The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-28 00:00:00

THE KING'S LEVEE.

Yesterday his MAJESTY held his first Levee for this
season, at his Palace, St. James's.
A Guard of Honour of the Foot Guards, with their
Band in State dresses, occupied the Palace-yard ; and a
detachment of the Royal Horse Guards were stationed in
the Royal Court-yard, where the general company enter.

The Police were under the direction of Messrs. TOWNS.
END and SAYERS, the officers, and Mr. LEE, the High
Constable of Westminster, was at the head of a posse of
constables. The arrangements in anti about the Palace
were under the superintendence of the Marshalmen, the
Under Porters, the Gentlemen Porters, and the Sergeant
Porter. The Yeomen Guard lined the grand staircase
and the guard room.
Messrs. DORELL and lIALSE, the State Pages, with the
other Pages, were in attendance.
The doors of the Palace were opened above half an hour
before the appointed time, in order to prevent confusion in
the setting down of the company, many of whom by that
time had arrived. _ _ . _

A little before two o'clock the Corporation of the city of
Dublin arrived in grand procession. The Loan MAYOR
in his full robes, carrying his white wand of office, attended
by the Bearers of the Mace, the Sword of State, and the
Cap of Maintenance, came in the state carriage. The car-
riage is very light and elegant, the upper pannels being of
glass. It his a very modern appearance, although gilt
forty-two years ago. The cost was three thousand
guineas. It was drawn by six bays. The procession was
flanked by battle-axe men, dressed in uniform. His Lord-
ship was accompanied by Mr. J. SHAW, the Recorder;
the Rev. Groans BLACKER, the Chaplain to the Corpora-
tion; Sheriffs MALLET and I-Lain-AN; Aldermen Sir
ABRAHAM BRADLEY KING, Sir EDMOND NUGENT, Sir
THOMAS WHELAN, Alderman Monalsmv, and Alderman
SMITH, together with a number of the Members of the
Court of Common Council.

The KING entered the state rooms precisely at two
o'clock, and gave audiences to the Colonel of the Guard
and to the Field Officer in Waiting, who made his report
of the effective state of the three regiments of Foot Guards.
His MAJESTY, dressed in an Admiral's m►iform, took
his seat on the Throne, for the purpose of receiving an
Address of Congratulation on his Accession, and of Con-
dolence on the demise of the late King, from the General
Assembly of the Church of Scotland. Near the throne
stood the Dukes of CumusaLasto and CAMERIDGI,
Prince GEORGE of Cumberland, Prince GEORGE of
Cambridge, Prince Luor.mn, the Cabinet Ministers, the
Lord Steward, the Master of the Horse, Earl BELFAST,
Vice Chamberlain, the Treasurer of the Household, the
Groom of the Stole, the Lord in Waiting, the Captain of
the Yeoman Guard, and the Page of Honour in Waiting.

