The Sun.
London, England, 1831-04-28 00:00:00

TIIE KING'S LEVEE.

His Majesty held a Levee yesterday at his Palace in St James's.
His Majesty entered the State Rooms about two o'clock, and
gave audiences to the Field Officer in Waiting, and the Colonel
:if the Guard, who made a report of the three regiments of Foct
Guards.
The Hon Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners were stationed in
the Presence Chamber, under the command of Lieut. Hinrich,
and Mr. Hancock, the Clerk of the Checque.
At the Entree Levee, Baron Von Ompteda, the new Hano-
verian Minister, was introduced to the King by the Lord in
Waiting.
M. le Duc de Broglie, Peer of France, and M. Casimir Perrier,
Attache to the French Embassy, were presented to the King b)
the Prince de Talleyrand, Ambassador from the King of the
French.
The Earl of Mulgrave had an audience of the King, and re-
turned the rit and worn by his father the late Earl, as a Grano
Cross of the Bath.
There were present at the Entree Levee
The Duke of Sussex and Prince Leopold ; the Russian.
French, Austrian, and Netherlands Ambassadors; the Spanish
Danish, Prus,ian, Sardinian, Neapolitan, American, Bavarian,
Wirtemberg, and Mexican Ministers; the Brazilian Chargi
d'Affaires; the Lord Chancellor, the Lord President of the
Council, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Lord Privy Seal ;
the Secretaries of State for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial De-
partments ; 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 Captain of the Honourable
Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners, the Captain of the Yeoman
Guard, the Master General of the Ordnance, the Treasurer ofthe
Household, the Master of the Buck Hounds, the First Commis.
sinner of Woods and Forests, the Clerk Marshal, the Master of
the Ceremonies, Mons. Bourke (Secretary to the Danish Embassy),
the Rev. Dr. Dakins (Principal Chaplain to his Majesty's Forces),
Mr. Ley (Clerk to the House of Commons), and .Mr. Justice
Christie, from the Maw-Hite.
At the General Levee were :
D U K ES—Richmond, Portland.
MARQUlSES—Litchfield, Downshire, Blandford, Westmeath
Cal -

