Star.
London, England, 1822-04-20 00:00:00

THE KING'S LEVEE.

Yester4 his MAJESTY held a Levee at hi., p,i.
-mall, which was the most nurnerou„iy
iidly attended of any that has taken plac.
years. Most of the principal and distit;-
&shed families in the kingdom were present.
The carriages began to arrive at one o'clock, anA
continued setting down without intermission tin
nearly four o'clock, elite and four carriages a
time. The line of carriages reached at times frortt
Carlton-house, along Pall-mall, St. James's-start,
Piccadilly, to Grafton-street, Sondastreet, &c.
Sir RICHARD BIRNIE, the Chiet Magistrstc trf the
Police, was in early attendance, with TioWsen.l,
Sayer; Sce: The worthy Magistrate made some ex.
cellent and judicious arrangements for presereir,
order, regulating the carriages, &c. by stationing te.
veral numerous parties of the 'Bow-street patio! al..
each of the gates of the Palate yard, Waterlon-ilitc;
&c.

The King's Guard, in white gaiters, prexede:i by
their band, in state uniform, marched into the Cow-
yard soon after one o'clock. The Grenadier
Guards were accompanied by their numerous band of
16 wind instrum nts, with trumpets, trombones, an;{
kettle-drums, in heir splendid uniforms, who 'dare,'
alternately with .he band of the Foot Guards doria,
the whole of the afternoon, some very deliL;htfui
pieces, which considerably heightened the effect t
the splendid scene.
The Royal livery servants appeared in their state
dresses, the Porters at the gate w ith their long staves,
the Marshalmen, the Under Porters, the Gentieir,ea
Potters, the Pages, &c. appeared in their sta:e uni-
forms. The Grand Hall was lined by the Yr.,,,,.ett
Guard. The Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pen-
sioners were stationed in the Octagon Hall, headed by
Lieutenant Hawneasox, the Standard Bearer, the
Clerk of the Cheque, and the Gentleman Harbinger.
On his MAJESTY leaving his private apartments,
he proceeded to his closet, where Comte de Cn.t.
TEAVERIAND, the French Ambassador, was intro-
duced to his MAJESTY by the Marquis of Lo
DERRY, Principal Secretary of State for Foreigi; Af-
fairs, and by Sir ROBERT CHESTER, the Master of
the Ceremonies, when his Excellency delivered hit
credentials, and was most graciously received.
Count Sr. MARTIN D'AIGLIC, t!,C Mi-
nister, and Baron STRRNHELD, the Swedi h Ambas-
sador, had audiences of his MAJESTY.

The following were introduced to his NlAJesry hy
the French Ambassador :—Visceunt de NIARCELLUI,
his Excellency's Secretary, and Lieutenant-Colonel
Chevalier de LADIBAT.
The KING then received the obeisances of the Ca-
binet Ministers, after which he ga►e audiences to the
Archbishop of CANTERBURY, the Earl of Livir:Rront,
and Mr. PEEL ; his MAJESTY %lit.° received the corn.
Aliments of the foreign Ambassadors and Nlitn,ters,
among whom were the Austrian, Prussian, Arneric.to,
Neapolitan, Sardinian, Bavarian; Portuguese, Baden,
Russian, Hesse Cassel.

There
were Also present—
Their Royal Hights:sses the Dukes of York and Cl;rence,
the Archbishops of York and Dublin, the Bishops of Chester
and Llandaff, the Great Officers of State, the Laird Chancellor,
the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the Vice-
Chancellor, Mr. Justice Best, the King's Advocate, the Solici-
tor-General, the Lord Mayor of London, the Recorder of Lon-
don, the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, Aldermen Garratt
and Venable., Mr. Dawson, the Under Szcret.,ry of State ter
the House Department, the Secretary of State fur Ireland. the
Judge Advocate, the Itt!v. %V. Holmes, Sub-Dean of the Cusps
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Royal, the Rev. Dr. Dupiui, Precentor of Westminster Ah
Sir Thomas Lawrence, the President of the Royal Academy,
the Solicitor-General of: Scotland, Sir Joseph Huddatt, Sir T.
F. Eliot Drake, Chief Justice of Upp, r Canada, the Deacon.
'ruam, the Attorney-General of Ireland, the Dean of (1.. t
Church, Mr. 3. Colquhot.n, Consul General fur the Hans Toes.
Deus--Wellington, Montrose, Norfolk, Northumbetla..4
Newcastle, Portland, Manchester, Dorset, Buckingham.
11mtoutists—Exeter, Allesbury, Londonderry, Lothian,
Huntly, Conyngham, Graham, Queenborough, Anglesey, Corn.
wallis, Camden, Bath, Stafford.

