The Sun.
London, England, 1838-02-15 00:00:00

THE QUEEN'S LEVEE, &c.

(From the Court Newsman.)
The Queen held her first Levee this season yesterday after-
noon, at St. James's Palace.
Iler Majesty arrived shortly before two o'clock from the New
P.ilace, attended by her suite, in three carriages, with an escort
of the Life Guards.
The Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms assembled
at the Palace, and were inspected by their Captain, Lord Fo-
ley, on the commencement of their duties for the season. Mr.
Reeve, Standard-bearer of the Corps, Mr. Albert Bcetham,
Clerk of the Cheque, and Mr. Wilson, the Queen's Harbin-
ger, were present.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke of Sussex, the Duke of
Cambridge, and Prince George of Cambridge, came to attend
the Levee.

At two o'clock her Majesty took her station in the Throne-
room, attended by the Duchess of Sutherland, the Marchioness
of Lansdowne, the Countess of Durham, Lord Lilford, the
lion. Colonel Cavendish, Sir Fred. Stovin, and Colonel Buck-
ley ; her Majesty's train being borne by Masters Ellice and
Cavendish, the Pages of Honour.
The entree company were introduced, and afterwards the
general Levee. The following presentations to her Majesty
took place :
Count Revel, the Sardinian Secretary of Legation, by the
Count de Pollen, the Sardinian Minister.
Prince Jean Soutzo, the Grecian Secretary of Legation, by
the Prince Soutz:), the Grecian Minister.
Baron d'o,npteda (late Minister of Stet) and M. Lich-
tenberg (late Privy Councillor of Lcration), to take leave;
and Sir John Hall, Hanoverian Consul, by Baron Munchau-
sen, the Hanoverian Minister.
Count Philippe de Rohan Chabot, Second Secretary to the
French Embassy, and M. Durant Saint Andre, Consul-
General of France in London, by his Excellency the French
Ambassador.
Count J. Ferdinand de Taafe, Chevalier of the Sovereign
Order of St. Jerusalem, and Member of the States of Moravia
and Bohemia, by M. Humrnelauer, Austrian Charge d'Affaires.
Lieut.-Col. Sir Frederick Smith, Gentleman Usher Privy
Chamber, by the Lord Chamberlain.
Lieut.. Col. Lyster, Gentleman Usher Daily Waiter, by
the Lord Chamberlain.
Mr. Martins, Gentleman Usher Daily Waiter, and of the
Sword of State, by tha Lord Chamberlain.
Mr. Beresford, Groom of the Privy Chamber, by the Lord
Chamberlain.
Captain Green, Gentleman Usher Quarterly Waiter, by
the Lord Chamberlain.
Major Hyde kissed hands as Assistant Master and Marshal
of the Ceremonies.
Mr. Justice Coltman, by the Lord Chancellor.
The Paymaster-General to kiss hands.
Sir Edwin Pcdrson, Lieutenant of the Yeoman Guard, by
the Earl of Ilchestcr.
The Right Hon. George Byng, on his appointment of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel in the Royal West Middlesex Militia, by the
Duke of Argyll.
Mr. Ellerthorp, Clerk of the Cheque of the Yeomen of the
Guard, by the Earl of Ilchestcr.
Mr. Wilson, the Queen's Harbinger, by Lord Foley.
Mr. Charles Hancock, Exon of the Yeomen of the Guard,
by the Earl of Ilchester.

The Dean of Hereford, Deputy- Clerk of the Closet, on his
re-appointment, by the Lord Bishop of NoriAich, Clcrk of
the Closet.

