The Sun.
London, England, 1831-04-14 00:00:00

THE KING'S LEVEE.

His Majesty held a Levee yesterday, at his Palace in St.
James's, which was nunicrously attended. The Guard of Honour
was composed of a detachment of the Royal Horn Guards..
His Majesty entered the State Rooms, aecorripanied by the
Duke of-Sussex and Prince Leopold, attended by the Great Offi-
cers of State, and held his Entre Levee.
Mr. Fletcher Wilson, the Danish Consul-General, was pre-
sented to the King by Count Moltke, his Danish Majesty's Mi-
nister Plenipotentiary.
Lord Grantham had an audience, and kissed hands on lTis being
appointed Aide-de-Camp to the King.
Monsieur Torqueneff and Monsieur Klustine were presented
to the. King by the Russian Ambassador.

There Nv`re'present
The Russian, Austrian, Freneh;And Netherlands Ambassadors;
the Prussian, Swedish, Danish. Neapolitan, Sardinian, Wirtem.
berg, Mexican, and Austrian Ministers • the Archbishops of Can:.
terhury and York, and the Bishop of Lndon ; the Lord Presi‘
dent, the First Lord of the 'Treasury, the Lord Privy Seal, the
Secretaries of State for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial Depart-
ments, the Chancellor of the Exchequer. the First Lord of the
Admiralty, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the Horse, the
Groom of the Stole, the Commander of the Forces, the Master-
General of the Ordnance, the Captain Of the Honourable Corp
of Gentlemen Pensioners, the Captain of the Yeoman Guard,
the Vice-Chamberlain, ie Secretary of State for Ireland. the
Master of the Horse to the Queen, the Treasurer of the House-
hold, the Master of the King's Hounds, the Judge Advocaft
General, Sir A. Barnard, Principal Equerry to the King Gene-
ral Macdonell, Principal Equerry to the Queen ; Sir A. I)'Este,
Equerry to the King; the Master of the Ceremonies, and Mr.
Hinrich, Lieutenant of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen
Pensioners.

At the General Levee were
DUKES—Wellington, Grafton, Montrose, Manchester, Gor-
don, Argyll, Richmond.
MAR QU ISS ES —Hastings, Lothian, Down sh ire.
EARLS—Rosslyn, Erroll, Carlisle, Ferrers, Brownlow, Sel-
kirk, Mahnesbury, Guilford, Verulam, Fingal, Cawdor.
VlSCOUNTS—Beresford, Ashbrook, Fitzharris, Acheson,
Hood.
LORDS—Byron, Grantham, Kilmaine, Bingham, Clanwil-
ham, Edward Seymour, Thynne, Bridport, Grimston, Thiele,
Durham, Sherburne, Skelmersdale Ellenborough, Saltoun,
Maryborough, W. Graham, H. Thynne.
RIGHT HONOUR AI3LES —Sir S. Canning, Sir G. Murray.
HONOURABLES—Sir Francis Frisk, George Agar, F. J.
Shore, F. H. Nugent, William Ogilvy, M.P., Lieut. Harris,
KN., F. Byng.
SlRS—James Urmston, F. Vincent, Bart., J. Croft, Bart.,
George Barlow, F. Burton, Matthew Tierney, George Nayler,
F. G. Fowke, Bart.' W. E. Welby, Bart., Charles Colville, E.
Thornton, George Staunton, Bart., M.P., Frederick Watson,
K.T.S., C. Des Vocux, Bart., William Guise, T. Whichcote,
William Oglander, W. Abdy, H. Willoughby, T. F. Drake,
Trevor Wheler, Walter Stirling, R. Frederick, Bart., J. Stronge,

