The Sun.
London, England, 1823-04-22 00:00:00

THE KING'S LEVEE.

Yesterday his MAJESTY held his first Levee
for this season, which was most numerously and
splendidly attended by all parties, who began to
arrive soon after twelve o'clock, and continued
without intermission till half-past three.
The display of the splendid equipages attracted crowds of
respectable and genteely dressed spectators in the avenues of
the Palace. The greatest order was preserved by the judici-
ous arrangement of the Police, under the direction of Sir
Richard Birnie, the Chief Magistrate of the Police. The
King's Guard marched into the Palace-yard soon after one
o'clock, preceded by their band in their state uniforms.

A detachment of the Life Guards, in their cuirasses, at-
tended, with full band of trumpets, trombones, kettle-drums,
who played alternately with the dismounted band, which much
enlivened, the splendid scene. -
Earl Delawar was the Lord in Waiting, to introduce the
crowded assemblage to the Sovereign.

The King left his private Apartments soon after two o'clock,
and proceeded to his Royal Closet, when his Majesty held a
Private Investiture.

Sir IV. Keir Grant was invested with the Order of a Knight
Commander of the Bah, and received the Badge.

Vice-Admiral Sir T. B. Thompson, Bart. was invested with
the Order of the Grand Cross of the Bath. Sir H. Burrard
Neale was invested with a similar- honour. Sir G. Nayler
attended the ceremony. His Majesty gave aujiences to their
Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York, Clarence, and Prince
Leopold ; the Archbishop of Canterbury, Mr. Secretary Can-
ning, Count Munster, &c.

Prince Bentheim was introduced to his Majesty by Mr.
Canning, as Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
and conducted by Sir P. Robert Chester, as Master of the Ce-
remonies. His Highness was most graciously received.
Mr. Hunter, the United States Consul, was presented by
Mr. Rush, the American Minister. Major D. C. Colden was
presented by the American Minister. Mr: Hughes was also
presented by the American Minister, .
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Baron Langsdorff, the resident Minister of Baden and Hesse,
had the honour of an audience of his Majesty, to deliver-letters,
and to take leave pro iempore.
His Majesty then proceeded to receive the compliments and
obeisances of the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, and the
Great Officers of State, the Cabinet Ministers, and all those
who enjoy the high privilege of the entig, and afterwards pro-
ceeded to the general Levee-room, which was oppressive from
the crowded assemblage, amounting to between one and two
thousand ; the preSsure was so great that some were nearly car.
ried in, and those who had any thing to present to the King
had great difficulty in preserving it —There were also present—
Their Excellencies the Ambassadors from Austria, the Ne-
therlands, Spanish, French, Sardinia, Bavaria, Saxon, Portu-
guese, Sicilian, Swedish, Russian, Prussian, Wirtemberg, Ha-
noverian, and M. Colquhoun, the Minister from the Hans
Towns, the Archbishop of York, the Bishops of Landaff and
Chester, the Lord Chancellor, and all the Cabinet Ministers, the
Secretary at War, the Judge Advocate, the Vice-Chancellor,
the Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench, the Lord Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas, Mr. Justice Ihdlock, the Lord
Chief Baron of Scotland, the Attorney-General, the Solicitor.
General, the King's Advocate, the Deputy Earl Marshal of
England, Mr. Warren, the Chief Justice of Chester, the Dean
of Rochester, the Dean of Salisbury, the Lord Mayor of Lon-
, don. Messrs. Lucas and Thompson (the Sheriffs of London
and Middlesex), the Dean of Jersey, Commissioner Boyle,
the LOrd President of the Court of Session, Scotland, the Lord
Register of Scotland, the Lord Provost of Edinburgh, the Soli-
citor-General for Scotland, Sir Thomas Lawrence, the Pres'.
dent of the Royal Academy, Sir Humpbry Davy, the Presi-
dent of the Royal Society.
Dukcs--Buckingham, Leinster, Richmond, Dorset, Mon-
trose, Argyll, Beaufort, Devonshire, Wellington, Northumber-
land.

