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London, England, 1819-11-29 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT'S LEVEE.

The Levee holden on Friday by the Purses
REGENT being the first of the season, and it being
fire months since his Royal Highness held one, it
was very numerously attended. The presentations
were also very numerous; the following, in addition
to those we gave on Saturday, were presented upon
different occasions:—
Sir Robert Gifford, upon his being appointed Attorney.
General, by the Lord Chancellor.

Sir Joins Copley, upon his being appointed Solicitor. G-
eneral, by die Lord Chancrllor.
Mr. Laumbton, to present an Address from Sunderland,
praying fur as inquiry into the late transactions at Man-
chester.

Mr. Drax Grosvenor, sita his return from abroad.
I:ear-Admiral Sir Charles Ogle, on promotion.
Lieut.-Colonel Baron Tuyll, half...pay 25ib Light Dra-
grown, by the Marquis of Anglesey, on liis return from
India.

Dr. Andrew Halliday, Physician in Ordinary and Do.
'nestle Physician to their Royal Highnesses the Duke and
Duchess of Clarence, on his retina from abroad with their
Royal Highnesses, and on his bring appointed an Antic
Counsellor at the Court of Saxe Coburg Heiningto, by Vis-
count Sidsnouth.

Mr. M. A. Taylor, with an Address from Durham, pray-
ing fur an inquiry into the late transactions at Manchester.
The Earl of Moray, to present as Address from the county
of Elgin.

Lord Viscount Laserlles, on his being appointed Lord
Lieutenant of the West Riding of Yorkshire.
The Address of the Mayor, Justice, Recorder, Aldermen,
Capital Burgesses, and Inhabitants of the Borough, Town,
sad Neighbourhood of Great Tot-rim/too, by Lord Rolle.
Capt. Lister, 11th Regiment, on his return from foreign
service, by Earl Mn!grave.
Msjor-Geoeval Sir John iVilson, Portuguese Service, on
his return from abroad.

Mr. Ednionstoue, late of the Somme Council of Bengal.
Capt. Charles Schimberg, on his return from abroad.
Mr. J. W. Bennett, Ceylon Civil Establishment, ou his re-
turn from India.
Major. General Young, on promotion, by the Lord i■
waiting.

Captain E. W. C. Miley, R.N. on promotion, by Lord
Prudhoe.

Lieut,General Smith, Royal Artillery, by the Lord in
traiiiiig.
slajor.General Dalrymple, on hie promotion, and return
from abroad.

Major-General Fir .1. F. Barnard, on his promotion.
Major Bentinck, Coldstream Guards, on his promotion
and return from abroad.

The Rev. Mr. Mame% ow his being appointed Chaplain
to his Royal Highomathe Pirinee Regent.
Lieutenant-General Sir R. halloo, on his promotion.
Mr. Sanatrel Walker, by Mr. Stuart Wordy!.
Mr. William Smith and Mr. Richard Gurney, with an
bumble Address and Petition from the citizens and iubabi.
tants of Norwich.

Rear-Admiral Fable, on his promotion.
Major Morrie, E. S. L. Militia, by the Lord is Weitisg.
Admiral Sir E. Nagle, on his promotion to Admiral of tbs
Blue, and appointment to Groom of the Bedchamber.
Rear-Admiral Sir Archibald Dittman, Bart. on his pro-
motion.

Rear. Admiral Sir George Eyre, K.C.B. on his promotion.
Rear-Admiral Page, to pay his dutiful respects on his
promo* ioa
Mr. Barnett, M.P. for Rochester, to present an Address.
Major-General Munro. on going to Madras as Governor.
Lieutenant Nicholas Harris Nicholas, Royal Navy, on
his promotion, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lieutenant, A. 3Plkaii, Royal Artillery, by the Lord in
Waiting.
Lieutenant Edward Hall, Royal Navy, on his return (roan
Hanover.
M►. Walke., to present the Weymouth Addrews.
Honourable Lieoteaaat.Colonel Knox, on promotion, by
the Lord iu Waiting.

