The Sun.
London, England, 1814-05-12 00:00:00

PRINCE REGEN'T'S LEVEE.

Yepterday the PRINCE REGENT held a Levet!
at
,Carlton House, which was numerously and
.splendidly attended. .Previous to the Levee, his
Royal Highness gave an audience to the Prince%
Of WURTEMBERG.

The Bavarian 'lnd Wurtemberg Ministers were
introduced to his Royal Highness by the Earl of
LIVERPOOL. Both the Ministers delivered their
creitentials, and were most graciously received.

The Earl of AYLESBURY had an audience of the
PRINCE, and delivered the Order and Ribbon of
St. Andrew, worn by the late Earl, his father.
There were upwards of 150 of tlie Royal Fa-
mily, foreigners of distinction, official personages,
and others., who have the privilege of entree. who
engaged the PRINCE REGENT'S attention for a
considerable time previous to his entering the ge-
neralLevee:room. There were present,

Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York, Clarence, Kent,
and Sdssex : the Prince of Wnrtemberg ; the _Ru.sian, Dutch,
Austrian, Prussian, Hessian, Davarian,_ Swedish, Sitilian,
and Turkish 'Ambassadors and Ministers; the Archbishops
of Canterbury and York ; the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Pre-
sident of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal, tlit Secretaries of
State, the First Lord of the Treasure, the Chancellor of flit
Exchequer, the Master. General of the Ordnance, the First
Lord of the Admiralty, the President of the Board of Control;
the Lord Chief Baron, Mr, Baron Richards, the Chief .rust(.(.
of Chester, the Judge Of the Admiralty. the Knight Mar =t-al
General, the Secreptry at War, Judge of the Arehes',,Coutt,
the Lord AdvoCate, the Attorney and Solicitor General, the
Master of. the Robes, the Recorder of tondos, the
Serie:tut, the Queen's Chantherlain, Treasurer, and tlaster
of the Household.

The
.assembly was. so numerous, that we e!n-
only gisie.tliefnarhes o!'; a fs.',wilf-Ot..perso,ns who
were presented. Among then i were, '