H. Fletcher, Bart.
BlSHOP'S—Chichester, Rochester.
Dean of Windsor—Archdeacon Butler.
REV. DOCTORS—Sir Robert Beat, Everard, Davys, Good-
enough.
REV. MESSRS.—J. C. Wright, T. Carter, A. B. Mesham,
J. C. Young, C. Day. J. M'Evoy, J. Barker.
DOCTORS--Spurgin, Jackson, Alderman, Garratt.
MESSRS.—George I)u Pre, Kynaston, Bayford, C. Wynn, J.
Frost, F.A.S., H. Herbert, R. Wyatt Edgell, Grimston, Norton,
John Read, Sanctuary, Robinson, Bacon, Gordon, Preston, E.
Buller, Butler Danvers, Beltz, M. Grant, Maberly, Hornby,
Littledale, Staples, Henry Littledale, H. J. Grant, Knight, M.P.,
Robert Hook, W. Tatton Egerton, W. K. Child, It. Earle, M.
Ure, E. Fauquiere, H. Lytton Bwer, nrSeymour,
~ H. C.
Pole, Frederick Calvert, Hyett, H. Musters, Eyler, M.P., A. G.
Stapleton, 11. Lambton, Beaumont, flames, Hugo Mildmay, W.
Lascelles, Greenhill Russell, M.P., Welby, M.P., Fitzgerald,
M.P., Stirling, George Harrison, Capel, A. V. Corbet, Stanley,
Delme Radcliffe, Fletcher Wilson, Holden, Dashwood, Selwin,
D. Thomson, D. Halford, Fraser, Borrer, E. Macnaghten, H.
' Drummond, Putman Tyrrell, Jones, J. Alexander, John Eld,
Smyth Windham, A. F. Moreton, Cooper, Verschoyle, Adams,
Ruthven, M.P., Egerton, W. Fraser, R. B. Wilbraham, N. Car-
lisle, 0. Hanlon, H. Parish, Woods, H. Broadwood, T. Harrison.
ADMIRALS—Sir Robert Otway, Sir James H. Whitshed,
Earl of Northesk, James Douglas, Sir Thomas Foley, Mackellar,
Honvman, Walker, C. 8., Plampin, Durham, Sir E. Codrington,
Sir W. Lake, Curzon, G. Martin, Thomas Dundas, Sir Charles
Ogle, Sir J. Saumarez, Sir C. Thornbrough, Sir D. Gould.
Commissioner Deas Thomson, Accountant-General of the
Navy.
GENERALS—Macdonnell, Grosvenor, Frederick Maitland,
Sir W. Oswald, Hart, Douglas, Hon. Robert Taylor, Wynyard,
Crosbie, A. Wemyss, Thornton, Sir R. Jones, Sir E. Paget, Capel,
Sir .1. M'Mahon, Wetherall, Meade, Macdonald, Corner; Sir W.
P. Carrol, Foster.
COLONELS—TeuIon (35th Regiment), Whatley, Sir C.
Thornton, Cust, Barne, J. Munro, West, Lewis, William Hay,
Sir A. Christie, N. Harris, Guille, Sir Henry Watson, Berkeley,
Arnold, Belli, Ellicombe, Sir William JollifFe, Gibbs, Dawkins,
Taylor, Sir W. Decries, Custance, O'Grady, M.P., Rice Jones,
Douglas, Hughes, Sir C B. Vere.
M AJ 0 11S--Pennefather, Gardiner, Sweetman, Freeth, White,
Savine, Napier.
COMMANDERS—MaitIand, John Hamilton.
CAPTAINS—Rainier, R.N. C. 8., George Pechell, R.N., Han-
cock, C.B. R.N., Christoph Heise, Paterson, Bullets, C.B. RN.,
Simmons, R.A., Perkins, R. Logan, Trotter, Cary, Wynyard, J.
Percy, Angerstein, Frederick Barne, Sir John Phillimore, John
Thompson, De Starek, Nooth, Sir G. R. Westphal, RN., Wat-
ter, Louis, Barnard, Hon. C. Berkeley, Levison Gower, Tobin,
C.B. R.N. Thornbrough, R.N., Hoare, R.N., E. Curzon, R.N.,
Brace, R.N., Joseph O'Brien, RN., J. Anderson, Cadogan,
R.N., M. Seymour, R.N., Cuthbert, Hickey, R.N., Arabin,
Sykes, R.N., Herringham, R.N., Gill, A. P. Green, R.N.,
Astell, H. B. Martin, R. F. Martin.
LIEUTENANTS—Stopford, R.N., C. H. Jay, R,N., Hony-
man, J H. Maxwell, R.N., C. Gosset, R.N., B. P. Sadler, RN.,
Roy, R.N., Wright, Wentworth, R.N., C. G. Butler, R.N.,
Bendyshe,R.N., R. M. Poulden, Cherry, H. Hem-ley, George
Morris, Hope, H. D. Twysden, L. A. Robinson, R. 0. Ward,
George Hague, R.N., Perkins, G. V. Hart, R.N.
Cornet George Score%
The following addresses were presented to his Majesty :
The Duke of Wellington, with a petition from the Mayor and
Citizens of Cork, praying that in the Reform Bill care may be
taken for the safety of the Protestant Church in Ireland.
The Duke of Gordon, with petitions from the Counties of Elgin
and Ross against the Reform Bill.
The Duke of Montrose, with the Dumbartonshire address.
Earl Grey, with the fallowing Addresses in favour of Reform in
Parliament :—From the Inhabitants of the town of Wigan and

its vicinity; from the Inhabitants of the Royal Burgh of Ker-
riemuir, in the county of Forfar; from the Feuars and other
Inhabitants of Larkwall, in the county of Lanark; from the
Congregation of Particular Baptists at Worstead.
Lord Durham, with Addresses from Edmonton, in Middlesex,
and Johnshaven, in Scotland, in favour of Parliamentary

