Star.
London, England, 1830-11-25 00:00:00

'THE KING'S FIFTH LEVEE.

The KING held a Court and Levee yesterday, at his Pa.
lace in St. James's. A Guard of Honour attended, as usual,
and a detachment of the Royal Horse Guards occupied the
large Court-yard.
The Speaker of the House of Commons came in State.
The Field Officer and the Captain of the Guard had audiei,cot
Majesty, and made a report of the effective state of the three Reginuw's
of Foot Guards.
The King gave the password for the day.
About two o'clock his Majesty held a Privy Council, which was a* Lad.
ed by the Cabinet Ministers and the Great Officers of State. Visotnit
Anson, Mr. R. Grant, and Sir Wm. Hope, were introduced and won
in Privy Councilors, and took their seat at the Board accordingly, ;fir
Greville attended as Clerk of the Council.

The King gave audiences to
The Prince of Orange, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Belfast,
Marquis of I.lnsdowne, Earl Spencer, Sir J. Graham, Earl Gay,
Wm. Freemantle, the Earl of Albemarle, Viscount Anson, Viseni;::
Ilereford, Viscount Melbourne, Mr. Lewis, and Mr. Calaaft.
Lard James O'Bryen was the Lord, and the Hon. C. FurlT,"
T.
Groom in Waiting; Lord Combermere was the Gold Stick, am! (
Hill the Silver Stick in Waiting.
His Majesty then held his Entrée Levee, and received the Foul r;
Ambassadors and Blinisters, the Cabinet Ministers, the Great Oflia
of State, and those who have retained the privilege of the Entr6e
special application to the King, on their retiring from office. Mr. it.
Grant was introduced to the King, and kissed hands on his appoiT,..
meet, by Earl Grey.
Vice-Admiral Sir H. Blackwood was presented to the King, aui
kissed hands on his being appointed Groom of his Majesty's g,d.
chamber.

Amongst those present were :
The Duke of Sussex, the Prince of Orange, the Archbishop of Can,
terbury, the Lord Chancellor, and most of the Cabinet Ministers, the
Muter of the Horse, the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Stewatd,
of the Horse to the Queen, the Lord Chamberlain to the Quecn,
Viee.Chamberlain, the French, Austrian, and Netherlands Atnbana.
don, the Russian, Prussian, Spanish, Swedish, Bavarian, American,
Sardinian, Wirtemberg, Mexican, and Neapolitan Ministers, the
:than and Danish Charg6s d'Affaires, the Principal Equerry to
King, the Principal Equerry to the Queen, the Commander of di
Forces, the Chief Commissioner of Woods and Forests, the Attcr.
ney and Solicitor Generals, Alderman Laurie, and Mr. Under Shai:'.
Daniel Richardson.

Among the general company were—
Dukes—Leeds, Richmond, St. Alban's, Devonshire, Bedford.
Marquises—Lothian, Lansdowne, Hastings, Weßeaky.
Earls—Roden, Bathurst, Carlisle, Aberdeen, Grey, Jersey, Roselle.
Albemarle, Belfast, Northcsk, Jcrmyn, Fingal!. Rosebery. Hart,
Spencer, Erroll.
Viscounts—Godericb, Combermerc, Melbourne, Granville, Althmp,
Howick, Denbigh.
Lords—Douglas, Hill, Dundas, Suffield, Byron, Northsiek,
Killeen, Radstock, 0. 11. Cavendi,h Saltoun, Nugent, Durham, J.
Russell, Napier, Essex, EUenborough, Lyndhurst.
Right Honourables—Sir R. Peel, Charles Grant, Georee Bassin.,
Sir 0. Murray, J. Calcraft, T. Courtenay, F. Lewis,
Honourables—Henley Eden, Colonel Stratford, Agar Ellis, Color;
Forrester.