Easss--Searborough, Clanwilliam, Beauchamp, M.P. Sr.a
rep, Athlone, Fortescue' Winchelsea, Liverpool, Harcourt, Ba-
thurst, Kinnoul, Notthesk, Grosvenor, Harrington, Dartnicmth,
Be!mere, Rocksavage, Roseberry, Ab.yne, Wilton, Ilthy.
Belfast, Morley, Glengall, Plymouth, Coventry, Mansell, Mani-
field, Errol, St. Germans, Strathmore, Craven, Warwick, Lis.
towel,Carlisle, Macclesfield, Cathcart,Whitwos di, 'calliot,Wes:-
Moreland, Harewood, Abergavenny, Limerick, Courtowa, 121:-
derdale, Egremont, Cowper, Ashburnham.
N'tscousm—Belgrave, Torrington, Hereford, Douglas, Sid.
mouth, Adare, Pollington, Ingestre, Deerhurit, 31orrt!!:,
Sydney, Bridport, Melbourne, Petersham, Cranbourue,
mouth, Melville.

Loans—Ellenborough, Rodney, F. Leveson Gower, And..
land, King, Stowell, Henniker, A. llill, Burgbersh, Granthar
Rolle, Say and Sele Wm. Fitzgerald, Gwydyr, W. Fitzle:,
C. ikntiuck, Arden, Lennox, Sandon, Henley, Somerville,
T. H. Caventlisb, T. Cecil, J. O'llryen, Marcus Hill,
Napier, Pembrobst, St. Helens, Maryborough, Roston, .tiotiera,
Eardley, Stewart, I lowdon, Lynedock, G. Cavendish, Kinz;-
borough, H. Howard, Lovable, G. Bereslord, W. lientin:k,
Crewe, Edward Somerset.

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Rinirr Honcieenet.Es—Sir Charles Long, W. Huskis4.•:;,
Hugh Elliot, Sir G. F. Hill, R. Peel, Fred. Robinson,
Wynn, C. Arbuthnot, Bragge Bathurst, N. Vansittatt, .1.
Beckett, Fred. Lamb, J. Fremantle, Augustus T. Foster.
Hotsot Rastas—Rev. Herbert, Rev. Ed. J. Tumour, W•
H. J. Scott, M.P. Gore Guidry, Col. Burton, Rev. J. Diact -
wood, Rev. H. Alfred Napier, G. Agar Ellis, Lieut.-0311A,
Knox, Alajor-General Fermor, Charles Piney, Captain S. .1:•
Gardner, Irby, J. L. Pindar, W. Powlett, Captain G. Canii
bell, R.N. Rev. T. Talbot, Edward Boort:tic, Charles Shen,
Eardlcy.

