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

COURT CIRCULAR.

The King held a Levee yesterday at his palace in St. James's, which
was much more numerously attended than the Levee of last week, par-
ticularly by the high nobility and persons of distinction. The arrange.
ments and attendants were the aura as at the last levee. The doors of the
palace were opened at half-past 1 o'clock. The King's Guard mounted
with their state colours, and the band of the Coldstream Regiment of
Foot Guards, in their state uniforms. A detachment of the Ist Regi.
ment of Life Guards were stationed in the large Court-yard, with their
band, which played alternately with the foot band during the afternoon.
I His Majesty entered the state rooms at two o'clock, and gave an
audieuce to the field officer in waiting, who made a report of the effec-
tive state of the three regiments of Foot Guards. The King gave the
military pass-word for the day. The officer of the Guard also had
audience of his Majesty.
Soon after the King received the distinguished personages who have
the privilege of the entree, vie—their Royal llighnesses the Dukes of
Cumberland, Sussex, and Gloucester, the Prince of Orange, the Prince
Caroluth, the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, the Cabinet Mi.
nisters, all those whose official situations entitle them to the entree, as
well as those who have received permission from the King to retain the
privilege which they formerly enjoyed by virtue of their office.
The Baron de Cetto, the Bavarian Alinister, the Count Mandelsloh,
the Wurtetnberg Minister, Senhor de Gorostisa, the Mexican Minister,
were introduced to his Majesty by the Earl of Aberdeen, and conducted
by Sir Robert Chester, the Alastet of the Ceremonies, to deliver letters
to the King.
The Austrian, French, and Netherlands Ambassadors, the Spanish,
Russian, Prussian, Swedish, American, Bavarian, Neapolitan, Wur-
temberg, Hanse Towns, and Mexican Ministers, the Danish and Bra-
zilian Chargé. d'Affaires ; most of the Cabinet Ministers, the Archbi-
shop of Canterbury, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the Horse,
the Lord Steward of the Household, the Groom of the Stole, the Cap-
tain of the Yeoman Ouszd, the Captain of the Hon. Corps of Gentle-
man Pensioners, the Deputy Great Chamberlain, the Lord Chamber-
lain to the Queen, the Viet Chamberlain, the Chancellor of the Duchy
of Lancaster, the Commander of the Forces, the Judge-Advocate Ge-
neral, the Master of the King's Stag Hounds, Viscount Comberinere,
Gold Stick, Colonel Hill, Silver Stick in Waiting, the Master of the
Ceremonies, the Principal kart ry ut_the King, the Principal Equerry
to the Queen, Colonel Wood, 71M.GS= in waiting, the Lord Mayor
of Dublin, J. Antoiney Zara, attache to the Spanish Embassy.
The following were permantOd
Mr. Colquhoun, colonial agent far Dominica, accompanied by the
hon. W. Fraser, with an address of ("Woken and congratulation from
the council and assembly of Dominica. Mr. Mayers, colonial agent for
Earbadoes, with an address of condoling. and congratulation from the

council col assembly of Barb:aloes, by lord Conilermere. The r-v.
dr. Schwabe, of the Lutheran church in Guodman's.tields ; the rev. dr. !
Steinkoptf, of Ow Littman church in the Savoy ; the rev. G. 'riarks, of
the reformed church in floeper-square; the tev.C. Busse,of the lianiburgh
church.Trinity-lane,with an address num the German protestant churches
in London. Mr. 'o!qtahuun. oolonial agent for St. Vincent, accompanied
by the hun. W. Fraser and Mr. J. A. Gordon, with an address of con.
dolence and congratulation from the council and assembly of St. Vincent.
The Rev. 1)r. Kuper. on being appointed Chaplain to her Majesty, by
Earl Ho ive. 31. Antoine y Zayas, attache ala Legation of his most
Catholic 3lajesty, by the Spanish Minister. The Lord Mayor of Dub-
lin, by Sir Henry Ilarditige. hart. The Earl of Suffolk, by the Mar.
quis of Lansdowne. The Duke of Lcinster, by the Earl of Herrin..
ton. Mr. Sergeant Adams, by the Lord Chancellor. The Rev. Charles
Busse. by the Rev. Dr. Koper. The Earl of Carnarvon, by the Earl
of Albemarle. The Rev. Henry Majendie, by his Grace the Arch.
bishop of Canterbury. Lard 11 illoughby de Broke, by the Lord in
Waiting.
