The Sun.
London, England, 1839-04-25 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY'S LEVEE.

I The Queen held a Levee yesterday afternoon, at St.
James's Pa'ace. Her Majcs'y end Suite came in State,
in thr c carriages, escoitei by a l a•ty of the Life Guards,
from Buckingham Palace, shorty before two o'clock.
Her Majesty was attended by the Countess of Charlemont
and the Marchioness of Norn►anby, Ladies in Waiting;
Marquis of Headfort, Lord in Waiting; Hon.. William
CJwper, Groem in Waiting; Colonel Buckley, Equerry
is Waiting; Master Cowell and Master Cavendish, Pages
of Honour in Waiting.
Count de Potldn, the Sirdinian Minister had an AU- •
dience of her Majesty in the Royal Closet, to deliver
letters from his Royal Highness the Duke of Lucca. His
Excellency was introduced by Viscount Palmerston,
G. C B , her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, and conducted by S:r Robert Chester,
Master of the C,:remonies.

Her Majesty having entered the Throne Room, the
following pi% sent,tions toe place in the Diplomats
e.rele :

The Prince de Mestehersky, Charnbt rla:n of his Majesty
tl:e Emperor of Russia, by Count Pozzo di liJrgo, the
Russian Ambassador.
Mr. M. Charles Paterson, of New York, and Mr. Carroll
Mactavish, of Maryland, by Mr. Stevenson, the American
Minister.
Count Cigala, a Piedmontese Noble, by Count Pollon, the
Sardinian Minister.
The Chevalier de Cancha, Scaretary to the Legation of
her Catholic Majesty, by General Alava, the c'Spani,h
Minister.
Mr. Hamilton Jackson, Lieutenant in the 5.h Regiment
of Hussar,: in the Austrian service, by M. Harnmelauer,
Austrian Charge d'Affaires.
Baron de Wenner, Prussian Charge d'Affaires, Baron
de BJurqueney, French Charge d'Affisires, and Baron
Beatinek, Netherlands Charge d'Affaires, by Viscount
Palmerston, G. C. 8., her Majesty's Principal Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs.
At the General Levee Mr. John Archibald Muerry, on
being appointed a Judge of the Court of Session (Scot-
land) was presented to the Queen by Lord J. Russell.
The Levee was attended by the Russian Ambassador,
the Wurtembarg, Belgian, Danish, Bavarian, United
States, Sardinian, Hanoverian, Spanish, and Saxon Mi-
Asters ; M. de Hummelauer, Austrian Charge d'Affaires;
Baron Rehausen, Swedish Charge d'Affaires; Prince J.
Souza, Grecian Charge d'Affaires; Mr. Benjamin Rush,
Secretary of the United States Legation ; Baron Behr,
Belgian Minister at 'he Court of the Sublime Porte ; M.
Nothomb, Belgian Minister of Public Works; Captain
Bedingfeld, of the Austrian service; the Lord President,
the First Lord of the Treasury, the Secretaries of State
for the Foreign and Colonial Departments ; the Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the
Chief Secretary for Ireland, the Lord Chamberlain, the
Master of the Horse, the Captain of the Honourable Corps
of Gentlemen at Arms, Lord Hill, Gold Stick in Wait-
ing ; the Captain of the Yeomen Guard; the Comptroller
of the flousehold ; Mr. Maule, Under Secretary for Home
De, a tment; Mr. C. Wood, M. P., Secretary of the Ad-
! miralty ; Hon. Edward Butler, Lieutenant of the Honour.
able Corps of Gentlemen at Arms ; the Master of the Cc
remonies; Colonel Cavendish, the Clerk Marshal; Sir
Thomas Reeve, Standard Bearer to the Honourable Corps
of Gentlemen at Arms; Sir David Wilkie, R A., Prin-
cipal Painter in Ordinary to her Majesty; Colonel
Wood, A. D. C. to her Majesty ; Captain Sir Fran-
cis Collier, Naval Aide-de-Camp in Waiting; Colo-
nel Brown and Colonel Baker (Royal Wilts Yeo-
manry) Aides-de-Camp to her Majesty; Mr James Bunco
Curling, Clerk of the Cheque to the Hon. Corps of
Gentlemen at Arms; Rev. Montagu \Vynyard, Chaplain
in Ordinary in Waiting ; Lieut. Col. Reid, 21 Life
Guards, Silver Stick; Major Hyde, Assistant Master and
Marshal of the Ceremonies; Mr. Alfred Montgomery,
Gentleman Usher to her Majesty; Mr. Mellish, Gentle_
man Usher to her Majesty the Queen Dowager ; the
Groom of the Robes; Captain Green and Mr. Blackwood,
Gentlemen Ushers in Waiting; Colonel Walton, Field
Officer in Waiting ; Lieut.-Colonel Angerstein, Grenadier
Guards, Captain of the Guard ; and the following
Dr;Kes—Cleveland, Rutland, Montrose.
MARQUISES--Granby, Downshire, Hartford, Bute, Tho.
mond, Salisbury, Sligo.
Eant.s—Rosebery, Falmouth, Gosford, Lovelace, Yar_
borough, Huntingdon, Stradbrokc, Darlington, Mutter,
Jersey, Mansfield.
Vt-couNTs_Boyle, Cole, Falkland, Hor.al, Alford,
Lake, Folkstone, Maynard, Emlyn.
LORDS—Teignmouth, Boscawen, Marcus Hill, Nugent,
Hatherton, Saltoun, Norreys, Stavordale, W. Lennox,
Braybroke, Fitzgerald and Vesci, Fitzalan, Bridport, G.
Paget, Harewood, J. Somerset.
ARCSIRISDOP—Armagh.
13isiroe— Rochester.
RIGHT HOSOURABLES—Sir Robert Peel, Sir Stratford
Canning, Sir C. Bagot, J. W. Croker.
florrourranLea—Charles Law, M. P., Q. C., John Dun-
das, W. Temple, Manners Sutton, Charles Vanneck,
H. G. Liddell, M. P., Rev. A. Phipps' W. Duncombe,
Captain Sauntarez, Captain flood, E. Phipps, W.
Stourton, Captain Keppel, R. N. Mr. Bagot, Captain
Roue, R. N., Captain Fitzmaurice.
IlaaoNers--Jolin Johuston, Charles Lemon, Themes
Dyke Acland, John Edmond De Beauvoir, Robert Shafto
Adair, Edmund Antrobus, J. R. Reid, C. Monck, C H.
Coote, C. Domvile, T. Gage, R. F. Russell, G. C. Style,
R. Bu'eson, M. P., C. Barrel!.
KNIGHTS—JaiI Kirkland, W. Gosset.
REVEREND DOCTORS—Claxson,
REVEREND MESSIEURS—James 11. Harrison, G. M.
D' Arcy Irvine, William Cromie, W. Ellis, John Henry
Smith, G. Carew, M. A., J. Abbess, E. Scobell, E.
Renton.