Marquises—Conyngham, Exeter, Salisbury,. Tweeddale,
Northampton, Huntly, Ely, Titehfield, Thomond, Aylesbury,
Hertford, Anglesea, Camden, Winchester.
Earls—Mayo, Clare, Tankerville, Drownlow, Leitriin, Rock-
savage, Breadalbane, Shaftesbury, Ansley, Harrowby, Moray,
Dartmouth, Caledon, St. Germans, Home, Gosford, Kinnoull,
Vernlam, Fortescue, Jersey, Abingdon, Roehford, Strathmore,
Warwick, AncraM, Harewood, Aboyne, Cardigan, Brecknock,
Egremont, Cowper, Abergavenny, Wilton, Uxbridge, Bristol,
Ashburnham, Coventry, Aberdeen, Talbot, Darnley, Lonsdnle,
Morley, Delawarre, Macclesfield, Liverpool, Chichester, West-
morland, Bathurst, Cathcart.

Viscounts—Torrington,
.linnismare, Eastnor, Ashley, St.
Vincent, Beresford, Barnard, Clanmorris, Ebrington, Cran.
borne, Chetwynd, Boyne, Pollington, Barrington, Exmouth,
Forbes, Deerhurst, Morpeth, Granville, Sydney, Palmerston,
Mel ille, Sidmouth, De Marcellus.
Lords—St. Helens, Boston, Lynedock, Redesdale, Prudhoe,
Napier, Kennedy; Glammis, W. Bentinck, Dunalley, Garlies,
Saltoun, Grantley, Hervey, Howard de Walden, Clonbrock, J.
Stuart, H. Cholmondeley, G.. Lennox, Churchill, Stanley,
Dormer, F. Leveson Gower, Kensington, Dynevor, Brudenell,
Henniker, J. Bentinck, Rodney, Walsingham, C. Churchill,
itavensworth' Granfille, Somerset, Rolle, Clinton, A. Hill,
Strathaven, Hothato, G. Bentinek, Calthorpe, Grantham,
Howden, Gwydyr, Maryborough, H. Howard, Bexley, Arden,
Winchelsea, and Lovaine.
Right lionourables—Sir J. Nicholl, Sir R. •Liston, Sir J.
Shepherd, Sir G. Ouseley, I3art., John Barry; Sir J. Sinclair,
J. 11. Skeffington, Sir G. F. Hill, T. Wallace, C. Grant, W.
Wynn.
Honourabks—J. Tallernache, Rev. H. Talbot„lrby, G.
.Agar Ellis, C. Percy, Calthorpe, Shirley, Stanley, Admiral Sir
IL Blackwood, J. Vaughan, J. Elennike, Westenra, Rev. H.
A. Napier, John Pindar, Charles Law, E. Bouverie, W. H.
White, J. Bligh, Rev. J. Blackwood, H. Windsor, W. Fraser,
Spencer, Villiers.
Sirs—Robert IVigram, T. Bell, R. Gifford, C. Flower, J.
Copley, F. Honywood, J. Graham, G. Thompson, R. H. Inglis,
G. Crewe, Wathen Waller, A. Johnston, C. Robinson, .7.
Stanley, C. Dance, C. Morgan, C. B. Harvey, G. Blanc, H.
Peyton, A. Cooper, T. Lawrence, H. Lowe, It. Robinson, M.
Tierney, Bart., ACarlisle, R. Liston, K. 8., F. B. Nagel, C.
Aldis, H. W. Wilson ,J. Cotterell, N. Colthurst, C. Doraville,
H. Jones, Bart. M.P., J. Stanley, W. Burroughs' Bart., G.
Beaumont, P. C. Silvester, Bart., G. Alderson, .7. Webb, W.
Todd, G. Clerk, G. Nayler, W. Ball, C. Banks, J. Brydges,
J. English, A. Johnston, 3. Fellowes, 'l'. Jones, G. } ether-
ston, M.P. If, L. Paul, W. Adams, G. Scovell, 3. Sewell,
F. Fowke, L. Moeller, E. Holben, A. Don, H. Oakes, G.
Staunton, M.P. J. W. Mackenzie, Bart. S. C. Jervoise, W.
Blizard, E. Home, L. W. Holmes, R. Shaw, M.P. Bart. E.
Stanley, A. Chichester, G. Tuthill, G. Blanc, R. Borough,
G. Farrant, A. Cooper, Bart. B. Taylor, F. Desanges, A.
Malet, Bart. W. Beechey, G. Rose, R. Kennedy, R. de C.
Brooke, Bart. W. Bedlam, G. Thomas, G. Leeds, C. Flint,
S. Young, Bart. J. Beresford, C. Doyle, C. H. Colville, L.
Harvey,. H. Davy, W. lieir Grant, W. Congreve, C. Flint,
R. Gardiner, T. Thompson, G. Harnage, Sydney Beckwith,

R. Chester, R. Jackson, D.Q.111.G., Hugh Pearson, K. A.
Jackson, Bart.

Counts—De Montesquieu, St. Martin d'Aglie, de Ludoff, de
Neuffh, Munster.

