The Sun.
London, England, 1834-05-28 00:00:00

HIS MAJESTY'S LEVEE.

(From the Court Circular.)

• The King held a Levee at St. James's yesterday after-
noon, which was very numerously attended.
His Majesty gave audiences to M. Van de Weyer, the
Belgian Minister, and Count de Jenison Walworth, the
Bavarian Minister, to deliver letters. Their Excellencies
were respectively introduced by Viscount Palmerston, his
Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Af-
fairs, and conducted by Sir Robert Chester, the Master of
the Ceremonies. _ . .

In the Circle Monsieur Dupin was presented to his Ma-
jesty by. the French Ambassador.
Mr. A Mosselman, Attache to the Belgian Legation at
Paris, was presented by the Belgian Minister.
At the Levee there were present the Russian and French
Ambassadors ; the Sardinian, Neapolitan, Prussian,
Swedish, Wirtemberg, Belgic, Netherlands, Danish,
Bavarian, Portuguese, Brazilian, Grecian, and Spanish
Ministers ; the Austrian and Hanoverian Charges d'Af-
faires ; Baron Fagel ; Mons. de Bacourt, Secretary to
the French Embassy • the Secretary to the Danish Le-
gation ; Mons. Dedel, the Dutch Special Minister ; the
Archbishops of Canterbury and York ; the Lord Chancel-
lor ; the Lord President ; the Lord Privy Seal ; the First
Lord of the Treasury • the Secretaries of State for the
Home, Foreign, and Colonial Departments ; the Post-
master General ; the Earl of Carlisle ; the _First Lord
of the Admiralty ; the Paymaster of the. Forces ; the
Commander of the Forces ; the Lord Chamberlain ;
the Lord Steward ; the Groom of the Stole ; the
Master of the Horse; the Master General of the
Ordnance; the Vice Chamberlain ; the Captain of
the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms;
the Deputy Great Chamberlain ' • and Major M'Arthur,
Secretary to the Deputy Great Chamberlain ; 'S iscount
Combermere, Gold Stick in Waiting ; the Treasurer of
the Household; the Comptroller of the Household; Sir
Wathen Waller, Extra Groom in Waiting; Mr. Under
Secretary Backhouse ; the Marquis of Thomond ; Lord
Saltoun ; Colonel Sir Alexander Dickson, R. A. ; Colonel
NVynyard and Colonel Arnold, Aides de Camp to the
King ; Mr, Sheriff Wilson, Mr. Sheriff Harmer, Sir
Augustus .Ciiilbrd, Gentleman Usher of the Black nod ;
the Master of the "Ceiemonies, the Attorney-General of
the Duchy of Lancaster, Count Batthyany, the Master of
the Robes, Mr. Fletcher Wilson, Danish Consul-General ;
Mr. Meek, Comptroller of the Victualling of the Navy;
Mr. John T. Briggs, Accountant-General of his Majesty's
Navy ; the Captain of the Yeomen Guard, the Clerk
Marshal, Captain Pelly, Deputy Master of the Trinity
House ; the Rev. Dr. Blomberg, Deputy Clerk of the
Closet ; the Rev. T. Foord Bowes, Chaplain to the King,
and Sup. Deputy Clerk of the Closet ; the principal Chap-
lain to his Majesty's Forces, Major Wright, Gentleman
Usher to her Majesty ; Colonel Bowater, Field Officer in
Waiting ; Colonel Horace Seymour, Equerry in Waiting ;
Master Stephenson, Page of Honour ; and the following :
DtrxEs—Newcastle, Cleveland, Hamilton, Wellington,
Bedford, Portland, Grafton.
MARQUISES—Exeter, Hertford, Titchfield, Headfort,
Westminster
EARLS—Mexborough, Dundonald, Gosford, De Grey,
Clarendon, Leitrim, Macclesfield, Wicklow, Cawdor,
Sheffield, Kinnoull, Howe Lonsdale
Viscour:Ts—Gage, Pollington, 3farsham, Hereford,
Holmesdale, Fordwich, Ashbrook
ARCHBISHOP—of Armagh
Bisnoes—Hereford, Barbadoes, Sodor and Man
Loans—De Tabley, Rolle, Charles P. Clinton' C.
Townsend, Thomas C. P. Clinton, Gardner, W. Hill,Lynd-
hurst, Byron, Cowley, Frederick Fitzelarence J. O'Bryen,
Robert Manners, Sidney Osborne, Northwich,, James Fitz-
roy, Ebrington, Monson, Cole, Lilford
RIGHT HON.—Sir G. Ouseley, Bart.
HON.—Captain Cavendish, R.N., Colonel Windsor,
Captain G. Campbell, R.N., Captain Crofton, R.N.,
Commander Keppell, Mr. Liddell, Rev. J. Fortescue
JUDGES—Williams, Vaughan
BARON—Parke

