Star. — London, England, 1821-05-03 00:00:00

THE KINGS LEVEE. • Yesterday his Maaasry held a Levee at Carlton H ous e, which proved of uncommon attraction, Pail nail and its vicinity being crowded with s ectators of an elegant description, from an early how-. The Widows and balconies in Pall-mall were filled prin cipally with females elegantly dressed. At one o'clock a detachment of the King's Guard marched from the King'sePalace, St. James S, to the palace-yard, Pall-mall, under the command of Colo ssal MACKINNON, of the Ist Battalion of the Cold stream Guards, preceded by their Band in their State uniform. A detachment of the Life Gnards arrived WOO alter in Waterloo place, Pall-mall, with their full Band, who played, alternately with the Band of the King's Guard, some charming pieces. Sir Rosetta' harts% the Chief Magistrate of the Police, with Towasenn and SAYER, the Orficers, and a numerous assemblage of Constables, were in attendance to pre serve order. We are happy to say nothing happened to require their interference. An unfortunate accident occurred when the Duke cf CLARENCE\ carriage was leaving the Palace-yard, rear the side entrance. His Iroya'. Highaess having entered it to leave, the wheels of his can ia,..te came in contact with that of Viscount Stomotrn, and threw the carriage over, which sustained consider able damage on the hide on which it fell ; and we ate sorry to add, the coachman sustained considerable injury, particularly in his arm and shoulder, which was put out by the fall, and he could n , t walk with out assistance. On Viscount SIDITOUTII being in formed of the unfortunate accident, he left the Levee Room, and humanely ordered his coachman to be' conveyed home in his carriage, and every attendance and care to be paid to him. There were in attendance the Porters at the gates, in their State liveries and splendid long sleeves; the Marshalinen, the Under. Porters, the Gentlemen Por ters Pages. The Grand Hall was hued with Yeomen. The Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners were in attendance in the Octagon Hall. Th: company began to waive before one o'clock, and continued setting down, without ;Illy intermission, till twenty minute , after three o'clock, and numbers came even after that time. _ _ The Levee wis very numerously and splendidly attended by the Nobility, Gentry, and persons of dis- tinction, who were anxious to pay their dutiful re spects to the Kirac. There were about 1,100 person ages at Court. The KING, on leaving his private apartments, pro ceeded to his Royal Closet, where he received the Report of the effective state of the three Regiments of Foot Guards, from the Fieid Officer in Waiting, and his MAJESTY gave the military pass-word of the day. The KING then proceeded to receive His Royal Brothers of York and Clarence, the Foreign Am banadors and Ministers, consisting of the Russian, Austrian , Prussian, Netherlands, Spanish, Sardinian, Bavarian, banish, Saxon, Portuguese, American, Sicilian, Wirtemberg, Hanove rian, Baden, and Turkish; the Cabinet Ministers, the Great Of ficers of State, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the 'Vice- Chancellor; Sir Humphry Davy, the President of the Roy.il Society; Aldermen Bridges and Gamic ; Governor Le Alesu ries; of Alderney; the Champion Dranke, Commissary-Gent ral Pipon, Commissioner Cunningham, the Vaster of the Cere monies, the Common Serjeant. There were also present the following: Doaaa—sDevonshire, Wellington, Portland, Beaufort, and Newcastle. Ma at:misses—Winchester, Salisbury, Tweedale, Londonderry, Donegan. Camden, Cholmondeley, Cornwallis, Lothian, Wor cester, Hertford, Headfort, Cunningham. Tama—Chatham, Warwick, Blesinton, Aboyne, Cloninell, I Cassillis, Lindsay, Beauchamp, Longford, Rockuvage, Belmore, Cavan, Bathurst, Coleraine, Macclesfield, Glasgow, arrington, Wemyss, Meaborough, Abingdon, Brownlow, Westmeath, Glerigall, Rosalyn, Grey, Wind*lsea, Harcourt, Lauderdale, Yarmouth, Cowper, Belfast ' Abergavenny, Morley, Carlisle. Stair, Cathcart, Ilarrowby, Westmoreland, Harewood, Liver