The Sun.
London, England, 1839-05-23 00:00:00

SUNDAY TRA DlNG.—Last night a very crowded
vestry meeting of the inhabitants of St. Clement Danes
took place at the vestry room, for the purpose of taking into
consideration the best means for the future suppression of
Sunday trading in that parish, Mr. Mason, the senior
churchwarden, in the chair.
Yesterday a dinner was given to Mr. Denison,
at the Red Lion Ina, Dorking, at which a testimonial, in
the shape of a piece of plate, was presented to him. The
Earl of Lovelace in the chair.
LONG WINTER.--There was a heavy fall of
snow as early as the 13th of October, and another on the
same day in May, staking an actual winter of seven
months.

The: Queen held a Levee yesterday afternoon at St.
James's Palace, which was very numerously attended.
Her Majesty and suite came from Buckingham Palace in
three of the Royal carriages, escorted by a party of the
Life Guards. Her Majesty was received by the great
Officers of State.
His Imperial Highness the Hereditary Grand Deka of
Russia, accompanied by Prince Frederick Henry of the
Netherlands, and attended by Viscount Torrington and
Count Orloff came to the Levee, and entered the Palace
by the Colour Court. His Imperial Highness was ushered
through the State-rooms to the Throne-room.
The Duke of Sussex and the Puke of Cambridge, at-
tended by
byim MajoriS Stephens,
were +dee present.
Royal Higieesses were soon after-
ratnedp
wards coed ected by the Lord Chatee,erlain to the presence
of the Queeil ie the Royal Closet.
Master Werriess was presented to her Majesty by the
Master of the parse, and kissed hands on his appointment
as one of the Pages of Honour.
The Queen attended by the Marchioness of Normanby
and Lady Portman, Ladies in Waiting; Lord Byron,
Lord in Waiting. Sir Robert Otway, Groom in Waiting,
Lord Alfred Paget, Equerry in Waiting, Master Cowell
and Master Chichester, Pages of Honour in Waiting, en-
tered the Throne Room, the Foreign Ministers were then
introduced. In the diplomatic circle the following presen-
tations to the Queen took place:—
Count Auguste Potoky, and M. Hamee, Councillor of
State to his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia, by
Count Pozzo Di Borgo, the Russian Ambassador.
Major Van Buren, son of the President of the United
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The Marquis de Breme, a Piedmontese Nobleman, by
Count le Pollon, the Sardinian Minister.
The Marquis Paul d'Adda (Chamberlain of the Empe-
ror of Austria), the Marquis Litta Modignani, both from
Milan, and Chamberlain to the Emperor; and the Princes
Charles and Joseph Poniatowski, from Florence, by M.
Hummelauer, Austrian Charge d'Affaires.
M. C. M. de Lima, Attache to the Brazilian Legation
at St. Petersburg, by the Cornmandeur Marques Lisboa,
the Brazilian Charge d'Affaires.
Count M. de Gneibenan. a Prussian Nobleman, by Ba-
ron Werther, the Prussian Charge d'Affaires.
General Lopez, of New Grenada, by M. Garro, the
Mexican Minister.
M. B. Mary, Belgian Charge d'Affaires at the Court
of his Grecian Majesty, and Mr. E. Conway, Secretary of
his Majesty the King of the Belgians, by M. Van de
Weyer, the Belgian Minister.
At the Entree the Archbishop of Canterbury presented
to the Queen the Report of the National Society, for IBA
for the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the
Established Church.
The Marquis of Headfort was presented, on receiving
the Order of St. Patrick.
The Lord Advocate was presented on his appointment,
by Lord John Russell.
The Rev. Charles Cater, M.A., Chaplain to the Lord
Mayor, was presented by the Lord Mayor.
The Levee was attended by the Russian Ambassador,
Reshid Pasha, Ottoman Ambassador, and Mr. Salome,
her Majesty's Oriental Interpreter; the Wurtemberg, Bel.
gian, Danish, Bavarian, United States, Sardinian, Hano-
verian, Spanish, Mexican, Portuguese, and Saxon Minis-
ters ; M. de Hummelauer, Austrian Charge d'Affaires ;
Baron de Buurqueney, French Charge d'Affaires; Baron
Rehausen, Swedish Charge d'Affaires; B.iron Werther,
Prussian Charge d'Affaires; Comroandeur M. Lisboa, Bra-
zilian Charge d'Affaires; Baron Bentinck, Netherlands
Charge d'Affaires; Prince J. Soutze, Greciao Charge
d'Affaires; G. Capeca Galeota dei Duchi di Regina, Sici-
lian Charge d'Affaires ; Mr. Benjamin Rush, Secretary
of the United States Legation; Baron de Lagos ;
Baron Behr, his Belgian Majesty's Minister to Turkey ;
M. F. Pampillo, Attache to the Spanish Legation;
Count Zavadowsky, Count Kinsky, Count Woronzow.