Sins—John Yarde Buller, Moris Ximenes, Coutts
Trotter, Bart., John Woolmore, William Woods, Frede-
rick Roe, J. Deas Thomson, K.C.H., William Somer-
ville, Henry Ellis, Edward Seott, Bart., M.P., Michael
Shaw Stewart,William Burnet, K.C.H., John ohnstone,
Robert Graham, Robert Bateson, William Pym, J. Low-
ther, Sandford Graham, Dudley Hill, 11. Austen, E.
Blackett, R. Price, W. Abdy, U. Shce, W. H. Robin-
son, J. Williams, G. Cayley, J. Pollen, James. Stuart,
R. Jodrell, A. Duff Gordon.
DEAR OF—St. Asaph.
REV. DR.—Wellesley.
Docirom—Valentine Duke, Beattie, Clarke, Bunny,
Wilson, Vernon, Sigmond, Adolphus.

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PROVOST op—Eton.
REV. MESSIEUR.s.-11: J. Knapp, J. Horsley Dakins,
T. F. Foord Bowes, W. J. Hutchinson, P. Monypenny,
J.' Morgan, B. Bray, Evelyn L. Sutton, George Wad-
dington, Thomas Halford, Charles Busse, F. Bazett
Grant, J. G. Ward.
SERGEANTS-AT-LAW—Frere, Andrews, Adams, Storks.
Sadi Ombark Beubey- .

