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London, England, 1831-03-25 00:00:00

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Lady C. Paulett, by the Mareninrims of li'inchester
Mr. Arden, by the Marquis of Cleveland
Mr. Milbank, by the Marquis of Cleveland
Mr. James Talbot, by Sir H. Taylor
Mr. Wilbraham, M.P. by the Earl or Albemarle
Mr. Mundy, by Lord Byron
Mr. Lyon Campbell, by Sir George Murray
Mr. J. B. Monck, by the Lord Chancelina
Rear-Admiral Thompson, by Sir Robert 0 s ay
Lieutenant-General °oldie, by Admiral Sir K. Walter Otway
Major-General St. George. by Lord Hill
Mr. Herbert Curteis, M.P. by the Duke of Richmond
Earl Kinnoul, by the Earl of Albemarle
Major-General Sir John Malcolm, on his return from India
Lieutenant-General Cookson by Lieutenant-General Sir Willi4ur
Houstoun

Lieutenant-General Buller, by the Lord in Waiting
lieutenant General Sir William Anson, by Viscount Anson
G I Sir John Fraser. by Lord Saltnun
Major General Hooke, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Major General Sit Robert L. Dusdas, by Lord Hill
Mr. Beadon, by Lord John Tbyrrne
Mr. Cole, on his marriage
Captain Prescott, R.N. by Lord Byro.l
Captain Richardson, C. B. R. N. by Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir
Henry Blackwood
Mr. Robert Mangles, by the Right Hon. Sir William Freemantle
Commander Charles English, by Major-General Sir Howard Douglas
Mr. Howard Vyse, on his appointment as Cornet in 2d Life-Guards
Lady Doyle, by the Hon. Mrs. Berkeley Paget
Mr. Bell, as King's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor
Sir G Rose
Mr.. George Ponsonby, by Lady Elizabeth Wemyas
Mr. Holdawortb, by Colonel Wood
Miss Fitzgerald, by her mother, Mrs. Ft
Mrs. W. Maberly, on her marriage, by the Duchess of Northuna.
berland.
Miss A. Hothsni, by her mother, the Hon. Mrs. Hotham
Miss F. Hotham, by ditto
Alias M. Boyle, by Mrs. Courtenay Boyle
Colonel Salter, by Major-General Rooks
Mr. Wingfield, by the Lord Chancellor
The Countess of Kinnoni, by the Duchess D. wager of lands
Captain H. Doyle, by General Sir C. Doyle
Captain Hope Johnstone, by Sir J. Pechell
Rear-Admiral D. Dundee. by Sir J. Graham
Captain Sir Thomas Troubridge, by Sir J. Graham
Alias S. Doyle, by Lady Doyle
Lieutenant Meikham, by the Earl of l'ossl'n
Lieutenant Upton, by the Earl of Rosalyn
Lieu eaant C. H. Jay, by Sir J. Graham
Rear-Admiral Hall, by Sir J. Graham
Cornet Hankey, by Earl of Rosalyn
Captain Bruce, RN. by Sir A. Barnard
Captain Fenwick, by M. General Sir A. Bryce
Captain Valey, by the Earl of Rosalyn
Commander P. Graham, by Sir J. Graham
Captain Chen's', by Earl Howe
Captain J. A. Fullerton, by the Earl of Rosalyn
ajor Greenwood, by the Earl of Rossyln
Rev. J. Gosset, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Lieutenant Col mrl Peer Hawker, by the Lord in Waiting
Honourable Mrs. F. Pellew, by Lady Warburton
Major Nutt, by Major-General Sir J. Malcolm
Commander Fraser, by the Right Honourable Charles Grant
Commander Glasenck, on his appoinunent to His Majesty's ship
Orestes, by Sir Thomas Hardy
Major Hartley, by the Earl of Treanor]
Lieutenant-Colonel Maberly, by Sir J. Kempt
Colonel Foster, on Ills appointment to the command of the Artillery
in the South-west Dr-triet, by Sir J. Kempt
Lieutenant-Colonel Morgan, by the Lord in Waiting
Hon. Mrs. Hamilton., by Lady A. Milbank
Lieutenant-Colony Clements, M. P. by Viscount Beresford
Colonel Townsend, by Viscount Sidney
Colonel Arnold, A. D. C. to the King, by Lieutenant-General sir
Herbert Taylor.
Lieutenant-Wood Elwood, by Mr. Curteis, M. P.
Lieutenant-Colonel H. Dundas, by Earl Howe
Colonel ClaiLuid, by Major-General Hooke
Lieutenant Weeks, by General the Earl of Itosslyn
Hon. Mrs. George Campbtll, by the Countess of Cawdor
Colonel Hay, C. B. on his promotion, and to the command of the
Queen's Bays, by Lord Hill.
Mr. John William Bitch, by Sir J. Ross.
After the Levee by his Majesty on Wednesday,
King held a Privy Council, when the lord Chancellor of
Ireland, the Earl of Derby, and the lion. R. Grosveno.,
were re-sworn Members of his Nl:rjests Privy ('nuncio.
Mr. Greville attended as Clerk of the Council.
The Queen dined with the Princess Augrist,r on Wetliws-
' day evening, at her residence in the King's Palace, St.
'James's. The Landgravine of Hesse Flumberg, and the
Duchess of Gloucester, were present to meet her Majesty.
In the evening the Queen, accompanied by the Landgra-
vine of Hesse Homberg and the Duchess of Glories. ter, tool
attended by her Chamberlain, Earl Howe, went, in a private
manner, to the Concert of Ancient Music, at the Hanover-
square Rooms.

In the account of the Levee on Wednesday, the Court
Newsman omitted the following presentations : An address
from the county of Hertford, by the High Sheriff.—Lieute-
nant George Manning, R.N. by the Hon. Bur.m Diu.sdale.