Star.
London, England, 1803-03-11 00:00:00

37. yAmers.

YeneTCLIT, at half-pea twelve o'clock, het MA-
itury arrived at St. James's, accompanied by the
Princeffes ELIZABETH, AUGUSTA, SOFHIA, and
AmEtta. About a quarter pall one o'clock His
14,4,,F5ry at rived. At half pall one, the Deptita
lion from theUniveiftty of Oxford arrived, with a
loyal Addrefs to His MAJESTY on his late happy
efcape from the Confpiracy. His Majcs-ry re-
ceived it on his Throne, and was pleated to return
a mutt gracious Anfwer. The procelfion proceeded
in the following order, two and two
The Squire Beadles, the Vice Chancellor and Lord Chan-
cellor, the Binanin, Prodters, Noblemen C Belgians, Under
Geminates. Heads of Houfes, Dodtors of Divinity, melon of
Law, Donors of Medicine, Bachelors of I)ivirity, Bachelors
of Law, Bachelors of Medicine, Matters of Arts, and a great
number tif others, to the amount of about one hundred and
forty,

Who walked in proceiEon from the Thatched
ioufe Tavern to St. James's Palace. At twelve
o'clock a Convocation was held at the Duke of
Poinsan's hout in Piccadilly, for the purpofe
pf admitting the Loin CHANCELLOR to the ho-
nourable office of High Steward of the Univerfity
of Oxford ; which ceremony being'performed, his
Lord(hip took the oaths, and was admitted ac-
Cordingly. His Lordfhip had been eleeted to the
office for Come time paft, but had not an opportu.
pity of going to Oxford to be admitted. The Duke
of PORTLAND is fo much indifpofed with the gout,
that he could not attend the Deputation to at.
James's.
Tht Drawing-room commenced at two o'clock,
and in addition to the Royal Family were prefent
Prince BARATOUSICI, the Imperial, Hanoverian,
Turkifh, American, Batavian, Neapolitan, and
Ran Ambaffadors, their Graces the Archbi-
Sops of Canterbury and Dublin, the Bifhops of
Wincheller, and Durham, the Lord Chan.
cellor, Lord Chief Jullice ELLEVIIOROUGN, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Secretary at
War, the Secretaries of State, the Right Honour-
able the Lord Mayor, accompanied by his Lady,
and his Lordfhip's Chaplain, the Sheriffs of Lon
don, the Attorney and Solicitor General, and the
following Nobility of both fetes :

Dukes--Athol, Beaufort, Montrofe, Leintter, Somerfet, and
Enna

Marquifics..-Abercnrn, Douglas, SaWintry, Ocienwallki,
Ilertiard, Titchfield, Sago, De CarcalL
Earls—Weßmordand, Morton, Chatham, Macartney, Ba.
Otani, Macclesfield, Taakerville, Moira, Spencer, Sandwich,
Carrhter..
%%kat:un--Slam, Grimltone, Falmouth, OILLeon. Hpod,
Svpfnril, A eirim.
L.nvi.—Blaney, Bruce, Yarborough, Northwick, Raft, Al-
in.' nley, Hawkefoury, Arden, Down, Romney, Paget, Mount
Bdgecumbe, Wenrwnrth, G. Thynne, Bolton, Court Men,
Selfey, hiaratam, Elliot, Kingfton, Fortefcue, Wood-
boort, Hobart, Aberdeen, Darnley, W. entinck, Montge.
mery, Auckland, Sheffield, Hinton, Ponchcftcr, Gwydir,
Abingdon, G. Thynne, Trimblefloun, Route.
Generals—Ogilvie. Sinn«, Silhacoff, Cratoff, Tohnfon,
Egerton, Wynyard„ Nualitain, Manners (Equerry in Waiting),
Balfour, Gordon.
Admirals... Young and Kale t.

Governor Bentiuk -
The Attorney and Solicitor General.
Coloacls--Collingfworth, Bentinsk, Howard, Montgomery,
Childers.

