The Sun.
London, England, 1831-08-25 00:00:00

HIS MAitSTY'S LEVEE.

At half-past One o'clock, Jesterelay, his Majesty, accompanied,
by thc Duke of Saxe Meiningen, attended by Lord Clinton, ar-1
rived at his Palace, in St. Jarncs'at; from Windsor escorted by a
party of Light Horse. Shortly after the King held a Court and
Levee, which Was attended by the F,ireign Amba'esntlors and Mi.
tlisters; the Catltnet Ministers, the Great Officers of 'tilte; &c.
Nis Majesty gave. afiellenees to Colonel Keate, the Field
Officer in Brigade Waithig; and the Colonel of the Guard. Also
to Earl Grey, the Doke of Deronaftire, fire Furl of Albemarle,
Viscount Palmerston, the ArchbiSholi of Canterbury, Lord Hill,
Sit .1. Graham, the Marquis Vlre'nesleS', the Marquis of Lans-
doWnc, and rfir George. Nayler.,
It being a Collar Day, the Members of the different Orders
wore their Collars.
At the Entree Levee were the Ilutsian and Austrian Ambas-
sadors ; the Danish, Sardinian, Neripolittlrt, Swedish, Bavarian,
Mexican, Hanoverian, Wirtemberg, Saxon, i;fid Belgian Mini-
sters ; the Etraiilian Charge d'Affaires' the Archbishop of Can.
terbury, the Lord President,.tipe First Lord of the Treasury, the
S:cretaties of State for the Heinle and Foreign Departments, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, the First Fetd of the Admiralty,
the Secretary of State for Ireland, the Lord Chamberlain, the
Master of thc Horse, the Lord Steward, the Captain: (if the Ho-
nourable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners, the Captain of the
Yeomen Guard ; told Hill Gold Stick in Waiting ; the Master-
General. of the Ordnattee, the Comptroller of the Household,
Garter King of Arms, the Master of the Ceremonies, the Judge
Advocate-General, the Solicitor-General, the Bishop of Chi-
chester, Clerk cf the Closet, the guartermaster-Geiferal to the
Forces, Colonel Hill, Silver Stick.

At the General Levee were—
DUKES—'seaufort, Hamilton.
EAR LS—Harroyiby, Carlisle Sefton.
LORDS—Grantham, John feussell.
HONOUR ABLE—ltev. gohn Blackwood.
SlRS—Evan Murray Macgregor, Tart. ; Charles Chad, Bart. ;
Richard Dobson, G. Nayler, Henry Pagriell, H. Williamson, G.
Seymour.
MESSIEURS—Vere Monro, J. H. Se,mour, Lard .1.
Throne.
DOCTOR—Hartle. .

MESSIEURS—DougIas Loveday..Talbot, Thomson Adam,
ADMIRALS—Warren, Sir C. Rowlq; Sir H. Blackwood,
Onimanney, C.B. West.
GENERALS—Sir Edward Kerrison, Macdonell, eftt,iiie, Sir
Thdinds ilislop, Warren, Sir W. Houstoun, Hawker, St W.
Hutehinsetl.
DEPUTY-LIEUTENAiIT...Mr. Codd.
COLONELS—A. Hope Fattiso'ti, Smith, F. Walker, Hawker,
Wynyard, Gibbs, Sir A. I 'alrymple.
MAJORS—W. Burrowes, Falls.
CAPTAINS—A. P. Green, RN. ; Rennie, R N. ; W. Elliott,
C.B. ; A. Maitland, RN.; Torria,o, F. C. Ebhart.
COMMANDERS—stanhope, sir W. Burnaby, Bart.
LI EUTENANTS—Hothr,J. C.Campbell, Walker, F. Seymour.
ENSlGN—Hawker.
The following were presented to the kill!
The Earl of Harrowby, on returning from abroad.
Rear. Admiral Warren, on being appointed Commander.iitXhief
on the Cape of Good Hope and African station, by the Right
Hon. Sir James Graham.

Sir Charles Chad, Bart., by Sir Evan Murray M`Gregor, Bart.
Mr. Codd, Deputy Lieutenant for Middlesex, by his Royal Fligh-
tless the Duke of Sussex.
Captain Rannie, on his appointment to his Majeity's ship the /sir,
the flag ship of Rear-Admiral Warren, by Admiral Warren.
Lieut. Horne, 34th Regiment, by the Solicitor-Generat•
Rev. Were Monro, by the Lord Bishop of Chichester.
Lieut.-General Sir W. Houstoun to take leave on departure for

Gibraltar, by Lord Hill.
Robert Hartle, M.D., Deputy Inspector General of Hospitals, on
his promotion and return from the West Indies, after thirty-
four years' service in that country, by Sir Herbert Taylor.
Sir R. Dobson, on having received the honour of Knighthood.
Captain F. L. Lbhart, 15th regiment of Foot, on his return from

the Burman Empire, by General the Earl of Cacao.
Captain Torriano, H.P., R.A., by the Master-General of the
Ordnance.
Lieut.:Colonel A. Hope Pattison, unattached, on promotion, by

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Lord Hill.
Lieut. Walker, Scotch I'usile2r Guards, on return from Ireland,
by Colonel Walker.
Major W. Burrows, 17th I.,ancers, on his return from Ireland,
by Major-General Sir Edward Kerrison.
Lieut. J. C. Campbell, 45th Regiment, on his return from the
Burman Empire, by General the Earl of CAVan.
Sir K East, on appointment to Privy Council
Lieutenant Seymour, by Sir G. Seymour
Ensign Hawker, on his appointment to the 74th Regiment; by
Lieutenant-Colonel Peter Hawker.

Deputy-Commiisary-General Adams, by Lietd.-“eneralSirJamei
hempt.

After the Levee, his Majesty held a Privy Council, at which
an Order in Council was agreed upon for the form of Divine
Service at the Coronation of their Majesties in Westminster Abbey
on the Bth day of September next. The Hon. William Bathurst
attended as Clerk of the Council.
The Duke of Sussex visited the King yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon, about three o'clock, an express arrived at
the Foreign-ottice from the Continent. The dispatches were
considered of so much importance that they were forwarded,
without loss of time, to Viscount Palmerston, who was attend-
ing the King at his Levee, and were afterwards laid before his
Majesty.
A little before six o'clock his Majesty left town for Windsor.
The Duchess of Newcastle was invited to the birth-day dinner
of their Majesties, on Saturday, at Windsor Castle, but sent an
excuse in consequence of being indisposed. Her Grace is passing
her time with the Countess of Harcourt and Lidy Wigram, at
St. Leonard's Hill, for the benefit of her Grace's health.