The Sun.
London, England, 1840-04-07 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY'S LEVEE'.

The Queen held a Levee yesterday afternoon'at 'gt. 'Y,ttie-sss
Palace. Her Majesty and Prince AIWA *ad suite, escorted
by a party of Life Guards, arrived in !bur state carriages from
Buckingham Palace. The tleen was attended by the Mis-
tress of the Robes, the Marchioness of Normanby, LJL In
Waiting, Earl Listowel, Lord in Waiting, Mr, Pah, Groom
in Waiting Hon. Colonel Cavendish‘( Cleric Marshal), Equerry
in Waiting, Mr. Cowell, Mr. Ch pester, and Master Wemyss,
Pages of Honour in Wait**. Of Prince Albert's Household
there were presents-Lord Robert GrosvenO', Gre'OVei of the
Stole, Lord C4eorge Lennox, Gentleman o the Bed-chamber,
and Colonel Bouverie, Equerr, Waiting. General Sir
George Anson, Groom n! the Bed-chamber to his Rc..yal
Highness, was also in attendance during the Levee.
Soon after her arrival, the Queen gave audierta to the Fo-
reign Ministers.
The Queen, after giving •,31i'ences, entered the Throne
Room, and held her tie r. In the Diplomatic Circle ths!
following presentations to her Majesty took planet=
Count de Oaadt Issny, by Count Mandelstoh, the Wurtem-
berg Minister ; Mr. W. Thornpsen Van Zandt, Attache to the
American Legation in Perb, and Mr. George Plitt, by Mr.
Stevenson, the Anseeitan Minister
The Chevalier Rebell° de Carvalho, Secretary of the Por-
turese Legation, by Baron de Moncerves the Portuguese
Minister.
Prince Jean Sontzok Seesetsay of the Grecian Legation in
Paris, by Prince Merocordato, the Grecian Minister
M. Maneiro, Attache to the Venezuelan Legatiest, Isy M.
FOrtique' the Venezuelan Minister
te Baron James de Rothschild, and 111'n, it@ Philippsberg.
Secretary of Legation in the Attstrialt Service, by M. Hum.
tnelauer, the Austrian Chine d'Affaires.
Le Baron Charles d'Eisehthel; by Baron de Cetto, the Bavarian
Minister.
Among the entree company the following were presented to
the Queen :
Rev. C. V. Holme Sumner, Chaplain in Ordinary b her Ma-
jesty, by the Archbishop of York
Lieut.-Colonel 'l'. Noel Harrit, e»s VO'pointment, as Groom of
the Pliv/ Chamber, la.y. flit. Lord Chamberlain
Colonel Parke, Rosa. Marines, on being appointed Aide-de-
Camp to the queen, and return from foreign service, by
Earl Mint)
Major-General Sir Edward Benttet, on his marriage, by Sir
Henry Wheatley.
The Chevalier Rehell'a de Carvalho, Secretary of the Portu-
uese Legation Was presented to his Royal Highness Prince
tssihert,hy Baron de Moncorvo, the Portugu se Minister.
The Archbishop of Canterbury presented an humble Address
of Congratulation, on her Majesty's marriage, from the Gover-
nors and other members of King's College, London.
The Earl of Eta presented an AthLess of Congratulation to
her Majesty', teens the Society in Scotland for propagating
Christian kitoWledge.
The Duke of Buccleuch presented an Address of Congratu-
lation to her Majesty, (ran the Provost, Magistrates, and
Gouncillors of the Rtyaki Burgh of Cupar, in the county of
Fife,
Rikit% lion. Charles W. Williams Wynn, President of the
P.ny'al Asiatic Society, presented an Address from that Society,
also an Address from the Mayor and Corporation of Welch-
pool.
The Archbishop of York presented an Address, on her Ma-
jesty's marriage, from the Chapter of the Collegiate Church of
Snuthwell.
Sir F. Pollock presented an Address of Congratulation from
Huntingdon and Godmanchester.
Lord Kinnaird presented Addresses from the females of
Blackford; from the Lord Provost and Magistrates of the city
of Perth • from the Guild and Corporation of the city cf Perth,
praliog for a repeal of the Corn-laws.
The Entree Levee was attended by the Foreign Ambassadors,
Cabinet Ministers,_ &c.
The following Noblemen and Gentleman had the honour of
being presented to the Queen :
The Hon. Mr. Maynard, on his marriage, by Viscount May.
nard

Lord Trimleston, on coming to his title, by the Earl of
Fingall
Mr. John Round, jun., by Mr. John Round, M.P.