MESSIEURS—Francis Burdett, Wm. Poynter Jeffrey,
D. Watts Ribscl, Fraser (of Lovat), F. Alexander Grant,
Bourke Lambert, Lowndes, Coulson Mundy, Antrobus,
Maxwell, Charles Craven, Rae Wilson, Andrews, Tubbs,
Cox, Watts Russell, Felix Booth, Inge, P. Stewart,
M.P., Strachan, Evelyn, James Morier, Edward Moore,
J. H. Talbot, M.P., J. Parrott, senior, Elliott, John
Greathead, Connell, R. M. Bonnor Maurice, Halswell,
Meynell, G. Bosanquet, Howard Galton, S. Dugdale,
B. Leigh, C. D. Archibald, Weyland, Terry, O'Connor
Don, M.P., W. Pcrsoe, Poyntz, G. Treherne Thomas,
Estcourt, Parke, Lyall, M. P., T. Fairfax, H. Hamond,
Percy Burrell, Hopkins, Escott, M. E. Haworth, F. W.
Lewis, W. F. Beadon, H. Addington, Wm. H. Judd,
J. P. Cockburn, Henry Vyner, B. Baker, Walker, Durie,
Tyrrell, M.P., E. D. Moore, Seymour, A. Wood, W.
Fellows, Craufurd, H. Bower, Kelly, Dehany, Twining,
Greene, M.P., George Murray, R. C. Buchanan, R.B.
Wilson, Walter Cave, Harland, Chandos Pole, E. He-
neage, C. Ravenshaw, Hanbury, Paul Methuen, John
Towneley, Kelly, Green, Wilkinson, H. Earle, T. Price,
Quarme, S. Platt, S. Beale, W. B. Bayley, Gordon
Gill, E. Braddyll, H. Milnes Thornton, Mostyn, S.
Dickins, Thomas Estcourt, Abbott, Winnington, Theo-
dore Wingman, Houldsworth, M.P., C. Kerry Whitaker,
J. M. Ihillips, Robinson, Trafford, Graham, W. H.
Ricketts, Murchison, Reynard, East, Philipps, C. Doyne
Sillery, Sutherland, Tracy Leigh, C. H. Oakes, Chet-
wynd, M. Thomas, Cayley, W. O'Reilly, M.P., Massey
Stanley, Methuen, T. Gascoigne, Lascelles, Platt.
ADMIRALS—Sir Robert Otway, Bart., Sir George
Martin, G.C.8., Sir Charles Rowley, Lord James
O'Bryen, Campbell, West, Thompson, Taylor, Schom-
berg, Oliver, Sir Willoughby Lake, Sir Robert Stopford,
Sir G. Scott, K.C.8., Sir Francis Laforey, Sir Charles
Paget, Austen, Sir George Parker, Scott, Tomlinson,
Sir- Harry Neale.
GENERALS—Hon. Sir Alexander Duff, G.C.H., Sir
Charles Imhoff, Sir Edward Kerrison, Sir Howard Dou-
glas Sir Arthur Clifford, Sir Wm. Keir Grant, Sir Wil-
loughby Cotton, Sir G. Murray, Mitchell, O'Loghlin,
Maclean, Sir Thos. Molyneux, Clitherow, Bonham, Ful-
ler, Sir E. Lloyd, Sir L. Widdrington, Johnston, Sir A.
Brooke, Sir H. Lowe, Sir J. Straton, Sir R. Donkin,
Darling, Sir R. Bolton, Davy, Hon. Sir C. Colville, Sir
A. Hope, Sir F. Mulcaster, Sir F. Wetherall, Sir W.
Sheridan, Salmon, Sir J. Guise, Sir George Quentin,
Wardlaw, Crosbie, Shrapnel,_ Cookson, O'Hallan, Mawby.
CAPTAINS ROYAL NAVY—Sykes, A. P. Hamilton,
Phillott, C. Hotham, Shipyard, A. Gordon, Thornton,
Sir J. Franklin, Loring, Sir F. Collier, J. O'Brien, E.
Collier, Herbert, J. B. Purvis, Tower, C. 8., Sir W. B.
Proctor, H. Hope, R. Patton, Cosgrove, Cumby, Bowles,
C. Talbot, Hugh ook, Williams, Sir A. Green, D. Mac-
kay, T. Jones, G. H. Johnstone, Spear, Sir J. Lowe, E.
Curzon, Sir C. Cole, W. Symonds, Dc Storck, Sir E.
Travers, Pritig, Pelley, Locke, H. Nelson, A. Weynton
(Elder Brethren of the T,rinity House).
COLONELS—Sir H. Pynn, Madox, Lord Dufferin, Sir
C. Thornton, Home, Braddyll, Lindsay, Tonson, Clithe-
rovi, Davies, Ewart, Stanners, L. Stanhope, G. Rice
Trevor, Shuldham, Duffy, Eeles, Sir Clerke, William
Wilson, Borne, Bowles, Dorville, Williamson, Sir John
Savage, Richardson, Hay, C. 8., Beddy, Stisted, Bing-
ham, 111'Nair Bull, Ravenshaw, Mure, Shawe, Sir Ed-
ward Aust, Ni
Nicol, W. H. Sykes, Salwey, Daley, Phillott,
Tempest, Gold, Oates, Sir Robert Gardiner Sir Dudley
Hill, Kenah, Sir Burges Comae, Hay, Sir Henry Wyatt,
Dodd, Bunbury, Lindlay, Browne, Dorville, Lawtie, Best,
Dickson, Nickle, Sir L. Greenwell, Fanshawe, Jones, Sir
A. Anderson, E. Walker, Linton, Sir C. Miles, Leslie.

