The Sun.
London, England, 1834-06-26 00:00:00

HIS- SIDESItY'S LEVEE

His Majesty held a Levee yesterday afternoon at St.
James's Palace.

The Rev. J. E. Tyler presented to his Majesty a sermon
preached before the Elder Brethren of the Trinity-
house: The Rev. Mr. Tyler was presented by the Marquis
Camden.
His Majesty held a Privy Council, which was attended
by the Lerd President, the Lord Privy Seal, the First
Lord of the Treasury, the three Principal Secretaries of
State, the First Lord of the Admiralty, and the Secretary
at War.

- Certain matters were referred to a Committee of the
Privy Council, and some Reports of the Judicial Com-
mittee of the Privy Council were approved of. The Hon.
W. Bathurst was the Clerk of the Council in Waiting.
The King gave audiences to Earl Grey, Viscount Pal-
merston, the Marquis of Winchester, the Earl of Albe-
marle, Viscount Combermere, Lord Hill, and the Hon.
Edward Ellice.
Lord James O'Bryen and Sir J. Reynett were the Lord
and Groom in Waiting.
At the Levee there were present—the Russian and
French Ambassadors ; the Neapolitan, Prussian, Nether-
lands, Danish, Portuguese, Greek, and Saxon Ministers ;
the Austrian Charge d'Affaires, the Dutch Special Minis-
ter, the Lord Steward, the Groom of the Stole, the Master
of the Horse, the Commander of the Forces; Viscount
Combermere, Gold Stick in Waiting ; the Captain of his
Majesty's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, the
Treasurer of the Household, the Comptroller of the House-
hold, the Captain of the Yeomen Guard, the Master of the
Ceremonies ; Sir Henry Halford, President of the Royal
College of Physicians ; the Master of the Robes ; the
Honourable Captain Poulett, Aide-de-camp in Waiting ;
the Marquis of Thomond, Colonel Sir Charles Thornton;
and Colonel Wynyard, Aides-de-camp to the King; the
Dean of Hereford and the Rev. T. F. Foord Bowes,
Deputy Clerks of the Closet; Sir Phillip Sidney, Equerry
in Waiting; Lieut.-Col. Bouverie, Silver Stick in Wait-
ing; the Governor of the Bank ; Mr. Dean, Chairman of
the Board of Customs ; Master Graves, Page of Honour ;
and the following :
_

Dux Es —Newcastle, Wellington, Buccleuch, Beaufort.
MARQUIS—Camden.

EARLS—Surrey, Warwick, Winchilsea.
Loans—Ramsay, Crofton, Prudhoe Rolle.
SlRS—Yarde Buller, Edward Dering, John Rae Reid,
Bart., M.P. ; W. Geary, Bart., H. Smith, H. Brydges,
G. PhiHipps.
Hon. Captain George Campbell, R.N.
Sergeant at Law, D'Oylv.
BisHoPs--Exeter, St. David's.
Rev. Dr. Causton.
DocToas—Gordon, Abercrombie.
REV. MEssiEv as—Francis Lunn, J. Brown, A. Mor-
gan, R. T. Tyler.
"MksszEtras —Sanderson, M.P., W. H. Hoare, Wilkie,
R. A., E. Roche, Francis Lloyd, R. Blencowe, Singleton,
R.. Biddulph PhiHipps, Isted, Henry Spencer Cooper,
White, Bentham, Patteson. _ _

ADMlRALS—ilonyman, Maitland, Sir T. Malcomb,
Fleming.
GENERALS—Sir W. K. Grant, Sir T. Molyneux,
Bart., Sir J. Hamilton, Horsford.

CAPTAINS, R.N.—E. Sparshott, W. Burnaby Greene,
Sir A. Maitland, L. Davies, Aitchison, 0. V. Harcourt,
P, Fisher,.W. Symonds.
'COLONELS—EIiot, Gabriel, Sir A. Frazer, Cooper.
,COMMANDERS—OrISIOW, H. Nurse.
lifi:tois-,-Anderson, H. Caldwell.
Lieutenant Richardson, R. N.
CAPTAINS—Braham, H. Maxwell, Blencowe, Saw-
bridge, Gaynor.
LIEUTENANTS—Symonds, Jenkinson, Frazer.
Cornet Molyneux.
_ ENSIGNS—W. W. Powell, A. Hill.
The following presented addresses and petitions to the
King :
The Duke of Wellington—Addresses to thank his Majesty
/or the sentiments expressed by his Majesty in his speech
to the Archbishops and Bishops on the 28th May last.
The Duke of Newcastle--Addresses and petitions for
the preservation of Church and State, from Annesley,
Attenborough, Barton, Bole, Carlton, Mansfield, Nor-
well,Plumtree, Lenton, South Markham, and Buckfast-
. leigh, in the county of Devon ; and Addresses thanking
his Majesty for his most gracious speech to the Bishops,
• from Ripon, Yorkshire ; Dudley, Staffordshire ; Not-
ting.ham, and its vicinity ; and Corporation of East Ret-
: ford.
The Bishop of Exeter—An Address from the Protes-
•tant inhabitants of St. Peter's, in the city of Cork,
. thinking his Majesty for his determination to uphold the
Church, and relying on his paternal care that the pro-

ply given for' the maintenance of the Church in
Ireland and the numbers of its ministers be not di-

"niinished; also an Address from the inhabitants of the
`perish -of ETminster, in the county of Devon, to a
j,simibtr effect. !. •

