Star.
London, England, 1816-05-15 00:00:00

PRINCE REGENT'S LEVEE.

Yesterday his Royal Highness the Paiute RIMIEST
held a Levee at Carlton House, which was more nu-
met only and splendidly attended than any former
Lever, except the first which his Royal Highness
held on taking upon him the Regency : it is esti-,
mated that upwards of 1,500 persons were present
yesterday, composed of the Anciept Nobility and fa.
milies of distinction of All perdu, as well as to-
reigneesof distinguished rank.
The weather was extremely propitions,being much
milder than for some time past, which attracted a
great crowd in Pall-Mall, St. James's-street, and the
streets leading to them. Soon after twelve o'clock
detachments of the Life Guards were statioaed in
the streets to regulate the carriages, with a number
of Bow-street Officers, directed by Sir NATHANIEL
CoNANT and Mr. BARRIE.
A guard of honour Intsreheel into the Court-yard
of Calton House, preceded by a band in full uni-
fotm, who played alternately with the band of the
Joi& Guards some very charming and scientific
path. The Prince of SAX 6 COMORO had paid a morn-
ing visit to the PRINCR RIQLNT, and left previous to
the commencement of the Levee, which was attended
by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of YORK, CLA-
ItENCR, KENT, CUMBERLAND, and GLOUCESTER. The
latter came in state, and was received with military
honours, and the band played God save the King."
His Serene Highness the Prince of SAES Cosoutto
and suite came to the Levee soon after three o'clock,
in hie two new carriages, and the servants in state
liveries, and was received with military honours;
every person in the Court yard took off their hats.—
His Serene Highness was attended by Sir Rr.BERT
GARDINER, Baron HAIIDENRittOK, Mr. ADDRNBROCE•
and Mr. CHESTER, who conducted his Serene High-
ness as Assistant Master of tire Ceremonies.
There were also present— •
Their Serene Higbneises the Dukes of Orleans and Bourbon,
mid suites, the Cabi-- Ministers' the foreign Ambassadors and
Ministers, the Ar.Y,in.l.c.ps of Canterbury and Cashel, the karl
Marshal of Engglerd and his Deputy, tie Murex of the Rolb,
the Judge Advocate, the Shies Advocate, the Lord Chief lus-
tier of the Coast of Cotillion Pivots Judger Par's, hinteepikr
Abbott, and Surret.absi the Judge of the Admiralty, the Judge
of the Arches Court, the Attorney and Sunnier-General, the
Vice Chancellor, the Secretary at War, Mr. Chancet'or Leach
in his full robes, the Lord Mayor col Loudon. she hberiffs of
Loudon and Middlesex, the Recoraer of Loudon, the Arch-
deacon of Dorset, the Provost of Eton, the Dean ot Westminster.
After his Royal Highness had held his first vitae
Levee, he received seveval Addresses upon the Mar-
riage of his Royal Daughter, ands great number of
Presentations, attended by—
The Lord Chamberlain, the Via-Chimberlelo the Lord
Steward, the Groom of the Stole, the Comptroller dthe House-
hold, the Master of the gag Hounds, ac.
Gold Stick, Earl HARRIN-OTON ; Lord in Waiting,
the Earl of DILLAWARR ; the Groom in Waiting, SIT
Wnetsu Kamz.. The N.val Aides-de-Camp in
Waiting were, Sir EDWARD NAGLE and Sir JOHN
BENEEFORD. The Military Aides-de-Camp were, the
' Honourable Colonel Possonse and General BAILEY.
The Equerries in Waiting were, Sir WILLIAM CON,
GREY& and Genet al HAMMOND.

The company began to arrive soon after one o'clock
and continued setting down till about four. It was
generally noticed how extremely well the PKINCI
It &VENT looked.
The following had the honour of being presented
to his Royal Highness—
. Capsain Cowell, of the Coldstream Regiment of Guards, on
his return from France.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Downie, of the Spanish verrice
on his receiving pecuindon to wear the Cross of the Royal and
distinguished Spanish Order of Charles the Third, by the hpanish
Ambassador.
Colonel Pigot, by General Sir B. Tarlesen, en his return from
the Cape of Good Hope.
Or: Phillimorei L.L.D. Regius Professor of Civil Law, in the
University of Galore.
The Rev. Dr. Scattier Clarke, on being made Chaplain to the
King, and appointed one of the Clerks of the Closet.
Mr. Dnunmond-Debp, by Linutu-Col. Delap. . . -
Mr. tierjesse Row, on bko betas seisenued#:uterstGotterel
of the Duchy of °armee&
Mr. Cooke, on his being appointed a Ring's Counsel ►
Mr. William Harrison, en his being appointed Solicirot•Gene-
ral to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, and as Ling 's
ConaseL