Slas—Samuel muel Young, Bart. Wm. A'Court, John Millimor,,
David Ogilby, Thomas Lawrence, It. Wigram, M.P. MO,.
Imics, Bart. AP. Ralph Woodford, John hope, Charles
Everard }lame, hart. Edmund Carrington,
F. Denniker, Bart. A. Johnston, F. Molyneix Oninianix;,
Shelley, B. Kemeys, Anthony Cattle, John Webb, A. ilur
John Sewell, J. W. Lubbock, (3. Gunning, Gore Ouseky, 1.
Borough, Thomas Constable, T. Grey, Joseph I ludilart, norm
St. Paul Archibald Eilmondstone, Claude Scott, 11.Willongln• •
Watkin Williams Wynn, 11. Lambert, Trayton F. Elliott Drat.
John Dlugla., J. Fenton B.itighty, C. Alqrgan, Bart. 11. Shai,,
J. Pollen, John Dugtiale Astley, T. Dyke .{.Nand, Hew ILl-
rymple ilamilton, W. Abily, M. Tierney, Bart. Tyrwhitt
11. C. Lippincott, G. Leeds, Bart. J. ('hetwude, J. Marjoti-
banks, W. 11. Burdett, Peter Pole, F. Fowke, Bart. G. Conic:,
W. Duff Gordon, J. Sh.tw, henry Parnell, .%stley Cooper, au.
W. U. Flolltes. G. Alderson, W. Clayton, Jacob Astky, ('•
hlartin, A. Crichton, G. Shinberi T. B. Lltlihridge, Ituakbrt.
11. Torrens, 11. Taylor, IL Jachson, C. ping, J. If.Cregor, S.
Ilulse, J. Leech, W. Congreve, Wathen Waller, H. Loave, F.i-
nintid Stanhope, 11. Peyton, G. Cockburn, T. Ili-lop,
William [lope, William Johnson hope. T. IL Pechell, V.
Grant Keil., J. Leicester, 11. I'layton,- Edmund Nagle. I. 1.3
Kerrison, W. 51tirling, 13. Dolbyn, J. Hichald Borough, S•
Clarke Jervoiatt.

IgAndrisob, Ludolt;
latp.ingett, Mungtvr, de Viuy.
BA sos,.—rr: to, 1..111gA01-It; Worther, NodAten.
I;tswars Lincoln, I,lstuladi. Si.Asaph, Chester, (hsory, F!y.
Oxford, ENeter, St. David'''.
AnclintAlliN,— Ike I:tyr, 110.)k, Wrarchain.
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DEA r4S.-. lictrrbtrough,
It ~v. 1)0, Toss—C.4lllw,', .tctti, Dakins, Etltidge, ThorfC•

