The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-26 00:00:00

Yesterday his -MAJESTY 'held a Levee, at his
Palace in Pall-mall. Never was a more crowded
and brilliant scene displayed. The Monarchs of
the Contineut are at this moment doubly repre-
. seated at our Court, having appointed extraordi-
nary Ambassadors to be present at his Majesty's
Coronation. These attended yesterday as well
as the regular Ministers and their suites; thus
the number of foreigners of distinction assembled,
greatly exceeded that which came in the train
of-the Allied Sovereigns when they visited this
country. Ali the superior classes of British sub-
jects evinced an anxiety to pay to his Majesty
that homage- which he had received from the
Peers hi the Abbey. Besides which, it is neces-
sary that every individual should be presented
;again after the Coronation, however frequently
Might have been at Court before ; and those
who could not have that. honour yesterday must
be presented at his Majesty's Drawing Room this
day, if they wish to have the privilege of free
. admission in future to all Courts. The numbers
of the Nobility and others present yesterday
were estimated at. upwards of two thousand.
Seventeen hundred were counted at one time;
hut the Company flowed in so abundantly, from
half4ast one till near five o'clock in the evening,
that -it was impossible to count the rest.—A de-
tachment of the King's Guard marched into the
Palace-yard from the Old Palace, under the
command of Colonel Dawkins, of the Coldstream
Regiment of Guards, preceded by their Band in
• their state uniforms. A detachment of the First
Regiment of Life Guards, under the command of
the Earl of Uxbridge, arrived in Waterloo-place,
opposite- to the King's Palace, headed by their
Band in their state uniforms, with their kettle-
drums, trumpets, trombones, &c.; they played al-
ternately with the FoOt Band. The Life Guards
wore their Cuirasses. Two of this corps, of a
gigantic size, were stationed in the Grand Hall.
--The King's Pages, the Gentlemen Porters, &C.
appeared in their new Coronation uniforms, the
coat of purple, richly embroidered with gold lace
;and buttons; the waistcoat and breeches of white
kerseymere, with gold embroidered buttons and'
gold lace to the knees. The Yeomen Gua.rd had 11
their new pattisands, as at the Coronation. Some
Of their principal Officers appeared in their antique
dresses, ruffs round their necks, &c.--The King
entered the State Apartments soon after the ap-
pointed time and proceeded to receive the corn-
' plimentary and dutiful congratulations of the
Foreign Princes, the Ambassadors and Ministers,
with others specially appointed to our Court, and
a very numerous assemblage of Foreigners, the
Cabinet Ministers, the Great Officers of State,
and others who have the privilege of the entre.—
is Majesty then proceeded to his general Levee
Room, attended by the Honourable Corps of
Gentlemen Pensioners. In addition .to those
tefore alluded to, there were present—
Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York, Clarence, and
Cambridge ; the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of Lon-
-don, the Bishop of LandatE, the Bishop of Chester, the Lord
Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, the Vice-Chan-
cellor, the President of the Royal Academy, the Governor of
the lonian Islands, the Chief Baron of the Exchequer of Scot-
land, the Judges of the Arches Court, the Chamberlain, Count
tieandelsloh;Charge de Affaires from his Majesty the King of
% irtemberg, accompanied by General -Neuffer ; the Marquess
Santa. Cruz, front Spain ; the Duke de Grammont, from
France, Count Lowenhielm, Count de Prolorme, the Prince
Ilattezfeldt, Count Alontzen, Count Mattezhan, Count de
Stackelberg froth Russia, Count Vitzum, Count de Molke, the
Attorney-General, the Solicitor-General, the Speaker of the
Eons:: of Commons, the Dean of Westminster, the Sub-Dean of
the Chapel Royal, the Lord Mayor of London, the Recorder of
London, Sheriff Williams. The following Ambassadors and
Ministers:—Russian Extraordinary, in state, in two carriages ;-
the Austrian, the French Ambassador, with the same magnifi-
cence and splendour as when presented to the King ' • the Spa-
nish Minister, the American Minister, accompanied by his Se-
cretary, Mr. Adam Smith ; the Turkish, the Damsh, the
Is,:therlands, the Swedish, the Prussian, the Hanoverian, the
Portuguese, the Bavarian, the Neapolitan, accompanied by
Prince Pertanna,. the Special Minister; the Prussian Mi-
nister Extraordinary,.Baron Just, the Saxon Minister, Prince
Peekin, Count Lucie, Gen. Felisberto, Caldar Brant and his
son, the Mayor of Oxford,- and the Lord Chief Justice Clerk
of S:otland.

1) KES—Rutland, Dorset, Newcastle, Atholl, Beaufort,
Bedford, Devonshire, Wellington, Norfolk, De Graturnout,
and Montrose.

MARQUESSEs--Wincliester' Anglesea, Tie Wield, Bath,
Lothiaa; Camden, Huntley, L. 011andini, Cholmondeley,
Northampton, Donegall, Tweedale, Cornwallis, Exeter, Head-
fort, L3r:donderry, --Hertford, Lansdowne, Wellesley, Ely,
&Ahab. ury.