Bishops—London, Carlisle.
Baron Unsingen.
Sin--Edward bugden, R. B. Philips, E. Stracey, Charles Ridis, A.
Edmonstone, P. Laurie, F. Ommanney, F. Hartwell, J. W. Wedder.
burn, Ban. R. Vyvyan, M. Ridley, G. Clerk, 1). Ogilvy, 1.. 1.1locilL:,
W. Hope, P. Chester, A. D'Este.
Doctors—Charles N. Clarke, Este
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Rev. Doctors—Sir R. Peat, Fes, Blair, Maltby, Falt, Scott.
Rev. Blessieurs—R. H. Chapman, James Horne.
Messieurs—lgarrable, J. Hope, M. P. Washington Irving, Win.
Peel, Bingham Baring, Ellice, Cavendish, Clarke, John Wood, M. P.
H. H. Parish, Wood, W. P. O'Reilly, Planta, Ramsden, Prender.
gest, Stanley, Stuart Wonley, Littleton, Wilson Patten, M. P. H.
Twiss, Spring Rice, Bolton King, C. B. Baldwin, C. Cavendish, 0.
Gore, V. Smith, Hesketb, Spencer Perceval, G. Ponsonby,P.Thomson.
Admirals—Sir Henry Blackwood, Sir Robert W. Otway, K.C.B.
Sir John Gore, Sir P. C. H. Durham, Capel, W. Parker, Hon. Sir H.
Hotham, Ballard, Maitland, Sir T. Hardy.
Generals—Sir Willoughby Cotton, Sir Thomas Hislop, Sir Fit:try
Maclean, Macdonnell, Norcott, Sir Henry Fane, St. George, Sir George
Anson, Adams, Tolley, Phipps.
Colonels—Fitzelarence, Paten, M'Alpine, Sir Alexander Dickson.
Jones, Mettle, Cooper, Everard, Trench, O'Malley, J. Fullerton, Da-
vies. Gold, Maxwell Wallace, Rill, Woodford.
Majors.—Hyde, C. C. Johnson, Hon. G. Keppel, Doherty.
Captains—. Ellison, James Anderson, Aylmer, Macpherson, Horace
Spenar, Hon. R. J. Dundee, Bell, Christopher Eiden, Henniker, R.N.
Wainwright Lynar, Brisbane, Hugh Fitzroy, Ussber, Elliot, Nee.
come, Eden, W. H. Percy.
Commanders—Furter, Brennan.
Lieutenants—W. King, H. Budd, N. J. Reed, A. B. P. P. Hamil.
too, W. R. Cooley, Gold, B. Aplin, Cheselden Browse, Sydenhar.
Wydale.
The following were presented :
Vice-Admiral Sir R. Otway, upon promotion, by Lord J. O'Bryea..
The Rev. Sir Robert Peat, D.D. Knight Grand Cross of St. Stanislaw
of Poland, and 30 years Chaplain Extraordinary to his late Majesty
George IV. King of England
Mr. Under-Sheriff Richardson, by the Right Hon. Sir Robert Pod.
Bart. ALP.
Sir Richard Bulkeley Philipps. to present an Address from 'reveries&
west, by Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.
The Attorney-General, on his appointment by the Lord Chancellor,.
when his Majesty was graciously pleased to confer the honour it
Knighthood upon him
The Rev. Dr. Fa, Chaplain to the Duke of Sussex, by the Marquis of
Anglesey
The Sol _General on his appointment, when bis Majesty was please:
to confer the honour of Knighthood upon him
Dr. Charles N. Clarke, on his appointment of Physician in ordinary to
the Queen
Lieut.. Col. Al'Alpine, by Blajor.Gen. Wheatley
The Right lion. George Dawson, by Sir Robert Peel, on being appoirt.
ed a Privy Councillor.
The Earl of Northesk, on his promotion as Admiral of the Rid, by ti
Duke of Gordon.
Sir Edward Stracey, by the Earl of Shaftesbury
Sir Archibald Edmonstone, on his return from the Continent, hy C.
Fitzelarence
Mr. Spring Rice, on his appointment as one of the Secretaries of the
Treasury, by Earl Grey
George Ponsonby, on his appointment to be a Lord of the Trca•
sury, by Earl Grey
Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Hislop, Bart. G.C.B. by sir Herber'
Taylor
Mr. Ellice, on appointment as Sicreiary to the Treasury
Mr. Bingham Baring, by the Lord Chamberlain
Mr. Clarke, on appointment as King's Council, by the Lard Char.
cellor
Mr. Vernon Smith, on being appointed one of the Lord of tit, Trel.
sury, by the Marquis of Lansdowne
Mr. Cavendish, by Lord George Cavendish
Mr. Bolton King, by Sir F. Burdett
Mr. Hesketh, by Lord Stanley
Mr. 0. Gore, M.P. by Vice-Admiral Sir John Gore, K.C. It.
Mr. Wilson Nitta, M.P. by Lord Stanley
Mr. Charles Barry Baldwin, M.P. by Lord Carberry
Mr. Rarnsden, by Lord George Cavendish
Mr. W. P. O'Reilly, Surgeon to the Forces, by Sir J. M.Gr;gor
NIL Prendergast, by Viscount Goderich
Mr. Wood, by Earl Grey
Mr. Henry Headley Pariah, on being appointed as his .Majesty's r•izt,•
tart' in Greece, by Lord Goderich
Mr. John Wood, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Suss.
Rear-Admiral Ballard, C.B. on promotion, by Lord A. Beauciok
Rear-Admiral Capel, on promotion
Lieut. General Sir Fitzroy Maclean, Bart. by Sir Thomas Hislop
Illajor•Ehneral Norcott, C.B. on his promotion and return front No%.t
Swtia, by Major-General Sir Andrew Barnard, K.C.B.
Major. General Tolley, by Lord Hill
Lieut.-Col. Couper, on his return from Canada, by SirJ. Kempf
Lieut.-CoL James Fullerton, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Lieut.-Col. Maxwell Wallace, on being made a Knight of the Ilsnove
Han Order, by Sir Henry Pane
Lieut.-Col. Everard, on return from India, by Lord Conthemere
Lieut..CoL Mauls, by CoL Llewellyn
Capt. Hugh Fitaßoy, on his promotion
Capt. Gustavus Christie, b Admiral Sir P. Durham, Bart
Major Doherty, by Lord Hill
Capt. Ellison, by the Earl of Erroll
Capt. James Anderson, by Sir Robert Peel
Cap Christopher Bedell, to present his work on Naval Discipline. h!
(mount Combermere
Captain Bell, on his promotion and return from the West Indies. it
viscount Gawk*
Capt. the Hon. It. S. Dundee, on being appointed to his Majesty's
Belvidere, by Sir Henry klothain
Capt. Macpherson, on being appointed to the 'loyal Highlanders. hl
the Duke of Gordon.
Capt. Brisbane, by Col. Sir A. Dickson
Capt. Wainwright Lynar, by CoL O'Malley
Capt. Henniker, b_y Lord Melville
Lieut. Cbeselden Beowee, R.N. by Capt. Fitzelarsnee, R.N.
Lieut. B. Aplin, on return from Mediterranean, by Vise. Melville
Lieut. Gold, by Col. Geld
Lieut. W. R. Cooley, R.N. by Sir G. Cockburn
Lieut. N. J. Reed, by Admiral Sir S. Smith
Lieut. H. Rudd, by Slr 8. Smith