DOCTOR—N. Spalding.
SERGEANT—Curry, M.P.
LORD PROVOST of Glasgow.
MESSIEURS—BIake, Robert Vaughan Richards, Q. C.,
Hope, M. P. J. Thomson, Bannerman, Emerson Tennent,
M. P., Smyth, Shaft() Adair, Hugh Adair, Irving, M. P.,
Archbold, M. P., G. Ponsonby, Goodrich, H. Alexander,
Barneby, M. P., Hopkinson, S. Pcrceval, R. Sharp, M.
Montgomerie, O'C. Don, Mackinnon, M. P., A. Gossett,
Collingwood, Hoare, Dickins, Blechford, Wilson, R. D.
Craig, Macdonald, Stanley, J. Garratt, Wickham, Hart
Davis, Goulburn, Alston, Challoncr, G. Alexander, H.
Borrer, Bankes, G. Berkeley, Duckworth, Lucas, M. P.,
Charles Lushing ton, Macgregor, C. A. Wilkinson, 0. P.
Goodrich, B. Baker, Dunbar, J. A. Davis, Lister,
H. Story, \V. V. Stewart, M. P., Pelly, D. F. Jones,
S. Elston, Fleming, M.P., J. Burke, C. Conelly, 11.
ners, G. Wilkinson, E. V. Neale, G. I. Repton, A.
Trollope, Babbage, P. Bennet, Palmer, Pilgrim, W.
Tollernache, Balfour.
ADNIIRALS—Sir Charles Ogle. S7r Philip H. Durham,
G. C. 8., Sir G. Moore, Skipsey, Sir E. Hamilton, Sir
W. Lake.
CAPTAINS—Sir George Seymour, Bowyer, Otway, W.
A. Ilerringliam, Eden, Corry, 0. V. Harcourt, P. Ri-
chards, Sir T. Thompson.
TRINITY HOUSE—Capt. Clalke.
CommaNnstas—Henry Mangles DellbUll, F. R. S.,
Sparshott, H. G. Hamilton, M Iltvaine, G. Herbert, Hen.
Edward.
LIEUTENANTS—Petty, H. Page, G. Western, F. Mac-
Gregor, G. Hurst, \V. C. Metcalfe, G. Lavie.
GENERALS—Sir Henry John Cumming Reeves, C. 8.,
Sir P. Ras, Sir Lewis Grant, G. Michell, Hon. W. H.
Gardner, B. Clayton, Alexander, Sir W. Thornton, R.
Blunt, Dickson, Lord C. Manners, Han. Sir W. Lumley.
COLONI/LS —lion. Leicester Stanhope, C. 8., K. C. H.,
Conolly, M. P., Webster, Ilay, Money, H. Montagu, El-
icombe, B. Osten, Mane, Wyndkam, J. Stanhope, Grant,.
Arbuthnot, O'Grady, Crosse, Ashworth, Norcliffe, Wing-
field, Hankey, Badcock, Allix, Percival, M. P., Armstrong,
R. Wallace.

