The Sun.
London, England, 1836-06-16 00:00:00

HIS MAJESTY'S LEVEE.

Their Majesties arrived in town at half-past one o'clock yes-
terday from Windsor Castle.
The Duke of Oldenbourg arrived at St. James's Palace, and
had an audience of the King in the Royal Closet before the
Levee. His Serene Highness was introduced by Viscount Pal-
merston, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, and conducted by Sir R. Chester, Master of the Ce-
remonies.

His Majesty held a Levee.
Prince Galitzin, Monsieur de Mintleft, Chamberlain of the
Emperor of Russia, and State Councillor ; Colonel Budburg,
Aide-de-Camp of the Emperor of Russia; and Captain Malt-
zoff, Aide-de-Camp of his Serene Highness the Prince of Ol-
denbourg, were respectively introduced to the King in the
Entree Circle, by Count Pozzo di Borgo, the Russian Am-
bassador.
The Duke of Cumberland, the Prince of Orange, the Here-
ditary Prince, and Prince Alexander of the Netherlands, the
Landgrave of Hesse Homberg, Prince Ernest of Hesse Phi-
lippsthal, and Prince Charles of Salms-Braunfels, were present
at the Levee.

Among the company were the Prince of Brezenheim, the
Russian and French Ambassadors ; the Neapolitan, Prussian,
Sardinian, Swedish, Wurtemberg, Hanoverian, Danish,
Portuguese, Grecian, Bavarian, and Netherlands Ministers ;
Noory Effendi, Ottoman Minister, accompanied by M.
Salame, his Majesty's Oriental Interpreter ; the Austrian and
United States Charge d'Affaires ; Baron de Maltitz, Coun-
cillor to the Russian Embassy ; M. Lichtenberg, Councillor
to the Hanoverian Legation ; Count de Grammont Secretary
to the French Embassy ; Count Plessen, Secretary to the
Danish Legation; Chevalier de Rebeiro, Secretary to the
Portuguese Legation; Baron d'Ompteda, of the Jager
Guards ; Baron von Randan, Captain in the Netherlands
service ; M. Vogoridis, Secretary to the Ottoman Legation ;
the Archbishop of Canterbury and York; the Lord Steward,
the Lord Chamberlain, the Groom of the Stole, the Master of
the Horse, the Commander of the Forces, the Captain of the
Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, the Captain of the Yeo-
man Guard ; Viscount Combermere, Gold Stick in Waiting;
Lord Denman, Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench;
the Master of the Buckhounds, the Master-General of the
Ordnance ; Sir E. C. Disbrowe, his Majesty's Envoy Extra-
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the King of the Ne-
therlands ; the Treasurer of the Household, the Comptroller
of the Household, the Master' of the Ceremonies, the Master
of the Robes ; Sir Edwin Pearson, Lieutenant of the Yeo-
man Guard ; Sir Patrick Walker, Usher of the White Rod;
Hon. Captain Poulett, Naval Aide-de-Camp in Waiting;
Lord Saltoun, Colonel Lord Dufferin, Sir George Scovell,
Colonels Sir Robert Gardiner, and Henry Wyndham, Aides-
de-Camp to his Majesty; Colonel Bowater, Equerry to the
King ; Captain Pechell, R.N., M.P., Equerry in Waiting
on her Majesty ; Mr. T. N. Reeve, Standard Bearer to the
Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms; Mr. Ellerthorp, Clerk
of the Cheque; and Mr. Charles Hancock, the Exon in
Waiting of the Yeoman Guard; Lord Kilmarnock, Page of
Honour ; Major Hyde Assistant Master and Marshal of the
Ceremonies ; Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Frederick Smith and
Captain Green, Gentleman Ushers in Waiting ; Lieutenant-
Colonel Reid, 2d Life Guards, Silver Stick, and the fol-

lowing :
DUKES.—Wellington, Grafton.
MARQUISES.—HuntIey, Camden, Westminster, Tavistock,
Chandos.

