The Sun. — London, England, 1821-07-26 00:00:00

THE KING'S LEVEE. Yesterday his - MAJESTY 'held a Levee, at his Palace in Pall-mall. Never was a more crowded and brilliant scene displayed. The Monarchs of the Contineut are at this moment doubly repre . seated at our Court, having appointed extraordi nary Ambassadors to be present at his Majesty's Coronation. These attended yesterday as well as the regular Ministers and their suites; thus the number of foreigners of distinction assembled, greatly exceeded that which came in the train of - the Allied Sovereigns when they visited this country. Ali the superior classes of British sub jects evinced an anxiety to pay to his Majesty that homage- which he had received from the Peers hi the Abbey. Besides which, it is neces sary that every individual should be presented ;again after the Coronation, however frequently Might have been at Court before ; and those who could not have that. honour yesterday must be presented at his Majesty's Drawing Room this day, if they wish to have the privilege of free . admission in future to all Courts. The numbers of the Nobility and others present yesterday were estimated at . upwards of two thousand. Seventeen hundred were counted at one time; hut the Company flowed in so abundantly, from half4ast one till near five o'clock in the evening, that -it was impossible to count the rest.—A de tachment of the King's Guard marched into the Palace-yard from the Old Palace, under the command of Colonel Dawkins, of the Coldstream Regiment of Guards, preceded by their Band in • their state uniforms. A detachment of the First Regiment of Life Guards, under the command of the Earl of Uxbridge, arrived in Waterloo-place, opposite- to the King's Palace, headed by their Band in their state uniforms, with their kettle drums, trumpets, trombones, &c.; they played al ternately with the FoOt Band. The Life Guards wore their Cuirasses. Two of this corps, of a gigantic size, were stationed in the Grand Hall. --The King's Pages, the Gentlemen Porters, &C. appeared in their new Coronation uniforms, the coat of purple, richly embroidered with gold lace ;and buttons; the waistcoat and breeches of white kerseymere, with gold embroidered buttons and' gold lace to the knees. The Yeomen Gua . rd had 1 1 their new pattisands, as at the Coronation. Some Of their principal Officers appeared in their antique dresses, ruffs round their necks, &c.--The King entered the State Apartments soon after the ap pointed time and proceeded to receive the corn ' plimentary and dutiful congratulations of the Foreign Princes, the Ambassadors and Ministers, with others specially appointed to our Court, and a very numerous assemblage of Foreigners, the Cabinet Ministers, the Great Officers of State, and others who have the privilege of the entre.— is Majesty then proceeded to his general Levee Room, attended by the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners. In addition .to those tefore alluded to, there were present — Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York, Clarence, and Cambridge ; the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of Lon -don, the Bishop of LandatE, the Bishop of Chester, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, the Vice-Chan cellor, the President of the Royal Academy, the Governor of the lonian Islands, the Chief Baron of the Exchequer of Scot land, the Judges of the Arches Court, the Chamberl a in, C oun t tieandelsloh;Charge de Affaires from his Majesty the King of % irtemberg, accompanied by General - Neuffer ; the Marquess Santa. Cruz, front Spain ; the Duke de Grammont, from France, Count Lowenhielm, Count de Prolorme, the Prince Ilattezfeldt, Count Alontzen, Count Mattezhan, Count de Stackelberg froth Russia, Count Vitzum, Count de Molke, the Attorney-General, the Solicitor-General, the Speaker of the Eons:: of Commons, the Dean of Westminster, the Sub-Dean of the Chapel Royal, the Lord Mayor of London, the Recorder of London, Sheriff Williams. The following Ambassadors and Ministers:—Russian Extraordinary, in state, in two carriages ;- the Austrian, the French Ambassador, with the same magnifi cence and splendour as when presented to the King ' • the Spa nish Minister, the American Minister, accompanied by his Se cretary, Mr. Adam Smith ; the Turkish, the Damsh, the Is , :therlands, the Swedish, the Prussian, the Hanoverian, the Portuguese, the Bavarian, the Neapolitan, accompanied by Prince Pertanna,. the Special Minister; the Prussian Mi nister Extraordinary,.Baron Just, the Saxon Minister, Prince Peekin, Count Lucie, Gen. Felisberto, Caldar Brant and his son, the Mayor of Oxford, - and the Lord Chief Justice Clerk of S:otland. 