The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-10 00:00:00

THE KING'S LEVEE, COURT, &c.
Yesterday his MAJESTT held a Court and

Levee at his Palace in Pall-mall.
The usual attendants were at their stations between twelve
and one o'clock, Sir Richard Birnie, the Chief Magistrate of
the Police, Townsend and Sayer, with other Officers, were in

attendance. The Grand Hall was lined by the Police. Two
of the tallest men of the Life Guards, upwards of six feet high,
dressed as Cuirassiers, were stationed in the Great Hall also.—
A detachment from the King's Guard marched into the Court,
with their band in State uniform, soon after the gates were

opened for the admission of the company.
A detachment of the Life Guards, dressed as cuirassiers, ar-
rived in Waterloo-place at two o'clock, when their numerous
and superior band played alternately with the band of the Foot
Guards.

At two o'clock all was in readiness for receiving the King.—
The Earl of Courtown, the Captain of the Honourable Band of
Gentlemen Pensioners, together with all the other Officers of

State; Lieut. llenrick, Sir George Pocock, and Mr. John

Stephen, together with the complement of the Gentlemen of the
Corps, were in attendance in the Presence Chamber.
His Majesty entered the State Rooms soon after two o'clock,
where the Field Officer in Waiting, accompanied by the Co-
land of the Guard, made a Report to the King of the effective
state of the three regiments of Foot Guards.
The King entered the Royal Closet, when the Earl of Lau-

derdale was admitted to an audienc, and delivered the Orders
of the Grand Cross of St. Michael and St. George of the lonian

Islands, worn by his late brother, Sir Thomas Maitland.
The Marquis of Lothian had the honour of an audience to
deliver the Badge of the Order of the Thistle, worn by his late

Father.

