Star.
London, England, 1812-03-13 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.

Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRINCK REGENT
held his first Levee this season at Carlton House,
which was very numerously and splendidly auended
by all ranks and parties, who were anxious to pay
their personal respects to his Royal Highness on his
assuming the Government of the country. About
eleven o'clock a detachment of the first regiment of
Foot Guards, commanded by Colonel RAINSFORDI in
hite gaiters, with the band in their State uniform,
marched into the Court-yard of Carlton House. A
detachment of Life Guards marched into Pall-Mall
and the adjacera streets, to regulate the procession of,
carriages coming to the Levee. At a quarter before
one o'clock the company began to arrive. In addi-
tion to those who attended his Royal Highness's
Levee last year, attached to the Court, were the
King's Serjeant Porters, the Gentlemen and Groom
Porters, and Under-Porters. His Royal Highness's
Equeries came in the King's carriages. The ban ti
played Goo Save the King from the time the Royal
Dukes entered the yerd till they entered the grand
Hall. All the Dukes came in state, except the Duke
of YORK ; the Duke of CLARENCR came in the Duke
of KENT'S carriage; the company continued to arH
rive till about hall.past three o'clock, with very little
cessation. About two o'clock the PRINCE left his'
, private apartments, and, proceeded to the state room,'
attended by Colonel M'MAizoN, General TunNen,
General KAPPELI, Colonels 131.001IFIELD, CONOREVE,
and PALMER, together with the Lord Chamberlain,
the Lord Steward, the Groom of the Stole, Gold
Stick (Earl Hatutistirus) and several other State
attendants. His Royal Highness lemained in the
rresM attached to the Levee-room, where those Wi.O
had the privilege of the entre were assembled, such as
the Cabinet Ministers, most ot those who have been
in office, the Foreign Ministers, Etc. &c. ; this privi.
lege granted by the Kist: is to be strictly adhered too
as it was at. St. James's Pal-ice, and for this and other
special purposes, the rizisce. has been pieased to ap-
point his MAJESTV'S resident Page to the same office,
under his Royal Higline,s, to the satisfaction of all
the Royal Family and Nobility. Alter those assem-
bled in the Pt ivilege -rot m had paid their respects to
his Royal Highness, he proceeded to the Levee-loom,
where he received the following distingoished list ot
personages :
Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York, Clarence, Rent,
Cumberland, Sasser; and Gletwester ; the Cabinet Musist.r.;
the Archbishops of Canterbury, York, and Cashel ; the Spanish,
Neapolitan, Turkish, S.eflinian, and hessian Ambassaeon ; the
King's Advecate, the Attorney and Solicitor-Gentril; the
Comptredier.General of the King's Establishment and his Vice;
Lord Mayor of London, the Recorder, and the Sheriffs of Loa-
&grand Middksez.
The following numerous List of Presentations
took place :
Lieutenant-Colonel MiMahon, of the 17th infantry, as Aide-
de-Camp to the Prince Regent:
The Rev. R. H. Chapman, onhis being appointed Chaplain
to the Prince Regent.
Lord Milton and Mr. Wilberfarin, with a Petition from She&
Self, and the neighbourhood. • •
The Marquis 'restaferrato, of the ancient Princes Caps di
Ferro, Charge d'Affaires Maltese.
Mr. Stourton, the eldest Sun of Lord Stourton.
Mr. Salney, of•the Co:di:ream Guards.
Mr. Kennard Smith.
Mr. Salter, Sheriff of Buckinghamshire.
Mi. Daly, by the Lord iu Waiting.
Mr. Thomas Sydeuham CO take leave, previous to his dep..-
lure for Cadiz.
Mr. F.. Clifton, of the Coldstream Guards.
Mr. Morris, by the Lord to Waiting:
Viscount Valencia, on his return from Sicily. •
Earl of Nellie by the Lord in Wr"