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London, England, 1819-11-27 00:00:00

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1819.

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THE PRINCE REGENT'S LEVEE.

Yesterday his Royal Highness the Partqcx itg-
GENT held a Levee for the first time this season
at Carlton-house, which was very numerously at-
tended. The company began to arrive soon after
one o'clock, and confirmed to attire till past
three. The Levee was attended by their Royal
Highnesses the Dukes of Yolk and Clarence, and
Prince Leopold, and by their Excellencies the
Ambassadors nro Ministers front the Nether-
lands, Saxony, _,France, Naples, Turkey, Spain,
America, Portugal, Russia, Austria, and Sweden.
Some of their Excellencies came in state. "fhe
Spanish Ambassador and suite came in two car-
riages. At or previous to the first or entre Levee,
the Spanish Ambassador had 'a private audience of
the Regent, to deliver letters from his Sovereign.
The French Ambassador had the honour of an
audience, to which he was introduced with the
usinal ceremoniel, when his Excellency took leave
of his Royal Highness previous to his leaving
England, on his return to France.—The Count de
Linhares, the Envoy front his Majesty the King
of Portugal to the Court of Twin, was presented
to the Prince Regent by Count Palmulla, the Por-
tuguese Minister.—Neatly 800 persons were pre-
sent ; among whom were the Archbishop of
Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, and the Cabi-
net Ministers, the Great Officers of State, and the
full Court attendants,-the Secretary at War, the
Adjutant-General, the EArl Marshal of England,
the Lnrd Chief Justice of the Court of Common
Pleas, the Judge of the Admiralty, the Lord
Mayor of London, and Mr..'s.beriff Rothwell. We
cannot publish the whole list, but the following
are the principal names :
Duk,s—Richmond, Wellington, Norfolk, Montrose, Rut-
land, Madbotough, Athol, Northumberland, Newcastle,
Beaufort.

Mmrques,rs—Wincliester, Hertford, Salisbury, Cornwallis,
Queensberry, 01 immd, Anglesey, Ely, Stafford, Sligo, Cam-
den, Conyrigham, Cliolmondeley, Headfort.
Earls—Ayle,bury, Aylcsford, Chatham, Egremont, Albe-
marle, 'Planet, Gosford, Itmlen, Horne, Liverpool, Nlex-
borough. Stamford, /tuck Savage, Morley, Guilford, Strath-
more, Be!inure, Belfast, Cal hion, Moray, Non liesh, De La
Ivarr, Chichester, Wincheisea, Bridgewater, Nltilgrave, Den-
bigh, Harcourt, Yarmouth, AbegAvenny, Powis,
Russlyn, Ashlitirobam, Verulam, Hardwicke, Beet ire, Aber-
deen, Suffield, Plymouth, Bathurst, Westmorland, liarrow-
by, and Macclesfield.

riscounts—Clire, Bernard, Downe, Normanby,
ton, Valetort, Lascellei, tiieluueotle, Palmci,ton, Clietwynd,
Melville, Lake, Jocelyn, Maynard, Exmouth, Barrington,
Carleton, Caletlon, Castlerea4ll, 'Melbourne.

, .
Lords—Rolle, Ellenhot-in:Kit, Kenyon, Clifton, Fitzroy
Sonierset, Arthur Hill, Lowther, Montagne, Sandon, James
Townshend, Strathaven, Napier, Brodenell, C. Nhniiti•s,
John Townshentl, Hill, Prudhoe, Walsingliatp, St. Hel..it's,
llivers, Rouse, .1. Thyline, Foley. H. Fitzgerald, W. Nlan-
tiers, It Manners, Glenville, Harris, • Arden. liagot,
Churchill, Belmont. Boston, Gwydir, Eldon, Amherst, F.
Bentincli, Howard,Nortimich, G. Beresford.
flight lionctirty;.(.74—Sir 'l'. Timmer, Wallace, Sir 11. .1.
Russell, W. I)undas, fir G. Fluskisson, Sturges
Bourne, C. Long, Sir J. Leach, Ryder.
Nis/cops—Chester, 1)own, Ely, Petet borough, Bangor,.
Salisbury, London, Exeter, Gloucester.
Co./ids—De Linhares, 1)e Palmelia, Litdoff.
Anil a long List of Naval and Officers.

The following were among hose - who had
the honour of being presented to the Prince
Regent :
Rear-Admiral Halliday, upon his promotion.
Major-General Sir George Wood, K.C.8., upon his retarn
from India, by his brother Sir Mark Wood.
Major• General Sir Edward Kerrisim, on his promotion.
The Lord Mayor of London, upon his appointment to
oniec, by the late Lord Mayor.
Mr. Sheriff Rot hwell, by Sir William Curtis.
Mr. Braddrll, upon his bring appointed to the command of
the Furness Yeomanry Cavalry.
Dr. Somerville, upon his being appointed Physician to the
Royal Hospital, Chelsea.
Rear-Admiral the Hon. Sir Henry Hotham, K. C. 8., on.
his promotion.

Vice-Ailmir.il Sir Thomas B. Thompson, on his promotion.
Admiral Sir George Canipbell, on his promotion to Admi-
ral of thi,. White.

Mr. Warren, on his being appointed to be Chief Justice of
Chester.

Sir Thomas Heathcote, on coming to his title. •
Sir Charles Price, on succeeding to his title.
The Earl of Guilford, on hi 4 going ab►oad.
Mr. Foresti, son of Sir Sprudon Foresti, by the Lord in
Waiting.

The Marquis of Queensberry, by Lord Montagu.
Rear-Admiral Douglas, on his promotion.
Major-General Sir Herbert Taylor, on his marriage, and on
his being appointed a Knight Commander of the Guelphic
Order.

The Earl of Be!More, on his return front abroad.
Lieut.-General Vansittart, on his marriage, by the Chan-
cell-or of the Exchequer.
Lord Brundell, by the Earl of De La Warr, upon his re-
turn from abroad.

Lord Ellentorongb, on coining to his title, by the Bishop
of Chester.

The Earl of Stamford, on coming to the title and to the
Lieutenancy.
Mr. Macgregor, on his being appointed Sergeant-Surgeon
to the King, by Lord Charles .Manners.

After the Levee, the Prince Regent was pleatied
to invest Admiral Sir Manly Dixon, and Major-
General Monro, as Knights Commanders of the
Bath, in the Royal close:, attended by Sir Geo.
Naylor., the Officer of Arms of the Order. Im-
mediately rifler which the following'Officers, viz
Rear-AdmiralSir George Eyre, HIIC: I1114j0P•Gell.
Sit Benjamin D'Urban, Sir George Bingham,
Bun. Sir Chatles Greville, and Sir Andrew Bar-
nard, Knights Commaodet's of the Bath, were
conducted to the Prince Regent, and received
from his Royal Highness the Star of the Order.—
The latter cetemony (says the Court Newsman)
took place in consequence of the late promotion
of Sir George Eyre to the rank•of Rear-Admiral,
and of the other tour Officers to that of .Nlajor-
Generals.

The Earl of CHATHAM attended in the. House
of Lords yesterday. fir was dressed in a f~►il
General's uniform,. and wore the Order of the
Garter, of which his Lordship is now the senior
Knight Companion. We were happy to see Ibis
last remaining member of an illustrious stock ap-
pear in excellent health.
His Excellency the PERSIAN AKISASSADOR, ac-
companied by Mr. MORIER arrived in town last
night, having accomplished a tour through En..
;and, Scotland, Ireland, and Stales.