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London, England, 1818-02-13 00:00:00

REGENT'S LEVEE.

iighness the netticz RIGENT
-house, which, being the first
ely crowded by Nobility, Fo-
ind Gentry. . . .

ird of Honour marched into
lton-house, under the com-
AN, of the Coldstream Regi-
he full band, in their state
It of the Life Guards arrived
o Carlton-house, soon after,
nounted, who played alter-
the Guard of Honour. Mr.
eof Westminster, with Town-
e attendance to act with the
:c. The weather being very
Le year, a numerous assem-
attracted in Waterloo-place,
fined from one o'clock till five.
D arrive soon after one o'clock,
iwn till about half-past three.
is Serene Highness the Prince
ived in one of the PRINCE
h the coachmen and footmen

His Serene Highness was
ry uniform, and was attended
its full military uniform and
resented the Prince of 11014-
GENT as our Ambassador at
in England on leave, at the

aencement of the Levee, after
PRINCE REGENT entering his
RUSH, Envoy Extraordinary
niary from the United States
luced to the PRINCE REGENT
STLEREAGH, as Principal Se-
'reign Affairs, and conducted
Esq. the Assistant Master of
Excellency had a closet au-
redentials, and was most gra-
J. ADAM SMITH, Secretary
jnited States of America, and
to the Legation of the United
ted to the REGENT upon their
Ike de SAN CARLOS, the Spa-
ritroducecl by Viscount CAST-
d by ROBERT CHESTER, Esq.
were the Baron S. GUELDT

, CLARENCE, CUMBERLAND,
their suites, attended, as did
iTERBURY, the Cabinet Mi-
)erlain, the Lord Steward of
nptroller of the Household,
STER, as Lord in Waiting,
as Groom in Waitng, the
Isor Establishment, the Vice-
leen, the Attorney-General,
he Master of the Rolls, the
torney-General to the Queen,
Lord Registrar, and Advo-
oßD MAYOR of London, Mr.
Sheliff ALDERSON, and Mr.
.'ho were severally presented
Sir THOMAS TYRWHITT, RS

, the Dean cf Windsor, the
Recorder of London, - the
ng's Advocate.

rland, Leeds, Argyle, Mantras,

so present :

7ornvrallis, Anglases., Bath, Car-
, Salisbury, Headfort, Cholmon-

Ord, Surrey, March, Mexborough,
e, Spencer, Yarmouth, Shaftabury,
nth, Caernarvon, Fortescue, Strath.
.

, Winchelsea,!grave, Gower,
rry, Abingdon, Limerick, Denbigh,
,uth, Clanwilllam, Bathurst, West-
y, Farnham.
lelbourne, Bernard, Castlereagh,
id, Clive, Carhop Banelagh, Wey-
th, Cranborne, Cierawley.
St. Helens, S. Spencer, Boston, J.
Lyndoch, Burgbersh, Teignmouth,
, Prudoe, Grenville G. Beresford,
ers,,Renyon, Duffed; Lismore,

Grant, C. Long, Wallace,
Canning, N. Vansittart, W.
, W. Huskiston, G. Hill.
leneral Taylor, Rev. F. P. Bon-
Law, Sr H. Roth/al, Major So-
ouverie, General Phipps, C. Percy,

G. Gunning, Lucius Curtis, T.
Vivian, J. B. Burgess, W. Stirling,
Dalrymple, W. Fraser, J. Sylves-
, W. Curtis, H. Hot am, IL Glf-
du, G. Warrender, J. Beresford,
se, K Nagle, C. Engerstrom, G.
41 Lewis Moeller W. Roche, IL
•

. Fane, W. Anson, M. Ridley, T.
mac, P. Malcolm, T. Arbuthnot,
P. Palliser, H. Onslow, C. Cock-
Gordon, J. Jervoise, W. Adams,
T. Laire, W. Lemon, B. Bloom-
;sell, G. Walker, J. Gibbons, S.
übbock, A. Hope, F. Wilder, F..
Houstoun, J. Money, P. Mal-
ifield, T. Bloomfield, H. Framing-
son, Kerrison, G. Corner, J.
akinfield, H. Oakes, 11. Calvert, W.
le, R. Glynn, J. Frederick, D. Bid-
ty, H. Cookson, J. Oswald, W. Do.
el Sir Robert Steele.

