Star.
London, England, 1825-04-21 00:00:00

THE KING'S COUR f.

Yesterday being the day appointed for his NlA.tesTv
holding his first Levee this season, it excited consider able
in erest among the higher orders, at d caused a very
numerous and splendid assemblage of the Nobility, dig-.
nified personages, and others of the G ntry, to assem-
ble round his MAJvsrv, to pay th it duty to the Sove-
reign( t Tether with a noMber to bz presented on
vat ions occasions.

The novelty of a Levee attracted a numh•r of specta-
tors in Pall4nt :11 and other places leading to the King's
Palace; in that place, the PA Ik, &c. at the early hour
v e o'clock.

The carriages containing the company about to at-
tend the Levee thronged Pal mall some time before
one o'clock, the hour
.appointed for the admission of
company into the Palace-yard.
The KINo arrived in his travelling carriage from
Windsor, escorted by a party of Light Horse, exactly at
one o'clock, and entered by the garden-pate from the
Park, where some preparations having been made for
the reception of his MaJassit, a numter of persons had
assembled round the gate, and greeted Ws- AlAiEsnr
as he entered, who acknowledged it by graciously
touching his travelling cap.
At halt•past twelve, the Kinp,'s Guard, commanded
by Sir THOMAS A KBUTHSIT, preceded by the band in
state uniforms, marched into the Palace-yard. A de-
tachment cf the Royal Hari.: Gu ,rds did • not arrive
till half-past one o'clock in Waterluo-place, accom•
pitied. by their numerous band, in their splendid uni-
forms. They played during the after noon, alternately
with the band of the Foot Guards, Sir RICHARD Blu-
m, the Chief Magistrate of the Police, was in attend-
ance, with Townsend. Sayer, and a numerous as-
semblage of Police Officers, 'under his superintendence
and direction. -

The P. rters at the gates, in their state liveries, holding
in their i ands their massy baton;. There were also in
attendance, the 111arshalmen, the Under Porters, the
Gentlemen Porters, the State P. ges, ,nd oth7r Pages,
in their state uniforms. The Grand fl3ll was lined by
a party of the Yeomen Guards. TI ere were also sta-
tioned in the Hall, too c'f the tall7st Royal Horse
Guardsmen, accoutred as Cuirassiers.

Soon after two o'clock, his M,,JF.sTY having dressed
for the Levee, en:ered the State Roomi, attended by
his Great Officers of State, the L"rd and Groom in

Waiting, Sir nostril. Bocrosr, the Equerry in Waiting.
Timis. Highnesses the Duke of Bratatswicx, the Ps ince
cf IirtUNSWICPC, and as., Prince of LEININGEN, :seems-
panied by tl.Oir Aides de-Camp, Isere pri salted to the
Kirin at a private audience, by Sir ROBERT CHESTER,
his MAJESTY'S Master of the Ceremontt 5; after which
their Highnesses attended Lis MAJESTY at his Levee.
Count LIEVEN, the Russian AnOassador, and Mr.
Secretary CANNING, had audiences of his MAJESTY.
The Archbishop of lonic, psestnted a kook to
his MAJESTY.

The lit NG proceeded to hold a Pt ivy Council, at which
Viscount MAYNARD was introduced, and sworn in Lord
Lieutenant for the County of Essex, in the room of the
Tate Lord 1311 AVD ROOK F.. •

A Pirclamation 'a, agreed upon by the KING in'
Council, for the election of a Scotch Peer in the room of
the tate Earl f BALCAIIRAS.

Colonel MACDONELL, Flell-officer in Waiting, pre-
sented to the KING hit Report of the effective state of
the three Regiments of Foot Guards.
His MAJEsTy then ptoceeied to hold his Levee,
which was attended by the following Ambassadors and
Ministers :
The Austrian, French, Prussian, American, Danish, Swedish,
Sirdinian, Bavarian, Saxon, Netherlands, Neapolitan, Portuguese,
U'irtemberg, Spanish, Russian, and Mr. Colquhouu, the Minister
from the Hans Towns.. The French, Austrian, and Russian Am-
bassadors, came in state, with two carriages containing their suite-.
All the Cabinet Nlinisters were present, with the exception of the
Lord Chancellor, who was prevented from attending, it being the
first day of Term. There were also present, the Archbishops of
Canterbury. York, Armagh, and Dublin, the Vice,Cliancellor, the
King's Advocate, the Attorney and Solicitor Generals the King's
Proctor, the Attorney-General for Ireland, the lord Chief Baron
of Scotland, the Vice-President of the Board of Trade, the Earl
Marshal of England, the Attorney-General of the Bermudas, the
President of the Royal Academy, the Lord Mayor of London, the
Recorder of London, the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, Messrs.
Brown and Key, Mr. Under-Sheriff Marten, Aldermen Venables
Thompson, and Flower, Mr. Dawson, the Under-Secretary of
State for the Home Department, and the Lord Mayor's Chaplain.
Ducas--Leinster, Athol!, Argyll, Montrose, Newcastle, Bruns-
wick, Dorset, Wellington,and Norfolk._

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RQUlSSlEs—Carmarthen, Bath, Salisbury, Camden, Anglesea,
Hertford,Winchester, Grahatir, Cholmo”deley, and Londonderry.
Harms—Chichester, Limerick, ltochford. !icatborough, Ennis
Listowel, Leitrini, Chatlemont, Sheffield, Nelson, Clot:mei,
Strathmore, Itockwage, Hopetown, Kiunoull, Lonsdale, Dorches-
ter, Longford, Warwick, Burford, Pembroke, Stanhope, West-
morland, Uxbridge, Spencer, Fortescue, Egremont, Macclesfield,
Court ow n,Catkcar t, H arrington,Liverpool, Harrowby, De laWarre,
Bathurst, and Lauderdale.

Viacom:sir-Down. Pollington, Ennismoie Bernard, Gage,
bssory, Hereford, Morpeth, Eastnor, Clifton, ilrldport, Valletort,
Melville, Alaynard, Sydney, Bolingbroke and Palmerston.
LORDS—R. Alanneri, Howard de Walden, W. P. Lennox, Rod-
ney, Binning, Kenyon, Hervey, Ellenborough, Say-and-Sele, J.
Stuart, W. Fitzruy,, H. Cholmundeley, Howard of Effingham, A.
Hill, Bolton, Malian', Calthorpe, Montagu, ILivenswortt, Staath-
even, Pelham, Barham, Rolle, Teynbam, Hill, Bendlesham,
Granxillo Somerset, C. Manners, Braybrooke, Combermere,
Lynedoek, G. Beresford, Colchester Sc. Helen's, Maryborough,
IL-ntinck, Beaky, Gwydyr, Gifford, Seymour, Arden, 13elgrave,
and H. Cholmondeley.
Rums HosionsataLes—Sir John Nichol, Sir G. F. Hill, Charles
Grant, G. Canning, R. Peel, W. Huskisson, A. J. Foster, Sir S.
Shepherd, F. Robinson, and W. W.'Wynn.
HONOVRAILDS-J. ollemache, W. Scott, Lieutenant R. G. Sin-
clair, -J. Oinclair, Fowls, Hare, Cmittenay Boyle, J.
Hope, General Sir A. Hope, G. J. Stanhope, C. J. Shore, W
Twlaletou Fiessies, Hey. IL A. Napier; Captain Cast, H. Fane,