The Sun.
London, England, 1822-02-09 00:00:00

THE KING'S LEVEE AND COURT.

Yesterday his. MAJESTY held a Court and
Levee at Carlton House, on which occasion ail
the usual State formalities were observed with
the most gratifying effect.

A few minutes before one o'clock, the Speaker of the House
of Commons arrived in his State Carriage in his full robes, at-
tended by Mr. Seymour, Serjeant at Arms, his Chaplain, Se-
cretary, and Train-bearer. The Speaker was followed by a
number of other Members ; among whom were noticed—Sir
Miles Nightingale ; Mr. Clive, and Mr. Duncombe, the
Mover and Seconder of the Address, the Right Hon. Sir G.
Hill, Mr. Holford, Col. Townshend, sir. Divett, Mr. Barnsby
Cooper, Sir W. Curtis, Sir R. Gifford, Sir John Copley, Mr.
Wallace, &c. &c.
Every arrangement having been made, Mr. Mash and Mr.
Lewis, the Gentleman Ushers in Waiting, conducted the
Speaker and the Members of the House of Commons into the
presence of the King; when, after making their obeisance, on
approaching the Sovereign, the Speaker proceeded to read the
Address of the House oCommons to the King, to which his
Majestr returned a most gracious ai:swer.
Soon after the King retired to his closet, where the Tripolitan
Minister was introduced to his Majesty by Earl Bathurst to
deliver his Credentials,which were contained in an embroidered
case. His Excellency was dressed in the full costume of his
country. His Majesty then received the compliments of the
Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers.
Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York and Clarence
were present, as'were most of the Cabinet Ministers, the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury, the Bishops of Landaff, Chester, and
Exeter ; the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas ;
the Mastei of the Rolls, Vice-Chancellor, the King's Advocate;
the Attorney General, the Solicitor General, the Lord ,Great
Chamberlain, the Chief Justice of Chester (Warren), the Lord
Mayor of London, the Recorder of London, the Chief Justice I
of Police, the Right Hon. the Lord Advocate of Scotland, and
the Lord Register of Scotland.
The following were also present :
DUKEs—.Grafton, Beaufort, Devonshire, Marlborough,
Manchester, Rutland, Norfolk, Wellington, Buckingham,
Dorset, Montrose,
MARQUISEs— Winchester, Westmeath, Chandos, Conyng-
ham, Salisbury, Londonderry, Anglesea,, Lansdowne.
Emus—Bathurst,Warwick, Somers, Westmoreland, Wick-
low, Walde,grave, Strathmore, Liverpool, Cowper, Verulam,
O'Neill, Roden, Whitworth; Delawarre, Harrowhy, 'Maccles-
field, Gore, Rochford.
VISCOUNTS—Boyne, Clive; Normanby, Bulkeley, Peter-
sham, Pahnerston, Sydney.
LORDS—Bayning, Bolton,,Selsey, H. Churchill, Henniker,
Hotham, Oriel, Ravensworth, Walsingham, Calthorpe, Caw-
dor, Graves, Boston, Burghersh, Amherst, St.Helens, Gwy-
dp, Maryborough, Stewart, H. Howard, G. Thynne,
ning.
RIGHT HONOVHABLES—W. Dundas, Peel, Wal-
lace, Sir H. Russell, E. Thornton, N. Vansittart, Brugge
Bathurst, Sir J. C. Hill, R. Arbuthnot, Charles Grant.
oNouuanLEs—Mr. Knox, Rev. J. E. Boscawen, Capt.
S.M. Gardner, Lieut.-Col. Gardner, E. Stewart, Capt. Poulett,
J. Abercrombie, Lamb, John Tollemache.
Sins—C. Flower, K. Ommaney, G. Nayler, R. Wigram,
M.P., George Clerk, Charles Aldis, Richard Birnie, Andrew
Halliday, George Ramage, Edmund Nagle, Henry Russell,
R.Gresley, Samford Wittingham, Coutts 'trotter, Bt., Thomas
Bell, George Tuthill, William Curtis, George Warrender,
Anthony Carlisle, E. B. Baker, Lewis Mailer, J. Brisbane,
C. 8., S. Fluyder, Thomas Hislop, Charles Long, William
Congreve, Hussy Vivian, Robert Gifford, G. 'Wood, R. Gar-
dener, H, Tarrant, John Silvester, H. Calvert, J. Macleod,
H. Wellesley, H. Halford, H. Torrens; C. Page, J. Cop-
ley, C. Robinson, R. Brownrigg, G. Martin, E. Kerrison,
B. Lowe.

