The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-11 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT'S LEVEE.

• Yesterday his 'lova! Highness the littiNcE Rk-
-4,.NT held his first iievee, on.the iVle•!ting...of Par-
at ciriton Honk. At oue o'clock: a
•,nard of honour, commanded by Col,: Suvrom,
taeeeded by the bnnd of the Coldstream Regiment,
their state uniform, and, parties or the Life
6nards, under the emumand of Major BERGER,
were stationedinll,mall, and the streets lead-
ing to ,it, to re' nlate the 'carriages, &c.

At two o'clock the LORD CHANCELLOR arrived
in State, followed by the Archbishop of CANTER-
BURY, the Bishop of LoNooN, the Earl of MING.-
DoN, and the Earl of DELAWARE, the Mover and
Seconder of' the Address, with a number Of other
Peers. -Soon after, his Itoval Highness being.
seated on his Throne, in the Council Chamber,
they were ushered into the Royal presence-by the
CHAMBERLAIN, when • his- Royal Highness
received. the Address, -.which was read by the
LORD CHANCELLOR,. and to Wh:th the PRINCE
was pleased to return a most gracious. answer. 011
this occasidn, the PRINCE was attended by his Ca-
binet Ministers;

The Lord Steward, the Master of the Horse, the Groom of
the Stole, the Vice-Chamberlain, the Comptroller of the
Household, th 'Treasurer of the Househotd, Lord Tames
Murray, Earl Macclesfield, a 4 Captain of the l'e,t.mhf of the
Guard; Mr. Davies, as Lieuteriaut of the Yeomen ut the
Guard.; the Groom in Waiting., the Equerry in Waiting.
At three o'clock the SPEAKER of the Hoitse-of
Cotinnons- came in State, attended by the tier jeaut
at Mace, his ,Chaplain, Secretary, Train-Bearer,
Messengers,- etc. followed by Lord ButDpoßT and
Mr. -6 ItAnA 24, the Mover and Seconder of the Ad-
dress, and a number of 'Members. They were in-
troduced to the i'RtNCE on his throne by the LORD
C;IAIIEULAIN, with the same forms AS the LORD
CDANCELLOR, and the House of Peers, when the
Address was read by the SPEAKER, and a gracious
answer returned by the PRINCE.

The Levee was ztttewled by, besides the above
distinguished charneters.

Their Royal Iligloiesses the Drakes of York, Clarence, and
Kent, tl►e Earl Marshal of •lingland, the Bishop of Meath,
tip• ambassadors and Ministers of France, ltassia, Holland,
Austria, Spain, Portuguese, Oaaish,• IVirteatherg, Hessian,
and Neapolitan, the Judge of the Arches Cotirt; the King's
Advocate, the Attorney Oeneral, the Solicitor General, the
Judge Advocate, the L►rd Mayor of. London, the Sheriffs of
London and Middlesex; the Under-Sheriffs, the Recorder of
London, the Chancellor of the Exchequer of Ireland, the Ad-
jutant General, &e".
bakes—Norfolk, Montrose.
Nurqui,fsr:s----Caqsq• n, Winchester, Stafford, llnclsingbant,
Exeter, Hertford, Ileatifort, COrnwallis, Ely.
Earls—Yarinotith, Ilarrowby, Liverpool, Harcourt, Dela-
war, Abinzdon, WestrnotAand, Ratchford, Shaftesbury,
Briti4ewater, ltu►yfuzd, Bathurst, Buckinghamshire, Gower,
• Mzteclestield, Limerick, Elgin.
is;:opinis---Lake, Exmouth, I lampden, Jocelyn, Chetwynd,
Palmerston, Sithnouth, Sydney, Wentworth, Mclrille, Mel-
bourne.

Lgrds—St. Helens', Graves, Borringtion, Itundlgshatn, J.
Ikturray, L. Ciower, Rivers, Greuvill,v. Somerville, Amherst,
Gwyder, -Bustpu, It. Seymour, klennilier, Bridport., F. Ben-

Rigid llonourahlex—W .Huskisson,.J. ch oil,
N. Vansittart, C. Long, G. Arhutlinut, Kohinsois, W. Fitz-
kerald, C. M. Sutton, W. llutidas.
//mouvablea--Alajor Lowther, F. North, Col. Brand.
illuni.et:eld, A. Clark, .1. Cramlock,. G. Webster,
W. Congrere, W. I)oincille, •G. Nltirray, C. Stewart, J.
Thompson' W. Keppei, C. Hunter, C. C. C4l-e, Wilson,
J. Niclifd, J. Hainnton, Graham,. C. Rubinson, W. Gar-
row, G. Worreader; J. Collin, C. Bishop, W: annville,
Hamilton, S. Whittoinho, J. Brcnitori; I. Heard, 4:: Gore,
o...beckwitb, 'l'. Wallace, Nagel, 'iV. Ster-
ling.
Alderman Kagnay.
tlrl aira , 1".:111-.piri,.Basrater,
ton, Cutfin, Gore.