Ali Effendi, First Secretary, and Monsieur Agob,
Interpreter to the Turkish Embassy; the Lord Steward,
the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the Horse, the
Commander of the Forces, the Captain of the Honourable
Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, Viscount Comberniere,
Gold Stick in Waiting, Lord Denman, Lord Chief Jus-
tice of the Court of Queen's Bench, the Captain of the
Yeomen Guard, the Master of the Queen's Buck Hounds,
the Vice Chamberlain. the Master General of the Ord-
nance, Sir Edward Disbrowe, her Majesty's Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the King of the
Netherlands ; the Treasurer of the Household, the Comp-
troller of the Household, Mr. Stephen, Under Sceretary
of State, Hon. Edward Butler, L;eutenant of the Hon.
Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, the Lord Registrar of Scot-
land, the Lord Mayor, the Master of the Ceremonies, Col.
Caeendish, the Clerk Marshal, Sir Thos. Reeve, Standard
Bearer to the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, Sir G.
Mutton, Ensign of the Yeomen Gaard, the Dear of
Hereford, Deputy Clerk of the Closet in Waiting,
Mr. Sergeant Arabin, Mr. Rich, Groom iu Waiting, the
Solicitor- General to the Queen Dowager, Mr. Sheriff
Wood ; Sir William Burnett, K. C. H., Physician Gene-
ral of the Navy ' - Mr. James Bunce Curling, Clerk of the
Cheque to the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms ; Mr.
Ullerthorpe, Clerk of the Cheque to the Yeomen Guard;
Colonel Wood, Aide-de-Camp to her Majesty; Captain
Sir Andrew Green (in waiting) ,and the lion. Captain
Poulett, Naval Aide-de-Camp to the Queen ; Colonels
' Sir A. Dalrymple, Wynyard, and Brown Aide-de-Camp
to the Queen ; Sir Thomas Horsley Cut-tens and Mr.
Parker Nuttall, Ezon of the Yeomen Guard; Sir Benja-
min Smith ; Mr. George Hayter, her Majesty's Painter
of fi'story end Portraits ; Lieut.-Colonel Hall, Silver
Stick ; M jor Hyde, Assiettnt Muster and M ;lthal of the
Ceremonies; Captain Pechell, R. N., M. P., Equerry to
her Majesty the Queen Dowager ; the Hea. Colonel
Caradoc, K..H., Equerry to her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Kent; Rev. Thomas Mills, Cleylein in Or-
dinary in Waiting ; Captain Green, Mr. Blackwood, and
Mr -Strechan, Gentlemen Ushers in Waitiag to, the
Queen ; end the following :
Dl,XlS—Roxbugh, Richmond.
:'ilAllQ(.llSES—WeetininAter, Hendfort, D- ug,lae, Dawn-
shire, \Niece:ester, Exeter.
Helms—Plymouth, Kelvins, Me xb irougn, Caleden,
Liverpool, Kinnoull, Lietowel, Merton, Craven, Moray,
al Anvers, Chademont, Verulam, Bradford. Galloway,
Desait. Mayo, Dunmore, Mulgrave, Huntingdon, Stanford
aid Werringtere Lonsdale, March, Fingall, Jersey,
Rosalyn, Wir:chilsea, Cedogsn, De Grey, Portarlington.
VISCOUNTS—Canterbury, Canning, Pollington, Dillon,
Fitzberris, Bovinedon, Holmesdale, Andover. Hawarden,
Sydney, Eastnor, Maynard.
LORDS.—Glenelg, Leigh, Cranstoun, Talbot de Mal-
chide, Vernon, Montagu, Gardner, Lilford, G. Somer.
set, Cowley, F. Somerset, Rodney, Radsteck, Edward
Russell, C. Fitzroy, Rolle, Petre, Fred. Beauclerk,
D. D , Russell, Oranmore, Forester, Portman, Jocelyn,
Charles Clinton, Edward Howard, Wortley, J. Butler,
St. John, Dalmeny, Leveson, Langford, Villiers, J.
Somerset, C. Gordon, Delamere, Dc Freyne, Clements,
Colborne, Northuick, G. Bentinck, Dunboyne, Sher-
borne. Bingham, Vaux.
Brintors.—Llaridaff, Elphin, Kildare, Chichester,
Lincoln.
RIGHT fIONOURABLIIS.—Sir Alexander Johnston, Major-
General Sir Henry Hardinee, Sir J. H. Rose, F. Shaw,
M. P., J. C. Herries, H. Ellis, Thos. Courtecay, T. F,
Lewis, Sir Gore Ouseley, Bart., G.C. H.
HONCWRABLES.—Edward Petra, Frederick Craven,
Charles Ewaa Law, M.P., Q.C. J. Oliphant Murray,
Cecil Forester, George Fitzwilliam, James Howard,
Mr. Vesey, J. C. Dundas, Lieutenant-Colonel Aber.
crombie, M.P., R. Curzon, jun., T. Knox, Mr. J. S.
Wortley, J. Bruce, H. Cholmeadeley, G Keppel, J.
Strangways, Rev. W. Herbert, Mr. Wrotteeley, F.
Spence, C. Hope, M. P., A. Villiers, J. Ponsonby, R.