pool, Whit*orth, De la Warre. Viscoonts--Normanhy, Molesworth, Pollington, Sidmouth, Douglass, Hawarden, Ennismore, Palmerston, Ca kdon, Exmouth, Ossulston, Keith, Melbourne. Lours-4/IngilaM, J. Btmtinek, Bayning, Clinton, lleadley, J. Somerset, Meadowbank, Kennedy, Beresford, Dynevor, Col ville, Howden, Foley, Clarina, W. Lenox, E.. Somerset, E. O'Bryen, Ashburton, Grantham, F. Beutinck, Saltoun, Chin bock, Rous, Somerville, Ciktibervie, Do Dunstanville, G. Ca. veutlida, C. Somerset, Curzon, Holland, St. Helens, J. Somer set, Lovaine. RIOUT llonourtastas—Sir G. F. hill, Sir G. 1111, F. Rubin -300, liragge Bathurst, Sir C. Long, W. W. Pole. liosoulasLes—James Stuart Hare, M. Powlett, Lindsey Bur rell, Charles Grey, John Stuart, Col. Harris, Eardley, 11. Windsor, John Tolkmache, T. I)undas. Stns—Colin Halket, W. Butt, 11. Taylor, E. Home, R. Wi gram, W. Scott, W. Lemon, John Sewell, A. l)on, L. Palk, R. Kennedy, Ed. B. Baker, Alex. Croke, IL Torrens, John Har rington, A. Halliday, J. 111'Gregor, R. Mends, C. H. Colville, 11. Onslow, F. Baker, 11. C. Lippincott, J. Shaw, Lucius Cur tis, A. Campbell, K.C.B. J. Johnstone, Jacob Astley, Mauls Wood, Geo. Tuthill, Lewis Versturme, KB. L. W. Chatterton, Thos. Liddell, Murray Maxwell,J. W. Lubbock, J. Pollen, R. Hill, C. Aldis, 11. Ibberson, J. Shelley Sydney, Bart. R. Bar low, H. Pynu, J. Macgregor Murray, Barr. T. Bell, G. Sher, C. Sutton, H. Calvert, F. Desanges, W. Lenox, It. C. Glyn, J. C. liippisley, B. Spencer, Hain, G. Naylor, C. Morgan, K. Jackson, A. Christie, F. Ommaney, C. Hunter, 11. Vivian, E. Paget, H. Peyton, It. C. Chester, S. Fludyer, W. Rae, C. I lag gerston, 11. Peat, 11. Paine, J. Gore, G. Sewell, W. Stirling, Ililgrove Turner, W. Congreve, K. 31 1 Cleod, M. Tierney. ADMMA Ls—Sir F. bforie, P. Stephens, Sir G. Cockburn, Winthorp, Sir K. Thornboreugh, Bingham, I.awford, Parker, Poyntz., Sir.l. Sutton, Stephens, lialkett, Pigott, Sir W.Hotharop Sir J. Saumarez, Bowater, Wilson, Sir A. Dickson, Bart. Sir E. Buller, Sir J. Wells, K.C.B. Page, Alexander, Sir It. Strachan, Fraser, Dig Ly. Giontaar.s--Sir M. Nightingale, It. Hopkins, LI. M. Gordon, Browne, Hammond, H. George ' Barr, Ilumanin, P. 11. Skinner, Ifirodrick, Ball, Lloyd, Peachy,Bratlshaw, ' Sir 11. Payne , Skin ner, Morriso n , Bonham Young, R.A.Pipon, Bridges, i yutt, Travers, N. Balfour, Stovin, Lord Harris, , Nicolls, Cuppage, Sir M. Disney, Hart, Baynes, llorsford, Sir J. Macleod, Wid irriltion, Loftus, Sir G. Murray, Sir I'. Roche, Dana, Michell, Morns, Ballingall, Crosbie, Wetherall, Borne, Brown, Sir H. !mon, Sir J. C. Sherbrooke, O'Laughlin, Fernier, Sir 11. 'vitae, Armstrong, Orde, Coghlan, Reyna, Lord Ilowden, Sr P. de Rottenberg, Viscount Rhoden, Ilan, Bingham, Hon. ' 1 " . Taylor, Si, W. Inglis, K.C.11. &ravine Macleod, Hill, Sir J. Montt -mot, Lethbridge, Spencer, Need, Buller, Russ, Fuller, lir G. S. Browne, K.C.B. C° l - o srLs--De Burgh, Simpson, Bailie, Taylor, Pennington, AIL T ._&Dorville,llargraves, Hoban, C.B. Berne, Maclean, R. A. t r worige, Rice. C.B. Cotton, Dixon, R.A. Sir C. Smith, Ellicombe, R.E. Bowater, Mikes, Horner, H. Rainey, 7mils„ _Hepburn, Moffatt, C. Bruce, Thornhill, Sir J. Browne, it ' J udean Sir N. Hill, E. Cotton, Gold, R.A. Yates, Grins- Wildnian, Grant, Ashworth, Griffith,, R.A. Shaw, Ingot, 2 I C i hianqUtt, Delap, Sir R. Hill, Warburton, Sir Z. at 'n"t, Lof Crosbie, Malley, Drinkwater, Gardiner. f i l ai ners Baker, Fitaclarence, C. Smyth, Sir R. Williams, '' °ll thilis R. A. Milman, Horton, Jones, R.E. IPLeod, Palley, 41:LEI...Hawker, R.A. C. Strode, Elliott,. Campbell, Skedden, , a 'wtans Woodford, 1)e Bossett, Sir J. Campbell, Sir C. Jackson, ilson, R. !ascents, Bingham, ILA. Rigby, Sir R. • Sir 0. &oven, W. Serie, Dalbiac, Barrow, Mauls, Sir A. Di c j iam, u ••••As.Ciielurow, Oke, Mulcaster, Brown, Ford, Rice, P. Maegneen, Dania, Macdonald, 19th Toot, Thointon, Peters, Hepburn. Ma.roza--Harriott, Bentinck, Paley, Clements, Miller, C. Stapylton, Lynch, Brock, Wilmot, R.H.A. F. E. Drake, Cole, Blanchard, R.E. 0. Gore, Montague, North, ITArling. CAPTAINS.