Star.
London, England, 1803-10-13 00:00:00

Sr. VAMPS.

Yenerday, about half pail twelve o'clock, his MA-
Ern, arrived at St. James's Palace from Windihr,
to hold a Levee, which commenced at one o'clock,
and was attended by their Royal Highneffes the
D.skes of CI.ARIINCI and CAMBIUM:3T, their Eyed.
lencies the Pandit, Prafian, Saxon, Wirtembergian,
Spanith, Imperial,American,Neapolitan,Portugnefe,
and Sardinian Ambafradors ; the Archhithop of Caw•
TUMMY, the LORD CHANCELLOR, the CHANCELLOR
of the Excattlysit, the Secretaties of State, the
Treafurer of the Navy, the Attorney General, the
Advocate General, the Lord Mayor, the Sheriff,' of
London. There were alfo prefeat—

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Marquis Sallibury.
Earts—A V inciackHarrlngton, Sandwich, Camden, Uxbridge,
Malmetbaul•
Vi(counts...Hood, Dungannon.
Lards..Hotham, Hawkdbury, Chetwyn, Ratiftmk, Blantyre,
Haab&ld, Mahon. _

Baron Hompefeh.
Sirs—P. Hales. H. Popham, A. Welch, R. Toed, W. Leighton,
J. Nichols, C. R. Boughton.
Generals—Manners, Bs'four, Edmondfnn, Dundas, Wilford,
Cafcoyne, Bromfield, Leak, Manners, Floyd, Hookeney.
Colonels —Calvert, Vanfittart, Cotton, Rainie, Fitzroy, Coburn,
Boodle, Er&Me, Beaumont, Jenkinfon, M'Kenzie, Phillimore.
Majors—Dalrel, Stewart, M.Cumbe, Campbell, Allen.
Captains—Manners, Sutton, Hartwell, jenk info'', Chambers,
Wodelosufe, Cambers, Bryan, Trapaud, Ponfonby.
Mefficuro—Stanhope, Ault, Yorke, Addington, Brook Watfon,
Bradyll. Pole, A. Paget, Reynolds, Hayes, Fawkener, Shaw,
Knox, Percival, Tierney.

Among the pretentations were—
Lord BEA NTYRE, MI hi► arrival from Egypt ; his Lordthip ae-
companied the Mameluke Chief. MB Bey. to England; his Ex-
cellency was not prefent at the Levee, as meant.
The Hon. TVOMAS Easttxa,on his being appointed Colood of
the Law Affociation.

Lord VirCOUllt Do NCAN MON, on being appointed Colonel of the
Man-La-bonne Volunteer Corps.
Lord Cnt TWY N. on bring appointed Colonel of the Duke of
Glouceftcr's Corps.
Sir RICNAIID Fo an, on his being appointed Captain to the Pim-
lico Volunteer Corps.
Colonel COTTON, Captains CZAINIZILS. and B by Col.
Dalrymple, on their appointments in the Teddington Corps, com-
manded by his Royal Weiner. the Duke of Clarence.

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ColonelsPo3l.l.lloolllt and MlCarrzre, and Capt. PONSONIT,
on their appeiatmenu in the Mary-la-bonne Adixiation.
Majors M TOMBS 1111.ZZL, and ST CV ART .on their appoint-
ments, by General Leak.
Alderman Sa•w and Sir Was. Leto ETON, the new Sheriffs 0(
London, by the Lord Mayor.
Lieutenant COlCald JIN[INSOW Infpoiling Held Oilleerot the
London Diftriet, by the Earl of Harrington.
Oeneral Hooaanav, by Lord HeatidiekL
Captain BITAW. of the Mary-la-bonne Allociation. by Coon-
Wanner Hartwell.

Major A ,by General Floyd.
C.edood Bianca, by the Lord in Wafting.
Major Con , by at.
Tr:inTILAPAUD,Of the Mary-la-bonne Aliodadon, by ditto.
Levee doled loon after two o'clock, when
his Maytrry held a Privy Council, at which the Rt.
Hon. C Yogic' prefided, in the room of the
Duke of Poarimen, who was prevented from at-
tending through indifpotition. It fat a conliderable
time, after which his Mai !STY gave private audiences
to the Marquis of SALISBURY, Mr. ADDINGTON, Mr.
YOILICI, and Lord HAWICHIORT.

At half pat four his MA] wry left the Palace for
Kew, where the ROYAL FAMILY will remain till Sa-
turday.
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Ciaalima was
to have prefented the Officers belonging to the
reddingtost Affociation, but was prevented by his
uniform sot being completely finiffied. The report
that the Mameluke Chief was to be at Court, attrafted
revere' hundred perfons to St. James's ; and the ave-
nues leading to the Palace were fo extremely thronged
that it was with great difficulty the officers could
keep the paffages clear.

The Corps in the Metropolis are to go to the dif-
ferent churches on the Fan Day. in full uniform.

The Duke of Gaarrom's noble manfion in Pic-
cadilly, which has long been ranked among the firft
for fituation and acquirements, is now undergoing
many improvements, preparatory to the return of
that diftinguithed family from Eullon-halL
The races at Deal yefterday, were exceedingly
gay ; and Lower-greet was all in an uproar with
children, being fair day:

Much is Paid by our enemy about the manner in
which they mean to partition out this lasi Houten
had Each fanguine calk builders in his eye. whenbe
faid—

• Te kcaeda marmots
• Loam fib Iplio hums. etfitriani

• lawasr, ftmls doom"
We troll their Awe in the fail, will be enaly what
they majors.

The performers, and others, belon&ing to Drury
lane Theatre, arc about to be formed into an armed
laudation. They were drilled yefterday for the firft
time.

The Twickenham Volunteers appeared in their
full uniform, for the MI time, on Sunday laft ; and
being an excellent body of men, made a very fine
appearance. They marched from the parade to
Church, where a molt imprellive fermon was preached
on the occafion by Dr. CAMBRIDGE.
The Subfcription• already advertifed, for clothing
the Volunteers of the county of Monmouth, amount
to 56871.
The Royal 1-Torfe-Guards, Blue, will march to
Canterbury to.morrow and next day.
Fifty of the Weft Middlefex Militia marched into
Sheernefs on Saturday, to affift in completing the re-
pairs of the fortifications, before the bad weather
Pets in.

The Corporation of Derry gave a fumptuous din-
ner on Thuifdayfennight to the new Bifhop of that
See, at which the Field Officers of the Garrifon and
the Clergy were among the vifitors. After dinner
his Lottlfhip was prefented with the Freedom of the
City.
When the military fpellacle of The Camp was &ft
performed at Drury lane Theatre it was remarkable
for introducing to the town in one feene what were
denominated the three Graces—Mifs FARM, Mrs.
Captoott, and Mrs. !tritium:Pc Many perfons at the
time imputed the piece to the pen of Mt. 'Fiesta.
• Cove pit GA a n.—Laft night, after a
repetition of the comedy of The Preverd 110emiel, in
which Mils Aft/piton appeared much more at cafe in
Lay Teeitnag than i.n her &ft reprefentation of the
chareler, the malcal farce of The AOKI was
brought forward, Mill Moat :Kill being the Leesera,
a part in which fhe lung and aged greatly to the fa-
titfaSion of a numerous and elegant audience.-
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litrocnau is a very excellent Nov.