The Sun.
London, England, 1840-07-02 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY'S LEVEE.

The Queen held a Levee yesterday afternoon, at St.
James's Palace, which was very numerously attended. Her
Majesty and Prince Albert and Suite, arrived from Buck-
ingham Palace, in four of the Royal carriages.
Her Majesty gave audience in the Royal Closet before
the Levee, to the following Foreign Ministers:—
Count Mandelsloh, the Wurtemberg Minister.
Mons. Van. do Weyer, the Belgian Minister.
M. Dedel, the Netherlands Minister.
M. Fortique, the Venezuelan Minister.
Marquis de Saldanha, en a special mission from Portugal.
B ron Gersdorff, the Saxon Minister.
Their Excellencies all delivered letters, and were re-
spectively introduced by Viscount Palmerston, G C. 8.,
her Majesty's principal Secretary of State tor Foreign
Affairs ; and conducted by Sir Robert Chester, Master
of the Ceremonies.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, and his
Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, attended by
Lieut.-Cslonel Jones, were present at the Levee.
Lady Barham and the Marchioness of Norm-inby were
the Ladies in Waiting on the Queen ; the Earl of Fingal'
and Mr. Rich, were the Lord and Groom in Waiting ;
Lord Alfred Paget, Equerry in Waiting; Masters Cowell,
Chichester, and Bing, Pages of Honour in Waiting.
The following presentations to her Majesty took place
the Diplomatic Circle.
M. Mallac, Maitre des Requetes au Conseil d'Etat
a Paris, and M. Forth-Rouen, Secretary of the Legation
of his Majesty the King of the French in Portugal, by
Monsieur Gnizot, the French Ambassador.
Captain Hamond, Aide de Camp to his Majesty the
King of Hanover, by Baron Munchhausen, the Hanoverian
Minister.
Le Chevalier de Rego Barros, ex-Minister de la Guerre
of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Brazil, by Com-
mandeur Marques Lisboa, the Brazilian Charge d'Affaires.
Le Chevalier De Somma, Captains de la Garde of his
Majesty the King of Naples, Chambellan et Aido de Camp
of his Royal Highness the Prince of Salerno, by Due de
Regina, the Sicilian Charge d'Affaires.
The Duke de Lante, a Roman Nobleman, by M. Hum-
snelauer, the Austrian Charge d'Affaires.
And Baron de Lotzbeck, Groom of the Bedchamber to
big Majesty the King of Bavaria, by Baron de Cetto, the
Bavarian Minister.
The following Noblemen and Gentlemen were presented
at the Entree Levee:—
Colonel Lard Howden, K. H., on his accession to the
peerage, and to present the insignia of the Bath, worn by
his father, by General Sir George Anson.
Mr. Ellis, on his appointment as Attorney-General of
the Duchy of Lancaster, by Lord Holland.
Mr. Charles Henry Phillips on his appointment as Sur-
geon to her Majesty's Household, by Sir James Clark,
aronet.
Rev. Jenkin Hughes, M. A., Chaplain to Sheriff Evans,
by Sheriff Evans.
• Hon. Edward Villiers, by the Earl of Clarendon.
Rev. H. Harrison, M. A., by Mr. Sheriff Wheelton.
The following NoNemen arid Gentlemen presented ad-
dresses to her Majesty :
His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex—of Congratu-
lation, from the Grand Lodge of Freemasons of England ;
1.1;01'n the Highland Society of London ; from the inhabi-
tants of Kensington ; from the inhabitants of Hammer-
smith ; and from the Vicar and inhabitants of Creech, St.
Michael, Somersetshire.
The Archbishop of Canterbury—of Congratulation on
her Majesty's preservation from the danger to which her
Majesty's life was exposed, from the Archbishop, Arch-
deacon, and Clergy of the diocese of Canterbury ; from
the Dean and Chapter of the cathedral and metropolitan
Church of Christ, Canterbury ; also a petition from the
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, for Church
Extension.
The Marquis of Lansdowne—of Congratulation from
the Mayor, Council, and inhabitants of Caine ; also from
the inhabitants of the town of Trowbridge and its neigh-
bourhood.
The Earl of Errol—of Congratulation, expressing their
loyalty and attachment to the Queen, and their heartfelt
satisfaction that her Majesty's sacred person should have
been spared from the diabolical attempt that was made on
her Majesty's life, from the Deputy Lieutenants, Com-
niissioners of Supply, and Justices of the Peace of the
County of Aberdeen ; from the Provost, Magistrates, and
Council of the City of Aberdeen; from the Provost, Ma-
gistrates, and Council of the City of Old Aberdeen ; from
the Inhabitants of the City of Aberdeen ; from the Presi-
dent and Society of Advocates in Aberdeen; from the
Convenes Master of Hospital, Deacons, and other mem-
bers of the seven Incorporated Tr ades of Aberdeen ; from
the Provost, Baillies, and Councillors of the burgh of
Kilmarnock.
Earl of Belfast—Congratula.ing her Majesty and Prince
Albert on their providential escape from the recent attack
t!,cle upon her Majesty's sacred person, from the town of
Belfast and its vicinity.
The Marquis of Anglesey—of Congratulation, from the
berecg h of Burton-upon-Trent.
Sir Robert Peel—of Congratulation, from the Mayor,
M,agistaates, Clergy, and inhabitants of the town and
neighbourhood of Tamworth. Also two addresses from
once-bearers and members of the Glasgow Conservative
Operative's Association.
