The Sun.
London, England, 1833-05-09 00:00:00

THE KING'S LEVEE.

At a quarter past one o'clock yesterday their Majesties
arrived at St. James's Palace from Windsor. The Duke
of Cumberland visited the King and Queen.
Soon after two o'clock his Majesty held a Levee, the
Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, with those who have
the privilege of the entre, paying their respects first.
Lord Bloomfield was presented to the King by Viscount
Palmerston, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for
Fori-ign Affairs, and conducted by Sir Robert Chester, the
Mater of the Ceremonies, upon his Lordship's return from
hie Embassy at Stockholm.
The Duke of Orleans was presented by Viscount Pal-
merston and Prince Tulleyrand. The Duke was7attended
by the Duke de Valency, Marshal Baudrand, and the other
Noblemen and Gentlemen of his suite, who were also pre-
' sented to the King. The Duke of Orleans came to the
Levee in one of the King's carriages, accompanied by
Prince Tilleyrand.
The Duke of Brunswick had an audience of the King

(the Duke having previously had the honour of being pre-
sented to the King). Ilia Serene Highness also came in
one of the Royal carriages to the Levee, attended by
Baron Bulow, his Chamberlain, and Major Bause, his
Aide-de-Camp.
The Mexican Minister was presented by Viscount Pal-
merston, and conducted by Sir R. Chester, when his
Excellency took leave of his Majesty.
The Saxon Minister was presented by Viscount Pal-
merston, and conducted in a similar manner, when his
Excellency delivered a letter from his Sovereign.
In the entree circle Baron Bulow, the Prussian Minis-
ter, presented Colonel Count F. de Pourtales, Chamber-
lain to the King of Prussia.
M. Gorostizi, the Mexican Minister, presented M.
Garro, Charge d'Affaires of the United States of Mexico,
and M. J. Valdivielso, Secretary to the Mexican Legation
at the Court of London.

Baron de Neumann, the Austrian Charge d'Affaires,
presented Count Sandor.
His Majesty gave audiences to the Marquis of Winches-
ter, Earl Grey, tie Right Hon. C. Grant, the Earl of
Albemarle, Lord Hill, Sir .1. Graham, and the Right
Hon. R. Grant, who laid before his Majesty the proceed
ings of some Cuurtsmarial.
The Lord and Groom in Waiting were Lor,l
stone and General Finch.
At the Entree Levee were—

The Russian and French Amha,sadors; the Neapolitan,
Bavarian, Prussian, Wirtemberg, Mexican, Hanoverian,
Bigian, and Saxon Ministers ; the Sardinian, Austrian,
and 'I urkish Charge d'Affaires; the Dutch Special Envoy ;
Count Dunhoff, Secretary to the Prussian Legation ; M.
de Hummerlauer, Secretary of the Austrian Embassy; the
Lord President; the First Lord of the Treasury; the
Postmaster General ; the Secretaries of State for the
Home, Foreign, aed Colonial Departments; the President
of the Board of Control; the First Lord of the Admiralty ;
the Chancellor et the Exchequer ; the Lord Chamberlain ;
the Groom of the S ole ; the Master of the Horse ; the
Archbishop of Dublin ; the Bishop of Worcester ; Clerk
of the Closet ; the Cap'ain of the Yeoman Guard ; the
Master of the King's Buck Hounds ; the Marquis of Choi-
mondeley, Deputy Great Chamberlain; the Commander
of the Fi roes ; the Master General of the Ordnance ; the
Vice Chamberlain ; the Hereditary High Steward of Ire-
land ; the Judge Advocate General ; the Vice President
of the Board of Trade; the Secretary at War ; the Trea-
surer of the Household ; the Comptroller of the House-
hold ; Sir Wathen Waller, Extra Groom in Waiting;
Mr. Under (Foreign) Secretary Boathouse ; the Master
of the Rites ; the Master of the Ceremonies; Sir A.
Clifford, Usher of the Black Rod ; the Groom of the Robes.
At the General Levee were—
Dux es—Gordon, Argyll, Beaufort, Grafton.
MARQUISES—Waterford, Camden, Bute, Downshire.
EARLS—Bandon, Lichfield, Cadogan, Shrewsbury,
Winrhilsea, Wilon, Shaftesbury, Talbot, Fitzwilliaro,
Darlington, Plymouth, Normunton, Hillsborough.
VlsCOUNTS—Chelsea, Bernard, Glandine, Milton, Cole,
Clive, Fi,zharris, Ashbrook.

