Star.
London, England, 1820-05-11 00:00:00

THE KING'S

Yesterday his MA.vESTY held his first Levee since
his Accession to the Throne, on which occasion there
was the most numerous assemblage of the Nobility
and Gentry ever remembered, great nnmhers having
come to town, not only from all parts of EnglAnd,
but of Scotland and Ireland, to pay their dutiful
respects and homage to his nicst gracious and ens.
cellent Majesty, King GEORGE the FOURTH. It was,
of course, a general presentation to the new SOVE.
REIGN, and consequently all successivelyok
Celt ie-
fore his MAJESTY, and had the honour of kissing
this hand.

Although the Levee was not announced to beg n
till twO o'clock, the company began to active soon
after twelve, and continued till nearly four, whin it
was ascertained that 1809 hstd arrived, being al-oot
800 more than were present at the first Levee ft.:r
his present MAJESTY became REnr.sr. The assem-
blage was considered the most splendid that ever
was collected under one roof. The dresses were
principally new, and most magnificent. Pilate
ESTERIIAZY, the Austrian Ambassador, and other
'Ambassadors and Ministers, clime with their sertaets
in new State lives ics upon the occasion.
A Guard of linnour marched into the Court-yard
as usual, preceded by the band in their State uni-
form ; and a detachment of the Life Guards were
stationed in Waterloo-place, with their band oftrutn.
pets and kettle-drums, who played alternately with
the other band, which considerably heightened the
effect of the splendour of the scene on the outride
the Palace, produced by the magnificent equipages
assembled, and the crowds of reil..ectable persons
attracted to view the grandi!ur of the Court of
Great Britain.

From the crowd of the company assembled in the
State Room, which his 3LIJESTY entered at the tin-:e
appointed, it became excessively hot, and his MA-
JESTY suffere.l much from the heat, a, did the -
pany generally : some had nearly fainted, and 1... :c-
-hef could be afforded, owing to the wind bins.:.
strong and direct into the windows ; but althoop,a
the KING experienced considerable inconvenience and
fatigue, from having to receive the congratulations
of such an unprecedented number of nearly 2000,
his MAJESTY is in the enjoyment of such excellea
health, that he was able to go through the ceremo-
nies of the day without experiencing material incon-
venience; and his MAJESTY'S health was contemplated
with the utmost satisfaction by the whole of the
grand assemblage.
His MAJESTY received the male branches of his
family first in his closet, consisting of their Roval
Highnesses the Dukes of YonK, CLARENEF., Sussex,
and GI.OUCF.NTER, also Prince LEOPOLD. The Doke
of FORK carried into the closet, on a velvet cuslion,
the Orders of the Garter, Bath, St. Patrick, the
Thistle, and the Cv'uelphic, belonging to.the late! la-
mented Duke of KENT, which the Duke of TORY re-
turned to the KING.

The Duke of SUSSEX came in state with his full
attendants, and was received by the Guard of Ho-
lan' presenting arms, and the band playing Gun
save the King, on his Royal Highness arriving at the
grand entrance. The other branches of the Rod al
Family entered the Palace by the side door.
General MONTIOOMERY delivered to his MAJESTY
the Ordei of the hustle worn by the late Lord EG-
LINTOUNE. Mr. FREEMANTLE delivered the Order of
the Bath worn by his late father.
The Duke of SAN CARLOS, the Prince CASTELCI-.
CALA, and the Duke of HOLSTEIN, had audiences of
his MAJESTY, and took leave ; as did Count TAUNT-
SIEN. They were introduced to the KING by Earl
BATHVRST, in the absence of Viscount CASTLE..
REACH by indisposition, and conducted by Sir Ho-
BERT CHESTER, the Master of the Ceremonies, who
also introduced and conducted the following distin-
guished Foreigners to the KING:
Count D'AISLX and Baron Ltzareoarr had audiences of his
Msramr, to deliver their new Credentials.
M. ne Serisariarz had audience of the Krim, and delivered an
Address of Condolence on the blernise of the late Kuto, and of
Congratulation on his present 3lsrzsry:s accession to the Throne.

