The Sun.
London, England, 1817-03-07 00:00:00

Vesterdtty the Patircz Reoutur held a Levee It.
Carlton-house, which was numerotisly and spied-
dldly attended. A guard of honour marched intd
the court-yard about one o'clock, accompanied
by a band. A detachment of Life Guards was '
stationed outside:
The company began to arrive soon after one,
and continued coming till past three. The Ptruce
atter some customary formalities, re-
ceived the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers,
the Cabinet Ministers, their Royal Highnesses
the Dukes of_Vork, Clarence, and Gloucester, the
Grand Duke Nicholas and suite, the Archbishops
of Canterbury, York, and truant, the Great (Art—.
cers of State and of the Household, together with
the Recorder of London, the, High Sheriffof Lan-
caster, the High Sheriff of Surrey, the Mayor of
Norwich, the Dean of Westminster, accompanied
by several Prebends of the Chapter of Westmin-
ster, the Attorney-General, the Attorney-General
for the Dit..-hy of Cornwall, the Lord Advocate of
Scotland, and the Mayor of Shrewsbury..
The company was very numerous, among whom
were—
Dukes—Dtvonsitire, Marlborough, Athol!, Grafton, Nor-
folk, and Montrose.
Marquisses—WinOester, NVorcester, Cholmondeley, Staf-
ford, and Waterford.
Earls—Delawarre, Plymouth, Cariligan, Enaismore, Mex-
borough, Beauchamp, Powis, Roseberry, Rosslyn,llathurst,
Shaftesbury, Fortescuc, Allesbury, Coventry, Harrowby, Li-
verpool, clancarty, I'aulett, Dighy; Mulgrave Winchilsea,
Westmorland, Macclesfield, Pomfret, Stair, tiarewoud, Brad-
ford, Verulam, Egremont, Yarmouth, Spencer.
Visconntsj—Barrington, Butkcley, Folkestone, Kirkwall,
Deerhurst, Sidmnuth, Althorp, Clive, Ehringtou, Milsing-
town. Castlereagh, Marine, Melbourne, Cranborne,Carlton,
Exmouth, Midleton, Keith.
Lords—Holland, St. Helens, Rocksavage, Combermere,
Stanley, G. Beretford, Selsey, ltendlesham, Wit'. !Sentinel,
WM. Russell, A. Hamilton, R. Manuirs, Rolle, J.Toi,vnshend,
Arden, Erskine, Grantley, Graces, Montfort, Summers, Sto-
well, Brsybrooke, Harris, Button, C. Bentiack, Kenyon, It.

SeyinOur.
Right Honourah Canning., W. Hastings, B. Bathurst,
N. Vansittart, W. Ponsonby, F. Robinson, G. Rose, R. Liston
HonoUralites-LCol. F. . Ponsonbr, Lieut.th Barrington,
Hugh Lindsay, Capt. Spencer, Capt. Aylmer, H. F. Thellus-
son, Capt. Finch, J. Lowther, Eardley, W. Bennet, M. P.
Sirs—J. Leycester, G. Clarke, J. Silvester, W.prant, Tho-
mas Bloomfield, G. Osborne, J. Simeon, %I'm. Keppell,
White, Win. Congreve, Benj. Holdiouse, .1. Graham, Wm.
Curtis, Thos. Ackland, Lieut.-General Gordon Drummond,
G. C. P., Lieutenant-General Alexander Campbell, K. C. 8.,
Lieutenant-General M'Farlane, Lientenant-General ITunlope,
Majoe-General John Buchan, Colonel J. Robe, Colonel Thos.
Arbuthnot, Admiral John Beresford, John Scott Lillie; .Ze.
With a great number of Naval, Military, Re-
verend, and other Gentlemen.
Many of the Noblemen and Gentlemen who
appeared at Court went for the purpose-of pre-
senting addresses. -
Major-General Buchan and Colonel Scott Lillie
received the honour of knighthood. •
After the Levee, by command of his Royal
Highness the' Prince Regent, Lient.-General Sir
Richard Jones, of the East India Company's ser-
vice, was introduced, mid was invested a Knight
Commander of the Bath.
The Duke of Marlborough had an audience of
the Prince Regent, and delivered to his Royal
Highness the riband and Order of the Garter worn
by the late Duke his father.
His Royal Highness also gave audiences to the
Rnssinn Ambassador, Viscount Sidmonth,
count C.istlereagh, Mr. Canning, &c.
The Court did not break lip till near 6 o'clock.
The Addresses and Presentations were txtietne-
lv ntneuvons.