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THE LEVEE.

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By command of the (queen, a levee was held yes-
terday, in St. James's Palace, by the Prince of
Wales, on behalf of her Majesty. Presentations to
his Royal Highness at this Court arc considered,
by the Queen's pleasure, as Equivalent to presenta-
tions to her Maj ?sty. The Prince of 'W ales, at tended
by his gentlemen in waiting, arrived from Marl-
borough House about two o'clock, and was received
by the Great Officers of State of the Queen's house•
hold. The Duke of Cambridge (attended by his
equerry), Prince Edward of Saxe 'Weimar, and
Prince Gustav of Saxe Weimar, were present at the

levee.
Her Majesty's Guard of the Hon. Corps of Gentle-
men-at-Arms was on duty in the state saloons,
under the command of the Lieutenant, Captain
Philips, the sub-officer on duty with the corps.
The Yeomen of the Guard on duty were under the
command of Lieutenant-Colonel Sutton, adjutant
of the corps.
The Prince of Wales entered the Throne room,
accompanied by the Duke of Cambridge, their
Serene Highnesses Prince Edward and Prince
Gustav of Saxe Weimar, and the officers of State.
The Pages of Honour in waiting were Mr. H. S.
Loftus and Mr. Paget.
The Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers were
introduced, when the following presentations to the
Prince of Wales on the part of the Queen took place

in the Diplomatic circle.
By the Austrian Embassador, Count Alexander
Apponyi, eldest sou of his Excellency and attache
to the Imperial Embassy.
By the Russian Ambassador, M. Sabouroff, Con-
seil:er d'Ambassade. Le Prince Michel Gortscha-
koff, Premier Secretaire d'Ambassade. Le Baron
de Freedericksz, Secretaire d'Ambassade. Le Cain-
B
taine do Cavalerie Kontsirrsky.
By the French Ambassador; M. Le
Vicomte de
Courval, Attache a l'Ambassade ; M. Le Comte de
Montmarie, Attaché 5. l'Ambassade.
By the Earl Russell, Secretary of State for Fo-
reign Affairs, Baron Blume, Charge d'Affaires of
Hanover; M. Charelaus Tricoupi, Plenipotentiary
from Greece.
The Diplomatic Circle was attended by M.
Musurus, Turkish Ambassador; Khalil Effendy,
First Secretary of the Embassy ; Etienne Musurus
Bey, Secretary; Paul Musurus Bey, Firet Attache;
Ccunt Apponyi, Auatrian Ambassador; Count
Wimpfen, Counsellor to the Embassy ; Baron do
Brunnow, Russian Ambassador ; M. Sabouroff, Con-
seiller d'Arnbassador ; Frederick de Katte, First
Secretary; Count de Bernstorff, the Prussian Am-
bassador ; Prince Latur d'Auvergne, the French
Ambassador ; the Vicomte Contades, Secretary to
the Embaasy ; the Marquis de Caumont La Force,
Secretary ; Count de Montmarin'Attache ; the Baron
de Cette, Bavarian Minister;
Count
Paumgarten,
Secretary of Legation ; the Marquis d'Azeglio,
Italian Minister ; Count Maffei, First Secretary to
the Italian Legation; Count Jamimi, Attache;
Baron Bentinck, the Netherlands Minister; M.
Mazel, Councillor of the Legation ; Baron Mackay,
Gentleman of the Chamber to his Majesty the King
of the Netherlands; Count de Lavradio, the Portu-
guese Minister ; Le Chevalier dos Santos, Le Cheva-
valier Alfred Duprat, his Most Faithful Majesty's
Commissioner; Count Vitzthum, the Saxon Mini-
ster; M. de Bille, the Danish Minister; M. C. A.
Gosch, Attache ; the Hon. Charles Francis Adams,
Minister from the United States of America ; Mr.
Charles L. Wilson, Secretary of Legation ; Mr.
Benjamin Moran, Second Secretary; M. J. Sans,
Peruvian Minister; M. J. B. Valdivia, Secretary of
Legation;
M. G. Estenos, Attache ; Mahmoud Khau,
the Persian Minister ; Ls General Aman!,Oullah
E(han, Councillor of the Legation; Murza Aly
Akber, First Dragoman of the Legation ; M. Comyn,
the Spanish Minister, Bze.
The Belgian Envoy was unable to pay his respects
to the Prince of Wales from being under the
obligation to go to Dover to receive his Majesty
the King of the Belgians ; and the Envoy from
Sweden and Norway was unable to wait upon his
Royal Highness from indisposition.
The general circle was well attended, and in-
cluded most of her Majesty's Ministers.