'Sir John Hoblionse=of Congratulation, from the Mayor,
Aldermen, and Burgesses of Nottingham.
,Lord Ashburton—of Congratulation, from the Mayor,
Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Borough of Thetford.
Marquis of Westminster—of Congratulation on her
Majesty's late providential escape, and that of her Illus-
trious consort, from Shaftesbury.
Lord Robert Grosvenor—of Congratulation, from the
Governors of the Royal Greville-street Free Hospital.
Marquis of Westminster, Lord Robert Grosvenor, and
Mr. John Jarvis, M.P.—of Congratulation, from the In-
habitants of the city of Chester.
Earl Cadogan—of Congratulation, from the Inhabi-
tants of Chelsea.
Mr. Labou':here, M.P., and .Mr. Bainbridge, M. P.—
of Congratulation on the late attempt on her Majesty's
life, from the Inhabitants of Taunton.
Duke of Bedford—of Congratulation, from the Mayor
and Council of the Borough of Wisbech.
Bishop of Winchester—of Congratulation, from the
Parish of Farnham, Surrey.
Sir Henry Halford, President of the Royal College of
Physicians—of Congratulation, from the College.
The Earl of Charleville—of Congratulation, from the
Presbytery of Dunoon, Argyllshire. Also a petition of
Presbytery of Dunoon, praying that places of trust and
Purer may not be conferred on those who acknowledge a
°reign power as greater than your own, and whose loyal
professions cannot be reconciled with the solemn obliga-
tion of their religion.
Duke of Norfolk—of Congratulation, from Shoreham,
in Sussex.
Sir George Grey and Mr. Tufnell—of Congratulation,
from the Mayor and Inhabitants of the borough of Devon-
lgort. Also a similar Address, from the Inhabitants of
East Stonehouse.
Mr. Stanley, M. P.—of Congratulation, from the inha-
intents of Runcorn.
Sir James Graham—of Congratulation, from the Mayor,
Corporation and Inhabitants of Pembroke. Also a simi-
lar address, from the Inhabitants of Tenby.
_ Mr. Fox Maule—of Congratulation, from the Provost,
Magistrates, and Council, Incorporated Trades, and Com-
munity of the Royal Burgh of Banff; from the Inhabi-
tants of Peterhead ; from the Provost, Magistrates, and
Council of the Royal Burgh of Inverary ; and from the
Guildry Incorporation of the City of Perth.
General Sir George Anson and Lord Alfred Paget—of
Congratulation, from the Inhabitants of the City and
County of City of Lichfield.
Mr. Keate, President, Mr. Vincent and Mr. Guthrie,
Vice- Presidents, of the Royal College of Surgeons—of
Congratulation, from the College.
Lord Frederick Fit zclarence—of Congratulation (two
addresses), from the Proprietors and Inhabitants of North
Durham, and the Warde of Glendale, County Northum-
berland.
The Earl of Kinnoul, Lord Lieutenant of the County
fg Perth—of Congratulation on the providential escape
of her Majesty and her Royal Consort Prince Albert, from
the late treasonable and atrocious attempt upon their lives,
from the Noblemen, Justices of the Peace, and Commis-
sioners of Supply of the county of Perth.
The Marquis of Londonderry—of Congratulation, from
the Mayor and Corporation of the city and county of
Londonderry ; also from the town of Seaham Harbour,
County Durham.
Marquis of - Clanricarde—of Congratulation, from the
the county of Galway, from the county of Mayo, and the
town of Loughrea.
Earl Delawarr, the High Steward—of Congratulation,
irem the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the borough
of Stratford-on-Avon ; also from the inhabitants of the
town of Stratford-on- Avon.
Bishop of Durham—of Congratulation, from the Bishop,
trOhdeacons, and Clergy of the Diocese of Durham;
from the Dian and Chapter of Durham, and from the
Warden, Masters, and Scholars of the University of
Durham,
Marquis of Ailesbary—of Congratulation, from the
Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the borough of
Marlborough.
Earl of Warwick—of Congratulation, from Leamington ;
from the Royal Burgh of Jedburgh ; from Statford-on.
'me.; from the borough of Warwick, and from Louth,
in the county of Warwick.
The Right Hon. C. W. Williams Wynn—of Congratu-
lation, from the Royal Asiatic Society, and from the Cor-
poration and inhabitants of the borough of Welsh Pool.
Sir Martin Archer Shee, President of the Royal Aca-
demy, accompanied by Mr. Howard, the Secretary—of
Congratulation on the happy escape of her Majesty, from
the Royal Academy.
Mr. Colquhoun, Colonial Agent for the Legislatures of
St. Christopher, Nevis, and the Virgin Islands—of Con-
gratulation on her Majesty's marriage, from her Majesty's
Council of St. ChrLtopher ; from her Majesty's Council
of Nevis, and from the Legislative Assembly of the Vir-
gin Islands.
, Mr. Burge, Q. C., Agent of J ‘maica—of Congratu-
lation, on her Majesty's marriage ; from the Assembly of
that Island.