Mr. Fascia Piletrer, Ist Life Guards, on Isis return from
abroad.
Colima Croft, by the Lord in Wailing.
Mr. C. J. Aeriol, es his amain of age end going abroad,
by Sir James Grabs..
Captain Fallen, Row Ariake', on his return front the
West ladies.
Tire Hon. Captain Roo:, R.N. on ho return from the
Contmest.
Dr. Doane, M.P. fee Rye, by Si► William /MM. •
Liona,Cokniel Maher, 14th Dispose, un his promotion

to thr Litutenool•coioodry or IhC Reciownt, by the Earl or
Bridgwater.
Major Criteria Sir G. It 'Rigor K C.Et ,on promotion,
and ou hot rrtuin Si. !drum
Mitior.Grierral Hill, on his promotion.
Coloud Busatiquet, Light nurse Volunteers, on his pro-
IMIIIIIOII.

ILienlenant Arbuthnot, on being apl•uiuted to the 11 th
Light Drag .
General Kipp., on lria promoi iun.
Colonel Garil:ver, A..i.taist Adjutant-General, on his pro.
Major•Gencrai Sir Benjamin IFCrhan, on his promotion.
Captain Sa•drnham, on his worn from Win.
Crptain Thomas Brown, ou his appiiiiiiment to his Ma-
jesty's ship Vigo, as Flag Captain.
General Sir Charles Green, on his promotion.
Lord Kenyon. as Captain of the Royal Matter Cavalry.
Mr. Thomas Wilson, by the Lord tn Waiting.
The Earl or ggreinosit, on his being appointed Lord Lieu.
tenant of the Cooney cf Swasex.
Captain G. A. Wcsi phal, R N. on his promotion.
Loral Filar°, Somerset and Mr. Tomline, with au Address
from Truro.
General Grosvenor, on promotion.
Lieut. G. Scary, 1.1 Life Guards, on promotion, by the
Lord i■ Waiting.
Major-General R. Brook., on promotion.
Capt. Dawson, Norih York Militia, by Lord Chetwynd.
Majur•Gcneral H. F ,on hie return (ruin India, by the
Lord in Waiting.
Cornet Slade, 33 Light Dragoons, by Leutenant-General
Slade.
Captain Sir M. Seymour, on being appointed to command
his Majesty'. yacht the Prince Regent.
Lieui -Colonel Lecntio, 633 regiment, on his promotion.
Mr. Thumea Cuurtenay, with a Loyal Address from
Tutors.

Captain G. C. Blake, R.N. on his promotion, by the
Marquis of Anglesey.
Earl Morley, on returning from abroad.
Mr. Chitties Ellis, by bird Liverpool.
Captain A. W. Browne, Hon. East India Company's ser-
vice. on protwedinr to India.
The Rev. C. S. &Worthier, by Mr. Archer Boylston.
Eat I of Caledon, on his return from the Continent.
Colonel Sir Thomas Arbuthnot, on his appointment to the
71st Li;bl Infantry.
Lord Soudan, at morning from abroad.
Captain Puglia, Coldstream Guard*, on promotion, by
Lmd Hill.

Mr. Charles Tennyson, with an Address from the Corpora-
tion and Inhabitants of Grimsby.
Lieut.-Colonel Warre, Deputy Quarter-Master-Geueral at
the Cape of Good Hope, on his return to England.
Lieut.-Colouel Sir Wm.Gomm,Culdatrrans Guards, on his
marriage.
Colonel Wins, Coldstream Guards, on his promotion.
Captain Drummond, Coldstream Guards, on his promo-
tion, by Colonel Woodford.

O'Hara, 63d regiment, on his return (ruin
the West Indies.

Captain Charts, Royal Navy, on return from service, by the
Lard in Waiting.
Major Gall, of the Goveraor•Grnerars Body Guard, Ben-
gal Establishment, on promotion, by the Lord in Waiting.
Vice-Admiral Sotheron, on promotion.
Vire-Admiral Sir Graham Moore, on promotion.
Major-General Sir George Murray, uti being appointed
Governor of the Bengal Military College, by the Lord in
IVaiting.
Sir Edward B Baker, on changing his manse.
Sir Peter Pule, Bart. M.P. ',resented by Mr. Chute.
M.tjur Taylor, Royal Artillery, on promotion, by the Lord
iu Waiting.