Generals—Barton, Anson, W. Anson, Gordon, Bovine,
Eden, Loftus, Vincent, Torres's, Loftus, Calvert,
Moore, Needham, Loghln:e, Wynyard, Grant, Thornton,
Vyse
Colonels—'l hornton, NI. W. Lee, Wyndham, Wright,
Brown, Porvdie., Stuart, Bowater, Maxwell, Fergussou,
Barron, Fead, Chapman, Pepper, NVotyllard, Carr, buuchette,
C. F. ticlith, Dalrsonple, Browne, Adti;son, Brand.

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if.7.juiv—Dulte, J. C. Smith, man,. I.loyd, flute
Lowther.

Cuptaina—Fielding, Keane, Stothert, Grant, Buldero, Bris-
baoe, Frac!, Chaninerlayne, J. T. Collin, J. A. Murray,
Vaugh4n, Cape:, Fi,her, Arrow, Lansiwrt,
-celks, Bathurst, W. Diiyie. E. Crofton, Bunton, K. Bar.-
clay, J. Vaughan, Bowles, Berkeley, 3. P. .
Lieutruants—Tatrut, Pitcher, Wyatt.
Eusigo Flacher.
ifiersrs:--Tousonby, Graham, iiiishisson,.Dtigdale, NOrth,
Este, Holmes. S. Thornton, Alorier, Achim
(.7. It Sheldon, Ch. Ntigeot, B'arrati
`t' Barri-
son, Dawkin., Bassett, Dennison, Lushington,Sbitfuer,•Bick-
ncll, Davies, Sy;vestcr, Cooper, Brugden.
. Barons—Nohkol,.lll)-titicl(l.

Ser/tants—Best, Vaughan, shepherd.
Among the presentations were—
Geinr4l Craddock, on his return from the Cape, and ap-
pointment is Gttoom of the Bed-chamber.
Sir Nt'illiam Con4reve, on being appointed Comptroller 01
the Royal Laboratory and Superintendant of Military Ma-
chinery.

Sir Isaac Heard, Garter, on Lis return from presentiNg the,
acceptance of the Order of the Garter to the Emperer of Arm-
tra and the Prn:ce Sovereign of the Netherlands.
Mr. Win. DundOs, on being appointed Keeper of the Signet
in Seohand.

('(ii. L►rd Fred. Bcntinck, on being appointed Lieut. Col,
of tt.t First Regiment of loot
.Guards..
Sir C. Stuart, on his appointment to the Embassy to Hol-
land.

Air. Adam, on his appointment as Baron of Exchequer in.
Scotland.

Mr. Monroe, on his return from Norway; and many
others. . .

~laj.-Gcneral Eden, on receiving- a medal for the capture
Java.

Maj.-General Wm. Anson, on return from Spain.
Rear-Admiral Rowley on tieing apperiuted to the Counuand
at Sheerness. . . .

LieutuCol. Addison, on his arrival from'America with dis-
patches from Lieut.-(General Sir J. Sherbrooke, and on pro-
motion.

Huskisgon, on appointment to the Woods and' Laud
Revenue.

.
Lieut.-Colonel Maxwell, on his retnrn'froin thi Govern-
ment of Sierra Leone.

Marquis of Buckingham, on his return from tit,: Continent.
The Alorquis_of Exeter, on going abroad.
Gen. iir tie*o. Beckwith, on Ins return from the Weg In-
dies, and on promotion to the rnik of General.
Major-Gen. Sir Robert Wilson, on his return from foreign
service.

Major-Gen. Sir Geo. Murray, on return from foreign ser-
vice, and on being appointed AdjAienera) in Ireland.
Bear-Admiral Sir John Gore, on potuotion, and return from
.he 'Mediterranean.

Admiral Lord Exmouth, on advancement to the Peerage,
promution to full Admiral.

r.411,•-cier' on hi; return from a special mission.to Nur-
- by I.orn Bathurst.
(apt. E. Crofton, K. N. on his return froM Awerica.
Adpiiral Sir Isaac Cotlin, on promotion.

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Commissary-General Sir C. Dalrymple, who received. the
•.:mr of Koighthood.

upna his return from Minrirea.
he I.,te Lord Mayor presented the Lord Ninyor, Sheriffs
,igh and 'lt:ay, and Under-Sheriffs Leigh and Itooke.

Then,: is' no foundation whatever for the News-
report of the Doke de gEttra aid the Duke
XELLIN GTO N vlg been" persouaNy endan-
, brseveral shot passing- near them un a late
w ut the French troops. .