The Sun.
London, England, 1831-02-24 00:00:00

THE KING'S LEVEE.

Yesterday his Majesty held his first levee for the season, at his
Palace in St. James's.
A Guard of Honour attended in the Palace-yard, and a de-
tachment of Life Guards in the Great Court-yard; the Bands of
the two Regiments played alternately _during the afternoon.
The King entered the State Apartments about two o'clock,
and gave audiences in the Royal Closet to the Field Officer in
Waiting and to the Officer of the Guard, who made a Report to
the King of the effective state of the three Regiments of Foot
Guards.

His Majesty gave audiences to the Prince of Orange, Prince
Talleyrand, the French Ambassador, the Marquis de Santo
Amaro, the Brazilian Minister, and Count Moltke, the Danish
Minister the three latter delivered letters from their Sovereigns
to the King.
Afterwards his Majesty gave audiences to--
Earl Grey, Viscount Althorp., the Duke of Northumberland,
the Marquis of Clanricarde, the Lord Chancellor, Viscount Gode-
rich, Lord Hill, the Marquis of Winchester, Sir George Nayler,
Mr. Forester, the Duke of Devonshire, Viscount Melbourne,
Lord Palmerston, and Lord Stuart de Rothsay, upon his return
from his Embassy to the Court of France.
The Hon. General Grey, attended by Earl Grey, had an au-
dience of his Majesty, who was pleased to confer the Grand Cross
of the Order of Hanover upon him.
Rear-Admiral Sir Frederick Maitland, K.C.8., attended by
Sir George Nayler, had an audience, when the King was pleased
to invest him with the insignia of Knight Commander of the
Bath.

His Majesty, attended by Lord Byron, as Lord in Waiting,
and Mr. Forester, as Groom, then held his Levee, ennmencing
with those who have the privilege of the Entree, which was at-
tended by—
Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Cumberland, Sussex,
and Gloucester ; the Prince of Orange ; the French, Russian,
Austrian, Netherlands, and Brazilian Ambassadors; the Prus-
sian, Spanish, Danish, Swedish, Sardinian, Neapolitan, American,
Bavarian, Wirtemberg, and Austrian (Baron de Wessenburg),
Ministers; the Brazilian Charge d'Affaires, the Archbishops of
Canterbury and York, the Lord Chancellor, the First Lord of
the Treasury, the Lord President, the Lord Privy Seal; the
Secretaries of State for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial Depart-
ments ; the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the President of the
Board of Controul, the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward,
the .Groom of the Stole, the Master of the Horse, the Captain of
the Yeoman Guard; Lord Hill, Gold Stick in Waiting; the
Master General of the Ordnance, the Secretary of State for Ire-
land, the Chief Commissioner of Woods and Forests, the Pay-
master of the Forces, the Secretary at War, the Vice-Chamber-
lain, the Treasurer of the Household, the Vice-Chancellor, the
King's Advocate, the Attorney-General, the Solicitor-General,
the Lord Advocate of Scotland, the Judge of the Admiralty, the
Lord Mayor, Mr. Sheriff Poland, Mr. Under-Sheriff Willoughby;
Sir Astley Cooper, Sergeant-Surgeon to the King; Sir Martin
Archer Shee, President of the Royal Academy ; the Rev. S.
Smith, Chaplain to the Lord Mayor; and the Rev. G. J. Brookes,
Chaplain to Mr. Sheriff Poland.
At the General Levee were—

DUKES—Gordon, Devonshire, Grafton, Wellington, Dorset,
Northumberland, St. Alban's, Richmond.
MARQUlSSES—Clauricarde, Salisbury, Thomond, Winches-
ter, Camden, Londonderry, Lansdowne.
EARLS—Rosebery, Gower, Belfast, Wicklow, Bandon, Mayo,
Winchilsea, Ossory, Plymouth, Radnor, Verulam, Uxbridge,
Brecknock, Sheffield, Carlisle, Spencer, Waldegrave, Denbigh,
Amherst, Aberdeen, Macclesfield, Rosslyn, Clarendon, Essex,
Bathurst, Westmoreland, Stanhope, Euston.
V I SCOU NTS—Deerhurst, Bernard, Bolingbroke, Holmesdale,
Boyle, Frankfort, Hawarden, Boringdon, Beresford, Maynard,
Duncannon.

