The Sun.
London, England, 1832-06-14 00:00:00

THE KING'S LEVEE.

(From the Court Circular.)
Yesterday, about one o'clock, his Majesty, accompank
by Sir Herbert Taylor, ffr i lat iii- Palace in St. James'
from Windsor. Soon after two o'clock the King held
Levee.

Baron Falck, the Netherlands Ambassador, was intro
duced to his Majesty by Viscount Palmerston, his Ma
Jesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
and conducted by Sir Robert Chester, Master of the Cere
monies, to take leave pro tem.
Prince Talleyrand, the French Ambassador, was intro
duced and conducted in a similar manner to take leav
pro tem.
Count Ludolf, the Sicilian Minister, and M. Gersdorff
the Saxon Minister, were also similarly introduced and
conducted, to deliver letters from their Sovereigns.
Captain Finch, of the American Navy, and the Rev. C
J. Stewart, Chaplain in the naval service of the Unite,
States, were presented to the King by the American
Charge d'Affaires.
Lieutenant Annesley, of the Prussian Cuirassier Guards,
was presented to his Majesty by Baron Bulow, the Prussian
Minister.
The Chevalier de Lishoa, Secretary to the Brazilian
Legation, and the Chevalier de Sodre, Attache to the
Legation, were presented to the King by the Chevalier de
Mattos.
There were present at the Entree Levee—
The Russian, Netherlands, and French Ambassadors ;
the Neapolitan, Bavarian, Prussian, Wirtemberg, Mexi-
can, Hanoverian, Saxon, and Brazilian Ministers ; the
Danish, Swedish, Sardinian, and United States Charge
d'Affaires; Count Matuszevic, the Russian Minister on a
special mission ; the Archbishop of Canterbury ; the first
Lord of the Treasury ; the Secretaries of State for the
Foreign and Colonial Departments ; the Chancellor of the
Duchy of Lancaster, the Secretary of State for Ireland ;
the Lord Chamberlan ; the Master of the Horse ; the
Groom of the Stole; the Captain of the Honourable
Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners; the Captain of the
Yeoman Guard ; the Commander of the Forces ; the
Master General of the Ordnance; Viscount Combermere,
Gold Stick in Waiting; the Bishop of Worcester, Clerk
of the Closet; the Master of the Buck Hounds; the
Treasurer of the Household ; the Comptroller of the
Household ; the Rev. Dr. Blomberg, Deputy Clerk of the
Closet; Mr. Colquhoun, Colonial Agent for Dominica;
Lord Lilford, Lord in Waiting ; Admiral Sir Robert Ot-
way, Groom in Waiting ; Sir Sir Watben Waller, Extra
Groom in Waiting ; Sir Philip Sidney, Equery in