1) KES—Rutland, Dorset, Newcastle, Atholl, Beaufort, Bedford, Devonshire, Wellington, Norfolk, De Graturnout, and Montrose. MARQUESSEs--Wincliester ' Anglesea, Tie Wield, Bath, Lothiaa; Camden, Huntley, L. 011andini, Cholmondeley, Northampton, Donegall, Tweedale, Cornw a llis, E xeter , Head fort, L3r:dond e rry, -- Hertford, Lansdowne, Wellesley, Ely, &Ahab . ury. EAn r . ..3—Westmorland, Kinnoull, St. Gerthans, Westmeath, Mansfield, Caledon, Shaftesbury, Dartmouth, Portarlington, t ;Lin william, Roden, Minors; Manvers Blesirton, Northcsk, Abingdon., lirecknock, Clonmell, Aylesford, Cowper, Gosford, Falmouth, Cardigan, Digby, Abergavenny, Donoughniore, Bective, Harcourt, Aboyne, Carhampton, Harrowby, Ferrers, Scarborough, Belfasc, Macclesfield, Portsmouth, Mount Edg cumbe, Pomfret, Spencer, Jersey, Aberdeen, Aylesford, Gros venor, Harzourt, Chichester, Delawar, Courton, IVilton, Car digan, Somers, Cathcart, Apsley, Meath, Wemyss and March, Surrey, Horne, Orford, Denbigh, Strathmore, Limerick, Long- Ikld„ Stradbrdlee, Rocksavage, Moray, Cassillis, Coventry,Gal losiay, Giengall, Stanhope, Glasgow, Athlone. Vrtwo u svr s—Duncannon, A s hbrooke, Dungannon, Cran bourne, Bridport, Audley, Dunwich, Douglas, Eastnor, Valle tort, Stopferd, M lville, Sidmouth, Exmo..th, Bernard, Bar nard, - Bearhaven, Tarnworth, Hawarden, Hampden, Ennis more, Galway, Boyne, Pcwerscourt, Deerhurst," Morpeth, Granville, Palmerston, Sydney, Lake. • Loxes —Rivers, Ell enborough, Glenlyon, Saltoun, Bayning, Selsey, Forester, E. Greville, Glammis,,LangfOrd, Marcus Hill, P. Dunstanville, G. Lynes, Clifford, Rodney, R. Manners, C. Townshend, Dunsany, Howard de Walden, Clinton, Dynevor, Beresford, Bingham, Carbery, E. Somerset, Delamere, Dude, As.iburton, dill, Stawell, Garvagh, G. Soinerset,Combermere, Ravensworth, W. Bentinck, J. Thynne, Massy, Calthorpe, Napier, J. Somerset, Brandon, • Walsingham, Northwick, El cho, Ilotham, Gwyyr, St. Helens, G. Beresford, Grantham, Dufferin, Asiibroolc, Ilowden; Amherst, Cunningham, Rad stock, Boston, Binning. RIGHT HONOURABLES—C. Long, N. Vansittart, C. Ba thurst, Sir Henry Russell, Sir G. F. Hill, John Beckett, Sir Gore Ouseley, Charles Grant, Sir H. Wellesley, C. Grant, T Maitland, Sir J. Nicholl,, Sir E. Nepean, B. Blomfield, J. Leech, G. Canning. HONOURABLZS—C. Noel, E. Hawke, .T. Tollemach, M. :Murray, W. Fraser, G. Mulles, Thomas Lister, W. Home, Hurdley, G. C. Agar, Shirley, Lindsey Burrell, J. So mers Cocks, W. Burrell, General Taylor, • H. Blackwood, Captain Strutt, John Stuart, A. Calthorpe, Calthorpe W. Scott, Capt. Curzon, C. Shore, C. Trefusts, Licut.-Col. 10th Hussars, Capt. Southwall, Capt. N. Southwall, Captain Trefusit, H. Rodney, E. Gore, R.N., James Stewart, Major Finch, D. Finch, West, Basil Cochrane. • SIRS—P. Walker, G. - Bell, W. Elliott, Barnard, It. Chester, T. B. Leonard, J. Newbolt, R. \Woodford, Bart. H: Fitzherbert, Bart. J. Little, P. Musgrave, H. l'ynn, 'l'.. Malt land, M. Maxwell, T. Turton, Bart. li. William.son;i C. Plower, Bart. F. Desangcs, C. Aldis, A. Campbell, K.C.B. F. Henniker, S. Stewar, A. Don. G. Pocock; Shaw, Bart: - W. E. Taunton, J. Nicholl, W. Scott, J. Byerly-, F:Sh•uckburgh,. It. Plaskett, J. Alexander, H. Peyton, G. Blanc, W. Blizard, H. Calvert, St. Ledger Hill, T. Lawrence,. H. Wellesley, H. Duel' s J. Frederick, J. Croft, G. Denys, W. Iloste, R. - .Todrell, IL C. Lippencott, W. Keith, ',W. tiorrowcs, Dal las,' G. Hampson, F. I.7owlce, W. Stirling, C. Price, H. Harding, D. Ogilby, - R.'Laurie, - E. Colebrooke, Bart. W. Adams, A. Hume, P. Walker, G. Tuthill, G. Martin, - G.C.B. F. Baker, .1. Stronge, G.. • Jerningh: m A. J. Cochrane, C. Flint, M. Tierney, J. C. Borland, B rt. 0. Aladson, It. Ba ker, R. Acton,.J. C. Murray, Bart. H. Bill. J. Sewell, J. Bur gess, It. A. Inglis, G. Nayler, F. Farquhar, B. Henegan,•J. VelloweS, Chatterton, J. Beresford, J. Gore, H. HArainge, G. Plane, liilgrove Turner, W. heir, W. Struth, E. Pagett, C. Robinson, Christie, J. Sylvester, IV. Congreve, W. Keppell, C. Ilalket, R. Gifford, J. Astley, Bart. BisnoPs—Cleyne, Ossory ' Peterborough, Bristol, Chester, Raphoe, Limerick, Llandr,ff,Oxford, London, Durham. ARCIe-DEACON:3-1i ook, Goddard. DEAN s—llereford, Westminster. REv. DocToits—Scott, Russell, Moore, Elrington; Cogh. lan, Cole, Harrison, Short, Hughes, Pearson, Kennedy, Clarke, Dakins, Goodenough, White, Pole, Butler, Causton, Tournayg, Wetherall. DocTons-.—Bree;Artbur, Cleverby, Dodson, M.P. Beatty, Weatherhead, ;Raton, Luke, Drummond, Phillimore, Wilson, Carnegie, Scudamore, Wanostrocht, Hawkins, Haine. REV. MESSRS.—E. Thurlow, 11. Rycroft, T. Lloyd, H. J. Knapp, S. Demainhray, J. M. Halsey, Lynes, W. Chapel, E. Probyn, R. Clarke, R. lktrnard, E. Owen, W. G. Phillips, T. B. Jolliffe, 11. I. Bayley, J. W. Vivian, T. Thurlow, N. Strath, W. Poulter, It. 11. Chapman, "C. B. Sumner, W. Wheeler, G. Cowell, H. Colman, J. G. Storie J. Delafield, W. Holmes, F. Bayley, J. JeffreTs, W. Dickins, W. Long, Fellowcs, J. Hewlett, H. H. Edwards, 0. Masters, Hon. H. Percy, W. Holmes, J. Davies, M. Cockburn, W. Pegies, J. Barker, 11. V. 13aYley, Hussey, F. Barker, .;. Chichester, Webber, W. Mills, W. Brown, J. B. Ferrers, F. Noel, Hon. 11. A. Napier. BARONS—Roleken, Osten, Pagel, Just. COUNTS.—St. Antonio, De Flahault, Ludoff, Woronzo, Munster. A n MlnAr.s.—Maitland, Sir J. Saumarez, Sir E. Codrington, Spranger, Sir H. Hotham, Sir M. Dixon, SirJ. Yorke, Sir B. Hallowell, Sir R. Strachan, Sir E. Harvey, Sir. R. Lee, Law ford, Vashon, Sir L. Halsted, Sir T. Williams, Fraser, Lord Colville, Sutton, Sir J. Orde, Sir F. Laforey, Vise. Exmouth, Sir W. Ilargood, Sir P. Malcolm, Coming, C.B. Sir It. King, Sir D. Gould, Sir W. Hotham, Sir J. Sutton, West, Sir J. Wells, K.C.13. Walker, Sir J. Gore, Poyntz, Rainier ' Sir C. P. H. Durham, Bligh, C.B. Sir D. Milne, Sir E. Thornbo rough, Sir J. H. Whitslied, J. E. Douglas, Gosselin, Sir T. Thompson, Lord M. - Kerr, Sir J. Morris, Sir W. llewgood, Halkett, Pigott, Sir J. Beresford, Sir T. Bertie, Lord A. Ileauclerk, Palmer, Walker, Sir It. Stopford. GENEnALs.