The Sun.
London, England, 1838-07-19 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY'S LEVEE,

The Queen held a Levee yestcrday afternoon at St. James's
Palace. Her Majesty and suite arrived in three carriages from
the New Palace shot tly before two o'clock. The Earl of Bel-
fast, G. C. H., Vice Chamb•-rlain received her Majesty.
Her M,jesty's llotiourabie Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms
appeared in the new uniform, and were commanded in their
Standard-hearer, Sir Thomas N. Reeve.
flis Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, their Serene
Highnesses the Duke of Saxe Coburg, Gotha, K. G., attended
by Count Koluwrath, Baron .Alvensleben, and Baron Bran-
ticnstein ; the Duke of Nassau, the Hereditary Prince of Nas-
sau, Prince Maurice of Nes:au, Prince Christian of Holstein,
attended by M. De Bille, Chamberlain of his Danish Majesty,
and Danish Minister to the Hauseatic cities, end Count G.
De Blucher; the Prince of Leiningen and the Prince of Fur-
stenberg arrived at the Palace, and attended the Levee.
Her Majesty was attended by the Duchess of Sutherland,
Mistress of the Robes ; the Marchioness of Lansdowne, Fir,t
Lady of the 13 dchamber ; the Marchioness of Taviitack.
Lady in Wtti ing ; Lnrd Byron, Lord in Waiting ; the Duke
of Argyle, G. C. H , Lord Steward ; Marquis of Conyngham,
K. P , Lord Chamberlain ; Eerl of Albemarle, G. C. H—Mas-
ter of the Horse ; Earl of Belfast. Vice Chamberlain ; Earl of
Surrey, Treasurer of the Household ; Colonel Cavendish,
Clerk Marshal ; Sir Henry Seton, Groom in Waiting ; Col.
Buckley. Equerry in Waiting ; and Master Cavendish, Page
of Honour in Waiting.
ii; the circle the following foreign presentations to her
Majesty took place :—Count Senfft. Count Casati, Lieuten Int
Waterton, and Count Kinsky, by Prince Esterhasy, the Aus-
trian Ambassador.
Baron Porbeck, Capitaine a l'Etat, Major-General de S. A.
R. le Grand Due de Bade, and Baron Marschall Bieberstein,
Officier d'Artillerie au servese de S. A. R. le Grand Due de
Bade, by Baron Bulow, the Prussian Mnister.
Le General Goblet and le General Evain, by M. Van de
Weyer, the Belgian Minister.
The Chevalier de Drummond, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Portugal, by M.
Galvao, the Brazilian Minister.
Baron Marenholz ; Baron Charles d'Estorff, Chamberlain
to the King of Hancver ; and Mr. Fenwiek, Hanoverian Con-
sul-General in Denmark, by Baron Munchausen, the Hano-
verian Minister.
His Excellency M. Throop, Minister of the United States
to Naples ; Captain Perry. of the Navy of the United States;
and Mr. M'Cauley, of Maryland, by Mr. Stevenson, the
United States Minister.
Baron Otto Von Uckermanu, by Baron de Gersdorff, the
Saxon Minister.
Baron de Brockhauscn, Prussian Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Sweden, by the
Prince de Putbus, Prussian Ambassador Extraordinary.
M. Drouet, Secretary to the Belgian Legation, by M. Van
de Weyer, the Belgian Minister.
Marquis de Barthelemy, Peer of France; Colonel Paix-
ham, M:tmber of the Chamber of Deputies; Viscount Henry
(le Bastard, Ancien Procureur-General at the Royal Court of
Riom, and Conseiller of the Cour Royale, at Paris ; Count
de la Bedollierre, Count de Rochfort, Emile Count de Chel
fartaines, Officers of the Royal Marine; M. Marcescheau,
French Consul at Dublin; Brocard Viscomte Doumere,
Lieutenant-Colonel in the French service ; and Count Cour-
vay de Colte, Captain of the 6th French Hussars, by Count
Sahastiani, the French Ambassador.
Baton Clement Augustus de Bode, Senior Secretary of the
Imperial Russian Legation in Persia, by Count Pozzo di Borgo,
the Russian Ambassador.

