The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-04 00:00:00

No. 11,902.

THE KING'S LEVEE.

(Prom the Court iNewsmaii,)
Yesterday the King held his.second levee at his Palace in St:
James's.
A detachment of' the Life Guards marched into the large
courtsyard, soon after one o'clock, with their splendid band of
twenty performers, in Atli state dresses.
Order and regularity in the avenues of the Palace were admi-
rably preserved by the New Pollee.
The arrangements and attendants were the same as at the first
levee. The pages appeared in the hew uniform of his present
Majesty.
About two .o'clock the Lord Chancellor arrived in his full
robes, for the purpose of presenting the address from the House
of Peers. The Learned Lord was attended by the Purse Bearer,
Mr. Butt, his Serjeant at Arms, his Lordship's Secretaries, anit
the Gentlemen of the Chamber. His Lordship was accompanied
by the Marquis of Bute, the mover of the Address, Lord Mon-
son, the seconder of the Address, Lord Mayo, the Etrl ofShattes.
bury, Lord Teynham, the Duke of Norfolk, with his baton of
office, Earl Spencer, Viscount Lorton, Lord Oriel, the Bishop of
St. Asaph, the Bishop of Chichester, Rm. Their Lordships were
preceded by Sir Thomas Tyrwhit, the Usher of the Black Rod,
with his wand of office.
Shortly after, his Majesty being seated on his throne, sur-
rounded by the Cabinet Ministers, the Great Officers of State,,
and other attendants, the Deputation from the House of Lords
were introduced by the Lord Chamberlain, and Mr. Mash Mr.
Martin, and Captain Halton, the Gentlemen Ushers in Wait-
ing. The Lord Chancellor then read the Address, to which his
Majesty returned most gracious answer.
The Hon. Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners formed an avenue
to the throne, headed by Viscount Hereford, Sir George
Pocock,: the Standard Bearer, Mr. Hinrich the Lieutenant, and
Mr. Hancock, the Clerk of the Check.
After the {:in a
'Highnesses the Dukes of Sussex and Cam-
bridge, received the Address of the House of
Peers, their It
bridge, who hat attended his Majesty while receiving the Ad-
dress, retired to the Banquetting-room, where the Lord Chan-
cellor held a Court, which was attended by Mr. Abbott, the Pro.
thonotory, and all the officers of the Court, when his Royal
• Highness the Duke of Sussex signed a declaration against tran-
substantiation, ass Privy Councillor, and Colonel of the Royal
Artillery Company. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cam-
bridge signed a similar declaration as a Privy Councillor, a,
Field-Marshal, Commander of the Coklstream Regiment of 1, eot
'Guards, Commander of the filth Regiment, and Lord High
Steward of Windsor.
The King gave an audience to the Field Officer in Waiting,
and fixed the military, pass-word for the day.
The King gave audiences to the American and Sardinian Mi-
nisters, who were introduced to his Majesty by the Earl of
Aberdeen, the principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affitirs,
and conducted by Sir Robert Chester, the Master of the Cere-
monies when their Excellencies delivered letters to the King.
The Duke of Wellington, Sir Robert Peel the Duke of Buck-
ingham, the Duke of Leeds, Sir Watkin .Williams Wynn, the
Archbishop of Canterbury, the Earl of Aberdeen, the Earl of
Jersey, Lord Duffield, Lord Hill, Sir William Clinton, Lord
Howe, the Marquis, of Winchester, and Lord Cathcart, had.
audiences of his Majesty,
The King then received those having the privilege of the
entree:-The Prince of Carolath, the Austrian, French, and
Netherlands Ambassadors the Spanish, Prussian, Russian,
Swedish, American, Mexidan, and Sardinian Ministers ; the
Danish and Brazilian Charges d'Afflaires. The whole of the
Cabinet Ministers, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, the
Earl Marshal, the Master of the Horse, the Lord Steward, the
Groom of the Stole, the Lord Chamberlain, the Deputy Great
Chamberlain, the Captain of the Yeoman Guards, the Captain of
the Gentlemen Pensioners, the Lord Chamberlain to the Queen,
the Vice Chamberlain to the Queen, the Treasurer of the House-
hold, the Vice Chancellor, who came in state, Sir Andrew Bar.
nard, principal Equerry to the King, Major-General Mactlonnell,
principal Equerry to the Queen, the Commander of the Forces,
the Master-General of the Ordnance, the Paymaster of the
Forces, Viscount Combermere, Gold Stick in waiting, the Lord
Registrar for Scotland, the Sub-Dean of the Chapel Royal, the
Lord' Advocate of Scotland, the Master of the Ceremonies, the
Archbishop of Cashel, Mons. Mangino, Secretary to the Brazi-
lian Embassy.
The S, anlsh Minister presented Le Chevalier A. Lopez de
Cordoba, Secretary to the Spanish Embassy, and Messrs. J. Cur-
toys and L. de Salazar, attaches to the Embassy.
Among the presentations were the following:—
The Earl of Westmorland and the High Sherd( of the county of
Northampton, with an address to his Majesty from the county;
the High Sheriff was presented by Lord Westmorland •
The Earl of Fabnouth, with an address of congratulation from