As soon as the KING left his closet, the Royal
Household, the Cleat Officers of State, the Cabinet
Ministers, &c. kissed hands upon their new appoint-
ments.—There were also present—

The Archbishops of Canterbury and York ; the Lord Chief
Baron ; Mr. Warren, the Chief Justice of Chester ; the Master
of the Roth; the Attorney and solicitor-General; the King's
Proctor ; the Lord Advocate of Scotland ; the Judge of th•
Admiralty Court ; the Provost of Eton College ; the Lord
Mayor of London; the Sheriffs of London and :Middlesex,
Messrs. Bothwell and Parkins; Under-Sheriff Turner, lindet-
Sheriff Pullen; the High Bailiff of Southwark; the Chief Ma-
gistrate of the Police.

Duccs—San Carlos, Holstein, Rutland, Richmond, Argyll,
Beaufort, Norfolk, Dorset, Wellington.
Blaaocissis—Winchester, Ileadfort, Cholmondeley, Corn-
wallis, Themond, Conyngham, Camden, Northampton, Stafford,
Anglesea, Bath, Tavistock, Exeter, Worcester, Graham, Huntly,
Downstire, Hertford, Salisbury.
Esitzs—Besborctugh, Yarmouth, Shannon, Wilton, Coventry,
Abergavenny, Harrowby, Chichester, Rocksavage, Belfast,
Nelson, Tyrconnel, Northesk, Caledon, Breadalbane, Thanet,
Brecknock, Manvera, Aylesbury, tAmerick, Bathurst, Dart-
mouth, Errol, Digby, Harewoo4, Portsmouth. Roslyn, Cath-
cart, Mezborough, Fingal', Besborough, Carnarvon, Gosford„
Temple; Abercotn, Dunougbmore, Orford, Whitworth, to la
Warre, Fitzwilliam, Cardigan, Aboyne, Beauchamp, Moray,
Home, Scarborough, Roden, Denbigh, Wetnyss, Itoseberry,
Warwick, Compton, St. Germain's, Aylesford, Harcourt, Pem-
broke, Jersey, Shaftesbury, Hardwicke, Grosvenor, Clare,
Chatham, Courtowu, Macclesfield, Winchilsea, Westmoreland,
Liverpool, Ilarrington.
Viscoutera —Eonismore, Clive, Melbourne, Barnard, Melville,
Middleton, Gage, Carleton, Palmer, Storer, Hood, Sidniouth,
Stopford, Milton, Belgrave, Ebrington, Clifton, Bulkeley,
sulston, Mouat Charles, Maynard, Keith, Chetwynd, Mor-
peth, Douglass, Cranbourne, Jocelyn, Sidney.
Lotus—Arden, Calthorpe, Binning, Auckland, Grantley,
Charles Grantley, Dunalley, Scarsdale, W. Lennox, Harris,
Curzon, G. Beresfoed, Rolle, Bolton, Clanbrook, St.
W. Somerset, Braybroke, Redesdale, Hill, Napier, Ron', W.
Gordon, Strathaven, Brodenell, Kenyon, H. Howard, Kensin:l-
- Gambier, C. Townshend, Walsinghatn, J. Thynne, Elcho,
Wm. Bentinck, Clifford, Carrington, Stanley, Massey, Sago,
Duck, Graves, Howden, Waterpark, Grantham, Say and Sete.
Somers, Ashtown, Grenville, G. Somerset, Hotham, Altherr,
G. Cavendish, W. Fitzgerald, Crewe, Amherst, Waliscourt,
J. Someiset Berwick, Clifford, Boston.

Runts Honoettaiu.vs-Sir George Hill, Sir William Rae,
R. Pole Carew, Wallace, Sir E. Nepean, Colonel Bab-
well, J. Leech, G. Canning, Robinson, N. Vansittart,
W. W. Pole, B. Bathurst, Sir T. Plorner, Sir W. Scott.
HoiroutwarEs—Colctiel Wcdchouse, Captain Irby, Admir.i.
Wodehouse, Archdeaccn de Grey, Richard Neville, Lieuten.:l
Waldegrave, R.N. Edward Petre, Henry Windsor, Mr. Row-
ley, Mr. Shore, Mr. Smith, Rev. Geotge Neville, Wil!Lin
Henry John Scott, Charles Noel, Rev.. Gerard Nod, James
Somers'eocks, Hugh Lindsay, Lieutcitant-Colonel Knox, DR.
'Shirley, John 11. Knox Mr. Stanley, G. J. Watson, Lieu-
tenant Monckton, Bigot, Colonel Boswell, G. Villiers,.
J. Villiers, F. West.

