The Sun.
London, England, 1832-07-26 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Yesterday, soon after two o'clock, the KING, attended
Sir HERBERT TAYLOR, arrived in town in his travel•
ling carriage and four, escorted by a party of Light Horse.

Ilis MAJESTY held an Investiture ot-the Order of the
I3.th, when Rear-Admiral Sir 1111cmazt SEYMOUR,
K.C.13., who was knighted and invested with the Badge
if the order in 1816, was introduced to the Royal pre-
st nee, preceded hy Sir Wm. Woons, the Officer of Arms,
attendant upon the second and third classes, and received
from his MAJESTY the Star of a flight Commander.

The KING then held a Levee; the Members of the
d fferent Orders wore their collars, it being a Collar day,
which gave additional splendor to the Court.
At the Entrge Levee, Mr. RIVES, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States of
America to the King of the FRENCH, was presented to
his MAJESTY by Mr. VAIL, the American Charge
d'Affaires.

An address of congratulation to his MAJESTY on his
lite escape from the attack upon his Royal Person, was
presented by the President and Council of the Royal Col-
lege of Surgeons, accompanied by Sir ASTLEY COOPER,
Set jeant-Surgeon to the KING ; Mr. R. KEATE, Surgeon-
Extraorinnary to the KiNC's Person ; Mr. EARLE, Mem-
!, rof the Council; Mr. VINCENT, the President; Mr.
GUTHRIE, and Mr. WHITE, the Vice-Presidents, and a
number of other members of that learned body.
A similar address was presented to the KING by the
Rev. JAMES R. BROWN, Moderator of the Presbytery of
London, in communion with the E4ablished Church of
Scotland. He was accompnied by the Rev. JoHN MAC..
DONALD, JAMES NISBET, Esq. Elder ; the Rev. WM.
KING TWEEDIE, the Rev. WALTER M'LEAN, the Rev.
JAMES MILLER, the Rev. Dr. JOHN CROMBIE, the Rev.
Dr. PERRIER, of St. Andrew's, and JAMES MARSHALL,
E.g. Elder. They were all presented to the KING by
Viscount MELBOURNE.

His AlnicsTir gave audiences to the Field Officer in
waiting, and the Officer of the Guaid, who laid before his
IHAJEsTY a report of the effective state of the three regi•
m. nts of Foot Guards.

The KING also gave audiences to the Marquis of WIN..
CIIE •TER, the Duke of DEVONSHIRE, Eat! GREY, the
Duke of RICHMOND, the Duke of ARGYLL, Viscount PAL-
ItSTON, the Marquis of LAI.ISDOVI'NE, Sir HENRY
BLACKWOOD, and Sir GEORGE SEYMOUR.

At the Entrée Levee were present-the Duke of Con-
BERLAND, the Russian Anib issador, the Neapolitan, Ba-
varian, Prussian, Spanish, Wurtemberg, Saxon, Brazilian,
and French Ministers ; the Danish, Sardinian, and United
States Chat ges des Affaires ; the Baron de WESSENBERG,
the Austrian Minister, on a special mission; General
GOBLET, the Belgian Minister, on a special mission ;
COMA MICHAEL WORONZONY, the Archbishop of CAN-
TERBURY, the Bishop of LONDON, the Lord President,
the First Lord of the Treasury, the Secretaries of State
for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial Departments; the
Chance for of the Exchequer, the President of the Board
of Contro!, the Paymaster of the Forces, the Postmaster-
G neral, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the Horse,
thl Groom of the Stole, the Captain of the Hon. Corps of
Gentlemen Pensioners ; the Captain of the Yeomen
Guard ; Lord HILL, Gold Stick in waiting ; Earl AM -
ireasT, Lord in Waiting; Admiral Sir HENRY BLACK-
woon, Groom in Waiting; the Comptroller of the House-
hold, the Attorney-General, tire Solicitor-General, the
Dean of HEREFORD, Deputy Clerk of the Closet, and
Chaplain to their MAJESTIES ; the Master of the Cere-
monies, Sir WILLIAM WOODS, Clarenceux King of Arms ;
Sheriffs PIRIE and CowAN ; and Master STEPHENSON,
Page of Honour.

At the General Levee were—
DUKES—Northumberland, Leeds, Argyll.
MA RQuis—Downshire.
EA Kt —Darlington.
SlRS—George Uarnilton„Astley Cooper, Bart., Charles
Bell, K.G.H., Joh de Veulle, J. Lillie, J. Hobhouse, G.
seymour.

BA Rot/ —Linsingen.
Ray. DOCTORS—Ferrie, John Crombie.
Raw. MESSIEURS—S. Middleton, 8.D., B. B. Stevens,
Jamrs R. Brown, C. B. Drought, James Millar, John
M Donald, Walter APLean, W. K. Tweedie.
MEYSIEURS—Vincent, Guthrie, White, Earl. R. Keate,
Goo4l ike, G. H. Elliott, J Imes Marshall, James Nisbet,
George Banker, Halswell, H. E. Fox, Throckmorton,
Robert Palmer, M.P., Mellish, D. Thomson.
ADMIRALS—Sir Michael Seymour, Lord Gambier, Sir
R. Keats, Sir Chides Ogle.

GENERALS-Sir Hudion Lowe, Alontresor, Stapylton,
Bradsa,w, Wilson, Pigot, C'inton.

