Star.
London, England, 1824-03-11 00:00:00

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THE KING'S COURT, LEVEE,
t er:l a y , about half.past twelve o'clock,his.MA;reste
50:,,\1 in his travelling-carriage and four, escorted by
a party of Light Horse, at his Palace in Fall-mall,from
his Castle at Windsor. About the same time attired a
detachment of Cuirassiers, accompanied bZ a full band,
hnrseback, with kettle-drums, &c. the king's Guard,
coiposed. of Grenadiers, with colours flying, and the
baa I of the first regiment of Foot Guards, in their State
who continued playing alternately during the
2fteinoon, which attracted a crowd of persons itt Tall-
man. Regent-street. &c. to view the splendour of the
quiiiages, and the novelty of the Court dresses. Al-
;!ough the wind blew a strong northerly gale, the cu-
rio,ity way additionally heightened by the length of
ii:oe sine* his MAJESTY held a public Court.
The company began to arrive at a quarter before one
„'cl,ick, and continued to do so till hall-past three, al-
though with occasional cessations ; the Levee not
being so numerously auendpd as might have been
expected, considering the length of time since the KIND
held a Levee, which maybe accounted for on account
of the shortness of the notice given in the-Gazette, toge-'
titer with many noble and distinguished families being
in affliction from recenfbereavements by deaths in their
families—among them the Marquis of Trenrier.o, the
Countess Of CARLISLI, Lord CLARENDON, the Bishop
cf LICHFIELD and Covet/Tee.
The KING, soon after his arrival, proceeded to dress
for holding his Court, and appeared in blue regimentals
and gold, decorated with several Orders, his MAJESTY
appearing in the full vajoyment of health. The KING
been pi oceeded to his. Royal closet, where the Rev. 1)r.
lltruer.t., Dean of. Chichester, was presented to his MA
,rsTY, to kiss hands, on his tiomination to the Bishopric
of Gloucester; upon which occasion the Reverend Pie-
late did homage before his MitIESTY, the Bishop of
Lter-
,LN attending the ceremoby as Clerk of the Closet.
The Kiss held a Pi ivy Council, which was attended
by most of the Cabinet Ministers, at which Sir Jon
I was introduced, and sworn in Lord Lieutenant
for the County of Yea broke. Ilis MAJesTv then pro.
seeded, attended by his great Onkel s of State, to re-
ceive the compliments of the foreign.Athbassadors and
.finisters.—The Russian Ambassador came in state
With lds Escellency's suite in two carriage ; Prince Po-
i the French Ambassador (it Was the first time of
the Prince attending his NlAsesTr's public Levee since
his appointment to his Embassy to our Court) also came
in state. His Excellency and suite came in two car-
riages. The Prince was accompanied by Count YAU-
OSUMI.. His Highness launched a new carriage upon
the occasion. It was of dai k green ground, and su-
-eibly ornamented.
Theie.were present their Royal Ilighnessei the Dukes
Of YORK and• CLARENCE, and Prince LEOPOLD ; the
Archbishops of CANTEROURY andoYone ; and most of
the Wicers of State.—The following were also present:
Dr cri—Weliington, Montrose.
11. i nouts.lcs—Camdeu, Hertford, Iluntly, Bath, Chohnondeley,
NVindit,ter, Conyngliarn, Anglest a.
Etat s— Liverpool, Spencer, Sheffield, Cowper, Morton, Vern-
Ancrani, Strathmore Rocksavage, Uxbridge, Rowornmon;
W icklow, Ilrecknock, Clare, Limerick, Aberdeen, Whitworth,
W,stnierlatul, Cabral' tjlelacclesSeld, Bathurst, Ilarrowby, Kimiuul.
Viscorsm—Clive, Sid mouth, Stopford, (hut, fugestrie, Mande.
Berthaven, Galway, Hereford, Sandia!, Petersham, hb.lville.
Luaus -Cawdor Grantham, Colthester, Howard de 'Walden,
Dudley, Stuart, Erskine, Ravensworth, ltedesdali, Henry Choi.
niondeley, Bingham Bexley, St. Helen's, Gwydyr, Lovaiue, Ma-
rybarough, Fitzroy humerset, John Thynne, Gifford.
RIGHT HONOVILArces—Sir J. Nicholl, Sir G. F.: 'lilt, Sir S. Shell.
her I, W. Bus/Limon, G. Tierney, F. Wallace, R. Peel.
llettoiniaaus-L-John Tollemache; ervis, W. H. White,
Il ar Admiral Sir H. Blackwood, Bart. Major S. Bathurst, W.
liatringto; ; Lieutenant G. Liddell, G.' Agar Ellis, G. Rice, Cap-
tan S. Gardner, Rev. B. Tumour, J. S. S. Coke.
Sias-1 iujh lialrymple, T. Lawrence, W:Ctingreve, Charles
Mower, J. Copki, Richard Birnie, S. Fludyer, G. Cockburn,
C. Rubinson, M. Nightingale, M. Ridley, G. Martin, Griffin
Wilson, F. hlolyneux Ommancy, Horace St. Paid, Wm. Rum-
bold, Gilbert ^Blane, C. Flint, It. Hale, W. Stirling, G. Webb,
Reward Home, George Nayler, K Kerstin, M.P. J. Owen, J.
Graham, G. Desanges, G. Staunton, J. Sewell, C. Morgan, It. T.
Varqubsi, G. Banitykle, J. M. Burgoyne, B. Baker, M. Tierney,
C. Forbee, C. Hastings, J. Macleod, Harry Calvert, Willoughby
Gorden, H. Torrens, C. Lung, H. Campbell, It. Gardiner, it.
Muter, F Codritigton, E. Nagle.
Bisuors—Chester, Limerick, Rapbue; Dremore, Lincoln, Rim-
aby
Dc..N-,-Hereford.
RIEVEREND DOCTORS—Russell, Goodenough.
Doc :oxs-..Nlackinnon, lime; Terril,Granville, Calvert. Meyrick.