The Sun. — London, England, 1820-05-11 00:00:00

MS MAJESTY'S LEVEg: yesterday the KiNo held his first Levee, fent Ate hirpose of receiving the felicitations of the Nobi -lila. Clergy, Officers of the Navy and At my. 4 u4 ges, Law Officers, and Gentry, on bi's aeees ,ion to the Imperial Throne of this United 'King i'°").--The arrangements i on the outside of Carl - °n House were sojitdiciously made, and inflexibly :Pt, that passengers and .lookers-mini fcntind 4 , ll fieulty in viewing the ingress and egress of car es to and trots Court-yard, besides which , 41 1 g by-standers bad au opportunity l o the occasional airs played so t xquisitely by al ternate bands. 'Females, in elegant an ire, were b bserved to grace the windows of St. James's ' ifree t and !'all-mail, while the lengthened and 1 1 )1 (1(11d line of carriages, in rotation, had an inn 11psing effect on the expectant glance of the be unliter. • • • As an early notice of the •Levee had been given t o persons of various ranks, numbers of ittdivi dpals were thus attracted to this tnetropolis from . c otlatsil•and Ireland, in order to evince their re eiPtsetlei ~f i c7,oh n i g s l . l M aje there s: K i s iie another) Gg e ° Levee the just -an l'eanced, that of yesterday was nett! cal ion., 1)117 . 14 Mos( numerous in die recollection of the est ot.those who ba t he frequented the Court ; and " Pon this occasion all present had the honour of ftis,,i,i g m i l, m„j„ t yt, b„od. Notwithstanding that ' l ke Levee was not announced to connoseince. till 2, h 'elo c k he conr,aray had , begin, 'to set domy,r so 'ally -as 12 ; by 2 o'clock, the actually tip -Inintell 110 , nr, ho less than five brindled were as 'qtaablell, 'fuse compatiV I litsi coo' Ooleil to A , riv", rapid succession, -till nearly 4 o'clock, when it "'as av ee rt a i tre tl that neatly eighteen hundred had "Jived, bi ing about three bundled. more than It ere !mem se,mt at • It* , COIll t aft, r his present "▪ Ljesny became It- gent.. This assemblage of No }denten ant! Gentlemen -was.considered the most s plendid that ever was collected under one roof. )the dresses ~c re principally new and most mag nificent. Police 'Lori hazy, the Austrian Am bassador, the Spani-In Am'sassadot,'-and.ot hers of 'he Ambassadors and Ministers. came with their s ervants in new state liveries. A . gitard of honour load marched into.t he Court /ard, preceded by tilt- band in their ,State mud fnrmt ; and a detachment of the Lite Guards was s'ationen In Warerlon-place, with .their band, \ Odds played alternately with the Court-yard hind. • Owing to the unusual crowd of company in the !' l %te previously to the entrance of his . "Liiesty, the heat became past all etallitranc,e. Not ' 4 l l y the King hiusselt, but also the assembly were effected by it. However, inn the event, his Ma ' j'e• 3 tv was enabled to receive the congratulations t>t neatly 2000 persons, and go through the cert. 111 °"it's of the day without much, inconvenience, to that his Majesty's healtb.afforded 'great satis -Inlinn tt, the comitAny. The male branches of the Royal Family were releiveil firsr by the King, in his closet, and con -111,•411 • of the .Dit'ures of \'„t k, Clarence. Sussex, 84 ' 41 Gloucester, awl also Prince Leopold. . The broke o f yprk carried into the closet, Ott a velvet viso,i„, i, the otriers of the Garter, Bob, St- Pa' fi jek, the Thi)rle, ands the Utieti)hic, belonging to 'he late I satentect Duke 01 Kent, which be re turned to the 'Fite D he of Sussex came in state, with his full 'attendants, Hod was received, by tit.' t•'"drii o f ho ' t '" ). Prcs"flog arms, and the band playing " God " v th e Si•niii." as Itos-r! Highness entered th" 'en t r ance. T'te Witt:: branches of the oya I Family entered the Palace by the side door. General Montgomery delivered to his Majesty the Order of the 'llmistle, worn the, late Lord tglintoven. Mr. Freetnintle delivered the Order 'of the Bath, worn by hi. late lathe'. Tile' Duke of Sans C , ,islos, Pritsee Castelcicalm, 'and the Doke r,f Holstein, bad andiences of Isis „!!".lesty, and took leave ; as did also Count Tatien .