The Deputation from the General Assembly were intro-
duced by the LORD CHAMBERLAIN and Messrs. MASH
and Maims!, the Gentlemen Ushers in Waiting. Among
the Deputation were the Rev. Dr. STINGER, the Mode-
rator : the Rev. Dr. LEE, one of the Ministers of Edin-
burgh; Mr. ALEXANDER PRINGLE, of Whitbank, ALP: ;
Mr. SINCLAIR ; Sir HENRY JARDINE, King's Remem-
brancer of Exchequer in Scotland ; and Sir JOHN
CONNELL, Procurator for the Church of Scotland.
The Address was read by the Rev. Dr. STINGER, the
Moderator, to which his MAJESTY returned a mat gra-
cious answer. The Members of the deputation had the
honour of kissing the KING'S hand.
The KING then retired, and shortly after the QUEEN
entered and took her seat on the Throne, attended by Lord
Howe:, her MAJESTY'S Chamberlain, the Earl of EaeoL,
her MAJESTY'S Master of the Horse, the Marchioness of
WESTMEATH anti Countess of BROWNLOW, Ladies in Wait-
ing ; Miss BoYLE, Miss SNEYD, Miss Hors, and Miss
EDEN, Maids of Honour; and the Hon. Mrs. Hors, Bed-
chamber Woman. The Deputation were introduced to
the QUEEN in the same manner as they had been to the
KING. The Moderator read an Address to her MA-
JESTY, which was graciously received.
The KING resumed his seat on the Throne, when the
Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Recorder, Aldermen, and others of
the City of Dublin, were introduced to his MAJESTY with
the usual ceremonies, and the Recorder, Mr. J. SHAW,
first read an Address of the Corporation on his MaJzsrv's
succession to the Throne in an aulible voice, and then one
of condolence on the death of the late KING, to which
his MAJESTY returned gracious answers. The Lord Mayor
and others had the honour of kissing the Ktrtm's hand.
His MAJESTY again retired, and the QUEEN ascended
the Throne, attended as before, and received a coinplimen-
tary Address from the Corporation, to which her MA-
JESTY returned a most gracious answer.
The Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners lined
the Throne-room during the time the Addresses were de.
livered, headed by Viscount HEREFORD, their Captain ;
H. B. Histarcu, Esq., the Lieutenant; and Sir Gitosoz
Pococx, the Standard Bearer.
His MAJESTY gave audiences to the Duke of BRUNS..
serer, and the Prussian and Spanish Ministers, to which
they were introduced by the Earl of .AusanEEN, and con-
ducted by Sir ROBERT Cilium, the Master of the Cere-
monies. Their Excellencies delivered letters of congra-
tulation to his MAJESTY.

Lord GLENLYON bad an audience of hi• MAJESTY, to
return the Badge and Ribbon of the Order of the Thistle,
worn by his father, the late Duke of ATHOL.
Mr. STUART bad an audience of the KING, to deliver
the Badge of the Bath, worn by the late Sir CIIARLY.i M.
Pore.

The Km then held his Levee, and received the Dukcs
Of CuM 10:11.I.AND and CAMBRIOOF, the Cabinet Ministers,
the Great Officers of State ; the Austrian, Netherlands,
and French Ambassadors; the Prussian, Spanish, Russian,
American, Neapolitan, Bavarian, Swedish, Wirtemberg,
Mexican, and Dense-Towns Ministers; the Brazilian
Charge d'Affaires; M. DEner., Secretary to the Nether-
lands E wbassy ; the Counsellor to the Austrian Embassy ;
Mr. WASHINGTON IRVING, Secretary is the American
Embassy; the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, the Earl
Marshal, the Grand Falconer, the Lord Chief Justice of
England, the Master of the Rolls, the Lord Chief Justice
of the CoMmon Pleas, the Lord Chief Baron, the At-
torney and Solicitor Generals, the Commander of the
Forces, the Secretary of State for Ireland, the Secretary
at War, the Paymaster of the Forces, the Quartermaster-
General, the Chief Commissioner of Woods and Forests,
the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the Master of
th! King's Stag Hounds, the Provost of Eton, the Secre-
taries and Attachbo to the Embassy of Prince TA
RAND, who were severally presented to the KINo by his
Excellency.
Among the general company were—
DUKES—Dorset, Argyll, Norfolk, Wellington, St. Alban's,
Leeds.
MARQUISSES—Bute, Anglesea, Salisbury, Sligo, Ormonde.
EARLS—Wincliilsea, Newburgh, Portmore, Plymouth, Ba-
thurst, Charlemont, Mayo, Rosalyn, Aberdeen, Essex, Maccles-
field, Courtown.
VISCOUNTS—Newark, Llitbrd, Villiers, Strangfonl, Bernard,
Melville, Ingestre, Lowther, Granville.
LORDS—Norreys, Glenlyon, Petre, Dormer, W. Russell, Nu.
gent, Stourton, Tenterden, G. Seymour, Saltouti, Eliot, Dudley,
Stuart, Ellenborough, Byron, G. Somerset, Hill, St. Helena,
Maryborough, F. Somerset, TAWCBOII Gower.
RIGHT 110NOURABLES—Sir Robert Peel, J. C. Caleraft,
It. W. Horton, Sir Geo. Murray, F. Lewis, C. Arbuthnot, H.
Goulbutn,J. C. Herries.
110NOURAB1.ES---W. Bathurst, Rev. Mr. Moore, Thomas
Erskine, Twi,leton Mennen, Colonel Pakenham, A. H. Moreton,
J. Stewart, Captain De lbws, R.N., Captain Fellow, E,
Stewart, Colonel W. Stratford. Captain Maitland.
COUNT—Donhott
BA RONS—Linsingen, Munchausen, Dimsdale.
SIRS—H. Hardin e, Wathen Waller, Alexander Johnston.
Edmund Antrohus, E.iMurray Macgregor, Thomas Bowser, G.
Nayler George Duckett, Bart., A. Bradley King, J. Connell,
11. Jardine, David Ogilby, J. Sewell, W. Burrowes, I). Hill, W.
Kay, Bart., L. Moeller, E. Tucker, T. Whelan, C. Morgan,
Bart., C. Aldis, G. Clerk, T. Shelley, I). Roose, J. Webb, J.
Dunbar, IL N., C. Ogle, A. D'Late.
IiISHOPS--Exeter, Oxford, London.