Sir7.lohn Yarde Buller—A loyal Address from the
-inhabitants of the parishes of Brixham and Churston
Ferrer's, in the county of Devon, in favour of the Este-
Alished Church, signed by 257 persons.
Mr:. Sanderson, M.P.—An Ad&ess from the Corpora-
tion of Colchester.
Lord Prudhoe—An Address from the lay inhabitants
of Seddon, in the county of Northumberland, to thank
his Majesty for his gracious speech to the Bishops.
Sir' Henry Smyth—An Address from Colchester and its
`Ticinity, thanking his Majesty for his most gracious and
constitutional declaration 'to the Bishops.
The Earl of Winchilsea--Loyal Addresses, expressing un-
bolinded satisfaction and gratitude for his Majesty's
gracious declaration to the Prelates of our Church, of
maintaining inviolate the religion of the Church of
England and Ireland, and ardent attachment to the in-
• stitutions in Church and State, from the eastern part of
the.county of Kent ; from Harkurst and its vicinity,
Kent; from Chittern, St. Mary's, Wilts ; from Chit-
tern, All Saints, Wilts ; from Bury St. Edmund's,
Suffolk ; from Swisby, Derby ; from Great Stanton,
Durham.
Earl of Warwick—An Address from Warwick, thanking
his Majesty for his gracious support of the Established
Church.
or Anderson, of Havering Grange, a Magistrate and
ty-Lieutenant of Essex—A loyal Address from the
Gentry, Clergy, and other inhabitants of the parish of
}layering, in the liberty of Havering-atti-Bower, in
the county of Essex, thanking his Majesty for his late
seasonable declaration to maintain inviolate the integrity
of the Protestant Church as by law established.
Lord Rolle—Twenty-one Addresses, signed by 3,000 per:
sons, to the same effect.
From the inhabitants of Tewkesbury, and from the town
of Chepstow, to the same effect.
Address from the city of Wells and its vicinity ; the city
of Hereford ; the Mayor, Aldermen, and Assistants of
the borough of Leeds ; the inhabitants of Romsey, in
• the county of Southampton; the Archdeacon and Clergy
.of the Archdeaconry of Colchester ; the inhabitants of
certain parishes in the county of Somerset ; the Mayor
and commonalty of New Sarum ; the inhabitants of the
Par4h of Ford, in the county of Northumberland ; the
„Inhabitants of Shepton Mallet, in favour of the Este-
-61611%4 Church.
The following were presented to his Majesty :
Lera Ramsey, by the Duke of Buccleuch.
Sir-E. Dering, by the Marquis Camden.
Mr. Serjeant-D'Oyleb by the Lord Chancellor.
Mr. F. Lloyd, High Bailiff of Birmingham, by Viscount
Melbourne.
Rev. Brown. by the Right Hon. C. Grant.
Lord Crofton, on his marriage, by the Duke of Argyll.
Mr. R. B. Phillipps, by Sir H. Brydges.
Sir W.' Geary, Bart., by the Marquis Camden.
Mr. H. S. Cooper, by the Duke of Devonshire.
Lieut.-Colonel Eliot, by the Master-General of the Ord-

Dr.--Abercrombie, by Sir H. Halford.
Rev. F. Lumley, by the Earl of Surrey.
Mr. R. Blencowe, by the Marquis Camden.
Lieut.-Colonel Gabriel, by Sir H. Taylor.
J.
Hamilton.
Mr. W. H. Hoare, by Lieut.-General Sir
Captain Blencowe, by the Marquis C
Lieut. Symonds, Royal Engineers, by his father, the Sur-
veyor of the Navy.
"r• Gordon, by Sir Henry Halford.
Li!". Jenkinson! , on being appointed Second Lieutenant
x;in the Rifle Brigade.
tr. E. Roche, by Viscount Althorp.
Contmander Onslow, R. N., by General Sir H. Taylor.
Lieut.. Richardson R.N , Vice-Admiral Fleming.
Captain Braham,y General Salmon.
Captain E• SParshott R.N on appointment to H.M.S.
rinchelter, by Rear-Admiral the Hon. Sir Bladen
Capel.
Captain W. Burnaby Greene, R.N., on promotion, by Sir
James Graham.
Mr. Bentham, by Sir H. J. Brydges.
Captain H. Maxwell, on promotion, by the Adjutant-
' General.
Lieut. Frazer, on his return from abroad, by Colonel Sir
A. Frazer, K. C.B.
Ensign,W. W. Powell, on embarkation for the Mauritius,
W. Home.
E gAlfred Hill, by Colonel Hill.

, p
- "ITIoN OF PARTIES.—A letter in the
Perthshire
Actoert• e gives a list of 37 isolated re-
turns which hoe
itsakren lace since the last general
election. The
members to each of
analysis of these gives the following
the three parties, Tory, Whig,
and Radical,
viz--Radicals, 5 • Tories, 12 ; Whigs,
20, Majority of Whigs over 'Tories, 8 ; over Radi-
cals, 15 ; over their combined opponents, 3. Out of
the 37 seats vacated, 30 were occupied by Whigs, 5
by
Tories,. and 2 by Radicals. The have there-
fore only gained in strength by 7, and the Radicals by
3—no very great proof of a reaction in favour of either
extreme, in the course of two years, considering the
means
Parlia by - which some Conservatives manage to slip
into anent. ' • •