LORDS—FoIey, Dundas, Byron, Bloomfield, Maryho-
rough, Bagot, (•.rb:ry, Henry Choir-non:4l,y, Stourton,
Templemore, afford, Carina, Clonbrock, Oxmantown,
Crofton, Ge ,rge Quin, Roden, Howard, Teynham, Ra-
vensworth, De Dun.tanville.
Bisnors—Hereford, Worcester.
Count A. M. de Champemont.
RIGIiT HONOURABLES--ChuS. Grant, Robt. Grant,
P. Thomson.

HONOURABLES—Mr. Pitt, T. Dundas, J. King. Capt
Cust, Mr. Howard, C. Shore.
SIRs—P. G. Egerton, E. Kerrison, A. D. Gordon,
11. Williamson, John Lowther, J. Thompson, J. Owen,

C. Ibbetson, H. C. Baker, Rob rt 1.). T. Elphinstone,
Geo. Philips, Charles Mona-, C. Hulse, J. Pechell, C.
Lemon, J. Mordaun', F. Otninaney, John Rainsden, J.
Astley, Edward Biockett, Alexander Rlalet, Charles
Morgan, Charles Conte, George Rich, John D. Actley, W.
Guise.
The Dean of Herefwd.
Rev. DE.S.-llibdin, Cole.
Rev. Blesses.—John Glanville, J. Hayes Sadler, J.
Horsley Dakins, Charles F. B trnpfylde, Edward At ney,
M.A., Reginald C. Pole, 'l'. Drlaleld.
Dr. King.
Messes.—Baring, David Pollock, George Herrage,
Andrews, Fras, r (of Lovat), F..x Talbot, Blaeldiurne,
Edward L. Bulwer, M.P., T. Eaton Swettenharn, Cour-
tenay, Maule, C. Towneley, M'Donnell, Robert Grant,
Thomas Attwood, Backhouse, J. H. Talbot, M.P., San.
derson, M.P., Tisdall, Fyler, Henry Greville, William
Fielden, Fraser, H. L. Warner, Gibson, Bethel!, M.P.,
Robert Williams, Charles Russell, M.P., George Anne,