EARLS.-Errol, Clare, Devon, Northesk, Romney, Den-
bigh, Brownlow, Cawdor, Normanton, Sheffield, Surrey.
VISCOUNTS.-Beresford, Galway, Cole, Alford, Hereford,
Clive, Templetown, Glandine, Sydney, Eastnor.
LORDS.-Maryborough, Glenelg, Mahon, Francis Gordon,
Teignmouth, Valletort, Russell, Churchill, Henniker, Hather-
ton, Howard of Effingham, James O'Brycn, Encombe, Lyt.
tleton, A. Lennox.

Archbishop of Armagh.
Bishop of Rochester.

Baron de Robeck.

RIGHT HONOURAI3LES.-Lord John Campbell, H. Goulburn,
Sir Gore Ouseley, M. P. ; Sir Alexander Johnston, Frederick
Shaw, M. P.

HONOURABLES.—Rev. H. Hugh Courtenay, the Champion
Dymoke, Captain E. Curzon, R. N. ; John Carnegie, R. C.
H. Spencer, Wm. C. Henniker, F. West, Rev. F. Bertie,
Wm. Ponsonby.
SlRS—Stratford Canning, Gerard N. Noel, M.P. ; David
Wilkie, R. A. ; J. Deans Thomson, K.C. ; Compton Dom-
vile, J. Shelley, Wm. Geary, A. Halliday, W. R. Boughton,
John Chetwode, Bart. ; George Palmer, J. S. Graves Sawle,
C. Cockerel], C. C. Dering, H. Bridges, R. D. Acton,
Charles Rowley, J. S. Lillie, M. T. Cholmeley, J. Eyre.
Rev. Dr. Saxby Penfold.
DOCTORS.—Hake, Granville.
REV. MESSIEURS—Bridges, E. Bouverie, A. Bouverie, C.
Proby, R. Musgrave, J. S. M. Anderson.
Sergeant Jackson, M. P.
MESSIEURS—Adrian Hope, J. N. Hibbert, Lindesay, Wm.
Took, M.P., Adolphus Shelley, Seymour Sadler, Frederick
Angerstein, Wm. Angerstein, Long, Bentham, R. Holford,
Winthrop Praed, M.P., Angerstein, Thomas stcourt, Mac-
namara, Montagu Parker, M. P., Granville John Peen,
Bourke Lambert, Ireland Blackburne, Rice Clayton, West,
M.P. ; Mackenzie (of Scatwell), Douglas Stuart, Mansergh
St. George, Watt, Wm. Cayley, John Macdonall, Orby,
Wombwell, Senior, C. F. Grant, John Forster, Francis Wal-
pole, James Mills, Traill, W. Ridley Colborne, Wm. Pole
Carew, Oliphant, Manley, Hawkins, Harcourt, Wm. Forbes,
M. P. ; Richard Gough, Farquharson, Singleton, Bullock,
Terry, B. Thompson, W. Pendarves, Holland, M. P. ; C.
Paget, Brooke, F. Scot, R. Colborne, Otway Cave, Wm.
Clay, Measure, Robert Hale, Grave.
ADMIRALS—Sir John Beresford, Sotherton, Sir G. Martin,
Sir J. Cockburn, Sir T. Rodd, Sir E. Hamilton, Sir R. Stop-
ford, Sir A. Digby, Maitland, Sir W. Parker, Sir J. Bren-
ton, Page, Sir E. Codrington.
CAPTAINS (ROYAL NAVY)—W. Symonds, Broke Cod-
rington, Blackwood, G. 0. Lempriere, Lord J. Paulet,
Fremantle, D. Hope, C. Warde.
COMMANDER—PhiIIips, R.N.
LIEUTENANTS ( ROYAL NAVY)—J. Prevost, Seagram, J.
Rainer, W. Seacole.
GENERALS—Hon. Sir S. Colville, Sir Colin Halkett, Lord
Harris, Sir P. Maitland, Sir E. Lloyd, Sir T. Molynetlx,
William Stuart, Sir W. Clinton, Campbell, Hodgson, Bon-
ham, Sir J. 0. Vandeleur, Dyott, S. Brown, Lord C. Man-
ners.