Mr. Watson,Taylor, upon his change of rause.
Mr. Judea Charier Abbott, on his appointment to be we of
the Jtidges of she Court of King's bench, when he etestved the
honour of Knighthood.
The Rev. Dr. Yet, on his being *appointed Canon of Olulst
aura, by the Bisliop of London* •
Janus Allan Park, Esq. on hie being appointed a Judge of his
Majesty's Court of CA' 'Janson Pleas, spoil which occasion he re-
solved the honour of Knighthood.

Mr. Hemp Jams on h; marriage, by Sir Henry Russell.
--orbe Bari Of lowitty, upon coming to his tide.
The Cosa Demetrius Valsantachi, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Wet
_es his hang appointed a King's Counsel
Mr. Wira, she Barrister, on his being appointed to a Pa-
tent of Precedency.
Mr. Scott Murray, on his marriage, by Lord Somers.
Sir Thomas B. Thompson, on hie being appointed 'lsressurer
of Greenwich HosphaL
Dr. Morrison, off his beingappointed Physician-to the Forces.
Mr. Listen, , his Majesty. Ambassador Extraordinary to the
Ottoman Porte, on his return from Constantinople, on leave of
absence.
Mr. Gasket!, M.P. for Maiden, by Sir Wm. Scott.
'1 he Marquis of Angles's, on his being crested a Marquis.
hones Burroughs, Esq. upon his being appointed a Judge of
the Court at Common Pleas, upon which occanou Me recopied
the honour et KiiielitiocootL
Lieutenant-Uwe:al Sir E. Paget, on his appointment to the
lath Regiment. . •
Mr. Wils• !finis Ilishetts, en his marriage. •
Mr. `Drawer, on his being appointed a King's Counsel.
Si, Radius' Cook, on coming to has tub, by ale But o
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The&gird Pews* Of Edinburgh; int prenaki an Ad:tress
by Mr. !Nodes. -
The Earl of Doehlighemshire, 'oo coming to his tide, by Mr.
Joilivan.
Mr. Raine, twos his being appointed% Kong's Counsel.
• Mr` Kell, oh his being appointed a King's Counsel.
Lienteuaut•Culonel garden, by S:r William :'cote, upon which
°cession he received the honour of Knighthood.
The Hon. Mr. Stapleton, on his marriage, by Mr. Studies:
Mr. Cobb, Secretary to the East India Company, by the Lord
in Waiting.
The Rev. Dr. Ireland, upon his being appointed Dean of
Westminster.
The Rev. Thomas R. Jolliffe. oo his being appointed Chaplain
to the Regens, by Sir Water Sterling.
Mr. Apr, on his being appointed King's Counsel.
Mr. Thornton, hie Majesty's Minister at the Court of Sweden,
on bla return to England, on leave sit absence.
Mr. Jackson. his Majesty's late Charge d'Affaires at the Court
of Berlin, by Viscount Castlereagh.
Dr. Terrine, Judge of the Admiralty Court at Bermuda, on his
return to England. by Sir Wm. Scott.
' Earl of Farnham, on being made an Imperial Peer.
The Chevalier James Bladen Rusphd, on Its appointment at
Surgeon Dendst so his Royal Highness the Prince 'Wiest.
Lord Harris. by the lord in Waiting.
Earl Brow:slow, on his creation to an Earldom, by the Earl of
Bridgewater.
.1 he Earl of St. Germain', on his promotion to in Earldom.
• Captain Vincent, R.N. by tbr Earl of Suffolk.
Rear Admiral Sir Byam Martin, on being appointed Comp-
troller of the Navy.
Mr. Bowles, oo his marriage, and return from abroad.
Lord Walpole. by Lord Cattle-resign.
Mr. Nichol', his Majesty's Proeurater-Generao
pointntent. by the Dean of the Arches.
Major Grove, Sed Light Dragoons, on his return from foreign
service.
Licutenant.General the Earl of Dalhousie. en receiving the
Grand Cross of the Bath. and being erected a British i'eer.
The Rev. Dr. 4 Holcombe, Prebendary of Canterbury, on his
promotion. •
Mr. F. P. Werry, on his appointment es his Majesty's Secre-
of Legation at the Circrt of Dresden. •
'The
Rev. David William Darrow, Chaplain in Ordinary to the
Prince Regent, on his appointment to the Rectory of East Barnet.
Lieutenant Seger Parry, tst ,Life Guards, oo his appointment.
The Hon. and Rev. Edward J. Tumour, by Viscount Tor-