Aats.Lb4w44- aba uas, &c,--ausoiao, tictierlaads,

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.4 ustritn, Sardinian, American, Bavarian, Sank Sicilian, 'Svie.
,I..sh, Turkish, Prussian, Portuguese.
Ilisnors—Chester, Linctiln, Oxford, Carlisle, Bangor, Exeter,
London, Salisbury.
I/LANs—Christ Church, Westminster, Salisbury.
Bar. DOC TO ai-Stanittr Clarke, Burton, Barnes, FNfies,
Sampson, Kea:e, Nott, Short, Goodenough, Cuper, Gray, Hodg-
son, Carr, F.ngland, Dakir.s.
Ilty. NlEssits.—r. W. Flinn:berg, Harris, T. Mills, J. For-
tefreue, John Croft, J. King, C. ['owlet, Thomas Thurlow,
Sir John Robinson, William John Nloost, James Harris, B.D.
George Wasey, Lascelles Iremongtr, R. Carleton, W. Ronne,
Alexander Sternhy, Edward Law, .1. Ferrets,. F. Brackenbury,
Robert Louth, William Brown; J. G. Wrench, Stewart Sego.r
Trench, T. Cook, T. Morgan, M..t. Manse!, John Orde John
Hewett, 13.1), Sir Robert Peat, Fitahnbert Fuller; Borndalle,
W. H. S.pringet, Louth, Kevill, 11. llrackenbury.
Derros•--Luham. Grey, DodAon, M.P. James, Dresser, Ma-
son, Rodtiam, Halliday, Yellowly, Burton, Baillie,
Beet, James, Forbes, Baird, Somerville, Darwin, Thomson,
!iv+ lamore George Gibbs, Franklin.
liasoNs-LJust, Fagel, Balow, Pleffel, Midair, Wolfe, De
Slonsesquieu, Solekem
Col:ars--Ludolf, St. Martin d'Aiglie, Melkt, Blucher, Mun-
ger, Eleven, Woronzow, Parnell°, Sr. Antonio, Linsin.;en.
AlornoracoNN--De Grey, Durham, Bev. Dr. Thomas.
Armatmr.s—Rothwell, _