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Than of Norwich.
REV. DOCTORS—PoIe, Lee, Singer, Nares, Stewart, Nolan,
Chalmers, Blair Macknight, Goodenough, Cook, Watson.
REV. MESSIEURS—C. H. Newton Rodeo. Alexander
Sterkey,G. Blacker, John Michell, Walter F. Hook, T. Ran-
dolph, N Chinnery, S. S. Pons, S. Leggett, Philip S. Dodd,
George Hudson, R. 'W, Jell', Sir W. H. Cooper, 'Robert 'Hal.
pole, S. Demainbray.
DOCTORS—Johnson, F. Arthur.
ALDERMEN —Winchester Morrison, Sir A. Bradley King,
Smith, Sir E. Nugent, Sir T. Whelan.
ADMIRALS—Sir Win. Hargood, Tollemache, Stuart, Sir-J.
Beresford, Sir John Gore, Sir John Wells, Worsley, Sir I'. C.
Henderson Durham, Palmer, Visct. Exmouth, Hon.
Sir H. Hotham, Mudge,' Sir Clark Ogle, Sir Robert Stopford,
Sir J. Sydney Yorke, titr F. Laforey, Sir Richard King, Hon.
Sir 11. Black Wood, Sir Charles Rowley, Sir B. Martin, Dobson,
II:Hallowell Carew, Lord Colville, Sir Heavy Neale.
GENERALS—PaImer, Watson, J. M.l.eod, Wulff D.
Wemyu, Thornton, blade, J. Campbell„ Bligh, sir Colin Mal.
kett, Roar Campbell, Wingrove, Sir W. Kerr Grant, Dunlop,
Comer, Makle, Sir Gregory Way, Fuller, Sir Thomas Bowser,
Macdoneil, Macdonald, St. George, Hay, Dickinson, Sir Win.
Pringle, Sir Robert Wilson, Mainwaring, Marley, Sir r.de
Rattenburg, Dalbiac, Sir Warren Peacoeke, Sir Colquhoun
Grant, Travers, Philpot, Sir John Maclean.
COLONELS—Fltsclarenee, D! k,
Hugh Balllie, What-
ley, Maixlonald, C. 8., Jones, Dick, Sir ilobert Gardiner. Men,
Sir Charles Broke Vere, Gibbs, Wood, J. M. F. Smith, Roivley,
Hill, Buller, Elphinstone, °oldie Sir Dudley Hill, Briitow,
Lewis, Williamson, Clitheroe, C.. 'Napier, Burstein, Hare, c,
Fox, Bowler, Sir James Reynett, It Wemyss,Lushinaton,
Stanley, Seale, J. Harvey, Samuel Dales, King, wyndhain,
Dwyer, J. Wilson, R. Kelly, Steele, Allen, Le Contour, ters,
French, Woodford.
MAJORS—Hyde, Searlett, 'Jeddes, Garvock,
CAPTAINS--Fitselarence,_ Cates, J. Baldwin, Warren, X,
NV. Corry Astley, Braddyll Bigland, Cuinby, C.' Bullen, J.
Brooke Pechell, C. Mitchell; Stephens, Sulliviut, Martin, C.
Carter, J. Norman Cattipbell, Friinkland, ,G. Seymour W
Fisher, A. Campbell, F. Petre, S. R. Jarvis, Ore-
R. Begot .1.. Bennett, E. Harvey, O.:Rennie, gh. ,
Spencer, fres, G. F. RichiCharies Bower,lleuverie, '/nary
Martin,- ounsher, G. F. Ilotham, Ttioinaa Smith, fraitt, J.
Reynolds, Henry Stuart, lion. W. Duncan, it
John Lou s, A.
A. Maitland, Rainer, F. Hickey, °nate, Colliy, B. 8. B lett,
W. S. Parkinson, Seymour, C. Harvey, Sir: John Franklin,
Bowks, B. Rowley, Dunlop, J. B. Dundasi Bir'''o, Gar-