Commendator Count Manley, Adjutant-General of the
Papal Forces, from Rome, by Count Ludolf, the Sicilian
Ambassador,

At thP Entree the following were presented to the Queen :
Tha Chevalier Spontini, by Baron Butow, the Prussian
M;nister.

Sir Augustus Clifford, on being created a Baronet, by Vis-
e mint Melbourne. _

The Levee was attended by the Austrian, Russian, and
French Ambassadors, the Ottoman Ambassador. and M. Sa-
l.me, her Majesty's Oriental Interpreter; Count Ludolf,
N apolitan ; Count Strogonoff, Russian ; Prince de Ligne,
Belgian; Prince de Schwarzenburrer, Austrian ; Baron de
Capellen, Netherlands; Marquis de Miraflores, Spanish ;
Prince de Putbus, Prussian ; General Count Alten, Hano-
verian ,• Marquis de Brignole, Sardinian; Count Gustave de
Lowenhielrn (General-in-Chief of the Swedish Cavalry).
Swedish ; Duke de Palmella, Portuguese ; and Marshal
Soult, French—Ambassadors Extraordirer;
States,
Prussian,an
Belgian, Danish, Bavarian, Brazilian. United dmSiniesster,sS;
Spanish,
Sardinian, Grecian, Hanoverian, and Saxon
Rehausen, Swedish Charge d'Affaires; Chevalier Rebello de
Carvallice Portuguese Charge d'Affaires;
Colonel Almonte,
Prince Nicolas Esterhazv,
Mexican Charge d'Affaires ;
Baron de Monenrvo, Baron de Bourqueney, First Secretary:
to the French Embassy ; Count Bcntinck, Chamberlain
of the King of the Netherlands and Gentleman of
the Embassy; Baron William Van der Duyn and Baron
Rengers de Warmenhuyzen (Chamberlain to the King of
the Netherlands), Gentlemen of the Netherlands Embissy ;
Mr. Benjamin Rush, Secretary, LMr Richard Vaux, Private
Secretary, a
Livingston, Attache to the
rid Mr. Henry
United States Legation ; Countl3 l3ernstorff. Baron de Kras-
aow, l3aron de Bergh, Count Pourtalis, Count Katzfelcht,
Baron de Saldern Leppin, Baron de Schonfeldt, and Baron
de Sedlitz, Attaches to the Prussian Embassy ; Baron Ben-
tinek. Secretary to the Netherlands Legation ; Mr. de Paiva,
Secretary to the Brazilian Legation; Count de Romree, At-
tache to the Belgian Legation; Chevalier de Paiva Pereira,
Attache to the Portuguese Legation ; Baron Bonde, Count
Rosen, Count de Kalling, and Count de Ponke, Attaches to
the Swedish Embassy; Chevalier de Jabat, Secretary, Mar-
quis de Santiago (Grand d'Espagne). Viscount d'Armeria,
and Colonel M. D'Oauna, Attaches t t the Spanish Embassy ;
Captain Hay, Attache to the Hanoverian Embassy, G
Capece Celestes du Duchi di Regina, Secretary of the Sici-
lian Embassy; Chevalier Munoz, Secretary of the Spanish
Legation; Mr. Negrete, Secretary of the Mexican
Legation ; Baron Lebzeltern, Attache to the Aus-
trian Embassy ; the First and Second Secret tries of
the Oaoman Embassy, Chevalier de Sa Nogueira, Se-
eretarY, Marquis of Fayal, Baron de Lagos, Chevalier
lse ,SaniPayo, and Chevalier Brandae, Attaches to the
s ortneeese Chevalier Basto; Count de Cruquem-
bourg6oe theEmbassv ;
Russian F, Embassy, Prince Kotchoubey, of the
-ms'as'Y; Count Erdody. Count Bethlen, Count de
mornsc Count Beldi, and Count Kinsky, Austrian Embassy;
ount Elvernoz and Count de Brogsin, Attaches to the S ir-
dinian
Embassy; Count de Choiseul Praslen, Duke de Vi-
,7,nee, Colonel Naudet, Marquis de Basseno, and Count de
uernon, Attaches to the French (Extraordinary) Embassy ;
1,1! Secretary to the Grecian Legation ; the Archbishoa of