Penzance
The Rev. Dr. Wade and Mr. William Collins, with an address

from Warwick .
Mr. Collins (High Sheriff) and Mr. Wynne Pendarves; M.P.,
for Cornwall, with an address from the county t Mr. Collins
was presented by the Earl of Falmouth
Sir Charles Lemon, with an addreia from the Royal Institution
' of Cornwall, by the Earl of lichester
Mr. William Newton, with en address itom the Corporation Of
Derby, accompanied by Col. Cavendish and Mr. E. Strutt
Mr Denman, on receiving a patent of precedency, and to pre.
sent an address of congratulation from the town of Penzance
•

by the Lord Chancell4
Mr. John Guillum Scott, High Sheriff of Huntingdonshire and
Cambridgeshire, with a congratulatory address from the county
of Huntingdon •
Captain Alexander Campbell, R. N., with as addresa from the
county of Argyle
The Earl of Gosford, by the Earl of Itchester
The Rev. Edward Evernrd, Chaplain to the Household at
Brighton, by the Bishop of Chichester
The Hon. Lloyd Kenyon, N P., by Lord Kenyon
The Earl of lichester, by Earl Howe
The 11ev. John Sinclair, by the Earl of Fife
Mr. Herbert Coates Tompleman, by the Rev. Sir Robert Peat,
1).1).
The Right Hon. Sir William Rae. Bart., on his re-appointment
as Lord Advocate of Scotland •
The Rev. R. Tredcroft, by the Lord Bishop of Chichester
The Rev. T F. Foord Bowes, on his re-appointment as Chaplain
to his Majesty, by the Duke of Leeds
The lion. and 11ev. Paul Anthony Irby, by Lord Boston
The Earl of Longford, by the Earl of Roden
Mr. Anthony Lefroy, by Viscount Lorton
Mr. William Lane lox, Yorkshire Hussars, by the Lord in
Waiting
The Rev. Dr. Totty, of Etchingham, by the Bishop of Chi Chester
The Earl of Home, by the Duke of Buceleueli
Viscount Acheson, by the Dui of Goaford
Mr. Lefroy, by Viscount Lorton
Rev. Dr. Geidart, his Majesty's Profeuor of Civil Law, Cam,
bridge, by the Lord Bishop of Lincoln
Lord Dutibrin, Colonel Royal North Down Militia, on being ap-
pointed his Majesty's Aide-de-Camp for the Militia of Ireland,
and on promotion in the Army
Lord Delamere, by the Duke of Buckingham
Mr. Mundy, byy. Admiral Sotheron
Rev. Dr. Sleath, Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty, by the
Bishop of London. •
•
Mr. James Loch, by Earl Gower.
Mr. W. Hughes Hughes, M.P. for the City of Oxford,' by the
Right Hon. Lord Vernon.
The Dean of Rochester, by the Bishop of Rochester .

Sir William Chatterton, hi the Marquis of Winchester
Hon. Mr, Monckton, by the Marquis of Chohnondeley
Sir Robert Bateson, by the Earl of Belfast
Rev, Andrew Bell, LL.D., Prebendary of Westminster, by his
Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury ,
Lord Lyttelton, by Earl Spencer
The Earl of Bradford, by Earl Candor
Lord Clifibrd, by Lord Clinton
Mr. Serjeant Merewether, Recorder of Reading, by the Lord
Chancellor