EAn r...3—Westmorland, Kinnoull, St. Gerthans, Westmeath,
Mansfield, Caledon, Shaftesbury, Dartmouth, Portarlington,
t ;Lin william, Roden, Minors; Manvers Blesirton, Northcsk,
Abingdon., lirecknock, Clonmell, Aylesford, Cowper, Gosford,
Falmouth, Cardigan, Digby, Abergavenny, Donoughniore,
Bective, Harcourt, Aboyne, Carhampton, Harrowby, Ferrers,
Scarborough, Belfasc, Macclesfield, Portsmouth, Mount Edg-
cumbe, Pomfret, Spencer, Jersey, Aberdeen, Aylesford, Gros-
venor, Harzourt, Chichester, Delawar, Courton, IVilton, Car-
digan, Somers, Cathcart, Apsley, Meath, Wemyss and March,
Surrey, Horne, Orford, Denbigh, Strathmore, Limerick, Long-
Ikld„ Stradbrdlee, Rocksavage, Moray, Cassillis, Coventry,Gal-
losiay, Giengall, Stanhope, Glasgow, Athlone.
Vrtwo u svr s—Duncannon, A s hbrooke, Dungannon, Cran-
bourne, Bridport, Audley, Dunwich, Douglas, Eastnor, Valle-
tort, Stopferd, M lville, Sidmouth, Exmo..th, Bernard, Bar-
nard, -Bearhaven, Tarnworth, Hawarden, Hampden, Ennis-
more, Galway, Boyne, Pcwerscourt, Deerhurst," Morpeth,
Granville, Palmerston, Sydney, Lake. •
Loxes—Rivers, Ell enborough, Glenlyon, Saltoun, Bayning,
Selsey, Forester, E. Greville, Glammis,,LangfOrd, Marcus Hill,
P. Dunstanville, G. Lynes, Clifford, Rodney, R. Manners, C.
Townshend, Dunsany, Howard de Walden, Clinton, Dynevor,
Beresford, Bingham, Carbery, E. Somerset, Delamere, Dude,
As.iburton, dill, Stawell, Garvagh, G. Soinerset,Combermere,
Ravensworth, W. Bentinck, J. Thynne, Massy, Calthorpe,
Napier, J. Somerset, Brandon, • Walsingham, Northwick, El-
cho, Ilotham, Gwyyr, St. Helens, G. Beresford, Grantham,
Dufferin, Asiibroolc, Ilowden; Amherst, Cunningham, Rad-
stock, Boston, Binning.
RIGHT HONOURABLES—C. Long, N. Vansittart, C. Ba-
thurst, Sir Henry Russell, Sir G. F. Hill, John Beckett, Sir
Gore Ouseley, Charles Grant, Sir H. Wellesley, C. Grant, T
Maitland, Sir J. Nicholl,, Sir E. Nepean, B. Blomfield, J.
Leech, G. Canning.
HONOURABLZS—C. Noel, E. Hawke, .T. Tollemach, M.
:Murray, W. Fraser, G. Mulles, Thomas Lister, W. Home,
Hurdley, G. C. Agar, Shirley, Lindsey Burrell, J. So-
mers Cocks, W. Burrell, General Taylor, • H. Blackwood,
Captain Strutt, John Stuart, A. Calthorpe, Calthorpe W.
Scott, Capt. Curzon, C. Shore, C. Trefusts, Licut.-Col.
10th Hussars, Capt. Southwall, Capt. N. Southwall, Captain
Trefusit, H. Rodney, E. Gore, R.N., James Stewart,
Major Finch, D. Finch, West, Basil Cochrane. •
SIRS—P. Walker, G. -Bell, W. Elliott, Barnard, It.
Chester, T. B. Leonard, J. Newbolt, R. \Woodford, Bart. H:
Fitzherbert, Bart. J. Little, P. Musgrave, H. l'ynn, 'l'.. Malt-
land, M. Maxwell, T. Turton, Bart. li. William.son;i C.
Plower, Bart. F. Desangcs, C. Aldis, A. Campbell, K.C.B. F.
Henniker, S. Stewar, A. Don. G. Pocock; Shaw, Bart: -W.
E. Taunton, J. Nicholl, W. Scott, J. Byerly-, F:Sh•uckburgh,.
It. Plaskett, J. Alexander, H. Peyton, G. Blanc, W. Blizard,
H. Calvert, St. Ledger Hill, T. Lawrence,. H. Wellesley,
H. Duel's J. Frederick, J. Croft, G. Denys, W. Iloste, R.-
.Todrell, IL C. Lippencott, W. Keith, ',W. tiorrowcs,
Dal-
las,' G. Hampson, F. I.7owlce, W. Stirling, C. Price, H.
Harding, D. Ogilby,- R.'Laurie,- E. Colebrooke, Bart. W.
Adams, A. Hume, P. Walker, G. Tuthill, G. Martin,-G.C.B.
F. Baker, .1. Stronge, G..• Jerningh: m A. J. Cochrane, C.
Flint, M. Tierney, J. C. Borland, B rt. 0. Aladson, It. Ba-
ker, R. Acton,.J. C. Murray, Bart. H. Bill. J. Sewell, J. Bur-
gess, It. A. Inglis, G. Nayler, F. Farquhar, B. Henegan,•J.
VelloweS, Chatterton, J. Beresford, J. Gore, H. HArainge,