„en• They were introduced to the King by Ear! Jlatlittrst, in the absence of Viscount Castlereagh, L Y indi‘position, and conducted by Sir Robert C hester, the 'Master of the Ceremonies, who also i ktrodriced and condocted the following tlistin :gt‘islied mreigners to the King Count I) • Aiglie and Barnum Langsdorff had au diences of his Majesty to deliver their new cre , ; • • • , 1e de Scwarz had an au di ence o f the King, told -nv ered an Address of Condolence on the derni'e ~ ( )f t he late King, and of Congratulation on his Pre et , f Majesty's Accession to the Throne.. As so„„ as ow Kiniv left his claiset, the Royal the Great Officers of Stare, the Ca- Minivers, &c. kissed hands upon their new • PPoi ntinents.—There were also present lit- Archbi s h o p s o f C anter b ury an d Y or k ; t h e Lord Ch i ef n; Mr. W arren , the Ch i ef Just i ce of Chester; the Master F ro • th : !toils; the Attorney and Salicitur-(;eneral ; the King's ; the Lurd-Adrocate of Scotland ;- the Judge of the , ltaitrait).Court ; the Provost of Eton College ; th e Lo r d Mar Or of London; the Sheriff's of London and Middl esex , Alt; ? ..Ratlnvell and Parkins ; Under Sheriff Turner, tinder s her p ullet);• the Hig'i of Southwark; the Chief • 'gistrate of the Police. . I )ruk tarliis, I Rutrand, Richmond, Argyll; 2.47;tt, Norfolk, ',Loser, ‘‘..ellington, Vallier, Bradford. Clunlopoirleley, Coro , fo rd , ••'"'tantarl, Convngl Wo •,Ittifttott, ißatli,TaristorL Ret xer, rcesto, Graham, Downsliire, ti,rf tool, Salisbury. tr y , Ab e Y,irmoot h, Shannon, Wilton, Coven last, t ,rgarenttv, Hart owhy, , ;;,ichrster. Bet - 1 b ane N 1 kelson, Ttycenucl, No t (laiedon, "Inet, Brerlinnek, M•invers, Ayleshitry,j Lirrirrick, touly~ tilhur n st,li artnionth„Ertoll.:'igby,llarvivirert, Portsarinith, tar eo fi Cathcart, Bysborottgli, Car. Vliitw Go•iford, l'emoie, A hertairn, boi.ougliiiiiire, Oxford, k r , u , q 'tha De la Warre Futzmvilhant, Aboyuse AV e "`" 11 1 3 , Manly, !tome', Searho'rough, It :Wen; Denbigh, tiny It • fall, oseherry, Warsviclr, Com protis!:t• ( "'rmai"s• •lYtes - G r 4r ewirt, b•r- shattedt-ury, Harlwicke. lea a , s ;; L .: t r ' claret Cilatlici . i t o t ,..Ctio ( rii'in . , Macclesfield; Winehil •-• Pi tt , r "rialls Lixerpool, Harrington, • "tt—Enttism o • • Ll• d t 1 .1- ear n „ I • sti „, pr : p i ni t: 3T , car t . oer. tc?ri.! 1. , , 13 • • !.r i f tatt _ \lf !grass, ' Mount Charles, Maynard, yud , •Nlorpeth,lJunglass, Cranb9urne, Jocelyn, nr"s "Ar,l en, ^ ~ .attrinrpe, Binning, Aticklald, GyantLey, Bt Diroalle, Scarsdale, W. Leisoox, Harroi, Stra'' i r.fold, Rorie, Bolton, Clatthrock, St. Helene, :rayhrolre, "..tedesdale, Hill, Napier, !taus, W. 1 . 1 Brulentli,. Kenyon . , H. Howard, Nen ' 'Ai.. I , ;; :• 3 .'"lvri C. Townsheml• Walsingitam, Thynne, C•litlitrd, Carrington, Stanltit b l'ucie, Graves, Ilowdcu, SVateipark, Gran stuts, rip and Sete, S,thior- Ilotharn, Ait' lie, G. rdvmalish, kV. FttzTer4l(l, 'Crewe, Amherst, Wltliscourt, J. Somerset, Bersviok, Gialord, llowntrables—Sir Geo. Hill, Sir William Rae, R. Pule Carew. ...... %Vailitetr, Si- E. Nel.,:an, Coloaul .1. Leecli,.G. Canning, = ItoWillson, N. VanSitiart, W. %V. Witburst, Air Thos. P;oaler, Sir W. Scott. . 11n,nreqb'es—Colonel W*ilehonse, Captain Irhy, Admiral Woilelniuse; Are Grey, Fr,icir. Neville; Lieutenant Waldurrave, Ed. Peire, Henry Wind.or, Mr. Rowley, Mr. Shore, Mr. S.iith, Rev. Geo. Neville, 'Yrn. Henry Jolla Scott, Cliaß. Noel, ReV.Gtratil Noel, Jas. Somers Coclis,H ugh LinAay, Lieut.- - Coliniel Knox, Mr. Shirley, John H. Knox, Mr. St:iiiits, G. J. Watson, Lieut. Nlnnekton, Bagot, Col. Boswell, G. Villiers, J. Villiers, F. West. .-lotitYsifilors and Miorisiers, ) .c....-11ussian, Netherlands, Austrian, American, Bavarian, - ,axon, Swedislr. Turkish, Prussian, Mir-tug-arse. . _ . iii.y..t. ' .4—;Citester, Lincoln, Oztord, Carlisle , Bangor, Exe; ter, LOtidott, Salithury. lien:a—Christ Church, Westminster, Salisbury. Dot•tor.r—Sittnier barke, rittr . toit, Barnes, i'ryres, Sautitsott, Kettle. Nott, Snort, Goodenuitgh, Caper, (fray, Hodgson; Carr, Eogland, l)akins. 11,e. .llessr.v.— , F.- W. Blomberg, Harris, T. Mills. J. For - - tescae, John Croft, J. King, C. Yowler, Tuontas Thurlov.-.Sir John. lt. , Minson, William John Moost,..lamCs Harris, 13:1). Geori.e tVascy, Lasceiles Irentonger, RA:arieton, W. Berille, Alexander Sternhy, Edward Law, .1. Ferrers, F. Brackett bury, Rupert Louth, W;lliato Brown, 3. G. Wrench, Stewart Segar Trench, T. 