-6. Jenner, Chetham, C.B. (Ire), Des Voux, Schomberg, 11. N. Smith, Hollis, R.N. Graham, R.K. Pe aril, R.N. Barnsesay, C.il. R. 11. Fuller, Bremer, R.N. Crewe, Sir T. lAvie, W. Parker, Beckett, Megnell, 11. Elliott, S. Hay, A. P. Green, Montague, Griflinhnoie, J. Dighy, Oakes, Spiuk, Whitaker, R. N. Purvis, It. N. C. 13lakiston. R.N. S. O'Grady, M. P. Adam, R.N. Fanshawe, R.N. Hawker, R.N. Sempriere, R.N. Sir J. Brisbane, F. Colville, Tower, !Lg. Fitzclarence, Fox, Spence, R.N. Falcon, R.N. Bowles, IL N. B. Drummond, 11. J. Baker, R.N. C. Phillips, Cradock, Maples, Hastings, G. P. M. Jones, R.N. J. B. Hay, J. Lillierap, Greene, Bentinck, Harley, Crooke, Gray,' R. Macneit, Norcliffe, Buller, Farquharson, Bazalgette, R. A. Yates, the Hun. J. Coventry, S. Sutton, Clay, Arnold, Chaplin, P. Campbell, R. N. J. Harris, Mizell, R. N. Phipps, Arabia, R.N. Et. 11. Musvbray, ILN: R. ilarward, R.N. Price, R.N. T. Searle, ILN. li. Smith, F. J. Thomas, It N. Pratt, Man gin, R.N. Inglefield, R.N. Roberts, Bailie, R.N. Prescott, R. Giles, H. Cook, R.N. Petre, Moody, Dashwood, Brett, Maitland, It. N. Cooke, Chadwick, Fraser, J. S. Itussell, M. Cairnes, lion. J. Junes, Child, H. C. Smyth, T. Harvey, C.B. Wedgwood, Alacquay, Jenkincon,ll.3l. 11. Evans, It. M. C. Shaw, R.M. Spick, Mobile , R.M. Daly, Jackson, Havelock, Wyndham, W. Losack, R.M. E.. Bailie, Leod, R.N. Brace, R.N. Crooke, R.N. Beauchamp, Batty, A. Maitland, Polhill, Frederick, Ramsay, R.N.".!.8. C. B. Louis, R.N. Warde, ILN. R. Saumarez, Edgcunabe, R.N. C. Dixon,Davon, 11. N. Lyon, G. A. Westphal, It. N. T. W. Carter, R.N. Sir J. Louis, Batt. 11. B. Mason ' R.N. Charlton, F. Maitland, R.N. Sir C. Sulli van,, R.N. R. Jones, R.N. Jackson, H. Elliot, It. H. Mowbray, Barlow, WllAoll, Rathbone, ILN. C.B. Lteurrisaars—Sutherland, 46th Fuot;, W. O. Atkinson, C. 11. N. Bowden Greenwood, G. F. G. O'Connor, Frank Cutler, R.N. Davis, Hawkins, W. Morris, llowker, ILN. W. Morris, Sir H. Scrim L. Smith, R.E. Fitzclarence, RN. lion. C. Grey, Burdett, Barlow, Forstet, Thomas Peebles, Cuppage, R.N. It. H. Gillespie, Drewe, E.D.Y. E. Home, R.N. Bris coe, R.E. Sober, Strangeways. Trent, Cockburn, Charlton, Hanham, IL N. E. Bridgeman, John Scott, Martin, Parlby, Mil ligan, Gooch, Lyster, 11. King, R.N. Pollock, ILN. Oliphant, G. W. Mangles, Kingscote, G. Lewis, 8.11. Simpson, Ains worth, C. C. Frankland, ILN. C. Gore, •Ferguson, Greenwood, Packe, Lane, Grant, E. FArle, RN. Peel, Howell, Fletcher, W. Deedes, Waller Same, Gusset, R.A. Powell, Gibson, Lech. mere, R.N. Brisbane, Jolliffe. Coaxers—Wilson, Sir P. Vincent, Harcourt, Ross, G. Dun conthc, Ainslie, Wailes, Drake, E. Soutbbrook, G. Hill, l'igott, Sbeacnian, A. Wathen. ENSIGNS—W. Congreve, Boyle, Widdrington Meade, Banter. Brumes—Winchester, Oxford, Norwich, Li ncoln. Baron Langsdorif. Rev. Doeroas--Datin, Booker, Wetherall, Clarke, Cole, Minh, Ilird, Keate, Starrier Clark. Ray. NI Kassa.— richer, Sartori, Mackie, Madan, Gamier, Long, Saumason, Mills, liamfylce, Gusset, Holmes, L.wth, C. %1l.), W. Finch, M. Mackie, L Anspach, Per kins, R. Grier, J. G. Storie, Keysall, Illackbourne, G. Simp son, J. Davies, W. Barlow, S. Leggett, A. Loftus, Perkins, E. Bankes, F. North, C. Sumner, M. Beadle, 0. Lodge. Couters—Liven. Munster, Ludolf, Carman, Woroazow, Ih Lapzsture. Docrons—Fergusson, R. Hume, Southey, Dunne, James, Young, E. Johnson, Lee. The Dean or Sahbury.—Archdeacon Hook. COMNIPAION 130) IC, Dedll, Thompson. Messes.—i3restlen, Later Parker, Reeves, Ward, Penn, Nash, Wilson, Caleraft, Ilammersley, Adam Smith, Chester, Candle Blanc, Fludyer, Orhy Hunter, Wells, M.P. Grant, Knowlys, itice, Kopp, T. Gan, T. Gordon, H. Jardine, Atkin son, W. Forester, W. Booth Grey, Goulburn D. Pennon, W. Wadd, P. Browne, C. Aldis, E. Eliot, J. Atkinson, Gyles, C. Porcher, Roelsford, Grange, Chevalier, Crobie, Glyn, Astley, M.P. Milbank, M.P. Fenton Scott, Bankes, Dawkins Penant, Inge, Blackburn, M.P. Miles, Wile Greathed, Keith Dou glas, Dottin, W. Peel, Maxie, Benett, M.P. Walker, Stuart, M.P. Cheete, M.P. Hugh Munro, Bridges, Humphrey Butler, Abbott, J. Weyland, H. Bonham, Robert Made, Clough Tay lor Bsrham,jurs. Tollemache, Bryant, C. Tennyson, C. Harvey, M'Gregor, Hutchison, Butler Clarke, Howe, Sewell, J. %Vila, Morse, Brande, Douglas, Mansfield, M.P. Bligh, Nu gent, Pearse, J. D. Yeats, M.D. K. W. Lyon Winter, Grey, Frank, Lambert, Drummond, Stewart, Wright, Lo cke, J. Glossop, Etc. Ace. - Tile Ptesenta.ions to his MAJESTY were in propor tion to toe numertius a,semblage upon their appoint n,ents and lather ticca4olls.