linden.
EARLS—Harewood, Denbigh, Mulgrave, Talbot, Grosvenor,
Mount Edgcurnbe, Cavan, Shrewsbury, Mayo, Sheffield, Radnor,
Strulbroke, Warwick.
Viscount Allen.
LORDS—Byron, J. O'Bryen,Wyriford, Yarborough, Andover,
Dormer Stafford, Forester, Belhaven, Rendlesham, Montagu,
Bolton, H. de Walden, J. S. Churchill, Dance, Itagot, Garvagh,
Gardner, F. Beauclerk, Ravensworth.
HONOURABLES—A. Lascelles, General A. Duff, W. Ba_
thurst, W.White, the Champion Dymoke,J. Ponsonby, Fielding,
Bagot.
s t RS—C. Ibbetson, G. Nayler (Garter), R. Gardiner, C. (:rant,
R. Liston, 0. Mosley, Hart., G. Ouseley, Bart., J. Duckworth, j.
Fitzgerald, J. Manse], Bart., W. Ogilvie, Bart., J. Oude, H. Par.
nell, J. Meredyth, S. Graham, G. Pococke, Bart.
Baron de Kutzleben.
ARC HDE A C ONS—Hamilton, Berners, Lindsay.
Rev. Doctor Dakins.
REV.-MESSIEURS—A. P. Clayton, R. C. Pole, G. Porter, J.
Merewether, E. Bouverie, J. S. Grover, J. Hewlett, P.W. Pegus,
J. Briggs, W. Stopford.
DOCTORS—Baird, Dawson.
MESSIEURS—Sebright, Ley, D. Pennant, J. Round, R. Gas-
coyne, Courtenay, W. R. Wilson, F. A.S., Lawley,(Justice)Christie,
Edward S. Jerningham, Walton, Dering, Browne, Micklethwait,
Duckett, S. Hancock, Willimott, G; Bosanquet, H. Heneage,
Westmacott, R. A., Dixon, R. B. Hale, J. Macdonald, Lysley, H.
Vansittart, Congreve, Beaumont, F. C. Brooksbank, M. Jones,
It. S. Halford, R. W. Brandling, 0. Mosley, G. Mitchell, S. Only,
A. Thellusson, Martin, Pocock, G. long, S: Wright, Godsal, 1).
Griffith, P. S. Pierrepont, Pettiward, G. Holford, Du Pre, C. R.
' Pemberton, Collingwood, H. Saunders, Brand, Dickson, F. C.
Forde, Musgrave, A. Smith, W. Rose, J. Frost, F.S.A., W. Cour.
tenay, J. Cocks, Sturt, C. Leigh, Marston, B. Botfield, J. Yorke,
Cottin, Gordon, C. Jervoise, A. G. Campbell. Bavly, Courtenay,
Scott, J. Kirkland, W. Everard, Speer, Daniell, Nugent, C. Sta-
pleton, W. Maitland, T. Heneage, W. L. Fox, H. Pierrepont.
ADMIRALS—Sir C. Rowley, Sir It. King, Sir T. Livingstone,
Handyman, C. 8., Fellowes, Sir C. Hamilton, Rodd, Stuart, Sir
R. Otway.
GENERALS—Hon. J. Duff, Sir J. Keane, Sir T. Bradford,
Sir T. Dyer, Sir C. Grant, Salmon, Moore, Lloyd, Smith, Clifton,
Buller, Anderson, Brooke, Chowne, Hardwicke, Gardiner, C.
Stapylton, O'Loghlin, Sir A. Bryce, Finch.
COLONELS—DeIap, Des Voeux, Lascelles, Baker, Sir J.
Macra, Sir C. Dance, Shee, Mayne, Purvis, Bolt, Greenwood,
Lacy, Bush, Sir C. B. Vere, Downman, Mills, Macneil, J. M. F.
Smith, Badcock, Brooke, J. Campbell, W. Gordon, Cameron,
Monteith, P. Hawker, T. S. St. Clair, Sir A. Dickson, Elphin.
stone, Jones, Campbell, Scott.
MAJORS—Wrottesley, Johnstone, Butler, Crokat, Bracken.
bury, K.T.S., Croasdaile, F. B. Head, Oliver, Newton, Paine, It.
Macdonald, Dansey, Hyde, Wyndham.
COMMANDERS—I'. Christie, M. Montagu, C. Bentham,
Marsh; G. Peard, W. Holt, Willoughby, A. Douglas, Dela-
fosse, Stopford, Alexander, Gostling, S. Brisbane.
CAPTAINS—Cates, F. Madan, A. A dderley, R.N., Pinney,
J. Fraser, W. Rooke, C. Ramsden, Waller, Scott, Sir T. M.
Wilson, J. Montagu, R.N., G. Pechell, RN., Foy, Pringle,
Rainier, R.N. C. 8., Grace, R.N., 'Falcon, R.N., Sir N. Willoughby,
Mangin, R. 7.4., 'l'. A. Underwood, 111'1)0n:ill, Barrington, R.N.,Macpherson, Mackay, R N., Boileau, J. Hay, R.N., Colville, Lord
J. Hay, R.N., Isacke, G.W. Story, H. Jessopp, Sotheby, R.N.,
E. Sparshott, Bentinck Cuppage, Sawbridge, C. Newport.
LIEUTENANTS—J. W. Aldridge, R.N., H. J. Hamilton,
R.N., N. Evans, R.N., H. Cotgreave, D. Henderson, R.N.,
T 3 tier, R. B. Barnaby, H. Deschamps, Jay, G. Spong, Ro-
binson.

