The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-05-03 00:00:00

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THE KING'S LEVEE.
Yesterday morning, at. a quarter past eleven
o'clock, his MAJILITV arrived at his palace in PAW
Mall in his travelling carriage from Brighton, es-
corted by a party of light borer.
Yesterday being the day appointed for the KING
balding • Levee, a neither of persons were at-
tracted to Pall-mall, Waterloo-place, and the vi-
cinity of the Palace, between twelve and one
o'clock.• who tooritiiised dating the afternoon while
the Levee was being held and till it broke up.—
The nommen rompisiy attermling it had trot left
the Patace till between five and six O'Clock. The
windatea and balconies in Palli-ffiall were filled
principally With females elegantly dressed.
At one o'clock a detachment of the King's
guard, marched from St. Jamey's Palace to the
Palace-yard ise Pall-mall. under the coinmand of
Col. Mricstxxon, of the let battalion of the Cold-
stream reginierit of guards, preceded by their
band in their state unarm*. A detachment of the
life guards arrived Soon after in 'Wisteria...place,
Paltvieall, with their full band, kettle-drums. dm
wee },hayed alternately with the band of the liing's
guatd some charming pieces.
. Siriltieseirellititsa, the Chief Magistrate of the
Police, with Townsame and SAYER, the of cer%
and a numerous assemblage of constables, were in
attendance to preserve order. but Ire are happy to
say nothing happened to require their interference.
An unfortunate accident happened when the
Duke of CLoaseca's carriage was leaving the
Palace-yard, near the side entrance; the wheels
of his Royal Highness's carriage came in contact
with that of Viscount &bantrs's, and threw the
carriage over. which sustained considerable damage
on the aide on which it fell, and we are sorry to
aild the coachman sustained great injury. para•
colarly in his arm and shoulder, which was put
out by the fall, and he could not walk without
assistance. On Viscount StniscoUTU bring inform.
ed of the unfortunate accident, he left the levee-
room, and humanely ordered his coachman to be
conveyed home in his carriage, and every (attention
and care to be paid to Inas.
There were in attendance the Porters at the gates,
in their mate liveries and splendid long staves;
the Marshalructi, the Under-Porters, the Gentle..
men Porters, and Pages. The grand hall was lined
with Yeomen. The Hon. corpii of Gentlemen Pen.
stoners were in attendance in the octagon ball.
The company began to arrive before one o'clsek,
and continued setting down without any internihn
sion rill twenty minute« after three o'clock. aid
numbers came after. It being six weeks since his
MAJeSTY held a Levee, it was very numerously and
splendidly attended by the Nobility, Gentry, and
persons of distinction, who were anxious to pay
their dutiful respects to the KING. There were
about 1,100 personages present.
The Kix° on leaving his private apartments pro.
ceeded to his royal closet. where he received the/
report of she rffective state of the three regiments
of foot guard* from the field officer iu waiting, and.
his MAJILITY gave the military pass.word of the
day. The Kuta then proceeded to receive his has
loved royal brothers of Yolk and CLAIIINCE, the
Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, consisting of
The Russian, Netherlands, Aostrian, apaaialr, Sardimias,
Bavarian, Danish, Saxon Poi illusive, Arneriese, Median,
Prussian, Wirtemberg, Haooveriar, Baden, and Turk iah.
The Caboiet Ministers the Great Olken of State, the Arch-
bishops of Casterbory and York, the Lord Chief Justice of
the Court of King's Bench, the Yiee.Chasicellor, Sir H.
Davy, the President of the Koval Society, Aldermeo Brydges
and Garrett, Goveraor Lentesnrier, of A Idersey ; the Cham-
ping Dinette, Commisaary-Guseral Pipoo, Commiesioser
Cunningham, she Master of the Ceremonies, the Coionsoe
Selene's.
Alan the following—
Deser—Deroastrire, Wellington, Portland, Beaufort
and Newcastle.
Marvares—Wiecistster, Salisbury, Tweeddale, Loads.-
Jerry, Donegal, Camden, Cbolosondeley, Cornwallis, Lo-
thian, Wormier, Hertford, Headford, and Commits's,.
Krtrfs—Clistbani, Warwick, Blesintoo, Abuyue, Cassilis,
Clonnsel, Lindsay, Beauchamp, Loogford, Rucksavage, Del-
more, Cacao, Bathurst, Caledon, Alaccleslield, Glasgow,
Wears*, Burlington, Mexborougl, Abingdon, Bruwulow,
Westmeath, Glengall, Rosalyn, Grey, Wiliehilica, Harmed,
Yarmouth, Lauderdale, Cowper, Belfast, Abergavessiy,
Morley, Carlisle, Stair, Cathcart, Harrovihy, Westmerlasd,
Harewood, Liverpool, Whitworth, and Duls-Warr.
Vdectissfs—Nurmanby, Molesworth, Pollingtoa, Melville,
Sidneouth, Dunglass, Hawardro, &misuser', Palmerstoo,
Calediva, Exmouth, Ossalston Keith, and Melbourne.
hiede—Binglialo, J. seatiek. &pain. Utilise, Head-
ley, J. Somerset, aleasowbank, Kennedy, Beresfurd, Dyne.
roe, Cahill., Howdea, Foley, Chivies, W. Lennox, E. Somer-
set, E. U' Bryn', Ashbortoo„ Grantham, F. liesiiinck, Sal-
tout, Cloolorock, Russ, Somervilk, Gleshervie, Dr Dmi.
ataisrille, G. Cavendish, C. Somerset, Carson, Holland,
St.Heleas, F. Somerset, and Lovaine.