The hon. B. Craven, by the Lord Chamberlain. Sir C. F. Williams,
his Majesty's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor. Sir J. Pollen, by the
marquis of SVinchea'cr. Dr. G. Taylor, on his appointment as Surgeon
Extraordinary to the King. by the earl of Westmorland. Sir J. 1).
Astley, M.P. by the earl of Eldon. Sir A. Agnew, by earl Cathcart.
Viscount Encombe, by the earl of Eldon. Rev. Dr. Steinkopf, by the
Rev. Dr. Kuper. Sir G. Thonu.s, ban. by the earl of Errol. The
Dean of Westminster. by the marquis of Winchester. Rev. W. Brad-
ford, Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty, by the Bishop of Chichester.
Sir Stephen Glynne, by the Dake of Buckingham.
Dr. Hair, royal horse guards, on his appointment of physician extra.
ordinary to his royal highn.sa the Duke of Cuntherland, by the Duke
of Richmond. Sir Robert Price, by Viscount Hereford. Hon. John
Talbot, by Earl Talbot. Rev. Dr. White, by thediev. Dr. Kuper. Sir
John Rae Reid, by the Earl of Liverpool. Rev. Frederick Lateward,
by the Bishop of London. Sir William Cosway, by Mr. Newnham
Collingwood. Hon. William Ponsonby, by Lord Clinton. Lord
Edward Chichester, by the Earl of Belfast. Lord Ribble,-
dale, by Earl Howe. Lord Ossulston, by the Earl of Tanberville.
Rev. J. Ward, Rector of St. James's, by the Bishop of London. Lord
Lilford, by the Marquis of Lansdowne. Alderman Morrisson of
Dublin, by Sir Henry Hardinge, ban. Earl of Guilford, by the Lord
in Waiting. Rev. Sir Richard Hughes, by Captait Usher, R.N. Earl
of Craven, by the Lord Chamberlain. lion. E. Stanley, by the Earl
of Derby. Sir 'rr.tytotr Faller Eliott Drake, ban. by the Earl of Mac-
clesfield. lion. Lieut.-Colonel Abcrcrotnby, M.P. on promotion, by
Viseunnt Melville. Rev. C. V. Holum Sumner, on his re-appointment
as Chaplain in Ordinary to the King, by Colonel Holm Sumner. Vis-
count Corrcy, by Earl Howe. Rev. Oliver Rogers, on return from the
continent, by Mr. Weave Gardiner. John Lee, LL.D. of Hartwell,
Buckinghamshire, by Lord St. Helens. Eal Cornwallis, by the Earl
of Rosalyn. Rev. Charles Cary Clerke. Archdeacon of Oxford, by his
Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury. Viscount Valemia, by the Earl
of Roden. Earl of Albernarlif9 by the Duke of Sussex, Rev. James
Lugar, by the Right lion. Sir George Murray.
Sir J. D. Astley, Viscount Encombe, M.P. and Mr. Peach, 31. P. by
the Earl of Eldon. Mr. Craddock, on being appointed Apothecary to
his Majesty's Household, by Sir Astley Cooper, Bart. Major-General
Thornton, on being appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Jersey, by Lord
Hill. Lieutcnant.General Eden, by Vice-Admiral Sir G.
Moore. Major. General Sir J. Wilson, on being apppointed Lieu.
tenant-Governor of ('cylon, by Lord Hill. Lientenant-General
Sir C. Imhoff, by the Earl of Pomfret. General Gascoync, by Lord
Hill. Major-General Lord C. Manners, by the Earl of Jersey.