diner, Deans Dundas, Mends, Aylmer, F. Cr. C. filer, Har-
ward, Hon. Fleetwood Pell, Swene, Pennell, Hartley, Maitland.
COMMANDERS—Barden, W. Walker, G. Sykes, W. B.
Watts, Scovell, Sherer, S. Brown, G. Evans, H. Preston, S.
!Idlard, B. M. Festing, English, Dobson, T. Ball, J. Kingcome,
Booth, H. Crosbie, Russell, Bentham, Smart.
LIEUTENANTS—Sir Peter Parker, Campbell, C. Forbes,
Cosby, Tollem,sche, Halliday, W. Hoseason, J. Bowen, R. O.
Bridge, C. Jones, Wllwaine, E. Wylde, J. M. Schnell, T. Stuart,
Pratt, Adjutant James, H. James, H. Buller, J. O. Wright,
Warden, C. Dawkins, Robilliard, C. Bell, Bulkeley, Dunlo_p, C.
U. Butler, Desbarough, W. D. Puget, J. Small, Mitchell, R. B.
Crawford, F. Patten, 1.. I. Alen, 8. Spencer.
MESSRS.—Hope, M.P., Barton, Colquhoun, Fred. Pollock.
Hertel, Backhouse, S. Perceval John Frost F.A.S., Croker,
Campbell, Dawson, Dawkins, Kemp, Sinclair, Abercrombie,
Swete, Cottle, Jonathan Sisson, A. Pringle, Hodgson, R. C.
Fergusson, M.P., Vs. Angove, C. Dickins, Cooper, 0. Smith,
Hoyte, R. Jones, W. Scott, Jones. Long, Stoker, Brennen,
H. Brennen, W. Abbott, Baker, W. Alley, H. Cooper W.
Peel, Fitzherbert, Philip Howard, Thomas Attree, Serjeant
Scriven, Roberts, Askew, Buller, Ross. Henry Drummond,
Barrow, Sanderson, Morgan, Davies Gilbert, Metcalfe, Hoar,
Montague Burgoyne, Meek, Stuart, W. Stuart, Hill, ILN.,
James Buller, Durie, Henry Grape, Cowley, Wise, Robert
Adam Hondas, Joseph Priestley, Polhill, M.P., Fardell, M.P.,
G. C. Harvey, P. Davidson I'. Campbell Scarlett, Sandford,
Clement, Taunton, David Pollock, Etitnett, R. Nicholls J.
Shaw, Donovan, Tassell, J. N. Hughes. Beale, Bernal, M.P.,
Idayford, W. Pao!, Wolfe Neville Grenville, C. F.. Jenkins, M.
A. Taylor. Gardiner, C. Paget, A. Spottiswoode, Howard, G.
Burrard, M.P., Bathurst.