Serjeant Onslow.—Cirevalier Ruspir.i.
Sias—C. Flower, B. C.d.:Ford, Lumley Sketfington, F. Dos- i ,
rages, J. Graham, IL Wigram, Thomas Grey, Her.ry Floyd,
John Pollen, Lucius Curti.' Charles Rouse lioughton, J. 11.
l'almer, Dart. T. C. lionywood, S. Clarke Jervis, N. Dunkin-
held, J. Cetterell, C. Morgan, Bart. Gilbert Blanc, Walter Stir-
ling, A. Hood, T. Dyke Ackland, Thomas Turton, Compton
Doraville, Harry Darell, Nelson Rycroft, Iluzli P. Palliser, 1
Thomas Clifford, William Rowley, 11. C. :Montgomery, Wm.
Guise, Edward Owen, T. 11:11, J. Copley, William Welby, G.
Alderson, Charles Cockerel!, M. White Ridley, John Ehaw,
W. W. Wynn, G. Gunning, J. Gibbom, J. illildmay, J. Mac-
(iregor, A. Murray, J. Bargoyne, M. Tierney, 'Wm. Curtis, '
'William Abdy, I)avid Scott, William Wraxall, G. Robinson,
William Cuningham Fearlie, Alexander Johnston, Gen. Grey,
Lewis Moellers, Lucas Pens, Edward Knatchbull, Edward
Tucker, ILibert Wilson, J. Wynne, 1k Bathe, Henry C. Lip-
ocott, Thomas Baring, Culling Smith, Richard Glyn, George
'fothill, W. Burroughs, James Fellowes, John Aubrey, John
I.eicest..-r, Richard Acton, Arthur Chichester, Edward Berry,
Jacob As:ley, B. Spencer, Lawrence Palk, William Ball, An-
thony Lectunere, Edmund Carrington, John Sewell, It. Sh..fts-
bury Hawks, Wil:iam Clayton, James Strange, T. Harvie Far-
quhar, B. W. Burdett, 0. Nagler, Peter Pole, Bart. M.P. J.
Riddell, .Everard Home, George Denys, John Frederick, Ro-
bert Barlow, John Ilarrinnton, C. Smith, Charles Des N'oeux,
Gerard Noel, Edward 11. Baker, James Little, Alexander Al-
lan, Frederick Baker, Her.ry Br idges, John Compton, Robert
Biker, Harry Peyton, I- W. Holmes, M. Ximenes Robert
Cliffo:d, C. Haggerston, Richard Acton, C. Sullivan, 11. Jones,
t,:. Beckworth, F. Kerrison, William Young, J. Ileresford,
liol;ort Chester, William Scott, John Clarke, T. Thomson,
J. Robinson, -G. Clarke, Barry Calvert, T. Mantle, Killgrove
Turner, Thomas Hammond, John f'opley, --.-- Angctstein,
Benjamin liobhouse.
A EIVIRAL%-1141kett. Scott, Poyntz, Curzon, Douglas, Sothe-
lei, Sir W. Young, Viscount Exmouth, Sotheron, Hingham,
Nowen, Sir G. 11. Whitsbed, Hamilton, Monty, Lawford,
G:i:,r4, Sir J. Starr's, Bowater, West, Lake, Sir J. Gore,
lialiiclay, Sir Benjamin Hallowell. Sir E. f'oelrington Sir W.
3 lorli.rn, Sir T. Bettie, Sir J. B. Thompson, Sir 11. Neale,
Sir B. G. Keats, Su R. Strachan, Ballard, Sir G. Martin,
Sir B. Mania, Sir P. Nlalcohn, it ('. Rowley, K.C.11. Sir
N. Muorsom, Lord Gambier, Sir David Milne, K.C. B. Lord
Colville, Sir W. Hargood, Wilton, Sir ('. Ogle, Sir G. Moore,
S,r H. Sawyer, Gosselin, Palmer, Sir J. Morris, Sir J. Sutton, ,
_Ore:ander, Winthorp, Fraser, Wodehouse, Page.
(;e..vart.u.s—llart, Sir W. Hutchinson, C'alcraft, Goldie, Pre-
vost Tas. Balfour, Brooke, Dickens, Fitzgerald, Chester, Skin-
ret:!•.:ir W. I'eacocke, Sir T. Dallas, H. M. Gordon, Sir J. C.
Shertntroke, Neuilly, C.B. Sir W. Cockburn, Bart. Spencer,
I oCrus, Slade, Sir E. Stopford, Young, 1. Grant, Sir J. 11. '
r.nic, Smith, Poyntz, F. Maitland, Sir H. Montresor, Mo-
sheim, Sir Fitzroy Maclean, Hill, Sir M. Disney, - Lord How-
-I.rd of Eflngham, Cookson, Thornton, H. Fraser, Cartwright,
Lord E. Somerset, Sir G. Cooke, Wemyss, Sir R. Blair I)rinn-
mond, Sir G. Walker D'Arcy, Bruce Baynes, Sir C. Imhoff,