Hon. General Sir A. Hope, on his promotion, by Lord Hill. Major-
General Sir Hugh Urugh, on his promotion by Lord Hill. Lieutenant-
General Sir Thomas Macdougall Brisbane, K.C.B. by Viscount Beres-
ford. Major-General Sir T. Reynell, on succeeding to a baronetcy, by
Sir Herbert Taylor. Lieutenant-General Peachcy, by tire Marquis of
Chandos ; Lieutenant-Colonel Crewe, by Lord Carrington. Lieutenant.
Colonel Macadam, by Sir A. Barnard. Colonel Gore Langton, by the
Earl of Macclesfield. Colonel Sir J. Burke, bart. M.P. by the Marquis
of Clanriande. Colonel Baron Tuyll, by the Duke of Richmond ; Col.
Duffy, on promotion, by Sir A. Barnard. Lieutenant-Colonel Newton,
by the Honourable General Phipps ; Colonel Ellicombc, on be.
ing promoted. Colonel C. Dumonccau, by the Prince of Orange.
Lieut..('oloncl Evan, on his promotion, by Sir J. W. Gordon. Lieu-
tenant. Colonel Monteith, on his return from Persia, by Lord Ellen-
borough. Colonel Waller, on his promotion, by Sir W. Gordon. Col.
Cradock, by the Duke of Leeds. Colonel Count Sturm, by the Prince
of Orange. Lieut.-Colonel Wm. Jones, on his promotion in the Ha-
noverian service, by Colonel F. Fitzclarence. Lieut.-Colonel Burke, by
the Earl of Rosalyn. Major Wyndham, by Earl Howe. Major But-
ler, by Lieut.-Colonel Fitzclarence. Major Ricketts, late Governor of
Sierra Leone, by Viscount St. Vincent. Major Tyler, by Colonel
Fitzclarence. Major Fiddes, on his return from India, by Earl Amherst.
Major S. Clerke, on being appointed to the staff, by col. Fitzelarence.
Major Macdonald, on his promotion, by viscount Beresford. Major
J. W. Freshfield, M.P. by the duke of Sussex- Lieut.-col. Sutherland,
by Mr. J. Alexander, M. P. Col. a'Court, on his promotion, by lord
Beresford. The hon. col. H. Murray, e. b. on his promotion, by earl
Cathcart. Lieut..col. Drummond, by lord Redesdale. Lieut.-coL J.
Bell, on his return from India, by licut.-coL Bowler. Lieut.-colonel
Snodgrass, [by lieut.-general K. M`Kenzie. Major Schreiber, by coL
Fitzelarence. Lieut.-eolonel T. S. S. Clair, by the earl of Rosalyn.
lion. col. D. Ogilvy, by sir R. Peel. Lieut.-coL Chichester, by the
duke of Richmond.

Deputy Commissary-General Hcwetaon, by the Right Hon.—Arbuth-
not. Lord Marcus Hill, by the Marquis of' Downshire. Lord Robert
Manners, on his promotion. Lord Chaves Townshend, by Lord G.
Beresf.wd. Lord Stanley, to present a Memorial from the Cotton
Weavers of Lancashire, by the Earl of Derby. The Earl of Airlie,
Loral-Lieutenant of the county of Forfar, by Sir Robert Peel. Rev.
W. L. Rhein, by Lord Maryborough. Mr. Peter Browne, his Ma.
jesty's Secretary of Legation at Copenhagen, by the Earl of Aberdeen.
Sir John Brydges, M.P. by the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos.
Hon. Col. Grant, M.P. his Majesty's Lieut. of Inverness, by Vise. Mel-
vile. Hon. H. Corry, by Earl Howe. Sir .1. Mordaunt, by Earl Talbot.