COMMANDERS ROYAL NAVY—POVVIIey, John Sykes,
Savage, Wm. Daniell, W. Preston, C. English, C. C.
Frankland, I'daconochie, Castle, " John Russell, Tomkins,
Henry West, Popplewell, William Shepheard, J. Reeve,
Dawson Mayne, Sir W. Dickson, R. H. Fleming, Pil-
kington, C. Cumley, G. Norton, J. C. Woolnough, Thos.
Henderson, Fair, Prowse.
MAJons—Garvock, Slade, Sir J. Lee, G. Browne,
Hyde, Mackie, Tinte, Newton, Thornhill, Macpherson,
Gawler, Sir Edmund Prideaux, Du Bourdieu, Allen, Jer-
vis, Ryan, Ebrington, J. Wilson.
LIEUTENANTSROYAL NAVY—E. Medley, W. Allen,
Earle, Tindal, Lys, G. T. M. Purvis, C. H. Jay,
J. Rolleston, T. Mallock, Kynaston Corbet.
CAPTAINS—DougIas, Myddelton Biddulph, Holyoake,
Cates, Mathew, D'Arcy Talbot, Best, Wynne, Winning-
ton, M.P., Wilson, A. Lascelles, Chas. Phillips, J. P.
Ellis, Slade, Bryan, Verner, Gibson, Sir R. H. Bromley,
Waymouth, Williamson, Codrington, Robe, Hemmans,
Astell, Ussher, J. Johnson, Barneby, Hon. W. S. Cle-
ments, Rigby, Wilson, Sir L. Curtis, Bart. C.B.
LIEUTENANTS—Manby, W. 0. Grant, Schonswar,
Coffin, Balders, H. Earle, Ebrington, Bonham, Chas.
Peirse, Barbor, Ellis, Austen, J. Findlay, Best, H. J.
Powv, Lumley, K. Beavan, Naylor, Robinson
C NET—Shrapnel
ENSIGNS—A. Du Bourdieu, G. Paterson, John Meade,
Davis
The following were presented to his Majesty :
Mr. Jeffrey on his appointment as a Judge in Scotland, by
the Lord Chancellor
Mr. Justice Williams, on resigning the office of Baron of
the Exchequer, and being appointed a Judge of the
Court of King Bench, by the Lord Chancellor

Lieutenant-General the Honourable Sir Alexander Duff,
G. C.H., en his return from the Continent, and being
appointed Grawl Cross of the Royal Hanoverian
Guelphic Order, by General Lord Beresford
Mr. Graham, on his appoint ment as one of the Lords Com--
missioners of the Treasury, by Lord Lynedoch
Baron Parke, on resigning the office of Justice of his Ma-
jesty's Court of King's Bench, and being appointed a
Baron of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, by the Lord
Chancellor
The Rev. William John Hutchinson, by Viscount Gage
Mr. Rae Wilson, on his return from Italy, by General Sir
F. Wetheral
Sir William Woods (Clareneeux), on being nominated a
Companion of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order,
by Major-General Sir Henry Wheatley, G. C. H.
Rev. H. S. Knapp, by Mr. Sheriff Harmer
Sir George Cayley, by Lord Morpeth
Mr. Justice Vaughan, by the Lord Chancellor
The Rev. P. Monypenny, by Earl Cornwallis
Hon. and Rev. John Fortescue, on being appointed Pre-
bendary of Worcester, by Viscount Ebrington
Viscount Fordwich, on his marriage, by Earl de Grey
Mr. C. Kerry Whittaker, on his coming of age, by the
Earl of Falmouth
Sir James Stuart, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Mr. Winnington, by Lord Foley
Mr. D. Watts Russell by Mr. Watts Russell
Lord Charles P. Clinton, on his appointment as Cornet
and Sub-Lieutenant Ist Life Guards, by General Vis-

count Combermere
Mr. Harland, by Lord Morpeth
Mr. Abbott, as Deputy Lieutenant for the County of
Hants, by Lord Grantley
Vice-Admiral Sir Robert Otway, Bart., on his return

from abroad
Mr. Theodore Price, on his appointment as Deputy Lieu-
tenant for the County of Worcester, by Lord Foley
Mr. Francis Burdett, Cornet of the 13th Dragoons, by

