The Sun.
London, England, 1831-06-30 00:00:00

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THE KING'S LEVEE.

Yesterday at half-past one o'clock their Majesties arrived at
their Palace in St. James's, from Windsor.
At two o'clock Don Pedro, the Ex-Emperor of the Brazils,
and suite, arrived at the Palace in two of the King's carriages ;
they entered through the Garden-gate, which is reserved for the
Royal Family. The Doll appeared in a very splendid uniform of
green and scarlet, and wore a number of Orders. His Chamber-
lain and other attendants were also very richly attired. Don
Pedro was received at the private entrance by Lord Falkland, the
Lord in Waiting, who conducted him to the King's Closet,
where his Majesty gave him an audience, which lasted for half
an hour. The King was accompanied by the Duke of Sussex
and Prince Leopold.
The Convocation of the Clergy, which assembled as usual at
the meeting of a new Parliament, arrived at the Palace at half.
Plit one o'clock, in grand procession from the Jerusalem Cham-
ber, for the purpsse of presenting an Address. The procession
was preceded by the Apparitor-General, in his robes, bearing the
silver mace, followed by
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London, the
Bishop of Winchester, the Bishop of Bristol, the Bishop of Ban-
gor, the Bishop of Llandafr, the Dean of Christchurch, the Dean
of Chichester, Dr. Richards, the Rev. Mr. London, Dr. Doyley,
the Rev. Sir Herbert Oakley, Rev. H. Barton, Archdeacon Hil-
Engworth, Dr. Kenney, the Dean of Norwich, and the Arch.
deacon of Barnstaple.
All the Rev. Prelates wore their Convocation robes.
The Convocation were introduced into the presence of the
King by the Gentlemen Ushers in Waiting. His Majesty was
seated on the Throne, surrounded by his Cabinet Ministers and
Great Officers of State. To the right were the Duke of Bruns-
wick, the Marquis of Winchester as Groom of the Stole, Lord
Falkland as Lord in Waiting, Lord Combermere as Gold Stick,
Lord Foley as Captain of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen Pen.
tlemen Pensioners, the Earl of Belfast as Vice-Chamberlain ; on
his Majesty's left were the Marquis Wellesley as Lord Steward,
the Earl of Albemarle as Master of the Horse, Sir William Fre.
mantle as Treasurer of the Household, Mr. Grosvenor as Cornp.
troller of the Household, and the Page of Honour. The Gentle.
men Pensioners formed a double line to the Throne,
The Address, which was of considerable length, was read by
the Archbishop of Canterbury, His Majesty was pleased to re-
turn a most gracious answer. The Archbishop, and the other
Members of the Convocation, had the honour of kissing the
King's hand.
His Majesty afterwards held a Levee, at which the Marquis of
Chandos, accompanied by the Agents for Barbadoes, Antigua,
Montserrat, St. Vincent's, St, Christopher, Dominica, Nevis, the
Virgin Islands, and Grenada, presented a petition on behalf of
the West India Colonies, praying for relief. Among the gcotle.
men who accompanied the Noble Marquis were Mr. Colquhoun,
Mr. Burge, Agent tier Jamaica, Mr. Mayers, Agent for Barba-
does, and Sir H. Martin.
Lord Ponsonby was presented on his return from his mission
at Brussels.
The Right Hon. Charles Richard Vaughan, his Majesty's En.
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the United
States of America, was presented on his return (on leave of ab-
sence) from his mission by Viscount Palmerston.
At the 4ntree Levee were also present—.
The Austrian, French, and Netherlands Ambassadors; the
Spanish, Prussian, Danish, Sardinian, Mexican, Hanoverian,
Wirtemberg, Lucca, Neapolitan, and Hanse Towns Ministers ;
the Brazilian Charge d'Affaires; the Lord Chaocellor, the Lonl
President, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Lord Privy Seal,
the Secretaries of State for the Home and Colonial Departments,
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the First Lord of the Admi-
ralty, the Master of the Horse, the Lord Steward, the Groom of
the Stole, the Captain of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen
Pensioners, the Captain of the Yeomen Guard, Viscount Comber.
mere (Gold Stick in Waiting), the Vice Chamberlain, the Seere.
Lary at War, the Secretary of State for Ireland, the Treasurer of
the Household, the Lord Chief Justice of England, the Recorder
of London, the Master of the Ceremonies, Garter King of Arms,
the Master of the Buck Hounds, the Clerk Marshal, and Sir H.
Wyatt (Silver Stick).