The Levee was attended by the French Ambassador,
Shekib Effendi, the Turkish Ambassador, accompanied
by Mr. Salerno, her Majesty's Oriental Interpreter; the
Prussian, Swedish, Wurtemberg, Belgian, Bavarian, Ne-
therlands, United States, Sardinian, Hanoverian, Portu-
rite, Grecian, Venezuelan, Russian, Spanish, and Saxon
blisters ; Marquis de Saldanha, on a Special Mission
from Portugal; the Austrian and Sicilian Ministers, on
Special Missions ; MM, Grenada, Charge d'Affaires of
New Grenada; the Austrian, B:azilian, Sicilian, and
Mexican Charges d'Affaires ; Baron Schleinitz, Secretary
to the Prussian Legation ' • Count Morner, Secretary to
the Swedish Legation ; Baron Bjornstjerna ; Colonel
Barreiro's, of the Portuguese Royal Corps of Engineers;
Monsieur Agob, Secretary to the Turkish Embassy ; Count
de Koudriaffsky, Secretary to the Russian Embassy ;
M. de Toro, Secretary of the Venezuelan Legation;
M. T. Van de Woestyne, Attache to the Belgian Lega-
tion ; M. de Vandeul, Prince Dolgorouky, Le Cava-
lier Andrea Giordano, Baron di Torremontanara
Naapolitain, Count Hugo Nostitz, M. de la Concha,
Secretary of the Spanish Legation, Chevalier de

Benkhausen' Russian Consul-General ; the Lord Prey-
dent ; the Lord Privy Seal ; the First Lord of the Trea-
sury ; the Secretaries of State for the Home, Foreign,
and Colonial Departments; the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer; the First Lord of the Admiralty; the President of
the Board of Control ; the Chief Commissioner of the
Woods and Forests ; the Chief Secretary for Ireland ;
the Secretary at War ; the Lord Steward ; the Lord
Chamberlain ; the Master of the Horse ; the Captain of
the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms; the Vice-
Chamberlain; the Captain of the Yeomen Guard; Lord
Denman, Lord Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench ;
Lord Hill, Gold Stick in Waiting; the Groom of the
Stole to Prince Albert ; Lord Monteagle, Comptroller-
General of the Exchequer; the Treasurer of the House-
hold; the Comptroller of the Household ; Sir Edward
Disbrowe, her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-
ter Plenipotentiary at the Hague; Mr. Morier, her Ma-
jesty's Minister in Switzerland; the Master-General of the
Ordnance ; Hon. Sir Edward Butler, Lieutenant of the
Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-arms ; Right Han. Sir G.
Grey, Judge Advocate- General ; the Master of the Ceremo.
nies; Mr. H. Robinson, Standard-bearer to the Hon. Corps
of Gentlemen at Arms; Sir George Houlton, Ensign of
the Yeomen Guard ; the Lord Registrar of Scotland ; Mr.
Stanley, Secretary of the Treasury; the Lord Advocate,
the Adutant-General of the Forces, the Quartermaster-
General to the Forces, Lord G. Lennox, Gentleman of
the Bedchamber to Preice Albert; Dr. Frederick
Schenck, Secretary to his Royal Highness Prince Albert ;
Mr. Sheriff Evans, Mr. Sheriff Wheelton, Rev. Dr.
Short, Deputy Clerk of the Closet ; Rev. John Rydc
Wood, Domestic Chaplain to her Majesty the Queen
Dowager; Rev. the Sub-Dean of her Majesty's Chapels
Royal ; Major. General Sir J. Gardiner, Deputy Adju-
tant-General, Captain the Hon. Sir A. Maitland (in wait-
ing), and Captain Sir A. Green, Naval A. D. C. ; Coloe
eels Sir R. Gardiner, K. C. 8., Sir A. Dalrymple,
Wynyard, and Brown, A.D. C. to the Queen ; Colonel
Buckley, Equerry to the Queen... Lieutenant-Colonel
Wylde, Equerry to His Royal Highness Prince Albert;
Captain Pechell, R.N., Equerry to the Queen Dowager;
Under Sheriff France ; Mr. Under Sheriff Jackson ;
Rev. Thomas Watson, Chaplain to Sheriff Wheelton ;
Major Hyde, Assistant Master and Marshal of the Cere-
monies; Colonel Richardson, Royal Horse Guards, Silver
Stick in Waiting ; Mr. J. B. Curling, Clerk of the Cheque
of the Hon. Corps of Gentleman at Arms; Captain Ssy-
mour Sadler, Exon in Waiting; Sir Benjamin Smith;
Colonel Grant, Field Officer in Waiting; Lieut.-Colonel
Sir F. Smith (to the Privy Chamber), Mr. Blackwood,
and Lieut.-Colonel Diggle, Gentlemen Ushers in Wait-
ing ; Colonels Sir J. M. Wilson (to the Privy Chambei)
and Wright, Gentlemen Ushers to the Queen Dowager.
Among the general company were Sir Edmond Stanley,
late Chief Justice of the Supreme Court at Madras, and
heretofore her Majesty's Prime Sergeant-at-Law in Ire-
land ; Sir Astley Cooper, Bart., G. C. H., and Sir Ben-
jamin Brodie, Bart., Sergeant Surgeons to the Queen ;
Sir Martin Archer Shee, President of the Royal Aca-
demy ; Mr. George Hayter, Painter of History and Per..
trait to her Majesty ; and the following—
ARCHBISHOP of Armagh.
Duras—Wellington, Roxburgh, St. Alban's, Suther-
land, Cleveland, Dorset, Rutland, Bedford, Norfolk,
Leinster.
