Star.
London, England, 1803-11-24 00:00:00

ST. j.IITES'S.

Yellerclay, about half paft twelve o'clock, his MA-
J ESTY arrived at St. James's Palace, from the li;kqeen's
Hnufe. Soon after the at rival of his MAJESTY, the
Levee commenced, which was attended by the Arch
billinp of YORK, the Bilhaps of DURHAM, GLOU-
CESTER, ROCHESTER, EXETER, and RILLALOE (Ire-
lAnd), their Excellencies the IMPERIAL, RUSSIAN,
SWEDISH, DANISH, BAVARIAN, SARDINIAN, WIZTEM-
BERGIAN, NEA►OLITAN, HANOVERIAN, SPANISH, and
PORTUGUESE AMBASSADORS, the CHANCELLOR Of
the EXCHEQ_UER, the SECRETARIES Of STATE, the
LORD MAYOR, the SHERIFFS, and the RECORDER of
LONDON—and the
Duka—Porthad, Roxburgh, Rutland, Somerfet, Beaufort,
and Norfolk.

Marquiffes—Sallibury, Cornwallis, and Blandford.
Earls—Welt/mireland, Rolalyn, Chatham, Dartmouth. Ayler.
ford, Sandwich, Macclesfield, Mount Edgcumbe, Spencer, Ux-
bridge, Cambden, Scarborough, Fit: Darnley, and Bnftol.
Vikownw•-Caltlereagh,Stopfurd, Wentworth, Falmouth, Gage,
and Limerick.

Lords—C. Sorneriet, Bolton, Hobart. Auckland, Curzon,
Nakao', Sudley, Brook, R. Manners, Waßingham, Bagot. Pel•
bun, L Gower, E. Fitzgerald, Grenville, Brownlow, Kenyon,
W. Somerkt, A. Someskt. and Hawkeibury.
Sirs—H. Neale, S. CottereU, H. Clark, H. Popham. W. Abdy,
W. Leighton, W. Geary, W. Curtis, and W. W. Wynne.
Generals—Cuyier, Burrard, Bettie,
Needham, Phipps. Funk, Hookley, 1 ale, nab W. SedwAy,
Vanfittart, and Baird.

Admirals—MOT. Gambler, and Nugent.
Colonels—H. Addington, M Qliarrte, Manninakam, Rook,
Cliff, Penn, and Hankey.
Major—Wlltddre.

Wodchoufe, Nl‘Kenzie, Bligh, Bid-
dutph, Thornton, irtiderfon, Jonei, St. Clair Etficine, Gofou,
Cripps, Grfifiths, Pro.Lor, Dawfon, W. Lamb, Irby, Markham,
Pirrepoint, and COL
Meffrs—Wedderburne, Addington, Irby, Yorke. Lee' G.
Lambe, Dugdale, R. Curzon, Markham, Arrant Shaw,, For-
they, Elliot, Welt, Adams. Law, C. Cockerill, Sullivan, Dan-
blvq, Greenfield, Smyth. Pierreoint, and Perring.
Hons.—T. Grenade, Robfon, and Watfon.
Revw—Pewing, Talbot, Gokllng, and Bond.
The following were among the Prefentations to his
MAJESTY :

Lord Grenville, on his appointment to the command of the
Hilt Regiment of Buckinghamihire Volunteer Cavalry;
Capt. Hurley, of the fame Regiment, by Lord Grenville ;
The Honourable Thomas Grenville, on his appointment to the
command of the Second Regiment of the Buckinghamshire Vo-
lunteer Cavalry;
Capt. Morn Markham, of the City Light Hark, on his ap-
pointment to be one of the Commiflioners of his Majefty's Navy,
by his father, the of York, on which maim he bad
the Isonaur to kits his 's hand ;
The Hon. Mr. Pierrepont, by his brother, Captain Pierrepcnt,
of the Navy, on his being appointed his Majefty's Ambairador to
the Court of Stockholm, on which occaSon he had the honour to
kifs his 1/4 —~s band;
Captain W, en his promotion in the Lincolnildre Militia, by
his father Lord Brewnkwr ;
. _ _

Lord Kenyon, as his apiointeeent to the command of the Eaft
Mailing Volunteers;
Lord Pelham, o his appointment to be Chancellor of the
Duchy of Lumber, la the roam of the Earl of Liverpool, reign-
ed ; on which oceallon hM Lordalp bad the hamar to kit, ids
Majelty's baud ;
Liestmant-Colenel P. on his ttsant to a command in
the ad Regiment of the Bu .dthi&maW Cavalry, by Lard Gren-
ville;
Mr. Rebfon, on Me return front France;
Lord Lea's Gower, by the Dale of Beanfort ;
grby the Lord in Waiting ;
du his bring appointed to the command of the
New! Valerian, by his Once the Duke of Rutland;
Gemmel Deed, at kis Mats from the Eaft ladies, by Lord Mac-
. . .