It being a Collar Day, most of the Knights of the various
Orders wore their Collars.
At the General Levee were—
DUKES--Leinster, Richmond, Newcastle.
Marquis of Headfort.
EARLS—Cawdor, Leitrim, Sheffield, Jennyn.
V ISCOU NTS—Falkland, Alford, Gage.
LSIRDS-s-John Russell, Saltoun, Ponsonby, Napier, Augustus
Hill, Louth, Mahon,
Right Hon. Charles Richard Vaughan,
Hon. G. C. Norton.
SIRS—G. Seymour, Edward Hyde East, Edward Pryce Lloyd,
M.P., Henry Lambert, Robert Kennedy, Geo. Nayler (Garter),
William Eliott, Charles Cockerel', Bart.
Bishop of Ferns,
Arehtleapori Barnes,
Rev. Doctor Barnes,
REVEREND MESSIEURS—WiIIiam Otter, Henry Butter.
feild, Lord Charles I'aulet, T. 11. Sielv, George Cookson, Sir
Herbert Oakeley, Hon. Richard Cust, Henry Barton.
Doctor Filkin.

chevalier de Visme.
MESSIEURS—C. Oreville, C, E. Jenkins, Frost, F.S.A.
Thomas B. Mortimer, Moreton Hope Johnstone, Gallon, M.P.,
Winston Barron, F. W. Rutledge, John Foley, Clayton Browne,
Fdward -Johnson, Bernal, M.P. Towneley Dealtry, Cameron,
Grattan, He wood, M.P., K. Hoskins M.P., Gregory, Lloyd,
Mostyn, Isenett, M.P., C. Puttient Cockerel!, Anthony
Lefroy, Lefroy, M.P., Frederick North, IM.P., Grenville
Pigott, Swinton, John Eld, Bedford.
ADMIRALS—Hon, Sir Henry Blackwood, Sir Robert Ot.
way, Peard, Sir P. Durham.
GENERALS-43ourke, Sir John Lambert, Wulff, Lord
Forbes.
• COLONELS--Sir Charles W. Thornton, Pakenham, Cuyler,
Lawrie, Trewman Colebrooke, Leicester Stanhope, Forrest, Sir
G. Scovell, Sir A. 'Dalrymple, -Jodrell, Love, Sir J. Doyle.
MAJORS—Greville, Abdy, Wright, Hyde.
COMMANDERS—Henry West, - Castle, Johnson, John
Townshend, Hon. Edward Gore, Cole.
CAPTAINS--Packington, A,' Gordon, R.N., Barneby, Cole-
broke, Paget, R.N., Loving, R,N., Westmacott, James Black,
R.N. Marryat, R.N. Bastard, 8.N., Hancock, R.N.
LIEUTENANTS—CharIes Shaw, R.N., Onslow, Henry
Crawfurd, R.N.. Charles Dimock, R. J.
The following were presented to his Majesty :
Lord Louth, by the lkldsnuis of Headfort
The Bishop of Ferns, by the Earl-of-Courtown
The Rey. Lord C, Patlet, by the Marquis of Winchester
Mr. T. B. Mortimer, by the Marquis of Lansdowne
Lieut. C. Shaw, R.N., by Sir T. Hardy
Marquis of Headfort, on coming to his title, by the Earl of Mayo
Sir R. Kennedy, on his Majesty's permission to accept the
Spanish Order of Charles the Third
Archdeacon Barnes, by the Bishop of London
Rev. H. Barton, Member of Convocation
Pon, G. C, Norton, on receiving the rank of Honourable, by
Viscount Melbourne
Sir E. P. Lloyd, M.P., by Lord Anson
Rev. H. Butterfeild, by the Rev. Dr. Blomberg
Mr. Gregory, Secretary to the Commission of Inquiry, on his re.
turn from the Eastern Colonies, by Viscount Goderich
Earl of Leitrim, on being appointed a British Peer, by Earl Grey
Mr. K. Hoskins' M,P., County of Hereford, by Viscount Althorp
Mr, L Mostya, M.P., by Lord Anson
Rev. W. Otter, Principal of King's College, by the Bishop of
London
Mr. C. Brown, on being appointed Governor of Carlow, by the
Earl of Mayo
Lord A. Hill, by Viscount Palmerston
14. r. Towneley, High Sheriff of Lancashire, by Lord Stanley
Lieut.-CoL Colebrooke, Commissioner of Inqpiry, on his return
from the Eastern Colonies, by Viscount Goderich
Mr. Heywood, M.P. for Lancashire; by Viscount Melbourne
Mr. Dealtry, by Admiral the Hon. G. Dundas
Major-General Bourke, to take leave on proceeding to the Go.
vernment of New South Wales
Lieut.,Col: L. Stanhope, by the Duke of Leinster
Lieut-Col, Cuyler, by Liebt.-(ten. Sir j. Lambert, K.C.B,
Mr. Cameron, Commissioner of fnquiry, on hiS.yeturn from the
Eastern Colonies, by the Earl of Erroll
Rev. G. Cookson, Chaplain to the Duke of Sussex,
.by the Rev.
