The Sun.
London, England, 1831-06-09 00:00:00

THE KING'S LEVEE.

His Majesty the King arrived in town yesterday soon after
me o'clock from Windsor, escorted by a party of Light Horse.
At two o'clock, his Majesty held an Investiture of the most
Honourable Order of the Bath. Sir George Nayler, Garter,
4enealogist of the Order, had an audience of the King to take
iis Majesty's commands. The Members and Officers of the
Order had assembled in the Robing Room, and being dressed in
'heir robes, Mr. Greville, Bath King of Arms, called over the
lames, when the following answered :
Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Cumberland and
floucester, Field Marshal Sir Alured Clarke, General Lord
riowden, Viscount Beresford, General Lord Hill, Lord Comber-
aere, Sir J. Doyle, Sir H. Clinton, Sir James Kempt, the Duke
of Gordon, and Admiral Sir George Martin.
They were introduced to the presence of the Sovereign by G.
F. Beltz, Esq. Gentleman Usher of the Red Rod; Sir G. Nayler,
Garter, Genealogist ' • Algernon F. Greville, Esq., Bath King of
Arms ,• and Captain Michael Seymour, Registrar and Secretary.
Sir Henry Trollope was then introduced, when his Majesty was
zraciously pleased to invest him with the Order of a Knight
Grand Cross, in the room of the late Sir William Johnston Hope.
The Hon. Sir Robert Stopford was introduced and invested as
Knight Grand Cross, in the room of the late Earl of Northesk.
Sir Benjamin Hallowell Carew was invested as a Supernu-
merary Knight Grand Cross.
The Knights and Officers then retired,making their obeisance.
The King shortly after held his Entree Levee, when the
following distinguished personages were introduced, and had
audiences :-
I'he Count St Martin d'Aglie, Sardinian Minister, to deliver
credentials from his new Sovereign.
Mr. M'Lane, the American Minister, to take leave, on his
being appointed to the American Cabinet as Finance Minister.
Prince Esterhazy, to deliver a letter from his Court.
Mons. Tellier de Blaur:es, Chief Secretary to the French Em-
bassy, was presented by the Prince de Talleyrand, the French
Ambassador.
There were also at the Entree Levee:—
The Duke of Cumberland, the Duke of Sussex, the Duke of
Gloucester, attended by Col. Higgins, Prince Leopold, Prince
Esterhazv ; the Russian, Austrian, French, and Netherlands
ambassadors; the Russian, Spanish, Danish, Sardinian, Neapo-
litan, American, Bavarian, Mexican, Hanoverian, and Buenos
Ayrean Ministers; the Count de Hardenberg, Grand Master of
the Court of Hanover ; Mr. Washington Irving, Secretary to the
American Embassy ; the Lord President, the First Lord of the
Treasury, the Secretaries of State for the Foreign and Colonial
Departments, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the First Lord
of the Admiralty, the Master of the Horse, the Groom of the
stole, the Captain of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pen-
sioners, the Captain of the Yeoman Guard, the Commander of
the Forces, the Master-General of the Ordnance; Viscount
Combermere (Gold Stick in Waiting), the Vice-Chamberlain' the
Treasurer of the Household, the Master of the Hounds, the
Master of the Ceremonies, and the Lord Registrar of Scotland.
At the General Levee were— _