Reform.
Mr. Alderman Garratt, with an Address from the inhabitants of
the Ward of Bridge, in the city of London, in favour of the
Bill for Reform in Parliament.
Mr. John Read, High Sheriff of Suffolk, with a county Address,
by his Grace the nuke of Grafton.
Mr. Adams, High Sheriff of the county of Carmarthen, with an
Address in favour of Parliamentary Reform.
Mr. Fraser, of Torbreck, with an Address from Inverness.
The Earl of Erroll, with Addresses from the Moderator, Office
Bearers, and Members of the Society of High Constables of
Edinburgh ; and from the Landholders and inhabitants of Ork.
ney and Zetland resident in Edinburgh, to thank his Majesty
for the measure of Parliamentary Reform proposed by his

Ministers.
Mr. William Knox Child, one of the Magistrates of the county
of Kent, with an humble and loyal Address from the inha-
bitants of Tunbridge, expressing their satisfaction at the plan
of Reform introduced by his Majesty's Ministers, by Viscount

Melbourne.
Mr. B. Danvers, High Sheriff for Leicestershire, with an Ad-
dress to his Majesty from that county in favour of the Reform
measure.
Mr. Maberly, with an Address from Croydon, &c.
Lord Ducic, Sir Win. Guise, Mr. Hyett, Colonel Berkeley and
Lord Sherborn, with the Address from Gloucestershire in fa-

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your of Reform.
The following had the honour of being presented to his Ma-
jesty :
Lord Grantham, on his appointment as King's Aid-de-Camp
Sir John Croft, Bart. by Lord Robert Manners
Lieut.-Colonel Teuton, :35th Regiment, on his promotion
Sir Matthew Tierney, Bart. on being appointed Physician to the
Queen's Household
Viscount Fitzharris, by the Earl of Malmesbury
Capt. Cary, South Devon Yeomanry, by Lord James O'Bryen
Mr. N. Carlisle, Gentleman of his Majesty's Most Hon.
Privy
Chamber
Mr. G. Du Pre, on his return from the British Legation at Berlin
Sir Thomas Whichcote, by Lord Saltoun
Mr. H. L. Bulwer, M.P., attached to his Majesty's Embassy at
Lieutenant of Forfarshire
Vienna
Mr. Hyett, by Lord Ducie
Venerable Archdeacon Butler, D.
by the Lord Bishop of
London
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Mr. Holden, by Lord Byron
Dr. spurgin, by Earl kb'errers.w. .
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Mr. R. wryatt rgell, y Sir illiam Jolliffe
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Sir James Urmston, by Sir George Staunton, Bart.
G. Rague,R.N._Gentleman Pensioner, on his appointment
LRieevu.tJ. Lilian C. Young, by the Lord in Waiting
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Sir William dy, by the Earl rf
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Sir Francis Vincent, Bart. by the Marquis of Clanricarde
Mr. Cooper, AdvocatGeileral of Mauritius, by the Earl Fingall
State Physician in Ireland, by Earl of Gosford
Dr. Jackson, .
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Mr. William;,Laeiles, by Lord Carlisle
Fletcher,
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Mr. Kynas,
31r. N`v eiby, M.P. by Earl Brownlow
Sir Henry
Lieut. Wright, by Sir W. Pringle
1 Lieut. Hemsley,
Sir C 1
Co vale, Sheriff of Derbyshire, by the Duke of Devonshire
Rev. T. Carter, by the Rev. 1)r. Keate
14r, Robert Hook, by the Earl of Guilford
gr. Preston, by Sir William Herries
Rev. T. C. Wright, by the Rev. Dr. Keate
Sir Hugo INViscount l.lidmay, by
Palmerston
Sir John Croft, by Lord Robert M •
Rev. Arthur 13. Mesham, by the Marquisanners •
icir Bacon, by the Earl of G
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Nir. Beaumont, Yorkshire Hussars, by Lord Grantham
3.1,.. Gordon, by the Duke of Gordon
lion. George Agar, by Viscount Ashbrosk
I Rev. S. Barker, Chaplain
1 Cambridge to his Royal Highness :the Duke of