Banms—Fagel, de Just, de Stiereneld, Werther, de Ceto,
de Lapgsdoric

Bis/aps-r-Ely; Salisbury, Lincoln, Chester, Llandaii; Ban-
gor, Cloyne, London.
Archdeacons—Dorset, Durham, Hook.
Dean:—Rochester, Hereford.
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Reverend Doctor:—Dakins, H. Pearson, England, llalthY,
Edridge, Goodenough, Garrow, Watson, Symons, Keate,
Hue, Gardner.
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Reverend Messieurs—C. G. Boyles, M'Evoy, G. Murgrave,
J. H. Sparke, S. Hammond, Lascelles Iremonger, T. Mills,
Tatton Brockman, J. Griffith, R. Fitzherbert Fuller, H. Shep-
herd, G. Simpson, J. B. Ferbers, G. Ansley, J. Crofts, Win.
Brown, C. R. Sumner, S. S. Colman, Keysall, Harnage, Har-
vey, F. Wall, Masters:
Doctors—W. Robinson, LLD., Mackinnon, Bree, Southey,
Willis, James, Luke, Scudamore, Franklin, Beatty, Hooker,
Baird, Dreyer, Paris, G. Hall, ;Raton, Phillimore, Latham,
Hume.

Aldermen—Thompson, Lucas, Flower, Venables, Brown,
31a,,nay, Hunter.
Admirais---Jalgst, Whinthorpe, Sir J. H. Whitshed, Sir H
Burrard Neale, J. E. Douglas, Sir G. Martin, Sir R. King,
Sir F. Laforey, Sir J.,Yorke, Sir J. Gore, Sir E. Thornbo-
rough Sir W. J. Hope, K.C.8., Donnelley, Sir Chas. Hamil-
ton, Bart, Lake, Sir J. Beresford, Sir J. Wells, K.C.8.,
Fraser, Sir Pultney Malcolm, Sir C. Ogle, Walker, Sir E.
Beriy, Bart. K.C.B.
Generals—ir \V. Cockburn, Sir H. Oakes, Bart., Iruskis-
son, Capel, Waddrington, Sir J. Maclean, Bonham, Fraser,
M'Nair, Hon. Maitland, Lord Aylmer, Bingham, Doveton,
F. Maitland, Sir C. Greville, Sir J. Malcolm, Callender,
Hodgson, Sir H. Lowe, Sir J. Hamilton, Sir J. C. Sherbrooke,
Salmon, Croldie, Sir George Bingham, K.C.8., Brand;Birch,
Reynardson, Burne, Slade Sherbrooke, Wood, O'Laghlen,
Hon. Phipps, Sir Charles Imhoff, Sir W. Pringle, Sir P. Ross,
White, R. Hope, Crosbie, Wood, Sir E. Barnes, Sir 0. Cooke,
W. Macleod, Lord Lyndoch, Baynes, Sir W. lloustown, Sir
C. Asgill, Sir R. M'Farfane, Sir H. Askew, Vincent, Farmer,
Cartwright, Bolton, Sir Hussey Vivian, Brown, Strapnell, Sir
Miles Nightingale, T. Browne,- Finch Hodgson, 1.. Smith,
W. Brooke, Nicolls, Sir David Baird, T. Browne, Sir F. de
Rottenburgh.
Colonels—Sir Henry Pynn, Elliot, W. B. C., Lindsay,
78th, Grant, Westenra, Russell, Watley, M'Cleverty, Wil-
son, Fitzclarence, Sir Alex. Dickson, A. Ross, H. T. S.,
