Star.
London, England, 1817-03-06 00:00:00

THE PRINCE Ilk:GI:Sr., cuLIIT.

Yestet day the rnmez Riisrwr held a Court at
Carlton*Honsr. I-lis Royal Highness WAS attended
the Cabinet Ministers. the Lord Steward, the
Groom of the Stole, •the Comptroller of the Home-
holi, the C of the Yeoman of the Guard, the
Vilver Stick in waiting, Lord BosToN in waiting, Sir
Gramm 6n r•altinz. the State Pa.ae, &c.
A p :Atkin of the hentficed Clergy et Londta
and ',Art:.,‘ltaister, ..;:pg arrived in procest.hn from
t!.e B.shop of I„nstom's i.,luse in St. James's-square
at tbtee p.eceded by the two Vergers of St.
Paul's Cathedral, they were introduced by Lord
Cgmtog llsaletronn, the Comptroller rf the Howe.
hold. Sin.l t:.(1 GenGemen Ushes's in Waiting, to the
RitsaxT, on his Throw?, oil() was dteiaed in blue and
rid ern`atoi..!er), wit); his Orde:s.
'Tie Aodres, was read by the ii:ihnp of Looming,
to which. the REU}NT 1%,,s pleAlei to return a most
grad aaaa s answer. Attong accompanied
we

The nor.. an.: Rrv. Dr and die Ch..l2•.cr of &On
TAX', the 11-clidelcon of London, 1)r. Hubne., .Ise Sub Draft
at the Chapel Royal, Dr. Fly, De, Anerewe, Dr D.Lkinr, tbt
Rev. Mr. Beckwith, the kyr. Mr.Webi., •! e Ray. Nit.. Samiort,
t hir. Pridden, the Rev. Mr. Gower, &.: &e. the who':
amounr.ng to abort 50.

The Archdraco:o. and Th-ctors had the honour to
kiss the PIUNCK RLGVAT'S hanJ.

After his Royal Hoglmes* had receive(' this A(1-
drcs4, he ',tired to his Cli cer. where a uel•ut,tion
from the three denfiminations of Dissenting Ministers
was introduced by Lord GILUIIGZ fl tle.riino, the
Comptroller ot the Household, and wt. two Gentle-
men Ushers in Waiting, to the PRINCK
when an Address ot vingratillatiun to hir.
Highness upon the same aubject, his Royal High-
'MS'S esc.ape from the attAck of the mob in S.iint
Jsmes's Park, was most impressively read by the
itt.r. Mr. CLAYTON, senior. _

His Royal Hothness was pleased to return a moat
gracious and appropriate answer.
Among the numerous deputation were, Dr. WIN-
TER, Dr. COLLYEK, Dr. RtrPost, Dr. RIM. the Rev.
Mr. Buittian, Rev. Mr. EDIVARM., Rev. Dr.Watimr,
Rev. Mr. BP.I.SHANI, the Rev. Mr. Titosins, &c. &c.
They 114.1 all the honour to kiss the PRlNClikkzureb
band, and were most graciously received.
The PRINCE REGENT gave audiences to Viscount
S;DSI,ATTII and the Judge Advocate General, who
laid before his Royal Highness the proceedings of
sonle Courts Martial, and took his Royal Highness's
con:minds upon them.

The Princess• en...1m0/14: and Prince Leorour
have not only. comr.bu:ed largely towards the sup-
port of the poor British lace marilifactuiers at Honiton,
in Devonshire, but have also condescended to become
the Patron and Pstroncss of the estaldislitneot of that
business there. The LORD MAYOR has received from
the Royal Pair a donation of £3O for the-above hu-
mane and laudable purpose.
.We are sorry to hear that the Right Hon. Jose
Emit ADDINCiTON is confined to hishoase in Harley-
street, by severe indisposition. •
A few days agf., as Mr. ALVILANDRR FRAM, wine.
coorer, Inverness, was rating a salt herring (from
rim West Coast), he found a squall silver coin ►n the
body ; it is a Russian piece, marked 5. icor. value
live copecks, or abi ut &ice, 176.
The Auditor-General iit British Accounts in Por.
tugal his a salary of £3OOO a year fur his services
1:-.eze, besides £l2OO a year, as one of the Crmmis-
sioncrs• for auditing public accounts at Noose! He
has under him, in his former office, a Principal In-
spector at 411500, and another Inspect:lr at £l2OO,
besides two others at £7OO each, and 30 Clerks.

The highest aggregate amount of Bank-notes, in• I
eluding those of every kind, at any one tune, iu cir-
eidation, from the Ist of January, 1816, to the Ist Ja-
nuary, 1817, appears, from an account which has bten
presented to the House of Commons, to have been
5t29.036,920. No new Dollars or Tokens have bten
issued by the Bank during the last year ; and the re-
ceipts in old Dollars and Tokens. dining that period,
has exceeded the payments by £745.7.57. Os. 6d.
PHILHARMONIC Secarrv.—The first Concert far
this season was given on Monday stetinight. at the
Argyle Rooms, as usual, and was attended by all
the•most distinguished connoisseurs in town., Mr.
Wascusaz. led the band. Sir Gronoa SMART fed at
the pianoforte, and conducted with all the spirit and
judgment which so eminently distinguish him in this
'essential department.
ORATOOIO.—We have seldom witnessed a more
delightful treat of vocal and instrumental musk than
that which was afforded last night at Drury-lane
Theatre, by the rumernus performers sander the di-
rection of Sir CCUli!ni SMART. The Selections were
from the Seamus ..1 HAYDN, and from Ade and Gala..
tea, together errritov EN't Grand battle .infinia.
Mt. NICHALSON poth.rmed a Concerto on the Flute
with astonis'ing taste and execution ; at.d Miss Tea-
atemi, from Bath, wit !quay happy in her perform.
since on the Violia. The house w:..s tiliLd in every
part with elegant company.
Miss a NEILL has.6o tar injured her health by her
peotfcsimat eternal:6 as to be under the_ necessity of
gnirg to Brighton for the recovery of her strength.
Mr. &Kim is announced Ibr the arduous charac-
ter tit S:r demi-reach, in which Mr. KEAN has ob-
tairwd so much celebrity.
TALMA, the celebrated French Actor, is said to
have claimed permission to retire from the stage,
upon the annuity, to which he is entitled, after thirty
years' service.
A scandalous outrage was committed on the.
Dublin stage last Friday night. Some persons have
latterly been in the lathit of annoying the audience
by the explosion of detonating balls, but until that
night, they had not proceeded to the disgraceful
length of interrupting tiie public entestainmeuts.—
While Mrs. GLOVER was playing in one of the best
scenes of 17w Miter, in the very happiest manner, a
detonating ball was cast upon the stage, and imme..
thately exploding, threw Mrs. GLov rat into toe utmost
claim. When she had in some degree recovered.
4tom. the effects cf this brutal and unmanly aggres-
sion, she addressed the audience, and
Ladle, and Gentlemen—When you are appri-ed that I have
n (runt a sick bed to perform this evening, you will, I trust,
excuse en agitation, which, under other circumstances, might
ar the appearance of affectation."
This address drew.fenth repeated cheers; but the
brutal cficnder escaped detectiun.