COLONELS —R-ady,H. Roberts, Sir Charles Thornton,
Pennington, Thorn, L. Walker, Forrest, Dalrymple.
MAJORS—Tonkin, James Waller, M‘Pherson, Hyde.
CAPTAINS—A. P. Green, 11. N., Doyle, Mends, Isaac
Rob neon, Herne Berehell, E. Waller, R.N., E. Sparsholt,
It.N., Apcough, Gambier, E. Stopford, Garth, R.N.
COMMANDER—John W. Johnson.
LIEUTENANTS—JodreII, King, T. S. Foreman, R.N.,
Bradshaw, R N.
ENSIGNS—Ready, E. Moll,.
The following presented addresses to the Sovereign :
The Duke of Northumberland, from the Mayor and Cor-
poration of Newcastle-on. Tyne, on the late atrocious at-
tack on his Majesty.
Mr. Sheriff Pirie and Mr. Sheriff Cowan, from the Free-
holders and Inhabitants of the county of Middlesex, con-
gratulating his Majesty upon his escape from the late
atrocious attack upon his person.
Ile Duke of Argyll, from the Noblemen, Freeholders,
Justices of the Peace, of Argyllshire, upon the late trea-
sonable attack upon his Majesty; and also from the
Royal borough of Inverary, to the same effect.
Sir John de Veuile, Bailiff of Jersey, from the States of
the Island of Jersey, upon his Majesty's escape from the

outrageous attack made upon his sacred person at Ascot.
Mr. George B.nkes, from the Mayor and Inhabitants of
Weymouth and Melcomb Regis, congratulating his
➢lajesty on his escape from the late atrocious attempt
upon his Royal person.
Mr. George Henry Elliott, from the Grand Jury of Berk-.

shire.
Sir .Lihn Scott Lillie, from the county of Middlesex, con-
gratulating his Majesty on his escipe from the late at-
tack on his person, and returning thanks for the measure

of Parliamentary Reform.
The following were presented to his MAJESTY :
The Rev. S. Middleton, all., Queen's College, Can-
bridge, on his marriage, by the Right Hon. C. Grant.
The Rev. B B. Stevens, CbGyheaLnpe,lraradiln,Nrytuoiliigtaohmne.oFreo.rces, on bit
Thereturn Rev. f rCo .mBC. Canada,
)Drought,Y
\lr. Goollake, by Sir Hussey Vivian.
The lion. H. E. Fox, on his appointment to Turin, by
Viscount Palmerston.
Mr. Goodl .ke, High Sheriff of B:rks, by the Earl of
Abingdon.
Lieutenant-General Sir H. Lowe, on being appointed to
the Colonelcy of the 56th Regiment, by Lord Hill.
ensign Ready, on appointment to the 71st Light Infante}''
by Colonel Ready.
Mr. , Mellish, on his return from abroad, by Viscount

merston.
Admiral Lord Gambier, on receiving, as Admiral of the
Fieet, the honour of a Field Marshal's baton, as a irle'
morial of his Majesty's gracious approbation of his coo'

duet in the service of the nation.
Rear-Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, on promotion, by SD.

James Graham.
Lieutenant-Genaral Montresor, on returning from the

appointed Companion of the Bath, by the
tohne
being
continent.
Lieutenant-Colonel 11. Roberts, on his return from IndiP
Right
ht
gon. Charles Grant.
Liea.tdenbaeinll:-Colonel Thorn, on being appointed a Knig'"„
lC)
yo Royal Guelphic Order, by Lord Oil
Hanoverian Guelphie Order, by Sir Herbert Taylor.
MajorfiLlo.ar Lord Vi
Companion
Major Macpherson, 13th Regiment of Foot, on prornoticitu
nominated Knight of the }lie
Captain Doyle, on his return from Berlin, by Lord Fre'
deriek Etzeltrence.
Captain Mends, on his appointment, by Gen. Lord Hill'
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Captain Herne Burehell, on his return from India, "
Lieutenant-General Lord Howard of Effingham , 0
Captain Edward Sparshott, R.N , on his return 0°
abroad, by Lord Adolphus Fitzelarenee. nti
Ensign Edward Molloy, 55th Regiment, on his apP°l
ment, by Sir John De Beauvoir.
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Lieutenant Bradshaw, R.N., by Major-General Brads,'4
Lieutenant T. S. Foreman, R.N., by Sir G. Cockbur°;,i(
Lit•utant King, 21st Fusileers, on his appointment, by
Robert INl•Farlane.
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Lieutenant Jodrell, Grenulier Guards, on his appointro'

by Co!onel Woo (ford.
Commander John Wales Johnson, by Sir D. Gould.
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Cdpfain Edward Stopford, R.N. on his return
abroad, by Sir G. Cockburn.

ode
The Duchess of KENT and the Princess VicToicl,'

in the Parks on Tuesday morning at an early hour. ato
The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND returoc
their residence at Kew on Tuesday afternoon.
The French Minister had an interview with Vige°
PALMERSTON on Tuesday at the Foreign office. „eCif
A meeting respecting the monument to the 1.6-1,
JAMES MACINTOSH was held on Monday, at wbic.,,:jek
Marquis of LANSDOWNE and Viscount ALTHOREAttCP