The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-11-27 00:00:00

TILE PRINCE REGENT'S LEVEE.

Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRINCE
REGENT held a Levee, for the first time this season,
at Carlton Goose, which was very numerously
attended. A Guard of I lonour, with the Band of
the First Regiment of Foot Guards, in their State
unilorms, marched into the Court-yard of Carlton
!louse, and soon after a detachment of the Life
Guards marched into Waterloo Place.
The company began to arrive soon after one
o'clock, sod continued setting down till past three.
The Levee was attended by—
Their Royal Ilishaesses the Dukes of York and Clarence,
and reince Leopold ; their Excellencies the Ambassador. and
M misters from the Netherland., Saxon, French, Neapolitan,
Tin kick, Spanish, American, Porlimueae, Russian, Austrian,
and Swedish Courts. &meta' their Excellencies went in State.

'l' he Spanish Ambassador and suite aunt in two
carriages. Ili, Excellency, previous to the Levee,
had an audience of the PRINCE REGENT, to deliver
letters from his Sovereign.
The Fuvicit AMBASSADOR had the honour of
an audience, to which he was introduced by Lord
Vi,coutst CasTLFREActi, the principal Secretary of
State for Foreign and conducted by Sir
ROBERT CHESTER, the Master of the Ceremonies,
when his Excellency took leave of his Royal High-
ness, previous to Ins leaving England, on his return
to France.

The Count de LINHA RES. the Envoy from his
Majesty the King of PORTUGAL to the Court of
Torii', waft presented to the PRINCE REGENT by
Count PALM FAA. the Portuguese Minister.
Among the other Iftteiogoialted characters were—

The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor and
the Cabiuel Ministers, the Great Officers of State, and the
full Court Attendants, the Secretary at War, the Adjutant-
General, the Earl Marshal of England, the Lord Chief Jos-
lice of the Court of Common Pleas, the Judge of the Admi-
ralty, the Chief Justice of Chester, the Master of the Rolls,
the Attorney and Solicitor General, the Dean of Westmin-
ster, the Lord Mayor of London, Mr. Sheriff Rothwell,
the late Lord Mayor, the Recorder of London, the Common
Serjeant, the King's Proctor, Governor Farquhar, and the
Master of the Ceremonies.

There were neer eight hundred present.
The following were among those who had the
honour of bring presented In the PRINCE it.EGLNT :
Bear-Admiral Halliday, upon his promotion.
Major• General Sir George Wood, K C. 8., upon his return
from India, b), his br.ther, Sir Mark Wood.
Major Peters, on his return from the Continent.
Captain P. W. Wallis, R.N. on his promotion.
Major-General Sir Edward Kerrimu, on his promotion.
The Lord Mayor of London, upon his appointment, by
the late Lord Mayor.
Mr. Sheriff Bothwell by Sir ‘Vm. Curtis._

Mr. Under-Sheriff Tiiiiirr, by Mr. Sheriff Rothsrell.

The Rev. W. H. Sptinget, A.M. Chaplain to Mr. Sheriff
Rothwell, by ditto.
Mr. Braddyll, upon his being appointed to the command
of the Furness Yeomanry Cavalry.
Dr. Somerville, upon his being appointed Physician to the
Royal Ilospital, Chelsea.
'lCear•Admiral the Hun. Sir Henry Hodson), K.C.B. on his
promotion.
The Rev. Dr. Cole, Chaplain to his Royal Highness the
Duke of Clarence, on his preferment.
Doctor John Taylor, Physician Extraordinary In his
Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, un his departure fur
Paris, by the Lord in Wailing.
The Rev. Robert Carr, uu his preferment to a Prebend at
Salisbury.
Mr. Seymour on his marriage.
The Rev. Win. Borrailailv, Chaplain to the Lord Mayor.
Fite-Admiral Sr T. B. Thompsou, un Isis promotion.
Admiral Sir Ceorge Campbell, on his promotion to be
Admiral of the White.

Mr. Waneu, ou bis being appointed to be Chief Justice
of Chester.

Mr. White Melville on his marriage, by the East of
Chichester.

Sir Thomas Heathcwtc. no his coming to his title.
Sir Charles Price, uu lIIICCCetIIng to his title, by Mr. Mar-
rystt.

-The End of Guilford, no his going abroad.
Mr. Foresti, sou of Sir S. Forcsti, by the Lord is
Wailing.

The Marquis of Clneeaslwrry, by Lord Montagu.
Rear-admiral Douglas, 1111 his promotion.
Major-General Sir Herbert Taylor, un his marriage, and
on his tieing appointed a Knight Commander of the Gue!pine
Order.

Earl of Bellmore, no his return from abroad.
Lieutenant-General Vansittart, ou hit marriage, by the
Clianceibir of she Exchequer.
bird Itriodeurli, by the Earl of De-la-Warr, upon his
return from •brbm.l.

Lunt Ellenboruugh, on coining to his title, by the Bishop
of Chester.

The Earl of Stamford, on coming to the title and to the
Lieutenancy.-
The Chevalier Ruspini, Sorgeun Dentist to the Prince
Recent, uu his return from abroad.

fu r. Stuart, un bin going abroad, by the Earl of Wiachilsea.
111 r. Wirdrup, on his appointment of Surgeon Esirsordi.
nary to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, by Lord
Lowther.

Mr. Haney C. Skirt, on his return from abroad.
Mr. Macreaor, on his bring appointed Serjeatit Surgeon
to the King, by Lord Charles Manners.

(The remainder of Ike Presculations, which were numerous,
we skull girt on Monday./

After the Levee the PRINCE REGENT was
pleased to invest Admiral Sir MANLEY DIXON,
and Major•Geurrul MoNEO, as Knights Comman-
ders of the Bath, in the Royal Closet, attended by
Sir GEORGE NAYLEIt, the Officer at Arms of the
Order.

Immediately after which' the following Officers,
viz. Rear-Admiral Sir Groat; EYRE, and Ma-
jor-Generals Sir BENJAMIN IYURRAN,SaGFORGE
BlNGnam, Hon. Sir C. GREVILLE, and Sir A.
BARNARD, Knights Commanded of the Bath, were
conducted to the PR6ILE REGENT by Sir GEORGE
NAY LEE, sod received from Ina Royal Highness
the Star of the Order.
The latter ceremony took place, we understood,
in consequence of the late promotion of Sir Geo.
EYRE to the rank of Rene-Admiral, and of the
other four Officers to that of .Mlajor•General.

The Marquis of CAMDEN entertained the Duke
of NIONTRuSE and a distinguished part• 3estertlay,
at his house in Arlington-street.
Old TAM HUTTSON, gatoekeeper to his Grace
the Duke of BUccLEUCH and QuF.EN9BERRY. at
Bonn!! Forest, Selkirksline, killsd within the
last fortnight, with the help of JAM FLIETcHER, his
assistant, 165 hares ; and in the course of the
season, 173 brace of grouse, 115 brace of black
cocks, 197 brace of partridges, and 112 brace of
pheasants.