Mr. James Norton Smith, on being appointed one of Her
Majesty's Honourable Corps of Gentleman-at-Arms, by Lord
Foley, Captain of the Corps
Mr. Poynder, by Sir Adolphus Dalrymple, Bart.
Hon. Captain Byng, 29th regiment, by Lieut.-General Lord
Straford
Hon. and Rev. Charles B. Bernard, by the Earl of Bandon
The Duke of Roxburgh, on receiving the Order of the Thistle,
by Viscount Melbourne
Mr. John Dixon (Mayor of Carlisle) by the Marquis of Nor-
manbZ
Major-General Sir Edward Bowater, on his marriage, by Sir
Henry Wheatley
Mr. George Carey Elwes, by Mr. Thomas, Heneage
Earl of Rosebery, on receiving the Order of the Thistle, by the
Duke of Argyll
Viscount Newport, by the Earl of Bradford
Lord Lovaine, by the Duke of Northumberland]
Sir George Head, Assista.it Commissary-General, by the Mar-
quis of Londonderry
Sir Archibald Keppel Macdonald, by his Royal Highness the
Duke of Sussex, on being appointed Equerry to his Royal
Highness
The Dean of Lichfield, by the Earl of Carlisle
Hon. Captain Bertie, Grenadier Guards, on his promotion and
return from Canada, by his brother, the Earl of Lindsey
Ensign George Seton, 93d Regiment of Highlanders, by the
Earl of Aberdeen
Ensign Robert William Cooke, on appointment to the 44th
Regiment, by Major-General Sir John Buchan, K. C.B.
Ensign J. C. Blag,rave, 26th Bengal Native Infantry, on his
return from India, by Major Trevor, K. H.
Lieut. Dundas, A. D. C. to, and presented, by Major-General
Sir Samford Whittingham
Lieut. William Yates Peel, Scots Fusilier Guards, on his ap-
pointment, by Colonel Aitchison
Lieut.-Co.onel Chichester, 81st Regiment, by Lord Normanby
Second Lieutenant James Forrest, sth Fusiliers, by Major-
General Sleigh
Lieut. William Lamb, 51st Regiment Bengal Infantry, by Sir
J. C. Hobhouse, Bart.
Commander Knox, R.N., on return from foreign service, by
General Sir Henry Campbell
Commander Frederick Hutton, on return from foreign service,
and re-appointment to the Vanguard, by Vice-Admiral Sir
Charles Adam, K.C.B.
William Sidney Thomas, R.N., by Vice-Admiral Sir Charles
Adam, K.C.B.
Lieutenant John l'teddie Black, R.N., by Vice-Admiral Sir
Charles Adam, K. C. B.
Major Peyton, B. A.L., by Sir De Lacy Evans.
Colonel Drummond, Scots Fusilier Guards—on appointment to
command a Battalion, by Colonel Aitchison
Mr. T. D. Archibald (of, Nova Scotia), by Lord John Russell
Lord Lowther, by Sir John Beckett
Rev. Sir George Burrard, Bart., on succeeding to his title,
and to return the Insigdia of the Order of the Bath, worn
by his brother Sir Harry Burrard Neale, Bart., G. C. 8., by
Sir Byam Martin, G.C. B.
Mr. Alexander Johnston (of Glasgow), by Viscount Melbourne
The Rev. J. Molesworth Staples, by Lord Strafford
Mr. Marmaduke Hart Hart, by Sir George Staunton, Bart,
M.P.
Mr. Matthew Gisborne, by the Hon. E. J. Stanley
Mr. Wm. M‘Kay, by the Right Hon. Frederick Shaw
Mr. Ross, by the Earl of Haddington
Mr. Owens (of Georgia), by the American Minister
Mr. Need, Bengal Army, by Major-General Sleigh
Mr. Owen Davies, by General Callander
Mr. T. A. Anstruther, by the Marquis of Lansdowne
Mr. Hartshorne, Deputy-lieutenant of Staffordshire, by Earl
Talbot
Mr. Dillwyn, President of the Royal Institution of South
Wales, to present a Report of its Proceedings, by J. H.
Vivian, Esq., M.P.
Mr. James Anderton, on his appointment as a Commissioner of
Lieutenancy of the city of London, by the Marquis of Nor-
manby
Major Sir Richard H. Bonnycastle, Royal jEngineers, on
having received the honour of Knighthood, by Lord John
Ruisell
Mr. Hurt, M.P. by Lord C. S. Manners ~. -, .
Mr. eader, by the Duke of Roxburgh,
Mr. dward V. Tyler, by General Sir F. Wetherell, G.C.H.
Mr.