S. Carew, R. Curzon. J. Stuart, R. B. Wilbraham,
R. W. Henniker, Major Keppel, W. R. Colborne,
Major Massey, Captain Blackwood, R. N., Captain Kep-
pel, R. N.. Captain Wilbraham, Major Searlett, M. P.,
Mr. Maynard.
BARONETS.—Jacob Astley, John Johnstone, Richard
Balkeley, Walter James, Francis Shuckburgh, Philip
Grey Egerton, Charles Blunt, George Baker, R. Wit-
mot Horton, Sandford Graham, C. Morgan, E. Wilmot,
M.P., Thomas Butler, D. Dundas, W. Chatterton, R.
• tiffs. J. Copley, T. Baring. W. Jol-
PriKcer:tejliT\Sl.....al::elßan.
Moubray, K. H., E. I. Stanhope, H. Compton, J. H.
Gordon,H. WCihilairalmess'Aldis, R.
Hausler, David Brewster, LH., D. Baird, W. Pyre,
W. Symonds. F. A. Mackenzie, J. Hall, P. Mickle-
thwait, J. Webb.
DZAH—Carlisle.
Aacuratecon—Venables.
RFV. Doceoes—Bowles, Haldane.
KNIGHTS--Alexander
ra mDPub bell , J .
Rev. Messretass--Cbarles Cator, M.A., C. Wetherell,
J. Davis, W. Temple, B. Porteus, R. Knox, Lord J.
Thynne, J. E. Tyler, R. W. Whitford, John Coles, W.
I. Rowe, C. Woodward, B. C.L., J. C. B. Warren, A.M.,
J. M. Da‘swtn, J. Delafeld.
DOcrons—flurke, Thomson, G. F. D. Evans, Lardner,
Roget, Richard Bright, Granville, Bostock, Headley, Cox.
ALDIXIIAN Hyndman.
MEssiguita.--Francis Lysons Price, Josiah Wilson,
Henry Reeve, John Stuart, Q. C., Edmund Lionel Wldson
ells,
Sebastian Smith, Cotes, Paynter, Selby, Dona
Selby, Hughan, William Chicheley Plowden, Charles H.
Chicheley Plowden, Henry Cohen, Thomas Joshua Platt,
Q.C., Granville J. Penn, Hughes Hughes, Wale,
Charles Lane, Charles Edward Jerningham, C. D.
Archibald, Leonard Thompson, Milne, Edward Archibald,
George Hope, Mundy, John M'Cullatn, Montague Parker,
M. P.. Smyth, H. M. O'Hanlon, Fitsgibbon, Richard
Hodgson, Basset, R. Bonfil, Charles Long, Mont-
gomery Martin, Lawrence Peel, Whyte Melville, E.
Plunkett, Gorge H. Bainbridge, Pollen, Townley,
D. S. Ker, Stonor, Moreton, Arthur Leslie, Ward-
law Ramsay, Kerrison Harvey, Thoyts, Henry Walters,
Hussey, Andrew Drummond, Barry, M.P., S. P. Dick-
son, William Villiers Stuart, M.P., Carrick, Bagshaw,
Boddington, G. O'Mally Irwin, Bury Doyne, Batard,
Tottenham, Joseph Maxwell, Wilbraham, M.P., Ord,
M.P., Thomas Harrison, John Taylor, Charles Stronge,
John Wood, Vivian, John Scott, Dovrnay, Packe,
Burges, Apsley Pellatt, Johnston, Lumley, George James
Knox, Charles Buller, M. ne, Charles Thomas Stanley,
Herbert, Horace Twiss, Trafford, Hutton, W. Glad-
stone, Cecil Boothby, Frederick John Morris, St.
John Baker, Edmund Wheble, Solly Flood, Burke,
John Talbot 'Clifton, Feilden, Augustus Frederick Codd,
Edmund Barker, Labalmondiere, Bernal, M. P., George
Robert Smith, Helbert Helbert, Nicholas P. Leader,
Lawless, Platt, Wray, John Stanley, John Farren, Drewe,
Charles Clive, Edward Lee, Philip Bouverie, Edward
Rice, M. P. Edward Stewart, Douglas Stuart, More
O'Ferrall, Gustavus Lambert, George R. Corner, Soy_
mour Teulon, J. Lysaght, Pennefather, Talbot Patterson,
Milner Gipson, Murray, Bechar, Beamisb, M.P., Clime
ming Bruce, Raikes Currie, M.P., Moreton Dyer, Bettie
Wrightson, Robertson, Coulson, Bernard Burke, Hock-
ley F. Wood, Wright, Edward 'Drummond, Bellew, Mor-
gan John O'Connell, Haines, Clernentson, Hanham, John
Eld, J. M'lntyre, Stephen Cowell, Alexander Lambert,
J. Forbes, Mayne, Crawford Antrobus, Silvertep, Greenfield,
Henry Grenville, Vernon, Bentinck, Morgan O'Connell,
Annesley, E. B. Roche, M. P., Dewar, John T. Lyne,