--sir J. Finch, Neufrer, Sir C. Hal kett, Sir M. Disney, Sir W. Pringle, Baron de Hochepied, Arabia, - Brand, Sir G. Murray, Askew, Sir S. Auchmuty, B. Gordon, White, Sir J. Lyon, Sir J. Byng, Sir W. Inglis, K.C.8., Orr, .HugheS, Coghlan, Sir G. Walker, Sir 11. Bell, ICC. 8., Cartwright, Mon. 11. Stuart, D. Campbell, G ossdin , Sir W. Iloustoun, Dana, Cockburn, Sir H. Montresor, Browne, O'Loglilan, Shaw,. S. - Barnes, Sir W. Cockbutn, Mackenzie, Sir J. Doyle, Sir G. Drummond, Sir M. Night ingale, Sir It. O. Callaghan, Brown, Peachy, St. George, Sir T. Pe, Sir T. Maclean, Orde, Mawby, Rebow, Felisberto Calar Brant, Sir C. P. Bil Son, Douglas, Fermor, Pigot, D. Griffith, Sir C. Doyle, Sir W. G. Kier, Stirling, Sir H. Pane, Sir A. Clarke, Earl of Rosslyn, Turner, D'Arcy, Paterson, Skinner, Fraser, Mundy, Harris, Kerr, Sir D. Oswald, Vis count Killmorey, Hart, Fitzroy, Upton, Callinder, Cuppage, R.A., Spencer, Sir A. Cameron, J. Campbell, Skinner, Cros bie, rSir D. Pack, Bonhaw, Wemyss, Sir T. B. Pechell, Fraser, Sir E. Stopford, Buller, J. Cuppage, Askew, Quince, Vane, Maclean, \Vynyard, Moore, Hill, Fuller, Mouckton, Molyneaux, Meshe.im, Macleod, Maister, Sir G. It. Bingham, M'Neill, Armstrong, Murray, J. S. Wood, Hart, Clay, Michel, F. Maitland, Sir G. Walker, Sir J. Macleod, P. K. Skinner, Muskerry, Manners, Stevenson, Orr, Ogg, Lewis, Grosvenor, G. Cooke, NV. Grant, Ilon. F. Forbes, Lord How den, Moore, Gordon. COLONELS.—Debbing, Cooke, Sir R. Williams, Sir C. Sut ton, K.C.B. and C.T.S., Wood, Kelly, Rooke, 11. Baillie, M'Creagh, Elsley, Cotton, Bourchier, Ellison, Woodhull, La Douche, G. Cooper, Daubeney, Maxwell, Blickworth, Pasley, Sir J.M. Dovle, I ilirke,Timins, Bromhead,Ellecombe,Morland, Wilkie, ill`ponall, Hon. J. Rodney, Walker, Harvey, Wood ford, Graham, Keate, Fraser, Monbray, Sir C. Sutton, Meares, Bosanquet, Macdonald, Pepper, Wingfield, Duffel-in, Lanstran, West, O'Halloran, Bridges, Money, Dorville, Homer, tie Visme, Baker, Blacker, Daniel, Stavely, Allen, Head, Camar, Serie, Sir H. Pynn, Sir J. Dickson, K.C.8., Patrickson, Strutt, Havertield, Smith, Taylor, Murray, Sir J. Browne, Drinkwater, Perceval, Peters, Drakes, Thornhill, Hamilton, L'Estrange, D'Oyly, Dalbiac, Sir R. Arbuthnot, Munro, Cotton, Pearson, Reeve, Maule, Ford, Fyers, Lygon,. Austin, Milne, 111‘Creagh, Barrow, Minto, Sir J. Col borne, egnett, Cavendish, Sir A. Christian, M'Donell's Sir J. Scoville, Gordon, Cooper, Reeves, C. B. Boger, Yun, Lam bert, Pennington, Dance, Hart, Elphinstone, II avertield,Wilke, Camac, D'Arcy, Lee, Sir E. K. Williams, K.C.8., Macdo nald, Sir C. Blakeney, Campbell, Sir J. Wilson, K.C.8., Sheldon, Sir R. Williams, Wyneyard, Sir J. Tylden, Bell, Lord C. Fitzroy, Iligginson, F rederick, Evans, Wilby, Den beig, Philpot, Foster, Clarke Sir C. MacCarthy, Sir J. Mack lean; Dashwood, Hawkins, owles Gaitskell, Delap, Walker, Clifton, Amyot, Dickinson, Sir J. Campbell, Walker, Bowater, Addison Moncrieffe, Sutton, Vineconibe, Loftus, Gibbs, Bar nett, Milinan Thaelccray,R.E. Clifton, Trent, Gardiner, Acheson, Sir Berkeley, Oswald, Sir W. Gomm, O'Malley, Iligginson. MAions—Elcot, Barretto, Cassidy, l3lakeney, Wayth, Cole brooke' Davison, Stewart, More.sOn, Kerby, Lloyd, Robbins, Sir G. Hook, Payne, Elrington, Ward, Drake, Broomfield, Fane, Lockyer, D'Arley, Gordon, Mackenzie, Browne, Hand ley, Becher, Spooner,• Moody, Baily, Chester, Jones, Hamil ton, Warburton, Sir 11. Floyd, DBEs, Davison, Brock, Rich ards; iVedderburn, Russ.:4l, Napier, Bowles, Badcock, Drake, Marshall. CAPTA I NS—Williams, Nichol], Fisher, Rodd, Hollis, Parry, Gray, Duff, R.N., Sir E. Owen, Shakes pear, Fleming, R.\., Bentham, R.N., Hancock, Pring, R.N., Scott, R.N., Warde, R.N., Dtkenzey, Cook, R.N., Samo, Dashwood, Marsack, Sir T. Staines, Scott, Mills, Clay, R.N., Tisdall, R.N., Fog, Gray, Cullock, R.N., Argles, R.N., Baker, R.N., Tower, R.N., lla.rdyman, R.N., Butterfield, R.N., Thomas, R.N., Scott, o.Nourse, R.N., Grant, R.N., Rainier, R.N., Havelock, Shorter, Hatley, Percy, R.N, Gaitskell, Sut ton, R.N., - Head, R.N., Dick - infield, Hay,- Hawkes • R.N., Digby, R.N., Rous, R.N., Garth, Portman, Berens, :11lartin, R.N., Sydenham, Phillips, R.N., Menzies, Parker, R.N., Fraser, R.N., . Murray, Malcolm, Kenny, Stuart, R.N., Nl'Dowall, R.N., Wells, R.N., Carew, R.N., Martin, Gough, Barlow, Waldegrave Cotton, Horton, R.N., Deacon, R.N., Hon. - Gordon, 'R.N., Aiot, Brace, R.N., Oftialinter, Ruggett, R.N., Studdert, Carteret, C.B. R.N., Hardman, Deane, Pigott, R.N., Roberts, Wemyss, Williams, R.N., Price, R. N., Browne, Royal Navy, Mackenzie, Wor meley, R.N., Gossip, Drummond, Cole, R.N., Boys, R.N, Elphinstone, R.N., Pell, R.N. Buller, R.N., Yates, R.N., Turneaux, R. N., Hay, R. N., Fendall, Burgoyne, 11. N., Pecliell, R.N.., Forrest, Sartorius, R.N., Manley, R.N., Rice,. Wallace, Manley, Anson, Baker, R.N., Loring R.N., Slack, Harvey, R.N., Campbell, R.N., Johnson, 11. ' N., Armitage, Mackintosh, Woodknight, R.N., Cole, R.N., Saunderson, Geo. Athill, R.N., Tailour, R.N., Strachey, R.N. Murray, R.N., Bridgcman, R.N., Devon, R.N., Arabin, R.N., Rat tray, R.N., Pemberton, R.N., Fellowes, R.N., Warre, Sayer, R.N. Hesse, Johnstone, Bukley, Bontein, Briggs, R.N., Du Cane, Fraser, Bouverie, Gardiner, Thornbrough, Curio, R.N. O'Grady, R.N., Villiers, Spence, - R.N., Astley, R.N. Harris, R.N. Robinson, Wilkinson, Connolly R.N., Rebouleau, R.N. Hore, R.N., Bullock, R.N., Russell , Clifford, Sir J. Lind, K.C.8., Smith, Portman, Dansey, Maynell, R.N., Tomlinson, Hancock, R.N., R. Mitchell, R.N., Jauncey, R. Saumarez, R.N., N. Tomlinson, R.N., Farquhar,R.N., J. Burton, R.N., II.W. Saunderson, Bortlikreon, R.N., Ward._ - LIEUTENANTS—B. Cuppage, R. H. A., Powney, R.N., Whylock, R.M., Jolliffe, Chambre, J. A. Bailey, Gosset, R.A. L.H.V., Biscoe,. R.E., Bulkeley, Hanham, R. N., H hicks, R.H.D., N. Morris, R.N. J. Alexander, Logan,Lloyd, O'Brien, R.N., Harrison, R.H.G., Beckwith, Cowell, E. H. Fbster, Coryton, R. M., Hawker, Chamberlaine, R.A., G. Nightingale, H. C. Harrison, Muriel, Fraser, J. G. Robinson, Hon. F. Maude, R.N., H. Montagu, Picard, R.H.G., Innes, Needham, .1. W. Crispe, F. Franks, B. C. Fletcher, Hume, Heyman, Hallam, R. Morgan, Ward, Cockburn, 11. H. Ni cholas, W. Deedes, E. Hall,4l.N.,Blackiston, R.E., Douglas, F. B. St. John, Balefield, R.N.A., Strangways; Lane, Pitman, E. R. Illayard, Moires, Grant, 4th Dragoons, Hall, Marten,. H. Harman, L.H.V., Cochrane, R.N. ConNETs—Harcourt, B. Simpson, Wood, L.H.V., Edle- Man 9 Wood, R.H., Leeson, Lodie, Dalton, Clarke, W. Bulk ley, Hobart, Leslie, 18th L.D. ErrsiONs—Dallas, W. Congreve, Blake, Lloyd. ALDERMEN—AnsIey, Brecknell, C. Smith, Venables, Brown, Birch, James, Cox, Bridges. SERGEANTS—Lens, Pell, Onslow. MEssns—Eversfield, Bayley, E. Bligh,' Brande, W..Mel 'ville, Maule, Morier, Paul. Wells, Colquboun, Goulbourn, Tollemache, C. Scott, Jolliffe, Rigge, A. Phipps, L. Brooke, W. J. Ricketts, W. H. Irby, D. Rowland, Wilkins, E. J. Johnston, H. Russell, W. Ponsonby, Ryland, Belty, Denison, Mitchell, Granville Penn, Wrixon Becher, Speer Hall, Monekton, Singleton, E. Montagu, T. P. NI aunsell, Platt. De vereux, G. L. Blount; Fawkes, C. Wray, H. Ellis, De Roos, R. W. Jae,kson, Holmes, Lane Fox, Bulwer, S. Bright,, Wynd ham LeWis, Manning, Calcraft, M.P., J. W. Sturgeon, Clif ford, G. .M. Benson, G. N. Tredennick, Penn. J. P. Williams, M.P., Barry St. Leger, F. Lambert, Mundy,'W. Lockhart, G: Lamb, E: Divett, Briscoe, ll.P., C. Percy, - Congreve, .Montgornery, Seymour, J. A. Gordon, Griffin, H. Mildmay, Wiltshire, I. Bailiff, Wright, Gilpin, Wingfeild, J. D. Alex ander, C. Musgrave, Montague Burgoyne, M. Wmastrough, R. H. Davis, Frankland Lewis, Waskett Myers, Ch Palmer, J. Law, Wynn Belay se, H. Saunders, Mash, Bankes, W. Banles, G. Bankes, .T. Glossop, Orde, Glover, Trebeck, J. Wallace, Montague Oxendon, W. Monson, 'Woolmore, Wilson, Taunton, Pocock, B. C. Brodie, C. Harvey, M.P., Edwards, ff. Evans Bruce, Adams, Roger Monk, Horsley Curties, Butler - Danvers, Putman, Berkeley Paget, G. Harrison, E. Buller, A. Stanhope, T. Attree, Bingham Paring, I. Gor don, 11. H. Suurkes, J. Cocks, Evelyn Denison, Casberd, Car lisle, Ramsden, R. Spottiswoode, Lucena, J. Brooks, Laing, Dobyns, Wetherall, Pierrepoint, Henderson, Quarme, Woodbridge, Ceiquhoun,. Butts, Macdonald, Kirwan, C. E. Long, Astley Cooper, Gore, Lamb, Hamilton, Jackson, G. Todd, Dottin, Norton, Phillips, .A. Chichester, M. P. C. Dis ney, St. John Miltimay„ Nolan, Wetherell, 111. P. Pulman, Talbert, J. Bridgman Simpson, Harris. E. Craven Colman, Turner, St. - George, Foster Bailiff, Folker, E. Jerningham, W. Delafeild; J. Wallace, D. Barclay, Pringle (7th Hussars), A. Isled, CralVford Antrobus, S. R. Lushington, Dunconibe, Thompson, C. Ellis, Beresford, Courtenay, ,M. P. "Fraser, Blair, Rooke, Gaily Knight, Dorset Fellowes, Campbell, Beck worth, Salame, Watson Taylor, Walsh, Blair, M. P. Freelirig, Edwards, M. P. C. Forbes, M. P. Hope, Banks, Halifax, Digby, Nassey, Byron, Devon, Fludyer, R. flay, NI arrvat, C. Forbes, M. P. John Calvert, Granville Eliot, Fowill Buxton, Francis, Nolan, M. P. Matthew, F. W. Rus sell, Russell, Wright, Cosway, Throckmorton, H. Moreton, Dyer, Baring, F. Croft, F. H. Scott, Barlow; Ley, Chevalier, Michael Jones, Denny, Homby, R. Neate, Eartiley, Hopkins Northey, Needham, B. Currey, Atkins, S. Randall, Bouverie, Barnard, M. I'. Villiers, W. F. Fitzgerald, Ireland_ Black burne, H. Porcher, Hugh Villiers, Rochfort Grange, Gurney, Wescomb, Leigh, Purchas, Percy Wilson, Carmichael, Mor gan, Paulet Mildmay, Walsh, A. East, H. Stacey, Stewart, Cavendish Bradshaw, J. Rosson, W. F. Chetwynti, W. Max well Alexander, Lockley, A. Davison, Benson, Gunning, Hope, Lockhart, Dawkins, Roberts, Horace Twiss, Clarence Pigon, Williams. The follouing, in addition to those who were presented to the KING, and kissed hands upon his Coronation, were amongst those presented • upon special occasions : Lord NlTalsinghann'on promotion as a Lieutenant-General Lt.-Col: Dance, 2d Life Gds. received the honour of knighthood ' The Rev. James William Vivian, Rector of St. Austin, &c. Dr. Luke on being appointed Physician to his Majesty ' Lt.-Col. Peters, Superintendent of the Recruiting Service The Rev. Dr. Thomas Brooke Clarke, by the Lord in Waiting ' Mr. Beltz, the Usher of the Order of the Bath Mr. Mash, Gentleman Usher and Daily Waiter to his Majesty B. M.J. Glossop, Clerk of the Cheque to Hon. Corps Gen. Fen. Capt. Strutt, on Lady C. Strutt being created Baroness Rayleigh Man-Gen. Askew, on promotion, and rec. honour of knighthood Earl of Donoughmore, created a Peer of the United Kingdom The Marquis of Lothian, on being created a British Peer The Lord Chief Justice Clerk of 'Bcotland Mr. John Gordon, by the Lord in Waiting Lord Saltoun, Hon. W. Fraser, Mr. Laing, Mr. Woodbridge, and Mr. Coiquhoun, with a Loyal Address from Dominica The Rev. W. Homes, Sub-Dean of the Chapel Royal The Provost of Eton College Sir Patrick Walker, Gentleman Usher of the White Rod The Mayor of Oxford, on his arrival in England Mr. piellelce Bray, by the Lord in Waiting Major Mackenzie, 2d Dragoons, on his promotion Lord Ilowdin, on his promotion Colonel Vinkombe, on his appointment Le Chevalier Capadoca, on his arrival in England The Rev. H. V. Bayley, Sub-Dean of Lincoln Captain Farquhar, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting Captain Arabia, R.N. on app. to the command of the Argus Captain Ware, by the Hon. and Rev. Champion Dymocke Captain Hesse, on his return from a b r o a d Captain Fendall, 4th Drag. by the Right Hon. Chas. Bathurst Captain Portman Dorset, Local Militia, by Earl Digby Captain Pratt Barker, 40th Regiment, on his promotion Captain Cotton, 22d Light Dragoons, on his return from India Sir Charles Aldeson, upon receiving the honour of knighthood Capt. Edwd. Brace, R.N. on his appointment to the Homilies Captain Studdert, R.N. on his return from Greece Captain Ward, West Kent Yeomanry, by Marquis Camden Lieut.