The Sun.
London, England, 1836-07-07 00:00:00

HIS MAJESTY'S LEVEE.

The King, attended by Sir Herbert Taylor, arrived in
town at a quarter past one o'clock yesterday afternoon from
Windsor Castle.
At two o'clock his Majesty held a Levee. The Prince of
Orange, accompanied by the Hereditary Prince and Prinec
Alexander of the Netherlands, was present. His Royal, tress had an audience of the King in the Royal C!„,zt, and
took leave of his Majesty.
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At the Entree Levee Baron de Call C_!ulrnbach f 040.,!. in
the Austrian service, was presented to the Kitt. M. Hum-
melauer, the Austrian Charge ft'Affairea:
M. Falkenstein, Counsellor antl ‹ti;e2i Librarian to his ;Ite--
jesty the King of Saxony,
Baron Gersdorff, his Saxon waa 'presented to his Majesty by
Baron de Horneck, 11...lajesty's Minister Resident.
r hamberlain to his Majesty the King
of Bavaria, Baron de., Buse k, Charles de Buseek,
Chevalier of Ma):,a, were and Baron
Cetto, the BP cpresented to the King by Baron
ivarian Minister.
AL V" 7:xoch, Secretary to the King of Sweden's Cabinet
Council
the P , was presented to his Majesty by Count Bjornstjerna,
wcdish Minister.
Captain Van den Bosch, Aide-de- t7e.mp to his Royal 'ness Prince Frederick of the Netherlands, was preaenO:d to
the King by Ms Dedel, the Netherlands Minister.
General itagelaar and Count Stiruns were presented, to
take leave, by M. Dedel, the Netherlands Minister.
The Levee was attended by the French Ambassador, the
NeaPolitPu, Prussian, Swedish, Sardinian, Wurtember,,
Hanoverian, Danish, Grecian, Bavarian, Netherlands, and
84x0'.1 Ministers ; Noori Effendi, Ottoman Minister, cc-
co npanied by Mr. Salame, his Majesty's Oriental Inter-
,meter ; Mr. Colquhoun, Agent and Consul-General of the
Manse Towns; the Austrian and Russian Charge d'Affaires ;
Count de Grammont, Secretary to the French Embassy ;
tV/,. Vogoridis, Ottoman Secretary of Legation ; the Arch-
tishop of Canterbury, the
Chamberlain, the Groom of the
Steward, the Lord Stle, the aster of the Norse, the Commander of the Forces,o ViscountM Combermere,
Gold Stick in Waiting; the Captain of the Honourable
Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, the Captain of the Yeoman
'Guard, the Master-General of the Ordnance, Sir E. C.
Disbrowe, his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary at the Hague; the Vice- Chamberlain, the
Comptroller of the Household, the Master of the Ceremonies,
the Master of the Robes, the Judge Advocate-General, the
Hon. Captain Poulett, Naval Aide-de-Camp in Waiting ;
Colonels Sir A. Dalrymple and Elphinstone, Aides-de-Cam
to the King; the Dean of Hereford, Deputy Clerk of thep Closet; Colonel Bowater, Equerry to the King : Mr. T.
n-oeve, Standard Bearer to the Honourable Corps of Gentle,
men at Arms, Mr. Charles Hancock, Exon of the Yeoman
Guard in Waiting ; Major Hyde, Assistant Master amt. Mar-
%hal of the Ceremonies ; Master Ellice, Page of Honour,
iut.-Colonel Sir Frederick Smith, Gentlemart Usher in
Waiting, and the following :
Earl Queensbury.
Bishop
Earl Amherq—Lord Burghersh,
of 'Exeter.
noNotraanLEs—Admiral Curzon, John Talbot.
Stns—Harris Nicolas, W. Somerville.
Archdeacon Robinson.
-satev. Doctor D'Oyley—Doctor Lappenberg.
TMussas.—J. B. Ferrers, J. Tighe, T. B. Murray.
ssßs.—R. Pennefather, F. Shallis, Saner, H. Percy,
Cole, Ross, C. A. Walker, M. P. ; J. K. Philips,
-`• P. • Taafe, Cade, Pendarves, Saner.