Canterbury, the Captain of the Honourable Corps, of Gen-
Zein‘'n-at- Arms
; Lord Hill, Gold Stick in Waiting; the
or" of the Yeoman Guard, the Master-General of the
John"an"
, Marquis of Thomond, A. D.C. to the Queen ; Sir
the r°r"s' Bart.. Lord Mayor ; the Adjutant-General of
Master Cif lr.
C.
the Wood, M. P., Secretary of the Admiralty ;
the Ceremonies, the Dean of Hereford (in
.walilig), arid the Rev. Dr Short, Deputy-Clerk of the Ch.
'reit! Colonel Cavendish. Clerk Marshal, the Solicitor-Gene.
af B'r George O'Carroll and Sir Moses Montefiore. Sheriffs
!I, London and Middlesex ; the Chancellor of the Order of
ilt•lVicliael and St. Georee ; Captain Sir John Phillimore,
Waiting,'" I S. Sir
; Colone ir Robert Gardiner,
Re- I n's Dalrymple, and Brown, A. D. C. to the Queen ; Sir
Hon
Smith, Lord Alfred Paget, Equerry to the her Majesty ;
Duchess
Col. Caradoc, K. 11.. Equerry to her Royal Highness the
ie„,,,,.he5,,s of Kent ; Mr. Henry [lnward, attached to her Ma-
V`/' Legation at Berlin ; the Rev. Dr. Dakin, Principal
remain to her Majesty's Forces ; the Groom of the Robes ;
able Cores B. Curling, Clerk of the Cheque of the ll•;nour-
the Cheque Gentlemen-at-arms ; Mr. Ellerthorp. Clerk of
air,ionf the Yeomen of the Guard ; Captain William
aiting. and Sir Thomas Horsley Curteis,
ut°lls cf the Yeomen Guard; Captain Pechell, R. N , M. P.,
i.-:zir,rry to her Majesty Queen Adelaide ; Lieutenant Colonel
in IVederick Smith, Gentleman Uster of the Privy Chamber
th aiting ; Majer Hyde. Assistant Master and ;Nlarsliel of
e Ceremonies
follow
Mr. Blackwood, Lieut.-Colonel Diggie,
Nl.r. Randall, Gentlemen Ushers in Waiting ; and the
rg
rkKas—Buccleoch, Sutherland, Beaufort, Richmond.
21Akoutses— Lothian, Abercorn, Camden, Tavistock, Lon-
l', orderry, Huntly, Headfort.
EARLS—Lovelace, Zetland, Charlemont, Morley, Delawarr,
Fingall, Jersey, De Grey. Desart, Sheffield.
Vlscour.TS— Falkland, Beresford. Eastnor, Lake, Lismore,
Dillon, Temoletown. Boringdon, Emlyn, Southwell.
LORDS—Robert Grosvenor, Dunsany, Worsley, Lilford,
Gardner, Suffield, Dundas, Carew. Clifford, Southampton,
Alostyn, Calthorpe, Oxmantown, Vernon, James Stuart. El-
Irnborough. John Somerset, Bexley, Macdonald, Harry Vain.,
Seafoid, Rolle, Clanwilliam, Charles Fitzroy, De Manley,
Cranmore, Villiers, M.P. ; Sudeley, Frederick Beauclerk,
Langford.
Archbishop of Canterbury.
Bishop of Nova Scotia.
RIGHT EIONOURABLES—C. Tennyson D'Eyncourt, henry
Ellis, S. R. Lushington, Sir G, H. Rose. •
_lloNrotiammes—Charles Hope, M.P. ; John C. Dundas,Nr. Calthorpe, Henry R. Wcstenra, M. P. ; Major Scarlett,
Jolln Ponsonby, C. Ponsonbv, M. P. ; Captain Dalzell, Ar-
SituariTD,rdill°l(';nßinera,rh-aArndmiral Henniker, Donald Mackay, Mr.
Int.eikeht°anrd.
Rev. F. S. m -, Rev. J. E. Boscaaen, Captain Bruce,
BARONE:TS-2
John Edwards, Bulkeley Philipps, Henry Halford,
P_eckham Mek
01,:•a-it,Shiairto Adair; Joint Croft, K. C T.S..
C. Metcalfe, G.C. ft '.l esketh Fleetwood, Lytton Bulwer,
Arthur Chichester II • de Courcey Laffau, Richard Sutton.
John
Cowan, W. I•'oster,' .a
I,ll:.p:N.Nrwpo,
reslnillso7l. tine
David
jaeviCi
hdasmß)
npo,beeßLiein
Hall, M.P., John Guest,
Clayton East, Augustus Clifford F. Adair Roe, R. Price,' R.
East
Inglis, James Baird, John (
KNIGHT.; Charles W hsborn, Charles Aldi'' H. Bridges,
GDe eorge Se moor A. cell`V. Charles
tt, Francis Macdonnell, John
Veulle.