BisHops—London, Lincoln.
Archdeacon Macdonald.
REV. DocToits—Kuper, Goodenough, Hugh' Pearson,
Dreyer.

REV..lllEssns.—T. Thurlow, G. A. Borntrager, G. Simp-
son, G. Thom, J. Davies, C. Pryce Owen, H. if. Harnage.
Doc T Ons—Scudamore, Wanostrocht, Maton, Latham.
BARONS—WoIff, Fagel, Langsdorf.
CoUNTs.—Munster, Carowitz, Lieven, Ludolf, Souza.
ADMIRALS—DougIas, Sir I. Coffin, Sir G. Martin, Sir C.
M. Pole, Sir J. Rowley, Sir E. Harvey, Sir E. Berry, Bart.
K.C.8., Otway, Griffith, Colpoys, Lake, Hon. Sir H. Hallam,
Fraser, Sir John Sutton, Sir T. Malcolm, K.C.8., Sotheron,
Sir Edmund Nagle.
GENERALS—illawby, Moore, Pigot, T. Backhouse, G.
Cookson, Morrison, F. Maitland, Paterson, Sir E. Kerrison,
Wynyard, Ballingall, Sir W. Grant heir, Sir Ch. Asgill, Sir
Miles Nightingale, Wood, G. Pine, Millar, Phipps, Burrows,
Thornton, Doveton, J. Balfour, Sir W. H. Clinton, Sir J.
Macleod; Salmon, O'Loghlen, Smith, H. M. Gordon, Sir J.
Doyle, Anderson, Sir J. Lyon, Sir Barniston Tarleton, Sir W.
Houstoun, Wetherall.
COLONELS—Thornton, Sir R. Arbuthnot, K.C.B. Sir R
Barclay; K.C.8., Cochrane, Milling, D'Aguilar, Smith, C.B.
Radcliffe, Sir Noel Hill, Carrington Smith, Sir Aug. Fraser'
K.C.8., Sir J. Milley Doyle, K.C.8., Sir G. Wood, Wood,
Baker, Synge, T. French, Gosset, Eustace, Dawkins, A. Con-
nell, Harvey, Skiffington, W. Cotton, Chetham, Sir G. Quen-
tin, Burton, Williamson, C. 8., Jordan, Baron Tuyll, Jas.
Posder.

MAJORS—Ellison, :Mlles, Gardener, Oakes, Babington,
Watts, Wood.

Captains—Nestor, F. Brace, R.N., IL _ Mingay; R.N.,
Deacon, R.A., Robinson, It N., Carteret Silvester, C. 8.,
Henry Stuart, R.N., Hardyman, C. B. R.N. Robert Hall,
R.N., Maples, C. 8., W. Gilbert Roberts, It. B. Vin-
cent, C. B. R.N., W. H. Percy, R.N., Sir N. :Seymour,
Curtis, R.N., D. H. O'Brien, Sotheby, R.N., 'rowers,
Roberts, W. Stanhope Badcock, Sir Roger Gresley, Williams,
Graham Hervey, C. Smyth, Dartliman, R.N., Conroy, Li-
vius, 15th Hussars.