R 4. Mmes.—A. Stonily, Serval* Clarice, De Grey, W.
Splicer, R. C. Dillon, H. Cherry, J. Davies, C. Collins, Key.
tall. ',l.' CoHand Edwards, J. Crofts, W. S. White!oche.- W.
Lott. J. H. Spitler, J. G. Senile, C. Curds, C. R. Sumner,
W. Seenzer Phillip., R. Lowth, W. Holmes, S. Delaheld,
tCill,, T. Milford, G. G. Stoneshul. W. Jolliffe, Peter" Pole,
0, at-Oki:la. J. Hammond, George Masters, T. Mills, T. Lloyd,
R. Carleton. '
flacroas--Maekhroon' Somerville, Roddam, Granville, Paris,
Territt, C. Ker, Wilson, Hume, Outram, Bret.
Aanausren2Sadth, ehrktopher Smith, !deviate, M.P. Gar-
ran, Venaisles.
Ammons--Dlgbys Sir G.Cockhurn, SirW. Hargood,K.C.B.
Sir G. Collier, Sir Edward Barry, Sir A. Dickson, Bart. Vis-
count F.xmouth, Sir J. Dale, Sutton, Sir •W. Hargood, K.C.D.
Bingham, Jones, Sir G. Martin, 'lancet, Parker, Sir W. Do.
men, Moubray,.C.ll. Sir W. Hotham, Sir C. Ogle, Sir Edward
Berrv, Bart. Young, Sir T. W. Halsted, K.C.B. Lambert, Sir
'F. Berth-. Walker, Stephens, Fraser, Wintbnrp, Scott, •Sir J.
'orke, K.C.B. Sir H. Neale, Sir E. Codrington, Warthorn,
Lake, Sir Byam Martin, Sir W. J. Hope, Sir J. Wells, K.C.B.
Plampin, J. C. Douglas, Sir J. 11. Whitshed, T. Harvey, C. B.
Greanias—Moore, Sir S. Anchmuty, Sir H. Lowe, Sir W.
Hutchinson, Wemyss, Orr, E I.C. Pigot, Sir F. de ltottenburg,
J. 6: Scott, E.LC. It. F. Calcraft, Slade' Northey Hopkins,
Nlmitgomerie, P. K. Skinner, Sir T. Ilislop, Hill,
Champagne, Evans, R. A. Hutton. Sir J. C. Sherbrooke, Sir J.
Keane.-Pine, Ramsay, R. A. Turner, Doveton, Pritsler, Kilso,
Maitland, J. Cuppaee, KIX. Morrison, Sir C. Greville, Shel-
ton, E.T.C. Dyoet, Sir It. Donkin, Sir G. Cooke, Meade, Eden,
Sir C. Imhoff, Crosbie, Lord Vane Stewart, Maister, Baynes,
Borne, Turner, Dunlop, Sir C. P. Bilson, SirJ. Cameron, Kerr,
Sir C. Von Arentschild, Sir George Airey, Lord Stewart, Lord
Lynedock, Ilart,Vincent, Sir G. Bingham, Sir J. Macleod, Sir
11. Vane, Coehlan, Sir W. Pringle, N. Balfour, Molyneux, Sir
Montresur, A. Brooke, Mosheim, Sir H. Dalrymple, J. S.
Wood, Rebow, Hugonin, Darroch, Vincent, Marriott, Sir H.
Johnson, Bart. G.C.B. Ross, H. M. Gordon, George Cookson,
Haynes, Fraser, lion. I'. Stuart, Elliot, Shrapnel, 11. A. Lord
F. Somerset, Dalrymple, Sir G. Madden, Brand, Bradshaw,
Sir S. Browne, K.C.B. Sir W. Inglis, K.C.B. Sir H. Douglas,
'loch, Gordon, Wetherall. •
f ot.crwaLs--Macqueen, Munro, Talbot, Clanghton, Sir James
Smyth, Crosdell, C.B. Sir J. Buchan, Sir G. Berkeley, Sir R.
Arbuthnot, KC.B. E.Walker, Drinkwater, Hon. J. B. Rodney,
Chitral, Sir G. Wood, H. A. Fead, Rigby, Strutt, Shawe, Peters,
A. Maclaine, Higgins, Ford, Sir It. Hill, Hunter, Sandiland,,
J. Willie, O'Halloran, Bowles, hare, Ferris, DeVisme,
Yates. Sm .1. Scovell, Baker, Drummo,nd, Talbot, M'Lean, R. A.
Turk, Ss Barclay, K.C.B. Russell, Sir C. Sutton, K.C.B.
and C.S Morrison, Macgregor, Gore, Sir IL Williams, Delap,
A. .'.arksell, Murray, C.B. Thornton, Sir J. Leicester, Sir T.
Reads, Sir J. Somerset, Burgess mac, Mayne, Meyrick,
Carr.tr, Sowerby, D'Oyly, Robarts, Sir T. Arbuthnot, Lygon,
Daniell, E.I.C. West, Fowle, Elliconabe, Roberts,
Pcsano,t.et. Grant, M.P. Sir R. Brooke, Sir W. Young, Bart.
litzdarAire, Macdonell, Ruder, Armstrong, Zichlike,
AVAker, C. it. Wood, Creagh, .Humphrey, Hankin, Campbell,
I-1. !Lithe, Barrow, Ctitherose;Gunthorpe, Rookc, Charlewood,
De Burh. C.B. Sir P. Carroll, Taylor, Kelly, Sir
A. Dekson, K.C.B. R.A. Wynyard.
M....rets--Jones,-R.A. S. W. Kirby, Lindesay Bethune, C.
D'Arley, Valiant, Bell, Kennedy, Garwood, Allen,
Ilaltivti, Cumming, Gardiner, Sir H. Floyd, Symons, Milks,
Cartvert4tt Sandwich, Chester, ILA. Martin, Barretto, Ben-
tir ca, Kennedy, Marshall, Spubrick, F. Sackville, Brereton,lL A.
C.ements' •Ord, R. A. F. Campbell, R.A. Diggle, • Lloyd, R.A.
M'Leod,Colegrave, Crawford.
CA PTA txs—G. Willes, K.S. F. 'R.N. Jarvis, Murray, E.T.C.