Cornet R. E. Fullerton.
ENSIGNS—EIIiot, H. D. Griffith, Mayne.
The following were presented to his Majesty :
Hon. General A. Duff, t.o take leave, on going to the Continent
Sir Charles Ibbetson, by the Earl of Harewood
Lieut.-General Sir J. Keane, on his appointment, by the Earl of

Cavan
Lord Belhaven, on his appointment, by Earl Grey
Mr. Richard Gascoigne, by the Earl of Harewood
Mr. W. R. Wilson, on presenting his Book of Travels in the Holy
Land
Mr. Sebright, by the Earl of Harewood
The Earl of Mulgrave, by the Lord Chamberlain
Major Wrottesley, on promotion, by Sir John Wrottesley
Sir H. Parnell, on his appointment as Secretary at War, by Earl
Grey
Mr. H. Vansittart, by Lord Bexley
Lord Gardner, by Lord Clanricarde
Hon. Arthur Lascelles, by the Earl of Harewood
Rev. Reginald Chandos Pole, by Mr. Chandos Pole
Mr. Godsal, by Lord Wynford
1•..0u.1., an. Dart.
Mr. barley Griffith, by Sir Henry Hotham
Sir John Manse!, Bart., by Sir Edward Hamilton, Bart.
Lord Andover, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex
Archdeacon Berners, by the Bishop of Norwich
Mr. Dering, by the Earl of Verulam
Sir Joshua Meredyth, Bart., by Lord Westmoreland
Lieut.-General Sir T. Bradford, on being appointed by his Ma-
jesty Grand Cross of the Royal Guelphic Order, by Lord Hill
("apt. Isacke, East India Company's Sea Service, by Sir I'. Hislop
Mr. Du Pre, by Lieut.-General O'Loghlin
Mr. Cottin, on his appointment as Gentleman Usher to the Queen
Mr. Justice Christie, from Mauritius, by Viscount Goderich
Lieut.. General Sir Thomas Dyer, by Lord Hill
Rear-Admiral Sir T. Livingston, on promotion, and return from
the Continent, by Sir Alexander Hope, G.C.B.
Mr. Walton, on his appointment as King's Counsel
Mr. R. W. Brandling, by the Marquis of Londonderry
Lieut.. General Sir Colquhoun Grant, on his being appointed a
Grand Cross of the Royal Guelphic Order
Sir John Duckworth, by Vice. Admiral Sir R. King
Mr. Samuel Hancock, by Lieut.-General Moore
Mr. Congreve, by the Earl of Listowel
Baron de Kutzleben, Major Madras Army, from India
Mr. eturt, by Earl Howe
Mr. Westmacott, It. A., by Lord Goderich
Mr. Micklethwait, by the Earl of Stradbroke
Ito, Grey Porter, by the Marquis Camden
Mr. Henry Heneage, by his father, Mr. Thor6s Heneage
Sir W. Ogilvie, Bart. on being appointed to the Kith Regiment
The Hon. Champion Dymoke, by Earl Howe
Hon. William White, by the Earl of Listowel
Mr. Arthur Thellusson, by Lord Rendlesham
Archdeacon Lindsay, by the Earl of Balcarras
Sir James Fitzgerald, by Sir William Fremantle
.Mr, Charles Long, by the Earl of Carnarvon
Mr, Smith Wright, by Lord Byron
Mr. Martin, Windsor Herald, by Sir George Sayler, Garter
Mr. Savill Onley, by Sir Edward Stracey, Bart.
Mr. George Mitchell, by his father
Mr. Oswald Mosley, by Sir Oswald Mosley
Mr. Robert S. Holford, by the Marquis of Bristol
Mr. Michael Jones, by Lord Dormer
Mr. T. C. Brooksbank, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Mr, Beaumont, by the Duke of Devonshire
' Mr. Lysley, by Lord Chief Justice Tyndal
Mr. Robert B. Hale, by the Earl of Mayo
Mr. Dixon, of Stansted, by Lord Byron
Rev. J. Briggs, by the Provost of Eton
Lord Bagot, by Earl Talbot
Mr. George Holford, by the Marquis of Bristol
Pent.-Colonel Bolt, by Lord Hill
Lient.Cel. Greenwood, on promotion, by the Hon. Col. Lygon
Lieut-Colonel Lacy, by Sir A. Dickson
Lieut.-Colonel Bush, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Lieut.-General Lloyd, by Lord James O'Bryen