The Levee was attended by the Russian and French Ambas-
sadors ; Sarem Effendi, Ottoman Ambassador, attended by M.
Salaine, her Majesty's Oriental Interpreter ; the Neapolitan,
Prussian, Wirtemberg, Bavarian, Netherlands, Brazilian,
United States, Spanish, Sardinian, Grecian, Hanoverian, and
Saxon Ministers ; M. de Ilummelauer (Austrian), Count Billo
Brahe ( Danish), Baron de Rehausen (Swedish), M. Achart
( Belgium ),and the Chevalier Rebello de Cary alho ( Portugue c)
Charge d'Affaires ; Baron de Bourqueney, First Secretary to the
French Embassy ; M. d'Odelga, Secretary, and Baron Lebzet-
tern, attache to the Austrian Embassy ; Count de Plessen,
Secretary to the Danish Legation ; Edib Effendi, First Se-
cretary ; Emin Effendi, Second Secretary ; and Agob Aga,
Interpreter of the Ottoman Embassy, were presented to the
Qu. en, by his Excellency, Sarem Effendi ; G. Capeen Ga-
lesta dei Duchi di Regina, Secretary of the Sicilian Lega-
tion ; Count Charles Pozzo di Borgo ; the Archbishop of
Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, the Bishop of London,
Mr. Colqulioun, Agent and Consul-General for the Hanse
Towns ; the Lord President, the Lord Privy Seal, the First
Lord of the Treasury, the Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the First Lord of
the Admiralty, the President of the India Board, the Presi-
dent ef the Board of Trade, the Secretary at War, the Lord
Steward, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the Horse,
the Earl Marshal, the Captain of the Honourable Corps of
Gentlemen at Arms, the Captain of the Yeomen of the
Guard, Lord Hill, Gold Stick in waiting ; the Master of the
Rolls, the Master-General of the Ordnance, the Paymaster-
General, Sr Henry Wheatley, Keeper of her Majesty's Privy
Purse ; the Vice Chamberlain, the Master of the Queen's
Buck Hounds, Mr. Backhouse, Under Secretary of State ;
the Treasurer of the Household ; the Comptroller of the
Household, the Adjutant-General of the Forces, the Master
of the Cremories, the Solicitor-General, Mr. Thomas Shift.-
ner, Paymaster of the Household; Colonel Lambert, Field-
Officer in Waiting ; Colonel Richardson, Royal Horse
Guards, Silver Stick, in waiting; Captain Sir Andrew Green,
extra Naval Aide-dc-Camp in Waiting ; Captain Hugh
Fitzroy, Grenadier Guards, Adjutant in waiting ; Captain Pe-
ellen, R. N., M. P., Equerry to her Majesty Queen Adelaide.
DUKES—Wellington, Montrose, Dorset, Sutherland, Beau-
fort.

MArtpotsts—Anglesey, Chandos, Salisbury, Sligo, Camden,
licadfort.
EARLS—Tankerville, Coventry, Shrewsbury, Munster,
Huntingdon, Candor, Uxbridge, Erroll, Shaftesbury, Had-
dington, Stanhope, Durham, Aberdeen.
ViscouNTs—Duncan. B,rosford, Barrington, Jocelyn, Syd-
n2y, Torrington, Falkland, Ebrington, Cantilupe, Eastnor,
Strang ford.
Lottos—Worsley, Byron, Mahon, Langdalo, Dalmeny, F.
Fitzclarence, A. Fitzclarence, Hotham, Langford, Francis
Egerton, Nlorpeth, Fitzroy Somerset, Cowley, Fitzgerald and
Vesci, Ellenborough, Nugent, Rayleigh, Granville Somer-
set, J. S. Churchill, Leveson, Ashley, Seymour, James Stuart,
Segrave.
Bishops—Hereford, St. Asaph, Carlisle.
RIGHT IiONOUItABLES H. Goulburn, Sir W. Fremantle,
G. C. H., Sir Brook Taylor, C. Tennyson D'Eyncourt, J. C.
[berries, Sir J. Beckett, Bart., Sir Robert Gordon, T. Frank-
land Lewis, Frederick Shaw, M. P., Sir Robert Adair,
Admiral Sir J. Cockburn, Henry llobhouse, Sir E. Hyde
Ea=t.

lIONOURABLES—CharIes Law, Rev. H. D. Erskine, Cap-
tain Byrlc?, R. N., Thomas Dundas, W. Bathurst, Captain
Grey, Augustus Barrington, Vesey Dawson, John Pon-
sonhy, R. 13. Wilbraham, M. P., 11. Liddell.