Admiral Sir J. H. Whitshed.
CAI-rams (R.N.)—Sir H. Hart, Fielding, Ayscough.
(Commander Prowse, R. N.
LIEUTENANTS (R. N.)—Gladstone, H. J. AySCOUgh.
GEriaaaLs.—Sir H. Gough, Sir W. Houstoun, C. Dallas,
Sir J. B. St. George, Crosbie.
ShCot ir
oNaLs W. Comm, Piper, Eyres, R. Clark,
ort.
Maroas--Farquharson, E. Hopper, Blanshard.
CAPTAlNS—Conyngham, P. Neville, B. Cogan, Gold.
LrauTENANTS---SeptilTlUS Harrison, Durham.
The folio TS—
addresses and petitions were presented to
Vise King
W lls, raying
___eFrom the Archdeaconry and Clergy of the Archdeaconry of
his Majesty to give his Royal protection to
the Church of Ireland, in this its hour of danger. Also from
the same Archdeacon and Clergy, imploring his Majesty to
commErnd the counsel and concurrence of those prelates who
are n'tembers of the Privy Counsel in selecting pastors, by the
Bis'dop of Exeter.
-versi From the Presbytery of Aberdeen against the Scotch Uni-
ti
From es Bill, by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
the
will not county of Buckingham, praying that his Majesty
permit the property of the Church of England to he
appropriated to any other but strictly Protestant ecclesiastical
Purposes, by the Marquis of Chandos.
Prr.,m the Royal Cornwall Horticultural Society, with a re-
port of their procee,aings, by Mr. Pendarvis, President.
The following were presented to his Majesty :
Dr. Lappenberg, Member of the Senate and Archivist of
Hamburg, by Mr. Colquhoun.
Colonel Sir William Gomm, on promotion to the Lieutenant-
Coloneley of the Coldstream Guards, by Lord Hill.
Major Edward Hopper, on his return from India, by Major
General the Hon. Sir C. J. Greville.
Lieutenant-Colonel Evres, on promotion, .by Colonel Sir
John Woodford.
lieutenant-Colonel Piper on his return from India, by Lord
Hill.
Major Farquharson, by Lord F. Somerset.
Lieut. H. G. Ayscough, R.N., on promotion and return from
foreign service, by his father, Captain Ayscough, R.N.
Mr. Cade, Attache to his Majesty's Legation at Bogota, on his
return from South America, by Viscount Palmerston.
Mr. Taaffe, on his return from the Continent, by Lord
Burghersh.
Mr. H. _Percy, on ',wing appointed to an Ensigncy in the Gre-
Mr. F
nadier
S. Guards, by the Earl of Beverley.
. Sa' ier, on his proceeding to Ceylon as Staff As-
Mr. R. Per.
sistant Surgeon, by his father Mr. Saner.
nefather, by the Earl of Glengall.
The Rev, T. B. Murray, by the Dean of Hereford.
Rev. M Tighe, by the Marquis of Clanricarde.
Lieut.-General Sir W. Houstoun, G. C. 8., on being created
a Baronet.
Lieut. Septithus Harrison, on his appointment to the 98th Re-
giment, by Major-General Lord Fitzroy Somerset, K. C. B.
Captain Gold, on promotion, by Major-General Sir F. K.
Muleaster.
Captain Percy Neville, on his promotion and return from
tndia, by Major-General Sir T. Pritzler.
Archdeacon Robinson presented his " Persian Translation
tsf the Pentateuch" to the King, at the Levee.

After the Levee the Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry (the
Rev. Dr. Butler) was introduced to the King in the Royal
Closet, when his Lordship did homage for the see. Lord J.
Russell, Secretary of State for the Home Department, and the
I)ean, of Hereford, Deputy Clerk of the Closet in Waiting,
assir.ited at the ceremony. ,The Cabinet Ministers, the 'Great
OCricers of State, and the principal Officers of the Household,
`were present in the Royal Closet.