•
Dean of
Rv.v. Doe'roas.—Reid, Symon, Short, Jones.
Doc Tons— Strachan, Edwin Madly, D. C. L. H. U. Thom-
son, Eames Barry, Roget, Bostock, Alexander Nisbet, Field.
Massas.—E. Monro, It Monro, J. H. Caunter,
8.D.,R. M.Clilitock, Benson, John Marshall, Burrell Hay-
J. Lloyd Crawley, John Wane, Ilalft,rd, H. J. Ellman,
P. Shouldham. Henry Wallace, H F.. Boyd, Henry Thomp-
son, J. Endell Taylor, William Watts, Geo. Bythesea..
The Lord Advocate of Scotland.
The Lord Provost of Edinburgh.
THE MAYORS OF —Chester, Liverpool, Bury St. Edmund's.
Baron Osten.
SHERIFFS—Quinton, Jones.
MRSSlEURS—Brockhurst Barclay, Lumsden (of Tilwhill)).
P111.1i? Howard, M. P., Berthie Mchew, Seymour Sadhr,

Stanley Cary, Blackall, Nugent Vaughan, Gordon Cumming,
Gibson Craig, M. P., Hamilton Hamilton, Douglas Stuart,
Frederick Dundas, Stephenson, Matthew Anketell, R. Aber-
crombie, Petrie, Com. General; 'William Pearson, F.R S. ;
William Russell, Lewis Ricardo, Sherlock Willis, Balfour,
Rich, M.P., William Smith, James Walker, David Ca,mi-
chael Smyth, William 04ilby, Hamilton, William Fane de
Salis, Fitzroy, Bowyer, Samuel Shalders Beare, G. Treherne
Thomas, George Mitchell, Henry Reeve, Biddulph,
M. P., Peter Dixon, Henry Robinson, James Taylor, Natha-
niel Ogle, C. Cavendish, Martin, M. P Fauche, PendvrvN,
Rhodes, John Poynder, Barclay de Mountency, Willia:n
Richard Harnaway, Reader Wainewright, D Morris, M.l'.,
James Nicol, Stlon Steuart, Tutks, Edmund Meares Kelly,
Banfield, Hedley, .1. G. Mustert, Frederick Pearson, A. E.
Field, Francis Bally, R. Lambton Sorters, Hercules Ells,
Barker, H. Hoskins, M. P., D3ttin, M. P., Renry Hennage,
Thomas Teed, Comm. Washington, Horatio Bolingbroke,
Arthur White, Charles Henry Oakes, Goddard, M P., Burke,
Crane, Richard Bourke. Charles Villiers, P. K., Welch, Sur-
tees, Herbert Jones, Henry Adair, Arland, Bagshaw, John
Francis, Thomas Drane, Cameron Monet, Theodore Price,
Henry Howard, W. Fletcher Norton, Andrew White, M. P.,
James Arnold Wheeler, Donald Maclean, M. P., James
Walker, Bentinck, Thomas Boddington, Vernon Smith
Bannerman, Richard Houghton, James M'Ternan, Ferguson
of Ralth, M. P., E. Shepard, J.. T. Betts, Hope, M. P., Burke,
Richard Hodgson, Edward Johnson, Dillon Trent, Children,
Urquhart, Charles Larkings, Greene, William Russell,
Beauclerk, Philpotts, M.P., Henry Harriott, Denison,
Gandolfii, Sultzer, Mildmay, Copland; Thomson, Hampden,
Pryce Pryce, Haworth, William Boggle, Crawford, Henry
Hooper Wilton, Benjamin Smith, M. P., William New-
bigging, P. R C. S. and R. S. E. E., Wyatt Edgell, Maxwell,
John Clark, Tawnev, Lubbock, C. Wood, M P. ; John El.
liott, James, J. J. 'Brandon, Dutton, J. Tyndale, Richard
Pearce, Northcote, Professor Christie, R. Abercrombie.
ADMIRALS-Sir F. W. Austen, K.C.B. ; Honeyman, Sir
T. Hardy, Sir J. Hilliar, C.B , K.C. H. ; J. E. Douglas,
Sir C. Adam, Sir Wm. Parker, Sir E. Brace, Lord Mark
Kerr Lawford, Sir Ross Donally, K.C.B. ; Sir R. H.