on Ws ap-

engem.
The Hon. Mr. Petro, by Marquis C,ornwallisi on his coming
of age.
The Earl of Aboyne, on his being creates Baron Meldrum.
Sir Thomas Acland, by Mr. Bootle Wilbraham.
Sir John W. Lubbock, on coming to his *le, by Sir John
Malcolm. _ .

The Rim T. Mills. on being appointed one of the Chaplains
to hit Majesty, by Viscount Cranborn.
Mr. William Poosonby, on his marriage.
Sir Henry Wellesley, on his marriage.
Sir William Herschel!, on being created a Knight of the Cud-
phlc Order, by Count Munster.
,Sir Simeon Stuart, Bart. on his marriage, and coming to his title.
Sir George Robinson, on coming to his tide.
Lieutenant-Colonel Purges Carnac, on receiving his Royal
Highness's permission to wear the Royal Order of Charles lit.
by the Sp.mish Ambassador.
Mr. Warren, on his being appointed a King's Counsel.
Lieutenant Lambton, lit Lite Guards, on his appointment.
Mr. Crickets and Mr. Round, the Members fur Ipswich, on
their presenting Congratulatory Addresses from the Borough of
Ipswich, upon the Marriage of the Princess Charlotte with
Prince Leopold.
Julian Candies, Astronomer Royal of Spain.
'Vre-Admiral iir R. G. Keates, on sulking his Mg.

The Dean of Windsor, on his appointment.
'I he Rev. Dr. Nott, to present the works of Henry Howard,
Earl of Surrey.
The Hon. Mr. Arundel, and the Hon. Mr. Cliffad, by Lord
Gifford.
The Hon. W. L Addington, by his father, Viscount Sidmouth.
Lord Clifton, by the Earl of Direly.
The Earl of Limerick, on being created a Peer of the United
Kingdom.
Mr. F. Fowke, on his marriage.
Mr. Weevil': Temple. on going abroad, by the Bishop a

Earl of Strathmore, on being created Baron Boives.
Sir R. eV:44.os tooting to his title.
The Hon. Captain Fleetwood PeUew, on being appointed a
Companion of the Barb.
Sir G. Robinmat, on coming to his &It.
Captain TomkboOn, R. N. by Sir A. Cothran..
Mr. Crawley, by the Earl of Bridgewater.
Mr. Cobb. by Sir B. BloonifiekL
Hon. Mr. Stapleton, on Isis marriage, by Mr. Banker.
(colonel Campbell, 94th Regiment, on receiving permission to
wear the Order of the Tower and Sword.
Lieutenant Maherly. 7th Hussars, by bis Father.
Colonel 'Eunice, on appointment to Compauiuu of the Bath.
Mr. Bowles, on his marriage.
General Fanning, on his return from America.
Captain V. Jones, Nth Hussars, on his return front Frauce.
Cavan Colter, 3d Guards, by Sir C. April.
Mr. Cprnwall, Coldstream Guards. on his appointMeut.
Captain G. Waldegrave, by Lord Radstock.
Lieutenant C. Fairfield, by Viscount Torrii.gton.
Major MIN, Royal Hoene Guards, on promotion.
Captain Cater, on his marriage.
Mt. Dundas. with an Address from the City of York.
Colonel Webber Smith, on his return from foreign service.
Colonel Dashwood, 34 Guards, by Sir Henry Uashwood.
Captain Hoarse, R.N. by Fir Alexander Cochrane.
Sir Lowry Cole, en his return feom Flanders.
Lieut.-Colonel Hicks. 324 Regiment, by Lteutenant-General
Hopkins.
Colonel Parker, R. H. A. on promotion.
Mr. Montagu, on coating trout abroad.
Captain Waldo, Royal Artillery, on his return from France.
tisptain Master, Grenadier Guards, by the Earl of Bridgewater.
bir M. Ridley, to present an Address from Newcastle.
Colonel Napier. 3d Guards, on being appointed Companion to
the Bath.
Captain Fairfield, 3d Guards, by Viscount Torringtoo.
The lion. Mr. Forbes, by Lord James Murray.
The Rev. E. Repton, on his appointment of Chaplain is Ordi-
nary to the Prince Regent, by 'Vhcdunt Sidmouth.
Lord Churchill, on his advancement to the Peerage, by the
Earl of Shaftesbury.
Lieutenant Wyatt, let Life Guards, on his return from fonts
service.