—Among whom were— The Rev. Stanler Clarke, on his appointment as a Prebendary' of St. George's, Windsor. Mr. Gordon, of Craig, Aberdeenshire, by Viscount Sidmouth. Mr. H. Jardine. king a Rememb. Court of Excheq. Edinburgh. Mr. W. Wadd, on his appoint. of Surgeon Ex traord. to his Majesty. Lt. Suthertand, 40th ltegt. on promotion, by Maj.-Gen. Peachey. Capt. Chadwick, Riding Establishment, on his promotion. Mr. Stewart Nicholosi, on his marriage, by the Lord in Waiting. The Rev. George Cowell, by the Rev. Dr. Makin. Licut.-Col. Peters, Superintendent of the !tiding Establishment. Mr. Tegart, on his being appointed Apothecary Extraordinary. Mr. Glyn, by Sir Richard t.lyn. The Rev. Arch..eacun Hook, Chaplain to his Majesty.. Lieut.-Gen. Sir Phillip Roche, upon his return from Spain. - Lieut. Charles Welsh, by his uncle, Mr. Robert Ward. The lion. John Tollemache, on changing his name. The lion. J. Dundas, with an Address from the Isle of Sandy. Sir M. Tierney, on being appointed Physician in Ordinary. Capt. Saumarez, on receiving the Austrian Order of Leopold. Capt. FredL rick King, by the Lord in Waiting. Major Ilarriott, prior to joining his regiment in Bengal. Lieut. W. O. Atkinson, on his appointment to the 85th Regt. Bear-Admiral Ph.lip Judkins, on his taking that name. Captain Lilliciap, on his appointment to the Hyperion. Ensign W.Cougreve, on hi, appointment to 2d liege. of Infantry. Lieut. Trent, Royal Horse Guards, on his promotion. Lieut. Biseac, Royal Engineers, by the Lord in Waiting. Captain J. B. Hay, on his appointment to the Queen Charlotte. Captain Spink, on his appointment. Captain Macquay, on his return from India. Captain Charles Dixon, on his ap, , ointment. Captain Dily, 38th Rep. on promotion, by Sir C. Maearthy. Captain Sir J. Louis, Bart. by Lord Melville. Captain T. W. Carter, It.N. on his return from Jamaica. Captain W. Lisack, by Sir J. Yorke. Captain Edward Bailie, by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Devon, on being appointed a Knight of It. G. 0. Lieutenant Sober, 14th lhagoons, by Lieut.-Gen. N. Hopkins. Lieutenant Howell, Cornwall Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant Fletcher, lst Life Guards, on his appointment. Lieutenant Hankain, by Admiral Sir John Wills, K.C.B. Lieut. W. Samob, 4th Regt. Aide-de-Camp to Gen. Sir A. Don. Lieutenant Powell, Light Infantry, by the Lord in Waiting. Cornet Harcourt, 3th Dragoon Guards, by the Lord in Waiting. Cornet Ross, 14th Dragoon Guards, by the Furl of Bridgewater. Cornet G. Duncombe, 2d Dragoon Guards, by his Father. Cornet Willis, 14th Dragoons, by the Earl of Bridgewater. Cornet Drake, Royal Horse Guards ' on his appointrneni. Cornet G. Hill, Royal Horse Guards, on his appointor t. Captain It. Harewood, It. N. by Viscount Exmouth. Captain Graham, R. N. on his appointment: Captain Buller, Ist Devon Yeomanry, by CoL Dunstanville. Captain F. Maithusd, on his return from foreign service. Captain A. Maitland, on his return from the Mediterranean. Captain Charlton, 14th Dragoons, on promotion. Lieut. C. Gore, on his appointment to the Life Guards. Lieut. ft. R. Gillespie, on presenting a Flag taken at Venom. Lieut. G. F. O'Connor, 85th Light Infantry, by Col. Crosbie. Lieut. Lane, 12th Royal Lane: ma, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut. Packe, Royal Horse Guards, on promotion. Lieut. Ferguson, 9th Lancers, by the Earl of Rosalyn. Lieut. Charlton, Light Infantry, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut. Cockburn, 13th Light