MAJORS—M‘Queen, Trevor, Gage, Paine, Dowse, Hall,
Sir W. Scott, Hamilton.
CAPTAINS—BIake, Paterson, H. Cooper, A. Erskine,
E. C. Ansel', Watson, Hickman, A. Wathen, Guille, Wil-
braham, Croly, Murray, Fletcher, Villiers, F. Seymour.
LIEUTENANTS—J. R. Palmer, W. Warde, T. Evans
Brett, IL Phillott Rattenhury, Hon. C. C. Scott, W. B.
Gardner, C. A. Broke, El. J. Keane, Grant, Stawell,
Jones, M. Archdale, M.P.
ADJUTANT—White.
CORN ITS —Jennyns, Bradford, Townsend.
ENSlGNS—Anderson, Crawley, Bleukinsopp, A. Wal-
lace.

The following Noblemen and Gentlemen presented Ad-
drrsses to her Majesty :—The Marquis of Downshire, the
Earl of Hillsborough, Viscount Castlereagh, Sir Robert
13ateson, Air. Dut:bar ; Mr. Emerson Tennant—
From the Town of 13ellast and its vicinity, assuring her
Majesty of their ardent and unabated attachment to her
Majestj's sacred person, rights and power, and of their con-
tinued obedience to the laws of the realm ; complaining of
the gross an] inconsistent calumnies heaped upon her Ma-
jesty's Protestant subjects in Ireland by a faction who
threaten to resort to insurrection in the event of her Ma-
jesty's deeminv, it advisable to change her Ministers, and
assuring her Majesty of the unshaken loyalty and attach-
ment of her Protestant subjects, who have not enjoyed of
late years, from the Executive Government that protection
in person and property to which they are entitled, and
praing that her Majesty will be graciously pleased to re-
move from her. Majesty's councils her present advisers, and
appoint a Ministry in their stead who will govern Ireland
v,ith impartiality, enforce the proper execution of the laws,
and sustain her Majesty's authority over all classes of her
Majesty's subjects.
The Marquis of Sligo and a deputation—From the No-
bility, Clergy, Gentry, and inhabitants of Ireland, in ag.
gregate meeting assembled in Dublin, on the 11th April,
1839, expressive of confidence in her Majesty's present
Ministers. Also, from the County of Galway, expressive:
of confidence in her Majesty's present Ministers.
Mr. Irving, M. P.—Prom the Colonists of Mauritius, of
congnitulation and a prayer, that after 28 years of proved
fidelity they may have conferred upon them the benefits
and privileges of the British Constitution.
Colonel Perccval, M.P.—From Protestants of the
County of Sligo, deploring the appointment of Lord Eb.
rington, as the avowed enemy of the Established Church
in I'cland, more especially as having declared his inten-
tion of following the example of his predecessor, under
whose sway trial by jury was virtually extinguished, and
life and property rendered insecure.
An Address was presented from Leeds against making
any alteration as to the delivery of letters on the Sabbath
Day.
• The following Noblcm n and Gentlemen were presented
to the Queen:—

Viscount Boyle, by the Marquis of Normanby.
Lord Teignmouth, on his marriage, by Gen. Lord Hill:
lion. John Dundas, on his appointment to the Lord Lieu-
tenancy of Orkney and Zealand, by the Earl of Zetland.
The Hon. Mr. Manners Sutton, by Lieut.-Gen. Lord
Charles Manners.
lion. Capt. Keppel, R.N., on his marriage, by the Earl of
Albemarle.
Sir John Kirkland, by Major-Gen. Sir. Henry Wheatley.
Rev. John Henry Smith, by Rev. Edward Scobell.
Mr. James Thomson, on his appointment as one of her
Majesty's lion. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, by Lord
Foley.
Mr. Robert Vaughan Richards, on his appointment as
Queen's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor.