The Sun.
London, England, 1831-06-16 00:00:00

THE KING'S LEVEE.

Yesterday, at two o'clock, his Majesty held an Investiture of
the Bath.
Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Ekins was introduOd by Sir George
Naylor, Garter King at Arms, when his Majesty was graciously
pleased to invest Sir Charles as a Knight Commander of the Bath.
Shortly after the King held a Levee, receiving in the first
instance those who have the privilege of the entree ; viz.
The Duke of Brunswick, the Russian, Austrian; French, and
Netherlands Ambassadors ; the American, Prussian, Danish,
Spanish, Sardinian, Neapolitan, Mexican Hanoverian, and Wir-
temburg Ministers; the Envoy Extraordinary from the Nether-
lands, the Brazilian Charge d'Affaires, the Archbishops of Can-
terbury and York, the Bishop of London, the First Lord of the
Treasury, the Secretaries of State for the Foreign and Colonial
Departments, the First. Lord of the Admiralty, the President of
the Board of Controul, the Master of the Horse, the Lord
Steward, the Groom of the Stole, the Captain of the Hon.
Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners, the Captain of the Yeo-
man Guard, the Commander of the Forces ; Viscount Comber-
mere, Gold Stick in Waiting ; the Vice-Chamberlain, the Trea-
surer of the Household, the Master of the Ceremonies, Garter
King of Arms, theJcidge Advocate-(,eneral, the Attorney-Gene-
ral, the Common Sergeant of London ; General Grant, the
Governor of Trinidad; Sir Jas. M'Grigor, Director-General of
the Army Medical Department.
At the General Levee were—
I)uke
of Gordon—Marquis of Sligo.
EARLS—Coventry, Aboyne, Carlisle, Longford. Dartmouth,
Beverley.
VISCOUNTS—VaIIetort, Dungarvan, Dunlo.
LORDS—Frederick Fitzclarence, Byron, John Russell, Dor-
mer, Lovable.
RIGHT HONOUR ABLES—Charles Grant, Robert Grant,
Sir George Murray.
HONOURABLES—James Stuart Wortley, Mr. Vesey, Major-
General W. Stuart, Captain Poulett, Rev. William Herbert.
SlRS—Joseph Whatley, George Seymour, Francis Mackenzie,
Henry Mathias, Hedworth Williamson' J. Scott Lillie, Richard
Hunter, Edward Baker, John Stanley, David Baird, J. Edmund
de Beauvoir, George Nayler (Garter), George Philips, •Henry
Bedingtield, W. Middleton, George Warrender, Geo. Robinson,
Tyrwhitt Jones.
Bishop of Oxford—Dean of Salisbury.
REV. DOCTORS—D'OyIey, Kuper.
REV. MESSIEURS—Robert Moore, Raiford, Montagu, Oxen-
den, J. Horsley Dakins.
SERGEA NTS—Russell, Lawes.
MESSIEURS--Martin I'. Smith, Charles Mundy, Hunter,
Swynfen Jervis, Ferguson, William Reynolds, Warrender, Sa-
cheverell Bateman, Osborne Bateman, Cheere, Edward Ileneage,
Noyes, Denison, Stanley, Farrer, Ireland ackburne, Thomas
Gladstone, Alexander Speirs, Blackett, Charles Hinde, Bloom-
field, Wall, David Lyon, Bury Hutchinson J. C. Dowdeswell,
Tyrell, Marmaduke Maxwell, Sanford, Gustavus Hamilton,
Russell, Calvert, Thomas Shiflher, Charles J. H. Munday, Ihos.
Courtenay, Benjamin Morel, William Crawfurd, B. Oliveira,
Throckmorton, Henry Herbert, Fredorick Dundas, Fraser,
Henry J. Scott, Heathcote, Ayshford Sanford, Blackburne,
Sergeant Adams.
A DMIlt A LS—Sir Charles Ekins Halkett.
GENERALS--_L. Grant, T. Maciougal Brisbane.
COLONELS—Sir Charles Thornton, Wetherall,- Jordan,
Robert Nixon, Forde, T. Wattein Forster, Hull, Hon. H. Mau-
ray, Sir Henry Wyatt, Smith, Ellicombe, Anderson, Dick;
Pakenham, E. Murray M'Gregor, Fanshawe, Hanmer, Gilbert,
Peel, Dorville.
MAJORS—HiII, Hyde, H. H. Farquharson, Murray Belshes,
Graham, I'ayne. Manley Dixon.

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COMMANDERS—Crofton Beamont, T. Horatio Austin.
CAPTAINS—Bertram, R.N., Torrees, R. Ramsay, C.B
R.N., Clibborn, Hon. G. A. Browne, Charles Manning, Ridley,
Forth, Bedingfeld, Berkeley, R.N., Weston, Le Mesurier, E.
Bagot, Provo Wallis, R.N. lurneaux, MN., Peter John Douglas,
Edwardes, KN., Fuller, R.N.
LIEUTENANTS—Wainwright, R.N.. Horatio Jauncey, R.N.,
Skey, John Douglas, Clayton, R.N., J. Nicholson, D. Herbert,
'l'. Jager, RN., J. Robinson Jennett, Durack, Lettsom, Luce,
KN., Henderson, KN., George Williams, R.N.
Cornet W. R. Tyrell.
The following were presented to the King :
The Earl of Coventry, on succeeding to the title
Viscount Dunlo, on his appointment to the Lieutenant-Colonelcy
of the Galway Militia, by the Earl of Albemarle
The Dean of Salisbury, by Sir Joseph Whatley
Mr. Sergeant Lawes, by the Lord Chancellor
Rev. Montagu Oxenden, by Lord Prudhoe
Mr. Wall (of Wortley Park), by the Earl of Beauchamp
Mr. Swynten Jervis, by Viscount St. Vincent
Hon. Mr. Vesey, by the Earl of Gosford
Mr. Sergeant Russell,- by the Lord Chancellor
Mr. Ferguson, by Earl Grey
Viscount Dungarvan, on his marriage, by the Marquis of Clan.
ricarde
Mr. William Reynolds, by Lord Barham
The Earl of Beverley, on coming to the title
Sir Francis Mackenzie, by the Right Hon. Charles Grant
Rev. Mr. Halford, by Mr. Burgoyne
Mr. Cheere, by the Earl of Hardwicke
Sir H. Williamson, by Lord Dundas
Lieut.-Gen. Sir Thomas Macdougal Brisbane, on appointment
to the Grand Cross of the Guelphic Order, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir
J. Kempt
Vice-Admiral Sir C. Ekins, on being created a Knight Comman-
der of the Bath
Mr. C. Hinde, a Deputy-Lieutenant for Middlesex.
Sir H. Mathias, by Lord Kensington
Rev. It. Moore, by the Archbishop of Canterbury
Sir R. Hunter, by the Lord Steward
Hon. and Rev. W. Herbert, by the Earl of Egremont
Sir E. Baker, by Lord Foley
Mr. D. Lyon, by Sir W. Fremantle
Sir J. Stanley, by Sir W. Clinton
Mr. B. Hutchinson, by the Right Hon. Lord Teynhani
Mr."J. C. Dowdeswell by Lient..Gen. Sir G. Anson
Mr..M. Maxwell, by the Hon. E. Petre
Sir J. E. de Beauvoir, by the Marquis of Chandos
Hon. Mr. J. S. Wortley, by Lord Wharneliffe
Hon. Major-General W. Stuart, by Lord Hill
Mr. 0. Bateman, by Lord Byron
Mr. E. Heneage, Lieut. North Lincoln Yeomanry, by Lord Yar.
• borough
Mr. Noyes, by Major-Gen. Sir A. Barnard
Wetherall, on return from India, by the Duke of
Gordon
Lieut.-Col. Robert Nixon, by the Earl of Courtown
Mr. Stanley (of Ponsonby, Cumberland), by the Earl of Balcarras
Lieut.-Col. Forde, Royal North Down Militia, by Lord Dufferin
Lieut.-Col. T. W. Forster, half-pay 24th Regiment

Mr. Farrer, by Lord Redesdale
Mr. Ireland Blackburne, by Mr. Blackburne
Mr. Thomas Gladstone, by Sir Stratford Canning
Lieut.-Col. Jordan, • Inspecting Field Officer, by the Adjut.-Gen.
Mr. Alexander Spiers, by Lord Dundas
Mr. Blackett, by the Earl of Beverley
Mr. Sacheverell Bateman, by Lord Byron
Major H. H. Farquharson, on return from India, by the Duke of
Gordon
Mr. Bloomfield, on returning from Stockholm
Major Hill, 53d Regiment, by Lord Hill
Mr. Charles Mundy, by Earl Howe
Commander 'l'. H. Austin, on his promotion, by Sir 'l'. Hardy
Capt. Peter John Douglas, R.N. by Sir 'r. Hardy
Mr. Warrender, by Sir George Warrender
Major M. Dixon, on return from foreign service, by Lord Hill
Commander Beaumont, R.N. by Mr. Beaumont
Mr. Hunter, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir Herbert Taylor
Mr. Martin I'. Smith, by General Sir Henry Wheatley
Major Payne, 2d Surrey Regiment, by Col. Onslow
Capt. C. I%lanning, 2d Royal Surrey Militia, by Col. Onslow
Major Graham, by Sir James Graham
Capt. Bertram, on his appointment to his Majesty's ship Tweed
Major Murray Beishes, by Sir George Murray
Capt. Le Mesurier, by Mr. ltavenshaw
Capt. Ridley, on promotion, by Sir M. W. Ridley
Colonel Hull, by Lord Hill
Cornet W. It. Tyrell, on appointment to the Royal Horse Guards
Lieut. John Douglas, by hlr. E. Ayshford Sanford, M.P.
Capt. Forth, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Lieut. Clayton, R.N. by Capt. Barrington
Lieut. Jefftay Nicholson, by Lieut.-Gen. Egerton
Lieut. I). Herbert, by General Sir John Doyle
Lieut. Luce, R.N. by Sir Thomas Hardy
Lieut. Geo. Williams, on his promotion, by Sir T. Hardy
Capt. Weston, Surrey Yeomanry, by Sir William Jollifte
Lieut. Wainwright, R.N., by Sir John Gore
Lieut. Horatio Jauncey, R.N., by Capt. Sir N. J. Willoughby
Lieut. Skey, of the Worcestershire Yeomanry, by Lord Foley
Lieut. Thomas Jager, RN., by Sir Thomas Hardy
Lieut. John Robinson Fennell, by Sir G. Seymour
Lient. Lettsom, 80th Regt., by Lord Tenterden
Capt. Torrens, Grenadier Guards, on promotion, by Colonel
Woodford
Capt. Robert Ramsay, C.B. RN., by Sir James Graham
Capt. Clibborn, by Lieut.-Col. Burke
Capt. Hon. G. Browne, by. Sir Herbert Taylor.
The following Addresses were presented to the King :
By Earl Grey—From the heritors, owners of land, mer-
chants, tradesmen, &c., in the town and parish of Kirkintil-
loch ; from the inhabitants of the parish of Cumbernauld ;
from the inhabitants of the parish of Kilsyth ; from the inha-
bitants of the parish of Beith.
Mr. Denison, with an Address from Christchurch, in Surrey.
Mr. Maberly, with Addresses from the borough of Abingdon,
and from the freeholders and inhabitants of Sutton Courte-
nay, Berks.
Sir John Scott Lillie, with an Address front the inhabitants of
Kensington and its vicinity, Sir John was presented by the
Duke of Sussex.
His Majesty gave audiences to—
The Duke of Brunswick, the Marquis of Winchester, Lord
Combermere, Sir W. Fremantle, Earl Grey, the Marquis Wel-
lesley, the Earl of Beverley, Lord John Russell, and Viscount
Goderich. Lord Byron and Sir Joseph NVhatley were the Lord
and Groom in Waiting.
After the Levee Mr. M‘Lane, the American Minister, was in;
troduced to the Queen by Sir /tobert Chester, the Master of the
Ceremonies, when his Excellency took leave of her Majesty Pre,
vious to his eaving
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SardinianU ni ed St States.
Count St. Martin d
troduced to the Queen by Sir R. Chester, to deliver his new
credentials. Minister, was In*

Private letters say that the force of the Rus'
aians employed in the battle of Ostrolenka was 60,00(
men, with 100 pieces of cannon. The Polish army dig
not exceed 38;000. An immense number of Jews wee'
compelled by the'Russians to work in the trenches, and ;
great number of them were killed.
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