Waiting ; and the Master of the Ceremonies.
At the General Levee were—.
DUKES—Wellington, Richmond, Buccleuch.
Marquess Conyngham.
EARLS-Aboyne, Westmorland, Normanton.
VrscoutaTs—Ashbrook, Dungarvon, Hereford, Strath-
allan, Cole.
LORDS-Clinton, Oakley, Dunboyne, Darnley, Arthur
Lennox, Churchill, Clements, Middleton, Albert Conyng-
ham, Gardner, Mahon, Malmesbury.
HONOURABLES-Captain G. Campbell, R.N., Major
Devereux, William Spencer, Arthur Lascelles, R. Bootle
Wilbraham, J. H. Foley, Henniker.
Brsizors—Worcester, Calcutta.
Sims—Charles Knightley, G. Seymour, William Hutch.
inson, Edward Smythe, P. Grey Egerton, Patrick Bellew,
J. Gordon Siclair, R.N., W. Oglander, Thomas Gooch,
William Folkes, Charles Aldis, William Burnett, Charles
Monck, T. Cochrane, George Shee, Edward Blackett.
Reverend Doctor Blomberg.
REV. MESSIEURS—Sir J. Godfrey Thomas, Bart., C.
Repton, Sir Thomas Cullum, Bart., Richard Musgrave,
M. R. Scott, Josiah Bateman, J. B. Tyrwhitt, Richard
Musgrave.
MESSIEURS—FyIer, Edwards Vaughan, Nash Edwards
Vaughan, Thomas Estcourt, Martin, Colquhoun, C.
Cooper, Bertie Mathew, William Cooper Cooper, S. Clerke
Jervoise, D. Thompson, Pickersgill, R.A., T. Le Mar-
chant Saumarez, Gustavus Hamilton, Beaumont, Williain
Blaynev, William Read, Stratford Dugdale, Mansel Talbot,
Henry Irvine, T. J. W. Butler•, James Mills, John T.
Briggs, Newdegate, Morant, M'Nabb, Charles Holden,
G. Lamb, Paulet Mildmay, Champion Dymoke, Duncan
Campbell, E. G. Jones, Cregoe, John Tyndall, Francis
Pigott, Cherry, Norton (of Elton), Gwyn, Moreton Dyer,
Walter Sneyd, General Fitzgerald, Whitshed, Channell,
Cartwright, D. R. !gorier, Pocklington, Hewgill, Herbert,
Brigatock, Bayford, Reynard, John Wood, M.P., Blunt,
Blackstone, Portman, M.P., Sackville Lane Fox, Meek,
Littledale, Joy, George Tudor, oJander, A. 0. Sterling,
C. G. Wynne, M.P., Charles Boyle, Lloyd, J. Morier,
Phillipps, Donovan.
ADMIRALS-Sotheron, Scott, Sir Thomas Williams,
Sir Graham Hammond, Sir James H. Whitshed.
GENERALS-Sir H. Montressor, J. Brown, Sir J. DA-
rymple, Sir George Walker, Sir Charles Bruce, K.C.8.,
Darling, Sir John Lambert, Broderick, Sir Charles Wale,
Sir John Slade, W. Stuart, Taylor, Blommart.
COLONELS-Sir Charles Thornton, Maclachlan, Fre-
derick Walker, D. H. Bellasis, Peach, Godwin, Sir Robert
H. Dick, Wynyard, Sir Neil Douglas, Hon. Henry Mur.
ray, Barns, Dorville, Sir Henry Pynn, Biggs, Kennedy
Clark, Lindsay, Story, Grey, C. 8., Davies, Spink, Sir F
Smith, Purvis.