Mount, Buxton, M.P., Sinclair, J. Martin, M.P., Christ-
mas, M.P., Peploe, Bacon, Young, G. V. Jackson, 11.
Burr, Theodore Prier, Bussell, Greene, M.P., George
W. Hope, Gardiner, J. H. Vivian, G. C. Elwes, Suli-
van, Edward Odell, S. R. Jarvis, Campbell, Arbuthnot,
Glanville, Bagwell, Chichester, M.P., Fred. Dundas,
Robert Williams, Rainsden, Urquhart, Whitmore, Fitz-
gibbon, James Talbot, M.P., Cornwall Legh, A. Bu-
chanan, Hen. Greville, Leonard Thompson, Brand, We)-
land, Elliott, Strachan, Duckett, Chandos Pole, Bing_
ham Baring, H. Mildmay, Fitzroy, Murray, S. Lane
Fox, Henry Seymour, Carmichael, Lambert, G. H.
Ackers, John Lowther, R. C. Hodgson, Monck,
Thomas Porter, E. J, Stanley, Hunter, Curren, Grant
(of Grant).
ADMIRALS-Plampin, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Lawlor],
S uart, Sir Chas. Hamilton, G. Dundas, Curzon, Mait-
land, Sir J. Radd.
GENERALS-Sir Edward Kerrison, White, Sir Sigis.
mund Smith, Sir Robert Wilson, Sir John Fitzgerald,
Sir John Slade, Chowne, Maitland, Davy, Wulff, Sir T.
Dallas, O'Loghlin, Sir R. Dundas, Sir George Elder,
K. C. 8.. Sir Joseph Straton, Sir J. Nlacdonnell, Sir C.
Dalbiac, Sir J. Quinrin, Broderick, Ramsay.
COLONELS-Sir Chao. Thornton, Hay, Sir Archibald
Christie, Sir William Berries, H. B,atinck, Macintosh,
Lane, Arbuthnot, Brough, Leahy, Jones, Grame, Sir L.
Greenwell, Limond, Le Couteur, Biwles, Sir C. B. Vere,
Charles Brine, Seymour Blanc, Bingham, Hon. H. Mur-
ray, Sir Richard Armstrong, Broadhead, Hope, Gibbs,
Jone!4, Armvtage, Richardson, Sir A. Dalrymple, Brooke,
Powell, Sir N. Douglas, Gubbings, Townsend, B. Drum-
mond, Pakenham, Crradoc, Grey.
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MAJons—Copland, Stewart, Sir Francis Lee, Whyte,
Waller, Wrottesley, Dundas, Wyndham, Henry Pratt.
CArrams—Ludlow, Chetham, R.N., James Morgan,
Holland, Maitland, D. Seymour 'Mies, E. B. Reynard-
son, Slade, Grove., George G3inbier, R.N., Luard, Watts,
Campb'll, Malet, Forbes, John Baldwin, R.N., Vivian,
Fair, R.N., Sir 11. Loraine Baker, R.N., Edward Col-
lier, R.N., Tobin, C.B. R.N., Raoke, D. H. O'Brien,
R.N., E. B. Wilbraham, Henry Hill, R.N., C. Rains-
den, R. Mainwaring, R.N., Sawbridge, Bloomfield,
Trotter, Tower, R.N. C. 8., Hamilton, Price, R.N., Sir
W. B. Proctor, R.N., Bouverie, R.N., Williams London,
R.N., Lewis D tvis, R. N., J. Leigh, R. N., Astell.
COMMANDERS—E. W. Pilkington, William Nevill,
Altxander Snarp, Oldrey, W. B. Dobson.
LIEUTENANTS—E. F. Wells, R.N., Woodfall, Robert
Nlanners, E. C. Archbold, J. Rolleston, R.N., Slade,
R.N., Dudley Pelham, R.N., Bingham, Lydiard, R.N.,
Levet, Hon. H. Grey, Musters, Leices'er Smith, Diutn-
mond, Freestun, R.N.
CORNETS—lbbetson, Stewart, Feilden.
Ensign J. B. Carmichael.
The following addresses and petitions were presented to
his Majesty :
From the Archdeacon and Clergy of the dioceses of Glou-
cester, a petition relative to Church Reform.
From the Archdeacon and Clergy of the dioceses of Lis-
more and Dromore, two addresses against the provi-
sions of the Protestant Church Bill for Ireland.

The following were presented to the King:—
Viscount Chelsea, on coming to his title, by Earl Cadogan.
Lord Foley, to resign the Stick of the Captain of the Band
of Gentlemen Pensioners used by the late Lord Foley,
and to have a private audience.
Viscount Barnard, on his marriage, by Mr. Whitmore.
NI. David Pollock, on his appointment as King's Counsel.
Mr. Andrews, on his appoinstnent of Apothecary to the
Queen's Household, by Sit M. T. Tierney.
Major Copland, 2d Dragoon Guards, on his promotion.
Rev. Charles F. Bamfylde, Chaplain to his late 'Majesty.
Mr. George Heneage, on his marriage, by Lord Petre.
Mr. Blackburne, on his appointment as King's Counsel.
Mr. Grant, of Grant, by the Duke of Gordon.