- ,DUKES—Gordon, Wellington,-Richmond.
The Marquis of Hastings.
EA RLS—Gosford, Manvers, Norman ton, Sheffield, Winterton.
VlSCOUNTS—Beresford, Newark, Cole, Doune, Tumour.
LORDS—Byron, Maryborough, Burghers!), Arden, Henley,
Saltoun.
HONOURABLES—Broderick, Rev. W. Eden.
SlRS—William Pym, Joseph Whatley, Augustus D'Este,
George Nayler (Garter), Richard Bulkeley Philipps, Richard
Brooke, Thomas Stanley, James Stronge, John Trollope, Jacob
'Astley, H. L. Baker, George Dashwood, Michael Bruce, P. Grey
Egerton, R. C. Pollock, Bart., Thomas Gooch.
The Bishop of Chichester.
REV. DOCTORS—Cursham, Jones, Macleod.
REV. MESSRS—C. B. Rosenberg, K B. Sparke, K Evans,
Ford, John Byron, Joseph M. Parry, J. Clayton Glyn, R. C.
Wilmot, J. E. Tyler, A. Montgomery, E. W. Edgell, Lee, T. H.
Rawnsley, R. Musgrave, J. Dunne.
DOCTORS—W. Ainslie, A. T. Thomson, Johnson.
MESSRS—Norton (of Elton), T. Lowndes, Nixon, C. Hartopp,
Cavendish, S. Kerr, Ashhurst, Oldmixon, Beltz, A. Spottis-
woode, 0. S. Onley, J. Poynder, Leader, J. Andrews, Warbur-
ton, Weyland, Hanbury, Kingston, Mills; H. Arbuthnot, Hud-
son, Al P., Commissioner Lewis, R.N., I'. S. Cocks, Cottrell,
Dehany, Macleod, J. M. Arnott, F. Bedingfeld, W. Edgell, S.
Cary, H. Kingscote, Purcell, Tasburgh, A. Smith, Littleton,
Tennyson, Bruce, Taylor, J. Cottrell, Dundas, Dewar, A. Foun.
Paine, Craven, C. Trefusis, Swettenham, Towline, H. Simpson,
1 Houldsworth.

Field-Marshal Sir A. Clarke, G.C.B.
ADMIRALS—Sir H. Blackwood, Sir Robert Stopford, Sir H.
Trollope, Sir H. Heathcote, Scott, Lambert, Sir R. Laurie, Sir
B. H Carew.
GENERALS—Sir John Brown, Shrapnel, Hardwicke, Mace-
ter, Hanbury, Sir Lionel Smith, L'Estrange, J. P. Murray, Sir
A. Bryce, S. Brown, Sir E. Stopford, Thornton.
COLONELS—Sir Charles W. Thornton, Higgins, Gibbs,
Vachell, Pemberton, Lightfoot, Sir Robert Harvey, Sir H.
Wyatt, Jones, Garrard, Custancc, Stisted, Wells, Bell, Alen,
C. 8., Barnard, Sir C. B. Vere, Chapman, Pakenham.
MAJORS—Sandham, Pytches, Hyde.
CAPTAINS—E. H. Green, Sir T. S. Pasley, R.N.' Portman,
Gawen Roberts, R.N., Aylmer, R.N. H. Bloomfield, Spencer,
'l'. Bonnor, Jeffreys, Lye, R.N., Jain Lyons, R.N., Paterson,
G. Martin, R.N., W. Locke, B. Edwards, Cathcart, R.N., Man-
ners, R.N., Fair, R.N., S. E. Cook, Westmacott, Hope, Stracey.
Trollope, C. 8., uowlby, Gibson, Doyle, Green, Anstruther, Sir
A. Aliford.
Commissioner Lewis, R.N. (Sheerness and Chatham Dock
Yards.)
COMMANDERS—CharIes S. Timing, Boss, Smart, Dilke, G.
Delme.
LIEUTENANTS—Wynham Portman, U.N., T. A. Lewis,
R.N., R. H. Elliot, MN., G. Rabett, R.N., W. C. Freeman, G.
S. Airey, R.N., J. Steane, R.N., Beazeley, R.N., Willoughby,
Sanham, Halsey, Carr, G. H. Cavendish, Blackiston.
The following were presented to his Majesty :
Earl of Normanton, by Earl Howe
Dr. Whitelaw Ains ie, M.D. by the Earl of Munster
Rev. John Byron, by Lord Byron
Viscount Cole, by Lord Hill
11!. Oldmirp, Lieut. R.N. to present a copy of the" Navy at