COLONELS—Sir William Gomm, Doveton, Scudamore,
Manson,' C. 8., Cotton, J. H. Litler, Horne, D. Caldwell,
Calvert, Douglas, Selwey, Sir J. G. Higgins, S. Dale, Lord
Brudenell, Shawc, Reeve, Rolt. Judrell, Angelo, Dawkins,
Angerstein, Lygon, Sir H. Pyne, Hedgwood, Marquis of
Down, Cuyler, Wallace, Burke, Freomantle.
MAJORS—Maclean, Bowers, W. R. Tonkin, Babington,
Clarke, Brookes, P. Jones, C. Johnson.
CAPTAINS—H. D. Griffith, Matthew, M. P., Daniel, Drum-
mond, Cotgram, J. W. Manby, H. Aston, G. Logan, M.
Cooper, S. Poole, Smyth, Dunne, Vavasour, Majendie, Lord
F. Paulet, A. Jackson, Flayer, W. Jones, Winnington, M. P.,
W. H. Johnstone, Powys, T. Wallace, Sir K. A. Jackson,
Houlton, M. Stapleton, F. Paget, Lang, Kendall, Eyles.
LIEUTENANTS—Moorsom, Sandham, G. Maclean, Peyton,
Vyse, Dods, Morrell, Granville, P. Maclean, Tumor, Wright,
Ogilvy, Stracey, Mackinnon, Dunn, Skey, Godwin.
COitNETS—Whippy, Wyndham.
ENSlGNS—Colville, Greenwood, W. K. Haslewood, Angelo,
Crespigny, F. Maitland, H. Phillips.
• The following addresses and petitions were\ presented to his
Majesty :
From Holywell, in favour of the Ministry, and of their policy
in regard to the Municipal Reforms in Ireland—by the Mar-
quis of Westminster.
From the inhabitants of the borough of Finsbury, express-
ing their sense of the blessings which they enjoy from our
balanced Constitution, and deprecating the mischievous efforts
to excite dissatisfaction in the minds of his Majesty's subjects
with one of the branches of the Legislature—by. Lord Mahon.
From the mayor and inhabitants of Truro, praying his Ma-
jesty to withhold his sanction from any measure of Municipal
Reform from Ireland less extensive than that now proposed
by the House of Commons—by Mr. W. Tooke, M.P.
From the mayor, aldermen, and councillors of Carmarthen,
in favour of the Irish Municipal Reform Bill—by Commander
Phillips.
A petition, praying his Majesty to become the patron of an
institution formed for the rescue of life from houses in flames,
&c.—by Captain G. W. IManby.
The following were presented to the King :
Vice-Admiral Sir John Beresford, on his marriage, by General
Viscount Beresford.
Mr. S. Sadler, on appointment to the Leicestershire militia,
by Sir G. Tuite, Bart.
Mr. F. Angerstein, on his marriage, by Mr. Angerstein.
Mr. Hugan, on his marriage, by Lord Denman.
Mr. A. Shelley, on his marriage, by Sir J. Shelley.
' Mr. J. N. Hibbert, by the Earl of Orkney.
Mr. A. Hope, on return from the Continent, by Viscount
Beresford.
Mr. Lindcsay, on his marriage, by the Right Hon. C. W. W.
Wynn.
The Rev. Mr. Bridges, by his father, Sir H. Bridges.
Hon. and Rev. H. H. Courtenay, by his father, the Earl of
Devon.
The Right Hon. Lord J. Campbell, Colonel of the Argyll
and Bute Militia, by his brother, the Duke of Argyll.
Sir D. Wilkie, R. A., by Lord J. Russell.
Lord F. Gordon, by the Marquis of Huntly.
Captain H. D. Griffith, 35th Regiment, on his return from the
Continent, by Lieutenant-General Sir J. 0. Vandeleur,
G. C. B.
Ensign Colville, on his appointment to the 85th King's Light
Infantry, by his father, Lieutenant General Sir C. Colville.
Captain W. H. Johnstone, by the Earl of Minto.
The Earl of Erroll, on being appointed Lord Lieutenant of
the county of Aberdeen, by Viscount Melbourne.
Major-General Lord Harris, on his appointment to the com-
mand of the 73d Regiment, by Lord Hill.
Earl of Northesk, by Lord Saltoun.
Sir Joseph S. Graves Sawle, on his being created a Baronet,
by
nnGeeaPrey7laorn ves.
Sir William
his marriage, by the Marquis
liiaWmY
Camden.
Sir Andrew Halliday, on his return from the West Indies.
Lord Valleto..t, on his return from abroad.
The Hon. John Carnegie, on his marriage, by Viscount St.
Vincent.
The Hon. William C. Henniker, by Lord Henniker.
Sir John Chetwode, Bart., by the Marquis of Chandcs.
Sir George Palmer, by Lord Howe.
Mr. West, M. P,, by the Right lion. Frederick Shaw.
Mr. Mackenzie (of Scatwell), by the Earl of Cawdor.
Captain Drummond (of Melforty), by Viscount Beresford.
Mr. Sergeant Jackson, M. P., his Majesty's second Sergeant-
at-Law for Ireland, by Lord Cole.
Mrs William, Cayley, by Mr. Edward Holland, M. P.