Sir Francis Burdett
Mr. Robert Carrick Buehannan Deputy Lieutenant of
Lanarkshire, by his Grace the Duke of Hamilton
Mr. Howard Galton, High Sheriff for the county of Won,
cester, by Lord Foley
Mr. Cayley, by Lord..Morpeth
Colonel Mure, Renfrew Militia, on his appointMent, by
Licut:-General the Honourable Sir Charles Colville
Mr. Fuller Wenham Lewis, by Earl Amherst
Mr. William Frederick Beadou, by Sir Joseph Whatley
Dr. Valentine Duke, R.N., on receiving his Majesty's
permission to accept and wear the Royal Ensigns of the
Swedish Order of Vasa, by Lord De Saumarez.
Commander Powney, by the Rev. Dr. Blomberg
Captain Douglas, 29th Regiment, on his return from the
Mauritius, by Major-General Sir Howard Douglas
Mr. Henry Vyner, on his marriage, by Earl de Grey
Captain Myddelton Biddulph, Ist Life Guards, on his pro-

Cllr.
aiocvtGeieoeTno;egvye-oColonel Lygon
Lieutenant-General George Mitchell, by Major-General
Shrapnel
Lieutenant Tindal, R.N., by Sir James Graham
Colonel Sir Dudley Hill, Governor of St. Lucia, to take
Trevor
Thomas, by Lieut.-Colonel G.
Captain Ussher, 50th Regiment, on going out to New
South Wales, by Lieut.-Colonel Wodehouse
Captain Rigby, Ist Regiment Duke of Lancaster's own
Militia, by Colonel Tempest
Captain D'Arcy Talbot, King's Own Stafford Regiment,
by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex
Major Sir Edmund Prideaux, Bart., on succeeding to his
title, by Lord Rolle
Lieutenant Wm. Allen, R.N., on his return from the
Niger Expedition, by Sir James Graham
Captain Holyoake, 70th Regiment, by the Marquis of
Queensberry
Commander Sir William Dickson, Bart., on his return
from foreign service, by Sir James Graham
Bishop of Barbadoes and the Leeward Islands, by the
Archbishop of Canterbury
Mr. Serilant Andrews, on his promotion, by the Lord
Charlallor
Mr. Sergeant Adams, on his promotion, by the Lord
Chancellor

Lieut.-Colonel Eeles, Rifle Brigade, on his return from
America and appointment to the Guelphic Order, by
Sir G. Barnard

Lieut.-Colonel Sir John Cooke, Unattached, on nomina-
tion to the Royal Guelphic Order, by the Adjutant-
General

Commissary General Sir William Henry Robinson, by Sir
George Nugent, Bart.
Sir Robert Graham, on his appointment of Privy Coun-
sellor, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Mr. Hargreives; on :going abroad, by the Duke of Ha-
milton

Mr. Walker; Deputy Lieutenant for the county of Glou-
cester, by the Duke of Beaufort
Mr. Hopkins, of Tidmarsh, on being appointed Deputy
Lieutenant for Berk% by the Earl of Abingdon
Mr. R. M. Bonnor Maurice, by Mr. C. W. Wm. Wynn
Mr. James Parratt, sen., Ordnance Medical Department,
on his return from the Canadas, by the Master-General
of the Ordnance

Mr. Walter Cave, on going abroad, by Mr. Strachan
I'lr. Massy Stanley, by Lord Frederick Fitz Clarence
Mr. Theodore Wirgman, on going to Hanover, by Colonel
Higgins
Mr. Trafford, on his appointment as High Sheriff for the
County Palatine of Lancaster, by Lord Arthur Hill
Mr. Green Wilkinson, by Sir Sandford Graham

Mr. Paul Methuen, by Mr. Methuen
Mr. Edward Ravenshaw, by the Right Hon. C. Grant
Mr. Henry Mines Thornton, by Mr. Robert Palmer,
M.P. for Berkshire
Mr. Craufurd, late Treasurer-General of the lonian States,
by the Marquis of Lansdowne
Captain Sir Eaton Travers, R.N., on his receiving the
honour of knighthood, by Sir James Graham
Captain J. P. Ellis, on his return to India, by the Right
Honourable C. Grant
Commander H. West, by the Right Hon. the Earl of Digby
Commander William Daniell, by Sir William Kier Grant
Major Mackie, on receiving the third class of the Royal
Hanoverian Guelphic Order, by Lord F. Fitzclarence
Captain Charles Philipps, by Major-General Sir Charles
Dalbiac
Major Tynte, by Major-General Sir Charles Dalbiac
Captain J. Johnson, by Lord James O'Bryen
Captain Hon. W. S. Clements, by the Earl of Leitrim
Lieutenant Lumley, by Sir William Lumley
Lieutenant Kynaston Corbet, R.N., on his return from
• foreign service, by Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence
Lieutenant Caffin, on his return from Gibraltar, by Sir
A. Dickson ,