Bromley, Sir A. Farquhar, Hodgson, Sir P. Campbell, Sir
B. Capell, Sir Edward Hamilton, Sir Edward Codrington,
Sheppard, Sykes.
CAPTAINS, R.N.—Richard Saumarez, Wetherall, Har.
good, Sir Charles C. Parker, Bart. ; Ayscough, Sir R.
O'Conor, G. Daniell, Thornbrough, William Oldrey, Rey-
nolds, Copeland, George Evans. Pechell, J. Hope, Robert.
son, F. Blackwood, William Willmott Henderson, K. H. ;
T. Martin.

COMMANDERS—Loch, Frederick H. H. Glasse, John Kitig,
Thomas Leigh, Henry Grease, J. S. Foreman, Gooch, Smyth.
LIEUTENANTS, R.N.—James Maurice Shipton, E. Brenton
Donop, F. Lowe, H. E. Hurlton Benett, NV. S. Cooper, G.
H. Seymour, J. F. L. Wood, Rouse, Michael Dwyer, R.
Hammond, Bridges, George Jackson, A. P. Le Neve, John
Lloyd Clayton, W. K. Nicolas.
GENERALS—Sir George Quentin, Sir Jahn Macdonald, Sir
William Gomm, Right Hon. Sir E. Blackney, G. C. 8.,
K. C. H. ; Reeves, Sir James Kyrle Money, Sir Charles Dal-
biac, John Crosbie. Sir Lewis Grant, Callender, Sir George
Murray, Sir T. Arbuthnot Evans, C. 8., Sir R. Donkin, Orde,
Mawbey, Shrapnel, Sir R. H. Diek, Lord Burghersh, Sir L.
Otwas, Sir F Wetherell, Lord Howden, Lord F. Somerset,
Hon. Sir W. Lumley, Sir J. Stratan, C. 8., K. CAI. ; Reeves,
Right Hon. Sir G. Murray, Pilkington, Sir H. Pynn, Sir G.
Quentin, Sir H. Lowe, Rovi, C. 8., Sir J May, K. C. 8., Sir
N. Tinting, Widdrington, K. C. H., Sir W. Hutchinson, Sir
J. Taylor, E. Walker, Burgoyne, Sir F. Adam, Brown, Sir
P. Cerro], Sir 0. Carey, Sir F. Trench, Sir J. S. Barns,
Sir F. Mulcaster, Vincent, Sir R. Bourke, W. Gray, Sir
Robert Dundas, Shadfortb, Sir W. Gomm, Sir G. Whitmore,
K. C. H., Sir C. Wale.
COLONELS—Morris, Gold, Basden, C. E. Cox, Daniell,
Buckwith, H. Newton, Blanshard, Shaw, Smith, Greaves, Sir
W. Cox, Harvey, Farquharson, Sir B. Camac, Power, Anson,
Sir W. Davison, Birch, J. Cox, Sinling, Lord Hotham,
Dundas, Cotton, Moore, O'Mulley, Vandeleur, Munro,
Thomas, Pemberton. Lambert, Caradoc, Stawell, Darner.
MAJORS—Jervis, Griffiths, K. H., Sir W. H. Tonkin, Chip
chase, Hawkins, Wallington, Rose, Phibbs, Sir G. E. Hamil-
ton, Bart., Freshfield, M,P., Stack, P. Beete, Hartley, C. P.
Kennedy, M'Nicol, Sir E. A. Campbell.
CAPTAINS.—Ormsby, Farrell, A. Lawrence, Lumley, Hil-
liard, T. Shadforth, Quentin, Rayner, Weymouth, W. G.
White, Few, Rowley, I3onham, Thorold, Balck, J. P. Wade,
M. G. White. Harvey, Bernard, T. J. Lowth, Sampson, Low,
Boscawen, Ibbetson, Arthur Onslow, Patrick Henderson,
Innes, W. Hunter, Kaye, Myers, Brew. Glover, Hamilton.
LIEUTENANTS—Kingdon, Henry T. Gustard, J. Dixon, Be-
resford, Edwin, Wodehouse, Ouchterlony, C. D. Osborn, W.
Tomline, Robert Blucher Wood, Long, Hon. E. G. Monckton,
F. W. Rutledge, Duff, W. Frederick Curtis, Cockburn, Wil-
mot Baadford, Jenkinson, Luther, Watson, Inverarity, Kemp-
thorn°, C. E. Steuart, George Reid, Lnnphier Walford.
CORNETS.—H. E Surtees, Wald, Rich, George
g ENSlGNS.—Auustus F. Braham, Hutchinson, Carrel, Ed
munds, Ormsby, -Edward Lowe, A. R. Margary.