The following were presented
Mr. Tassel!, Mayor of Maidstone; Aldennan Winchester, Mem.
her for Maidstone; Mr. David Pollock, Recorder of Maid-
stone ; Mr. Edmett, Chamberlain of Maidstone; Mr: Hoar,
Deputy Recorder ; Mr. T. N. Hughes, a Jurat ; Mr. 'Wise, a
31agistrate ; and Mr. Beale, of Maidstone, with an Address,
by Sir Robert Peel
Mr. Sanderson, with an Address, from Colchester
Mr. Swete, High Sheriff of Devon, with the County Address, by
Lord Rolle
Colonel Wood, by Colonel Fitzclarence, on his appointment of
Aide-de-Camp to his Majesty for the Service of the Militia,
and to present an Address from the County of Brecon
Mr. Colo Colonial Agent for Nevis, and Mr. Cottle, with
the Address of Condolence and Congratulation from the Coun.
eil of Nevis
The High Sheriff; with an Address from the County of Buck.
ingham
Mr. William Angove, R.N. Mayor of Penryn, with an Address
from the Inhabitants of that Borough, by Sir Robert Peel
Mr. Colquhoun, Colonial Agent for the Virgin Islands, with an
Address of Condolence and Congratulation from elle Legis.
I iture
The Knight of Gnu, High Sheriff of the County of Limerick,
with an Address
Lord William Russell, by the Earl of Jersey
Lord Norreys, by the Earl of Macclesfield
Lord Glenlyon, to return the badge and ribbon of the Order of
the Thistle worn by his father, the late Duke of Athol'
The Bishop of Exeter, on his translation to the See of Bangor,
by the Archbishop of Canterbury
Earl of Winehilsea, by the Marquis of Bute
The Bishop of Oxford,
.by the Earl of Jersey
Mr. Barton, on his appointment as Treasurer to the Queen
Viscount !Afford, by Lord George Seymour
Mr. Frederick Pollock, King's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor
Capt. Cates, by Lieutenant-General Callander
Cant. Fitzelarence' by the Earl of Errol
Mr. Hodgson, on being appointed one of the Gentlemen of the
l'rivy Chamber in Ordinary to his Majesty, by Sir It. Peel
Mr. Professor Sandford, University of Glasgow, by Sir R. Peel
Capt. Edward Wm. Corry Astley, R.N. by Sir It. Peel, Bart.
Lord Dormer, by the Marquis of Sligo
Viscount Newark, by Lord Clinton
Mr. Dedel, Secretary to the Netherlands Embassy, by the Ne-
therlands Ambassador
Rev. John Michell, by Capt. Usher R.N.
lion. 'l'. Erskine, one of the King's Counsel, by the Lord
Chancellor
Rev. Thomas Randolph, Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty,
by the Bishop of London
Mr. Joseph Priestley, of Wakefield, by Dr. Macmichael, to pre-
sent to his Majesty the 1, Historical Aecimunt of the Navigable
Rivers, Canals, and Rail Roads, in Great Britain"
Time Rev. Dr. Pole, by Mr. James Buller
Sir Evan Murray 1411firegor, by Lord Glenlyon
Sir George Duckett, Bart. by• Admiral Sir Henry Neale
Rev. C. H. Newton 'lodes by the Duke of Devonshire
Mr. Taunton, one of his Majesty's Counsel, by the Lord Chan-
cellor
Rev, Walter F. Hook, on his appointment as Chaplain in Ordi-
nary to his Majesty, by the Bishop of London
The Dean of Norwich, by the Archbishop of Canterbury
Mr. Stuart, to deliver the Badge of the Bath worn by Sir C.
B. Pole
Mr. W. Stuart, by the Marquis of Bute
Earl of Newburgh, by the Lord in Waiting
Rev. George Hudson, by the Duke of Leeds
Mr. Andrew Spottiswoode, by Sir Robert Peel
lion. Baron Dminsdale, by the Marquis of Salisbury
Mr. George Burrard, M.P., by Admiral Sir Harry Neale
Sir W. Waller, on receiving the Grand Cross of the Guelphic
Order
Mr. Richard Nichols, of Wakefield, by Dr. Macmichael, to pre-
sent the " Map of Navigable Rivera, Canals, and Rail Roads
in Great Britain"
Earl Portmore, by Earl Brownlow
Sir Edmund Antrobus, by Vice-Admiral Sir Richard King
Lord Petre, by the Duke of Norfolk
Rev. Dr. Nolan, by the Archbishop of Canterbury
Mr. Morgan, by Sir Charles Morgan
Mr. Gardiner, on his return from the Continent
Rev. Dr. Nares, by the Archbishop of Canterbury
Mr. Bernal, M.P. for Rochester, by the Hon. H. Duncan, CB.
Mr. Henry Drummond, by Lord Melville
Rev. Philip S. Dodd, by the Archbishop of Canterbury
Mr. P. Campbell Scarlett, attached to the Embassy at Paris, by
Lord Aberdeen
Mr. Polhill, SI.P., by Sir William Keir Grant
Mr. Fardell, M.P. for Lincoln, by Lord Strathaven
Commander John Russell, R.N., by the Lord Chamberlain
Captain liarward, R.N., by Admiral Viscount Exmouth
Captain Pennell, by Mr. Crokcr
Captain G. Harris, R.Ts., on his taking his seat in Parliament
Capt. Deans Dumas, II.N , on his appoinment to the command
of his Majesty's ship Prince Regent, by Vice-Admiral Sir J.
P. Beresford, Bart.
Lieut. S. Spencer, R.N., by Captain Thomas Usher, R.N.
Capt. Dunlop, on promotion, by his father,Lleut..General Dunlop
Capt. R. Rowley, on promotion, by Vice-Admiral Sir C. Rowley
Capt. Frankland, by Vice-Admiral Lord Colville.
Capt. E. Harvey, on return from India and Persia, by Sir H
Taylor
Colonel Sir Robert Gardiner, by his Royal Highness Prince
Leopold, on his being appointed Aide.de.Camp to the King
Lleut..Colonel Macdonald, CB., on appointment to the com-
mand of the 33th Regiment, by the Adjutant. General of the