Lieutenants—T. Fraser, R.N:, Powney, R.N., Buckley,
Furber, Francis Perry, Chas. Short, Edw. Hall, R.N.,
G. Nightingale, D. Warren, O'Brien, Hon. J. Amherst,
Angerstein.
Cornets—Grenville Temple, Burnaby.
3lessrs—Adams Smith, Nolan, M.P., R. Coakes, Bransby
Cooper, Wadd, Serjeant Onslow, Colquhoun, Wynne-Bela-
syse, Campbell, Washington Hibert, Ralph Abercrombie,
Henry Dawkins, Dawson, John -Round, Deacon, W. Stuart,
Wilmot, G. Holford, W. Duncombe, Dawkins, C. Percy, A.
Macdonald, Lawley, G. Tyndall, Lister Parker, Tyndall,
W. H. Deacon, Browne, S. Turner, Bicknell, Rice, Cornwall,
Lockhart, Lane Fox, M.P., Hope, Agar, Brent, J. Calvert,
G. Musgrave Musgrave, Thornton, Baillie, Curtis, Charles
Brownrigg, Bayford, Abercrombie, T. Divet, M.P., Leo-
nard, Dent, C. Antrobns, Burnaby, Humphrey Butler,
Massy Dawson, 'Robinson, Blackburn, TolAimache, Abbot,
Laidlaw, Culling C. Smith, W. Dugdale, Elmes, E. CoateS,
R. Dent, J. Alexander, H. Williams Wynn, Seymour Ba-
thurst, Bart Davis, NI.P., Warren, W. Magnay, Walker,
Powell; M.P.

The following were among the Presenta-
tions :
Rear-Admiral R. W. Otway, by the Earl of Roden, on re-
signing the command on the Coast of Scotland.
Sir George Harnsage, on his being created a Baronet.
Captain Hardiman, by' the Recorder of London.
Mr. Wadd, bT.Sir William Curtis.
Captain Carmichael Smith, Bengal Light Cavalry.
Sir Richard Birnie, on being appointed Chief Magistrate of
Police.
Captain Carteret Silvester, C.B, by Sir John Silvester.
The Rev. Born Trager, by the Rev. Dr. Kuper.
The Rev. G. Thom, D.D. on his return to the Cape of Good
Hope.
Capt. 'Willoughby Cotton, on being appointed A.D.C. to the
King.
Mr. Deacon, of Bath, upon going abroad.
Mr: W. H. Deacon, upon his going abroad.

Duke of Manchester, on his return from Jamaica.
Lord Cawder, on coming to his title.
Rev. Dr. Hugh Pearson, Chaplain to his Majesty, Brighton.
Major-General Anderson, on his return from the Continent.
Major-General Sir . J. Lyon,: appointed to the command at
Portsmouth. '
Lieutenant-General Ballingate, on promotion.
'Sir Coutts Trotter, on being created a llaronet.

Dr. Drover, on his marriage, by the Earl of Liverpool.
Lieutenant-Colonel Dawkins, on his marriage.
Lieutenant-Colonel Synge, on promotion.
Hon. Sir George Quentin, on receiving the honour of Knight-
hood.
Lieut.-Colonel Jordan, on his return from the West Indies.
Rear-Admiral Sir E. Berry, Bart. K.C.B. on investiture of
the Order.

