The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-03 00:00:00

Hon. Captain Cradock, on going abroad, by Lord Grantham,
Lieut. Ainsworth, by the Lord in .Waiting.. •
Lieut. George Lewis,on his return from aitour.
Lieut. W. Mangles, 16th ICng'ilfuS'sars, on promotion.
Lieut. Oliphant, Bengal Artillery, on-ills-return to India.
LieutGoork,l4th Light Dragoons, .by his father, Mr. Goork
Parlby,l3th Light Dragoons, on his appointment.
Lieut. John Scott, 4th Light Dragoons, by Lord Lowther.
Lieut. N. O. Atkinson, on his appoint. to the 48th Regiment,
Dr. Yoiing, by Earl Brownlow. . •
Dr. Robert Hume, on his return from the Mediterranean. .
Mr. Heatheote, by the Earl of Winchilsea.-
Mr: William Peel, by the Lord in Waiting.'
Lieut.-Col. Macdonald, 19th Regt.,on his return from India.
Major OrmsbyGore, 86th Regt. by Sir John Gore.
Major-Montague, 50th Regiment, on his promotion.'
Major Harriot,, lion. E.lndia Company's Serviee,on his return.
Major Roval.Waggon Train, by Sir G. Scovell. •
Major Cole,' •'Royal Marines, on his promotion. ' • •
Lieut.-Col. Potter Macqueen,on his marriage, by Sir J.'Astley.
Lieut.-Col. Brown, 85th. King's Lt. Inf. ordered to the Medit
Lieut-Colonel Maul; on his return from the Continent.
Gen. Loftus, on his appointment to the 2d. Dragoon Guards. .
Lieut.-General Brodnck, by the Lord in waiting.
Lieut.-General Sir Philip Roche, upon his return from Spain.
Major-Gen. Kerr, on prom. and return from the Continent.
Colonel Ashworth, on his return from Portugal.
Lieut.-Col. Hargreaves, on promotion, by Mr. Blackburn.
Mr. Hubert De Burgh, on his. coming of age.
Mr. Chevalier, on being appointed Surgeon Ex. to his Majesty.
Mr. Mills, by Sir Henry Onslow.
Major-General Travers, on his return from. France.
Mr. Maul; A urist to his Majesty, by Lord Viscount Sidmouth.
Mr. Charles Tynte, by the Lord in whiting:
Mr. J. R. Kynaston, on going abroad.
Mr. Petre, by Mr. Harbord. •
Lieut.-Colonel Shedden, by the.Lord'in.Waiting. •
Lieut.-General Sir.H. IVard, on'his'going abroad.
Sir R. ~11Iends. H.N., on his.return from the Continent.
Mr. Abbott; by hiS father, the Lord Chief Justice Abbott.
Mr. Keith' Douglass, by Lard Melville.
Mr. Nugent Macnamara, by the• Lord in Waiting.
Rev. Mr.,Parkins, on his departure for the Gontinent, by do.
Mr.'Devon, on his return from the Contine,nt,by do. Lloyd
Vaughan Watkins, Esq. by the, Jilon, Booth Grey, on
t- %Ills going abroad.' •
Col. Chetham Strode, E.S.M. by Capt. Chetharri, C.B.R.N.
'lllons. de Kopp, .by P. Baron Lanpdorf,•the :Baden -Minister.
Mons: Cassele Blanc, the Portuguese Ambassador's Secretary.
111 r.. Charles Aldis, by the Lord in Waiting; to present his Ad-
dress
and Plan to his Majesty on the Cure of Glandular Dis-
• ease as now established, when the King
,was•most graciously
- pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood on Mr. now Sir
Charles Aldis. •
After the levee, .his Majesty gave private
audience to— .

Their Excellencies the Ambassador from the King of the
Netherlands, the Austrian Ambassador, the Spanish Ambas-
sador, the Bavarian, the Saxon, and the Russian Ministers • to
which their Excellencies were severally introduced by the Mar-
quess of Londonderry, his Majesty's. Principal Secretary of
State for Foregin Affairs, and conducted by Sir Robert Chester
and Mr. Chester, the Master of the Ceremonies, and the Assis-
tant-Alaster of the Ceremonies. • -

his MAJESTY gave audience to the Earl of
Liverpool Viscount. Sidtnouth, the Marquess of
Londonderry, and
.the Duke of Newcastle, when
his Grace delivered to his Majesty the red: ribbon
and the Order of the Bath worn by the late Sir
Charles CraWford.