Sir J.W. Mackenzie, Bart. M.P. his Majesty's Lieutenant of the county
of Ross, by Sir Robert Peel. Dr. Conwell, Madras Establishment, by
Lord Ellenborough and Sir Thomas Bowser. Commanders—Henry
Eastwood, Bolton, Gordon, Hillyar, George, King, H.D.C. Douglas,
by Viscount Melville. Captains—The Hon. C. L. Irby, J. L. Beck.
ford, Prickett, Lawrence, Brasier, R.N. by Viscount Melville. General
Hunter, by lord Hill. Major-General Foster, on promotion, by Lord
Hill. Cornet Cholmeley, by Sir C. Forbes. Lieutenant H. Puget, by
the Marquis of Sligo. Commander Addington, on promotion, by Sir
H. Blackwood. Commander King, on his return from the South Ame-
rican survey, by Viscount Melville. Commander Valpy, by Admiral
Sir Francis Laforey. Major-General Cole, by Lord Melville. Lieut.
General Sir B. O'Callaghan, on promotion, and appointment to come
mend Fort St. George, by General Lord Hill. Captain 3laberly, by Sir
H. Hotham. Capt. T.Forrest, by Sirß.Martin. Capt. H.Baring, by Earl
Howe. Capt. sir A.Clifford, C. ii. on his return from service, by the duke
of Leeds. Capt. Lempricrc, by Sir .1. Dickson. Capt. Copland, by
Mr. Leave, N.P. Capt. Chipchase, by the :narquis of Londonderry.
Capt. Colthurst, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir R. O'Callaghan. Capt. Enoch, on
promotion, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. Gordon. Capt. Patton, by Vice.
Admiral Foote. Lieut. C. Smith, on his return from foreign service,
T. Viscount Melville. Lieut. Archer, by Viscount Beresford. Capt.
Forrest, by Sir B Martin. Lieut. Cary, by Lieut.-Col. F. Fitz-
clarence. Capt. N. Duff, by Viscount Duncan. Lieut. E. Hamiltm
Ffinney, on his return iron, foreigu service, by Sir S. Hulao Capt.
A.Cravcn, by Col. F.Foularence. Capt.C. Gaseayne, by lien.Gascoyne.
Capt. Spencer, by Col. (.'Malley. Capt. Ilillyar, on his return ;rum the
Continent and appointment to the Revenge, by Lord Melville.
Captain Challis Hope, on his appointment to his Majesty's ship Tyne,
by Lord Melville. Captain Hope Fleming Lenhouse, on his return
from France, by Sir H. Hotham. Captain Hornby, by the Earl of
Derby. Lieut. Rogers, on going to join his regiment in the Mediter-
ranean, by Colonel Reeves. Lieut. A. Northright, by Lord Melville.
Cornet Oliver, on appointment, by Colonel Hill. Lieut. Tulloit, by
Lord E. Somerset. Captain Wilson, by the Earl of Errol. Lieutenant
Halliday, With Infantry, by Vice Admiral Tollemache. Captain Hart,
by the Bishop of Chichester. Captain Melville Grindley, by Colonel
Fitzelarenee. Captain Jones, by Major General Newberry. Mr. W.
Reginald Courtenay, by hit. father, Mr. Courtenay. Captain Schreiber,
by Col. Fitzclarence. Capt. Hurst. by the Duke of Richmond. Lieut.
Johnston, by Lord Combermere. I.ieut. R. Jones, by Count Munster.
Lieutenant J. Burnett, by Sir George Coetiburn. Lieutenant R. B.
Nutt, by Sir Francis Collier. Captain Ferguson, by Mr. Lester, M.P.
Lieutenant A. C. Macdonald, by Nlajor.(ien:sal Campbell. Captain
Meade, on his appointment to the Staff, at head-quarters, by Lord
Hill. Captain W. H. Dillon, by his Royal Highness the Duke of
Sussex. Lieutenant J. C. Wickham, his alajesty's ship Adventure, on
his return from the South American survey, by Sir Geo. Cockburn.
Lieutenant W. S. Thomas, by the Earl of Ferrol!. Lieutenant J. Mar-
shall, by Sir G. Cockburn. Lieutenant William Clark, by the Right
Hon. Lord Napier. Lieutenant Heyliger, on his appointment, by Oe.
neral Frederick Maitland. Lieutenant U. Marshall, by the Rarl of Fife.