Lieut. NV. King, by Lord Melville
Lord Douglas, by the Duke of Montrose
Lord Hill, on being appointed to the Royal Horse Guards
Lord Nugent, by Earl Grey
Mijor.lienersl Sir Willoughby Cotton, on being appointed to the com-
mand of the Forces at Jamaica, by Lord Hill
Admiral Sir P. C. Henderson Durham, or, being promoted Grand Cross
of the Bath, by Viscount Melville
Major Charles C. Johnson, half-pay 10th Foot, on return from Canada,
by the Earl of Errol
Sir Charles Aldis, on his
Dr. Este, First Life Guards, by Combermere
Rev. R. H. Chapman, on having been presented by his Majesty to the
Rectory of Kirkby Wicke, In Yorkshire
The Karl of Fingal, by the Lord In Waiting
gee. James Hoste, by Sir George Hostc
lord Pundits, by the Marquis of Lansdowre
Mr. Edward Shippen Byrd, of Philadelphia. by the American Minister
Rev. Dr. Blair, Rector of Barton, by Earl Howe and Lord Stowell
The Hon. Henley Eden, by Sir Robert Peel
The Rev. Dr. Maltby, by the Lord Bishop of London
Viscount Howick, by Viscount Goderich, on his appointment as Under
Secretary of State

FOREIGN TNTELLIGENCE.