Mr. Willimott, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Captain Sawbridge, by Lieut.-General Sir J. Keane, K.C.B.
Captain C. Newport, by General Sir John Malcolm
ieut-Colonel Purvis, by Major-General Sir Henry Wheatley
Lietit.:Celenel Shee, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Lieut.-Colonel Sir J. Ataera, by the Marquis of Hastings
Lieut.-Colonel Sir Charles Dance, by Lerd Hill
Major Johnstone, by the Adjutant-General
Lieut.-Col. Baker, on his appointment, by the Earl of Itrulnor
Lieut.-Col. Delap, Ist Royal Surrey Militia, by the Marquis of
Chandos
3rajor Crokat, by Lieut.-General Sir Herbert Taylor
Graerl.7, tcots Greys, by the Duke of Gordon
Major Butler, 53t1 Regiment, by Lord Hill
Mr. C. Stapylton, by his father, the Hon, General Stapylton
Major Brackenbury, K.T.S., by Lord A. Beaucleik
Rev. Augustus P. Clayton, by iNlajor-General Brooke
Mr. Pettiward, by the Marquis of Tavistock
Dr. Dawson, Stall Assistant-Surgeon, on his return from Jamaica
hew. Edward Bouverie, Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty
Mr. 1141ip Sydney Vierrepont, by Mr. Henry Manvers Pierrepont
Rev. Sohn Wwlett, , Rector of el ilgay, Norfolk
Mr. Joseph Ydrke, by Mr. James Cocke
Mr. Meirston, by Sir Wiiliriii I cir Grant
John Oude, by Admiral Sir J alas Saumarez
efr. grande, by Lord Dacre
me. Collingteotxt; of LilbUrne Tower, by Lord Ravensworth
Mr. A. Smith, b? Cain Pechell, R..N. Equerry to the Queen
Mr. Brown, by the Earl of Mayo
Mr. A. Glynn Campbell, by Colonel Campbell
Mr. Beriah Botfield, High Sheriff of the County of Northampton
Mr. C. It. Pemberton, by the Earl of Fabncuth
Ttin Rev. P. W. Pegus, by the Earl of Denbigh
tdr. Claike :ervoise, be Sir Charles de, Vieux
The 11ev. 'l'.S. Groi;cr, Eton College. by the Provost of Eton
Mr Musgrave, by the Earl of ir:el
Major Olivier, by the Marquis Of Lansdowne
Captain W. Rooke, by Sir H. Igeate
Scott, on promotion, by Major-General Sir A. Campbell
Captiiin E lgaden, by Earl Howe
Captain Arden Adderl;7,- It N., by Sir J. Graham
Captain Pinney, by the Fail Digfow.
Major F. B. Head, by Lord Somerville
Capt. Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson, by the Marquis Camden
Capt. George Pechell, R.N., on being appointed Equerry to the
Viteen
Cafif. Fcj, l;‘, the. Lord Chancellor
Capt. Pringle, by Ce;Rnel Jones, C.B.
Capt. Mac Donall, by the Earl cf Belfast
Capt. James Hay, MN., by Gendal Sir Wm, Houston, G.C.B.
Capt. Colville, by Sir Charles Colville
Major Croa daite, by Lord Hill •
Capt. Lcrd John Hay, R.N:,' by General Sir Wm. Houston
Commander P. Chrietie,' by Viscount Ebrlngton'•
Commander M. Montagu, MN., by Sir J. Graham
CoMmander Marsh, It. 14:, by Lord Dntrerin
Commander George Peard, ILN by his father, Vice-Admiral
Peard
Commander Win. Holt, by Sir N. Willoughby
Capt. G. Walton Story, by Viscount Melbourne
Capt. Henry Jessopp, on his appointment to the East Sussex Mili-
tia, by Celonel Conyers
Commandei.Digtiy Willoughby, R.N., by Captain Sir Nisbet J.
Willoughby, It N.
Commander Arthur Douglas, by the Earl of Morton
ap. Edward Capt.t tS:c)cith•aebY' R.N., by the Earl of Hardwicke
Cart. Sparshoff, H,N., on being appointed a Knight of
the Royal Guelphic Order, by Captain 1, itzclarence, It. s.
Commander Delafosse, MN., by Vice-Admiral Sir C. Rowley,
K.C.B.
Commander Alexander, KN., by Sir J. Graham
Lieutenant Robinson, on returning to India, by 'Major-General
A. Brooke