Dr. Blomberg
Mr. Swinton of Swinton, Deputy Lieutenant of the County of
Berwick, It the Hon. Ca taro A. Maitland
Mr. Belied, .P. for Wilts ire; by the Marquis of Lansdowne
Le Chevalier de Visme, by Sir G. Duckett
Mr. K Johnson, by the Earl of Abingdon
Mr. T. B. Mortimer, by the Marquis of Lansdowne
Dr Filkin, by Lord
D Ducie
Mr, W. Barron, by the Duke of Devonshire
ReY. T. H. Siely, his Majesty's Ro4ident Chaplain, on his return
to Lisbon, by Lord Pahnerston
Mr. Grattan, by the Duke of Leinster
General Lord Forbes, by the Duke of Gordon.
Lieut.-Col. Lawtie, on his return from the Continent, by:General
Sir John Doyle
Mr. G. Pigott, by the Marquis of Chandos
Mr. 4.‘', W. Rutledge, Lieutenant 2d Somerset Militia, by Mr,
Monk; Exoli in Waitiog-
Major Greville, 38th Regiment, by the Earl of Munster
Mr. F. North, M.P. for Hastings, by the Earl of Sheffield
Capt. Paget, on his appointment to his Majesty's ship Samaraeg
Capt. Barneby, Hereford Militia, by Lieut.-Col. Visccunt Eastnor
Acting Commander Castle, of his Majesty's ship Medina, on his
return from the coast of Africa, by 'Sir J. Graham
Commander 11. West, on his premotion, bY the Earl of Di by
Commander Cole, upon apNintmentt4 service, by Sir T. Hardy
Lieut. C. Dimock, by Sir J. Graham • •
Lieut. Charles Shaw, R.N., by Sir Thomas Hardy
Capt. Pakington, Worcestershire Yeomanry, on changing his
name
Captain A. Gordon, on his return from the Coast of Africa
Captain Westmacott, to take leave
Capt. J. Black, R.N., C. 8., by Capt. Sir J. Peachell, Bart., R.N.
Lieut. Onslow, on his appointment to the'Scots Fusileer Guards,
by his father, the Hon Colonel Onslow
Mr. E. R. Cockerell, by Sir C. Cockerell
two. and Rev. R. Cust, by Earl Brownlow
Viscount Alford, by his father, Earl Brownlow
Lieut.-Colonel Lane, by Lient,..Gorieral Sir H. Taylor
majdrA icly, bsr"llie Earl of Muristef.
Lient.„CClonel crewman, by Lieut.-General Sir T. Bowser
Major Wright, on being oppointed a Knight of the •Gtielphic
Order.
Several Addresses were presented to his Majesty,
After the Levee his Majesty held a Privy Council, at which
the Duke of Leinster and Sir Edward Hyde East were sworn in
Privy Councillors, and took their seats at the Board accordingly.
Mr. Vaughan, the American Minister, was re-sworn a Pnvy
Councillor.
The Recorder of London was admitted, and made his report to
the King in Council of the twenty-one convicts capitally con-
victed at the last Sessions in Justice Hall in the Old Bailey, when
it was understood that they were all respited during his Majesty's
pleasnr,_e.
The King gave audiences to the Marquis of Winchester, Earl
Grey, Viscount Melliourne, Viscount Althorp, the Lord chan-
cellor, the Earl of Albemarle, and Lord. Belhaven. •
Mr. Hope Johnstone had an audience of the King, to deliver
the badge of his late father, Admiral Sir Win Hopelohnstone,
G.C.B.
In the evening their Majesties had a musical party.

A CLEVER MAN,--In the list of insolvents,
whose petitions are advertised to be heard at York, on
Tuesday next, we find the name of MicuAEL BELL, who
is described as late of Stonegate, in the parish of St.
Michael le Belfrey, Yotk, milliner, dress-maker, and jour-
neyman joiner.