JUDGES—Coleridge, Patteson.
BARONETS—AstIey Cooper, G. C. 11., Hugh Hume Camp-
bell, M. P., James Clark, Robert Peel, W. Young, D. Kin-
loch, J. Rae Reid, Robert Campbell, J. R. Carnac, M.P.,
C. H. Coote, Thomas Fremantle, R. H. Inglis.
KNIGHTS—George Carroll, Moses Montefiore, William
Follett, Charles Aldis, James Duke, M. P., Francis Palgrave,
K.H., Eardley Wilmot, Harris Niehola3, K. C. M.G., T.
Troubridge, A. Leith Hay, F. A. Roe, James Eyre, Dudley
Hill, Watkin Pell, Charles Blunt, John Hill, C. H. Vaughan,
John Z. Ilansler, H. Willeck, J. Hall, K. C H.
DEANS—Bristol, Hereford.
REV. DOETORS—Foord Bowes, Dakins, Short, Hunt,
Hampden, Vivian.
Ray. MESSIEURS-...F. Bayley, E. ProclLTerz, W. Beresford,
J. Horsley Dakins, William Owen, J. D.- Dundas, J. S. M.
Anderson, J. Abbess, B. Byain.
DocTons—Chambers, Corson, Bright, John Hamett.
SHERIFF—WiIIiam Walsh.
UNDER SHERIFFS—Wire, Maynard, the Provost of Eton.
COMMISSARY-GENERALS -Sir John Bissett, K. C. H., Petrie.