'l'. Morgan, M.A., —= Nlatisel, John Orde, John Hewett, B. 1)., Sir Rupert Peat, Fitzlnibert Filer, liorradaile, W. If. Springet„ Louth, Kevill, H. Brackenitry. Ducturs- 1 1,:t1 Imm, Grey, Dodson, M.P., James, Driver, Nlaton, ltotltfam, Yelloty, liortoo, Itaillie, ,Mackin non, tree, .1441 es Forties, Baird, Darwill, Thom son, Scutianwre, George . Bar3vs—,lost, Fagti, LuNix, Pleffel, ThielaO, Wolfe, De Nolcheo. Saint .Martin Blucher, Munster, Lierett, Wuronzow, Palmellu , Stint 4ktitouit), Ltlisiti;zer. . ,-/rchtle:rone—De Grey, Durham, Rev. Dr. Thomas. hweii, Birch. Sesjeant Ooslow ( . 11cVatiuss 1t,191111. Flower, It. Gifford, Lumley Skehington, F. DP ontiges, J. Graham, It. IVigratu, Grey', Henry Floyd, John Pollen, Lucius Curtis, Charles Rouse Boughton, J. 11. Palmer, Bart., T. C. Hollywood. S. Clarke Jereis, N. Dukin field, 3. Cotturell, C. Morgan, Bart , Gilbert Blanc, ‘.'alter Stith,g. A. Hood, T. Dyke ,leland, Thomas Turton Comp ton Donsville, Harry Darell, Nelson Itycroft, Hug h P. Pal liser. Thomas Clifford, Williaot Rowley, H. C. Montgomery, William Guis . e, Edward Owen, T. Bell, .1. Copley, William Welby, G. Alderson, Charles Cockerel!, M. White .Ridley, John Shaw, W. W. Wynn, G. Gunning, J. Gibbons, J. Al ild mar, J. M'Gregor, A. Murray, J. Burgoyne, M. Tierney, William Curtis. William Abdy, David. Scott, William Wrax all, G. Robinson, William Cuniugham Fearlie, Alexander Johnston, George Grey, Lewis Moeliers, Lucas Pepys, Ed ward Enatelibull, Edward Tucker, Robert Wilson, J. Wynne De Bathe, Henry C. Lippincott, Thomas Baring, Culling Smith, Richard Glyn, George Tothill, W. Burroughs, James Feilowts, John Auhrty, John Leicester, Iticharti Acton, Ar thur Chichester, Edward Berry, Jacob Astley, B. Spencer, Lawrence Palk, William Ball, Anthony Lechmute, Edurand Carrington, John Sewell; •It. Shaftsbury Hawks, William Clayton, James Strange, T. Harvie Farquhar, B. W.Burdett, G. Navler, Peter Pole, Bart. M.l'., J. Riddell, Everard Home, George Denys, John Frederick, Robert Barlow, John Har rington, C. Smith. Charles Des Voeux . Gerard Noel, Edward B. Baker, James Little, Alexander Allan, Frederick Baker, Henry Bridges, John Compton, Itobt,rt Baker, Harry P.•vton, William Curtis, L. W. Holmes, M. Ximenes, Robert Clifford, C.'Haggerston, Richard Acton; C. Sullivan, It. Jones, G. Beckwortb, Thomas Tinton, E. Kerrison. William Young, .1. BereSford, Henry Lippineot, William Scott , John Clarke, C. Morgim, T. 'rt..., J. Robinson, G. Clark, Harry :Calvert, T. Mantle, Hillgrove, Turner, Thomas Hammond, John Copley, Robert Chester, -- Angerstein, Benjamin Hobhouse. Ad mirah—lialkett, Scott, Poyntz, Curzon, Douglas; Sot betty, Sir W. Young, Viscount Exmouth, Sot heron, Bowen, Bingham, Sir G. H. Whitshed, Hamilton, Wolley, Lawford, Gifford, Sir J. Morris, Bowater, West, Lake, Sir J. Gore, Hal lidav, Sit B. Hallowell, Sir E. Codriigton, Sir W. Florham, Sir T. Bertie, Sir J. B. Thompson, Sir H. Neale, Sir R. G. Keats, Sir .T. Sutton, Alexander, Wiuthurp, Fraser, Wude house, Page, Sir IL Strachan, Ballard, Sir G. Martin, Sir B. Martin, Sir P. Malcolm, Sir C. Bowley, K C. 8., Sir R. Moor son, Lord Gambier, Sir D. Milne, K.C.13., I,ord Colville, Sir W. Harwood, Wilson, Sir C. Ogle, Sir G. Moore, Sir H. Saw yer, Gosselin, Palmer, :Sir J. Morris, Sothety. Genteatv—Hart, Sir W. Hutchinson, Ca:craft, Goldie, Pre vost, James Balfour, Brooke, Dickens, Fitzgerald, Chester, Skinner, Sir W. Peacoke, Sir T. Dallas. H. M. Gordon, Sir .1. C. Sherbrooke, Neuilly, C. 13., W. Cockburn, Spencer, Loftus, Slade, Sir E. Stopford, Young, L. Grant, Sir FE nine, Smith,-Poyntz, F. Maitland, Sir H. Montrctor, Mosheim, Sir Fitzioy Maclean, Hill, Sir M. Disney, Lord Howard of Effingham, Cookson, Thurtsia, H. Erases., Ca 11.. - - - - wright, Lord E. Somerset. Sir G. Cooke, tVeruy,s, Sir It. Blair Drun,inond, fir G. Walker, D'Arey, Bruce, Bornes, Sir (!. Imhoff, NVetheral, Sir C. Doyle, Browne, Binghani,, Brune, Adams, Hopkins, Vansittart, Rebnw. Dyott, Fermor, Sir M. Nightinizale, Pilipps, Moore, Sir G. R. Bingham, Sir J. Hamilton, Craven, Lord Lyro..ocb, Sir C. Mac kenzie, Ito,Ville, :Sat ham, Sir H. Warde, Lord Forbes, D. Dr - roult,,Adarus, Sir G. Murray, Vincent, Sir It. Feiguson, D. ';ritii , li, Peachy, Crosbie, Eden, Pine Collin, Sir E. 110- ‘worfli, Grey, Blundell, White, Doveton, Carey, Sir G. .S. I3rowrie, , Sir