Daron Osten, Ilollis, R.N. Gordon, R.N. F. Marryatt, ILN.
limes, G. Stevenson, Moorsom, li.N. Lister, Warm, Dillon,
R.N. R. Parry, H.N. Fox, J. Anderson, R.N. Stirling, R.N.
Crewe, Sir C. Burrard, R. B. T. Sutton, R.N. Chads, R.N.
Saundemson, Mingay, R.N. Hon. Sir C. Paget, ii. Bullock,
A'Court., R.N. Ilonywood, Forster, Legge, Elliot, R.E. Sykes,
R.N. G. Waldegrave, R.N. W. It. A. Pettman, R.N. H.
Drummond, Wm. Mills, Dunn, Wood, Boulton, Jones' J. Bul-
lock, Suard, Johnston, A. Arbuthnott, R.N. Buller, Omman-
ney, 11.5. Saunders,_ R.H.A.MacAdam, li. D. Campbell,
Hawkins, Dawkins, J. Russell, R.N. Wollaston, ILN. Tower,
Bonar, H. Jones, R.E. J. O. Prendergast, Coghlan,
Dal-
rP. Douglas, R.N. Brenton, R.N. Knollys, F. B. St.
n:Baker Sir J. Thillinrme, Drummond, J. M. Ferguson,
R.N. W. H. Percy, 111,N. Rattray, R.N. Cator, R.N. W.
Johnstone R.N. Roberts, K. Somerville, R.N. Sir M. Maxwell,
Giles, Scott, M.P. F. G. Willock, R.N. F. Manby, U.N. Ca-
r-1, ILN. Sir J. Gordon, ILN. N. Those R.N. H. S.
Da -er, U.N. D. li. O'Bren, R.N. Wilkins, H. ilarton, G. W.
St isles, MN. H. Parker, 11. N. Mildmay, Dashwood, A. F.
Mackintosh, II.P. 11. A. llardman, Sir E. Stanhope, R.N. C.
Smyth, Thornton, Raggett, W. Dlle, Pechell, ILN. G. Pe-
chill, R.N. Thomas, Cartwright, Gray, Ilalford, Towers, J. M.
Ferguson, R.N. Acland, MN. Fletcher, Saomarez, Itos.s, R.N.
'K. Gratwicke, Briggs, R.N. B. Drummond, Lanibert, 11.5.
Murray,'lLN. M. Montagu, R.N. Reed, Crouch, R.N. Blac-
keit, Mackellar ILN. Dalliug, It. N. R. A. Yates, It. N. Fraser,
J. Wilsott, R.N. Henniker, 11. N. Methold, 111‘ thnigall, R.N.
Jarvis, C. White, K.N. lientinck, Siddon, R.N. llunn, IL N.
Gillman Dunn, ILA. Bacon, B. Bigland, R.N. Shirrr If, U.N.
Macdonald, liorrocks, Bremer, 11. N. home, H.N. J. Grxme,
Powys.
Luternevers--Yontsg, A.N. W. Moriarty, Baldwin, Free-
man, 11. Courtecays R.N. Cuthbert, Harford, St. Leger, D.
Browne, W. Wood, C. Friend, ILN. Rowley, Hon. R.Watsun,
f'nke, R. Barker, A. Buchanan, R.N. Lake, 11. A. Hall, H.
Wrottesley, M. C. Smyth, E. J. Gooch, J. Radcliff, R.N. W.
Markham, P. D. Bingham, R.N. J. P. Rollout, C. L. Boileau,
Bowen, urton, R.A. Gordon, U.K Eyrer, J. J. Underwood,
tSavtl.c, Browne, Burrowes, Montgomery, Teesdale, 11. A. Vig-
roles, R.N. APCouchy, G. E. Joliffe, Yorke, Sperling, Head,
Cockburn, Mallory, Graham, J. Briggs, Payne, J. P. Sind, J.
larunimond, Sidney, Wetherall, Fisher.
Coimars--Spottiswoode, A. Wathen, Dent, E. Snuthbrook,
'Williams, R. Markham, Nash, Wood, lion. N. Massey,
J. It. S. ltamsbottom, Willes.
Faisign Burchell.
Bosses.—TernpleWest, W. Franklin, Wetherell, M.P. Elton,
•Cheere, M.P. Dawkins, W. Peel, Gardiner, J. Carroll, Croft,
Ogilvie, Markham, Dawkins Pennant, W.Venables, S. Wallace,
tioulburn, 11. 13ulwen, 11. Bridgman Simpson, Ball Hughes,
11. Lytton Bulwar, Hodgson Foley, J. Raison, John Mitchell,
lialdsworth, M.P. Adair, Stevenson, Walker, Wade, Glossop,
'Awards, Phillips, Brookes, Stuart Wortley, Buller, Adams,
Smith, Northey, Jetrode, J. Marryatt, M.P. Watts Russell,
Bootle Wilbraham, Salame, Nicholls, Rochfort Grange, Edward
Foley, Fortescue, Fernandez Thomas, T. Vanneller, Lopes
da Clintra, W. Magnay, De °livers, H. C. Hoare, Dawson,
G. Hibbert, A. C. Grant, Bishop, Wombwell, Puller R. F.
Gresso, Hodgson, W. laishington, W. E. Taunton, R. Adair,
W. Jones, C. B. Curtis, It. Strachey, Nugent, Mitchell,,
•Osman Ricardo, 11. Hobhouse, A. Stewart, Fortescue, Cul-
-1,-n Smith, Ilandley, A. R. Stuart, Smith, Campbell, Orde,
Corester, Sugden, G. Musgrave Musgrave, Mauls, G. Ileneage,'
t.lia-terts, !tentage, Holme Sumner, Cungreve, liampfield,
ittzley Collins, W. Stanley Clarke, Harford, Howiland, Ad-
dingrou, Hunter Blair, R. Leycester, U. Clement, Iloatheote,
G. F. ones, F. Wynne Aubrey, Langford Brooke, Northey,,
31:Inkcs, C. Cavendish, I)elme Radcliffe, G. Hammond, E.