Mr. Sergeant Storks, on his promotion, by the Lord
Chancellor
Commander William Shepherd, on his return from foreign
service, by Sir J. Graham
Captain Gibson, by Colonel Brotherton.
Lieut. G. T. M. Purvis, R.N., to kiss hands, by Rear
Admiral Austen

Lieut,Lys, R.N., by Admiral Lord Amelius Beauclerk
Lieut.—Edward Medley, by Vice-Admiral Hon. C. E.
Fleming. •
Major John Wilson, by Lieut.-General Sir Herbert Taylor
Major Du Bordieu, by Major-General Sir Charles Pratt
Lieut. Austen, on his promotion and return from Bermuda,
by his father, Sir Henry Austen
Lieut. Ellis, by the Right Hon. C. Grant
Commander Charles Cumley, by Sir Thomas Hardy
Lieut. Charles Peirse, on his return from India, by Vice-
Admiral Sir John Beresford

Captain Hemmans, by Lieut.-General Sir John Smith
Lieut. Naylor, by Lieut.-General Sir C. Grant
Lieut. W. 0. Grant, by Major-General Sir A. Barnard
Hon. Commander Keppel, on appointment to his Majesty's
ship, Childers, by Sir J. Graham
Commander Thomas Henderson, on promotion, by Sir J.

Graham
Captain Robert Patten, R.N., by Sir Thomas Hardy
Major-General Maclean, on his being appointed Com-
mandant at Woolwich, by the Master-General of the
Ordnance
_Major-General O'Hallan, by Lieut.-General Moore
Mr. Wm. Fcllowes, by Vice-Admiral Fellowes
Mr. Kelly, on his return from Canada, by Sir J. Kempt
Lieut.-Colonel Oates, by Marshal Viscount Beresford
Mr. William Persse, by the Marquis of Clanricarde
Lieut.-Colonel M'Nair, by Major-General Sir H. Douglas
Mr. Salwey Beale, by Colonel Salwey
Mr. M. E. Haworth, by Lieut.-Colonel Bunbury
Ensign A. Du Bourdieu, by Major-General Sir C. Pratt
Cornet Shrapnel, on appointment to the 3d Dragoon
Buards, by Lord Fitzroy Somerset
Ensign Davis, by Lieut.-General Sir William Keir Grant
Second Lieutenant Robinson, on appointment, by Lieut.-
Colonel Bunbury
Assistant• Surgeon Connell, by Lieutenant-General Sir F.
Augustus Wetherall
Ensign S. Meade, by the Hon. K. Meade.
The following addresses and petitions were presented to
his Majesty :
Colonel Clitheroe and Mr. J. G. Bucknall Esteourt,
M. P., accompanied by a deputation consisting of Mr. Ser-
geant Freere, Master of Downing College, Cambridge,
Mr. Lyall, M.P., Mr. Halsewell, Mr. Thomas Estcourt,
Mr. W. Paynter, Mr. W. B. Bayley, Mr. Twining, &c.,
presented an address from the lay members of the Church
of England, embodying a declaration of attachment to the
Church of England, and signed by upwards of 230,000
laymen.
The Duke of Newcastle presented addresses from 92
parishes in Nottinghamshire, praying his Majesty to pro-
tect the Church in alliance with the State.
A petition was presented from the Ministers and Elders
of the Presbytery of Lanark, representing to his Majesty
how much the preservation of religion, order, and morality
in Scotland, depended upon the Church of Scotland, and
praying his Majesty to extend his protection to the Church,
and to prevent the destruction of the existing system of
Church patronage:
The Duke of Hamilton, accompanied by Mr. Secretary
Stanley, Mr. Greene, M.P., and Mr. P. Stewart, pre-
sented a memorial from the inhabitants of the town of Lan-
caster and neighbourhood, relative to the proposed removal
of the Assizes from the county town.
After the Levee, several Cabinet Ministers remained at