D. Pack, Sir C. Hallett , Sir ll—Jones, K.C.8., Sir W. Inglis, K.C.B. Cuppaze, Sir W. Pringle, F. witidrington, O'Donovan, Brown, Ogg, Sir G. Niwent. Sir F. Wilder, Milner, Anderson, Stovin, Sir L. Otwav, ' Goselin, Wynyard, Sir C. Wale, Sir E. Kerrison, Sir G. Madden, Sir H. Bell, Sir G. Leith, H. George, Sir H. Oakes, N. Balfour, Thomas Scott, Niccills, Skinner, Stevenson, sir C. Green, ROSS, Chapel, Michell, Sir T. Peckell, Thornton, Sir A. Clarke, Grosvenor, Moore, Lord Charles Grewille, Gwynne, _ _.._,... Colonels—Paais, Henep, West, Bowater, Wodehouse, Evans. Army!, Sir J. Malcoins, K.C.8., Loftus, Brandling, M.P. Gardinet, Thoyts, Hughes, Roberts, Sirs H. Carr, It. Hill, W. Gomm, Wigston, A. Dickson, Shawe, Prather, C. 8., Rice, Cutliffe, Roharts, , Perceval, C. 8., R. Nixon, Gibbs, Fitagibbon, Davies, Calvert, Hon. W. H. Gardner, Burgi.s, Caniae, Bosanquet, Bull, Drinkwater, Graham, Morrison, Wildman. S. Lord R. Manners, Pye. Grant, Sower by, D'Aguilar, Beckwith, C. Smith, Bingham, J. L. Cald well, Davison, W. !Woke, J. Stretton, Higginson, Plumbe, Drummond,. i)ance, Cotton, Sir J. Maclean, M.P. Atcheson, Vaurnorel, Gaitskell, Sir M. Kintenes, Vaughan, Asheworth, Lotil &Ottani, E. Cotton, Hamilton, Sir It. Steele, Christie, Treileti, Sir R. Jackson, Macdonald, Pastry, Webb, Rowan, Fold, Fern, Netheron, Le Mesurier, flay, S. Barnes, D'Arcy, Spite, Barrow, Barry, Fisher, Askew, Brand, Sir H. St. Patti, Dorville, Warre, Ross, Bruce. Evans, Thointon, Andrews, Philpot,Keat, Morland. Scott, rlrydges, Fead, Na pier, Frederick De Burgh, Mallet, Sir C.. Smith, Downnian, 111 scl'iinnon, Delah, W. Smith, Eustace, Baker, litichnel,C.B. .Money, De Bos'et, Dalrymple, Salniond, Turner, Dawkins, Cuff, C. Smyth, Clitheraw, Radcliffe, Sir 11. Douglas, Sir R. Arbuthnot, Macdonald, Maclay, Higgins, Sir A. Fraser, K.C.8., D'Oylf, E. Walker, Sir R. Williams, Sir W. Burgh, Cavendish, Barnes, H. Baillie, Dalton, .11rooke,.Atchison,. Thaekeray, Jervois, Salmon, Ferguson, Alt horpe, Campbell, Addison, Mei cer, Venicondie, Cochrane, Kelly, C. Hill, Da niell, Sir C. Campbell, Adaye, bir H. Pysii, Lille, Reeves, Thornton, Vansittart, Strutt, Addenbroke, Stevenson, King, Seymour. Shaw, Bridger, Harris, Sir G. Campbell, Sir N. Campbell. ithyaes—Peters, Bye, Fane, Love, Fead, Colegrave, Parker, Taylor - ILA.s Stawt-11,. Wood. Sit C. Colyer. Peters, Lord G. Lennox, Polhill, Hunt, Gardiner, Wilmot, Matterley, Bur. ton, Dennistown Brown, Durriford, R.A., Macleod, Bucha nan, Blanshard, Alston, Frederick Campbell, St. Clair, R.R.A., Cavendish, Stratton,' Wedderboin, Cniss, Elsingtoit, Poe, Thomas Ganiule, Marshall, Jones. A.D.O M um -, Wviherell, Itoupell, Gall, Fitzgerald, Morisoil,.trai gie,' Napier, A.D., Lloyd, T. Drake, Wilmot, Cowell, Smith; Baker. Captains—Rous, R.N., Batley, Dawkins, Scott, R. A., C. H. Watson, It. N., Edward Bruce, It. N., Sherwick,. Ilathhorn, R.N., Harrotier, John Bake,. R. N., Hardynian, R.N., Robert Bruce, R.N., P. Fisher R.N., .G. F Rieb, R.N., Gray, Rice, Berkeley, R.N., T. %V . 7 Mon tague, Bentham,' R.N., Majing, R.N., ,Barton, ILN., N.• Waldegraye. C. IVyndlirn, Austen, R.N., Peyton, R.N., Charts, - It.N., Sir daisies' Lyrid, K.O 8., J. Montagu, R.N., Irvine, Dillies, R.N., Bentilick, Crooke, R.N.. Colviie, Barton, Ilairison. - R.N., Conroy, R. \., Edward Cur zon. R.N., MUndy, M. Matthews, R.N., Sir E. F. Stan hope, }LS., "P. Fellowes, R.N., J. Ferguson, R.N., Clif ford, R.N., Charles A. Ital.er, R.N., Da s h wood, El rington, Fraser. Hall, Henry Forbes, R.N., Sir Charl e s Sullivatt, IL N. Duncan, R. N., Gardiner,- Nourse, It. N., C. R. Horace Seymour, - Dukitifield, Cox, It. N., Newcoothe, R.N., IL Nicholson. Wallington, Boyle, 11. N., Chapman, R.A., De Starch, R.N., Andrew', S. Seott, J. Gordon, It.N," Evelyn, chill, t.N., It. Hall, 1t.N.," Irby; Evelyti, . , n..N., Coles, 13. R.Nt; 3. trlape, Zt.ti , § - cliortiberg, Maples, C. 8., Gobi Sink% Lnaiatiliin4 H. Napier, R.N., Caltli cup, \iaba-rly, Waal, R.N.. Bayley; R.N., Waidegrove, R.N,- Dawkins, Garret, Higginsvit, Nir4ll, Sey mour, Si. Clair, R.N, Roth!, lt.N., Carteret, C. 11:, HaAitis, A. L.. Corry. B. Proctor, P.-N., Ponla:lt. 11. N., J. Burton, It.N, S. jackoit, R.N., 1). I..aurence, U_N., Skater. It.N., F. Mason, R.N., Knight. 