Strutt, Cuff, Hutchins,. Drink water, Fitzgerald, W. Elphiii-
stone, Thackwell, Walton, Macdonald, Pine Coffin, Reeves,
Disbrowe, Brornhead, Sir G. Wood, RA., stretton, Mengel,
C. B. Hare, P. Hawker, Sir C. Dance, Dalyell, Mulcaster,
French, West, Cavendish, Lyon, Trite, Sir R. Williams,
Sir U. Hardinge, T. Kell, Sir G. Way, Macdonald, Ar-
nold, 31acqueen, Rooke, Baillie, Raikes, Brereton, Drummond,
D'Aguilar, E. B. Frederick, Sir R. Harvey, Wigram, M.P.,
Sir (4. Berkeley, Sir T. Turton, Graham, Tyler.
Majors—D. C. Colden, Sir H. Floyd, Payler, Bethune, P.
Jones, Johnstone, Dpnoke, Kennedy, Luard, Ballingales,
North, Brackenbury, Brandreth, Dyneley, Woodhouse, Oakes,
Tyler, Horton, Crawford, Philips, 4'aliant.
Captains—Fitzgerald (7th Royal Veterans), Mulcaster,
Digby, Clubley, Boulter, Couch (R.N.), Fleetwood Pellew,
!Inner Corry, W. D. Smith, Mangles (R.N.), J. Bruisler,
Jones, W. INl‘Cullock, Bowen, Myers, G. Pechell, S. Brown,
S. S. Powell. Collard, Hamilton, Arbuthnot, W. H. Dillon,
Carnes, Grenville, C. Hope, Bowyer, M. Seymour, Spencer,
G. Brooke, A. Cumming, Feltowes (R.N.), Furlong, W.
Rogers, E. Lloyd, T. Ormsby, J. Macdonald, C. Philip
Yorke, Bruce, Bell, Webby Parry, Sir C. Barnard, Wilson,
Brenton, Peel, J. Montagu, ilotham, H. Haynes, Harris,
J. T. Coffin, Job Hinmer, R.N., Franklin, Tucker, Basil
Hall, Nelson, C. G. J. Arbuthnott, Harlington, Daly, E.
Brenton, Suasso, Lord Bingham, Bryant, Falcon, Beckwith,
.Maywood Kelly, Berkeley, Christian, H. Bactere, Towers,
Sir E. F. Stanhope, R. N., R. Byron, R. N., Griffith, .1.
Skinner, Dobbie, Jenkinson, Grover, puller, Mackay, F.
Colville, Bullen, Kennedy, Chadwick, H. Boteler, Sir C.
Token, Capel, 0. V. Vernon, H. Saunderson, Bowles, Fan-
shave, Long, Standish O'Grady, Hardyman, C. B. Hann,
Wollaston, Pitt Boutein, Strangways, P. Campbell, J. Born:
bard Smith, Fludyer, Hart, E. R. Williams, Mangin, W. S.
Badcock,
Lieutenants-13eamish, Cates, 87th regiment, G. B. Hall,
W. B..Al‘Clintock, Grenville Temple, T. W. Quard, W. H.
Dwarris, F. Buckley, M. C. Friend, T. Harris, A. O'Neill,
Sir H. Seton, S. T. Brown, St. Clair, M`Queen, Stransham,
C. Wyndham Rawdon, Define Radcliffe, E. C. Flether,
Catty, Know, Bulkeley, Northey, Cuthbert, Anson, J. P.
Walsh, Balleyall, Clay, Justly Hill, Beet, Lord George Hill,
Ilaggerston Campbell, H. Byam Martin.
Cornets-2 J.. A. Fullerton, Gilpin._ •

