Star.
London, England, 1818-04-24 00:00:00

XLEDLRATiONOPTHPRINCE REGENTS
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Yesterday being appointed for the celebration of.
the PRINCE REGENT' Birth-day, the morning was'
ushered hr with ringing of bells throughout the Me-
tropolis ; the flags were hoisted from the different
Church steeples. The Park and Tower guns dis-,
charired a double royal salute at one o'clock. The
Kings Guard mounted in white gaiters, with the
state colours, and the Band'in their state uniforms.
The weather was extremely inauspicious, and a
strong easterly wind setting very powerfully against
the Queen's Palace caused great inconvenience to the
I.2.m.des resorting to Court. The Qrsztes Drawing-
room, however, was notwithstanding, one of the most
numerously attended, as well as splendid and mag-
nificent Courts, that has been held for a number of
years. The company begair to arrive at the Queen's
Palace soon after twelve o'clock, and continued set-
ting down till past five, some of them were detained
three hours in the ranks of the carriages. Lady Nu-
GENT, with a number of others, experienced the mots
tifying disappointment of not being able to reach the
Palace till after her MAJESTY had quitted her Draw:.
ing-room, although the QUEEN remaii*d longer than
she had done for a considerable time past, upwards
of three hours. Her MAJESTY kept strictly to the
time appointed for commencing the Drawintroom,
and occasionally sat in her state chair to relieve
fatigue. The splendid appearance of the Court was
considerably heightened by the Noblemen who are
members of the different Orders wearing th..ir mag-
ificent collars, ornamented with white cockades.
The assemblage of the first and most ancient ranks
the Nobility was very numerous ; the female
beauty and youth present equally corresponded. Not-
withstanding the incessant rain, great numbers of per-
sons continued in the Park during the whole time.
Several detachments of Life Guards were stationed
different parts of the streets, and the Parks leading.
, the Queen s Palace to regulate the carriages, in
winch they were assisted by a numerous assemblage
• the Police, and a Guard of Honour marched into
Court Yard, in the front of the Queen's Palace,
With their band, but they were prevented from play-
ing owing to the excessive wetness of the weather ;
they saluted the PRINCE REGENT and the other
branches of the Royal Family with " Goo save the
King." The PRINCESSES accompanied the Queen,
"With their full attendants, into the Drawings-mom at
tivo o'clock. The Prince of HESSE HOSIBERO entered
soon afterwards, attended by the Baron O'Naouras,
the Baran GERNING, and the Baron KEANE. The
Pansce Renzler came in state, as did the Duke and
Duchess of Yonx, the Duke and Duchess of Gross-
CFATER, and the Princess SOPHIA of GLOUCESTZIL
The Duke or CLARENCE came in state. The Dukes
,!*KEMT and Sussex came in private. The SrzAKes
,:the House of Commors came in state. The Arch-
bishop of CANTERBURY was attended by his usual 4r.-
tendants. There were also pre:ent—
The Lord Chancellor and the Cabinet Ministers, the Foreign
ianablosadors and Ministers, with their Ladies; the Prince-Re.
terhazy, the reigning Prince and Princess of Schombourg Lippe,
the Queen's Chamberlain and Vice-Chamberlain the Lard
Mayor of London and Lady Mayoress, the Meziff; of London
and Middlesex, the Lord Chief Jar. ice of the Court of King's
Bench, use Lord Cnief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas,
the Common Scrjeant of London, the King's Advocate,the
V..night of Glyn, the Great Officers of State, the Knight Stare,
chat of England, the Attorney-General, the Solicitor-General, the
Jadge of the Admiralty, the Queen's Attorney-General. &c. &e.
The following were amongst the presentations:
Major Peter Hawker, by his Royal Highness the Duke et
Qarence.
Lieutenant-General Sir Wm. Lumley, on his marriage.
Col Sir C. Philip Belson. 98th Regt. on his return from abroad.
Lintenant-Colonel Marley, on promotion.
Lieutenant-Colonel de Bonnet, C. 11. Inspecting Field Officer et
the lowan Militia, on being appointed a Knight of the Royal
Cssielphi4 Order.