-Col. Munro, on return from India, by Mr. Holmes Colonel L. Strange, on his promotion, by Sir John Byng The Champion Esquire, Capt. A. Elphinston, R.N. Cornet Wood, Light . lorse Volunteers, by Col. Bo sa n que t Capt. J. Nicholl, Commandant of the Central Glamorgan Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, by Sir John Nicholl. Capt. 11. W. Saunderson, 81st Regiment, on his marriage Captain Armitage, Coldstream Guards, by the Lord in Waiting Capt. Mackintosh, 79th Regt. by General Sir R. Cameron Captain Williams, 32d Regiment, on his return from abroad Capt. Rice, King's Own Light Infantry, on hisgoing abroad Captain Strachey, R.N. Knight of the Order of St. Wladimer Captain Shorter, Surrey Yeomanry, by Colonel Sir T. Turton Captain Drummond, Coldstream Guards, on his marriage Captain Sir C. Owen, on his appointment Col. Sir John Brown, 13th Regiment Dragoons, on promotion Lt.-Col. Milne, on assuming the command of the 19th Regiment Lieut.-CoL W. Minto, on his promotion Colonel Patrickson, 43d Regiment, on his promotion Lt.-Col. J. Austin, -Portugu es e Arm y, return from fbreign service Sir Iledworth Williamson, by Lord Ravensworth The Rev. H. J. Knapp, 111. A., of his Majesty's Chapel Royal Lieut.-Gen. Sir George Cook, on promotion Orr, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. P. Robert Spottiswood, L.H.V. by Colonel Bosanquet Lieut.-Col. Sir John Campbell, late of the Portuguese service Wilkie, on his promotion Sir E. K. Williams, K.C.B. on return from foreign service Sir Richard Williams, on promotion Mr. Samuel Bright, by Major Granville Eliot Lieut.. Col. Bell, Dep. Quarter Master Gen. on his appointment Colonel Foster, on promotion Colonel Sir C. ill`Carthy, Governor of Sierra Leone, on pro motion Colonel Brombead, 77th Regiment, on his marriage Lieut. Ellison, Recorder of the City of Lincoln Major Richards, Bengal Artillery,- on his return from India Major Davison, Aid-de-Camp to the Duke of Cambridge Major Stewart, 24th Regiment, on his return from India Major W. L. Wood, on promotion Major Edward Bailie, R. 31. on promotion Major Brown; 92d Regiment, previous to joining it in the West Indies Vice-Admiral Fraser, Trainbearer to the Duke of Cambridge Rear-Admiral Sutton, on promotion Lord Glammis, by the Marquis of' Huntley. Alderman- C. mith, by the Lord in waiting Mr. Russell, by his father, Sir H. Russell Alderman James, Lord Mayor Elect of the City of Dublin Sir John Newbolt, on his return from India Sir 11. Fitzherbert, Bart. by Lord St. Helens Rev. J. N. Halsey, on his merriag , e Sir Thos. Maitland, on his return from the lonian Isles Rcv. Edw. Chichester, by the Marquis of Donegall Captain Baron Osten, 16th Lancers, by the Lord in waiting Sir W. Burrowes, by the Lord in waiting Count de Flahault, by Lord Gwydyr Sir R. Laurie, on his promotion Lt. Powney, Royal Navy, by the Lord in waiting - Sir E. Woodford, Bt. Governor of Trinidad, on his return Mr. Norton, by the Duke of Rutland Mr. Bigge, on his return from New South Wales. Mr. S. Randall, Gentleman Usher, by the Lord in waiting Lieut.-General Lord Walsingham, on his promotion Mr. Roberts, Deputy-Inspector of the Ordnance pled. Dep. Lord Eastner, by the Lord in waiting. Rear-Admiral Lord Mark Kerr, on his promotion. Rear-Amiral Bligh, C.B. on his promotion. Rear-Admiral Sir D. Milne, on his promotion. Admiral Sir J. H.- Whitshed, on his prornotiom \Tice-Admiral Sir J. Morris, on his promotion. Vice-Admiral Sir W. Hurgood, on his promotion Vice-Admiral Sir T. Thompson, on his promotion Hon. H. Blackwood, by, Lord DulTerin Mr., D. Fellowes, Secretary to the Lord Great Chamberlain Vice-Admiral Halkett, on his promotion Bishop of Raphoc, on his appoint., by the Earl of Chichester Admiral Sir R. Strachari, on his promotion Major-General Sir John Byng, on his appointment Major-General Sir W. G. Kerr, on his return from India Major-General Sir E. n Bilson, on his- return from Hungary Lieutenant-General Hughes, on promotion Major-General Marster, on promotion. Mr. Chichester, on his marriage Major-General Armstrong, on promotion • Mr. Orde, by his father Admiral Sir John Orde, Bart. Rev. Dr. Moore, - Vicar of St. Paneras,by the - Lord in Waiting lion. Lindsay urrell, on going abroad • The Hon. J. S. Cocks, by the Lord in Waiting Hon. Gen. Taylor, on being appointed to the 6th D. Guards Hon. Capt. A. Southwall, by the Earl of Donoughmore The Hon. and Rev. W. A. Napier, by Lord Napier Mr. C. Bradshaw, on his appointment Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Bertie,,on promotion Dr. Beatty, by Lord Exmouth Vice-Admiral Lord A. Beauclerk, on promotion Rear-AdMird Walker,on promotion Rear-Admiral Cuming, C.B. on promotion