The Sun.
London, England, 1837-03-16 00:00:00

PA IRE.

HIS MAJESTY'S LEVEE.

The King, attenbd by Sir Herbert Taylor, arrived in town
soon after one o'clock
_yesterday afternoon, from Windsor
Castle.

His Serene Highness thci Prince of Leining-en, accompaniett
by Sir John Conroy, attended the Levee.
At the iltree Levee Mr. Thomas A. Biddle was presented
to his 1114.0 y b) Mr. Stephenson, the American Minister.
The Attorney- Gyneral for Ireland eas prcacnted to the
King by Lord Morpc.th.
The Levee was attended by the Austrian Ambassador, the
Neapolitan, Prussian, Swedish,
,Wurtemburg, Hatioverian,
Danish, Grecian, Bavarian, United States, Spanish, Sexon,
and Dutch-Ministers; M. de Bourqueney, the French Charge
d'Affaires ; the Chevalier de Ribeiro, the Portuguese Charge
(PAir.ires ; M. ‘Vallez, Belgian Charge d'Affaires ; Tian ,i de
Maititz, Rivy Couceillor of the Russian Embax,iy ; the acre.
tary to the Spanish Legation; the Lord President, the Lord
Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, tho Secretary of
State for the Colonies, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the Loll! Steward, the
Master of the Horse, Lord Hill, _Gold Stick in Waiting; the
Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard, Sir John Nieholl, Judge
of the Admiralty ; the Master-General of the Ordnance;
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Henry Wyatt, Silver Stick in Wait,
big ; the Vice-Chamberlain, the Vice-Chamberlain to the
Queen, the,Treasurcr of the Household, the Comptroller of
the Household, the Master of the Ceremonies, the Master of
the Rolls, Judge Des Harm?, Supreme Court, NewlOuralland;
Sir Edward Boa ater, Equerry to the King; Sir William
Bedlam, Ulster King of Arms; Captain Thomas, Royal
Navy, and Colonel W3nyard, Aides-dc-Camp to the King;
Mr. Thomas Reeve, Standard Bearer, and Mr. Albert Bee-
Clink of the Cheque, of the Honourable Corps of Gen-
tlemen at Arms ; Ellerthorp, Clerk of the Cheque, and
Mr. Samuel Hancock, Exon in Waiting of tllit Yeomen
Guard ; Lieutemmt-Colonel Sir Frederic Smith and Lierto-
nant-Colonel Diggle, Gentlemen Ushers in Waiting ; Mas:er
Ellice, Page of Honour; and the fullowing :

Duke of-Buceleueb.
Marquis of Headfort.
EARLS—Devon, Dc Grey, Orkney.
VISCoUNTS—CIive, Hood.
LORDK—Portman, Bateman, Howard, Fianeis Gordon,
Northwiek, Prudhoe, C. Townsend, Templemon:, Britiporr:,
RIGHT 110NoCRABLES —Sir Brook Taylor, 11.101n2S COU:tr.
nay, S. R. LtishingtLn.

lloNoraAnt.r.s—Licut.--Col. Sir E. Cost, Mr. Ashley.
SIRS —J. Nichol!, T. Lethbridge, G. Cockburn, G. Wilson,
J. M'Grigor, J. Barrow, F. Roe, G.
Rev. Doctor Macleod.
DocTons—Daunt, Holland.
Rev. J. G. Tolley.

Miickinnon, Goring, Brande, H. R. Phi',
Cary, B. Cary, Blackburn, B-nekenburv, P. Doyle, g
Smith, Pulman, Si carman, Palmer,. John Norton, Walla( e,
Ilarcow t, Denison,. Mayne, Beavan, S. DuE,,dale, Wray, U.
Mostyu. _ .