3,1 r. Fyler, M.P. by Viscount Palmerston
Mr. Edward Buller, by Lord de Dunstaniille
sir. Macpherson Grant, by earl Gower
Sir Frederick Watson, K.T.S., by Viscount Beresford
sir. Hornby, by Lord James O'Brien
Mr. Richard Earle, by the Hon. E. G. Stanley
Mr. Frederick Calvert, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Hon. Frederick J. Shore, by General Lord Hill
Mr. Hedworth Lambton, by Lord Durhain
Capt. Perkins, Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry, by
W. Jobiffe
Lieut.-Colonel Sir
Hon. Thomas Hugh Nugent by the Marquis of Westmeath
Mr. Henry Herbert, by Lord Ducie
Mr. Verschoyle, by Lord Kilmaine
Mr. G. Harrison, on his appointment as Knight Commander
Guelphic Order
Mr. Littledale, by Earl Amherst
Mr. H. T. Grant, by Sir Christopher Cole
Lieut.-General Sir J. Oswald, by General Lord Hill]
Mr. Ruthven, M.P., by Mr. Spring Rice
Mr. O'Hanlon,
Mr. Tyrrell, to kiss hands
on his appointment, by Mr. Stanley;
Sir J. Strnnge, by his Grace the Lord Chamberlain
Mr. H. Musters, by Lord Saltoun
Mr. E. Macnaghten, by Lord James O'Brien
Mr. Henry Littledale, by Mr. Littledale
Mr. J. Eld, by Admiral Sir R. Otway
Admiral Sir T. Foley, by the Earl of Northesk
Mr. Borrer, by his Grace the Lord Chamberlain!
Knight,Mr.
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Mr. Jones, by his father, Lieut.-General Sir R. Jones .
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mond, Lieut.-Col. Surrey Yeomanry, by the Earl of
Mr. H. Broadwood by his Grace the Lord Chamberlain '
Rev. C. Day, , Chaplain to the High Sheriff for the county
of Suffolk, by. his iirace the Duke of Graftsn
Lorii' Bingham, by Lord Hill • •
Rev. Dr. Davis, Principal Master to her Royal Highness the
Princess Victoria, on being appointed Dean of Chester

Sir F. G. rowke, Bart., a Gentleman of Ilalesty's Privy Chambe;
Mr. Dashwood, by General Maitland
Capt. Simmons, R.A., on presenting his work an Cot; s Martial
Lord Grimaton 'by the Earl of Vernlam
Capt. }lantotk: C.B. RN., by Sir James Graham
Capt. LOtlis, 1t.., on promotion
Mr. Grimston; by. Ldrd V.erttlar
Mr. Names, Gentleman of his Majesiy't Most Hon. Privy Chamber
Capt. Barnard, Grenadcer Guards, fiy Si`r A. Barnard
Capt. It. Logan, liy Lord I': Somerset .
Capt. Hon. C. Berkeley, on prOrnotlon by Colonel Perkelev
Town Major White, of the Gatrisdn of P,
Town Col. Iliggirs
Major Freeth, 64th Regiment, by Mr. Geifrge. Harrison
I,ieut. Stopford, by Admiral Sir R. Stopford
Hon. F. Byng, Gentleman Usher of his Majesty's Privy Chamber,
on his appointment, by the Lord Chamberlain
Lieut. H. 1). Twysden, R.N., by Mr. Holdsworth
Comniander John Hamilton, RN., by Sir James Graham
Capt. Angerstelh, by Colonel Woodford
Capt. J. Percy, R. s. on hie return from Ireland, by Adm. Dun

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Mr. It. Wilhraham, by Lord SkelmerSdale
Capt. R. Martin, by. Sir T. Martin
The Hon. Sir Francis Forester, by the Lord in Waiting
Mr. Francis Dashwood, by General Frederick Maitland
Gen. Grosvenor, by the Earl of Wilton
Col. Arnold, on being appointed a Knight o'f fhe Royal Hano-
verian Guelphic Order, by Lieut—General Sir Herbert Taylor
Col. J. Munro, by the Earl of Gosford
Col. Wet, by General Maynard
Rear-Adm. MaCkellafi on promotion, and return from the Conti-