MAJORS—James Anderson, Willock, Hilliard, Dal-
gairns, Bethune, Gwyne Halford, Slade, Dyneley, Charles
Irvine, Hyde.
CAPTAINS—Newbery, Skipsey, R.N., Pelly, H. S. V.
Rose, Wm. Symons, R.N., Nugent, Pearce, Williams,
R.N., Winnington, Dashtvood, R.N., Christie, Lewis
Davies, R.N., Hoste, R.N., Bourchier, R.N., George
Pechell, R.N., Pole, Gould, Beauchamp St. John, Rich-
ard F. Rowley, R.N., Woodoiyf, Hugh Cook, R.N., Sir
Nesbit Willoughby, Riley, Price, R.N., Fead, R.N., Sir
Henry Baker, Codrington, Matthew Smith, R.N.
COMMANDERS—Geo. Daniell, Henry West, Robert
Craigie, M'Konochie, Ricketts, Sir W. Dickson, R.N., J.
F. Gordon, Geo. Wm. Matson.

LIEUTENANTS-Robert Dwyer, it.N., C. H. Darling,
Keir, Wm. Allen, R.N., J. Lloyd Clayton, R.N., Wm.
Fulford, Freeman Murray, Hon. W. Devereux, R.N.,
Sharpin, Hon. J. Lindbay, J. G. Rawstone, Graham Kin-
naird, R.N., Houston, R.N., Duncan Chisholm, W. J.
Beare, Freeman, A. J. Le Neve, R.N.
ENSlGNS—Richard M. Best, Winnington.
The following presented addresses to his Majesty :
The Duke of Buccleuch, from the Freeholders, Justices of
the Peace, and Commissioners of Supply of Selkirk,
thanking his Majesty for not having created Peers.
'Fhe Duke of Wellington, from the Gentry, Clergy,
Bankers, Merchants, and other Inhabitants of the towns
of Manchester and Salford, expressing their gratitude
for the firmness evinced by his Majesty in refusing to
sanction an unconstitutional creation of Peers, signed
by seven hundred of the most respectable inhabitants.
Mr. Colquhoun, Colonial Agent for Dominica, presented
a petition from a Aleeting of the Inhabitants, express.
ing their most ardent loyalty and fidelity, and tendering
their lands purchased of the Crown, and their negroes
of the merchants, secured to them by law at leas than
their value, from the apprehended insecurity of property
there.
The Lord Lieutenant of Northampton, accompanied by Sir
C. Knightley and other Gentlemen from the town of
Northampton, very numerously signed, thanking his
Majesty for his firmness in refusing an indefinite crea-
tion of Peers,
The following were presented to the King :--
Rev. Sir T. Cullum, Bart., on his marriage and coining
to his title
Sir Philip Grey Egerton, on his marriage, by Lord Cole
Mr. Nash Edwards Vaughan, by his father
Mr. Herbert, President of Montserrat, by Viscount Code-
rich

Major James Anderson, East Essex Militia, on his pro-
motion
Mr. Joy, on his marriage, by-the Marquess of Lansdowne
Rev. Sir John Godfrey Thomas, Bart., by the Earl of
Albemarle
Mr. James Mills, Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of
Essex