Dragoons, on his promotion. Lieut. Bowler, R.N. on his appointment to the Northumberland. Capt. Des Voeux, on his appointment to the 3d Rep. of Guards. Capt. It. H. Mowbray, R.N. by Admiral Viscount Exmouth. Capt. J. Harris, on his return from India, by Lord Harris. Capt. Dalzell, R.N. on his marriage. Capt. Phipps, Wiltshire Yeo. Cay. by the Lord in Waiting. Capt. Prescott, C.B. on his appointment to the Aurora. Capt. Purvis, R.N. on his return from India. Capt. James Hay, R.N. on his promotion. Capt. H. Elliot, King's Lt. Inf. on promotion and going abroad. Capt. Barlow, 4th Light Dragoons, on his appointment. Capt. M. Cairnes, slit not, by Maj.-General Sir H. Torrent. Captain R. Giles, 61st Regiment, by the Lord in Waking. Captake J. Somerset Russell, by te Lord In Waiting. Captain Bailie, R.N. by the Lord hi Waiting. Captain Pratt, 4th Light Dragoons, by Sir J. Astky, Bart. Captain Beckett, Yorkshire !lunars, by Lot d Grantham. Captain W. Par!o-r, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. Captain F. J. Thomas. R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. Captain R. Smith, on his return from India. Captain T. Searle, R.N. C. 13. on his return from America. Rev. Mr. Gamier, by the Lord in 'Waiting. Rev. P. Mackie, by the Lord in Lord Ashburton, by the ILshop of Norwich. Sit John Johnstone, Yorkshire Iluasars, by Lord Grantham. Lord Fr.slerick Benti.tek. on his near. Lige. Dr. Johnson on his appointment. Rev. Sam. Lep.gatt, on his appr,intment, by the Lord in Waiting. R e v. Wm. Barlow, on his appointment. Rev. J. Davies, A. M. to present a Chart on - Metrical Dynasty. Rev. George Simpson, by Lord Viscount Palmerston. Rev. Richard Grier, by Lord Viscount Sidmouth. Rev. Mr. Perkins, upon his departure for the Continent. Rev. 0. Lodge, by tilt: Lord in Waiting. Rev. J. Gossett, Chaplain to his Majesty, by Sir H. Taylor. Rev. F. North, by,the Lord in Waiting. Earl Grey, to present a Petition from the County of Renfrew. Ensign G. Harrison, on his return from Madagascar. Mr. F. lirmsden, on his. return from abroad. Second Lieutenant the Hon. Charles Grey, on his appointment to the Rifle Brigade. The Earl of Wentyss, as Lieutenant of Peebleshire. Mr. William Locke, by Lord Harrington. Mr. Temple, by the Marquis of Londonderry, on his return to Frankfort. Surgeon Wright, Light Horse Volunteers, by Col. Bosanquet. Mr. Smith Wright, by Lord Sidmouth. Mr. Thomas Bligh, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Thomas Lowndes, by ditto. Captain Whitaker, by ditto. Capt. Crewe, 3d Guards, on appointment, by Colonel Hepburn. Lieut. and .tdj. T. Peebles, R.M. by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Percy Wilson, by Mr. Gooch. Lieut. Forster, King's Light infantry, by the Lord in Waiting. Capt. G. M. Jones, on return from abroad, by Lord Melville. Lord John Rentinck, by the Duke of Portland. Ensign Batter, by the Lord in Waiting. Ensign Weddringron, 65th Regt. by ditto. Mr. R. Waineright, Barrister at Law, by ditto. Mr. l'elly, on his going abroad, by ditto. Lord Clarina, by ditto. F.nsign Meads, King's Own Light Infantry, by ditto. Cornet Pigot, Royal. Horse Guards, by ditto. Cornet Spearman, Light Horse Volunteers, by CoL Bosanquet. Cornet Wilson, Light Horse Volunteers, by ditto. Captain Bazalgette, ILN. by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Farquharson, 19th Regiment, on his return from the lonian Islands. Captain Fox, on his promotion, by Lord. Holland. Lieut. C. Colville Frankland ' R.N. by Rear-Mm. Lord Colville. Capt. Wedgwood, 3d Guards, on his promotion. Capt. T. Harris, on being appointed a Colonel of Royal Marines. Capt. 11. Carmichael Smith, ilengal Engineers. Lieut. Gibson, late Staff Comps of Cavalry. Capt. Henry Elliott, King's Own Light Infantry. Comet E. Southbrook, on his appointment to the 'lon. Board of Petitioners. Captain Joseph Digby, R.N. Captain Richard Jones, IL N. Capt. Spink, on being appointed Aid-de-Camp to Lieutenant- ' General Warde. - Captain Brett, 18th Hussars, on his appointment. Captain Li, B. Mason, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. Drewe, E.D.Y. by Lieut.