Major:-Gen. Sir Edward Kerrison; on being appointed Knight
Commander of the Guelphic. Order.
Lieut.-Col.. James Posder, on his return from St. -Helena.
Colonel O'Connell; on his return from Ceylon.
Deut.:•Col. Chetham, on his promotion.
Colonel Cochrane, on promotion.
Lient.LCol. Smith, on his return from India.
Mr. William Dugdale, by the Lord in Waiting.
Capt. Robert Hall, R.N., on his Majesty's Coronation.
Capt. W. Gilbert Roberts, R.N. on his promotion.
Capt. Donat Henchy O'Brien, R.N. on his promotion and re-
- turn from the Pacific. -
Capt. W. Stanhope Badcock, R.N. by the Lord in 'Waiting.
Major-General Sir W. Grant Keir, by Sir J. Hislop, on being
appointed Knight Comtnander of the Guelphic Order.
Sir Samford Whittinghami accUmpanied by Mr. Laing, Mr.
. Laidlaw, Mr. Lockhart, Mr. Blackburn, Mr.. Robinson, and
Mr. Colqulionn, Agent for the coltiny, to present the Do-
minica Address.
-Mr. Elmes, to present a copy of his Lectures on Architecture.
Mr. George Musgrave Musgrave, on his return from abroad.
Mr. Wilmot, on his appointment as Under Secretary of State
for the Colonial Department.
Mr. Dawson, on being appointed Under Secretary of State.
Mr. W. Stuart, on hig marriage, by Admiral Sir C. N. Pole.
Vice-Admiral Griffith Colpoys, on his p.romotiOn..
General Morrison,, by the Lord in Waiting. ,
Major Babington, 14th Dragoons, on promotion.
Major Gardener, Ist Life Guards, on promotion. .
Captain Nestor, 12th regiment, by the Lord in Waiting..,
IM-ajor Miller, 14th Light Dragoons, by the Lord in Waiting. '
Major Oakes, Ist Life Guards, on promotion. .
Lieut. Thomas Fraser. by his Father, Vice-Admiral Frasl.
Lieutenant Buckley, 15th Hussars, on promotion.
-Lieutenant D. Warren, R.A. on being put on full pay.
Lieutenant O'Brien, 87th Regiment, . on his return trom India.
Lieutenant Angerstein, Grenadier Guards, by Admiral Sir G.
Martin.
Cornet Burnaby, 3c/ Dragoon Guards, on going abroad.
Captain Roberts, on his promotion.
Cornet G. Temple, 15th Hussars, on promotion.
Capt. Sir R. Wesley, Staffordshire Yeomanry, on his marriage.
Capt. Graham Henry, on his return from Portugal. •
Capt. Williams, 2d Queen's Royal Regiment.
Capt. Henry 11ingay,_ R.N. on his promotion, -by Lord
Graves.
Capt. F. Brace, R.N. on his return from the Continent.
Capt, Towers, ith Hussars, on promotion.
Capt. Deacon, R.A. on going abroad.
Mr. Robert Dent, 10th Royal'llussars, by his Father.
Hon. Mr. Knox, by the Lord in- Waiting.
Mr. C. Brownrigg, Ceylon Civil Service, on his return to do.
Mr. George Tyndall, on going abroad, by. Mr. Dawson.
Rev. E. Price Owen, by the Lord in Waiting.
Hon. and Rev. S. E. Boscawen, on his being appointed a Pre-
bendary of Canterbury, by the puke of Beaufort.
Baron Wolff, to kiss hands.
Mr. Browne, the Agent for Antigua, and Mt. Samuel Turner,.
with an Address on the distressed state of that island.
Hon. E. Stewart, on being app. Chairman of the Audit Board.
Major-Gen. Geo. Pine, on his promotion and return from India.
Major-General Millar, on promotion.
Lieut.-General Thornton, on the King's Coronation. .
Major-General Burrows, on his promotion.
Lord Henry Churchill, by the,Duke of Marlborough.
marquispf 'Westmeath, on his promotion.
Sir G. Warrender, on being sworn a Privy Counsellor and
Commissioner for the Affairs of India.
Rear-Adm. Sir Josias Rowley, on his return from Jetland.
Lieut.-General - Backhouse, on his promotion.
Gen. Sir B. Tarleton, appointed to the 11th Dragoons.
Lieut.-General 11. M. Gordon, on promotion.
Mr. Leonard, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Ralph Abercrombie, by his father.
The Levee was. not so numerously ,attended as
was expected, owing to the shortness of the no-
tice given;:and its having commenced at rather
an earlier lour than usual; the consequence was
that numbers arrived .too late, after the doors
were closed, and the King had left the Levee.
Among them were—
The Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench,
Earl Darnley, Lord Clifton, Viscount Nlorpe!li. The She-
riffs of London and Middlesex were on their road, but
being informed the Levee was closed, returned, as did many
others.
After the Levee, Sir E. Berry, K.C.8., was
introduced to his Majesty by Sir George Nay-
,
lor, on his promotion as Rear-Admiral, to be
invested with the Star of a Knight Commander
of the Bath. His Majesty held a Privy Council,
in which some alterations were made in the list
of S'lseritTs.—The King gave audiences to Mr.
Peel, the Earl of Liverpool, the Marquis of Lon-
donderry, Mr C. Wynn, Mr. H. Wynn, the
Duke of. Marlborough, and Lord H. Howard.