Mr. James Mills, Deputy-Lieutenant of the county of Essex,

- .
on his marriage, by Lord Churchill.
Mr. William Ridley Colborne, by his father, Mr. Ridley Col-

borne.
Mr. John M'Donald, on his marriage, by the Marquis of
Queensberry.
Viscount Alford, on being appointed Colonel of the Royal
North Lincoln Militia, by the Earl Brownlow.
Major Macbean, on return from Jamaica, in command of the

84th Regiment, by Lord Hill.
Colonel J. 11. Littler, on his return to India.
Colonel Cotton, by Lord Hill.
Lieutenant-Colonel H. Caldwell, on promotion, by General
Lord Combermere. •
Vice-Admiral Sir George Cockburn, on return from foreign
service, by Lord Minto.
Lieutenant-Colonel Manson, C. 8., by the Earl of Clare.
Major Babington, by Colonel Brotherton.
Lieutenant-Colonel Home, Colonel Lushington.
Mr. Trail!, on his return from India, by Sir J. S. Lillie.
Lieutenant-Colonel Scudamore, on promotion, by Colonel
Viscount Eastnor.
Lieutenant- Colonel Doveton, on his return to India.
Mr. Watt, by Mr. Ireland Blackburne.
Mr. Mansergh St. George, by Lieutenant-Colonel Shelve.
Mr. D. Stuart, by the Right Hon. Sir W. Rae, Bart., M. P.
Mr. Francis Walpole, by Colonel Clive.
Mr. John Forster, Lieutenant of the Staffordshire Yeomanry,
by Lord Hatherton.
Dr. Hake, by Sir John Webb, K. C. H.
Sir Wm. Rouse Broughton, by Lord Templetown.
Hon. R. C. H. Spencer, by Lord Churchill.
Captain Cotgrave, by the Earl of Clare.
Major Clarke, by General Lord Hill.
Major W. R. Tonkin, by Lord J. Russell.
Major Brookes, on his return from foreign service, by Gen.
Lord Hill.
Captain Powis, on his appointment as Deputy-Lieutenant of
the county of Stafford, by the Earl of Denbigh.
Lieutenant Seagram, R.N., from Foreign Service, by the
Earl of Minto.
Licut. J. Prevost, R.N., on promotion, by the Earl of Minto.
Mr. Rice Clayton, by the Marquis of Westmeath.
Captain Daniell, Coldstream Guards, on his marriage, by his
father, Colonel Daniell.
Major Bowers, by Lieut.-General Sir Evan Lloyd.
Capt. Codrington, R.N., on his promotion, by Vice-Admiral
Sir E. Codrington.
Captain Broke, R. N., on promotion, by Lord Minto.
Ensign Crespigny, on appointment to the 20th Regiment, by
Lieut.-General Sir Hussey Vivian.
Captain Dunne, on his return from Greece, by Major-General
Sir J. Lambert.
Ensign R. N. Phillips, 53d Regiment, by Lord F. Somerset.
Cornet Whippy, Queen's Own Yeomanry, by Lieut.-Colonel
Lord Churchill.
Lieutenant Stracey, on appointment to the Scots Fusileer
Guards, by Colonel Bowater.
Lieut. Wright, on appointment, by the Hon. F. Maule.
Lieut. Turner, by Earl Brownlow.
Lieut. P. Maclean, on return from abroad, by the Earl of
Haddington.
Lieut. Granville, by his father, Dr. Granville.
Ensign Maitland, by Rear-Admiral Maitland.
Lieut. Morrell, Queen's Own Yeomanry, by Lieut.-Colonel
Lord Churchill.
Ensign Angelo, by Lieut.-Colonel Angelo.
Licut. Dods, 4th Madras Infantry, by Sir J. R. Carnac, Bart.