Mr. NVilliant Adams. Goolist. Extraordinary to the Prince.
Regent, to deliver the Official Report of .the Direcsors of
Greenwich Hospital, on which occasion he received the ho-
nour of Knighthood,—Mr. Henry Bridges, to present an Ad-
dress from the CoUnty of Surrey.—Dr. Barrow, of Liverpool,
by Mr. Stephen, M. P.—Sir George W. Denys, Bart. with
an Address from the -Corporation of the Trinity-house, ri
Hull.—Doctor Tho Mas Hume, by the Marquis Of Hertford,
upon his anpointment to the London Dietrict,—Mr, Wm. Cell.
by the Earl of Hardwick, upon which occasion he' received
the honour of Knighthood.—Mr. Baron Richards, on iris
Promotion', when he received the honour of Knighthood.—Ntr.
Solicitor-General, on his promotion, when he received the
honour of Knighthood.—Mr. George Jackson, his Majeity's
Secretary of Legation to the Court of Prussia, on his return
from ahrokdoLieut. C. de Vandreuil, on being appointed
Aid-de-Camp to Lord Whitwortio---Lord Althorp, on his mar-
riage.--Sio William Abdv, by Sir John Leicester.—The Lord
Chief Baron, on his promotion.—The Rev, Archdeacon Lor-
ing.—TheCom mon Serjeant.---Sir W. Garrow, on his', oloint-
ment as Chief Justice of Chester.—Sir S:V4,ong, ort,loiing
created a Baronet..—Sir John Bodo; of Glinsk.—Lord Mil-
ton, with an Address from Leeds.—The Chief Justice of the
'Common Pleas, on his promotion.—Lient.-Gcncral Lord
Combermere' on being created a Peer, and on his return front
the DUke of Wellington's Arniv.—Sir George Leeds, on br-
ing created a Baronets--Lord Fitzgera!d.—Sir Henry.
Prothcroe, accompanied by the Members and Mayor of Bris-
tol, with an Address from that place—Sir Charles Cotte, oa
coming of age, by the Lord in waiting.—The Iron. James
Somers Cocks, Captain of the Worcestershire Yeomanry.—
Mr. jameS Cocks, M. P. for Byegate.—Sir William Ga!vra.F,
on iris change of name.—Lord Kilworth, on coming of age.—
Honourable and • Rev. John Talbot.—The Earl of Var.-
month, to present a Petition from the Crown Debtors con-
fined in the King's Bench prisono•L-The Soothwark Address.
was 'Wicked by Sir Welkin Lewes, High Boiliff for the
Borongh. accornpanied.by Messrs. Swaim), S. Davis, J. Clot-
ton, S. Herbert, J. Freeman, J. Smith, W. D. Clarke, and.
M. H. Thornton, M. Aznew, on coming of age.---
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir E. Knatchlinll.—Sir Charles Colville,
on his marriage.—Lord George Lennox,. on his return from
France.—Lord John Russell, Aide-de-Camp to the 1-1111;e of
Wellington, on his return fiouo France.—The Earl of Eling-
ham, on his tieing appointed Treasurer to her Majesty.—
The Marquis of Huntley, on his marriage.--Captain
Dunbar, R. N. on his marriage.—The Honourable E. Law.
—Earl of Euston.—Viscount Dillon, on his coming- to his
title.—Mr. Clifford, on returning 'from ebroad.—Sir George
Clark, with an Address from the County of Edinhorgio•--Dr.
Jenner, on his being appointed one of his Royal Highness
the Prince Regent's Physicians Eictraordinary.—.Sir J. Neave,
on coming .to his title.—Mr. S. Lusbington, upon his ap-
pointment to be one of the Joint Secretaries to the Treasury.—
Mr. Arbuthnot, on his .niarriage.—Lient.-General Sir Jolla
Green, on his appOintment.—Major-General' Alrey, on his
retort) from Sicily, and appointment in Ireton:Lk—Lieutenant.-
Colonel Pakenloon, on recovering from his wound4.--L.Major-
General Hall, promotion„—CoVonel Adam, on his return
frOm Spain.—Lient.-Colonel Llphinston, it3d regiment, 'on
ills promotion.—General Berke-
ley, 35th re„ iment, on his return from the Continent.—Col.
Beeves, ,IstGnards.---7Rear-Admiral Freemactle.—Rear-Ad-
mind Harvey.—Colonel Kelly, 24th regiment—Lieutenant-
-General Tilson Chowne, on being appiiinted to the 76th regi-
:bent—A. W. King, on his return from Berlin.—Mr. Fls till-
ton, of hi; Majesty's Legation at Lisbon.—Mr. C. Grant, otr
being appointed a Lord of,Treasmi.—Sir Mildmay:—Lord
Folkstone, &Mr. Jervoise, with an Address from New. Sat utto
Mr. Lascelles, oath Addresses from the town and corporation
of Leeds.--Mr. Pocock, Moo Astell, General Dunlop, Mr..
Groot., M.P. and 7%.1r. serjeaut Best, with A.ddresses—Lient.-
Col. W. Beaumont—Lieut.-Col.Stewart;3d Foot—Lieut.-Col.
Thomas, Ist Gnards, on his return from Prance—Mr. Lygon,
with an Address—Sir Philip -Broke, on his recovery, anti on
being created. ar. Baronet-Mr. Canning and Gen. Goscoyne,
with Addresses from Liverpool—Major-Gen. Saotirg, with an
Addressmf•Thanks from the Allowanced Dutch Otli.cers—Earl
of Roseberry—Capt. Adam, it. N. on return from the Medi-
terranean:—the 8i414 of Calcutta, by the Earl of Bucking-
hamshire—Rear-AdMiral tin—Liout,Gen. Dyott, uo pro-
'ituotion, Sic.