Star.
London, England, 1813-07-16 00:00:00

Arabia, Hulse, Stevens, °onion,
Goldie, Hamilton, Carleton,
bertson, Head, Slade, Calvert.
Colonels—Thornton, Wyndlansl
Braddyll, Crosbie, Elder, Hamilton,
Salmon, Stewart, Framingham, B -
tie, St. Paul.
Majors---Freemantle, Dorville,
Foy, Close.
Captains—Methuen, A. R. Bingham, Hon. Maitland, Carats,
Rodney, Truscott, Gosling, Hardyman.
Messrs.—Ca'craft, Cochrane, Coates, Brogden, Prendergast,
Astrea, Richmond, Thomson, Pigou, P. Carew, Douglas Mo-
rier, Grame, Shepherd, Best, M. Ure, Crispin, Wright, Kirwan,
Hay, Poynder, A. Bogle, Curtoys, D. Thomson,-Ryeroft, Chas.
Giant, jun. W. Douglas, A. Wallace, Stone, Leach, Rouse, two
Dawkins, Jackson, Nesbitt, Crawford, Graham, Browne;Wal-
lace, Meynel, Howarth, Hay, Martin, Stacker.
The following had the honour of being presented
Ito his Royal Highness :
Mr. Henry Dampier, on his appointment as a Justice of the
Court of King's Bench, by the Lord Chancellor, upon which oc-
casion he received the honour of Knighthood.
Lieutenant-General John Hamilton, upon which occasion Le
received the honour of Knighthood.
Earl Delawar, on being appointed one of the Lords of his Ma-
jesty's Bedchamber.
Lieutenant-Colonel Wyndham, 20th Light Dragoons, on his
promotion, by the Earl of Egremont.
Viscount Whitworth, to take leave on going to Ireland.
The Duke of Montrose, on being appointed King's Lieutenant
of Dumbartonshire.
Major Freemantle, on his promotion, and arrival from the
Peninsula.
Captain Methuen, Royal Dragoons, on promotion.
Mr. Allan Bogle, from Jamaica.
Mr. Richmond, on being appointed a Commissioner of the
Customs.

Mr.

Douglas, upon being appointed hls Majesty's Secretary of
„Aden at the Court of Palermo.
Mr. Daly, by the Lord in Waking.
Hon. B. Cochrane, by ditto.
Mr. Thompson, Deputy Inspector of Hospitals, on his return
fron► the West Indies.
Capt. A. R. Bingham, on his marriage, by Lord Melville.
Mr. Wright, on his appointment as Assessor to the Governor
of Malta.
Mr.
Mr.
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Masterton Ure, by the Lord In Waiting.
Crispin, his Majesty's Consul at Oporto, on his return to