Licut.-Col. Wilkins, C.B. Rifle Brigade, on his appointment m
CoMpanio4 lir
f the most .listitivayOrder of the Bath.
The lion. Lad t• Colville on her marriage, the wife of the Ike;
'Sr C. Colville, by Viscountess Melville.
Lady Georgiana Sonterkt, by the Duchess of Beaufort,
Lkutenaut-Colond Henry Wyndham. on •his appointment to
• the 19th Lancets.
tioutnunt-Colonel Llewellyn, on return from foreign serrko,'
and being appointed a Companieskof the Bath.
Mks &then, by Mrs. 110.4.
Maier-Gen. she Hon. Sit C. Colville, G.C.B. on his marriage.
Lieut. W. Cartwright, R. H. by General Cartwright.
Reer.Admiral Sir John Gore, on being appointed to the cone.
island at Chatham.
Rear-Admiral Hoe. Sir H. llotham, on being appointed one of
• the Lords of the Admiralty.
Mrs. Col. Lee, by the Queen's Chamberlain.
lien Bootle Wilbraham, by the Queen's Chamberlain.
Miss Mary Northey, by her mother.
Mr. Ibbetson, on his return from the Continent.
Mr. Campbell, by Earl Pomfret.
Mrs. Abercromby, by the Lady in Waking.
Lieuteaant-Colonel Weanis, by the Marquis of Huntley.
Capt. A. Fanshawe, R.N. by Sir IL Martin, on his promotion.
Sir Francis Desanges, upon his title, by the Lord Mayor.
Miss Mikes, by her mother, Lady Milne'.
Mrs. Geo. Valera, by the Hon. Lady Raiford.
Sir Wan. Welby, on coming to his title, by the Karl of Brovollow.
Lady Welby, on coming to her title, by the lion. Lady Glyn.
Lady Desanges, on coming to her title, by the Lady in Waiting
Miss Julia Webb, by Lady limn.
Miss Ph. Welby, by Lady Glyn.
Sir George Alderson, Sheriff of London and Middlesex, on
coming to his title.
The Him. and Rev. (1 Neville, on his marriage, by the Bishop
of Oxford.
Miss K. Weill, by Lady Glyn.
the Misses lorigiton' by Lads, Pole.
Sir Charles Pole, on being appointed Knight Grand Cross of
the Bath.
Mr. William Porter on his going abroad, by Lord Rolle.
Mite, Dallas. by Lady Dallas.
The Rev. 3. H. Randolph, on his going abroad.
'Mr. H. Porter, on his going abroad, by Lord Rolle.
Mr. Hewett, by Earl Morton.
Mrs. Granville idiot, by the Countess of Falconberg.
Capt. Lindsay, Aid.de-Camp to Gen. 'Maitland, by the Calera.
Miss Kington, by the Marchioness of Cianricard.
Lady E. Halliday, on coining from abroad, by the Countess of
_Mansfield.
NTS. General Wetherall, on her marriage.
Mr. Chichester, 7th Hussars, by the Earl of Shaftesbury.
Countess of Cassino, by Lady Nary Kennedy.
Lady Lumley, on her marriage, by the Countess of ScarLorough.
Lady Barbara Fyne, by her mother, the Countess of Newburgh.
Lady Doff Gordon, on her return from abroad, by the Coun-
tess of Caledon,
Lady Admiral Campbell, by Lady Emily Mocked.
Mr. Newrnm Smith, by his father, the Lord Mayor.
Lord Clive, upon his marriage, by the Duke of Montrose.
Miss area Fraser, by her aunt, the Hon. Mrs. Percy Fraser.
Capt. Lsher, R.N. upon being made Companion of the Bath.
The Hon. dapt. S. hL Gardner, late of the 1034 Regiment, on
Lis return from Canada, by Major-Gen. Sir Chas. Unbolt*.
Copt. Frank Willock, R.N. on going abroad.
Fair James Wynne de Bathe, on his return from the Continent.
Sirs. Hewgill, by her sister, the Houourable Mrs. Vannalu
Mr. Antrobus, on his marriage, by toe Hon. H. Lindsay.
Cocike, on going abroad, by the Mot Scarborough.
Rex. J. J. (hey, by the Lord Malik.

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