The National Register.
London, England, 1821-01-28 00:00:00

THE SINUS LEVEE.
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On Friday the King held his first Parliamentary
Levee this Session, at Carlton Palace, and it was as
numerously attended as any Levee for a lung
period of time,
A more than ordinary degree of interest was
evinced by the public on this oczasion, from the
knowledge that a gre.it number of Addresses, both
" Loyal" and " Anti" were to be presented by the
Noblemen and Gentlemen to whose care they had
been entrusted, and the crowd therefore was uncom-
monly great.
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Among the Addresses presented to his Majesty on
this occasion was that from the Lord Mayor, Al-
dermen, and Common Council of Dublin.

We noticed among the distinguished Members of
the opposition, their Graces the Dukes of Bedford,
Devonshire, and Leinster ; Earls Grosvenor, Cur-
narvon, and Grey ; Lord Holland, Lord Erskicn,
the ;Marquis of Tuvistock, Mr. Lambton, &c. &c.
all of whom presented Addresses to his Majesty from
various counties and towns : —The Duke of Bedtbra
1:11(1 the Marquis of Tavistock ptesonted Addresses
horn the county and Town of Bedtiird.
The Lord Mayorof London, Sir W. Curtis, SirC.
Flower, Sir C. S. Hunter, and other " distinuished"
Menthe's of the Corporation of London, were also
among the visitors, with a great number of military
and naval officers.

His Majesty catered the state apartments soon
slier two o'clock, and surrounded by his Royal
Brothers, the Cabinet Ministers, Great Officers of
State, Foreign Ambagslulors, &c. received the com-
pany. The Lord Chamberlain. and Lard and
Groom in waiting, the Gold Stick in waiting, the
Band of Gentlemen Pensioners, &c. were in attend-
ance as usual.

About three o'clock some of the company began
to depart, but the Levee did not break up until
nearly live. There were several presentations.
Lord Erskine presented to his Majesty Addresses
from the tidlowing towns, &c. praying his Majesty
to dismiss his present Ministers from his Councils
for ever.

Borough of Liskcard, Borough of Noniton,
Borough of Brilliant, Town of Woodbridge, Town
of Blaadtind, Tor:n of Chipping Sodbury, and two
Punishes of

i 11S MAJESTY.—On Tuesday the King proceeded
in state to the House of Peers to open the Session
of Parliament ; the cavalcade consisted as usual of
a detachment of the Royal Horse Guards. This
was immediately tbllowed by flair carriages, drawn
by six horses each, in which were the principal
Officers of his Majesty's Household. Next came
his Majesty, preceded by a guard of honour, and
the usual number of running flagmen and state.
attendants, and followed by a strong body guard
The King returned to Carlton House in the same
order that his Majesty went, and though the streets
were crowded to excess, the multitude was perfectly •
tranquil. _ _

On the commencement of the firing of the can-
non on his Majesty leaving the Parliament House,
the horses of two gentlemens' carriages in the New
Palace-yard, took alight, and ran away with the
carriages. One of then knocked down u cripple
and went over his wooden leg. We arc happy to-
say he sustained no material injury. The horses of
one of the carriages would have proceeded into the
'Hnnes, but fortunately the gate leading to it was
scut. The horses in u hackney coach at the same
place also • took li•ight un the opposite side of
the water, the C.IITL:gC was overturned, and re-
ceived considerable damage, besides having the pole
broken. One ot• the Lite Gu.m•th was accidently
dismounted, and his horse galloped down Palace-
yard, when Ire sv.ts taken by a dragoon.
ALA PACH.t.The last accounts from Constan-
linople state, that the Grand Seignior is weary of
the inactivity of his troops sent against Ali Paella
of Janina. He has consequently made changes in
the tximmand of the army, Nlohanied Nurillah,
Pasha of Valona, is deprived of his horses' tai!s.
Esscid Assan, Pacha of Negropont, has been removed
to the government of Lepanto, a post of minor im-
portance. I lis successor is Jussilf, Bey of L sores.
Pulaslived; Ismail-Poch:l, has obtained the Paella.
lick of Voiotia. He is the sworn enemy of the
tyrant of Epirus, who assassinated his fuller, Chor-
chid, Alunid Paella, who has omquered the More:•,
will have the command lately held by Oahe, Pelt-
livan Paella, who has been poisoned. The Grand
Seizhior lets mode hint a present of 1000 purses
000,000 'Mores). and has given the same sum to
other Paellas and their troops. The Cliam Sheriti;
who anntamecil these gifts, enjoined:them to finish
the struggle in two months, and to deliver Ali to
justice. The rebel still defends himself in his castle.
He has succeeded in destroying is tele de rwit, and
a battery constructed to cover the bt:seigers.—
; The general opinion at Constantinople is, that he
will be subjugated, notwithstanding the p:o_ligions
bravery of his terrible Albanians, and his ournerous.
magazines of stores and provisions.