-General Wetherell. Captain Norcliffe, 4th Light Dragoons, by Sir C. Sullivan. Count de Laspasture, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut.-Colonel Sir John Campbell, by the Lord in Waiting. Captain G. Jenner, by Colonel Bosanquet, Light Horse Vol. Colonel Sir Charles M'Carthy, on his return from Paris. Lieut.-Colonel O'Halloran, by the Lord in Waiting. Major-General Lethbridge, by the Lord in Waiting. Colonel M• Lend, on promotion, by the Lord in Waiting. Colonel Chetham Strode, East Somerset Local Militia., bp a. brother, Captain Chetham, C. B. R.N. Vice-Admiral Sir George Cockburn, on promotion. Major-General Reyncll, on promotion, by Gen. Lord Howden. Brigadier-General Armstrong, on his return from abroad. Rear-Adm. Stephenson, on his change of name from Wilkinson. General Bradshaw, on return from the Continent. Major-General Lloyd, on return from Ireland. Rear-Admiral Alexander, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. J. Saumarez, by his father, Admiral Sir James Saumareat. Admiral Viscount Exmouth, to kiss hands on leaving command. lieut.-Colonel Drake, Royal Horse Guards, on his promotion. Lieutenant-Colonel Wildman, on being appointed High Sheriff of Nottingham. Lieut.-Col. Gold, Royal Artillery, on return from the Continent. Lieut.-Colonel Thornhill, on his appointment to the 7th Hussars. Lieut.-Colonel Sir John Brown, on his appointment. Colonel C. Bruce, on his appointment to the 69th Regiment. Cot Horner, North Somerset Yeomanry, by Sir J. C. Ilippidey. Lieut.-Colonel Itaikes, Coldstream Guards, on his marriage. Lieut.-Col. Dixon, Royal Artillery, on his return from America. Lient..Colonel Cotton, ou his return from Plymouth. Colonel AFLean, Royal Artillery, on his appointment. Lieut.-Col. Dorville, Royal Dragoons, by the Lord in Waiting: Viscount Hawarden, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Morse, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir A. Croke, late Judge of tb.:Vice-Admiralty, in Nova Ikeda. Lord Petre, by the Lord in Waiting. - Lord Kennedy, by the Forl of Cassillis. Mr. John Weyland, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. Dr. Bird, Chaplain to the Duke of Sussex. Dr. Southey, by Sir Thomas Liddell. Mr. David Pennant, by Lord Rout. Mr. t'rosbie, on his return from abroad. Mr. Fenton Scott, Yorkshire Hussars, by Lord Grantham. Mr. Edward Eliot, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. Edward Bankes, on his martiage, by Sir Wm. Rott. Rev. C. Sumner, appointed Domestic Chaplain to his Majesty. Rev. Lewis Amadeus Anspach, Minister of the French Church. Lieutenaut W. Morris, R.N. by Sir G. Naylor. Lieutenant Jolliffc, 15th hussars, on promotion. Lieutenant Davis, 11th Light Dragoons, on his appointment. Lieutenant Cutter, R.N. by Admiral Sir James Saumarez. Mr. G. D. YatesM.D. Mr. Stewart Nicholson, by the Lord in Waiting. Earl of Caledon, on being appointed a Knight of St. Patrick. Mr. Chamberlain, his Majesty's Consul-General in the Brazils. J. Glossop, Esq. by the Earl of Macclesfield. Mr. Edmund Lyon, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Wilson, by the Lord in Waiting. The Duke of Devonshire and Mr.. 'lecher, with Cork Address. Mr. Thomas Disett, M.P. by the Lord in Waiting. Lord Beauchamp, by the Lord in Waiting. Lord Meadowbank, on his appointment, by Lord Melville. Lord Bingham, by Lord Bathurst. Lord Headley, by the Earl of Cavan. Mr. Rain, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut. Peel, 71st Light Infantry, by Colonel Yates. Lieut. Grant, Pembroke Yeomanry, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut. Fitzclarence, on promotion, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut. Leicester Smith, R.E. by the Marquis of Headfort. Capt. Polhill, Bedfordshire Yeomanry, by Lt. Col. Macqueon. Rev. Mr. Stork, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Inge, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. Mr. Keysall, Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty. Dr. Charles Dunne, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. Wm. J. Jade, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. Spencer Madan , D.D. Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty. Sir John Shelley Sydney, Rut. High Sheri ff of Kent. Hon. William' Home, by Lord Melville. Hon. James Stuart, 85th, King's Light Infantry. Mr. Wilmot, 4th Light Dragoons, by Lord Harrington. Lord Lindsay, by the Earl of Ca ledon. Sir Robert Mends, on his return from the Continent. Sir J. M`Gregor, Director-General Army Medical Department. Sir William Chatterton, on his return from abroad. Rev. John Holmes, by the,Lord in Waiting. Rev. Chas. Banofylde, upon his magriage and return from Rome. Rev. G. Fisher, Astronomer to the Expedition about to sail for the Arctic Circle, by Sir Everard Home, Bart. V.P. R.S. Sir Henry Pynn, on his marriage, by Mr. Ppm. Mr. Dymoke, by his father, the Champion Dymoke. Lieut.-Colonel Warburton, on going to the Mediterranean. Lieut.-CoL Rice, King's wn Light Infantry, on going abroad. Mr. S. Smith. 16th Lancers, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Morse, by ditto.—Mr. Bonham, by ditto. Mr. Vincent, by ditto.—Mr. J. Pitt, M.l'. by ditto. Mr. Ikniy Brooke, by the Lord, in Waiting. Sir John Macgregor Murray, Bart. by ditto. Sir Lewis Versturtne, bar Count Munster, oak* appointed a gainitt of the Royal buelphic Order. Surgeon Rowe, Royal Horse Guards. by Colonel Sir R. RIM Mr. Murchison ' by Lieutenant-General Hug on i n . Mr. Butler Clarke, on taking the name of Clarke. Hugh Munro, Esq. by the Ilisbo ? of Norwich. Lieutenant the lion. Sir C. Phipps, on hi: appointment. Captain H. J. Baker, C.B. on hii marriage, by Sir R. Baker. Mr. Alderman Garrett, by Sir Richard C. Glyn, Ban. Mr. Shee, by Viscount Palmerston. General Dance, by Mr. Weld Forster. Mr. Charles Foreher, on going abroad, by Lord Caledon. Mr. B. Greathead, by the Marquis of Clichnondeley. . Mr. Walker, by the Ran of Warwick. Mr. B. Brodie, by Sir E. Home. Lord DJuglas, on his return from the Continent. by Ld. Melville. Hon. Capt. Cradock, on going abroad, by Lord Grantham. Major Ilarriot, Hon. East India Com. Service, on his return. Major D'Arling Royal Waggon Train, by Sir G. ScovelL Major Ormsby Gore, RGth Regiment, by Sir John Gore, Lieut.-Col. Macdonald, I Rth Regt. on his return from India. Major Cole, Itoyal Marines, on his promotion. Mr. Abbott, by his father, the Lord Chief Justice Abbott. Mr. Charles Midis, by the Lord in Waiting, on whom his Majesty was pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood. After the Levee, his MAJESTY gave private au diences to their Excellencies the Ambassador from the King u i of the NETHERLANDS, the Austrian Ambassa dur, the Spanish Ambassador, the Bavarian, the Saxon, and the Russian Ministers ; to which hdir Excellencies were severally introduced by the Mar quis of LONDONDERRY, his MAJESTY'S Principal Se cretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Sir ROBERT CHESTER and Mr. CHESTER, the Master of the Ceremonies, and the Assistant-Master of the Ceremonies. His MAJESTY gave audience to the Earl of Limb. POOL, Viscount SIDMOUTH, the Marquis of LONDON.. DELAY, and the Duke of NEWCASTLE, when his Grace delivered to his MAJESTY the red ribbon and the Order of the Bath worn by the late Sir CHARLES CRAWFORD. This morning his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, attended by a number of Field Officers, in spected the 2d and 3d Battalions of the Ist Regiment of Guards. The former take the Tilt-yard duty and the minor guards; the latter the Krxo's guard, and form the Guard of Honour at Buckingham-House, doting his MAJEsTv's Court this day. They were all dressed in their new cloathing and white gaiters.-- The Band of the Regiment, hi their full uniforms, played several select pieces of music in honour of the day. Troops of Horse Guards are on duty, and the two Bands are placed near 33uck4ham House, who will play during the passing of the N-)bil;ty, &c. At half-past twelve the Guard of Honour took their sta tion within the palisades of the Palace, attended by the Band. Numbers of well-dressed persons were assembled, to witness the passing of his MAJESTY from Carlton Palace to Buckingham-House. NAVAL lATELLIGENCE. PEERAISCE. APRIL 30.