The following presentations to the Prince of
Wales, on behalf of the Queen, tonic place :
Dr Armstrong, R.N., Deputy Inspector-General, by
Lieut- Gen Knollys
The Rev Adney Allen, ty the Lord Harris
Mr William B. Armstrong (of Bal Iver), by Viscount
Falkland

Captain W. F. Anderson, 11th Bombay Native Infantry,
by the Secretary of State for India
Lieutenant 0. F. T. Annesley, Royal Artillery, by
Colonel H. L. Gardiner
Lieutenant Edmund J. Alleyne, Royal Engineers, by
General Sir John F. Burgoyne, Bart, Inspector-General of

Engineers
Alfred Atkyns, M.D., Surgeon London Rifle Brigade, by
Lieut-Colonel Warde, London Rifle Brigade
Charles Allen, Esq, London Rifle Brigade, by Lient-
Colonel Warde
Ensign John Bitten, London Rifle Volunteer Brigade,
by Lieut-Colonel George Warde, commanding London
Rifle Volunteer Brigade
Sir Richard M. Bromley, by his Grace the Duke of
Somerset
Rear-Admiral Buckle, by the Duke of Somerset
Commander William W. S. Bridges, R.N., by the Duke

of Somerset
Lieutenant Francis S. S. Delves Broughton, R.N., by
the Duke of Somerset
Lieutenant Osmond Brock, R,N., by the Duke of
Somerset
Lieut. Ponsonby Begot, Scots Fusilier Guards, by
General Sir Alexander Woodford
Captain L. Blake, North Mayo Militia, by Colonel J. K.
Pipon, Inspector-General of Militia
Captain B. Byrne, Royal Glamorgan Light Infantry, by
by Colonel Pipon
Lieut-Colonel Hon William Boyle, Coldstream Guards,
by General Sir Wm. Gomm
Assistant-Surgeon Charles Browne, Ist Surrey Rifle
Volunteers, by Lieut-General Sir George Pollock
Lieut-Colonel Hon John Yarde Buller, by Colonel Wit.
son Patten
Mr Wm. Channell Bovill, Cornet 16th Lancers, by his
father, Mr Bovill, M.P.
Deputy-Assistant-Superintendent of Stores W. H.
Chambers, by the Right Hon. the Secretary of State for

War
Ensign John Fane Ballard, 32d Light Infantry, by his
father, the Rev John Ballard
Lieutenant Thomas Barkworth, 2d Royal Surrey Militia,
by Mr Somes, M.P.
Captain Richard Bullon, Royal Engineers, by General
Sir John Burgoyne
Lieutenant William C. Baker, Hants Militia, by the
Marquis of Salisbury
Mr R. Bousfield, Deputy-Lieutenant of London, by the
Lord Mayor
Captain Blundell, Grenadier Guards, by the Duke of
Cambridge
Captain H. Christian, R.N., by the Duke of Somerset
Mr Sheriff Cave, by the Right Hon Sir George Grey
DLit. Herbert E. Church, Traffic Manager Madras Railway
Company, by Lord Harris
Mr Cope, attache to her Britannia Majesty's legation,
Hanover, by Earl Russell
Lieutenant William Close, by Dr William Farr
Mr E lward W. Cox, by the Marquis of Salisbury
E. H. J. Craufurd, M.P. for Ayr Burghs, by Captain
Sir William Hoste, R.N.
Mr William Corrie, Remembrancer of the City of Lon-
don, by the Right Hon the Lord Mayor
Dr J. Balfour Cockburn, surgeon, Royal Engineers, by
the Earl of Malmesbury
Lieutenant B. H. Cohen, R .A., by Colonel H. L.
Gardiner
Assistant Surgeon R. A. Chapple, R.A., by Colonel H.
L. Gardiner
Lieutenant William H. Coaker, Royal Engineers, by
General Sir John Burgoyne
Captain R. A. E. Cathcart, Coldstream Guards, by Sir
William Maynard Gomm.
The Solicitor General, Sir Robert P. Collier, by the Lord
Chancellor
Mr David Carnegie, by the Earl of Selkirk
Captain John Crealook, 95th Regiment, by the Adjutant
General
Alfred Clearson, London Rifle Brigade, by Lieutenant
Colonel George Warde
Sidney Chater, Esq., London Rifle Brigade, by Lieute-
nant Colonel Wards
Commander William Dawson, R.N., by the Duke of
Somerset
Commander George A. Douglas, R.N., by the First
Lord of the Admiralty
Rear Admiral the Hon James Drummond, by the First
Lord of the Admiralty
Ensign Henry Dean, 39th Regt, by Adjutant General
Colonel I. 11, E. Ualrymple, Scots Fusilier Guards, by
General Sir Alexander Woodford
Colonel Dickson, 16th Lancers, by Lieutenant General
Hon Sir Edward Cust
Arthur Hodd, Esq., Lieutenant London Rifle Brigade,
by Lieutenant Colonel George Warde
Major General Hon A. A. Dalzell, commanding South
Eastern District, by the Duke of Cambridge
Captain Arthur Ellis, Grenadier Guards, by the Duke of
Cambridge
Major General Vincent Eyre, by Lieutenant General Sir
George Pollock
Mr George Estcourt, by Mr Sotheron Estcourt
Lieutenant C. A. Empson, R.A., by Col li. L. Gardiner
Lieutenant Fleetwood J. Edwards, R.E., by General Sir
John Burgoyne
Lieutenant Francis Q. Edmondes, R.E„ by General Sir
John Burgoyne
Lieutenant Killingworth R. Todd, R.E., by General Sir
John Burgoyne
Captain V. Tongue, 60th Rifles, by Colonel H. Bingham,
60th Rifles
Major-Gen. Viscount Templotown, by the Marquis of
Bristol
The Hon. T. J. Hovell Thurlow, Private Secretary to the
late Viceroy of India, by Sir Charles Wood
Mr A. Underwood, by Major-Gen. Hon A. A. Dalzell
Ensign F. Vardon, 87th Regt., by the Adjatant-General
Lieut. the Hon J. C. Vanneck, Soots Fusilier Guards,
by Gen. Sir Alexander Woodford
Assist-Surgeon E. yenning, Ist Life Guards, by Lieut.-
Colonel the Hon D. C. de Ros, Ist Life Guards
Captain R. Vyner, Grenadier Guards, by Major-General
Lord Frederick Paulet
Lieutenant the Zion J. R. Volley, Coldstream Guards,
by General Sir W. M. Gomm
Mr T. Spencer Wells, by the Lord Chamberlain
Lieutenant Wynne, Scots Fusiliers, by Gen. Woodford
Captain Wheeley, by the Right Hon Sir J. Pakington