His Majesty afterwards 'held a Privy Council, which was at-
tended by the Lord Ckdneellor, the First Lord of the Treasury,
the Secretaries of S:cate for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial
Departments, the, First Lord of the Admiralty, and the Secre-
tary t War.
Lord John Russell officiated as Lord President, in the ab-
sence of the 'Marquis of Lansdowne.
At the Council a Report respecting the Mauritius Slaves
Begistrat; on Question was submitted and approved of. The Re-
ort Pla'ces the slaves in the Mauritius on the same footing
with t) ,e slaves in the other islands. Certain Acts from the
Col9',lies were allowed ; other Acts from the Colonies were
disralowed.
on, WAn Admiralty report was approved of. The
H . An
was the Clerk of the Council in Wahine..
The King gave audiences to the Marquis Conyngham, Earl
of Ilehester, Viscount Combermere, Earl of Albemarle,
Viscount Melbourne, the Hanoverian Minister, Viscount • Pal-
merston, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Glenelg, Earl of Minto,
Sir Hussey Vivian, and Lord Hill.
hisTliea Judge Advocate-General had an audience to submit to
Lord a tee
rn proceedings of some Courts-martial.
lfliltin
Groom in proceedingsnd Sir Joseph, Whatley were the Lora and
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His Royal 1-17"--------------- he—Duke
Kensington Gardens
dusk, to avoid the glare of light, on
Mondry and Tuesday,ate
neve'. in better health, nearly an hwar. He was
sight improves ;Ally.
The Duke and Du,b,
71 small party on Tuesday "„ss of 811010:Hand entertained
Wandsworth. The Duke -;"`Prg., at• their beautiful villa at
4shionable world.
House on the 13th inst. t, the r uehess will open Stafford
The Duke and Duche,,
up for a tour through the 1,1e,8.1 of Cleveland are packing
eipalities. rt erlands and the German prin.
The Duke of Sutherland.
President of the 5..20tth.11 Hospital was yesterday elected
'Duke of Gordon. • ,in the room of the late
The Marquis and Marchioness of Londenderry are
beginnin,7 of
going on a visit to the King of the NThe 1 etherlands about the
Montrose, the Earl of ,
-'iukneexotcmivlonot
and Visr •
pri.. Amin Sttitttnut I,
I are the three 'sew Westmorland'
'senior members of the
,t ',Y Countit, and were appointed. in the same year, 1789,
cl tr,ng thn Ndmstration of Mr. Pitt.
d Pte 'Persian Princes visited Windsor Castle yester-
-4'Y' ',nil afterwards partook of a dejeune in the Castle.
u t :dis Royal Hichness the Prince of Oldenhurgh and
"te have left town *on a short tour to Scotland and-Ireland,
Previous to his return to Russia. The Prince is expected to
i3it
.Y.°Eli, Carlisle, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Dublin, and
return by way of lolvbead. He is expected to return to the
Clarendon Hotel on the 19th hurt. .
The Duke of Wellington continues to improve in
health,
AosThe Duke of Northumberland, who has been dis-
ed these few days, is getting better.
• A letter received . I from Harlington,Lin
IZtlindlire, mentions that Lord Brougham, whose health is
Coast,_ itnproved, was preparing to take his departure for the
Z!.oest,- for the benefit of the sea air, where he will continue
remainder of the summer, and part of the autumn. Lady
tilinerugarn and Miss Brougham were to proceed to Brighton,
thoYderivedmuch benefit from the bracing air lastyear.
Tel; ,
acke rrißcess Mary, whose talent in sculpture is
t,0„,, ,
tent . niegedito be of a very high order by all who are compe-
eududges, flks lately had executed at the Royal manufactory
fre:l7l:es three large painted windows, about 18 feet in height,
the her cm-
, n designs, and which the King has had placed in
their " pel of St. Saturnia at Fontainebleau ; where, from
spec. slYle arid execution, they may be said' to rival the finest
. 'ree.l4 of painted glass-of the middle ages. —Paris Paper.