, Oxford, Norwich, and Lincoln.
Baron Langsdurt
Conata—Lieveo, Munster, Ludolt, Canaan, Woronso,
De Le post are.
Mg& Hottorrablu—Sir G. F. Hill, Sir G. Hill, F. Re-
biog.., Bragge Balboni, Sir C. Long, and W. W. Pok.
Nossourobier—James Stuart, Hare, W. Pawing, Limi-
er), Harrell. Charles Grey, John Stuart, Col. Harris, Lard.
ley, Henry Windsor, Jahn Tolle...chit, and T. Modes.
Admit/Ws—Sir F. Leforey, P. Stephens, Sir G. Coekbara,
Wiatbri.sp, Sir E.Tbornbrough, Bingham, Lawton', Parker,
Peyote, Sir .1. Sotto., Heiken, Pigott' Sir W. Hothinn,
Sir J. Saunter. z, Bowater, Wilson, Sir A Dickson, Bert.
Sir E. Bultrr, Sir J. Wells, 1C.C.8. Pale, Alexander, Sr R.
Stream', Fraser, Disby.
Des. of &fishery.
Archdeacon Hook.

Rey. Dec fare—Dekie, Booker, Wetherell, Clarke, Cole,
Mins, Hird, 'Crate, and Starrier Clarke.
/ter. Messrs—Rickard Grier, Fisher, Balton Mackie,
Madan, Gamier, Loaclianntarea, Mille, Bampfylrle, Gusset,
Holmes, Loath, C. Al Os, W. J . Jullife, H Finch, E leatrkee,
F. North, C. Seinner, Seville, 0. Lanlrge, I. A. Asspach,
Perkins, J. G. Node,' Keyesll, F. Blockhouses,. G. Simpson,
J. Deviate, W. Bartow, S Leggett, and A. Loney.
Duelers—Ferverees, K. Hume, Bentkey, Demme, James,
Toone, E. Jolting., and Lee.
Ceessaissiewers—Boyle sad Deas Therempeon.
Aire—Colin Heiken, W. Reit, H. Taylor, E. Home, R.
Wipes. W. Beall, Robert Baker, W. Lemon, Jobs Sewell,
Alessahor Moe Lawrence Palk, Robert Kennedy, Ed.
B. Balm. Airs:oder Croke, H. Toreros Julia Harrington,
A. Halliday, J. bl'Gregor, R. Meade 'C. H Colville, H.
Owelow, F. Baker, H. C. Lippincoti, Skew. Loring Cur;
tie, A. Campbell, K.C.B. J Johnstone, Jacob Miley, Mark
Wuud, George Tuthill, Lewin Vendome, K B.L , W. Chat.
lemon, T. Liddell, Murray Illaavrtil, J. W. Lubbock, J.
Adieu, Robert Hill, Kobeet Mende, H. Merton', J.Wiet.
bay Sydney, Batt , K. Barlow H. Preis, J. Merfrater Mar.
Ay, last , T. Bell, G. Sher, C. Senor, F. Deseenee, W.
- Lennox, N. C. Giro, J. C. Hippeeley, B. Speorer, 0. Nayler,
C. Illeegno, E. /adman, .A. awistie F. Om
C. Hooter, Pam H. Pe> tea, R. Clinger, iiherkpie-1
W. Rae, C. Heeierston, H. Pest, H. NW?, J. Gems, O.
&swell, W. Stirling, Hiltiveme Terser, N. Vivien, W. CeeM.l
pave, N. Calvert, S. Miami, A. Croke, and H. Tierney.
Cienterafelir M. Higiolitypole, W. Hopkike, H. N. Goe••
dos, Browse,
.litayerood, H. Geoege, Kerr, klogooni, P. K•

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