.