11. N., J. 11obcutsou, R.N., Nlorgan, Hon. S. :11.G.attlner, Hunter, W. Roils, C. Harvey, R.N., I'. lit R.N., Holland, It.N., C. Grant, 11.1 N;; El. Buteler, 11. N., Humphreys, R.N., Priekett, R.N.. Dc Starck, ItowleY,. lt.N., P. Bouverie, A'Court-,- R.N., DEMI, mond fteonke, Sha.v, 11. N., Toker, R.N., :Itiderion, Pear , e, G. A. Hire, It.N., Tower, R.N. liaW her, R.N., Stanhope, F. Johnston, Wyltle, Porch:as, It N., It.A Yates. It.N. Jekvtis, 11. S. 13alier, R.N., J. W. RialivrtS, R.N., H. Stuart, R.N., r.laviiell, It.N., Berkeley, Sir J. A. "Wn•►d IRN., R. Moacy, lt.N., Cozlata, It.N. Stroll, Cityler; harzoo, ileaulof. Stapleton, Fitzroy, Broolie, Sir C. Sullivan, Bart., Forrest,-Sir J. A. Gordon, Sir J. Bris bane. R.N., C. B. Knollys, It. M. tirintlier, Buckley, Jarvis, Bell, Deans, Dindki, R.N., Glascock, 11. IV. G-irdon, Ed4ecuriabe, It N. S. 0. Grady, Our 'anee, It. A. Wollactota, R.N., Wish, lisier, Dacrt,, It.N., Rvi.ggs,.R.N., N. D. C.ch raue, R.N., 11. N. Clay, R.N., Arabi'', R.N., Ballard, C. 8., W. It. Bolightoia, rairfield, 'l'. R. Ricketts, R.N., Spat len, ILA., Loring, C.ll. 11.. N•, S. I'. Puchel!, R.N., G. C. Haaanonitl. Dolan, tt.N., J. Spear, R.N., S Price, It.N., Dea con, R.N., Doyle, 11. N., F. Villerhorn, E 1 lkniglat, Wenivs, It.N., O'Grady, Frazer, Aitchison, R.N , Lliags, R.N., It-N., R. it. T. Sutton, Itlackett, Coyler, I . lon. - Barrington, R.N., Bakt-r, Losack, Montague, Bt'illlCilalup, Air It. Curtis, Bart. C. 8., Jackson, C:11., Watts, De Starch, R.N., De C Brooke. Com mi.sslrfi-Cirne tals- , Sir W. 11. Robinson, Sir R. Ken nedy, Dininti/re, Pipon. • I,ieatr:aants—W. A. Archibald, Lang, Henry K. Wright, Hersttnan, Vandelear, Elliott, Pearse, Colebrook, Edward Hall, H. W. Burton, Clayton, R.N., Havdnian, Slade, Hon. C, Gore, It. N., Gibson, G. Nigitingale, Thoin. ton, Itred. O'Donnell, Jervis, Greenwood, I lall, Bruce, Man ners, Koppel, W. Decals, I-Lnue. R.N., Logan, R. Ward, Burrowes, T. W. BrunistOtte, 'Saunders, Douglas, king‘cole, Eden, 11 - . N., Thomas Stephetilon, Hart, Pive;frd, Reed, Ember, R.N. Lane, Barlow, H. • GosseCt, 'John Waloole„ Uc Roos, Marten, S. Blanc, Frederick Chatfield, Steele. ILM.A., H. P. Steele, R.N. Ensign C liastinp DUyle. C•irnets—Harringtontarur, .Tohustone, Tactic, C. Mus grave, Mul(tq, Alexander, na,liwood, N. W. Cnrr;e Alex:v.v.—Bootle ‘Vilbrahani, It. Coates, Monier, A. Smith, B,ltindotf,PartadllA, Blackman, Knawlys, Lister Parker, Clive, St reit ford. Ca naiirz,.Owen, Edward Foley, Temple West, De ring, W. David Evans, G. Eastlake, Orby limiter, Nugent, Juba C. Getton,.John Mitchell. M.P. Nortitcote, Clarke , W. Swenton, Nlassingittrd, H. Wheatley, Starling, Benson, Arundel Harris, James Wane, Jackson, E.Bouverie, Temple West, Charles Morris, Levlhant, French, 13ransby Cooper, D. King, It. Edgell. Manning Bdtikes, Depu'y,'Hurries, Ponsonityi - Frederick Cooper, Musgrave, Scott, M. 11. G i ant, ham, Gosling, Coke, Tierney, Thomas, T. Wallace, 'l3chb, Panthorne Biackhorne,, Wetherell, Neville, it. [l. Cox,' Frerlinl;, Ellice, 11.Curzon, Bowees,Williants Wynn,Suuttery, Campbell, Charles Potter, M'Gillivrav, Dugdate, •Dawkins, Thomas Freeinantle, liras Thomson, Mackenzie, Edwards, Jahn Kingston, David Francis Jones, .Carew, Calvert, Agar' Ellis, Theabald, Wall, Archibald Macdonald, Corbett, Car roll, M.P. Walsh, Dent, J. Angerstein, Niuridy, Richard Dawkins, Blackburn, John Calvert, %Vilna.. Roe. Pinelar, Hoare, Henry Vincent, Crickett, Mitchell, Leigh; William Li:scenes, Calthorpe, Benett, M.P., Francis Pitcher, Clive, Sharp, Tetinissem, BuryFailiser, Culling Chas. Smith, Mil, hank, Keppel, Wroughton, S. G. Robinson, Askew, Lewis, Morant, Chichester, Grant, Douglas Kinnaird, Cooke, Palmer, Baker, Gunning, Geo. 'I. en, Campbell, Northey,. Curtis, William Henderson, Evans, Dolt, Dawkins Pettimitt, 'l'. P. ‘Villiams, Joseph Wells, W Forester, Thomas Smith, Leg It, Otwav Cafe, Sheldon, Smith, T. Forester, Gee,. %any, Blount, Dui ton, Francis, Chas. Harrison, Wildman, Reeves, Watts Itu..sell, W. Williams, M.P. Frederick Alston, Money,. Montane, Henry Bourerie, .C,Ockbetru, , Alex. S.