Lieut.-Col. Lindsay, by the Earl of Hardwicke. Lieut. T. Mitchell,
on his return from the South American Survey, by Sir G. Cockburn.
Captain Ainslie, by Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Bradford. Cap-
tain Codrington, by Vice-Admiral Sir R. Codrington. Captain J. Ste-
venson, by Major-General James 3lsedonell. Lieut. D. O'Brien, on
his appointment to the 72t1 Highlanders, by Lieut.-Colonel Arbuthnot.
General Sir Ronald Ferguson. by Lord Hill. Lieut.. General Sir
Thomas Bradford, by Lord Hill. Commander (armae, on his appoint-
ment to his Majesty's ship Wellesley, by Lord Melville. Lieut.
Jeffreys, by Lieut.-General Livett Campbell. Lieut. George Poole),
by Lord Melville. Lieutenants Sydenham, Wylde, and George Jack-
son, by Lord Melville. Earl Mountcharles, by the Lord in Waiting.
Hon. Capt. It. Fu Ike Oreville, by the Earl of Errol. Rev. Jobn Marshall
on his return from the Mediterranean, by Viscount Melville. Rev. John
Jeffreys, by the Bishop of London. Rev. J. Falls, by Sir H. Blackwood.
Rev. Lin Goma, on his re-appointment as Chaplain to his Majesty at
Windsor Castle, by Sir Herbert Taylor. Sir Charles Burrell, by Col.
Titularence. Hon. John Blomfield, on returning to Stockholm. The
Hon. Frederick J. Caltheape, by Lord Caltborpn Viscount Castle.
1 Inugh, on being. appointed a Lord of the Admiralty, by Lord London-
k deny. Rev. iii. hl. Wagner, oo being appointed Chaplain in ordinary
to the King for Brighton, by the Duke Of Wellington. Lord Charles
t Wellesley, on his appointment to the Rifle Brigade, by the Duke of

We!hegt..” Captain Lord James Ter:hip:intl. by the Dah, of Le-eds.
Rear..‘Justral Fowke, by Lord Melville. Vice... Admiral Sir ()rah tin
moot . tin promotion, by Lord Al alv;lir. Rev. E.,h,tund Cartwright
to !.•,:. 7 . History of Western Sussex, by the Dithe of Norfolk.
Lord Sassr.x Lennox, by the Duke of Richmond. Lori W; Fitagastat,
by the Earl of Harrington. Lord H Vane, by the IlartitnattiClevelanti
Rev. Isaac Banks Robinson, A.M. by Curtain Wool:nom. Lord %I'd.
ham Hervey, his Majesty's Secretary of Legation at Madrid, by the
Earl of Aberdeen. The Rev. Barney bee, Domestic Chaplain to the
Right Hon. the Earl of Errol, by Colonel Vaughan. The Rev. James
Hayes Sadler, by the Hon. A. Trevor. M.P. Rev. J. IL Ferns, by
the Archbishop of Canterbury. Lord George Hill, t v tho plosion of
Downshire. Dr. Hall Radclife, Travelling Fellor of the University
of Oxford. on returning from abroad, by Sir Flinty Halton!. AIL
Hume, M.P. with a congratulatory Address to his Majesty front the
parch of St. Leonard, Shoreditch. Mr. flume, M.P. to present 3 pc.
titian from the inhahlant householders of Marykbone for relict front
taxation. His Majesty gave audiences to the Priem of Masser,
the Duke of Buckingham, tie Earl of Jersey, Lord Host. the
Marquis of W inchelsea, the Earl of Aberdeen. and Sir Robert Peel.
MllEs,teuas.—Lester. Braude, Douglas Mulford. 8-ivarn. 31. P. EJ-
ward Fulsw, M.P. John Foley, C,olquhoun, Jonathan Sisson. J. Farr n,
Egerton, Northage, Nawdigate, Bolted, Keith Douglas, Edict, Lktbell,
Crawford, Tontfine, Sydenhant, Poore. Loftus Bland, C. Antrotura,
Mills, M.P. liouldsworth, M.P. J. Lee Haughe, Legit, M.P. C. F
Williams. Stephenson, Penuefather, Le lie, Engler, Craddoch, H.