Lieutenant George Spong, R.N., by Vice-Admiral Sir Richare

King, Bart. -
Lieutenant R. B. Burnaby, by Sir Alexander Dickson
Lieutenant Henry Deschamps, R.N., by Sir Wm. Joliffe, Bart.
Cornet Fullerton, by Colonel Elphinstone
Hon. John Ponsonby, by Lord Duncannon
Ensign Mayne, by his Father, Colonel Mayne
Colonel Baker, by Lord Radnor
Lieutenant J. W. Aldridge, R.N., by Captain Sir Christopher

Cole, K.C.B. RN.
Lieutenant Henry G. Hamilton, R.N., on promotion, by Rear.
Admiral Sir Edward Hamilton, K.C.B.
Lieutenant N. Evans, R.N., by Rear-Admiral Thompson
Lieutenant Henry Cotgreave, by Sir Charles Forbes, Bart.
ieutenant Tytler, by Sir A. Dickson
Hon. Mr. Bigot, by Lord Bigot
Ensign H. Darby Griffith, by Major-General Sir H. Wheatley
Marquis of Westmeath, on his election to the Representative
Peerage
Ensign Elliot, by Colonel Douglas

After the Levee his 'Majesty held a Privy Council, at which
Earl Fortescue was re-sworn Lord-Lieutenant of the county of
Devon. _ _ . .

The Earl of Mount Edgecombe was re-sworn Lord Lieutenant
the county of Cornwall.
Sir Robert Liston and the Earl of Mount Edgecombe were re-
sworn Members of his Majesty's Privy Council.
Sir Henry Parnell was sworn in a Member of the King's Privy
Council, and took his seat at the Board accordingly.
The Han. William Bathurst attended as Clerk of the Council.
The King gave audiences to Earl Grey, the Marquis of Lan,-
downe, the Earl of Albemarle, the Marquis of Clanricarde, Lords
Hill and Byron ; Viscounts Palmerston and Melbourne.
The Earl of Denbigh and General Finch were the Lord and
Groom in waiting.
Yesterday the King entertained at dinner the Archbishops of
Canterbury, York, Armagh, and Cashel; the Bishops of London,
Winchester, Rochester, Chichester, and Llandatr; the Lord
ChiefJitstice of England ; Right Hon. Sir J. Nichol, Judge of
the Arches Court; Earl .Mount Edgecombe; Lords Wynford,
Kenyon, and'Farnborough ' • Sirs H. Halford, W. Freemantle,
and F. Watson;and the King's Advocate.
The Duke and Duchess of Cumberland gave a grand dinner
yesterday evening to the Queen. Her Moesty was received by
the Duke and Duchess, attended by Baron Linsengen, Sir t.
Grant, and General Slade. The Queen was attended by Earl and
Countess Howe. There were present to meet her Majesty, the
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, the Landgravine of Hesse
Homberg, and a select party of Nobility. After dinner, the
Royal and Ni.ble Party proceeded to the Conceit of Ancient
Music. The Duke of Cumberland was Director for the evening.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent entertained a large
and distinguished party at dinner, yesterday, at the King's
Palace, Kensington.
The Duchess of Kent and Prince Leopold honoured the King's
Theatre with their presence on Tuesday evening, to witness the
debut of Signor Ruhini, in Bellini's opera of II Pirate.