MARQ 05E5—Aylesbury, Kildare, Douglas, Tweeddale,
Northampton, Headfort, Abercorn, Anglesey, Conyng-
ham, Breadalbane, Westminster, Londonderry.
EARLS— Suffolk, Craven, Cawdor, Bruce, Effingham,
Charleniont, Miltown, Darlington, Orford, Beverley,
Camperdown, Cadogan, De Grey, Hopetown, Charleville,
Romney, Enniskillen, Shrewsbury, Stradbroke, Delawarr,
Bandon, Warwick, Lincoln, Verulam, Rosebery, Pom
broke, Lucan, Abingdon, Coventry, Clanwilliam, Devon,
Lonsdale, Amherst, Kinnoull, Eldon, Uxbridge, Love-
lace, Mexborough, Belfast, Sefton,'Brownlow, Liverpool,
Gosford, Powis, Grey, Dartmouth, Manvers.
VlSCOUNTS—Dungannon, Eastnor, Duncan, Northland,
Lake, Canning, Templetown, Pollington, Dillon, Ips
wich, Maynard, Grimston, Emlyn, Clements, Cantilupe,
Hereford, Torrington, Mclgund, Strangford, Howick,
Villiers, Barrington, Andover, Alford, Clive.
BISHOPS—EIy, Lichfield, Durham, Winchester, Ja-
maica, Chichester, Cork and Cloync, Barbadoes.
LORDS— Prudhoe, George Quin, Norreys, Montagu,
Edward Howard, Ward, Workhouse, Stuart de lecies,
Robert Grosvenor, Carbery, Clifford, Portman, C. Fitz-
Roy, Bateman, Ernest Bruce, Cowley, Ashburton, Lo-
raine, Bolton, Ellenborough, Boston, Forester, Brabazon,
Fi'zalan, Willoughby de Eresby, Lyttleton, Saltoun, Staf-
ford, Marcus Hill, Segrave, Calthorpe, Tavistock, Wal-
singham, G. Fitzgerald, Rolle, Walpole, Wenlock, J.
Manners, Bayning, Morpeth, Radatock, Stanley, Methuen,
Kinnaird, Dinorben, A. Russell, H. Russell, Monteagle,
F'. Fitzclarence, Sandon, Seaford, Waterpark, Brooke,
Clifford, Stafford.
COUNT—Pisani.
BARON—De Robeck.
RIGHT HONOURABLES—Sir E. H. East, C. W. W.
Wynn, Sir J. Becket, J. R. Lushington, C. T. D'Eyn-
court, Sir Wm. Rae, Sir R. Gordon, Sir S. Canning,
W. S. Clark, Alexander Johnston.
HONOURABLES —C. Ponsonby, M. P., C. Hope, M.P.,
E. Mostyn, Captain Bertie, A. Villiers, Captain Dun-
combo, M.P., G. Sydney Smythe, Mortimer West, B.
Lawley, F. Charteris, John Coventry, W. Bathurst, C.
Clifford, R. S. Carew, Lieutenant-Colonel Aberc.omby,
H. Ashley, M.P., C. Noel, M.P., F. Spencer, R. P.
Arden, B. C. Bettie, L. King, E. Petre, Wm. Drum-
mood, W. Ridley Colborne, W. Cowper, Rev. J. For-
tescue, E. Villiers, Rev. R. Liddell.
Sins—John Johnstone, Bart., Edmond Stanley, Wm.
Ball, J. Walsam, H. Halford, G. Staunton, .1. K. James,
J. Compton, Wm. Middleton, Harcourt Lees, John Yarde
Buller, Moses Montefiore, Robert Ferguson, G. J Pal •
suer, M. C. Smith, Bart., Benjamin C. Brodie, F.
Fowke, J. Rowe, W. Somerville, F. Dwarris, D. Nor-
reys, J. Pollen, John Scale, Wm. Milman, J. Hob-
house, J. Whatley, E. Knatchbull, R. Keane, Bart.,
W. Pell, W. J. Newton, J. French, M.P., M. Bellew,
Bart., C. Barrell, Astley Cooper, Bart., J. Hope, Bart.,
F. Ommaney, G. Seymour, C. Constable, Bart., A. Chi-
chester, Gco. Grey, Wm. Joliffe, T. Barrett Lennard,
J. Colquhoun, Bart., M.P., M. W. Ridley, G. Grey
Egerton, James Graham, E. Desbrowe, J. Guest, Robt.
Peel, Hesketh Fleetwood, C. F. Williams. T. Fellowes,
J. Webb, J. Astley, J. L. L. Raye, R. Gordon, C. Des
Vocux, C. Domvile, P. Crampton.
DEANS—Winchester, Carlisle, Chichester.
ARCHDEACONS—WiIberforce, Macdonald, of Dublin.
Rev. DOCTORS—Dodsworth, Dealtry, Bloomfield,
Stoddart, Short, Hawfrey, Makellar, Welsh, S. Penfold.
REV. MESSIEURS—A. Harvey, W. T. Sandys, Thos.
Adkins, C. Locke, Thomas Thurlow, B. Lechmere, C.
W. Pitt, J. Harding, H. Moore, J. T. Wilkinson, W.
Brasscy, A. Hubbard, H. Clissold, J. Spading, T. Row-
sell, C. Lane, J. Dennis, J. Wood, T. T. Wilgress, C.