Barker, Carruther, Mahony, Carnegie, J. Pideock, G. Jolifre, W.
Bankea, Washington Irving, J. Cockburn, Schoyn, Shaw Lefevie, Mer-
cer, Babbage. J. E. Baillie' M.P. Dugdale., S. Wortley, D. W. Hat.
vey, M.P. Price, Kilderbee, Pent byti, Culling C. Smith, Tr.rcu,
Cholnieley, M.P. Portman, W. A. Counenay, Turner. &prom, U.
Forbes, W. 11. Grant, Makes, L. Peel, W. O'Brien. B. Greville, John.
son, Evelyn,Cokc, Gower,C. G.Wynne, Kennedy, 31.1'. G. B.llenditon,
Milbank, Merle, A. W. Blanc, T. Hannon' Head, Philips, C. ay-
bury, G. Shaw, M.P. G. Browne, M.P. C. Whitmore, Grant. Farm,
Holmes, M.P. Suntan, B. Craven, J. O. Gordon, Delatnark Dank%
Wilbraham, MP. Anderson Pelitan., Dillon. Shelley, K. Smirks,
Hill, F. Seymour, Macleod, Weyhenti, M.P. A. V. Eaton. C. str...a,
Blunt, Wane, J. Stuart, M.P. E. Je.attsghatn, R. Algeo, G. blame,
M.P. East, Montefiere, Bonham, IVilltatu Scott, W. Maitlant:,
Itankes, Maxwell, M.l'. I'. Brower, 1. Everett, Hume, 51.1'. J. b.:arr,
J. Gough, G. Ware, G. Pearce, W. Lawrence, C. Mackinnon, 51.1'.
Robinson, G. Egerton, Samuel Platt, Hope Johnstone, Jenkins, M P.
Dekinran, M.P. Mayers, Platt, Hewersan, E. Snirky, Peach, 51.1'.
Whitmore, C. Cochrane, Cumberland, A. Smith, 51. P. Edhionstotre,
Coots, 51.1).

Yesterday a Deputation of the Provost and Fellows of Queen's Col.
leg e, in the University of ()afoul, agreeat!y to an :Indent privilege ot
that Society, had the honour of reser:Mg ..t Adthess and Petition of
Patronage to the Queen, to whict: her Majesty returned a most gra-
cious answer, and kindly acceded 13 their Petition. The Dept:tun),
consisted of the Rev. J. Fox, 1) 13. Provost; the Rev. J. B. Maud.,
M.A. and the Rev. J. Wilson, M.A. Fellow.; and was aetompani.d
by the following Members of the College :—the Rev. E. D. Scott, M.A.
and the Rev. R. Coaltherd, M.A. Fellows; W. G. Almon, M.D. My.
sician Emraordinary to the King ; and the Rev. J. 31erewerher,
Domestic Chaplain to the Queen. They were I:cranny introduced by
Rarl Dime, and had the honour of kissing her Majesty's ham!.

The Lard Mayor and Lady Mayoress, by sp..icial itiritatios
and command, dine this day with their Majesties.
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WESTMINSTER. Hoserrm..—At r. very nuinerous Meet-
ing of the Governors of this ilospital, on the 47th alt. it was
decided as injudicious to remove that Institution from its
present site, where its benefits have been so long dispensed,
and are so highly appreciated. A ballot takes pace at the
Hospital to-day, from ten till tv.o, tyhich, if the previous
determination bo confirmed by the attendance of the trustees.
the now building, on or near its present site, will be com-
menced.

AFFAIR OF HONOVn.—Saturday morning information
was received at the Head Police, Dublin, that an " affair of
honour," as it is called, was about to take place between n
Mr. John Donnellan, and Mr. Samuel Abbott, of Abbey.
street. Upon receiving this intelligence police-officer Brad-
shaw proceeded to the Dolphin Tavern, in Abbey-street.
where he arrested Mr. Donnellan, who, upon giving •et'u-
rides to keep the peace, war immediately discharged.