. Colmar, G. L. 131nont, -Gunning, Heald, Barrington, Simon
IPGillivray, Gurney, 0. Angerstein, quarn3e, Ituansey, J.
Campbell, C. Harvey, M.P. I.3:addyll, Peproe, Montague
Turgoyne, J. Skinner, Gordon Forbes, Twisdeton, Fourbelle,
Commissioner Parida, W. H. Gibbons, Deas Thomson, J.
Wells, M.P. W. Locke, Luttrell, Marryat, Bernal, M.P.
Osborne Markham, Portman. Ileuldswortb, M.P. Nussey,
C. J. DU:kins, S. Eithurst, Fullerton, Brookes. F.ILS. K
Little,' ilia, Cruickshank, Inge, J. J. W. Angerstrin, G.
Spencer, Hall, Davenport, 'I. Cuwenuy, F. Alston, liurel
Western, Claugliton, Sheridan, Leah, 11. Cowper, Horne,
Reynolds, Drouglitoil, Grosvenor, Smith, Vesper, Hart, Itte-
gregor, W. Brodurn, M.D. Boileau Pollen, Blundell, E. Fo-
Cawthorlie, It. Oswald, .1. W. Parkins, Henniker, Tay-
r, Grey, 3. Walkers_ ?I.l'. !Arch. Upston, Gore, Watti-
Itussill, Adams, Pute, Green, Caldwell, Harris, E. Home, W.
Suitte, Tynte, Utterson, Marcus Beresford, Adam, Etlinon-
stow!, J. stamp Sutton Cooke, Airjustus Poster, F. Webb, A.
Mar ,den, Skadwell, Fleetwood Willi,sms, IL Chichi.,
ley Plowileii, Fuller, Fitz-Gibbon, Littleton, 1.. Lloyd, 11.
Littlidalt, Wilson, Speer, Cltor, Rumbold, Mor-
lilt, .Calvert, J. Tyler, W. Parish, Lversfield, Grant, J.
Dickson, Dymoke, Stevenson, William
Palmer, Edgeumbe, Lockelcy, Greenhill Russell, Cottrell
Dormer, Janstiotx, Charles Ellis, Vtation, Lowats, thtrrat,
;,. 11. S•yniour, W. Lascvlles, Citurtenay, Dottie, Edward
P. Ablibs.rilliailt, Penn, Savage, li. C. Uralic, Lockhart Muer,
Borough, ifl,ickburne, J. Itoyds, Robertson, Musser, M.P. J.
*Kitchell, M.P. W. Stuart, ALL Mell, T. %Yawn, 311. P.

