Star.
London, England, 1830-12-09 00:00:00

TIM ZINO'S LEVEE.

A Court and Loves were bela yesterday by his MA JESTY
at his Palace, in St. James's. ,
About two o'clock near eight thousand of the Societies of
Trades arrived in grand procession, with several band, of
music and emblematical banners. They were headed by the
Delegates, Messrs. MACHIN and THURNELL, in a car_
riage drawn by four hones. These gentlemen were in.
traduced by Viscount MELaottam E, and presented a
humble and loyal Address to his MAJESTY, from the
Societies of Trades, Manufactures, and Friendly Insti-
tutions, of the City of London and its vicinity : it
was most graciously received by his MAJESTY. The
address was printed in gold by Messrs. HOW LETT and
Batsmen' on purple satin, surrounded with superb gold
embroidery, and bordered by white satin fringed with gold
there were splendid gold ornaments at each corner, and at
the top were emblazoned the Royal Arms. This address was
signed by upwards of thirty-seven thousand mechanics. The
trade societies, &c. were the Cabinet-makers in Leadanha_
street, the Cutlers, the Silk-weavers, the Brass-founders,
the Sawyers, the Shipwrights, the Union, the United Friend.,
the Line and Twine-spinners, the Waterloo Union, the Tried
Friends, and others.

The following is a copy of the Address :
~ May it please your Majesty,

" We your loyal and fidthful subjects, members of the various so.
cieties of Trades, Manufactutes, and Friendly Institutions, humbly ap.
proach your royal prosesor, deeply deploring the cause which has lcd
your Majesty to postpone your intended visit to your true and loyal et:.
tans of London, and fearing that such postponement originated rt a.
misrepresentation, and might hay, caused your most gracious Alajegy
to doubt their fidelity, are extremely anxious to remove from the row
mind every such doubt, and humbly beg to assure your Majesty the
there are not more loyal and faithful subjects in the empire than thud.
tisens:of London, sod porde:Wetly the operative classes.

" And we humbly beg to assure your Majesty, that notwithstanding
they have long endured, and still labour under, the greatest privatio3
and distress, yet they bays never deviated in their loyalty and attach.
went to your Majesty's illustrious house, and are bold to declare they
are loyal ;to a man; and as children look up with confidence to their
father for protection, so do we look up with confithnce to your mon
gracious Majesty who is the father of his people. And we are sum
that your Majesty will direct inquiry to be made into the causes of thtir
distress, in order to an amelioration.
" And we humbly pray that your Majesty wW not long delay your
most gracious visit to your good, loyal, and faithful citizens of Lon.
don, and give them the proud opportunity of testifying their loyalty
and attachment, and of evincing to your Majesty and the whole world,
that you indeed live in the hearts of your people.
" And now, may the GOD of our Fathers bless your Majesty; and
may you and your illustrious Consort be long, very long spared It
reign over a truly loyal and free people. And when the time of sepa.
ration shall come—which we pray may be far distant—may you and
yours receive a crown immortal, that wW not fade away—a crown ix
glory in the realms of eternal bliss."
Sir JUDOS Hempt kissed hands on his being appointed Master-General
of the Ordaence.

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Colonel Dairympis kissed hands on being appointed Ailde-Camp to
the King.
His Molest gave audiences to Earl Grey, Viscount Melbourne, the
Lord C the Marquis ef Lanadlowas, the Marquis of %Float:-
ter, Sir Henry Blackwood, the RledseAimaele, the:Duke of Devon.
shire, the Marquis Wely, the Earl of Radnor, to present a petition.
the Field Oacer in Waldo., and the Olkee of the Guard.
Lord Foley kissed hands on his Wog appointed Captain of the Gen.
denten Paters, in the ram of Pisani -Hereford.
The Marquis Clanricarde Wog bads ala his being appointed Cap.
tain of the Yeoman Guard, in ths mem of the Earl of Macclesfield.
The King held a Privy Coal, at which Sir James Kempf anti
Lord Foley were introduced alai sweet► in Privy Councillors, and took
their seats at the Board.

