The Sun.
London, England, 1832-09-06 00:00:00

HIS MAJESTY'S LEVEE.

His Majesty, attended by Colonel Bowater, arrived in
town about two o'clock yesterday afternoon, in a car-
riage and four, escorted by a party of Light Dragoons,
from the Palace at Windsor. The Duke of Cumberland
was in waiting at the Palace, and received the King on
his artival.

The King held a Levee.
In the Entree Circle, Viscount Melbourne, Secretary-
of State for the Home Department, presented Mr. Frede-
rick Roe, Chief Magistrate of Police, to his Majesty.
The King gave audience to Viscount Palmerston, Vis-
count Melbourne, the Earl of Albetnarle, and Marquis;
Wellesley.
His Majesty, who was habited in a Field Marshal's
uniform, received first the Foreign Ministers, and those
who have the privilege of the entree; among whom ware
the Russian Ambassador, the Neapolitan, Bavarian,
Prussian, Wurtemberg,, Hanoverian, Belgian, and Nether-
lands Ministers; the Swedish Charge d'Affaires ; General
Goblet, on a special mission from Belgium ; the Secretaries
of State for the Home and Foreign Departments, the Lord
Steward, the Master of the Horse, the Captain of the
Honourable Band of Gentlemen Pensioners, the Master of
the Ceremonies ; Lord Napier, Lord in Waiting ; Sir
Joseph Whatley, Groom in Waiting ; Sir Wathen
Extra Groom in Waiting ; Colonel Bowater, Equerry in
Waiting ; Colonel Keate, of the Scotch Fusileer Guards,
Field Officer in Waiting ; Colonel Wyatt, Siver Stick.
Among the general company were-
-I\lxssiau as—Stewart, F. Roe.
GENERALS—Sir C. Greville, Sir F. Lyon, Sir W.
Inglis, Mawhy, Sir L. Smith.
Admiral Rodd.
COLONELS-Hornby, Hon. H. Murray, Sir C. Thom
ton, Tqlor, Wallace, Wynyard.

Major M'Arthur.
CAPTAINS—Ward, Waldegrave, R.N., Ayscougb, R.N.,
H. Duncan, R.N.
Ensign—Wallace.
The following were presented to his Mijesty :
Mr. Stewart, by his Grace the Duke of Leinster.
Major. General Sir Charles Greville, nn being appointed
Colonel of the 98th Regiment, and on hie return from
abroad.
Captain Waldegrave, R.N., on his return from abroad, by
Captain Duncan, R.N.
Captain \Verde, Royal Regiment, on his return from the
West Indies, by Lieut.-General Sir James Lyon.
Ensign Wallace, 16th Regiment.
Lieut,Calonel Hornhy, Scots Fusileer Guards, on promo.
tion, by Colonel Keate.
Hie MajesYy left town soon after holding the Court, on
his return to the Palace at Windsor.

An Edinburgh Paper mentions, that the family
of CIIARLES X. are about to leave Holyrood for Germany.
It this statement be corrut, we must tat esume that Vienna,
or some town in the Austrian dominions, lv i 1 be selected
as their future residence. The son of NaroLKos; having
lately died, perhaps the wily Prince MF.TTERNICII may
wish to possess other hostages for the good behaviour of
France. We leave that to be settled between him and
Louts PiumerE. Of the approaching departure of the
exiled Bouanosis, however, we may state that no doubt i 4
entertained in Edinburgh.—Times:
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LONDON,
THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 6, 1832.

Rumours have occasionally reached us, stat.
ing, that Don MimiEr, has obtained the assis-
tance of British officers beyond that which has been
afforded to him by Sir JOHN CAMPBELL and
Colonel OUSELEY, between whom, however,

there is no sympathy, except in their anxiousde'
sire from private considerations, to promote the
cause of the tyrant under whom they serve.
Sir JOHN CAMPBELL was considered a good
cavalry officer, so far as the command of a Regi'
ment goes ; and as a man with one eye is a Kilig
among those who are blind, so may Sir Jong
be an expert General in comparison with
GASPAR TEIXEIRA, SANTA MARTHA, MOS°
TALEGRE, and POVOAS. He is also a man of
courage, but beyond this little in his comtnen'
dation can be said. It is asserted, however, that
some other British officer of rank has joitte.d

the head-quarters of GAsPAR TEIXEIRA, t°
assist in directing the future operations of the
Alivelite troops; but we cannot believe the
statement ; it is a libel, indeed, on the British