-emitter - sou, -- Charles Forbes, Shaw, Wallace, Patten, Bailik, E. Stewart, Frere, Cator, Phillips, Scott, Searle, .1. Nl:milers,. Warren, Wynne, A. G. Campbell, Edward Ittssier, Charles Craven, Cartwright, Denison, Arthur Stanhope, Boyd, Mar tin West, Baytord, Bankhead,, Bagot, Knox, :Pore:has, Charles Henry Tottenham, Henry Dawkins, Joseph Strange.' ways, Pollett, C. P. Deuitels, Charles Mundy, Seymour, Cunlitfe Massy Dawson, and Parratt, Pannier, E. It. Freol e viA, Harbors', Cooper, Barnard,, AugustuS Phipps, Braddyll, Miller, K.C., It.. Keate, Moreton, Walhouse, Joseph Buller, Ridley 'Colborne, M.P., C. Di'vdits, Fuller Maitland, Frederick Webb, James Hainilt'on Story, Green hill Russell, M.P., Charles. Law, F. St. J. ) 11 11 Heathcoatv, Kul, Kennedy, Wiltiaut Duticoinha, Egeiton, Fitzherbetr, J. Garrow, Copland, Whyte, Melville, G. R. Philips, Thomas Reid, Robert Baker, H. ',ascetics, E. Douvlas, 13eilby Lawley, G. Abercroutoie • Robinson, Wolley, Round, James Cocks, •Stcptierisun, Thistleton, Turner, E. Furey, Laitibton, Goulburn, Drat. aam b e , James Cl a rke, Denisaa, Twisicton, Handley, Thomas Wilton, M.D., Darchard, Glasse, Foresti, Onimaney,. Onselev, Randl e j ac j is an, Sinclair, Sheppard, Welsh, hying, Borradaille, Sumner, Philips, Astell, Speeriate, Frazer, T.S. Harlot d, J.. 1, Alartin, B.Ctirrey, Dillon H.. Harris, Pi itterp, Murray, E. Jerningliaiii, G. Kett, Wessett. H• Moreton Dyer, R. Ward, Cochrane-, 'frower, Parish, Sam. Hetbeit, John Jackson, E. Wadehause, Msaildeu, Brigstock, Bayley,.Orde, J. Alexander, Scott Murray, Ilan Davis, Bowen, Kiernan, H. .vi , sherni, B. Shaw, H. Sunnier, Inglis, Pounder . , E. Stewart, Rushwurth, E. Danglas, Often., Cooper, Jarvis, Bent, Foublanque, V. Fitzgerald Macgregor, Gipps, Mash, Brunt, PNwell , Glossop, Hall, Leclituere, Tyrw hitt, Drake, Chas. 13111111i1S, Painter, F. Maitland, Geo. Bouverie, Charles Calvert, Pelham, Fred, Seynictir, Irby, Wadd, Chas. Barclay, Bedingfield, John 1 - Lill, Braude, Browne, Wardrop, Edmund Ludlow, Lawson, S. H, Peile, Poarse, Vernon, Motley, N. B. Edmonstone, Astley, Adair, Laing, • IViiskett, Myels; Sam, Whitbread, Parkins Montagu, Burgoyne, W. Twiner,Master: i° l ' lire, Spicer, Gil, s, Stuart, Coussimaker, Wilkins Terry, Kingtoii, Rowland Alston, Hunter, l'aulrt, St. Jahn Mild may, Henry Iloblioase, E. It. Sullivan, Peter Biowne, James Freeman, Iluinplirey Butler, William Meake, Marryat, George Anson, Cripps, M.P., Carter, Wyndliatn, M.P. John Douglas, Frederick West, Fitzgerald, S. it. Luibington, H. Sawbritige; 'l'. P. Diek'enson, G. Villiers, jun. 'ruttier, Finch, C. Pea, Lockwood, Raikcs, Talbot, Morier, Pole Carew - ,..1.' Tobin, G. Holton', G. H. Drummond, Fuller, Watson Tay lor, Edward Walpole, Rouse Boughton, F. S. Darwin, 111. D., Oakes, Reynolds, Solly, Jones,Jervaise, M.P., Gooch, 'Lloyd, Cameron, ,Murray. C. Lyall, Delete Radcliffe, Pettigrew, H. W. North Grey, I'. Forrest, Massey, A. jaelson, Jaykill, Grahanillloore, IVynne, Butler, Weston, Nichols, 13.itriag. ton,. Western Elliot. The following were among the numerous Pre sentations to his NIAJaSTY . - Mr. Cbere, M.P. fur Cambridge, by Earl De Lawarre Major Peters, Superintendant Cavalry Reg. Est. Major-General Sir W. Hutchinson, on being knighted. Mr. Elliot, by Sir Walter Stirling. Captain Henry John Hatton, Royal Navy. Win. David Evans, Esq. Recorder of Bombay. • Mr. Copeland, by Sir-Walter Stirling. Mr. S. Canning', on the. closet of hie Mission to Switzerland. The Hon. Mr. Gordon, on his return from Vienna. Sir G. Tuthill, on his receiving the tition' of Knighthood. Mr. Hamilton, on his •arrival from Stuigard. Mr. T. 13. Mash, on his promotien. Nortlitote, by 'Lord ltnlie. Mr. Under Sheriff Turner, by Mr. Sheriff Bothwell. Sir Robert Chester, Master of the Ceremonies. M r.Chester, Assistant Master and Marshal uf the Ceremonies. Mr. Clive, on bis marriage. Mr. Mille*, King's Cooit.el. • Sir. Owen, 1111 his promotion to the rank of King's Counsel. Ca plain P. Fisher, R.N. on his appointment to a .44. Mr. Scott, Sheriff of Hants and M.P. for Briditoit. Mr. Southey, on being appointed Poet Laurrat. Mr. 'l,emple• West 4 with the Surrey Address. • Thee Rev. T. 'Morgan, 131. A. The Marquis of firaliam, by Lord Clive. Earl of Gustord, With an Address trio the County of Armagh. Dr. G. Gjlihs, her late Majesty': Physician, at Bath. Captain Purchas, R.N. by the Lord in Waiving. Captain C. H. Watson, It N. by the Lord in Lieutenant Win. Archbold, R.N. by Sir Edward 13eiry. . . M•Gillivt ay, by the Lord in Waiting. . . Sheriff Rotbwell, by Sir William Curtis. Mr. C. H. Teitenhain, Sheriff, County of Leitrim, with an Address. • , . . Mr. Robert Coates, by the Lord in MWting.. Rer. Stewart Segal. Trench, by the Lord in Waiting. Lord Brayhrouke; with an Address frOm 1 be Mayla of Cant erbneY, Nttli art Addicts. be Lord Clifton. The Rev. Edward Law, by the-I,mA Bishop of i.:be f ter. Mr. OeorgeAyt,sheritfof NFlfuik, with the County Address. Lieut.