Ensigns—Hon. It. Petre, Soden, F. Paget.
Mews—Rae IVilson,Beazley, Edwards, T. It Mash, Hope,
LiSter Parker, Watts Russell, M.P., T. Divett, M. P., Stuart
Wortley, Mansell, M.P., Flutlyer, S. Thornton, Freeltng, jun.
Paillfe, Heber, G. Boneester, Hughe.s, Hunter, Re Illoraes
Sarmento, Rush, Adams Smith, Fernandez Thomas, Stratford,
C. Bicknell, T. Atree, W. Atrere,Manning, Mine, Quentin,.
Heade Smythe, C. Unwin, J. Pittking, Can eve, W. Adam,
Douglas Sandford, Chaplin, Collingritige, R. Hawkes, Dawson,
Thornton; Ferrier, Penslugh, Copper, Scott Murray, S. Clarke,
Freeling, Canning, Warren. Lindsay, Dorset Fellows, Tucker,
11. Brooke Jackson, Curtis, Patrick Clark, G. Beauclerk,
Ilouldsworth, M.P., Pennant, Ogilby, Dawkins Connant,
Hill, 3larryat, A. Drummond, J. Planta, Grenville Berkeley,
Reynolds Sally, West, Benyon, J. Stephen, Hart Davis,
Caldwell, Wilson, ,C. Grant, Augustus East, Mansfield, M.P.,
Osborne Markham, Crewe, Singleton, R. Bootle Wilbraham,
Disbane, C. Antrobus, M. G. Benson, IV. Hook, Bootle Wil-
braham, Frerc, IV. 13ankes, Fuller,.,. Gibbons, Ross, F. C.
Burt, A. H. 0. Neil, Usher Tighe, Sandys, C. Plowden, Inge,
Cartwright, Lister Park; Kemp, W. Taylor, Iklaxse, Albany
Wallace, Gaselee, Chevalier, Cullen C. Smith, C. Stuart Hay
Allen, Kynaster, Wetherell, M.P. T. Courtenay, Nugent,
Prendergast, Miller, Basil Montagu, Battier, Villiers Stuart,
Benson, Lawrence Peel, Lowther Thompion, Heald, Dugdale,
Drummond, Clark, Dawkins, B. Walker, H. Walker, Thomp-
son, Stevenson, 0. Villiers, Vade, R. 11. Cox, Lucas, Onley
Savill Onley, J. Jones, Sinner, G. Rose, W. Russell, M. P. ;
G. R. Robinson, Tulk, G. L. Blount' Conyngham, W. C. Bur-
,lips, Hoare, J Story, B ford, Wrixon,
lon, J. P. Grant, Wallace, J. H.
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Lowther, Weyland, Tighe.
Greenwood, Du Pree Gaily Knight, J. Stuart Menteath,
Handley, Carpue, Phil
Becher, Butler Danvers, Henry Ellis, W. Trant, Luttrell,
J. Mitchell, M.P. Freeling, Wyndham, M.P., Fitzgibbon,
Mitchell, Bentinck, Bantle; W. A, Browne, Littledale, Brig.
stock, M.P., B. Cooper, M. B. Leigh Elliott, Davies' Peel,
Flood Sharp, Maule, Cripps, Bicknell, Ashurst, S. Speer,
Peter Brown, W. D. Tyssen, W. T. Fitzgerald, W. Locke,
Rawdon, Powell, Aisheton, Smith, J. it Grossed, M.P., J.
Walker, M.P., C. Clarke, Forteseue, Colquhoun, Baillie Ha-
milton, Farquharson, M.P., J. Dickens, Whitmore, .1. C.
Young, Eatcourt, Blackburn, Neave, Bayley, Brent, IL Ward,
G. Brooke, J. Calvert, J. Fairlie, Tomline, F. W. Russell,
W. Attree, Platt, Delme Radcliffe, Crompton, W. Lacon
Childe, Leonard, Theobald, Waskett Myers, R. F. Crosse,
Harford, Cosby, Cripps, Horace Twiss, It. Jones, C. Bulkeley,
Rice, Wodehouse, J. D. AlVanley, Forbes, 11. Alexander,
Macgregor, J. Cocks, Merry, Sheridan, Noyes, Pelham Roch-
fort Grange, E. Foley, Kenyon, Egerton, H. IVillock; Penn,
Abbott, Turner, Bankhead, Coswav, Harrison, A. Stanhope,
Dunmore Napier, Leslie, T. W. Coventry, Lockhart Mure,
F. W. Lucas, Sydney, Askew, Parker, Flannegan, M'Neill,
R. Bootle Wilbraham, Harrison Curtis, Warren, Kirwan.

The following were among the numerous pre-
sentations
Pennant, on his 'marriage, by Sir Henry Peyton.
Mr. James Dickenson, on Ins being appointed Commissary
General to the Forces.

Getieral Farmer, on his marriage.
Mr. Richard Bootle Wilbraham, by Mr. B. Bootle Wil

braham.

Tiießight Hon. Sir G. F. Hill, On his being appointed
Colonel of the Londonderry Regiment of 31ilitia.
Mr. W. Rae Wilson, on his going abroad, and to present his
Travels through Egypt and the Holy Land, which were most
graciously received, and he had the honour to kiss the King's
hand.