ViaCOM Barnard, en Ha appohatnent to the 7th Haan.
Lieutenant-Colonel Hare, 12th Infantry, ea being aro-
Companion of the lath.

Geiteral Hodgson, eo being appointed to tke mamma of the
3d Garrison Battalion..
General Sir K. Howard, on his reegra from the Duke of Wei-
lington's army, and on being appointed Colonel of the 99th
Regiment. s
Mr. Palmer, by the Earl of Kingston.
Mr. G. Idle, by Lord L Murray.
Lleatenant-Colonel Mowbtay,Sicilian Regiment of Light In-
Wary, on his return from Malta.
Captain D'Ath, on prOmotion.
Marraek, tiit Guards, on promotion.
Mr. Pemberton, by Lord Palmerston.
Getter* V.'etheral, on his arrived from India.
Captain Tozer, IL N. on promotion.
Lieut. Richardson, Ist Life Guards, ea return from serves.
Mr. Rice, on being appointed to a Stall at Wercestet.
Cornet Farrar, ea appointment.
Cornet Otway, 10th Hussars, on appointment.
Captain Molesworth, Seth Light .Dragoons, oa return from
mince.
Major E. Kelly, Ist Life Guards, on his return from serifice.
Lieut. Wombwell, Ist Life Guards, on his return ?roma:Arks.
Mr. Scott Murray, on his marriage, by Lord Seaters.
Lord Brandon, on coming to ku title.
Major Heskett, sd Guards, on ptomotion.
Lieut.-Colonel Lygon, tat Lite Guards, on promotion.
Captain 3aJway, Coldstream Guards. on promotion.
Lieut. Mitre, Grenadier Guards, on his return trout service.
Lieut. Armit, 3d Guards, on appomtment.
Col. W. Wilstta, on big return trim Ceylon.
Mr. Willis, by Lord Teigumouth.
Col. C. Saiith, by Lord Lyteinitick.
Captain Hardyntaa, R.N. as Convanion to the Rath.
*Captain H. Plgut' by Sir A. Cochrane..
• Sir Celia h • ahtc, on his rap= from minims

Captain Mayne, 1* Life Guards, on promotion gad. 1,..,41
from service.
Colonel Sir R. Williams, on being appointed Major enn,
dint of the Royal Marine Artillery.
Lieutenant Hall, Cobbtrearn Guards, on his appolutivat.
Lieutenant-Colonel lautour. on being appointed a Compaq
of the Bath, and a Knight of the Royal Hanoverian c 41,14.,.
Order.
Lieutenant Glanville, on his appointment.
Baron Tripp, on his return from France.
Colonel P. Coffin, on his return iron' the Sardinian am.
FraucColeo.,iel Gibbs, 52d Refinumit 0,1 being 2PP:wed CornpaL
of the Bath, by Sir H. Oakes.
Rev Dr. Holland, by the Hon. Thomas Er skins.
Colonel Pringle, on being appointed Col,mtl of the ci.b.
Major-General Ramsay, on his appointment to the Q„eia.
mint of Antigua, and to: rake leave,
Sir G. Wood; on his return from the army in Franc..
Colonel Davis, on promotion, and return from iwerig 'mkt.
Colonel Jones, of his return from the Necheriand*
Colonel Parker, on' promotion.
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Major-Genetat . Sir Floyd, on being created a Barone.
Hon. George Anson, 3d Guards, at return prom
Colonel De Montmorency, on his return in on Erante,
Lieutenant Wartie, Ist Life Guards, on his appuintotat
aal
return front service.
Dr. Highthore, to present a Pethion.
Colonel Stapyltun, on appoiirment to Paymaster of Mad*
Colonel Cheney, on h;s return from Fnuice.
Colonel Marsack,on omen prroetnunennionfr.om
the
army
to
Fruce, 2 4
Colonel S. Wood, fruit India, and being nominated % Cat .'
• nion of the Batb.
Colonel
being appointed a Companion of the Bath, 414 onlsreivitg
,95„
Russian Order of St. Anne.
Colonel O'Hara, on his return from the. West k, •
sippointed Companion of the Bath.
I.lentestant-General Anson, on h'is return ftwx,,v„,46.
Colonel Tolley, on being made a Companion of the yid,.
Colonel •Ehomas, on appointment to tile Order of the nad,
Mr. *Arlen, on his being appointed Kni;'s
Colonel Scott, on promotion. •
Mr. Agar, on being appointed King's Counsel.
Colonel Lightfoot, on being made a Companion of the Bulk
Mr. S. Stanhope, on his return from abroad,
Count Li:lst:igen by Count Munster.
Major Drummond, on Ws promotion and return from Eruct
Mr. Liana, on going abroad, by Viscount Siihnouth.
Mr. Legh, on Ids return trout abroad.
Sfr ti. flotham, on his return front service.
Mr. Serjeaat Vaughan, un his being appointed one of linti
jetty's Serjeants.
lord @le la Zuuche, by Sir Benjamin Bleomfield.
Earl Faso/ ilium, to present an Address from Kingston.ip
Hull.