H. Townshend, W. S. Phillips, J. R. Wood, T. Wat-
son, H. Harrison, J. Hughes, J. Byron, G. Hulme, A.
H. Kenney, H. Melville, F. D. Perkcn, R. Collyer, J.
Hunter, E. Gilbert, J. Edwards, J. Hand, C. Wetherell,
A. Harvey, R. Brodie, J. Aworth, J. E. Giles.
DOCTORS—Borland, Brown, Bowring, Webster, M.
Hall, Strachan, J. Adolphus, Ralph, O'Callaghan, A. M.
Downie, Geo. Lefevre, H. Cartwright, Moore.
SERGEANTS-AT-LAW—Glover, Gaselee.

ALDERMAN—Thompson.
MESSIEURS-Ord, M. P., C. Cavendish, R. Leeson,
T. Farncomb, Harman, J. Hare, Hawes, Wm. Anger-
stein, F. L. Holt, Farquhar, J. L. Goldsmid, J. G. Teed,
Whitmarsh, Q.C., C. Berkeley, J Morley, J. Power,
M. P., Chetwynd, J. Parker, Dempster Heming, H.
Neeld, M.P., S. Samuel, T. Sanctuary, Howship, Da-
vidson, Burroughes, M. P., A. Fleming, Hector, M. P.,
Gillon, M. P., Burge, Q. C., C. Meynell, Colquhoun,
H. Beauclerk, East, M.P., G. Roe, E. Norwood, Mow-
bray, Hawes, M. P., Lawson, Bell, M. P., Welby,
;11. P., Blackstone, M.P., A. Hereford, G. W. Hope
Bulteel, Lumley, 0. R. Saunders, T. Egerton, Hens
ton, M.P., T. Potter, G. Mitchell, B. Tuck, W. H.
Stone, W. G. Haytcr, M.P., Q. C., N. Smith, Cald.
well, H. Dashwood, E. Harewood, C. Cumber.
batch, Collinson, Davidson, of Tulloch, Greene, M.P.
Marton, M. P., W. Lascelles, Croker, Silvertop, Vi.
gors, M. P., W. Chute, M. P., E. H. Phillips, Houl.
ton, B. Baker, Granville, J. Penn, Buck, R. Ed.
wards, Prendergast, O'Connell, M. P., Hutton, M. P.,
V. Smith, M. P., R. Currie, M. P., Seymour, J. Wilson,
T. Wilson, Sheppard, M.P., C. J. W. Ellis, Cladan, J.
J. Williams, J. Bourne, M. Alexander, W. Cavendisa,
Des Vocux, Jeremie, A. Cursetjee, Gibbon, Cotton,
Redington, M.P., R. Alexander, H. A. Thomson,
Alston, M. P., I'ulman, G. Berkeley, Ede, H. Bethu,no
F. W. Rutledge, Hawkins, Ellis, G. D. Stewart, F.
Mackenzie, M.P., H. Hamersley, G. H. Dashwood, Ad-
derley, E. T. Litton, Strutt, Ponsonby, W. Steele, Ni-
cholson, D. C. Colden, W. J. Miller, Abel Smith, M. P.,
M. Parker, M. P., J. Adams, C. S. Chaunc Wil-
liamson, Fitz-Roy, Maxse, Hcathcote, Freshfield, M.P.,
Hutchins, M.P., Hedges, M P., John M trtin, M.P.,
Mildmay, Denis Daly, Francis Palmer, Horrocks,
Hawkins, Charles Gore, James Stewart, M. P., Powys,
Frederick Cavendish, J. H. Vivian, M. P., Mayne, Wm.
Bathurst, Keate, Heywood Hawkins, Cotes, Brand, T.
Jones, Stanley, Ellis, Charles Ellis, J. H. Warter, Giles,
Francis Grant, John Holmes, Summers Harford, Robert
Russell, Bathe Wrightson, Wallis, Henry Tufnel, . Mac-
farlane, Mark Philips, Arctbold, Bonham Carter, Johlt
W. Williams, Drax, Stanley Cary, Thomas, Thomas
Walker, George Evans, George Lowth, Maurice O'Con-
ell , Welwyn, Q. C., Thomas Haytcr Johnston, John
Stewart, M.P., Samuel Paynter, Lloyd Vaughan Wat-
kins, Thomas Duncombe, M. P., Hector A. Macneil,
Skirrow, Q. C., Stafford Jerningham, Henry John Sper-
ling, Edward Bligh, Briscoe, M.P., Guthrie, Charles
Wood, M.P., Oswald, M.P., Bulkeley, Ayshford Sand-
ford, Charles Jackson, James R. Swinton, Fox Manic,
Bowes, M. P., Henry Pierrepont, Deering, David Pol-
lock, Q.C., George Hayter, James Hutchistin, J. Max-
well, W. Fletcher Norton, John Ellis, M. P., Shafto
Adair, Broad wood, M. P., Courtenay, M. P., Loch,
M.P., Tisdall, O'Connell, Collinson, Darby Grif-
fiths, Charles Buller, Tower, Pinney, M. P., William
W. Cooper, Gibson Craig, M. P., Samuel Palmer. Mar.
tin, Barwell, William Steele, Barnes, Jeremiah Dunne,
D'Eyncourt, Ludlow Bruges, M. P., Horace Wadding-
ton, George Campbell Anderson, John Fife, Cheap,
Rouse, Broome P. Witts, S. Kim in, A. Chichester, J.