-Gen. Sir H. Muntreisor, to take leave un his going to Ireland. ' ' •• Mr. Baiio.ley Cooper, M.P. for Gloucester; Shepherd, to present the Address front Gloncester. lii t rh ot Birmingham, with an Ailitress. Hon. Sir W. Rae, Lod Advocate ot Seat rand. 111r.Musidy, Sheriff of Det bphire, with a Cutititi Address. Nig% on hi. being: Ningistrate of cli'e Potice, and receive the holt of knighthood. Lit ntettant-Gvieral Sir Miles Nightingale. Mr. Stephenson., Auditor to the Doke of '‘ussex. Dr. Baird, Medical inspector of the Nary. The Honourable antineVerend Gecirge Neville, by Lord Bray- Itroohe. Sir Benjamin tlolthottse.. Mr. Dodd, on going abroad, by Lord K4nyon. CaptAin'de C. Brotilie, on goiog khroad. • Colonel Andrews, vresetnecl by General Lord llowden, on his being appointed to the 'command of the Ist 13attalion, . 710th Regiment. M. Geiicral Fllttoden, on promotion, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieutenant Steele, R.NI. Artillery, by Sir R. Steele. 'rite Reverend H. Brackeitbory, be Colonel Sir R. Steele. Lieutenant H. P. Steele, R.N. • THE CLERGY. TO THB EDITOB OP TN-NP DURHAM COUNTY ADVP.R• TISFR SIR,--The late Westmorland Dinner (among many other rarities of the season), exhi'hited the edifying 'spectacle of two of the great political oracles of the day uttering re sponses iii direct eentradiction to tacit other. Mr. Lt sin tom. with the candour and magnanimity which usuallydistingui.h his conduct, is said to have elrirv,ed, if nut the wink Clergy of the Church of England, at least a considerable portion of them with " being- solely occupied in fomenting quarrels, in stead of inculcating that charity which they have sworn to pieach?." Moon after this,severe condemnation had been uttered by Nir. Latoliton, and which is said to have been received by the coinpaity with great app!atise,—Mr. Brougham, whose talents, &c. Mr. L. has been ticcustiongtl to consikr as his own, mil life _party% ." (hns et tutatem," bestowed a very high enco mium On the Clergy of the establisbment, characterising them as a " most generous and disitttevested body of men, zealous, benevolent, and praiseworthy, in the extreme ;" au eneo tninm, which the Honourable Gentleman declared, from his own extensive knowledge and experience of their conduct, to be well merited. fleve, then, a're IWO authorities directly at variance. Mr. Lamtnon utters a violent vondentnatMn ; Mr. Brougham lie.. Stows a lahuured pailegyriek 1 . The one Gentleman, without probably ever having, any direct intercourse with 20 Clergy men in .his life, passes a severe and rept oachful censure ; the other, atter long communication with eleven or twelve thousand of that hotly, on very important matters, bestows the highest praise! • Those persons, therefOre. who are accustomed to listen to the Whig oracles, must surely, for the future, receive with Ville little distrust Mr. Lainbton's views of men aind A direct coat adiction front such a quarter, and founded upon so large an experience, cannot fail to place Mr. L. e s authority at a very low ebb. It would be a matter of some curiosity, to enquire into the causes - of Mr. L ' s hostility to a body of men, whom the most distinguished statesmen, as well as all the " loftiest spirits" of the cut - y.4ry regarded with respect, not leis for their humane and exemplary conduct, than for their learning anti piety: What New light has burst upon Mr. Latubton's mind, or what evidences has tie discovered ut the de:reneracy of thu Ministers of tne Church or England, to rothll him to speak_ of t twin will. kits reve.ence than the great statesmen of the present, :toil of former days ? Whine noes lie Ond a precedent, even untiiiSt the violence of party collisions, tor such tinge nerousapd unmanly aspersi o n ? Th e pa•,:riots of former titnes lie could iCart;US and ardent, 'witlitiut stooping to personal spite, orilliberal defamation; they could defend the palla diuni civil liberty