Ensign W. K. Haslewood, on his departure for India, by the
Right Hon. Lord Duncannon.
Ensign Greenwood, 31st Regiment, by Lord Teignznouth.
Cornet Wyndham, 7th Hussars, by Colonel Bowater.
Lieut. G. Maclean, on going abroad, by the Earl of Had-
dington.
Licut. Sandham, on appointment to the Royal Horse Artil-
lery, by Sir H. Vivian.
Lieut. Moorsom, on his marriage, by Lieut.-General Sir H.
Campbell.
Captain S. Poole, by Sir J. C. Hobhouse, Bart.
Captain Sir K. 9. Jackson, Bart., for leaving on foreign
service, by Colonel Brotherton.
Captain T. Wallace, on his return from India, by Major-
General Sir John Brown.
Mr. Senior, to kiss hands on being appointed Master in Chan-
cery, by the Lord Chancellor.
Captain M. Cooper, on his return from India, by Colonel
Lord Brudenell.
Mr. Hawkins, cn his marriage; by Viscount Encombe.
Captain J. Logan, by Sir J. R. Carnac, Bart.
Mr. 0. Wombevvell, 10th Hussars, on his marriage, by Lord
F. Somerser.
Mr. C. F. Grant, on his return from India, by the Bishop of
Rochester.
Captain H. Aston, by Sir J. R. Carnac, Bart.
Commander Philips, by Lord J. Russell.
Sub-Lieut. Peyton, on his appointment to the 2d Regiment of
Life Guards, by Colonel Lygon, 2d Life Guards.
Lieuts Ogilvy and Vyse, and Sub.-Lieut. Mackinnon, on
their appointments to the 2d Life Guards, by Col. Lygon,
2d Life Guards.

After the Levee his Majesty held a Private Council, which
was attended by the Lord President, the Lord Chancellor,
the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the
Secretaries of State for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial
Departments; the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the First
Lord of the Admiralty, the President of the Board of Con-
troul, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the Presi-
dent of the Board of Trade, the Secretary at War, and Lord
Denman, Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench.
At the Council a petition from Northumberland, praying
that the Assizes may be held at Morpeth, was referred to a
Committee. Some reports from the Judicial Committee were
agreed to.
The Hon. William Bathurst was the Clerk of the Council
in waiting.
The Recorder of London was introduced, and made a re-
port to the King in Council.
Viscount Palmerston introduced Sir Edward C. Disbrowe
( Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the
King of the Netherlands) to an audienne of his Majesty.
The King gave audiences to the Marquis of Winchester,
the Marquis Conyngham, Viscount Palmerston, Lord Glenelg
and Lord Hill.
Lord Selford and Sir Joseph Whatley were the Lord and
Groom in waiting.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

CURR GH JUNEMEETING,_ MONDAY.

sweepstakes of 10 sovs., h. ft., with 20 sore. added. Three Years'
Old Course.
Mr. Digby's llotspur, 3 yrs
Mr. St. George's Sir Giles, 5 yrs 2
Mr. Henchy's Zora, 4 yrs "• 3
The Kirwin Stakes of 50 sovs. each, h. ft. Post on the flat.