I
. E. Sharpe, late Attorneys General of Barbadoei, by
tee Right Hon. the Earl of Mount Cashel . _ .
Mr. ohn Gifford, by Mr. George Burrard ' " . •
Mr. tas-Amaijor, he Hon. John Elliot
Mr. Henry Simmons,nd Councillor of Maidstone, by Mr. D'ls-
raeli, M.P.
Mr. Ireland (of New York), by the American Minister
Mr. Robert Bartholomew, by the Marquis of Normanby
Dr. Roe, Surgeon to the Forces, on appointment to the Lon-
don District, by Sir James M'Gregor, Bart., Director-
General
Dr. Wake, by Lieut.-Colonel Norcliffe
Mr. George Cole, by the Duke of Argyll
Mr. Charles Barry, Architect of the New Houses of Parlia-
ment, by Viscount Duncannon
Mr. Sergeant Channell, on his appointment as a Sergeant-at-
Law, by the Lord Chancellor
Mr. Charles Fox, by the Marquis of Westmeath
Mr. Wood, by the Marquis of Westminster
Dr. Cowper, 29th Regiment, by Lord Strafford
Lieut. Brandling, Royal Fusiliers, by the Duke of Roxburgh
Lieutenant Deerbin, 29th Regiment, by Lord Strafford
Lieutenant Hart, 49th Regiment, by Lieutenant-General Sir
Gordon Drummond t
Lieutenant Carden, 41st Regiment, by Major-General Sir
George Scovell
Lieutenant Cameron, 42d Highlanders, by Lieutenant-General
the Right Hon. Sir George hurray
Lieutenant and Adjutant Spring, 24th Regiment, by Lord
Monteagle
Lieutenant Spring, 53d Regiment, by Lieutenant-General Lord
Fitzroy Somerset, K C.B.
Lieutenant Man, 49th Madras Native Infantry, on his return
to India, by Alaj,,r- General Sir Charles Deacon, K.C.B.
Mr. Bayntum, by Admiral Sir Henry Bayntirn, G.C.B.
Lord
Mr. William James Money, by the Hon. J. E. Elliot
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Robert Grosvenor, M.P.
MT. Georg
Lieut. Mountain, R. A., on appointment, an ieu . • e Themson, by the Earl of Pa
Lieut. n t
Hon. W.
Napier, R. E. by Sir H. Vivian
Major-General Darley, on return from foreign service ; Colo-
nels Pitt, Warren, and E. K. Butler, on return from foreign
service; Ensign W. C. Mohan, on appointment, and Cornet
Morewood, by Lord Hill.
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Ifir.omp
Col.m aln3daerrkse,Hll.-.M on being appointed. Aid-de-Camp to the
Queen, and •'
Wathi
from foreign
Capt. Daly, by Pierson, on sperrvoimceot;ionC;apcotamin-s
service; and Lieut. W. P. Jamieson, on pro-
motion, rsaiurficir.dE,
gßeatodnen, and Paget, on return
Capt. Childe, by the DuieFo.f Howard,teanfortM. P.
Camp
Capt. D. Stuart, by Lieut.-Gen, enilir. L. Grant
AclaapjtoarinTisirniberor,nb, yl‘ir.Elliot, i‘
Assistant Military Secretary in Ireland, on
promotion, by Lord Fitzroy Somerset
Captain
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Murray
by
CaLord F. Somerset
Captain Alves, by Lord Strafford
Captain P. Stainsby, by Lieut.-Colonel Cox
Lieutenants P. B. Nolloth, on return from foreign service;
P. Onslow, on return from fereign service; and Yule,e
First
on
receiving permission to accept and wear the Cross of th
Class of the Order of San. Fernando, by Captain Owen
rst
Captains Congreve, S. H. Palairet, and Lieutenant Browne,
by Lcrd Strafford
Captain Coger, by General Lord Lynedoch
Lieut. W. T. Hall, on return from India, by Sir R. Philipps,

Bart.
Captains Savage, on promotion, and Gore, on promotion, by
Sir John Savage
Capt. F. Horneman, Hon. Artillery Company, by Lieutenant.
Colonel Cox
Capt. Lott, by Sir J. Y. Buller
Capt. Manderson, H. C. S., by Col. Aitchison
Lieut. Dillon, by Lord Fingal]
Capt. Need, by Major- Gen. Sleigh
Commander H. M. Denham, R.N., to present his Surveys of
Liverpool, Chest er, and Port Fleetwood
1-ienueta.r.Adma
Robinson,irl by S,n on goingl
irF.lluleaster
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Bristow, by Gen. Sir H. Campbell
Mr. Thomas Oldtield,abroad, by his grandfather,
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