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MESSIEURS.—Edmund Lionel Wel.,
Cavendish, Hogg, Meek, Gaily Knigh
wood, IL Blackmore, John Lock, H.
G. Havter, J. B. Curling, R. Charnock, xs-Topieft.Fllll)loo.7
Cochrne, S. Spring Rice, J. Mercer, W. .'Clarice, Koch,
Joy, Q. C., W. H. Bodkin, A. Buchanan, Craddock, Wal-
ford, B. Oliveira, J. F. Strangways, .1. P. Muspratt, W.
Harrison, Q. C., Stephen:,on, Stanley, M.P., C. Wood, M. P.,
Copeland, J. Copling, H. St. George Tucker, Crawford,
M. P., A. Hughes, Phillips, Vigno!cs, J. O'Brien, Gregson,
Maher, M.P., G. Stephen, Croker, E. B. Clive, R. Bid.
dulph, 11. Cullen, F. W. Bossy, Blagden, C. K. Nicholls,
F. A. Whitaker, Christopher, J. M. Fullerton, Handley, H.
B. Rathbone, F. Howard, S. Sadler, W. Collins, M.P.,
Charles Lamb, H. Widdington, W. B. Diamond, C. Taw.
ney, C. J. Saddler, G. Stacey, Talboys, Blennerinsalett,
M. P., Higford- Burr, M. P., Deering, East, M. P., W, 8,
O'Brien, W. L. Newton, G. H. Cavendish, Littledala•
North Buxton, Biddulph, Nusscy, R. 13iddulph1 C. ',T. bun.
das, M.P., Merivale, Grottan, Nugent, C. H. Ways
mouth, Macdonald, Rich, Wm. Kingdon, Gculburn, Alston,
Sturges Bourne, V. Smith, S. Gurney, jun., Edn,. PrAtneroe, M. P., T. Fuwell Buxton, W. Hughes Hughes.; W. B. Bay
ley, Redington, Hart, John Talbot, Sanfor'2, •Babbanv,
nor Don, Divett, Wm. Lascelles, -Larubton, O.°R. Corner,
J. H. Warter, Seymour TeulDn, John liumphers% M. p.,
Donald Hulmes, Bullock, F. Molyneux, IL Stewart;
one' Id Maclean,
Yi.:.-ng, M.P., William Erle,
Moore, R. Walker, b 1 P.. Loch,
Q. C., J. Win- 1-'41",. "... Puyn, G. Gill, W. 0. Stan-
-I,y, P., Sanders, Rice, Wm. Cocks, N. B. Ed-
rut:stone, :.;exander, J. Manning, IL Sheen, St. Paul,
Park-, Bateman, M P., W. H. Butler, Robertson, Browning,
Standish, E. Ilolroyd, R. Alston.
GENERALS—Sir George Murray, Sir Frederick Wetherell,
G. C. H., Sir William Thornton, Gardiner, Sir Willoughby
Gordon, Sir George Anson, F. Somerset, Earl of Carnwath,
Lomax, Mawby, Morrison, Lord C. Manners, Sir F. Ma-
clean, Bart., Sir J. L. Lushington, Capel, White, Andersen,
Sir W. de Tuyll, Sir H. S. Keating, L'Estrange, Berkeley,
Sir M. O'Connell, Sir R. Donkin, Sir F. W. Mulcaster,
Wulff, Si: C. Dalbiac, Sir G. Walker.
CoLosEr.s—Seale, Purvis, Cornwall, Sir Robert Gardiner,
K. C. 8., Vans Agnew, C. 8., Wildman, Sir A. Dalrvmple,
D'Oyley, Wylde, Hon. H. Murray, Story, Marquis of Douro,
Tremenhecre, Owen, Shaw, Addison, E. Parkinson, Alex-
ander, Moody, Craufurd, Findlay, Rawdon, Ross, lion. B.
Molyneux, Cockburn, Astell, Chaplin, Greenwood, Clive,
Jones, Stanhope, J. Ross, Sir G. Teesdale, Hon. H. Hut-
chinson, Wears, Maclachlan, Sir H. St. Paul, Bastard, Co-
nclly, Camlbell, Loftus, Dyneley, Warre, Copland, For-
seth, Anson, Bushbrook, E. J. Mercer, C. 11. Baines, L.
Badcock, C. E. Cox, Patteson, Ellicombe, Guille, Collings.
Marorts—Freshfield, M. P., Henry Dundas Campbell,
Luard, Longlev,y Brookes, Ratcliffe, B. Edwards, K. H.,
Mackie, G. L. Mitchell, Chipehase, Thornhill, Bell.
CaPriass—Hugh Fitzroy, Weymouth, Hon. Cecil Fores-
ter, Arthur Ogle, Robe, M'Queeti, J. Doveton, Hennis, Rai-
nier, Slater, Ellis, J. Mathias, Enoch, J. H. Stevens, W.
Hunter, Yule, G. Tapp, Fenwick, Yarricknesebock, Cooke,
F. Simpson, Croft.
CORNETS—Wauchope, Perceval, Hoed, Methuen. •
LIEL TENANTS—Mackir non, Cartwright, J. S. Capron,
O'Connor, Donkin, Adjutant S. B:ownrigg, Gardiner, J. H.
Mercer, Harnett, Yorke, Fuller, Lewin, Perceval, Broke, •
W. .1. P. Wade, Winter, Rohcason, Peyton, D. Hill, Hon.
B. Gore, I. Whitlock, Peshall, G. Bcscawen, Fleming, Ripon,
Tremenheere.
Exsioxs—Warre, Moore, C. F. Seymour, G. Gravatt,
Enoch, Jauncey, Pr) c
ADMIRALS—Sir P. C. H. Durham, G. C. 8., Sir C.-Adam,
Sir W. Pinker, Sir P. Male, Ln.
CAPTAINS—Lord Fred. Gordon, Bowk,s, Brown, Cole,
Dandas, M. P., Sir G. Troubridge, J. Percy, Strong, J. C.
R iss, 11. Smith, Macnamara, Bacic, R. Oliver, Harvey,
emantle, Dalling, W. Jones, Sir E. Home, air W. A.
Mo.,tazu, Nies, Fair, Ila:vey, licrnby.
COMMANDERS—Powuev, T. H. ; H. Eyres, C. H. Buckle,
Byron, W. 11. Quin, T.- Mathias, Milward, Parlby, Austin,
W. Horley, J. Aletiander, W. J. Cole, K. 11., W. Preston.
LIEUTENANT—W. H. Godard.
A number of petitions were presented to her Majesty, ex-
pressive of congratulation, &c. &c.
1-I':r Majesty gave audiences to the Field-officer in Waiting
and the Captain of the Guard, Viscount Nlelbourt e S r Jolt
llobhouse, Viscount Pahnorston, Lord Hill, and the Earl of
Durham.
Lord Lilford and Sir Frederick Stovin were the Lord and
Groom in Waiting.
The Royal dinner party, last evening, at the New Pelee-,
included the Duke of Wellington, the Earl and Countess of
Surrey, Visccunt Melbourne, Lord aryl Lady Francis E,,e ton,
and Sir F. Stovin.

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