Second horse to save his stake.
Colonel Westenra's Thump O'Brien 1
Mr. Osborne's Maria
Mr. Dickson's Cripple
Mr. Hunter's Jane
Sweepstakes of 5 soya., p.p., with 25 added, for three yrs old;
colts, Bst. 51b. ; fillies, Bst. Conolly's mile.
Mr. Clancy's br. f. by Voltaire
Mr. Barry's bl. f. by Sir Hercules T. . ......... ... 2
Mr. Flood's Young Penelope
A Produce Match between Lord Howth and Mr. Gardiner, of
100 soya. each, was won by Lord Howth's b. f. by Napoleon
walking over.

RIFLE SHOOTING.—The Cup given by Mr. Bowden, the
proprietor of Chalk Farm Tavern, for rifle shots, was con-
tested yesterday. The terms were twenty-four shots from the
shoulder at two hundred yards distance. It is impossible to
give any account of the shooting more than that a clockmaker
named Carthlewood won the prize. The marker said that he
could not insult the " gentlemen" by giving their names or
the shooting ; really a piece of more than ordinary parade con-
sidering they had shot. for a Cup given by a publican, and
worth 41.

MR. ROBINSON'S MATCII TO GRAVESEND AND BACK.-Mr.
Robinson has not started as it was contemplated he would these
spring tides, nor can there be any feasible reason assigned why
he has not. lie had named the 15th, but did not give the ne-
cessary notice, and therefore has not lost the day. The
why and the wherefore is between him and his trainer, Lewis ;
and at the crack boat-builder's no time can be named for the
start, nor any reason assigned for this second disappointment ;
it is more like a ruse to increase the odds than anything else.
These south-westerly winds, with the beautiful tide of yester-
day morning, were the very thing. The answer to the many
inquiries, that " Mr. Robinson is out of town," is not taken in
so implicitly as might be supposed. Should he pass over
Friday he will drive it to the last four days of the month.

The Baroness de Feucheres has lately purchased an
hotel in the Place Vendome for 380,000 francs.

Prince Sheremetoff, who is said to have 120,000
slaves on his estates, has generally in his retinue, when in
Moscow, nearly 1,000, comprising servants, musicians, co-
medians, carpenters, builders, tailors, mechanics, and artisans
of all kinds. Most of the slaves mig-rate with the nobles in
summer to their country seats.—Shetches in Russia.
The Earl of Charleville arrived in this town on
Monday, and yesterday left, to visit his large estates at Pallis
Kenry, in this county, on which the Noble Lord contemplates
extensive improvements. —Limerick Chronicle.
Sir Iledworth Williamson has been suffering from
serious illness—a severe attack of influenza, with a tendency
to inflammation of the brain. The Hon. Baronet went down
to the House of Commons on the second night of the debate
on the Irish Church question, with the intention of voting for
Ministers, but another adjournment having taken place, and his
strength not being sufficiently restored to allow him to attend
in his place on Friday night, he paired off against Lord Stan-
ley's motion. Sir llcdworth has since been on a visit to Lord
and Lady Ravensworth, at Rose-bank, near Putney, where
his health has considerably improved.—Durham Chronicle.
Hyde-park, on Sunday was, comparatively speaking,
deserted by its usual attendance of equipages, owing, in some
measure, to the fatigues of the horticultural meeting on Sa-
turday, and by the gratis attraction of the giraffes,
A Diary, containing certain original sketches of the
manners of high life, is said to have been presented to a
West-end publisher, which is likely to excite an unprecedented
sensation in the great, or little world of the Exclusives.
Tuesday morning, between ten and eleven o'clock,
a sailor, in a state of intoxication, who was riding outside an
omnibuy in Oxford-street, attempted to walk along the top,
when he fell to the ground, and fractured his skull so dread-
fully that no hopes are entertained of his recovery.
The Italian Opera (says Von Itaumer) is a hot-
house plant, altogether alien to the English soil, and merely
serves to Prove that the English are very rich, and can pur-
cliase and command what they please,