The following Noblemen and Gentlemen presented ad
dresses and petitions to the Queen:—
The Archbishop of Canterbury—An address from the
Bishop and Clergy of the diocese of Australia, of humble
condolence on the death of the late King, and of congatula-
tion on her Majesty's accession to the Throne.
Lord Lilford—An address from the Clergy, Churchwar-
dens, and other inhabitants of Titchmarsh, Northamptonshire,
upon the occasion of her Majesty's Coronation.
The Earl of Ripon—A petition from the Archdeacon and
Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Dorset, for the revival of the
Convocation.

Mr. Bannermann—A congratulatory address from the pro-
vost, magistrates, and council of the city of Ab2rdeen.
Doctor Edwin M eldy, mayor of Gloucester ; the Duke of
Belufort. IFgh Steward of Gloucester; and Mr. Henry
Hooper Wilton, town clerk—An address expressive of con-
gratulation on her Majesty's Coronation.
The Lord Advocate of Scotland— An address from the
town of Leith.
The Lord Provost of Edinburgh—An address from the city
of Edinburgh.
The Marquis of Londonderry—An address from the free-
men, freeholders, and inhabitants of the city and county of
Norwich, praying her Majesty to preserve inviolate the union
between Church and State.
The Mayor of Chester, accompanied by the Members of
that city and the Marquis of Westminster—An address to her
Majesty on her Coronation.
Viscount Eastuor, Major HawkeP, and Mr. Hampden—An
add..ess of congratulaion from Leamington upon her Ma.
jesty's Coronation.
Mr. Urquhart—Al address from the commercial commu-
nity of G las 2ow
Mr. Samuel ShAldets Beare, mayor of Norwich, accom-
panied by Mr.-John Francis, sheriff of Norwich, Mr. Ben-
j ,min Smith, M.P., and Mr. Horatio Bolingbroke—An ad-
dress from the body corporate of congratulation on her
Maj,fsty's Coronation, and of thanks for her choice and
steadfast support of Ministers.
The Mayor of Liverpool, accompanied by Mr. Richard
Houghton and Mr. Brockhurst Barclay—An address of con-
eratulatiou from the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of
Liverpool on Ler Majesty's Coronation.
Lord J Imes Stuart—Addresses from the Royal Burghs of
Ayr and of Irvine, on her Maj2sty's Coronation.
Mr. Alderman White, M. P.—An address of congratulation
from the Miyor, Aldermen, aed Burgesses of Sunderland.
Lord Vial( r., M. P., and Mr. George Hope, M.P. —An
address ftoa-i the Mayor, burgesses, and inhabitants of Wey-
mouth and Ile!combe-Regis. to congratulate her Majesty on
her coronation.