AstrnaLs—.Sir G. Martin, Sotheron. Sir T. Baker, Sir
J. Wells, Stuart, Hill, Giffard, Lord Colville.
CAPTAINS (EL N.)—Eden, Ayscough, Beikeley.
UarrAlNs (Trinity House)—Polly (Deputy Master),
man, Brown, A. Chapman, M.P.
Commander John Alexander, EL N.
Lieut. H. W. Hill, R.N.
GENERALS--Sir James Kempt, ViFeount Beresford,
Gayly, Sir J. Scovt:ll, Cbtand, Sir Thomas ivi.meu.,
Sir W. Uooke, Upton, Sir 11. Campbell, O'Loghliii, Board..
man, Sir J. O'Halloran, Adye, Sir C. Deacon, Sir L. Otwtz,y„
Shrapnel, Dyson, Menai-, Dallas, Sir T. Dallas, B. Wang,
A. Caldwell, Capel, Sir J. Bathurst, Sir W. Eustace.
COLONELS—Considine, Colebrocke, Sir S. Harvey, Caren..
dish, \V. Jonas, Dundas, Crawford, Llewellyn, Paterson,
Egerton, R. Wallace, Rowan, Sir B. Camas, Danker,
Drspard, Clive, Dyneley, Thornton, Muria,
MAJORS—Lockyer, Garrett, Sir J. J. Hamilton, Chalmeri.
Belson.

CAPTAINS —Hon. Henry Cole, Stanley, Browne, Campht try
Cullington, Kayc, Sutton, J. K. Stevens, Hon. J. A. Brown Lep
Balk, Kendal, F. Hamilton, Cooke, Zulileke.

LIEUTENANTS—Cadcgan, Bromic), Adyc, R. Jamc§,Lyro
Alston, Colvin, H. Wynyard.

Cornet 11011,mr.
ENSIGNS-I'BI6CA, J. H. Crawford.

The following addresses were presented to the King :
From a large body of the respectable inhabitants of she city
of Canterbury, strongly deprecating the vote of the Stet,
poration, depriving the House of Lords of their hereditary
rights in the Legislature, by the Right lion. S. R. Lushingto.i..
From the Magistrates of Ripon and the neighbeurbooelp
against the abolition of Church-rates, by Earl pc Grey,
From the town of Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, by thee
Earl of Orkney.
The following were presented to his Majesty
Lord Portman, on his creation, by Viscount Moibourne.
Lord Bateman, on his elevation to the Peerage, by Lord Tem-
picmore.
Admiral Sothcron, on change of Flag from Blue to White at
tilt. Main, by Lord Minto._

Admiral Sir J. Wells, G.C.8., on promotion, by Earl 11Iinto..
Lord Howard, by the Duke of Norfolk.

Lieut.- Col. Considine, K. H., Unattached (late of the 53i1),
en his return from Constantinople, by Lord F. Somerset.
Mr. A. Mackinnon, by Admiral Sir H. Neale.
Vice- AdmL al Sir T. Baker, on promotion, by Sir G. Martin..
Ensign Talbot, of the 34ch Regiment, by Lord F. Somerset-
t..-;ublieutenant Bromley, on his appointment to theist Lifer
Guards, by Colonel Cavendish.
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Captain Stanley, Grenadier Guards, otthis marriage, by Ge—
neral Sir IL Campbell.
Rear-Admiral Hill, en change of Flag, by Earl Minto.
Rear-Admiral Stuart, on promotion, by the Marquis of Bute.
The Very Rev. br.. Mcleod, Moderator of the General As—
son,bly of the Church of Scotland, by his Grace the Duke
of
Argyle , G. C.ll.

Mr. H. lt. Plaw, on his appointmett as his Majesty's Consul
for Prussia; by Viscount Palmerston.
Lieutenant Aflye, on his appointment to the Royal Artillery,
by Major-General Adye.
Ensign h. H. Craw ford, on his appointment to the 93d High—
landers, by Lieut.-Colonel Crawford, Royal Artillery.
Mr. John Norton, late Captain 34th Regiment, on his inven-.
tion of the Percussion Rifle-shell and Percussion Iland-gre—
nade, by Lord Hill.
Mr. 13r=kenbury, his Majesty's Co%sul at Cadiz, on roceivins
the Third Class of the Royal Hanoverian Guclpitie Order
by Viscount Palmerston.

Major-General Sir C. Deacon, K. C. 8., on proniotion, b r
Major- General Fair, C. B.
Lieut.-General Shrapnel, on promotion, by Gen. G. Michell;
Captain Browne, on promotion, by Sir H. Taylor.
Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Wallace, on receiving the thir
class of the Royal Hanoverian Guclphic Order, by Major-
General Sir Charles Dalbiac.