Captainv—Drummond, Legge.
Sin—D. Carnegie, C. Cotterel, 0. Caulfield, W. Way, H.
Elethvrood, P. Hales, W. Wynne, W. Dothen, H. Dalrymple,
J. Day G. Copley. W..Fawcett, F. Burdett.
Mcfm—Ogilvy, Law, Fane, Mathews, Townferid, Role,
Gordon, 501 i... Weft, Crofton, Thelluffon, Melton, Walpole.
Pawlmer (Clerk of the Council), Atryerliein, Sarjeant, Free-
mantle, Villiers, Penn, York, Poky, Merry, Trevor, Korth,
D. Morton, P. Carey, Hon. Mr. Villiers, Hatfel, Dewlap, and
Elliot
Duchetes—Northumberland, Athol.
Marchioneffea—Ezeter, Sligo, Abercorn.
Countetles— Brahl, Tankerville Amherfl. Wrothurft
Caernarvon, Ayleibury, Harcoutt, Eentinek, Chatham, Spen-
cer, Camden.
Vilcountcfee-41doey,
Armes Lieu.
Ladies—Dalt ymple,Carbanipton, IVlorningtot.Woodhoofe,
Vw.neent. M. Parker, P. Compton, Sheincld. Levingdon. Bor.
toa. Wilton, F. °Storm, A. Murry, Eglington, Mareletteld,
L. Party, C. Howard, W. W. Wynne, Blackwood, Amherit,
C. Dame:, C. licUalyfe, Left rim. Templetown , Head ley, Young,
Percival, Glyn, Martian, Ellenborough, Cmsford, E. Courtney.
Crofton, J. and E. Percy, Welby, liontingfiekl, A. Wombwell,
Barney. ?sweat.
Miltreffes—Blaekbume, Lee, ChriMe, Douglas. Mills,
alai* Halley, Windham, Brown, Wheeler, A. PeachUl, De
Wickham, Childers, Banks, Gain, Shirley, Holley.
J. and E. Crofton, Edens, Methuen, Ridley, Bo&
DaWd4 Jena, Cheiter, and De Greys.
Lord Ectior, of Port Elliot, was at the Draw.
ing Room fot• the Lira time tilde ten years.
His Excellency the Chevalier de Souza, Mini
fler Plenipontentiary from the Court of Portugal,
v•-as introduced by Sir S. Covvais, and had his
(irk audience of her Majsrry.
The following Nobility, &c were prefented to
the 04een :
Sir G. Pownat, by Mr. Fortner.
Captain DRUMMOND of the Navy.
Mn.Lte and Mrs. Caatsrse, by the Lady in Waiting.
Mr. De LIMA was introduced, and took leaver as going to
Portugal.
Lord and Lady W. IMNTINCI were relented to her Ma-
icily on their marriage.
Lady Blunt:via, the firft time after her marriage; her deers
was of white facia, embroidered with large laver &run and
fpangln. The drapery semis tied up with hiver curd and tato&
Lady BLACIDIWDOD, on bee marriage; chefs all white. train
of white laths 4 petticoat white crape with a rich border of
pe:.rlv, fonnin; branches of currants, and waves of Gun in•
termised. Drapery tied up with pearl tare% and ropes or ditto.
Met. HARI eT.wbite crape petticoat, ribbons intermit, d.
Mifii HAGSIIII, for the firli time; her deers all white, train
white faun; petticoat of crape; draperies acrofs, with (prigs
of pearls, dewan up in (Angels, with bows of pearls and ribbon.
Lady C. DoVIRRO was amongft the other prefentations.—
Her drefs was white crape and Bowen, with wreaths acres.
Mrs. Jon vin—White crape petticoat, embroidered with
white Win in (prigs, and a large wreath atm& Train amber
colour.
Mrs. Mar•ti a sr—aka velvet train; petticoat of amber
crape. Draperies trimmed with Mack velvet points, and tied
Ili with ribbon of anther colour.
The Dowager Countefs of Poarsmourm was
fuperhly denied : her Lady(hip dropped a
v...luahle diamond pin, which was fortunately
found by one of the attendants, and returned.
Mrs. Bais Ks's carriage not coming in time, her
f.,ttlyfnip went home in the Earl of Wes-mote-
l. AND'S.

When the Drawinproom anted, their Majts-
rizt and the Pa:menses returned to the Q2cen's