Mr. Prendergast, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Kirwan, by ditto.
Mr. Under Sher;ffPoynder, by Mr. Sheriff Blades.
Colonel Broddyll, to kiss hands on his Regiment's receiving the
honourable style of Third, or Prince Regent's own Regiment of
Royal Lancashire.
Sir James Bonteins, upon his arrival from the West Indies.
Sir George Jackson, on being made a Baronet.
Rev. William Jones, of St. John's, Cambridge, on going to
Russia, as travelling Fellow of the University.
Major-General Hamilton, on his appointment as Colonel of
the Second Ceylon Regiment, and return from the Peninsula for
his health.
Colonel Vivian, of the 7th Hussars, to take leave, on his Re-
giment going on service.
Lieutenant• Colonel Armstrong, on being appointed Aide-de-
Camp to his Royal Highness the Commander in Chief.
Major General Head, on his promotion and return from the
Peninsula.
Rear Admiral Sir T. Beetle, K. S. to kiss bands, on being in-
vested with the Swedish Royal Order of the Sword.
Major General Goldie, on kis promotion.
Major General Gosselin, on his promotion and appointment to
the Staff in Sicily.
Lieutenant General Robertson, on his promotion.
Lieutenant General Gordon Cumming, on his return from the
West Indies, and promotion, by the Marquis of Huntley.
lilajor General Slade, on his promotion, and upon his return
from Spain.
Major General Bingham, on his return from Sicily.
Major General Peachy, on hie promotion.
Col. Molle, of the 46th Regiment, on his appointment to be
Lieutenant Governor of New South Wales, and to take leave.
Lieutenant-Colonel Pasley, of the Royal Engineers, on his
promotion, by Lord Mulgrave. •
Colonel Elder, of the sd Cacsdores, upon receiving his Ma-
jesty's permission to accept and wear the Insignia of the Portu-
guese Military Order of the Tower and Sword.
Lieutenant-Colonel StewSrti of the Royal West India Rangers,
on his return from the West Indies.
Colonel Hamilton, on his promotion and return from the
I West Indies.
Sir John Burke, Bart. on coming to his title, by Mr. Calcraft.
Colonel Packe, of the Ist Guards, on promotion.
Major Bozon, of the 15th Foot, on promotion and return from
General Hodgson's Staff, at Curacoa.
Major Close, of the Royal Artillery, on promotion.
Major Foy, of the Royal Artillery, on promotion.
Hon. E. Stewart, by Lord Melville, upon being appointed
Commissioner of the Navy.
Mr. Hay, by Lord Melville, on his appointment as Commis-
sioner of the Victualling Office.
Captain Carden, R. N. *by Lord Melville, on his return Irons

America.
The Hon. Captain Maitland, of the 23d Regiment, Aid-de-
camp to Lieutenant-General Maitland.
Major Domelle, of the Royal Dragoons, on his return from
the Peninsula.
Major Chetham, of the 47th Regiment, on his departure to
Spain.
At a quarter before three o'clock the grand caval-
cade of the City of London arrived at Carlton House,
to present a congratulatory Address from the Corpo-
ration to the PRINCE, upon the late glorious Victory
of Vittoria, obtained by Field Marshal the Marquis
of WELLINGTON. They were shewn into an. anti.
room till the 'whole had alighted from their carriages,
when they were received by the LORD CHAMBIR..
Lang in the Entre-room, who conducted them into
the Levee-room.
'His Royal Highness appeared on his Throne in
most excellent health, dressed in regimentals. wearing
the Orders of the Garter and the Bath. The Citi-
zens, on being introduced by the CHAMBERLAIN into
the Royal presence, approached the PRINCE REGENT
bowing ; after which the RECORDER read the Address
in a very audible voice ; delivered it to the LORD
MAYOR, and his Lordship presented it to his Royal
1 Highness, who returned the following most gracious

answer :
" I return you my warmest thanks for your loyal
and dutiful Address.
" The Victory with which it has pleased Almighty
Gob to bless the operations of the Allied Army under
its illustrious Commander, Field-Marshal the Marquis
of WELLINGTON, cannot fail to have excited, in every
part of the United Kingdom, the strongest emotions
of exultation and gratitude, and it is with the utmost
satisfaction that I receive such a testimony of feelings
which animate the Metropolis of the Empire, on this
most interesting and important occasion.
" Success so• splendid and decisive—so glorious in
all respects to the Arms of his MAJESTY and of his
Allies, is calculated to contribute most essentially to
the establishment of the independence of the Penin-
sula ou zt firm and lasting foundation, and.to the im-
provement of our prospects in all other parts bf the
world."
His Royal Highness afterwards held a Privy
Council, at which
The Right Hon. General THOMAS MAITLAND was
sworn Governor of Malta.
His Grace the Duke of MONTROSE was sworn in as
King's Lieutenant of Dumbartonshire.
The PRINCE held two other Councils. At the first
the JUDGE of the Admiralty made his Report of the

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Lord WHITWORTH, Viscount MELVILLE, &C.•
Viscount bfaumustsm and General PINCH were the
ILdni and Groom in Waiting.

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