I)r. William Robinson, L.L.D., by the Lord in Waiting.
The Very Rev. Dr. Hue, Dean of Jersey, on his nonuna-
tion to that Deanery, by Lord Viscount Beresford.
Mr. George Botneester, his Majesty's Consul for the Island
of Sardinia.

The A ttorney-Genera.l of Scotland.
Mr. Baron HuHock, on his pronwtion to a seat in the Court
of Exchequer.
Lieutenant Cates, on his return from India and promotion,
by Mr. Rae Wilson.
Mr. Heber, by the Lord in Waiting.
The solicitor-General of Scotland, on his appointment, by
the Lord Advocate.
Captain Bryant, Judge Advocate-General of Bengal, on his
return from India. .

Captain J. lirasier, Royal Nary, on promotion, by Rear-
Admiral Sir Josias
Mr. Henry T. B. Mash, on his appointment of Assistant
Master and Marshal of the C-eremonies to his Majesty, by the
Duke of Montrose, Lord Chamberlain of his Majesty's House-
hold.

Sir William Keir Grant, on his being appointed Knight Com-
mander of the Bath.

The Rev. Dr. Gardner, Canon Residentiary of Lichfield.
Sir George Nayler, Garter and Prince Royal King of Arms,
on returning from his mission to invest his Danish Majesty

with the Order of the Garter, by the Bishop of Salisbury,
Chancellor of the Order.
Commissioner Cunningham, R.N., on his appointment to
Chatham Dock-yard.
Lieut. Justly Hill, Royal Artillery, on his return from fo-
reign service.
Lieut. O'Neill, 13th Dragoons, by Sir Robert Bolton.
Cornet J. A. Fullerton, 9th Lancers, on his appointment, by
Lieut.-Gen. Sir Thomas Hislop.
Ensign Soden, I9th Rtgiment, on his appointment, by the
Lord in Waiting.
Ensign Frederick Paget, on his appointment to the 36th
Foot.

Ensign the Hon. Robert Petre, on his appointment to the
58th Regiment, by Lord Howard of Effingham.
Cornet Gelpter, 14th Light Dragoons, on his appointment,
by Sir John Osborn.
Lieut. Haggerston, on promotion, by Sir Carnaby Hagger-
aton.

Lieut.-Colonel Gorrequer, presented by Lieut.-General Lord
Wm. Bentinck, on promotion ; and being appointed Knight
of the Guelphic Order.
Mr. Quentin, on receiving the Royal Guelphic Order, by
Count Munster.

Mr. Raine, on being appointed Lord Chief Justice of North
%Vales. _

Mr. John Collingridge, by Lord Viscount Bernard.
Mr. Ferrier, his Majesty's Consul at Rotterdam, by the
Marquis of Huntley.
Lieut. Campbell, Madras Cavalry, on his return from India,
by Sir J. Malcolm.
Lieut. J. Harris, 24th Regiment, for presentation on his re-
turn from India, by General Sir D. Baird.
Lieut. Lord George Hill, on his promotion, by Lieut.7Colonel
Hill.

Mr. Manning, to present a petition from the Planters and
other! interested in the Island of Nevis.

Colonel Russell, on his appointment of Gentleman Usher of
his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Chamber, by the Duke
of Montrose, Lord Chamberlain of his Majesty's Household.
Robert Hawkes, Esq., Mayor of Norwich, by the Right Hon.
R. Peel, with a petition from that city.
Mr. William Ilarrison, as Attorney-General for the Duchy
of Cornwall.

William Conyngham Burton, Esq. or his appointment of
Page of Honour to his Majesty, by the Duke of Dorset, Master
of the Horse to the King.
Mr. Charles C. Young ( York Herald), Secretary to the
Commisson for investing his Majesty the King of Denmark
with the Order of the Garter, by the Bishop of Solisbury,
Chancellor of the Order.

Some Members of the Highland Societies were present in
their national dress. Among them we noticed two Gentlemen
in scarlet tartans, with rough brogues, &c. according .to the
Highland full dress of James the First's time. Their habits
were particularly distinguished by the critical correctness of
the costume. We have not seen any thing which so strongly
revived all that our imagination had embodied of the Vick lan
ohrs and Sir Ewins of former times.

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