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hems Scott Sltitrayb Manning, Abbott, Pewee, Atli llpll'
combo, C. Hoare, P. Laments, Egerton.
• The following were among the Presentations :
Mr. Portesetre, on filseetnrn from India, by Mr. Cullen Smith.
Mr. MaGillivray, of Canada, and Mr. Simon APGillieray.
Mr. Skirtiff Garratt, by the Lord Mayor.
Rev. Dr. Dakin, Chaplain to 13. R. H. the COmmander in-Chief.
Sir Robert Kerney*, by Lord Edward Somerset.
The Comte tie Viny, by his Excellency the Comte d'Aiglie.
The lion. and Rev. W. Herbert, by the Earl of Egrernont.
Mr. Sheriff Venables, by the Lord in. Waiting.
N. KnowlYss Esq. upon being elected Recorder of London.
Sir Claude Scott, upon being created a Baronet.
Captain Sir John Phillimore.
Dr. Charles Kerr, when be received the honour of Knighthood.
Mr. Cruickshank, upon his marriage.
Captain George Wines, R. N. on the King's Coronation.
Captain Murray, of the Madras Army, by the Lnrd In Waiting.
Sir Trayton F. Eliot Drake, High Sheriff of Devonshire, on
being created a Baronet.
Sir Joseph Iluddart, Sheriff of CarnarvortshireZ by the Marquis
of Anglesea, upem receiving the honour of Knighthood.
William de Brodum, M.D. by the Lord in Waiting.
Right Hon. A. Poster, Envoy Extraordinary at Denmark.
Hon. Charles Percy, on his marriage.
Sir John Dugdak, on being created a Baronet.
Lieut.-General Sir G.Alrey, on being appointed Quarter-Master-
General in Ireland.
Rev. W. Spencer Phillips, On his going abroad.
Mr. G. Heneage, by his father.
Mr. Palmer, High Sheriff of Surrey, by the Earl of LiverpooL
Mr. Stevensq, to present his Treatise on Curia Serena.
Rev. W. S. Whitelocke, on his preferment.
Mr. Cottrell Dormer, by Mr. Greenhill Russell, M.P.
Sir Samuel Auchmuty, on obtaining an appointment in Ireland.
Sir W. Jolliffe, of the 15th King's Hussars, upon being created
a Baronet.
Air. Osman Ricardo, by the Lord in Waiting.
Rev. G. G. Storkstreet, on his appointment as Chaplain to the
Duke of York.
Dr. Hume, Inspector of Hospitals.
Captain D'Arcy Todd, by Count Munster, on being appointed
a Knight of the Royal Guelphic Order.
After the Levee his MAJESTY retired to the Royal
Closet, when the Marquis of QUEENSBERRY was in-
vested with the Order of the Thistle ; after which
Lieutenant-Gene:al Sir Rurang DA RKIN, Major-
General Sir HUDSON LOWE, and Major-General Sir
JOHN CAMERON (being preceded by Sir G. NAYLER,
Officer ofthe Bath), were severally invested as Knights
Commanders of the Bath ; Capt. Sir JAII LEEL BREN•
TON, BAIL of the Royal Navy, Knight Commander
of the Bath, was Knighted.
Lord NAPIER gave up the insignia of the Bath
worn by his late brother.in-law Admiral Sir JOHN B.
WARREN, R.N.
The French Ambassador went in state with his
suite, in two carriages. Earl GRosvENoR went in
state, and there was a general display of splendid
equipages. Sir GEORGE LEEDS' new carriage was
broken. The Swedish Ambassador's carriage, driving
at great speed, knocked down, and ran over the-foot-
man of Lord STOWELL ; the fore and hind wheels
went over his body ; he was carried away in a very
injured state.