Sir George Robinson, by the Earl of Westmorland
Lord Braybrooke, by the Duke of Buckingham •
Hon. Charles Law, King's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor
Sir Francis Sykea, by Sir A. Barnard
Hon, Major.eleneral King, on his return from Ireland, by Via.
count. Lorton.
Lord Sondes, by the Lord Chamberlain
Hon. Captain Bridgeman,. R.N., on his return atomthe Mediter-
ranean, by the Earl of Bradford
Sir Cliithrd Constable, by the Earl of Shrewsbury
Viscount I%laltland, by the Earl Of Rosslyn
lion. and Rev T. E. Bftcawen, by the Earl of Falmouth
Mr. Lawley, by Lord Macclesfield
Mr. Balfour, M.P. by Lord liosslyn
Hon and Rev. F. Playdell Bouverie, by the Earl of Radnor
Lord Dacre by the Afarquis of Bute ,
Hon. Captain Eliot on his appointment WI Naval Aide.
de:Camp to his );Majesty
Lord Sufikld, by Lord Grosvenor
Mr. Harcourt, Lord. Clinton
Lard Ilayning, by Marquia Camden
Hon. Captain George Campbell, 11. N., by Earl. Cawdor
Lord Seisey, by the Lord in Waiting .
Rev. Dr. Smith, Dean of Christ Church, Oxford, by his Grace
' the Archbishop of Canterbury • •
Viscount Duncan, by the Duke of Norfolk • •
Earl of. Romney, by the Earl of Falmouth
• lion. Captain Dunconthe, by Lord Fevarshiun
Mr. George Morant, by Lieutenant-General Sit John Lambert
Lord Montford, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. .Leatbes, by the. Earl of Goaford
Viscount Northland, by the Lord in Waiting
Mr. Mansfield, by Lord St. 'Helens
Sir Philip Grey Egerton,. by Lord Hill
Mr. Vance, by Lord Melville
Sir Robern Gunning; Bart., by Lord Westmoreland
Viscotint Galway by the Marquis of Cholmondeley
Mr.•Pye, by F.arlißathurst . .
Sir John Gibbon's, by Colonel Wood
Viscount Ferrard, by the Lord In Waiting '
Mr. Robert !dangles, by Lord Boston
Sir John lifortlock, by the Onke of Rutland
Mr. 'Littleton, by the Earl of Dudley
Sir Charles Knightleh by air William Fremantle • '
Sir Henry Smyth, by sir Andrew Barnard
'Mr. Gurney, King's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor
Mr. Charles Kemys Tynte, b' Sir P. Sidney
Mr. Congreve, by Lieut.-General Sir W. Pringle
Mr. Richmond, one of the Commissioners of. Customs, by Mr.

-doniburn
Mr. M. Gambler_, on being 'appointed an Equerry to his Royal
Highness the Duke of Gloucester, by Colonel Higgins
Mr, Tudor, M.P., by the Marquis of Ormonde
Mr. Sainuel Poynter, by Earl klowe
Mr.,Pole, by the Earl of Limerick
Mra Bellby Thompson, by the Duke of Bucjcingham
Mr." Wentworth Beauoiont, by the Earl of Whiehilse
• Mr. Soot 4 by Lieut.-General Sir .1: Lambert, K.C.B.
!dr. C. Hamilton, by the Earl of Iladdington
Mr, Ayshford Sanford, by the. Lord in Waiting
Mr. O. Courtenay, on corning from the Continent
Mr. J. Ewing, M.l'., by the Right Hon. J. Caleratt
Phillpotta, by the Duke. f Beaufort
Mr. Adolphus Cottin„ by IMr. Lister arker
Mr. Thornds Haynes Bayly, by the Earl of Erroll
Mr. T. But:knell. Estcourt„ by Admiral Sothoron
Mr. C. Grenfell, by lAird Sefton
Mr. Stephen O. Lushington, by the Earl of Verulam
Mr.' Franklaud, by_the Bishop of Rochester
Mr, Orfoole, by Mr. Littleton . -
Mr. Monto Binning, Commissioner of Customs, by the !hike or
Montrone
Mr. A. Baring, by the Lord Chamberlain.
Mr. Fleming, by. the Lord in .Walting
Governor Holdsworth, b Coltmel Wood
Mr. Cartwright, by lord Westmorland
Mr, Francis Molyneux, by Lord Sefton
Mr. Tredcroft, by Mr. Barrett
Mr.-Doherty, Solicitor. General for Ireland, by Sir R. Peel
Mr.: Newton, on being appointed Miniature Painter in ordinary.
to their itlajesties, by the Marquis of Lothian
Licit,-General Sir flutuiey Vivian, on hut promotion
I.lent,-General Dilkes on his appointment of Lieutimant °Over-
nor of Quebee_, by
_L'ord Hill ~
Major-General Le Mesurier, on promotion, by ndniiral Jamei

Siutnires
Mr. Luun•, by Sir Robert reel
Lieut,Alenoral lime, on promotion