,lajor Garrett, 46th Regiment, on receiving the third cla:*
of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphie Order, by Lord Fitzrc
Somerset.

Major-General Sir George Seovell, on his promotion and al'
pointinent to be Governor of the Royal Military College t,
by Lord Hill.
Major- General Sir Alexander Caldwell, on his nomination 1 o
the Commandership of the Bath, by the Right Hon. Sir . I.
C. Hobliouse, Bart.

Mr. Percy Doyle, on his r,eturn from his Majesty's Embas. y
at Constantinople.
Lieutenant-Colonel Dansey, R. A., on promotion, by Major •
Gen..ral Sir A. Dickson.
Lieutenant- Colonel Despard, on return from foreign service
by General Sir J. Champagne.
Mr. Blackburn, late Chief Judge of the Mauritius, by Lot
Clonelg.
Generals Adyc and Millar, Colonels Jones, Dunda.
CrawfJrd, Paterson, and Dy, nelcy, Majors Chalmer au . a
Belon, Captains Kaye and Coliingwood, on promotion, I
the MaAcr-General of the Ordnance.
Mr. Bernard Cary, by his brother, Mr. Cary.

LLut. Alston, oil promotion, by-Mr. Alston.
Li,ut.- Generals Upton and Sir L. Otway, Colonels Meyrici
Egerton, and Llewellyn, on promotion, by Lord Hill.

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M jor Loek.)er, on his ;Appointment to the third class of ti
G'uelphie Order, by General S:r 11. Ilardinge.
General Sir 11. Campbell, Lieut.-General Sir J. Bathurst
alqi Sir G. Coekba.n, on promotion.
Major-General -Bow-man, on promotion, by Getteml Sir P..

cV4:therall. . _ _
Doctor Daunt, on his appointment to the 7th flusstrs, by
Lieut.-Colonel
Cornet Ilelyar, and Mr. Beano, by Lieut.. Colonel Hill.
Goncrai G. Wallis, on puvuotion, by Sic W. Gordon.
Captain F. Hamilton, olt promotion, by the Adjutant-General,
Major-Gen:ral Dyson, on promotion, by Major-General Sir
W. ISlacbean.
Captain Il^n. G. Browne, on Lis return from Jamaica, by Sir
H. Taylor.
Capt. Back, on his return Rom the Continent, by Major.. Gen.
Sir A. Dickson.
Licut. Colville, en promotion, by Major-General Sir IT.
Ilardinge.
Capt. Cooke, on hi:; return from Constantinople, ).ay Lord .F.
Somerset.
Major-Gen. Clelland, on promotion, by e:Majo'o-Gen Sir W.
Cooke.
Licut. Lynch, on his return from the DApbrates, Ly Sir J.
llohhouse.
Major-General Sir J. o'lEllw:en, on his nomination to be a
K. C. 8., by Sir j. Ilobhorase.
Capt. Zuhleko
..py Gen. P:enry Wynyard.
Captain J. , 1-). Stevens, as his return from Constantinople, by.
- Gen. Sir J. Sesage.
• I.,'''pit. Ayscoagli, Royal Navy,.had the honour of an 'midi-.
Mice of the King.
His Majesty' also gave audience to Viscount Melbourne.,
Earl of Minto, Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl of Albemarle*
Lord Glenelg, and Lord Hill.
Viscount Ashbrooll and Sir William licuston were the
Lord and Groom in Waiting.

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TUE DIVORCED, BY LADY CALA itLoTT BURY.
—Through all the writing; of this distinguished authore-,.;
there runs n simplicity of heart and feeling most delightful i
this refined age. Lady Charlotte Bury though bred in 1E
laces, is athome inn cc ttage, and she sketches a natural seen a
of lowly sorrow or virtue, with the pencil of one whose • hem
volent soul, bursting tho bonds of custom, claims kindred wit 12
humanity in all its shapes. The present tale is one of r
very best productionr. None will read it without pleasure, ut r
13y it down without regret.

At the Circus, at Wir,beach, last week, the ;-;aller
with all the
." gods" came drwm with a tremendous sett Itothe tiding-ring. Fortituafely no one sustained any jells :n•
jury, although all were slightly bruised. The acetic/ cur livls
caused by the pole, to which the tight-rope was aCti4S
beieg
at azhed w the weed- work. of the gallorp •