Vice-Admiral Sir P..Maleolm, on promotion • Rev. Dr. Causton, Prebendary of 'Westminster Dr. Cleverly, Physician to the Duke of Cumberland Dr. M'Arthur, Physician of the Fleet, by the Lord in Waiting Cornegie, by the Lord in Waiting Rev. Dr. Wetherall, Chaplain of Kensington Palace The Rev. R. Wheeler, by Sir G. Murray The Rev. Colman, by the Lord in Waiting Rev. Wm. Pegus, by the Marquess of Exeter Rev. Henry Fellowes, by the Lord in Waiting • • Mr. William Morison, by. Sir John Beresford Mr. Henry Stracy, by Sir Heney Hardinge MajOr-General Upton, upon his promotion Mr. Henry Parker, by Sir John Gore Dr. Wilson, on appointment to Radcliffe Travelling Fellowship • Lieutenant-Colonel O'Halloran, by the Lord in %% aiting Lieutenant-Colonel West, Grenadier Guards, on promotion Mr. Gore, by Marquess Camden Major-General Murray, on his promotion. Mr. Hamilton, by the Lord in vk aiting Lord Forester, oh taking his title, hi/ the Duke of Rutland The Honourable Charles Noel, on his marriage The Honourable Capt a in T re f u si s , R. N. by Earl Harcourt The Honourable George Millers on changing his name The Hon. Thomas Lester, by tile_ Lord aiting Major-General Stirling, .by the Marquess of Honda , The Rev. W. Mills, on his going abroad, by Sir 4. Murray yr Sir Charles Flint, by the Lord.in Waiting The Hon. and Rev. Francis Noel, by the Earl of Roden Mr. Folker, ha-am; attended the Mayor of Oxford Sir William Hoste, by the Earl of Orford Mr. William Delafield, on his going abroad Sir Alex. highs Cochrane, Commander-in-Chi e f a t Ply mou th Sir James Alexander, by the Lord in Waiting Sir Robert Harry Inglis, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer The Rev. S. Demembray, Chaplain in Ordinary The Rev. Edmund Probyn, by Lord Bayning The Rev. Edward Owen, haplam to the-Due of York Mr. George Todd, Cornet 3d Dragoon Guards Lieut. the Hon. F. Maude, R.N., on his promotion Lieut. Fraser, on his appointment to the R. M. A r till er y Lieut. R. Morgan, on his promotion Lieut. Hotham ' It-N. ' by the Lord in Waiting • Lieut. Muriel, by the Lord in Waiting Lieut. H. C. , Harrison, R.N., on his promotion Lieut. J. W. Crisp, R.N., by his father, Capt. Crispo, R.N. Litut. flallfield, Royal Marine Artillery Lieutenant and Adjutant Hawker, by Sir H. Turner Wr..S. H. Scott, Secretary, on his return from New South Wales Lieut. E. H. Foster, 18th Hussars, on his appointment Lieut. Cowell, 19th Regiment, by the Lord in Waiting • Lieut. Harrison, Royal Horse Guards (Blues), on promotion Lieut. W. Morris, R.N., on his appointment to the Bulwark Lieut. J. A. Bailey, 69th Reg., on his return from India Lieut. Chanihre by Major-General Sir W. 0. Keir Licut. Whylock , R.M., on his return from abroad Mr. Hallifax, by Mr. Boller_ Mr. John Law, on his return from abroad Mr. Gally, Knight, by Lord St. Helens Major-General Brand, on promotion Cornet W. F. Chetwynd, by the Earl of Scarborough Mr. Lockley, by the Lord in. Waiting Vice-Admiral Sir W. Hotham, on promotion Reai-Admiral West, on promotion Mr. Blair, by the Lord in Waiting Admiral Sir J. Wells, K.C.B. on his promotion Rear Admiral Walker, on his, promotion Mr. Fraser, by Lord. Gwydyr The Bishop of Limerick, on his promotion Rear-Admiral Sir J. Gore, on being relieved from his command Vice-Admiral Sir C. P. H. Durham, on his promotion Lieut.-Colonel Lee, on his arrival from Berlin Col. Moncreiffe, on being appoint. to command Royal Marines Col. Vincombe, on being appointed to command Roy a l M ar in es Lieutenant-Colonel Insley, on his promotion. Lieutenant-Colonel Cotton, on his appointment to the 7th Foot NI ajor Davison, Aid-de-camp to his It. H. Duke of Cambridge Major Bloomfield, on his appointment to the 19th Foot. Major Marshall, on his promotion. Lieut.-Colonel Hawkins, on his return from Ireland. Colonel Dickinson, on his return from Foreign Service. Lieutenant-Col. Bowles, on promotion to the Staff in Jamaica Major G ordon, on his promotion and return from the West Indies Major L. Mackenzie, on his promotion Honourable Major-General Harris, on his promotion Vice-Admiral Sir R. King, on his promotion Lieutenant-Colonel Cooper, on his marriage Lieutenant-General Skinner, on his promotion Mr. Barlow, by the Lord in Waiting • Mr. williams, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer The Earl of Northesk, on his promotion Major-General Paterson, by the Lord in Waiting Reverend 11. Rycroft, by Sir Nelson Itycroft • Major-General Monckton, on his promotion Lieutenant-General Hachan, on his promotion Mr. Bailiff, having attended the Mayor of Oxford Lieutenant-General Van, on his promotion Earl of Wenfyss and March, created Baron of the Unit. Kingdom Mr. Matthews, British Consul at C a di z , by th e L or d i n W a iti ng Earl of Strathmore, by the Marquis of Iluntley Mr. W. Lockhart, by Lord Viscount Melville Mr. Charles Percy, on his return from abroad Earl Somers, on being created an Earl Mr. F. W. Russell, by Mr. Lamb Mr. E. Denison, by the Speaker of the House of Commons Mr. JugginS Bailey, who attended the Mayor from Oxford Mr. Wright, by the Lord in Waiting Lord Marcus Hill, on his return from Spain Mr F. Lewis, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Platt, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Charles Wray, Recorder of Hull, on his appointment G P. Mansell, Esl. by the Earl of Limerick Mr. H. Ellis, on his return from the Cape of Good Hope Mr. M. Oxendon by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Fowkes, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. R. W. Jackson, by the Earl of Ormond Mr. T. W. Stugeon, by the Lord in Waiting ' Mr. 0. M. Benson, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. C. J. Briscoe, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. D. Rowland, ( hief Larderer at the Coronation G. E. Bruce, Esq. by the Marquess of Headfort Mr. Wilkins, by the Loid in Waiting Mr. E. Johnston, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Beltz, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. George Monekton, Cornet in the Staffordshire Yeomanry Mr. Bernard, by the Lord in Waiting The Mayor, Recorder, &c. of Oxford, by Mr. Lockhart 'W. T. Fitzgerald, Esq. on presenting his Anniversary Poem Mr. Carmichael, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. J. Itosson, by the Lord in Waiting Lord Massy, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Colquhoun, Agent for Dominica, with a, Loyal Address Lord Ravensworth, on his creation Mr. Lucena, by the Lord in Waiting Lord Howell, on his being created a Peer, and with an Address Lord Bingham, by the Lord in Waiting. Joshua Brookes, F.R.S. to congratulate his-Majesty Lord Thinsany, on succeeding to his title Mr. Clitibrd, on his marriage ; Mr. Carlisle, appointed Surgeon Extraordinary to his Majesty Mr. Ramsden, Gentleman Usher, b'y the Lord in Waiting Mr. Henderson, Lieut. in band of gentlemen Pensioners Mr. Dobyns, Gentleman Usher, by the Lord in Waiting Earl of Roden, on being created Jiaron Clanbrasseil Earl of Digby, by the Lord in Waiting Earl of Brecknock, by Marquess Camden • Sir C. Aldis, on receiving the honour of Knighthood Mrs. Batts, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Jackson, on his return from the West Indies Mr. Clarence Pigou, by Mr. Pigou. Dr. Wanostrocht, by the Lord. in Waiting • Mr. Matthew Wastrough, by Mr. R. H. Davis Mr. Edwards,- on his return from the Continent Mr Adams, attending the Mayor of Oxford at the Coronation Mr. Charles Edward Long, by Lord Howard of Effingham Mr. C. Antrobus, H. M.'s Sec. of Leg. to the United States Mr. Frederick Croft, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Wm. Maxwell Alexander, on going abroad - Mr. Cathrow Disney, on taking the name and arms Major-General Fraser, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieutenant-General Skinner, on his promotion Hon James Stewart, on his app. as Commissioner of Customs Mr. J. B. Simpson, Royal Horse Guards, on his appointment Reverend D. Elrington, by the Bishop of Limerick Sir David Ogilby, by General Lord. Howden Earl of Carhampton, on coming to the title. mr. Turner, by the Lord in NV aiting Rev. Watson Dakins, by the Archbishop of Canterbury Marquis of Northampton, on his return, and going again abroad Mr. E. ( . Colman, by his father, Lieut. Yeoman of the Guards Mr. St. George, Sec. of Lagation in Sweden, on his return Mr. Pringle, 7th . Hussars, by the Lord in Waiting Hon. Edward Hawke, on coming of age, by Lord Grantham The Hon. F. Forbes, Regiment, by Sir T. Walker Mr. David Barclay, by Colonel Bromhead Vice-Admiral Sir - William Hurgwood, on promotion Admiral Viscount Fxmouth, to kiss hands on promotion Vice-Admiral Sir Francis Laforey, on his promotion Colonel Sir John Colborne, .Aid-de-('amp to the King Colonel Sir Archibald t hi:Bde, Commandant at Chatham r. Alderman Brown, by Sir . James Shaw Admiral Sir John Orde, by the Lord in Waiting . Cornet B. Simpson, on his appointment Cornet Harcourt, by Earl Harcourt • Lieut. N.H. Nicolas, to present an original heraldic arrangement Lieut. Grant, on his promotion Lieut. Morris, on his promotion Lieut. Pitman, by Major Barrett° Lieut. Lane, hy the Marquess of Camden . Sir 0. Pocock, on being Knighted Sir F. Henniker, on his return from Nubia Capt. Wallace, on his return from India Capt. NI anby,Officer of Honour I).Guards, his Holiness the Pope Capt.W. Johnson, on his marriage Capt. H. W. Saunderson, on his marriage Capt. Robinson; on his return from service . Lieut.. Colonel Sir Geo. Berkeley, by the Lord in Waiting Capt. Prints, by Lord Sidmouth Captain Scott, on being appointed Colonel of Marines Captain H. Cook, by the Lord in Waiting . • Captain W. Samo, on his promotion • Captain Sir Thomas Staines, by the Lord in Waiting I Col. Meares, on being appointed to command the Royal Marine, Captain Gaitskell, by his Father Captain Garth, on his promotion Captain Martin, on his appointment to the Bustard Captain Berens, by Colonel Bosanquet Captain M'Dowall, on his return from service Captain Gosset, on promotion. Captain Deane, by the Lord in Waiting • Captain Worthley, by the Lord in Waiting Sir Richard Plaskett, on his arrival from Malta The Rev. J. Lynes, by the Marquis of Cholmondeley The Rev N. Strith, by his father, Sir. William Strati' Sir 11. Harding, on his`-promotion The Reverend Mr. Poulin, Prebendary of Winchester Mr.. Henry Porcher, by Sir John Gore Mr. Alderman Bucknell, having attended the Mayor of Oxford Lieutenant-Colonel Bouchier, bytord Ashbrook Mr. Alderman Venables, on his Election to the Office Sir M. Maxwell, on his app. to command H. M. ship Bulwark Sir J. Shaw, by the Lord in Waiting Sir W. E. Taunton, attd. the Mayor of Oxford at the Coronation , Sit D. H. Hill, on his return from Portugal Sir J. Byerley, on returning from the Continent Lieutenant-Colonel Welby, on promotion Lieutenant , Colonel Dashwood, by the Marquess of Ely Sir J. Croft, Bart., by the Lord in Waiting Colonel Dalbiack by the Lord in 11•aiting Colonel Sir R. Arbuthnot, on his promotion Lieut.