Dr. Stanton, on his return from Halifax and Nova Semi.
Lieut. L'Estrange, on his appointment to the lid Guard‘
Sir C. Durham, on his return from has comosand in the Les
ward Islands.
General Skinner, on his arrival from the West Indies.
Viscount Melbourne, on being created a British Peer.
Lieutenant Tinting, by Coif:net Tinting.
Captain Wigsote, Sd Gmrds. on return from serf*.
Cornet M,Dowal, 9th Dragoons, on appointment.
Colonel Evans, on return from service.
Captain Green, on appointment to the Lancashire Militia.
General Bayley, on return to Engliatt.
Colonel Napier, ou being appointed a Companion of the Bsl
Mr. C. E. Keene, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lieutenant• Colonel "(savior, 10th Hussars, on promotion.
Lieutehant-ColonelDavies, Coldstream Guards, on ',remelt
General Mall, Governor of ;,:renada, to take leave.
Major-General swayne, on promotion.
Major Whin yarns, ICH. 4. vu return from France.
Mr. Leach, on his appointment as Chancellor of the Dodgy'
Lancaster.

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Lieutenant York, Stl Guards, by Lord Srniers.
Mr. Boaaapiet,by Viscount Torrington.
Mr. 3. Matcban, by Lord Brislisort.
• Marquis of Ormond, by the Lord in Waiting.
Colonel Evans, on his return trout service.
Colonel Ellicomhe, on ditto.
Captain Wedderburn, by Lcrd Hampden.
Al
Colonel Pemberton, by the Lord in Wahine.
Lieu:roast Crsdoek, tin Guards, on hot appointment.
Colonel Thornton, u.7th Reeituent, tin nomination of
panion to the 11.1•11.
Colonel' Ellicombe, Royal Engineers, on ditto.
Captain Rice, by sir' . Liddell.
lieutenant H. S. Wane, si Guards, tin return from smite.
ion• H. Puwlett, oat hi* marriage, by the East of loestWe.
Colonel Percival, 67tb, on being appointed Companies to
the Bath.
Captain Home, Ist Guards, on prom Won.
Major-General W. P. Carroll, Military CuMmissioner W tki
Armies in Spain, nu his return from the Peninsula.
Honourable Mr. Anson, on going abroad.
Captain Dillies, R. N. on his return Irons service.
Captain Wetherall, on his return from India.
Major W. Drummond, ad Guards, on pruntodon.
General B. 'farleton, an being created a Baronet.
Captain Mowbray, R.N. on his *return from foreign service.
Captain F. Ferguson, by Viscount Melville.
Captain Farquhar, by ditto.
Cot. James Stewart, on being appointed Companion to the Bak
Lord Cave, on his return trout Paris.
Lieut. E. G. Douglas Grenader Guards, on his appoiatniat
Captain Sinai, Coldstream Guards, on retara trout Flaw.
Rev. Thomas Joliife, by Sir WaPer : titling.
Colonel St. Geurge, on his appomtruent to be Composting
the Bath.
I.ord Visually, on his return from Paris.
Colonel lincain by the Marquis of Anglesea.
Colonel Myers:C. B. Deputy Quarter-M'aster.Generel tone
Forces in Canada, on his return Iron abroad sad pro:motion.
Captain Dancombe, Coldstreesn Guards, in promotion.
Captain W. Lake, on being appointed Companion to the 04
of the Bath.
Licutenant-General Arehdall, on being appointed lieutessig•
Governor of the Isle of Wight.
Rev. Dr. Pitt, by the B• !bop of London.
Sir Guy Campbell, on his return front France.
Colonel S. Wood, from India.
Colonel Dottie!, on his return front india.
Colonel Carpet, on being appointed a Companion oftbe
Sir R. Arbuthnot, on his return front abroad and appointm
of Knight Commander.