nent
Coi. Barne, by Gen. Sir William Ciiht.on
Admiral James Douglas, by Capt. Sir George W.stplial, R.N.
Lieut.-Col. William Hay, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Col. Sir Archibald Christie, on being appointed Deputy Governor
of Stirling Castle, by Lord Hill
The Hon. Lieut. Harris, R.N. by the Earl of Malinesbury
Captain Cary, by Lord James O'Brien
Captain Wynyard, by General Wynyard
Lieut.-Colonel Noel Harris, on being made a Knight of the
Royal Order of the GUelph, by Lord Hill
Commander Maitland, by Sir Robert Otway
Col. Guille, on being appointed Aid-de-Camp to his Majesty for
the service of the Guernsey Militia, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Col. Sir Henry Watson, by Lord Hill
Col. Jervis, on being appointed Aide-de-Camp to the King
Capt. C. Herse, by Sir 1 . Muller
Lieut. Honyman, by his father, Rear-Admiral Honyman
Lieut. G. V. Hart, R.N. by General Hart
Lieut. Perkins, by Lieut... Col. Sir William Joliffe
Lieut. R. 0. Ward, by Sir Robert Gardiner
Lieut. Bendyshe, R.N. Sheriff of the county of Huntingdon, with
a dutiful and loyal Address to his Majesty
Lieut. Ray, R.N. by Sir Robert Otway
Lieut. L. A. Robinson, R.N. by Sir James Graham
Lieut. B. P. Sadler, by Sir James Graham
Captain Paterson, on promotion, by Lord F. Somerset
Cabtain J. Thompson, RN., by Sir James Graham
Captain Nooth, by Viscount Hood
Captain Waller, by I.ieut..General Sir Herbert Taylor
Captain Trotter, on promotion, by Colonel Fitzclarence
Major Pen nefather, on promotion, an d return from the 'West Indies
Major Gardiner, by Sir P. Sidney
Major Sweetman, on promotion, by Lieut.-General Sir C. Halkett
Lieut. Wentworth, R.N , by Rear- Admiral Dundas
Lieut. R. M. I'oulden, by Colonel Sir A. Dickson
Lieut. Cherry, by Lient.-General Corner
Lieut. George Morris, by Sir Thomas Hardy
Cornet Scovell, by Sir W. Jolitle, Bart
His Majesty gave audiences to the Duke of Devonshire, the
Marquis Clanricarde, Earl Grey, Viscount Melbourne, the Mar-
quis of Lansdowne, Lord Althorp, Lord Hill, Viscount Palmer-
ston, and the Marquis of Winchester. The Field Officer in Wait-
ing and the Colonel of the Guard had audiences of his Majesty.
After the Levee the King held a Privy Council, at which Sir
Edward Thornton was introduced and sworn in, and took his
seat at the Board accordingly.
Lord Foley was sworn in Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Worcester, in the room of the late Earl of Coventry.
A Proclamation was agreed upon for the issue of a new coinage.
Afterwards the King held a Council for the purpose of re-
ceiving the Report of the Recorder of London, of the convicts
capitally convicted at Justice-hall, in the Old Bailey, during the
last February Sessions. The Lord Chief Justice of England at-
tended the reading of the Report, which occupied about two
hours. Ellis, the leader of the gang who robbed the premises of
Mr Chambers, was ordered for execution next Monday.
The Court broke up at six o'clock.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

DEPARTURES.

L. M. Dillwyn, Esq., from the Orleans Hotel (late Miller's),
Jermyn-street, for Amsterdam ; Major Everard, Royal Dra-
goons. from the British Hotel, Jermvn-street, on a tour ; Capt.
Griffiths, from ditto, for Brighton ; Capt. Garth, R.N., from the
St. George's Hotel, Albemarle-street, for his seat, Haines-hill,
Berks ; the Rev. James Savage, from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's_
street, on a tour; John Forbes, Esq., from ditto; Mr. and Mrs.
Wybrant, from Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, for Ireland.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THISDAY

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, APRIL. I3.—Wind N.N.E.—Arrived the Dorothy,
Foster, from Cadiz; Black River packet, from Jamaica. Ar-
rived from the River, the Brauken Moor, Sharp, and Quebec
packet, for Quebec.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 12.—Wind E.S.E.—Sailed the Mary
Ann, .13cks, for Van Diemen's Lam%
FALMOUTH, APRIL I2.—Wind E.S.E.—Sailed the Cir-
cassian. Douthwaite, for Madras and Bengal.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 12.—Arrived the Sophia Pato, Mea-
dows, from Alexandria.
HOLYHEAD, APRIL 12.—Arrived off port, the Florida,
—, from New York.
BELFAST, APRIL 11.—Arrived the 2Eolus, Falcon, from St.
Michael's.
DOVER, APRIL 13.—Arrived off port, the St. Thomas, Marn-
men, from St. Thomas's.