W. Williams, Farnham, M. P., Arthur Pott, Blakemore,
M P., Caddy, Wm. Lowthrop, J. Holmes, C. O'Dwyer,
Compton Stansfield, M. P., Talbot, Gordon, Brainbridgc,
M. P., Hung( rford, Rudaton Read, Standish Grove
Grady, Etwall, Scott, Wilson Patten, George Lyall,
Kinloch, Morier, Hugh Adair, Philip Howard, W. But-
terworth Bayley, Robert Langslow, Girdlestone, Q. C.,
William Williams, David Williams, Hutton, M. P.,
Chirles Wood, M. P., • Brady, Raikes Currie, M. P.,
Davidson (of Tullock), Justice Burton, Cowper, Botcher
( Q.C. ), Wykeham Martin, John Stewart, M. P., Mac-
kinnon, M. P., Cavan, Herbert de Crespigny, Jacob
Montcfiore, Wilshere, M. P., Lee, Andrew White, M. P.
Goring, G. R. Smith, M. P., R. Stuart, M. P., J. Hanna-
ford, G. Ede, P. Begburst, Whitemarsh, Turner, M. P.,
J. E. Vivian, M. P., E Bolton Clive, M.P., Stapleton,
Sanford, Jay, William Burrell, Hananel De Castro, But-
keley Hughes, M. P., John Wilson, Josiah Wilson,
Charles Eyre Coate, Francis Ellis, F. Hodgson, M.P.,
Charles Anderson, Horsman, Charles Wards, John Hud-
son, Mackinnon, M. P., Scholefield, M. P., Henry Cop-
pock, Lloyd, William Richards, Villebois, Jalland, Ed-
mond Burke Roche, Henry Hyam Cohen, Adrian Hope,

Thurlow, B. Betfield, M. P., Jardine, Cruttwell, Howard,
P. Cator, Wilbraham, M. P., Tancred, M.P., H. D.
Erskine, Reynard, De Horsey, C. Bruce, M.P.,
L. o:way, R. J. Eaton, M. P., P. Crooks, H. Hip-
pesley, Robert Palmer, Lowther, T. Blard, Lister,
M.P., Busfield, M P., Basset, M.P., S. Teulon, Smyth,
Cameron, J. Morley, J Walnisley, G. R. Corner,
R. A. C. Austen, W. Williams, D. Williams, W. Ro-
cher, Robinson, Bannerman.
ADMlRALS—Christian, Sir H. Pigot, Sir E. King,
Hawker, Shippard, Sir G. Parker, Carden, Sir W.
Parker, Sykes, T. Browne, Sir T. Briggs, Sir W. Ho..
thaw, Sir J. Hawkins Whitshed, Honeyman, Sir J. Bren-
ton, C. Ekit,s, Sir Charles Ogle, Sir E. Brace, Sir C.
Adam, HAI.
CAPTAINS, ROYAL NAVY—Lard Frederick Gordon, T.
Martin, Lovell, T. Smith, Ayscough, H. Nurse, Chads,
Rochlort, Sir W. H. Dillon, Sharpe, Brace, Sir S. Vas-
sell, Meynell, D. H. O'Brien, Williams, Strachey, Sir J.
Tyler, T. Forrest, Thorubrough, Saumarcz, Sir T.
'T hompson, Sir H. L. Baker, Sir B. Macnamara, Man-
ners, Fead, Curzon, 13. Cator, Marryat, Sir C. Sullivan,
G. A. Elliott, Sir G. Seymour.
COMMANDERS—Shepheard, J. Sykes, Hon. W. Deve-
reux, Hayes, G. Norton, W. B. Dobson, J. Reeve, Drum-
mond, J. Lamont, C. Bennett, H. A. Murray.
LIEUTENANTS, ROYAL NAVY—Starke, Waugh, Candler,
Caldwell, H. W. Johnston.
GENERALS—ROCYCS, Sir G. Way, Sir William do
Tuyll, G. Michell, Sir J. Douglas, Sir J. Prendergast,
Sir George Anson, Sir J. Gardiner, Sir 11. Campell,
Sir F. Mulcaster, Lord C Manners, Sir W. Davy, Da'-
mer, Sir H. Watson, Hon. Robert Meade, Sir J. K.
Money, Berkeley, Lord Keane, Sir C. Im'ioff, Sir E.
Lloyd, Lord Lynedoch, Wardlaw, Sir W. K. Grant,
Wyndham, Sir S. Dickens, Earl of Stair, Mundy, Sir R.
Macfarlane, Sir C. Maxwell, Alexander, Shuldham,
Hon. Sir R. Dundas, Sir A. Dillon, Callender, E. Wal-
ker, J. Welsh, Sir J. Maclean, Sir F. A. Wetherall, Lord
Seaton, Sir C. Broke Vere, O'Loghlin, Sir A. Dillon,
Hull, Sir William Lumley, Lord F. Somerset, Sir H.
Campbell, C. Macleod, Sir J. Maclean, Sir P. Ross.
COLONELS—EarI of Cardigan, Bentinck, Sir H. Ross,
M. Biddulph, Gore Langton, M. P., Rott, Darner, Buck-
worth, Stretton, Doyle, Jones, Sir G. Hewett, S:r H.