The Bishops of Bath and Wells, and Chichester, were ad-
mitted into the Royal Closet, and did homage before his Majesty
upon their election to their Sees.
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The Bishop of Lincoln attended as Clerk of the Royal Closet,
as did 31r. Secretary Peel.
His Majesty gave audiences to the Portuguese and Dutch
Ambassadors, also to the reigning Prince Reuss d'Ehersdorl,
Lobenstein, and Gera. The Ambassadors and Ministers pre-
Bent then made their obeisances to the King, consisting of the
Prussian, Portuguese, Neapolitan,American, Bavarian, Swedish
Russian, Hanoverian, Wirtemberg, Hessian ; and Mr. Col-
cuhoun, the Consul-General of the Hans Towns.
The Cabinet Ministers also made their obeisances to his Ma-
jesty, who gave private audiences to Mr. Secretary Peel, Mr.
Secretary Canning, and the Duke of Wellington, and after the
Levee to the Earl of Westmorland.
His Majesty was surrounded by several of his Royal Rela-
tives and Officers of State. Among them were—
The Duke of York and Prince Leopold, who came in state,
his Royal Highness's suite in two carriages ; and also his Se-
rene Highness the Prince of Lieppe, the Prince of Leiningen,
the Chief Counsellor to the Austrian Embassy, and the Arch-
bishops of Canterbury and York, the Lord Chief Justice of the
Court of Common Pleas, the Lord Chief Baron, the Attorney
and Solicitor General, Judge Nolan, Mr. Serjeant Arabin, the
Sub-Dean of the Chapel Royal, Sheriff Laurie, Mr. Justice
Littledale, the Great Chamberlain of England, the Lord Stew-
ard of the Household, the Comptroller of the Household, the
Master of the Horse, the Deputy
.Lord Chamberlain, King at
Arms, the Master of Ceremonies.
The following were also present :
Dukes—Wellington, Montrose, Dorset, Leinster, Northum-
berland, Rutland, Beaufort, Portland, St. Albans.
Marquises—Winchester, Londonderry, Conyngham, Choi-
mondeley, Westmeath, Huntly, Lothian, Graham,
Earls—Abingdon, Fortescue, Lauderdale, Westmoreland,
Brownlow, Clonmell, Strathmore, Northesk, Caledon, Kinton,
Rochford, Cassiffis, Burford, Charleville, Oxford, Leitrim,
Breadalbane, Darlington, Aylesford, Stradbroke, Longford,
St. Germans, Suffield, Egremont, Lonsdale, Courtown, Win-
chelsea, Macclesfield, Harrowby, Chichester, Aboyne.
Viscounts— Clive, Boyne, Sidney, Maynard, Dunwich,
Weymouth. '
Lords—Gwydyr' St. Helen's, Lynedoch, Howard de Wal-
den, Yarborough, Strathaven, Sherborne, Dufferin, Walsing-
ham, Kenyon, Delamere, Arthur Paget, F. L. Gower, Stour-
ton, Eliot, Ducie, Calthorpe, Dunalley, Selsey, Teignmouth,
G. Beresford, Lovaine, Bexley, Maryborough, Fitzroy Somer-
set, Kensington, Graves.
Bishops London, Lincoln, Bath and Wells, Kildare,
Chichester.
Counts—Lieven and Woronzow.
Baron Langsdorff.
Right Honourable s.— George Canning, Robert Peel, W.
Wynn, W. Huskisson, F. Robinson, C. Grant.
lionourables—G. Hamilton, John Tollemache, Col. Wing-
field Stratford, F. Walsingharn, J. Stourton, Gee. Edwards,
G. F. Hamilton, J. Stewart, Capt. Jones, R.N, Lieut. H. D.
Shore, A. F. Cathcart, Wm. Keith, R.N., Rev..l. Blackwood,
Geo. Bosville, J, Calthorpe, W. Powlett, Herbert Gardner,
Col. Pakenlaam, Capt. S. M. Gardner, Gen. Robert Taylor.
Sirs—Evan Murray M'Gregor, E. Banks, D. Ogilby, R.
Steele, W. Young, Anthony Carlisle, J. Williams, W.
Boothby, G. Clerk, J. Read, Bart., G. Pococke, W. Elliott,
Bart., T. Maryon Wilson, Bart., E. Tucker, 11. l'ynn, W. E.
Welby, R. H. Inglis, Peter Laurie, E. Kerrison, G. Paul, It.
Bolton, G. Cockburn, G. Nayler, J. Shaw, G, Farrant, J.
Johnstone, W. Adams, W. W. Wynn, .T. Owen, J. Rae Reid,
Bart., Jacob Astley, Marcus, Somerville, J. Geers Cotterell,
J. C. Jervoice, H. Peyton, C. Copley, C. Wetherell, R. Ches-
ter, Henry Torrens, Hillgrove Turner, R. Gardiner, E. Nagle,
W. Keppel, Willoughby Gordon, John Macleod, John Leach,
W. Congreve, G. 11 ood, E. Fleming.
Admirals—Lord Radstock, Sir Richard Strachan, Viscount
Exmouth, Lawford, Sir R. G. Keats, Sir R. Stopford, Ilorsley.
Generals—ll. Hamilton, Nicolay, Calcraft, Eden, Sir J.
Doyle, Hall, Blunt, H. Fox Calcraft, Durham .T. Manley,
Warren, O'Loghlen, Sir I'. Hislop, than, Brand, Turner, Sir
R. O'Callaghan, Baron V. Arentschild, Egerton, 'Macquarie,
Sir J. Kempt, Sir C. Imhoff, Sir J. Oswald, Sir R. Dawkins,
Sir J. Malcolm Monckton, Meade, Sir U. Anson, Pigot, Lof-
tus, Sir J. Macleod.
Colonels—Thorton, Wec.,,tielin, Townsend, Sir G. Elder, C.
B. Higgins, M. Stewart, H. Thorton, Sir H. Floyd, O'Malley,
Sir Robert Steele, D'Oyley, Walpole, Lowther, Lygon, De
Burgh, L. Stanhope, Clements, J. Wilson, Sir G. Wood, B.
Frederick, Shaw, Cuff', Macneil, Drake, Barnes, M.P., Hare,
Hunter, Carrington Smith, Maxwell Wallace, Wodehouse, Sir
C. Rooke Vere, P. Hawker, Carper, Bunbury, O'llalloran,
Mowbray, Palmer, Vansittart, Watley, R. Steele.
Jllajors—Baretto, Spink, Streatfield, Keane, Anson, Ken-
nedy, Sir J. Rowland Eustace, Cust, Marrie.
Captains —Conroy, H. Leeke, S. Clerke, flair, B. Hall, R.N.,
C. Cotton, C. Knight, Fead, Price, Fletcher, Herbert, R.N.,
G. B. Martin, R.N., W. Hough, Blackwood, T. Wilson,R.N..
Legge, H. Seymour, Nares, shifter, St. G. Lyster, W. Percy,
R.N., Lawson, Arabin, R.N., O'Connor, Saumarez, K.L.,
C. Knight, Dacres, Sibly, Clowes, R.N., Hawker, Meynell,
Bateman, Wetherall, Festing, Scott, Raines, Locke, Hotham,
Calvert, Lord G. Bentinck, Suesso.
Lieutenants—Aplin, R.N., Deedes, li. G. Boldero, W. Jones,
H. H. Rose, G. P. Rose, F. Gordon, Reid, Brisbane, Griffin,
R.N., Bayard, Buchanan, It.N., M. Heath, Lindsay, Lowth,
Cowell, F. Sewell, Fludyer, Dutton.
Cornets—Barge, E. R. Buller, Barron.
Eusi,,Ta—Carrington Smith.
The Dean of Durham.
Doctor Lee, L.L.D.
Rev.Doetors—Woodcock, Prince, Fynes Clinton, Blomberg.
Rev. Messrs.—James Saunders, Jas. Kevill, Holmes, W. S.
Gilly, Philip Perring, Chas. Burlton, Sir Edward Kynaston,
Bart., J. Davies, A. M. T. Ferrers, Webbey, John M'Evoy.
Messrs.—Wise, J. Alexander, Middleton, B. Bourdillon,
Gurney, M.P., Fulman, Clerk, Lowndes, Creker, Dalmaine,
Marsh, R. Davis, Crawley, M.P., J. Backwe]l Praed, .T. P.
Wilson Patten, Spankie, Wm. Wynn. Jervis, W. Melville,
C. Auriol, G. Loftus, W. G. Fitzgerald, Graves, Heneage, C.
Cavendish, W. M. Somerville, Onglery, T. Drake, Hnnesley,
J. Tollemache, Basil Montagu, D. Radcliffe, Croker, Gurdon,
Foreste, Hanbury, Best, Poyntz, Woolmore, Sheridan, Hall,
Hackcray, Nolan, J. C. Jurvoise, Charles Woodmass, Ogilvie,
F. Byng, R. Hart Davis, Jerningham, R. E. Warburton,
J. W. Parkins, C. Craven, W. T. Pread, Talbot, Norton,
Keith Douglas, Devon, Borough, H. Scott, Scott, Locke, W.
11. Saunders, 'Richardson, L. H. Robinson, Harwich, Napier,
Lowther, B. Barry, J. Stephen, jun., Stourton, Baillie, Lucy,
P. Moore, G. Carrington, F. Cooper, Townshend, Colquhoun,

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