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Lord Althorpe—An address from the Archdeacon and the
Clergy of the Arehdeaconry of Coventry, humbly praying her
Majesty not to sanction the appointment of a permanent Ec-
clesiastical Comrnissi in without further inquiry.
Mr. II tworth, Sheriff of Lichfield—An address of congra-
tulation from the gentry, clergy, and other inhabitants of that
city.
Mr. Ingham, M. P.—An address from South Shields on
the Coronation.

Mr. Sultzen, Mayor of Lichfield—An address of congratu-
lation from the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses.
Richard Pearce, Mayor of Pei:z ince—An adiress from the
Mayor, Aldo! m,,n, and Burgeses of the borough of Penzance,
and the inhabitants of the borough and its immediate neigh-
bourhood.

Mr. Peter Dixon, Mayor of Carlisle—A congratulatory ad-
dress from the Corporation of Carlisle.
Henry Maddock, Mayor, and George Portovay, Alderman
—An address on the occasion of her Aljesty's Coronati4 n
from the borough of Bury St. Edmunds.

Tim following Noblemen and Gentlemen wer presented to
her Majesty :
The Earl of Lovelace, on promotion in the P.crage, by Viscount Mel.

bourne
The Earl of Zet:and, on his promotion in the Peerage, by the Earl of

A'bemarle
Lord Dunaany, Lord Lieutenant of the county Meath, by the Marquis

of Heath; 4't
Lord Dundas, on his appointment as Lord Lieutenant of the Notth Rid-
ing of Yorkshire, by Viscount Melbourne
Lord Carew, on his appointment, by Viscount Melbourne
Lord Sudety, on his• elevation to the Peerage, by the Marquis of

Lansdowne.
Han. C. Hope, M.P., by Mr. G.W. Hop, M.P.
Mr. Bertic Mathew, Lieutenant I Oth Royal Hussars, by the Marquis of

Londonderry
Sir Augustus Clifford, on being created a Thironet, by Visa. Melbourne
Lord De Manley, on his elevation to the Peerage
Sir Lytton BuLver, Bart., on being created a Baronet, by Viscount

Melbourne
Viscount Lismore, on his creation, by Lord Melbourne
Mr. Gordon Cumming, by the Duke of Argyll
Lord Macdonted, by Lord Gardner
Sir William Foster, Bart , on being created a Baronet, by the Earl of
A bemarle
Sir Robert Shatter Adair, on being created a Baronet, Sir Robert
Adair, G C.B.
The Earl of Desart, by Lord Suffield
Sir J. Shaw, Bart., by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex
Sir Richard Sutton, Bart., by Lord Wordey
Sir John Edwards, on receiving the dignity of a Baronet, by Viscount
Melbourne
Lord Southampton, by the Earl of Rosslyn
Sir David Roche, ou being created a Baronet, by Viscount Morpeth.
Sir John Guest, M F., on his bring created a Baronet, by his Royal
Highness the Doke of Sussex
Prof. ssor Christie, 'Secretary of the Royal Society, by his Royal WO.
Less the Duke of Sussex
Mr. George Mitchell, by Lord Foley
Hon. Arthur Dillon, by Viscount Dillon
Hon. and Rev. J. Evelyn Boscawen, by his Grace the Archbishop of
Canterbury
Sir Benjamin Hall, M I'., on being created a Baronet, by Lord Rohr it
Grosvenor
Rev. Mr Benzon, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex
Mr_ Childers, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Susst x
Mr. Fitzroy, by the Marquis of Conyngham