Mr. Samuel Clarke Jervoise, by the Earl of Surrey
Lord Clements, by the Earl of Leitrim
Mr. Pocklington by the Earl of Macclesfield
Hon. Mr. Henniker, by Lord Henniker
Mr. Hewgill, Deputy-Lieutenant of Yorkshire, by Sir
H. Taylor
Sir Edward Smythe, by Lord Hill
Mr. William Channell, by Sir W. A. Ingilby
Rev. Mr. Tyrwhitt, by the Champion Dymoke
Mr. Gwyn, on being appointed a Deputy-Lieutenant for
the county of Glamorgan, by Lord James Stuart
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Mr. John Tyndale, by the Marquess of Lansdowne
Mr. William Cooper Cooper, on his marriage Calcuttaage
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Sir Charles Aldis
Mr. Cregoe, by Lord Dunally
Mr. E. G. Jones, Deputy-Lieutenant for Hampshire
Sir W. Burnett, K.C.H., on being appointed Physician
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The Hon. Wm. Spencer, by Lord Churchill
Mr, B. Mathew, on appointment to a Cornetcy in 10th
Lord Albert Canynghatn, by the Marquess Conyngham
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Jr. Duncan Campbell, of Inverneil and Ross, Deputy
Lieutenant of Argyllshire, by his Grace the Duke of
Argyll
fhe Hon. Major Devereux, by Colonel Wood
Mr. Henry Irvine, by Viscount Hood
Bishop of Calcutta, on his departure to Calcutta
Mr. Charles Boyle, on his appointment, by Viscount Pal..
- merston
- Mr. Macnabb, by Colonel Sir Robert Dick
Mr. Meek, on his appointment as Comptroller of the Vic-
tualling of his Majesty's Navy, by Sir James Graham
Mr. Oglander, by Sir William Oglander
Mr. John T. Briggs, Accountant-General of the Navy, by
Sir James Graham
Lieutenant-General Sir George Walker, late Commander
of the Forces at Madras, by Lord Hill
I Lieutenant-General Darling, on his return from the Go-
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Brecknock, by Sir J. H. Williams
Captain Gould, Dorset Militia, by the Earl of Digby
Lieut. J. L. Clayton, R.N., on his marriage, by Sir J.
Beresford
Lieut. Kerr, 85th Light Infantry, on his promotion and
return from abroad, by his father, Rear-Admiral Lord
Mark Kerr
Lieut. W. Allen, R N., on his being appointed to Survey
the River Niger, by Sir T. Hardy
Capt. W. Symonds, R.N., on his appointment as Sur-
veyor of the Navy, by Sir James Graham
Captain Winningtnn, by Lord Foley
Mr. Blackstone, Deputy-Lieut. of Berks, by the Earl of
Abingdon
Mr. David Morier, Minister Plenipotentiary to the Swka
Cantons.
Mr. Brigstock, by Lord Ribblesdale
Mr. Whitshed, on his marriage, by his father
Mr. Gerald Fitzgerald, by the Hon. Major-Gereril King
Mr. Reynard, by Lord Grantham
Mr. Francis Pigott, by Mr. Broca%
Mr. A. C. Sterling, by Lieut.-General Sir S. Hawker
Mr. John Wood, M.P., on being appointed Recorder of
York
Mr. Charles Holden, by the Earl of Wicklow
Hon. J. Le Merchant Saumarez, by Vice-Achniral Lout
Colville
Lieut.-Colonel D. H. Bellasis, on his return to India
Lieut.-Colonel Maclachlan, on promotion
Major-General Blommart, by Field-Marshal Sir Samnel
Hulse, G. H.
General Brodrick, by the Earl of Bandon
Major Willock, by Admiral Sir Francis Laforey, Bart.
Major Dalgairns, on his return from India, by Earl Amherst
Major Slade, by Lieutenant-General Sir John Slade
Captain Codrington, by Sir E. Codrington
Captain B. St. John, by the Hon. Colonel Wodehouse
Commander M'Konochie, R.N., by Admiral Sir P. C.
H. Durham
Commander R. Craigie, R.N., by the Hon. Sir H. Black-.
wood
Commander Henry West, by the Earl of Verularn
Commander General Daniell, by Sir J. Graham
Lieut. Sharpin, by the Earl of Munster
Lieut. the Hon. W. Devereux, by Viscount Hereford
Lieut. C. H. Darling, on arrival from New South Willis
Lieut. Duncan Chisholm, by Colonel Mackinnon
Lieut. W. G. Beare, by the Marquess of Thomond
Lieut. F. Murray, by Sir W. Pringle
Lieut. Houstoun, by Sir A. Dickson
Lieut. Hon. J. Lindsay, by the Earl of Balcarras
Lieut. Graham Kinnaird, by the Duke of Leinster
Lieut. William Fulford, by Sir G. B. Fisher, K. C. H.
Lieut. Robert Dwyer, R.N., by Sir James Graham
Major Hilliard, by Colonel 'Wood
Ensign Winnington, by the Hon. Lieut.-General Meade
Ensign R. M. Best, on appointment to the 64. th Regi.
rant, by Lord Hill,

After the Levee Lieut.-General Sir John H. Dalrymple,
Bart., had the honour of an audience of the King.
The Field Officer in Waiting, and the Colonel of the
King's Guard, made their report of the effective state of
the three Regiments of Foot Guards.
His Majesty gave audiences to Viscount Palmerston,
Earl Grey, Lord Hill, the Duke of Richmond, Lord Com-
herniae, the Earl of Albemarle, the Marquess of Win
chester, and Lord Holhaid.
Her Majesty arrived in town yesterday afternoon from
the palace at Windsor.
The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria rode at
Mr. Fosard's riding-school yesterday forenoon. I❑ the
afternoon their Royal Highnesses walked for some time in
Hyde-park.