M.P.
Major James T. Walker, R.E:, by Lieut.-General Scott
Captain Welch, ILA., by Colonel Gardiner
Lieutenant Whatley, R.E., by General Sir John Bur.

goyne
Captain Wellington, 77th Regiment, by the Adjutan,
General
Lieutenant the Hon F. A. Wellesley, Coldstream Guards,
by General Gomm
Mr Thomas Francis Wade, Secretary to her Majesty's
Legation, Pekin, by Earl Russell
Major Young, 37th Regt., by the Duke of Cambridge
Captain the Hon Charles John Shore, Scots Fusiliers,
by General Woodford
Captain Speke, Indian Army, by Sir R. I. Murchison
Colonel Herbert Stepney, Coldstream Guards, by General
Gomm
Lieutenant G. Clayton Swiney, Gth Dragoon Guards, by
the Adjutant-General
Ensign Walter J. Stride, Ist Surrey Rifles, by General
Sir George Pollock
General Sir Frederick Smith, by the Duke of Cambridge
Assistant-Surgeon J. T. M. Symons, M.D., ILA., by
Colonel H. L. Gardiner
Lieut. William F. H. Spaight, R.E., by General Sir John
F. Burgoyne, Bart., G C B, Inspector-General of Engineers
Captain Philip Smith, Grenadier Guards, by Major-
General Lord Frederick Paulet
Rev W. Sparrow Simpson, M.A,, chaplain to the Right
lion the Lord Mayor, by the Lord Mayor
Lord Sandys, lieutenant 2d Life Guards, by General
Marquis of Tweeddale
The Rev Thiel Tonkin, chaplain to the High Sheriff of
Cornwall, by Sir William Alexander
Captain W. Wrench Towse, London Rifle Brigade, by
Lieutenant-Colonel George• Warde
Lieutenant Rawdon J. C. Thompson, 14th Hussars, by
the Adjutant-General.
Deputy-Assistant Commissary-General Alfred Robert
Thompson, by Commissary General-in-Chief W. T. Power
Major-General Lord Frederick Paulet, by the Field
Marshal Commanding in Chief
Lieutenant St. John Paulet, by Major-General Lord
William Pallid
Louis Diston Fowles, Esq., by the Earl of Clarendon
Lieutenant William Osborn, R.E., by General Sir John
F. Burgoyne, Bart., Inspector General of Engineers
Sir Rouadell Palmer, by the Lord Chancellor
Rev Felix Palmer, Chaplain to Mr Sheriff Cave, by Mr.
Sheriff Cave
Vice-Admiral Quin, by the Duke of Somerset
Lieutenant-Colonel Rodney, Assistant Adjutant-General
Royal Marines, by Lord George Lennox
Major Ross, late her Majesty's Indian Army Staff Corps,
Bengal, by the Earl of Kintore
Lieutenant R. T. Roberts, ILA., by Colonel Gardiner
Colonel C. J. B. Riddell, by General Sir H. Roes
Ensign James Charles Rogers, London Rifle Volunteer
Brigade, by Lieutenant Colonel Warde
Sir J. William Smith, by the Secretary of State for War
Major-General St. George, by Earl de Grey and Ripon
Rev. Arthur Stone, her Majesty's Chaplain at Allahabad,
by the Secretary of State for India
Lord Sherborne, by the Earl of Dude.
Sir Francis W. Shields, by the Right Han. R. Lowe,
M.P.
Mr. William M. Scharlieb, Uncovenanted Civil Service
of India, by Lord Harrill