—The Birmingham, ROT/WWI:CR, from Cardiff for Havre, struck on the Rundle Stone this morning and sunk. Two of the crew were picked up-by a fishing boat, har ing saved themselves in a booty hutch. FALI4OUTII, Aran. 50.—Wind N.—The sloop Teatshill, which struck on the Black Rock, on Saturday evening, and sunk, has been got up and brought in here. The greater part of her cargo has been washed away, owing to a large hole bring in her bot tom. The passengers, five in number, lust every article they had on board, and were with difficulty saved. PLTMOUTH, Mar I.—Arrived off this Port, the Harrison, Davis, from Sierra Leone, in 65 days, and sailed again fnr Li verpooL The Ann, Coner.a, from Teignmouth for St..lohn's„ New Brunswick, was wrecked on the 19th of April, in lat. 45. 40. long. 17. 30.—crew saved by the Sally, James, of Helford, and landed here last evening. DEAL, MAY IL—Wind Eastward, thick and foggy.—Arrived and remain, the Ganges, CIOVERS, from It•sgal ; Hope, Scar; from Cardiff for Antwerp ; and a fleet of coasters. The Regulus transport, for Cork and Halifax, still remains. Haawicx, Mar 2.—Arrived, the Charlotte packet, with a Mail from Gottenburgh. Sailed, the Leicester packet for Cux haven, Princess Charlotte packet for Holland, and the Alliances packet for Gottenbargh, each with a Mail. L NAVAL MONUMENT. Saturday last being the Anniversary of the Birth. day of the late Lord Viscount 'McLvit.t.s, the foun dation of the monument erecting to his memory, in the centre of St. Andrew's-square, Edinburgh, by the Royal Navy and Marines of the United Empire, was laid by Admiral Sir DAVID MILNE, K.C.B. and Admiral amity, Commander-in-Chief, assisted by other Naval Officers. An appropriate Prayer was offered up on the occasion by the Very Reverend Principal BAIED. This structure is to be an exact re presentation of the celebrated Column of Trajan as Rome, and must consequently prove highly orna -mental to the splendid metropolis of Scotland. The current coins of the realm, an almanack, and , several newspapers, were deposited in a crystal bottle, hermetically sealed; as also the following inscription, engraved on a plate of gold : In Memoriam Vire reipublicz gerrndz peritissitni, lIENRICI DUN DAS, Qui, regante Georgio Tertio, Temporibus gloria haud minus quans pericolo plenis, Priefectus Navalis aesarii Itegi a Secretis, Septemvirorum Navalium Princeps, Chasibus Britannia bene feliciterque consulende, ' l4 Optimus Nautarum Arnicus ;" In perpetuutn haberi meruit, Hzc columna collocate est, . Sociis Navalibus et Classiariis Sumptum Sponte conferentibus, ut Admirantis etgrati animi extaret ad posteros MONCIIES.TL-51, Anno Domini arncccxxt Georgii Quarti Reseed* Hi t On the inverse side; To the Memory of that illustrious Statesman, HENRY DUNDAS, LOW) VISTOUNT hinvictz, During the eventful and glorious reign of George successivtly Treasurer of the Navy, one of the Principal Secretaries of State, and First Lord of the Admiralty, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland; Whose unwearied and successful exertions to promote she interests of the British Navy, have justly entitled him to be ever esteemed The Seaman's best Friend: This Monumental Column is erected by the Voluntary Contributions of the Officers Petty OSP" Stamen, and Marines, of the Royal Navy of these United Kingdoms, as a Testimonial of Admiration and Gratitude, in the year of our Lord, 1821, and in the seared year of the reign of His Majesty King George IV. There was deposited at the same time, and in the same manner, a silver plate, with the names of the Committee of Management inscribed upon it. The Naval Committee, and several of. the friends and admirers of the late Lord Mrt.viu.s, (lined xe,.. gather at the Waterloo Tavern in the evening, Ad miral OTWAY b Commander-in-Chief, in the Chair. % ,