_ .
Despatches were brought by a courier to the Belgian
Minister yesterday morning from his Government.
The Prussian Minister transacted business at the Fo-
reign office on Tuesday.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, JUNE 13.--Wind W. S. W.--Arrived from the
river and sailed, the Fallodeu, Alowle, for Ascension ;
Morley, Douglas, for Ceylon ;,; and Britannia, Bowden,
for the Cape of Good Hope.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 13.--Wind S.W.—Sailed the
London,Wimble, for Madras and Bengal ; and Sylvia trans-
port, for Deptford.
FALMOUTII, JUNE 12.—Wind E. to S..—. Arrived tl e
Echo steam-packet from Plymouth.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 12.—Sailed the Royal George, Wil-
son, for Bombay. Arrived the Thalia, Hammond, frcin
Trieste ; Tay, M'lsletaie, from Naples; Janet, Dysart,
from Marseilles ; and Maria, Bass, from Bilboa.
DUBLIN, JUNE 11.—Arrived the Pomona, Burns, frilu
Riga.

Cortx.,-JuNE 11.—Arrived the Camilla, BibbinE, from
Cadiz.

BRISTOL, JUNE 12.—Arrived the Lavina, Morris,fi om
Jamaica.

The Orwell transport, bound to Quebec, got on shore
near Kingsdown, yesterday, but came oft without as-
ststanee.

The Caledonia, Gifford, bound to Havannab, sunk in
the mud at Guernsey, on Monday, and received conside-
rable damage.
Extract of a letter from the agent to Lloyd's at Madeira,
dated May 29:

" The blockade has been raised by orders from the Azore
Islands. TIN vessels which maintained and embarked the
troops and refugees that were at Porto Santa, saPuti
on the 25th to join the expedition of Don Pedro."

His MAJESTY has been pleased to order that
the statue of the late Earl of HARCOURT shall be placed
in St. George's Chapel, Windsor. This splendid statue,
by SIEVIER, which holds a conspicuous place in the pre-
sent exhibition at Somerset-house, represents the late Field.
Marshal in his coronation robes.

The Hon. JOHN GREY, fifth son of the
Noble Premier, has recently taken his degree at Oxford,
preparatory to entering into holy orders. According to
the canon law, we believe Mr. GREY is too young to be
ordained, having just entered his 21st year, and of course
it is not contemplated to make an exception in his favour.
His MAJESTY has been pleased to command
that Field Officers in the Army and Royal Marines shall
in future wear a brass (instead of a leather) sword scab..
bard, suspended by a buffalo white leather waist belt, in-
stead of the shoulder belt and slings now worn.—Ports.
mouth Herald.

The Marquis of CONYNGHAM was presented
to his MAJESTY yesterday at the Levee, being the first
time that Noble Lord has been at Court since the demi,l
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We understand there will be no horticultural
fete at Chiswick this year. It may be recollected, pro-
bably, that the last fete was " cut" by the principal
branches of the aristocracy, so that scarcely a titled per-
sonage was present, owing to some real or imaginary want
of deference on the part of the committee.
The manager of our theatre closed the house
on Tuesday evening, not having an audience sufficiently
numerous to play to. We understand that the receipts
did not amount to 20s.— Chester Courant.
The wheats, though backward, are every where
coming into ear, and in the memory of the oldest people
living there never was a season of such abundant promise
as the present. The luxuriance both of foliage and yew!.
taddon is almost beyond belief.

By the death of the late lamented Mrs. PAL-
MER, of Ham Common, Sir WILLIAM HENRY PALMER,
Bart., becomes possessed of the most valuable estate in the
county of Mayo, worth 30,0001. a-year, and a very large
estate in the county of Dublin.

EXCAVATION'S IN ROME.—In prosecuting
the the excavations undertaken in the Forum at the public ex-
epaesttse,
column, there wwa
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conjectured
adntgoulhaarye pedestalfor,nean etair,
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of a candelabrum; it is in marble, and of considerable size,
and is ornamented with several beauti'ul bas-reliefs in gocd
preservation,durin e tb e prorgerpereess representing t
the
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model of the splendid dancing figures at Heretdaneuni
Independently of a marble bust, this is the only ,p •
of the plastic art which has yet been brought "in%