r. Beredord, Markham, Lord C.
1, Sir G. Campbell, Sir B. Martin
L Hotham, T. Williams.

der, Murray, Skinner, Champagne,
apkius, Hart, Hamilton, Baynes,
, Nicolson, Cartwright, Gwyn, Bal-
Wetherall, Darling, Borthwick,
Montgomerie, F. Maclean, Skinner,
. Keane, Thornton, Taylor, Hass-
, Doyle, Asgill, Anson, Quintin.

. ,
Adam, M.P. Dalton, Holmes,
Boeanquet, Buckworth, Robison,
celles, Drinkwater, Camac Taylor,
rrow, J. F. De Burgh, Vyndham,
'Neill, Mayne, Morley, B. Camac,
A. Hope, Lisle, Dance, Dalrymple,
;ton, Luouche, Salmon, Murphy,
Hamilton, Addeabroke, Thornton,
H. Berkeley, Sir IL Framingham,
keley, Proctor, Bute, D'Arcey.
rn, Walker, Fanc, Synge, Barlow,
auiLs, Knox, Drununond, Walker,
Plten, C. Stapylton, J. S. Cox,
Knox.

:rk, Kortwright, Collier, Hanle,
incy, C. Jones, V. Jones, E. Fun,
W.ibughby, J. Jack on, New.
well, S. Price, Bremer, H. Stan-
loathe, Pellcw, Brace, Sandham,
Veilatiall, Jackson, King, Wylde,
Grey, Maclachlan, H. *eyrie!,
L2ch, Crawford, flay,

N. D. Cochrane, Seymour, P. D. Hay, Conroy, Rodd, Poyntr,
Butler, G. A. WestphaL Farqukar, Dolorosa, Oake,,, 11. C.
Deacon, Fable, W. King, J. Baker, Browne, Deacon, Gni-
fenhoofe, Locke, and Poulett.
hi-nem:rib—Gale (10th Rotel Hussars), Ruddaeh, Downes,
S. Bland, Burton, Norton, Itnneane, W. Gossett, Saunders,
B. Livius (15th Hussars), Cox, Richardson, F. Andrews, Wright.
Wallington, Louvain, Lane, H. Goner, G. Ford, Croft, C.
Macleod, C. F. Macleod, G. Browne, Blathwayt, Este, H.
Walpole.

Cornets--Bayard, Gowdie, G. B. Hall, Ainslie, L. C. Rus-
sell, Jolliffe, J. Jolliffe.—Ensign Jackson.
itmlyissoors and Miniuers--American, Netherlands, Spanish,
Bavarian Austrian, French, Russian, Prussian, and Turkish.
Biskor;—Exeter, Salisbury, Gloucester, London, Derr.
Serjeants—Vaughan, Best.
Dodos—WKinnon, Baillie, Tierney, Mackinnon.
Bess. Doctors—Scott, Perkins, Tufton Scott, Maddy, Welles-
ley, Thomas.