Townshend, Stawell, Morison, Arson, Peel, Lord
Howden, Powell, Lluellyn, Lambert, Fremantle, Sir
J. Wilson, Wynyard, Aitchison, Taylor, Clive, Moore,
Sir J. Burke, Sir Robert Gardner, Hughes, Hugh
Baillic, Lord Sandys, Parkinson, Parker, O'Mal-
ley, Hutchinson, Forbes, William Jones, Beunton,
H. R. Hartley, Harvey, Rose, S. Dales, Scott,
Garland, Stistcd, Angelo, C. Phipps, Gurwood, Mac-
donald, Rowan, C. E. Cox, Schoedde, Blanchard, C.
King, M•Alpine, C. Kennedy, Paget, Bagot, Jones,
Moncricff, Wright, Lord Charles Wellesley, Walcott,
Salwey, M.P., Lord William Thynne.
MAJans.—Macarthur, Patrick, Cook, Wilmot, Mark-
ham, W. Ey-e, Mahon, Wildman, Smith, Loftus, Mundy,
Bowers, Pipon, Brandling, Malcolm, Stretton C. F.
Head, Ebringtov, Wallington, Hon. L. Maule, Felix,
Priestley, Blood.
CAPTAlNS.—Strangways, Dyke, F. W. Wood, Alsager,
M.P., Meade, Breton, S. Barnard, Kaye, J. J. Iselin,
Roebuck, Hawes, G. James, F. W. Bossy, R. Maunsell,
G. Graham, J. Hamilton, Lasvrell, Hopkinson, William
Biddulph, Deschamps, Joseph, Wintiington, M.P.,
Alves, P. Puck, A. Somerset, Williams, C. Dorrien,
Fitzgerald, Bryan, Hamilton, Saw bridge, Warder, Wil-
loughby, A. Somerset, A. H. Tonge, Win. Gordon,
Grant, Parsons, B. Thomas, Polhill, M.P., Elliot,
Jones, Margary, Hon. D. Murray, Vivian.
LIEUTENANTS—D ggie, A. Lake, Newcomers, J. W.
Stratford, Domvile, J. Dixon, V. Murray, H. R. Phil-
lott, Milman, Harrington, Hon. F. Colborne, Hon. J.
Colborne, De Bathe, C. Maunde, L. Gardiner, Morse,
C. H. White, Williams, P. Somerset, Cane, Keane, F.
C. Vardon, T. F. Egerton, W. Brett, Lyttelton, Hockin,
Cathrey, G. Erskine. Lewin, S. H. Budd, Capel,
Carle-
ton, Cocks, Brown, Harvey, Pipon, C. C. Deacon.
ConNaTs—Rely, \Vhippy, Hugh S. Baillie, A. H.
Jedney.
ENSlGNS—Claremont, R. Perceval, Prime, R. Peel,
W. C. Morrill, Curnichael, Domvile, B. Meyern, S. C.
Price.
The following Noblemen and Gentlemen bad the
honour of being presented to her Majesty :
The Hon. Colonel Abercromby, M.P., by the Earl of

Minto
Mr. John Westley Williams, Mayor of Portsmouth
Davidson (of Tullock), by Lieut.- General Sir J. Mac-

donald
The llarquis of Breadalbane, on being appointed Lord
Lieutenant of the County of Argyll, by Viscount Mel-

bourne
The Earl of Hopetoun, by the Earl of Stair
The Earl of Enniskillen, by Earl De Grey
The Rev. James Ackworth, A. M., President of Horton
College, Bradford, by the Right Hon. the Chancellor of
the Exchequer
The Rev. John Eustace Giles (of Leeds), by the Right

Hon. the Chancellor of the Eichequer
The Rev. Thomas Adkins, by Viscount Duncan
Mr. William Lowthrop, Mayor of Hull
Sir Michael Bellew, Bart., by the Marquis of Cianricarde
Rev. J. F. W:lkinsbn, by Baron Camoys
The Rev. Henry Moore, by the Bishop of Lichfield
The Rev. Alexander Harvey, by Viscount Melbourne
Mr. George Webster, M.D. ; Mr. Robert Davidson ; Mr.
Marshall Hall, M.D., F. R. S. ; Mr. Charles Brady,
Members of the Council of the British Medical Associa.
tion, by the Right Hon. Lord Denman
The Rev. Henry Harrison, M.A., Curate of Gouldhurst,
Kent, by Mr. Sheriff Wheelton
The Rev. Jenkin Hughes, M.A., Chaplain to Sheriff
Evans, by Sheriff Evans
Mr. William Steele, on his appointment to the Hon.
Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, by the Right Hon. Lord
Foley
The Rev. A. H. Kenny, D. D., Rector of St. Olave's, by
the High Bailiff of Southwark
The Rev. Henry Melvill, on his appointment to be Chap.
lain of the Tower of London, by the Bishop of Winchester
Mr. Thomas, by Mi. Thompson, M.P.