without borrowing 11• e weapons of infidel scoffers; they, indeed, cOnsidered reverence for religion and its ministers, as the Surest test of the sincerity of the votaries of true British tibuttv. How, then,. is Mr. Lambton's seeming hatred and contempt of the F,stablished Clergy of hi cuuntry to he accounted for? IS it hereditary? Has the pious spirit of the hero, who. - on the holy Sabbath, holtllyangled ton the 'e portentous worm," again revived • ? Emulous of his ancestor's fame, is his drsmdant desirous to brave the hazard nil bringing into ac tivity a more formidable ntiOister •of another kind, against which even - the coat of razins would lot hut. a feeble protec tiou ?.Or is all this. dit etul resentment to he L.ccounted for by the chastisement he has received at the hands of one or Iwo ofthe Clerical Order? In accounting for phenomena of any kind, it is a common error to go in cutest of causes, much too impohant . and recondite for the occasion. The simplest • ex- Planatitin is,otten the best. %Viten Mr. Lalllittoll, t hen, gives vent to site!' hitter spite against the Clergy, it. is, perhaps, only because he is writhing under the smart of the correc tion he has received. lir too WVII Vemetubors the activity and rigour of the hand which applied the rod, to feel at else, rcen when he but thinks of the class to which, his con ect or. behines. • The pale huy-senator yet tin,4liii2 stand:, 44 And holds his breeches close with both his bands." POPE. i am, Sir, yours, &c. PEREGRINE PORCUPINE. Bristleloy, May 2, 1820. . This is in allusion, we understand, to a traditionary story respcctiug the Laminon IMPORTANT INPORMATIoN.—Froth CalCt►lation by the College of Physicians, no less than 40 000 die annually in Great Britain 14 Consumprioa, and at least 10,000 in London. The late William Turnbull, Esq. a very ingenious Surgeon, ascer tained- that every 201)1 person was ruptured.--- These complaints are truly alarming to every in dividual who uses the least exertion. It is also inct edible tl►e number that suffer flout a certain Disease, by being improperly treated. It was - those circumstances Induced Dr. Conran o selec eminent Physicians and Surgeons, of at least 30 years' experience, to form a Medical ; and since the establishment upwards of 30.000 Pa dents have been cured without confiuemenr— many of them after hospitals had failed. Messrs. CoopEa and Co. are consulted at WVoodstock•street, Oxford-street ; and . at Char. !due House, Great Charlotte•street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's, daily, from ekitt till eight. Meelotiiies-have advice gratis e,ei y eveniu g , iv ouk six till eight ; and on Sunday mornings until 1 o'clock. *** RUPTURES of 30 years. standing radicHlly tvitli;ml confinement. *.l.* There are private doc►rs at ,each house, aria 1 ivale looms for Females. • N. B. The Afflicted would do well to react Messrs COOPER HMI Co.'s Lectuiss on two pre vailing Diseases, pnblizdied at one Oill;ing, lid Mr. IlAtiviiy, 22, Blackfriais.r.road. limy will also prove useful to young r,►r HA Rnis inteilds ()idling the Dobrt) Theatre under his r.ew ligient in Oclohcr next. AfTlOllg5C. the• Ladies en4agrci by the !.evtr nhattager, is bliss WLNSLPY, who made so soevessioi a debut early in this Scason at Covent-garden. , A few 'days ago, while a duck was iwirnming in a 'IT :. I (occasiuntily ovei Rowed b the e in tbeCliftole of titranraer, it was . caught by the foot' by a hirge eel, about three ieet in length, A violent, stroggle instantly ensued, an he duck Was repeat, cily drassn to the bottom; but by the :lid of irs Other foot, soon again reached the surface, anti-,' by continued extotionti, at length gained the shore, the . eel still holdit* fast. Tyra h •ys who were' amusing themselves, attracted Isi the uncommon noise, caw: to Ow assist pnce of the duck, and could only relieve it by killing the eel.—(Dririiffies Journal ) -~; a' ki). N of 14e) , 01:1.. tiect the for• lilty not, may Tat Led Cat anti 1 !*0 ; 3 %V -. rorn ►our irge lry, 11114 , it) +m- ar• 'he the LOB, vet, :Fier lin- 1e55 ild. ) to tint Fe' fit Oft a hat" and. f ((tii in:: MI ' poll ert" !era Op§ 1114 • in, owe Of eel 11 ,i,y , „,,, Riot eV' 0 6 vell IeCC vy° r °f les' Ns • he° lire a !Jhl c C; P j ter' 11 ,° L.' .3 a; , eP A , ' VI are Ofr Se ,li i, .... I• la :II