Major Sandhani, Royal Artillery, on his promotion, by
the Lord its Waiting.
Major Cathcart, 24 Dragoons, on his return from Russia,
by the Lord in Vt'Aititig.
Mr. Mile, by the Lord in Waiting.
Vice-Admiral Sir Francis Lafory, on promotion.
Admiral Sir E. Harvey, on piomotioo, by the Lord in
Waiting.
Rear-Admiral Lake, on his promotion, by the lord is
Wadilog.

Rear-Admiral West, on his promotion to his Sag.
Captain Thus. Baker, on his being appointed Colonel of
Marines.
Mr. Joshua Walker, by Mr. Stuart Wortley.
Mr. Mastertun Ere, with the Weymouth Address.
Admiral Sir John Sefton, on his promotion.
Major-General Fuller, on his return from the Continent.
Rear-Admiral Sir Henry Blackwood, un his appuiuttuent
to the Chief Naval Command in India.
Rear-Admiral Alexander, un his promotion.
Mr. Buxton, ots accompanying the Weymouth Address.
Brigadier-General Sir George Elder, Portuguese service,
on his return from Portugal.
Major-General Kelso, on promotion, and appointment to
the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion.

General Cartwright, on promotion.
Mr. Wnskett Myers, by his Grace the Doke of Montrose,
on the Royal graut of the name sod arms of Myers, in me-
awry of the military services of the Myers family.
Vice-•dminl Lanford, on promotion.
Rear-Admiral Lambert, on promotion, cod appointment
to the Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena.
Major-General Lord Frederick Bentinck, on promotion.
Major-General Sir Charles Grrrille, on promotion.
Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington on being appoint-
ed Governor of Plymuath.
Lient.-Colonel Weeny's, 50th regiment, on promotion.
Lieut.-Colonel Drummond, on promotion, by the Lord
Is Wailing.

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Lieut.-Colonel Staveley, Royal Staff corps on his re-
turn from France, by the Lord in Waiting.
Colonel Pine Coffin, Royal Staff corps, on his return
from Germany.

Majur-General Sir Edward Butler, by the Marquis of
Orraosd.

Lieut.-Colonel Count Liosingeot on big return from Ha-
mmer.
Hon. Major Finch, A.D.C. to Lord Combermere, on pro-
•otioa and return Irons the West Indies.

Lieut.-Colunel P. Msequeen, on taking command of the
Bedford yeomanry, by Lord Palmerston.
Major Crseie, on hie arrival with dispatches from the
Marquis of Hastings, Governor-General of India, by the
Lord In Waiting.

Lieut.-Gruen"! Sir M. Nightingale on his return from
Bombay, by the Lord in Waiting.
Major-General Macleod, Madras Army, on promotion.
Sir Charles Paget, no being appointed one of the Knights
Commanders of the Guelphie Order.
Sir C. Hawkins, to present an Address from Pearyn.
Sir Jobs, Osborne. on coming to his title.
Captain Wallis, R.N. on his promotion, by Lord John
Towusliend.
Vice-Admiral Sir H. Neale, on his promotion.
Mr. Casberd, on being appointed a Welsh Judge, by the
Lard Chancellor.
Rear-Admiral Sir J. Beresford, on his promotion.
Captain C. Richardson, R.N and C.B. *a being appoint-
ed Flag-Captain to Sir Henry Blackwood.
Lieuteasat•Gerersl Sir P.. Bolton, on his promotion, by
the Lord in Waiting.
Lieuteuart-General Bowser, by the Lard in Waiting.
Major-General Mudge, un his prognotion, by the Lord
is Waiting.
Vice-Admiral Sir R. Keats, on prosodies.
Major H. M'Leotl, as hie reborn frees Canada.

A subscription has been opens iat Brighton, for
erecting a statue of the Paine* REGENT, to be
placed in a prominent situation in the town—a sta-
tue which shall, at once. be worthy of that Illustrious
Personage, and honourable to the character of
Brighton.
The expense of prisons and prisoners (exclusive
of debtors) in the county of Lancaster, is now
little short of 50,0001. a yocr. The poor rates are
about half a million. The omegas, of parish.liti-
estinsts, illegitimate children, lto. about _100,0004
mere.