-Col. Cotton, on his appointment to the 17th Regiment Lieut.-Col. Reeve, on his marriage •Lieut-Genl. Sir George Walker, on his promotion Colonel Regnett, on hia promotion and arrival from Hanover Lieut.-col. C...rendish, on his promotion Lieut.-Col. Micreagh, from foreign service Colonel Sir S'. Sutton, K.c.B. and c.T.J. on his promotion Lieut.-Col4 Mowbray, by the Lord in Waiting Lieut.-Col. Blacker, C.U., on his return from India Lieut.-Col. Head, on his promotion •Mr. G. H. Frederick, by Lieut.-General Hart Lieut.-Colonel James Elphinstone, on his marriage Major F. R. Drake,'by the Earl of Macclesfield Major Lockyer, on his return from Ceylon Mr. Salme, his Majesty' s I n t er pr e t er , - to kiss hands Mr. Hopkins Northey, on his return from the Continent Astley Cooper, Esq. on being appointed Surgeon to the King. Vice-Admiral Sir L. Halsted, by the Lord in Waiting Admiral Ve.shon, on promotion Vice-Admiral Lawford, on promotion Vice-Admiral Sir R. Lee, on promotion Vice-Admiral Sir R. Strachan, on promotion • Vice-Admiral Sir B. Hallowell, on his appointment • Vice-Admiral Sir M. Dixon on his promotion Major-(general Turner, on his promotion Rear-Admiral Granger, by the Lord in Waiting • Lieut.-Gen. Sir G. Drummond, on his appt. to the 88th Regt• Lieutenant-General Mackenzie, on his promotion Major-General Shawe, On his promotion. Lieutenant-Gen. Sir Wm. Cockburn, Bart. on promotion Major-General S. Barnes, on his promotion Lieut.-General Orr, by the Lord in Waiting Major-General the Hon. W. Stuart, on his promotion Rear-Admiral Poyntz, on promotion Mr. Congreve, by Lord G. Beresford Mr. Wingfield, b the Lord in Waiting Mr. John Mitchell, on his return from abroad, by Mr. Mitchell Mr. Ley, Clerk of the House of Commons, by the Speaker Mr. G. Palmer ' by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Chevalier, Surgeon Extraordinary to his Majesty. Lieut.-Colonel Gordon, 7th Regt., by the'Marquis of Mindy Mr. Byron, by the. Lord in iVaiting Lieut. Innes, Royal Scots Greys, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Ambrose Isted, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Beresford, Groom of the Privy Chamber to his Majesty Lieut. Picard, R.H.G. by the Lord in Waiting Lieut. Blackiston, on going to the Continent Major Colebrooke, R.A. on his return from India Lieut. J. Alexander, R.N. by the Earl of Caledon Lieut. Ward, Wilts Yeomanry, by the Lord in Waiting. After the levee, Major-General Sir C. l'hiliP Bilson was introduced to his Majesty in his closet by Sir George Nayler when his Majesty 1 05 pleased to invest him with the Order of a Knight Commander of the Bath. • WESTMINSTER ABBEY. HERALD'S COLLEGE, JULY 26, 1821• NOTICE h hereby given, that WESTMINSTER An - BEY will be OPEN to the PUBLIC TO-MORROW a rid SATURDAY NEXT, between the hours of TEN O'CLOCK and FIITE, it being found impossible, (from the- immense number of Applications) to meet the Public Wishes in anY other way within the time limited.—Tickets will not be required* FREEMASONRY. The MASONIC No T rcus for the ensiling week are potpon - l• till to-morrow, in order to enable us to insert a full account the ceremonies observed-on the 19th instant at Cork, in la n ', the foundation stone of the New Bridge over the i P tiver and also an account of a similar ceremony at Montreal, 11 Lower Canada; on the sth ult. PRICE OF STOCKS TIIIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCIr. 3 per Cent. Red. 761 .1i 5 per Cent. Navy Ann....108-E i 3 per Cent. Cons. 75gi India Bonds 579- 595. 34 per Cent 89.3 Exclieq. Bills ... 4 61l r ' - 6 4 per Cent. 95 95t, Cons. for August ......... Pi Cons. i HIGH WATER AT LONDOZ Morning, 32 minutes after 0. 1 c BRIDGE TO-MORRO W. ' Evening, 6 minutes after I' HET SUN . SOLED! QUIS DICERE FALSUM LONDON, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 18'21. We have forborne to notice the various ru mours which have for some days past been circu lated in the political and fashionable world, bu t we shall not fulfil our duty to our Readers, eq . ''' . daily in the country, if we pass them over alto gether in silence. It has been stated, that it is the intention of the Marquess of lILWr - FORD to resign his high office ; that another Mar" guess has been mentioned as his successor, but a' that appointment might excite observation, it 15 believed that the Duke of DEVONSHIRE will be recommended in his stead. It is likewise 11 " moured, that letters have been written to 01° Earl GREY, and that he is now on his journey" the metropolis,and that some important alteratioe sl if not a total change, of the Administration 0 131 be • expected at no distant period, and that an Administration will be formed of individuals embracing SOME men of BOTH parties. On tb ese rumours we will not at present venture to l e' . for culate, as we discredit the whole of them ; c th we cannot suppose that his MA JESTY , aftcl . f , unqualified approbation which he has ex press(' l the foreign and domestic policy and general ° e ct s sures of his present• Government, and the esP" rs favour that he has shown to most of its igee' l)e . from the time when he assumed the ReaencY 2 d t he be induced to change it. His MA JES TY' ri-5 „ not aware that his early friends the Whigs popular with the Country—that th e y tike created hopes which they have blasted, and which they never intended to realize—that wh ile they induced the people to hello • - e they w ere