Forces
Colonel Dick, Aide-dc-Camp to the King, by Lord Hill
.entilmileise(dbe4witi)oveiregroaajnopoluieinro, anted
Lieutenant-General Dunlop, by Lord Hill
Lieutenant-General Corner, by time Duke of Wellington
Major O ei ie roi (jai Ito
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Governor Commander
Sir George Cockburn.
Lieut.. Col. Fyers, on his appointment es commanding the Royal
Engineers at time Mauritius, by Major-General Sir A, Brice
Major Scarlett, by Colonel G. Fitrelarence
Major Geddes, by Sir John Maclean
Major Garvock, on his appointment as Assistant-Adjutant.
General at Head-quarters, by Lord Hill
Lieutenant-Colonels Bristow and James Harvey, on promotion,
by Lord Hill
Major-Generals hiainwaring, Sir Francis de Itottenburgh and
Sir William Pringle, by Lord Hill ,
Leut..Colonel Wenlyss, by Lord Hill
Vice-Admiral Dobson, by Sir George Cockburn
Captain Sykes, R.N. by Sir George Cockburn
Colonel Burslern, by Lord Hill
Rear-Admiral hi' hinley, On promotion, by Viscount Melville!
Vice-Admiral Tollemache, on promotion, by Viscount Melville
Admiral Sir Harry Neale, liars. on promotion
Admiral Sir Benjamin Hallowell Carew, on promotion, by Sir
George Mark
Admiral Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, on his promotion
Major-General Rooke, on promotion
Major-General John hl'Leod, by the Adjutant. General
Admiral Sir Robert Stopford, on his advancement to the rank of
Admiral of the White
Vice- Achniral the lion. Sir H. Blackwood, Bart. K.C.B. on
promotion
Admiral Sir John Wells, K.C.B. on promotion
Admiral Viscount Exmouth, to kiss hands
Admiral Palmer, on his return from France
Rear-Admiral Worsley, by Lord St. Helens
Major-Ueneral Phil pot, on his promotion, by General Lord Inn
appointed Inspector of Army Clothing,
Cobloyniciolrldiagibupon being
Major-General Dalbiac, on his appointment as Inspecting General
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Kelly, on his appointment to the 34th Regi.
meni, by Gcueral Lord Mill
Captain 'l. A. Trent, by Lord Hill
l.ieut. W'. D. Puget{ by Lord A. Bcauclerk
Lieut. hlitchell, by General Campbell.
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Commander T. Ball, by Loral
I.ieut. Dunlop, by Gerwra i
Lieut. Alen, 47th Itegitnent,)buyn. ,4 t
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Lieut. Tollemache, by Vice-Admiral 'follemache
Lieut. J. Smell, by Sir A. Dickson
Sir J.
Lieut. Desborough, by General Campbell
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Lieut. itobilliard, on his return from the Mediterranean, by the
Earl of Waldegrave
Limit. C. Dawkins, by Mr. Dawkins •
Lient. and Adjutant James, by General Campbell
Lieut. G. Wright, by Sir George Murray
Lieut. J. M. Schnell, by the Lord in Waiting
Lieut. Charles Bell, R.N. by the Earl of Errol
Lieut. Humphrey Butler, by Lord Beauclerk
Lieut. Warden, by Captain Duncan
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Seymour,sty on his being appointed Master of the Robes to
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Capt. Martin, on return from the Mediterranean, by Sir R. Martin
Capt. Sullivan, by Major-Gen. Daiblac
Capt. Stephens, on his marriage, by Lord Clinton
Capt. B. Bigland, by Sir E. Tucker, K.C.B.
Mr. C. Dickins, by the Earl of Mayo
Sir. Cooper, by the Rev. Sir W. 11. Cooper'
Mr. A. Smith, by the Duke of Argyll
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Lieut.-Col. B. Elphinstone, by Lord Elphluitorie
Lieut-Col. Goldie. by Lord Hill
Commanders B. resting, W. Walker, T. Sykes, J. Sherer (on
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Limits. R. 0 Bridge and J. Pratt, by Major-Gen. Campbell
Captains W. Fisher, .1. N. Campbell C. Carter, Cuniby, Grey, A.
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Mends, by, ord Melville
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Captains W. S. Parkinson and Sweney, by Sir G. Cockburn
Lieuts. F. Patten, T. Stuart, Millwaine, Wylde, and C. Jones,
by Lord Melville
CaNpt..vlalletiAniledre,,„Rd.eN.c.„oCo.,lll,., on being appointed one of his Majesty's
Cimpt. Seymour, on return from Mediterranean,
Limits. Sir P. Parker amid W. lioseason, by Sir . Cockburn
' Capt. Gardiner, by Prince Leopold •
Capt. G. Smith, by Capt. Usiiher
Commanders J. Kingcome and Bentham,
by Lord Melville
Commander Booth, by Sir G. Coe.kburn to Col. Clitherow
Commanders S. Hellen!, H. Preston, W. B, Watts, and Cant
sin
J. Reynolds, on their promotion, by Lord Melville
Capt. G. Ilotham, by Admiral Sir H. Bothers
Lord Eliot, by the Duke of Wellington
'tight lion. It. W. Horton, by the Lord in Waiting
Mr. (lenient, by Viscount Combennere, on going libroad
Time Lord Vino Baum of Scotland, on appointment, by Sir R. Iserl
Sir D. Ogilby, by filajor.Gen. Brooke
-Dr. Johnson, on being appointed Physician litutordimiry 10 41e
King, by the Earl of Roselyn.
Rev. Dr. Goodenough, by the Bishop of London
Mr. Dude, Resident Surgeon Ordnance Medical Deportratlit, by
Lord R. E. 11. qurrierset