Mr. Cherille attended as Clerk of the Council.
Lord Denbigh was the Lord, and Admiral Sir Henry Blackwood
was the Groom in Waiting.
At the &lei Levee were the Russian, French, Austrian, and Nc.
therlands Ambassadors; the Prussian, Spanish, Swedish, American,
Sardinian, Wirtetuberg, Neapolitan, and Mexican Minbters ; the Lord
Chancellor, and most of the Cabinet Ministers, the Archbishop of Can-
terbury, the Lord Chamberlain, the Groom of the Stole, the Lord
Steward, the Master of the Horse, Lord Hill, Gold Stick, Colonel Cs.
vendloh, Silver Stick in Waiting, the Master of the Kg's Buck
Hounds, the Chief Commissioner of Woods and Forests, the Prin.
cipal Equerry so the Mug, the Principal Equerry to the Queen, and tbs
Master of the Ceremonies.
The Russian Ambition's' presented Colonel Entasaka,
Camp to the Emperor of Russia, to his Majesty.
At the gametal Levee were :
Dukes—Poetland, Bedford, Devonshire, Richmond, and Somerset.
illarquisses--Chandos, Winchester, Clanricarde, Welladey, sod

leak—Rossiya, Carbale, Albemarle, Denbigh, Radnor, Grey, =1
Map,.
Illassents—Anson, Altborp, Oodetich, Palmerston, and Melbourne.
James Stuart, James CFBryan,: Durham, Lough.
balsa" and Foley.
Basmat—.De Bodeand Henry De Bode.
Ch Hoop -Heart Pierpoint, Sir J. hlsekhuosh, and ir
.r.isiapitegiabianem

Hanimables—Caps Vaughan, Charles Gnat, and John Towtishoi
Bkhsgo—Loadoo, Llandaff; and Chi. Dean of Ripoo.
Rev. Donor Tunon.
Reverend Messi•urs--Gliert Gilbert, Charles Lawson, and H. W.
Champneys.
Admirals—Sotheroa, Scott, Sir Charles Ogle, and Sir H. Bleekwori.
Generals—Maedonell and Sir halal KIM
Colonels—Wiboa, Maynard, Thornton, Desbrwe, Gray, W.Thum
tell, Savage, Cripp, Gown Dabymple, Gibbs, and Diek.
Majors—Wollige, Lord Thomas Fends% and Ches. Irvine.
Captains--Woohnons, Tynwhitt Drake, Can, Charles Phillips, Fre
derkk J. Mitchell, Christian Daher, H. Duodas, Hine, MO SW'
dart, Massillon, Gawp B. Martin, Arabia, John Crispe, S arck.
and George Mansel.
Commanders—Lord Edward Russell. H. J. W. Allen, JoluisoL,
and James Pearl.

Lieutenants—Roblin Law, Gordon, Preis's% Caber, and Bottum.
After the Levee hie Jtuun held $ ems% at which Sir C.
Rom meow, the Judge of the Atiedraity Oar, w admitted to mat'
hie report of the oriMoto wholly ravieted et the lest Admiralty Set-
oloaslrldett had bees gawp- seed her leer Wedarday. The cmes et
*against convimermigied the strode of for Wog bt Council, a "'I
eladdrable time. Dr* alias Handy sad Were, alies Wil iamo, for
radii" on bird the Cy were ordered ter meted" at itterutior•
desk. dallied*, @Nee tad Beveridge, stir AndereoN.....dfot 'll'
ender ea bond die are reed, were mired to be for
lab. masked' ma maga, hi aims is board the --siaTe;
ebb were Mad to be rargered. Jar, the 89sniard, was ponlorg
The Blesser pod direr yeeteday, in the BaDquettinrc'
to the Curet
diewitimm tbe Gnat Mews of State, sod a number et
official Miens' and
rad.esterday lee gam dined with the Duke end Daches4 of Cum'
ba