Akinuess I>U WINN' Car* on kb being ippehtted to the
esaimend of the into Reslesest of Loyal Leaden Volunteers.
Captain Anderfon aad MiCensk, of the fame Regiment.
Lent Hawksfiery, en Ids Mennen to the Peerage, by Lord
Lhnerkk.

Mr. Golding uid Mr. Bond. by the CU n cellar of the Exchequer.
Mr. kllley Addington. co his appoinunent to the command of
the Mendip Legion.
Colood Cliff. by Wald M.ltaarrk.
Captains Pratt or.Dawfon. and Otiffiths, of tbe Windfor Vohs*.
teen, by Colonel R
Sir William Solway. and Mr. Orinfield. by Lord Macclesfield.
Wifilblre, Jan. of the Meals' Volunteers, by CM-
aural

---ierTlioist-ndy, by Lord Cyrus.
The liter. Mr. Talbot ,by Lard Falmouth.
The Right Hen. the Lord Mayor and the &ay. Mr. Perriag, his
Lordalee Cbapiaio, by Mr. Akhersaa Prima. late Lord Mayor.
Captain Nigh, of the Doke of Cliesnefter'sVelonteer Corps, by
Ida brother the Fad of Darnley.
Captain Crsningbans. of the Royal Navy, by Captain Mark-
ham, of the funs_

The AIM, of &Wake, en hie devotion to that Maple, by
LardandMy.
se 111111 ant mid George Lamb, on their appointments II
the rdarallre faith, by General City's..
General Vanittort, en hie appointment to a command in the
army at Salem.
Mr. Anal% by tie Ilremilh Ansbeillidor.
Mr. Degdale, by Lard Carson.
Mr. Robert Carson, by alt m.
The American Andadtaier panned a Genthmtan Qum that
errantry, wink mune we meld not tiara.

After the Levee, his Majasyv held a Privy Coun-
cil, at which Mr. Gouituo and Mr. BOND, the two
new Lords of the Treafory, were admitted. and
(worn in Members, and took their feats at the Board
accordingly.
About a quarter after three o'clock, the LORD
CHANCILLDR arrived in his Rate carriage, with
the Addrefs from the Honk of Lords to his MAJIIS.
Tr, attended by the Duke of Noavot.a. as Here-
ditary Earl Martha' of England. with his gold (toff
of office; Vikount HooD, Vifconnt LIM&RICK, Lords
ST. HILIN'S, WALs,woraY, HILWRISRURT. and
AuceLAND attended by the Miter of the Black Rod,
and proceeded to the Pretence Chamber, where they
were joined by the Bithops and a number of other
Peers, when his MAJESTY. being feated on his throne,
received the Addrefs of the Houfe of Lords.

His MAJESTY then gave a •ery long private andi.
MCC to Mr. ADDINGTON, at which his MAJESTY was
pleated to fignify his Royal Medium to receive the
Addrefs of the Houfe of Commons, this day, at half
pall three o'clock.
Lord Hoaarr. and the Earl of Crraerraw, had
private audiences of his MAJESTY.
At half pail five o'clock. his Mairser returnees
from the Palace to the Queen's Houfc to dinner.

The tremendous thunder florin, which happened
on Tuefday evening was very extended. As Bromf-
well Camp it was accompanied, or rather preceded,
by a very ftngular phenomenon. About (even in the
evening they were alarmed by the report of an ex-
piation in the air, like that of a piece of ordnance,
followed by a hileng noife, limiter to that of a roceket
for the (pace of two or three feconds. Molt of the
fentinels on duty were Bruck blind for a Ilion period,
and could give no other defcription of it, than that
the heavenb appeared in a perfeft flame. The txplo-
iinn was attended with a very Krung fulphuraus
Igoe% followed by deluges of rata.