Home," dedicated by permission to his iNli.esty
Sir George Dashwood, by the Marquis of Ely
Rev. J. E. Tyler, Rector of St. Giles's, by the Lord Bishop of
London
Sir Jacob Astley, by Lord Petre
Hon. Mr. Brodrick, Captain Surrey Yeomanry, by Lord Arden
Rev. Dr. Cursham, by Lieut.-General Sir William Lumley
Sir John Trollope, by the Marquis of Exeter
Mr. Cradock Hartopp, by Lord Henley
Mr. Onley Savill Onley, by Viscount Maynard
. Mr. Thomas Somers Cocks, by the Right Hon. R. P. Carew
Colonel Chapthan, Royal Engineers, Knight Commander Royal
Guelphic Order, by Baron Ompteda
Mr. Warburton, on his marriage, by Sir Philip Grey Egerton
Colonel Pemberton, Cambridgeshire Militia, by the Earl of
Hardwicke
Rev. Mr, Ford, by Lord Skelmersdale
Rev. Joseph M. Parry, by Lord Byron
Major-General L'Estrange, on his promotion, by Lord Hill
Mr. Nixon, by Mr. Norton
Mr. Mills, by the Earl of Fife
Mr. Hanbury, by Lord AlthorP.
Rev. Professor Lee, on his appointment to the Regius Professor.
ship of Hebrew at Cambridge, and as Domestic Chaplain to the
Earl of Munster, by the Duke of Sussex
Mr. Kingston, by Admiral Sir Harry Neale, Bart.
Mr. Leader, by Sir Henry Baker
Major-General Sir John Brown, on his appointment to be a Mili-
tary Knight Commander of the Royal Guelphic Order, by
Lord Hill
Colonel Lightfoot, on his appointment as Aide-de-Camp to the
King
Reverend Edgell Wyatt Edgell, by his father, Edgell Wyatt
Edgell, Esq.
Dr. Anthony T. Thomson, by Sir Alexander Bryce
Mr. Tasburgh, by Viscount Downe
Col. Custance, on appointment to command the 9th Regiment
Rev. it. C. Wilmot, by the Marquis of Hastings
Mr. Felix Bedingfeld, by Sir Henry Bedingfeld
r. Taylor, from Hanover, by Colonel Kea
Admiral Sir Robert Stoplord, on receiving the Grand Cross of
the Bath
Lieut.-Colonel Garrard, Madras Engineers (late Chief Engineer
at Fort St. George), on his return from India, by Lieutenant
General Sir T. Bowser
Admiral Sir H. Trollope, on being appointed Grand Cross of the