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LORDS—Tullamore, Mahon, Teynham, Stanley, Byron,
Garlies, Hotham, Manners, Rendlesham, W. Fitzroy, J. S.
Churchill, Prudhoe, F. L. Gower, W. Hervey, J. O'Brien, Stuart
de Rothsay, Auckland, Ellenborough, Maryborough.
COUNTS—Morner, Du Monceau, Craquenbourg.
BARO NS —Ratamb, Li nsin gen.
RIGHT HONOUR ABL C. Robinsop, Sir G. Murray,
Sturges Bourne, G. Stanley, C. Grant, J. Herries, C. Arbuthnot.
HONOUR A BLES—Henry Windsor, C. Forester, Blayney,
M.P., Prittie, M.P., Baron Dimsdale, J. Tumour, Lieutenant-
General Ramsay, T. Dundas, Major Fane, W. H. Hare, J. Wes-
tenra, Colonel A. Ellis, Captain Elliot, Rev. H. C. Cost, W.
Temple.
BISHOPS—London, Luscomlie, Bristol, Chichester.

Dean of Carlisle.
Archdeacon Headlam.

REV. DOCTORS—Spry, Symons.
REV. MESSRS.—M. Irving, Samuel Smith, J. R. Wood,
Hon. F. Hotham, G. T. Brookes, Sir W. H. Cooper, Bart, W.
H. Roberts, E. Bury, A. Bouverie, D. F. Hatton, V. K. Child,
R. H. Barhame, B. Bray, J. T. Trevelyan, T. Barne, F. T. Con-
nell, H. Harvey, J. M. Halsey.
DOCTORS—Gordon, Gibney.
SIRS—M. A. Shee, Astlev Cooper, Bart., P. Grey Egerton,
W. Chatterton, W. Geary, F. Gibbons, G. Staunton, M.P., K
C. Dering, J. Shelley, Thomas Hesketh, Bart., James Shaw,
Bart., 0. Chetwynd, M. S. Stewart, C. Hulse, Bart., M.P., d.
Slice, C. Morgan, Bart., R. Kennedy, J. Johnstone, E. Sugden,
G. 15!tyley (Garter), C. Domville, Vs. Lumley, Herbert Jenner,

[. Hardinge.
Chevalier de Neumann—Alderman Hunter.

MESSSEURS—S. March Phillips, G. Lamb, C. Bradshaw,
Brent, Sidney, Joshua Brookes, }ALS., Greene, M.P., Burge,
M.A. Taylor, B. Danvers, D. Radcliffe, Morgan Thomas, Firth,
Cox, Bisse Chaßoner, W. Rae Wilson, John Frost, F.A.S.,
Cooper, Compton, Harrison, Chapman, Wm. Miles, H. Grape,
Poore, Rowley Lascelles, Villiers, J. Norton, Culling Smith,
George Hibbert, Brocas, C. G. Wynne, M.P., Charles Dickins,
Hurt Sitwell, Edmund Jerningham, H. Compton, J. Brogden,
O'Brien, Backhouse, Bosanquet, Sam. Skinner, Kerte, C. Gore,
J. T. Mayne, Harcourt, Tierney, Dewar, Platt, Wilmot Horton,
Henry Baillie, Francis Baring, Tennyson, Spence, M.P., Miles,
H. Tufnell, S. Platt, Hill, R.N., Gibbons, G. R. Smith, Long,
Moberly, M.P., Herries, Jephson, M.P., Knowles, W. Comae,
R. C. Mellish, Alcock, Motile, St. John aker, C. Shakerley, 0.
Morgan, F. Ewer'of,' Arthur Stanhope, Harris, Harfort, Mar-
shall, M.P. Hulse, Bethell Walrond, Callander, Barrow, Far-
dell, M.P., Henry Clive, M.P., G. P. Constable, F. Dundas,
John Bowden, Charles Bedingrield, W. J. Hamilton, Thorn-
ton, Raikes, Neil Malcolm, M. P., Barrow, P. C. Scarlett,
Stanley.
ADMIRALS—Sir H. Blackwood, Sir R. Otway, Sir J. Whit.
shed, Sir J. Gore, Hon. Sir H. Hotham, Sir W. Hotham, Sir
R. Keats, Digby, Sir F. Maitland, Murray, Schomberg, Sir J.
Martin, Sir F. Laforey, Sir G. Hammond, Maling, Hardyman,
Stuart, Sir G. Moore, Capel, Sir J. Hardy, Rodd, Lord Colville,
Walker, G. Dundas, Maitland, Sir James Kempt.
GENERALS—Sir C. Imhof, Hon. R. Taylor, Sir W. Inglis,
Bayly Wallis, Kearney, Walsh, Young, Nicolay, Sir T. Dallas,
Sir H. Askew, Hon. Sir R. Dundas, Calcraft, Sir C. Dalbiac,
Sir J. Buchan, Hardwicke, Wetherall, J. Campbell, O'Loghlen,
Elliee, Gilmour, Sir R. Donkin, White, Ross Champagne,
Pigot, Sir J. Hamilton, Cookson, Sir T. Bowser, T. Hiddrington,
Totley, Sir R. Wilson, Sir R. Bolton, Sir H. Hardinge, Lord
Beresford, Sir J. Quentin, Sir Alured Clarke, Grey.
COLONELS—Thornton, Harmer, Fremantle, Sir A. Dal-
rymple, Le Couteur, Wynyard, Downman, Gibbs, Elphinstone,
niggins, Poten, Woodford, Sir C. Broke Vere, Lord Downes,
Salwey, Tremanheere, Moberly, Crawford, Whinyates, Elli-
combe, Yorke, Hon. G. Rice Trevor, Latter, J. Michell, T. S.
St. Clair, Buckley, Whatley, Couper, Sir G. Hoste, J. Wemyss,
Lluellyn, Savage, Arbuthnot, Sir J. Hope, Stretton, Clitheroe,
Anson, Campbell, Sir R. Hamilton, O'Reilly, Eden, J. W. F.
Smith, Wedgwood, Sir Wm. Herries, Wilson, Blom, Sir H.
Ross, Cardew, Daniell, Hugh Baillie, Clayton, Douglas, Currey,
Peddle.
MAJORS—Wright, Ryan, Deedes, Hon. J. Keppel.

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Advocate Connell,
Commodore Usher.
Daniell, Ellice, Mizell, W. Savage, Broughton, Russell Eliott
COMMANDERS—J. B. B. lll.Hardy, Carter, Tomkins, G.
Booth, Cotgrave, Frederick, Hon. J. Maude, J. Forster, Bagwell,
Gilbert.
CAPTAINS—BowIes, R.N., Williams, RN., G. Lloyd, R.N.
Sir G. Westphal, R.N., Saurin, R.N., W. Hotham, R.N., Wilson,
RN,, D. Pring, R.N., Lysaght, IL N., Mulcaster, R.N., P.
Wallis, R.N., Kirby, RN., W. A. Montague, R.N., H. A. Eliot,
R.N., W. Butterfield, It. N., Hon. IL Duncan, R.N., Chads,
R.N., D.P. Bouverie, R.N., Austen, R.N., S. S. Coffin, MN. I.
Hume Spence, R.N., Beechey, RN., Dundas R.N., Hon. .I'. A.
Maude, R.N., Sir T. Fellowes, R.N., IL Smit'll, R.N., Rainier,
it.N , w. Forbes, ity.„o. V. Harcourt, R.N.-Sir John Louis,
R.N., Usher, R.N., Hotharn,ll.N.;Drinkwater,
aaßirc.eoli'ueertEl:l4llt:t'Wood, Clements, Kemmis, Leech, K K
IL N., J. W. Roberts, R.N., Cates, Hulse,
Boyd, Pearse (7. Dalrymple, Carter,
Hill,
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N., Sir
el,inuHj c Ferguson,
Fletcher, Hothen,:T(xld, Harvey, Riley, U. Calcraft, Verner,
Mahon, P. Hart, Dyke, Sullivan, Avliner, Estridge.
LlEUTENANTS.—Butterfield, RN., G. F. Westbrook, RN.,
Neve, R.N., T. Ross, R.N., G. P. Eyre,
Dundas, C. Stoddart, Moody,
J. F. C. wylde R.N., C. Short, R.N. J. W. Nott, R.N., A.
Shee, It. G. Paruther
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J. Hulse, C. A. Lewis, R. C. Moody,
Address from the inhabitants of
i,hand other Gentlemen
Ensign F. Rawlins.
The following had the honour of being itrez,oritoa ,
lo:rtib:Jamaica. with an Address of Condolellee.
the Bishop of Bristol, the Recorder,
to his Majesty from the Assembly of that
the. Earl of Dudley, Vi.sctiont St. Vin-
Sir A. C. Grant, aint.,B;reti.,ll 11A,11.aPi.c,oS imr,Nx4V..pH..;
a,btYson Taylor \I. P., W Dickenson M P
The Mat" .1 r
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3s,iMemberstorlg Bristol,
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'mayne, with a Loyal and Constitutional
Mr. John Mitchell, and Mr. George Ilibbert
Mr. John ThOnlas
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Address to his Majesty from thirty of tl3e County Magistrates,
cent, Lord Seaford
the Dignified Clergy, and 15,52,5 inhabitants of Wiltshire, by
VV Mijes 'lf p , W., M. ~
Salisbury, v appointment to be Major of
Viscount MelbournO
on his
Mr. W. Rae Wilson, by General Wetherall, Comptroller of the_
Thle,eo3ilnaarnqtrlyis,
Household ()f her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent
Chamberlain of London by the D k -r • Sir J. Shaw, Bart.,
b°)t the Earl of erulam
u eo sussex
Sir T. Hesketh, Bart., Colonel Sd Royal ...3 a4cashire Militia, by
Sir J. Shelley
Dr. Gordon, Deputy Inspector of Hospitals, by the Duke of
Gordoir
obert Otway, on being appointed Groom a
Vice-Admiral Sir R
by the Marquis of Winchester
the Bedchamber, , .
Brookes, on 4.is return from the cull Orient
Mr. Joshua
The Bishop of Bristol, by the Bishop of Chichester
II Dr. gory, by the A riJih;shoir of Canterbury
-c . M Irving, on his re-apPointment as Chaplain in Ordinlry
Thve. Earl of Bandon, on coming to Lis title, by the Earl of Mayo
Rev. M. majesty, by the Marquis of Camden
to his
The Earl of Wicklow, by the Earl of Aberdeen
The Hon. Baron Dimsdale, on his appc,iittUent to be Captain of
yeomanry, by the Earl of Vex-alai»
T. PFo9lses. Chaplain to Mr. Sheriff Poland, by Mr.
Earl of Winchilsea, on being appointed to the command of the
East Kent Yeomanry, by the Marquis of Camden
Hon. INI. Blayney, M.P., by Sir Andrew Baruard
Viscount Hawarden, by the Marquis a Ely • •
Hon. Mr. Turnour, by Earl Amherst
b;ftSche°l
Mr. Archdeacon Iteadlam, by the Bishop of London
Viscount Bolingbroke, by the Earl'of Clarendon
Rev. Thomas Barne, on Ins re-appointment as Chaplain in Or-
dinary to his Majesty; by Mr. Arbuthnot
Viscount Boyle, by the Earl (*Bandon
Mr. Rtirfte, on apPointment as Agent for Jamaica, by Vie. Goderich
Earl of
fbymtahyeoLord Chancellor
Count Morner, by the Swedish Minister
Mr. Greene, M.P., by the Earl of Northesk
Sir J. Shelley, by Sir T. Hesketh
Right Rev. Bishop Luscombo, tpy t••,ie 41J,0p of London
Sri J. Johnstone, by the Arcithfshop of York
Bev. Dr. Syraor.-4, k
Chaplain to. his Royal Highness the Duke of
C Ao-,bridge, by Sir It. Price, Bart.
Sir R; KennefiY, on permission to accept the Order of the Towei,
and Sword, by General Sir J. Doyle
Sir C. Hulse, Bart., M P., by Sir A. Barnard
Sir a Chetwy»d, by Earl Howe .
Viscount Holinesdale, Cartain of, the Sevenoaks Troop of West
Kent yeo,iraoiry, by Marquis Camden
Hood W. 11. Heine, by Lieut.-Colonel Whatley
Dr. ibneY, Physician to the Sussex County Hospital, by ttl?
Bishop of Chichester
vijeount Bernard, by the Earl of Bandon
Rev. D. F. Hatton, on beinz p,,,,,- -,nted one of his Majesty's
Chaplains in Ordinary, by tfie aEarl of Winchilsea
Rev. W. H. Roberts, by Vice:Admiral Sir J. Gore'
Capt. K'enamis, Grenadier Guards, on promotion, by Col.Woodforti
Capt. Harvey, Coldstream Guards, on appointment, by
Colonel
Thornton, Aid-de-Camp to the King
Lieut. G. F, Westbrook, R.N., by the Hon. Admiral Druulas
Capt. Carter, It. A., by Si; A. Drckson -
CaPt. Garstin, Bengal Engineer „s* bi SIN H. Fellowes, 11.-N,
(wt. w..Wrood; by. conriel 'W,Doil' .
Mr. Te.liitYson,-on being 'annofa• Sou Clerk of the Ordnance, by the
11t4.e Y SiisseA • i f'--
mt.. 6pence, M.P., by the Vice-Chancellor
major-Gen. the Hon. Sir R. L. Dundas, on promotion, by Lord Hill
Mr. Gibbons, by Sir John Gibbons '
Mr. H. Tufnell o his ,ii marriage, by Lord Goderich
Lieut.-General Calcraft •
, by the Right Hon, John Catcraft
Mr, Miles, by the Dukof e Gorden

Major- Gen.Si r C. Dalbiac, on being appointed alCnight Commander
of the Royal Guelphic Order, by Lord Hill
Mr. G. R. Smith, by the Duke of Richmond
Mr. H. Baillie, by Colonel Baillie
Mr. Harris, by Viscount Melbourne
Major-Gen. Sir H. Askew, by Lord Hill
Mr. 0. Morgan, by Sir U. Morgan
Mr. C. Shakerley, by Sir W. Fremantle
Mr. Dewar, by Lord Portmore
Rear-Admiral Sir F. Maitland, K.C.8., by Sir J. Graham, Bart.
Mr. Long, by the Earl of Northesk
Mr. Maberly, M.P., by the Duke of Richmond
Mr. Knowles,by his father, Admiral Sir C. Knowles, Bart., G.C.B.
Vice-Admiral Hon. Sir H. Hotham. on his nomination to the
Mediterranean command, by Sir J. Graham
Admiral Murray (of the White), by Sir J. Graham
Mr. Alcock, by Colonel Wood
Mr. Maul, by Lord Mayo
Lieut.-Col. Peddle, on appointment to 31st Regiment, by Lord Hill
Mr. W. Camac, by Admiral Rodd
Commander R. Eliott, by the Hon. Vice-Admiral Fleming
Major-General Kearney, on his promotion, by General Loftus
Mr. John Bowden, by Captain Montagu
Major-General Young, on promotion, by Colonel Sir A. Dickson,
K.C.B.
Colonel Latter, on promotion, by Major-General Hardwicke
Lieut.-Colonel the on. G. Rice Trevor, on his appointment to
the command of the Royal Carmarthen Militia
Lieut.-Colonel Maberly, on being appointed Surveyor-General of
the Ordnance, by Sir J. Kempt
Mr. B: Walrond, on his marriage, by the Earl of Rosalyn
Lieut.-Colonel Yorke, on being appointed Aide.de-Camp to the
Master-General of the Ordinance, by Sir J. Kempt
Mr. Henry Clive, M.P., by Lord Clive
Mr. Frederick Dundas, by the Hon. Rear-Admiral Dundas
Lieut.-General Cookson, on his promotion and return from the
Continent
Mr. Bosanquet, Sub-Governor South Sea Company, by Lord
Bexley
Lieut.-Colonel Cowper, on being appointed Secretary to the
Master-General of the Ordinance, by Sir J. Kempt
Colonel Tremenheere, on being appointed one of his Majesty's
Aides-de-Camp, by Sir James Graham
Mr. S. March Phillipps, on his re-appointment as Under Seers-
purtnoethe King, on his return from
yDAL°uidkere-ddoeMf-CWealbomellington
the Archbishop of York
Lieut.-General Bayly Wallis, by Lieut.-General Sir W. Gordon
CNlKtotcrrla: oarniiHnY eaaalniDe
,ioSsotbotiuyarngtt
:lteahbb, Douglas
Sir A. D'Este
by,
Major-General Nicolay, by Viscount Goderich
Mr. James Brogden, by Viscount Palmerston
Mr. Villiers, by Colonel Thornton
Mr. Brocas, by Sir C. Hunter
Mr. John Norton, by Lord Hill
Mr. Chapman, by Lord Downes.
Mr. Butler Danvers, on his appointment as High Sheriff for
Leicestershire, by the Right Hon. Sir W. H. Fremantle
Mr. Henry Compton, by Colonel Woodford
Mr. Compton, by the Earl of Errol
Mr. Morgan Thomas, by Col. Wood, on his return from abroad
Major Ryan, on promotion, by Lord Hill
Commander W. Savage, by Sir James Graham
Mr. Hulse, by Sir Charles iHulse
Mr. Harford, by the Duke of Gordon
Mr. Samuel Skinner, by Sir G. Staunton
Commander Broughton, on his return from the coast of Africa,
by Sir James Graham
Commander J. B. B. M'Hardy, by Vice-Adm. Hon. C. Fleming
Commander Dairen, by the Earl of Rosebery
Commander Bagwell, on his promotion and return from South
America, by Sir G. H. Rose, M.P.
Com.nander G. Daniell, on his promotion, by Lord Harris
C"mmarider Carter, by Sir James Graham
Lieut.-Colonel Thornton, on his promotion, by Colonel Thornton
Colonel Sir James Hope, on promotion
Lieut.-Colonel T. Wemyss, by the Adjutant-General, on being
appointedJo tlse Stafrin Ireland
Lieut.-Colonel Anson, on his marriage, by Lord Anson
Lieut.-Col. Eden, on promotion, by Lieut.-Gen. SirJanses Kempt
Colonel Campbell, by the Duke of Gordon
Lieut.-Colonel Wedgwood, on promotion, by Colonel Keate
Lieut.-Colonel Bloom, by the Swedish Minister
Colonel Sir H. Ross, by Colonel Sir Adolphus Dalrymple
Lieut.-Colonel Cardew, at Guernsey, by Sir Alexander Bryce
Lieut.-Colonel Clayton, by General Sir George Nugent
Major Dehedes, by the Marquis Camden
Captain George Lloyd, by the Earl of Cawdor
Captain Sir John Brooke Pechell, on being appointed one of the
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, by Sir James Graham
Captain Sir W. Roberts, by Vice-Admiral Sir John Gore
Captain Wm. Hotham, by Vice-Admiral Sir Wm. Hotham
Lieut.-Colonel 'l'. Staunton St. Clair, on receiving his Majesty's
permission to accept the Royal Portuguese Order of the Tower
and Sword, by the Earl of Rosslyn
Lieut.-Colonel John Michell, on promotion, by Sir A. Dickson
Captain Laurin, by the Marquis of Thomond
Hon. Major Fame, on returning from America, by the Earl of
Westmoreland
Lord Duncannon, on being appointed Chief Commissioner of
Woods and Forests, by Earl Spencer
Earl Stanhope, with an Address from the Medico-Botanical So-

ciety -
The Earl of Brecknock, by the Marquis Camden
Hon. Lieut.-Gen. Ramsey, on promotion, by the Duke of Gordon
The Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, to present a petition
from the Freeholders of Middlesex
The Rev. V. K. Child, by Mr. Marshal
Mr. Ewerlot, secretary to the Lord-Lieutenant of Norway,
Knight of Gustavus Vasa, by the Swedish Minister
Rev. John T. Trevelyan, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Rev. Arundell Bouverie, on his marriage, by Lord Howe
Sir E. Cholmeley Dering, by the Marquis of Camden
Sir William Geary, by the Marquis of Camden
Mr. Wilmot Horton, on his appointment as Governor of Ceylon,
by Lord Goderich
Lieut. Mee, by Lieut.-Colonel Sir A. Dickson
Second-Lieutenant R. G. Parnther, by Sir A. Barnard
Ensign F. Rawlins, by Colonel Sir Ralph Hamilton
Lieut. W. E. Robertson, by the Hon. Admiral C. E. Fleeming
Lieut. Rope, by Major-General Nicotay
Lieut. Dupuis, by Sir A. Dickson
Licut. R. C. Moody, by Sir A. Bryce
Lieut. C. A. Lewis, by Major-General Sir Charles Dalbiac
Lieut. R. S. Hulse, on his appointment to the Coldstream
Guards, by Sir Charles Hulse.
Captain Clements, on leaving England, by Viscount Beresford
Captain Estridge, on his return from Bermuda and North Ame-
rica, by Colonel Whatley
Captain P. Hart Dyke, by Marquis Camden
Captain Mahon, by the Earl of Errol
Captain Verner, by the Lord in Waiting
Captain Todd, by Sir W. Payne Galway
Captain Wathen, 15th Hussars, on his marriage, by Earl Howe
Lieut. C. Shott, R.N. by Sir James Graham, Bart.
Lieut. A. Reed, R.N., on his return from the West Indies, by
Sir J. Pechell, Bart.
Lieut. Butterfield, R.N., by Sir James Graham
Lieut. Thomas Ross, R.N„ by Sir Thomas M. Hardy
Lieut. G. P. Eyre, R.N., by Sir M. Maxwell
Lieut. Malcolm, by Sir A. Barnard
Licut. Trevelyan, Bombay Artillery, on his return to India, by
Sir Herbert Taylor
Captain Boyd, Equerry to the Duke of Gloucester, on his ap-
pointment, by Colonel Higgins
Lieut. Dundas, Coldstream Guards, by his father, Capt. Dundaa
Capt. E. Fletcher, on his marriage, by Lord Hill
Lieut. Dasliwood, Gronadier Guards, by Colonel Woodford
Lieut. Moody, by Sir A. Bryce
Lieut, C, Stoddart, by the Inspector-General of FOltifications
Captain Elliott, by Sir W. Inglis
Captain Finucane, on leaving England, by Sir H. Taylor
Captain Hill, by the Earl of Albemarle
Captain H. Smith, R.N on his return fl•om the West Indies, by
Admiral Fleeming
Captain Hulse, Grenadier Guards, on promotion, by Sir C. Hulse
Licut -Colonel Crawford, ILA., on his return from Corfu, by Sir
A. Dickson
Captain i,'erguson, R.N., of Pitfour, by the Duke of Gordon
Whinyates, It. A., ell promotion, by Sir A. Dickson
Lieut.-General Sir Thomas Dallas, K..C.13., by the Duke of Wel-
lington
Captain Kirby, R.N„ on promotion and return from South
America, by the Lord in Waiting
Captain Henry Hume Spencer, R.N., by Sir T. Hardy
Captain Austen, R.N., on returning from the %Vest Indies, by
Sir T. Williams
Captain Hon. H. Duncan, R.N., on appotutment to the Ordnance,
by the Master-General of the Ordnance
Captain D. Pring, R.N., by Sir J, Graham
Captain Mulcaster, It.N.„ by Sir T. Hardy
Captain P, R.N., by Sir T. Hard:.;
Captain W. Butterffeld, KN., by Sit J, Graham.
Aft,:r the Levee his Majesty held a Privy Council, at which the
Hon, William Bathurst attepdeJ as Clerk of the Council, when
his Majesty pricked for lam Sheriflk for the counties of Hereford
and Pembroke.
he Earl of Rosebery, Viscount Duncannon. and Mr. Michael
Angelo Tayb,ir, were introduced, and sworn in Privy Councillors,
and took their seats at the Board.
After the breaking up of the Privy Council, the Cabinet Mi-
nisters retired to a private room, and held a Cabinet Council.
The Ministers sat in deliberation for a considerable time.