Liouteuant Fitaclareace, on his return front France.
Major-General Sir W. Pringle, on being appointed to the 6411
Regiment,
ite Ara. Dr. liolland, by. Mc lien. T. Erskine%
The Rev. T. Mills. by Viscount Cranborn.
The Bishop of Easter, on being appointed Clerk of the Choi
Captain Buckley, lit Guanis, en his return trout France.
Sir R. Tucker, on being made K.C.B.
Lieutenant Juba Montagu, Coldstream Guards, ou his Teter
from abroad.
Browqrigg, on his promotion, and return fto
Ceylon.
Colonel Hugh Percy Davison, 67th Regiment, on promotio
Colonel blkinvon, Engineer., on promotion.
litev.F.. Reptant, by Viscount uidmeutb.
Major Harding, on promotion.
Catnntodorr Sir E. Owen, on nomination as a K.C.B. smd P
tura front Canada.
Dr. Tierney, *a his betas appointed Physician In Ordasul°
the Prince Regent, by Sir Benjamin BloontSeld.
Captain C. Schotubay, on being appointed a Knight Cow
mantles of the Tower and Sword, and Companion of die lisik
by Viscount Melville.
Lionel Campbell, on return from she Army in France.
.11
Captain Grant, R.N. on teceiving the honour of Contra
of true Bath.
low of
Rwevad.haTiuPcrioniceleg,eo,noesofof
rdthaeoultiefisenrett'sunlChairtlus,rusiustl:
by Count Munstec•
Colonel
France.
C. Philip Belson, 48th Regiment, on his relit'
tram
pLroe:edtotne dabody
An Address on the Marriage
Chaplains at &James's Palace; 1. C. Bentbin and Melillo )
the tiantburzh Church, Trinity lane; e. A. Stein:opt,
tiVilleaMtnitnitussite.et:,°llSythCe.Golefir.taGiteesenPilira:itierli
our of the German Lutheran Cht.rch In the balmy; C.
h.
Schwabe, Minister of the German Luoieran Church io
man's wads; and 'lulu) Hail, Minister ol tlnc Gerrneit bete to
Church in the Savoy.

piRLMMXIV73ARr ?ROMANO.
MOUSE OF LORDS, MAY le.
Tat Loss CHANCILLOR reported the Answer Of tbi Princess
tot prism of Cobourg to the late Address of the House. congra-
tulating their Royal Highnesses on their marriage, which was
ot-dtred to be entered on the Journals.
hish Treasury MN Bilk the Clerk of the Pleas Bill, the
J eal Militia Ballot Suspension Bill, and the Yeomanry Cavalry
gill, west through Committees, and were reported.—Adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House was counted at four o'clock, and there being bet
—,.,even Member. present, the House adjourned.

THE EVENING STAR.

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LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1818.

hoCE OF STOKS THIS DAY AT WELVIS O'CLOCK;
woad C
Cons. 641 mw6ll.l—for acc. Bit/
4 per Cent. 748-S per Celt,- pr. Is. pr.
bolik led—Exch. Bills its. dls. par.

We have received the Paris Papers of FridAy. If
pi are to believe their statements the insurrection at
Grenoble has been completely got under. The pri.
sate letters, however, speak differently.
Among the trials before the Courts of Justice at
Paris, there is one which excites particular interest,
as being connected with the private history of Botte.
I'i, ST& On the nib of the 214 of June, MS,
throtsgh his brother JOSEPH, be sent for a broker,
and by his means got possession of £29,000 sterling
of the public money of France, for which he received
drafts on a house in London, and which drafts were
paid while BONAPARTI was on board the Btu.LEuo•
PliON. The cause will be decided next week : the
object seems to be, to make the French Broker refund
the money.