Sir G. Clerk, on being app that 1 Under Secretary of State for the
Home Department, hy Sir IL Peel
Hon. E. Stewart, Deputy Chairman of the Board of Customs, by

Mr. Gou'burn •
Hon. James Stewart, by Mr. Goulburn
Rev. R. Walpole, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer
Captain Sir J. Franklin, ILN., on being appointed to etMlmand
his Majesty's ship Rainbow, Viscount Melville
Vice-Admiral Lord Colville, on promotion, and re-election as a
Representative Peer of Scotland, by Viscount Melville
Captain G. Rennie, on his return II•om Sierra Leone and St.
Helena, by Lord Melville
Rear—Admiral Stuart, on his promotion and return from the
Mediterranean, by Sir George Cockburn
('ol. Sir Dudley Hill, on his promotion, by Lieut.—Gen. Moore
Lieut.-Col. Williamson, Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea, by
Lieut. General Sir J. Willoughby Gordon
Admiral Sir Win. Hargood, on promotion
Lieut.-Colonel Samuel Dales, by Limit.. General Hodgson
Col. Charles Napier, by Lieut.. General Sir George Murray
Lieut.. Colonel C. Fox, by Lord Clinton
Colonel Sir James Reynett, Aide—de-Camp to the King, on his
appointment, by 11. It. 11. the Duke of Cambridge
Major-General Sir Gregory Way, by Limit.. Gen. Sir A. Ilarnanl
Major-General Dickinson, by Lieut.-Gen. Lard Edw. Somerset
Lieut.-General Travers, by the Lord in Waiting
Lieut.. General Sir Colquhoun Grant, on his promotion
Lieut.. General Sir Warren Peacocke, on being appointed to the