NAVY CLUB DINNER TO THE FIRST

LORD OF THE ADMIRALTY.

Yesterday the Members of the Royal Navy Club, gave
a sumptuous entertainment to Sir James Graham, as First
Lord of th Admiralty, at the Thatched House Tavern,
St. James's-street. Upwards of eighty distineui%hed officers
were present. Sir nOBEKT Srorroan, President. Amongst
the company were—
EARL of Northe4.
LORDS—Cohllle, jits. O'Brien, Selsey, William Fitzroy.
SlRS—Xlk,amas M. Hardy, R. King, R. Stopford, John Pechel,
F. Laforey, R. Keats, Chas. Sullivan, H. Hotham, G. Moore, G.
Martin, J. Gore, H. Blackwood, B. Martin, Murray Maxwell, J.
Beresford, J. Louis, G, Hatnond, Robt. way, J. Saumarez, C.
Ogle, Wm. Hotham, Henry Blackwood, C. B. Doyle.
ADMID A LS-,-Dundas, Sotheron, Thomas Dundas, Mating,
W,Aex, White, Stuart, Rodd, Lambert, E. D. King, Capel,
Winthrop, Digby, Lanford, Wollaston, Maitland, Roper, Schorr_
berg, Gage.
HONOURABLE CAPTAINS.,EiIiot Fleetwood, Pellew,
Wm. Gordon.

CAPTAINS—AyImer, Maitland Falcons, Usher, W. Peirce,
Dillon, C. Amgen, D. Cochran, sVm. Maude, Boulee, Cliflbrd
Seynlq.ut, Maunsell, D. Dunilas Randolph, Forbes, &c.
LIEUTENANT-GOYERNCIR—broweII.

The LORD CHANCELLOR has appointee
Messrs. HENRY MARTIN and ROLIPELL to the two vacant
Masterships in Chancery. His Lordship has thus
promptly, and with his usual disintvostedness, put down
the industriously spread rumour, that be would pass over
every other clairol ;*4ll order to bestow one of those lucra-
tive appointments on his brother. His Lordship hag
.7,lrtatly given more than one proof of anti-nepotins, of
which the Noble Premier had certainly trot set the ex-
ample.—Morning Paper,
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