Bath Heathcote,d on returning from abroad,
by the Earl
nsley, by Major-General Hardwicke
Rev. T. a Raw
by Lord Howden
Rev. Dr. Jones,ististed, Third Light Dragoons, on promotion, by
Lieut.-Colone
by the Bishop of Chichester
Rev. E. B Pa Hacecnlerystiel
S- trsir'Lionel Smith, by Lord Hill
Major-GeneralMajor-
Genera Meister, by Lord Hill
Evans, by Lord Pctre
Rev. Edward
j p. Murray, C. 8., by Gen. Lord Hill
j r General .
b Lord A. Fitzclarence
Ma
° t senberg, y
Rev. C.
13. 1 Hanbury, by Lord Altimorp
Rear-Admiral
ThomasMajor-General
Clayton Glyn, by Viscount Maynard
Re, n Carew, on being appointed G.C.B.
Liut-GenerakleLord G. Beresford
Admiral Sir
1 Scott, by Sir James Graham
Vice-Admiral
l'Barnard, on promotion, by Sir A. Barnard
Lieut-Colonel
th,
by Governor Holdsworth mr. Hoidswor-n,
, by Mr. B. Simpson
Mr' a Sim"
'r°lmutlinot, by Lord Henry Cholmondeley
Mr. F. Cottrell, Sth Madras Light Cavalry, by Sir George Anson
Mr. Henry A.
by Sir J. Kempt
Major Sandhaes
mwor pytchs.
'Pasley, on his promotion, by Admiral Thompson
'by I,ord Arden
Capt. Sir q.
Roberts R.N., by Sir J. Graham
Capt. an, by Earl Digby
Capt. Portman,
Capt.Lieut.-General Sir W. Hutchinson
Capt. jueffßre:s mtield, by Lord F. Fitzclarence
G. Green,,b Cambridgeshirey Militia, by the Earl of Hardwicke
Capt .-* —l°° or, by Lieut.-General Riall
pt. G. •Bonnsh
h, J. Graham
CaPt• LYei:;:ms R.N., on promotion, and return from foreign
Capt. J. y ,
service
Capin -
Cavalry
Cook,P by Lieut.-General Sir J. Keane
Cra„Ptt. crs
by Sir J. Graham
wadharn Locke, Royal Wilts Regiment of Yeomanry
jit tmacott, by Major-General Bourke
(Vt.
promotion, by Col. Woodford
Stracey, by Sir E. Stracey, Bart.
• B lbGeneral Lord Fitzroy Somerset
Capt. bw by
r.CaaPttt: -Irooielo'lo4el, C. 8., by Admiral Sir H. Trollope
co. Doyle, by Lord F. Fitzclarence
Mr. Ashhurst, by the Earl of Macclesfield
Rev. W. Eden, by the Marquis of Hastings
Sir R. Brooke, by Mr. C. Wynn
Sir M. Bruce, by the Duke of Montrose
Sir G. Gooch, by Lord Gostbrd
Sir S. Kerr, by Sir J. S. Douglas
Mr. Hudson, M.P., by Sir Edward Hamilton, Bart.
Mr. Cottrell, by the Earl of Verulam
Mr. Dehany, by the Lord Chancellor
Mr. John Poynder, to present his two Addresses delivered at
the East India House on the subject of Suttees and the Pil-
grim Tax, by the Earl of Munster
Mr. T. Andrews, by his father
Mr. Weyland, on his election as Member for Oxfordshire
Rev. Augustus Montgomery, by Lord Montagu
Lieut.-Colonel Vachell, Cambridgeshire Militia, by the Earl of
Hardwicke
Sir Robert C. Pollok, Bart., by Major-General Bradshaw
Mr. Stanley Cary, by Lord Stafford
Mr. Henry Kingscote, by the Earl of Denbigh
Mr. Purcell, by the Earl of Fingall
Lieut: Halsey, Surrey Yeomanry, by Lord Arden
Commander C. S. Timins, by Sir It. (Away.
Commander Boss, by Sir R. Stopford, K.C.B.
Lieutenant G. H. Cavendish, by Mr. Cavendish
Captain Anstruther, by Lord Harris
Captain Gibson, on promotion, by General Sir Charles Dalbiac,
K. C. B.
Captain Green, by Major-General Sir J. Browne
Lieutenant Sandham, by Major Swath=
Lieutenant Willoughby, by Viscount Beresford
Lieutenant Wackiston, by the Earl of Errol
Lieutenant Carr, Rifle Brigade, by his father, the Bishop of Chi-
chester
Earl Grey presented Addresses from the following places, thank-
ing his Majesty for dissolving the late Parliament :-.-The Pa-
rishioners of Woolwich, the Inhabitants of Staines, Kincar-
dine (Perth), Cowrie (Perth), Neilson (Renfrew), Johnstone
(Renfrew), Cumbra Island Buteshire ; Galston and Largs,
Ayrshire ; the Corporation of Tailors, Glasgow ; the Trades
and Inhabitants of Rothesay, the Agricultural Society, Ren.
frewshire ; the Journeymen Bakers of Glasgow, and the Incor-
poration of Barbers Glasgow.
Mr. Serjeant Wilde, M.P., and Mr. Hume presented an Address,
from Edmonton
Mr. Hume, M.P. and Mr. Joseph Marryatt presented an Address
from the Inhabitants of the Island of Trinidad
Mr. Hume presented an Address from Islington.
Time 31a,quis of Winchester, Viscount Combermere,
Time King gave audiences to—
Viscount

llthorp, Earl Grey, Viscount Palmerston, Lord Hill, Sir J. Gra-
tin, Sir W. Fremantle, and the Marquis of Eansdowne.
Colonel Chapman, of the Royal Engineers, lately appointed
iovernor and Commander-in-Chief of Bermuda, was presented
o his Majesty in the Royal Closet, on being appointed a Knight
ommander of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order.
His Majesty held a Privy Council, at which two new Seals
Jere agreed upon, viz., a Cachette for Scotla.,d, and one for the
otirt of Exchequer in Ireland. The Hon. William Bathurst
.ttended as Clerk of the Council Lord Byron was the Lord and
•ir H. Blackwood the Groom in Waiting.
A little before six o'clock the King left the Palace on his re-
urn to Windsor.