Mr. Collinson, Warden of the Trinity House, Hull, by Sir
Walter James
Mr. Giles, Mayor of Wells, by Lord Portman
Mr. Macfarlane, by Sir Robert Macfarlano
Mr. Charles Jackson, by Lord Morpeth
Mr. Stafford Jerningham, on his return from abroad, by
the Duke of Norfolk
Mr. Fife, late Mayor of Newcastle-on-Tyne, by the Mar-
quis of Normanby
Mr. Thomas Walker, by Lord Morpeth
Assistant- Surgeon William Burrell, Madras Medical Es-
tablishment, by Sir John Hobhouse
Mr. Rudstoa Read, by Lord \Vharneliffe
Mr. Gordon, by the Hon. and Rev. H. D. Erskine
Mr. Wallis, Deputy-Lieutenant of the county of Glouces-
ter, by Lord Segrave
Mr. Robert Russell, on his departure for Jamaica, by the
Marquis of Sligo
Mr. George Lowth, by Mr. L. V. Watkins
Mr. John Martin, M.P., by the Right lion. F. T. Baring
Mr. Thomas Hayter Johnston, on his appointment to her
Majesty's H9n. Corps of Gentlemen-at- Arms, by Lord
Foley
Hector Archibald Macneil, on his appointment to her Ma-
jesty's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, by
the Right Hon. Lord Foley
Mr. Dempster Heming, High Sheriff and Deputy Lieute-
nant of the county of Warwick, by the Earl of Munster
Mr. Darby Griffiths, North Hants Yeomanry, by Col. Sir
Frederick Hankey, G. C. M. G.
Rev. John Byron, Chaplain to his Greco the Duke of
Sutherland, by the Duke of Sutherland
The Rev. R. Collyer, Rector of Gisleham, Suffolk, by
the Lord Chancellor
The Rev. John Edwards, by Viscount Melbourne
The Rev. George Hulme, jun., M. A., on his appointment
as Domestic Chaplain to his Majesty the King of Hano-
ver, by the Bishop of Winchester.
Mr. Joshua Walmsley, Mayor of Liverpool, by the Mar.
quis of Nermanby
Mr. Robert A. C. Austen, by the Earl of Lovelace
Mr. Robert L.:,eson, by the Marquis of Normanby
Mr. Standish Grove Grady, by Mr. Litton, M. P.
Mr. Barwell on his return from India, by Sir George
Staunton
Mr. Martin on his return from India, by Lieut.-General
Sir John Macdonald
Mr. Wykeharn Martin, by Lord Marcus Hill
Mr. Herbert de Crespigny, by the Earl of Lovelace
Mr. George Campbell Anderson, Speaker of the House
of Assembly and Attorney-General of the Bahama
Islands, by Lord John Russell
Mr. Jeremiah Dunne, by Lord Morpeth
Mr. John Wilson, Recorder of Carmarthen, by Mr. David
Morris, M.P.
Mr. Broome P. Wilts, by Lord Lyttleton
Mr. C. \Verde, by the Earl of Warwick •
Mr. Charles Anderson, by Lord John Russell
Mr. Robert Langslow, on his appointment as n Judge of
the District •Court of Colombo, in the Island of Ceylon,
by Lord John Russell
Mr. Stafford Jerningham, on his return from abroad, by
the Duke of Norfolk
Mr. Cheap, by the Right Hon. Sir William Rae, Bart.
Mr. William W. Cooper, by Lieut.. Colonel Cox
Mr. James R. Swinton, by the Hon. Sir Anthony Maitland
Mr. Ashford Sanford, by Mr. Sanford
Mr. Lloyd Vaughan Watkins, by the Right Hon. G. Ste-
phens Byng
Mr. John Stewart, M,P., by Col. Wood, M.P.
Mr. Thos. Walker, by the High Bailiff of Southwark
Mr. Drax, High Sheriff of the County of Dorset, by Lord
Portman
Mr. Summers Harford, High Sheriff of Monmouthshire,
by the Marquis of Normaiwy
Mr. Hawkins, Mayor of Newport, Monmouthshire, by Sir
Thomas Phillips
Mr. Ellis, on his appointment as Attorney-General of the
Duchy of Lancaster, by Lord Holland
Mr. Cotes, by the Earl of Liverpool
Mr. Henry John Sperling, on being made Deputy-Lieu-
tenant, by Lord Albert Convngliam
Mr. Thurlow, by the Rev. Thomas Thurlow
Mr. Beriah Botfield, M.P., by the Earl of Powis
Mr. Henry Hymen Cohen, by Sir Moses Montelore
Mr. Peter Cator, late the Registrar of the Supreme Court,
Madras, on his: resignation of the office and return to
England, by the Right Hon. Sir John Hobhouse
Mr. Cruttwell, Mayor of Bath, by Viscount Powerscourt
Mr. Henry David Erskine, by his father, the Hon. and
Rev. Henry D. Erskine
Mr. Loftus Otway, Attache to her Majesty's Legation at
Madrid, on his return from Spain, by Viscount Pal-
merston
Lieut.-Col. the Earl of Cardigan, on the I lth Light
Dragoons being appointed Prince Albert's Own Hussars,
by Gen. Lord Hill.
Mr. R. Pilkington Crooks, of Upper Canada, by the
Earl of Gosford
Mr. Jeremie, fern Ceylon, by Lord John Russell
Mr. Ardaseer Cursetjee, of Bombay, by Sir John Hob-
house
Mr. Gibbon, by the Earl of Surrey
Mr. Cotton, Mayor of Barnstaple, by Mr. Chiches-
ter, M. P.
Lieut.-General Lord Keane, on his elevation to the Peer-
age, and return from his command in India, by Lord
Hill.