Rea. Afessieurs—F. W. Blomberg, IL H. Chapman, F. S. Wall,
C. F. Barnpfylde, J. Cory, W. Bevel, D. W. Garrow, T. Dury,
J. R. Olden, Oakeky, C. Crook.
Aldermen—Birch, Flower, Curtis, Magnay.
Barons--Pfelitxer, D. Rottenberg, Wolff, Mosheim.
Messieurs —R. Walker, Chichester, Dashwood, Jackson, Jones,
Manners W. R. Douglas, Ward, Planta, Nicholls, S. Bourne,
Chute, Manners,
Alderson Pierrepoint, Merry, Pocklington,
Whitmore, Cotter, Fane, Phillips, E. Walpole, G. Cox, Becket,
Wigram, C. Smith, Osborne, Dillon, Manning, James Cocks,
I.uahingtoe, M.P. M'Donnell, Wynne, Chichester, IL H. Cox,
Dawkins George Dawkins, Charles Grant, jun. G. Holford,
John Wallace, A. Wallace, A. Sanford, Cocks, D. Pennant, H.
Wheatley, D. Radcliffe, Cartwright, Smith, G. Harrison, Car-
lisle, Da Costa, G. Berkley, Silvertop, Addenbroke, Tornline,
Dawkins, Ashhurst, Wilkins Terry, Staniforth, What-
icy, Adams, Henry Vincent, Gunning, Drum-
mond, Thomas Knox, Holmes, C. Nugent, TWA, Nash, Mit-
chell, John Stockdale, Bloomfield, G. H. Drummond, Shaw,
Gaily Knight, Curtis, (lakes, Desbrow, Greenwood, Aust, Jol-
liffe, R. Hay, Buller, T. artwrlftt, Ogilvie, A. C. Grant,
-Bicknell, A. Wright, M.P. Dyer, Askew, Bowles, 'H. Butler,
S. R. Luskington, Norton, T. Braddyle, P9mrose, Leslie, God!.
bunt, Round, Wallace, Dillon, J. Calvert, C. Harvey, Hand-
cock, H. Ellis, C. Calvert, H. Bentinck, T. IL Grant, Eger-
ton, Blackburn, G. L. Blount, C. Smith, G. Allan, M.P. A.
Saville, Brent, Graham, Braddyll.
The following had the honour of being presented :
John Stockdak, Esq. by the Earl of Pomfret, on being ap-
pointed Standard-bearer to the Band of Gentlemen Pensioners.
Captain Charles Jones, 15th Hussars, Aid-de-Camp to the Duke
of Cumberland, upon hismarriage. es
Major-General Sir Robert Bolton, on being appointed Equerry
to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent.
Mr. P. Langsdorff, Charge d'Affaires of their Royal High-
nesses the Grand Dukes of Baden and Hesse.

The Hon. and Rev. Frederick Plydell Bouverie, by the Ho-
nourable Edward Bouverie.

Mr. Charles Wagner, Charge d'Affaires de Wirtetnberg.
The Rev. M. J. Wall, upon his being appointed Chaplain to
his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, and Chaplain to the Em-
bassy at Vienna, by Lord Stewart.
Sir James Little, on his return from Teneriffe, and receiving
the honour of Knighthood, by Sir Pulteney Malcolm.
Henry Hobhouse, Esq. on his being appointed Under Secre-
tary of State for the Home Department.
Admiral Sir George Campbell, on his being appointed Groom
of the Bedchamber. •

Mr. Wallace, on his being appointed Vice President of the
Board of Trade.

Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, upon his being appointed Private
Secretary, &c. to the Prince Regent.
Lord Stewart, on his departure for Vienna.
Major Browne, A. D.C. on promotion and departure for Vienna.
Lieutenant Gale, 10th Royal Hussars.

The purchase of the Stratfield-Say estate has been
completed, and it is now the property of the Duke
of WELLINGTON. The four thousand acres, of which
the estate consists, are nearly adjoining the great
estate of the late TYLNEY Lou°, Esq. now the pro-
perty of the Duke's nephew, W. LONG POLE WEI...
LESLEY, Esq.
LtrEitAruitz.--We are requested to state, that the
following important and highly interesting Works
are just published by Mr-Cuzssuroe, Conduit-street.
and may be had of his Agents, Messrs. BELL and
BIUDPUTE, Edinburgh; and JOHN CUMMING, Dub-
lin, &c. &c.:

1. Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, written by Himself.-
2. France, by Lady Morgan, Third Edition, with Additional
Notes, 2 vols.-3. Captain Golownin's Account of Japan, 2 vols.
4. Dr. Watkin's Life of R. B. Sheridan, 2vols. Bvo.—S. Corre-
spondence of the Hon. Robert Walpole with Geo. Montagu, Esq.
6. Napoleon his own Historian, Extracts from his Manuscript
Memoirs, Bs. 6d.-7. Madame de Stael's Memoirs of her Fa-
ther, the celebrated M. Necker.-8. Count de Stendhars Rome,
Naples, and Florence, in 1817.

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