Government of Kinsale
Major. Gen. Marleyy, on his promotion, by the Duke of Wellington
Capt. Prescott, CB% by Sir R. Martin
Capt. E Bigot, by General Sir Edward Paget
Lieut. Charles Forbes, by Sir Charles Forbes
Capt. Migh, by Rear-Admiral S,r•Thomas Hardy, Bart. K.C.B.
Capt. Petre, by the Duke of Norfolk •
Capt. Henry Stuart, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Capt..). Baldwin, by Admiral Sir I'. C. H. Durham, K.C.R.
Capt. G. F. Rich, by Vice-Actin. the Hon. Sir Henry Blackwood
Vice-Admiral Sir J. Beresford, on being appointed Port Admiral
of the river Medway, by Viscount Melville
Lieut Campbell, by the Right Hon. J. C. Herries
Vice-Admiral Sir John Gore, on promotion
Admiral Sir P. C. H. Durham, K C. 8., on his appointment to be
Equerry to his Royal Highness the Duke of Czunbridge.
Rear-Admiral Mudge, by the Hon. Vice-Admiral Sir 11. llotham
Mr, Catesby Paget, be the Earl of Errl
Mr. Michael Angelo Taylor, by the Right Hon. John Ca'craft
Mr. Neville Grenville, by the Duke of Buckingham
Hon. Colonel Pakenham, Aide-de-Camp, by Lord Hill
Mr. Wolfe, by the Right Hon. J. Calcraft
Mr. Patrick Davidson, by Sir Charles Forbes, Bart. M.P.
lion. Twisleton Hennes, by the Earl of Errol
Mr. J. C. Harvey, by Sir Andrew Barnam
Mr. Robert Adam Dundas, by Viscount Melville
Mr. Henry Grape, by Major-General Campbell
Mr. Askew, by Sir W. H Fremantle
Mr. Metcalfe, by his Royal Highness Prince Leopold
Mr. Ross, on being appointed one of the Lords 01 the Admiralty,
by Viscount Melville
Mr. Buller, by Lord Rolle
Mr. Cuseley, of his Majesty's Legation in the United States, by
the Right Hon. Lord Aberdeen
Mr. Thomas Attree,by Sir Herbert Taylor.
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After the Levee, the KING gave audiences to the Duke
of WiLLINGITON, Sir ROBERT Put., the Loan CuAat•
HICRI.AIN, the Duke of 'Aims, the Duke of 13uuKttta HAN!,
Sir J. EASE, Sir WILLIAM FREMANTLE, Prince CARO,-
LArvit, the Earl of ARKILDERN, and the Silver Stick in
Waiting.
The Lord in Waiting was the Marquis of WINCHESTER.

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