Werkeral, Sir C. Doyle, Brown, Bingham, flume, Adams,
Ilorkins, Vansittart, Rehow, Dyott, Fermor, Sir M. Nightin-
gale; Phipps, Moore, Sir G. R. Bingham, Sir J. Hamilton, '
Craven, Lord Lyadoch, Sir C. AsgiU, Mackenzie, I3osville,
Barham, Sir H. Warde, Lord Forbes, 1). lkirrdck, Adams,
Sir C. Murray, Vincent, Sir H. Ferguson, D. Griffith, Peachy,
t'rosbie, Eden, Pine, Collin Sir E. Haworth, Grey, Illunden '
White, Dovetail, Carey, Si; G. S. Browne, K.C. B. Sir Deni;
l'ack, Sir C. Halkett, Sir R. Jones, K.C. B. Sir Wm. Inglis,
E.C.B. Cuppage, Sir Wm. Pringle, F. Widdrington, O'Do-
rovan, Brown, Ogg, Sir G. Nugent, Sir F. Wilder, Milner, ,
Andeon. Stavin. Sir L. Otway, Goselin, Wynyard, Sir C. I
Wale, Sir E. Kerrison, Sir G. Madden, Sir 11. Bell, Sir Geo. I
Iton, 11. George, Sir H. Oakes. '.. Balfour, Thus. Scott, Ni- 1
coils, Skinner, Stevenson, Sir C. Green, Ross, Capel, Mitchell, I
Sir T. Pechell, Thornton, Sir A. Clarke, Grc,,:enor, Moore,
Lord Chas. Greville, Gwynne, Finch.
Corastra.s.—Paass, Henep, West, Bowater,Wodehouse, Evans,
Anwyl, Sir J. Malcolm, K.C.B. Loftus, Bundling, M.P. Gar-
ewer, Thoyts, Hughes, Roberts, Sirs 11. Carr, R. Hill, W.
Gomm, '.Vig.tnn, A. Dickson, Shawe, Prother, C.D. Rice,
C.oliffe, Robarts, Perceval, C.B. R. Nixon, Gibbs, Fitzgib-
hoo, Davies, ('alven, Hon. W. H. Gardner. Burgiss, Camac,
licsanquet, Bull, Drinkwater, Graham, Morrison, Wildman,
1.'0..1 R. Manners, Pye, Grant, Sowerby. D' Aguilar, Beckwith,
I. Smith, Bingham, J. L. Caldwell, Davison' W. Hooke, J.
toretton, Maims++, Plumbs., Drummond, Dance, Cotton, sir
J Maclean, M.P. Atcheson, Vanmorel, Gaitskell, Sir M. Xi-
nienes, Vaughan, Ashew.rth, Lord Saltoun, E. Cotton, Ha-
t ikon, Sir R. Steele, Christie, French, Sir R. Jackson, Mac..
fitiLlail, l'asley, Webb, Rowan, Ford, Fyers, Netheron, Le
,lesiarier, Hay, S. Barnes, D'Arcy, Syme, Barrow, Harry,
fisher, Askew, Brand, Sir H. St. Paul, Dorsi*, Warre, Ross,
Bruce, Evans, Thornton, Andrews, Philpot, Keat, Morland,
Scutt, Brydges Fead, Napier, Frederick De Burgh, Mallet,
Fir C. Smith, liownman, Mackinnon, I)elah, W. Smith, Eu-
'•ace, Baker, Bucknel, C. If. Mosley, 111 Bosset, Dalrymple,
hdmorid, Turner, Dawkins, Cuff, C. Smyth. Clitherow, Rad.'
c'Afe, Sir 11. Douglas, Sir It. Arbuthnot, Macdonald, Maclay,
.1 i.,gins, Sir .4. Fraser, K.C.B. D'Oyly, E. Walker, Sir It.
Waliams, Sir W. Burgh, Cavendish, Barnes, 11. Baillie, Dal-
t;,n, Brooke, Atchison, Thackeray, Jervois, Salmon, Ferguson,
:`.ithorpe, Campbell, Addison, Mercer, Varnicombe, Cochrane,
Kelly, C. Hill, Daniell, Sir C. Campbell, .tdaye, Sir H. Pym,
I.:je, Reeves, Thornton, Vansittart, Strutt, Addenbroke, Ste-
% I,on, King, Seymour, Shaw, Bridger, Harris, Sirs G. and N.
Campbell.
11.mas—Peters, Bye, Fane, Love, Fead, Colegrave, Parker,
1' ilor, R. A. Stawell, Wood, Sir C. Colyer, Peters, Lord G.
1.-1-.,:0z, Polhill, Hunt, Gardiner, Wilmot, 'Maberle .-, Burton,
Wanistour, Brown, Durnford, B. A. Macleod, Buchanan,
l'4aroharci, Alston. Fred. Campbell, St. Clair, 11..%. Cavendish,
S :.:t.on, Waith; Wetltlerburn, Cross, Elsington, Pov, Thomas
Cr.e...ile, Marshall, Jones. A.D.C. Moor, Wetherell, Roopell,
(...ii, Fitogerald, 31orison, Craigie, Napier, A.D. Lloyd, T.
Dr ,k.e, Wilmot, Cowell, Smith, linker.
CAFTAINi—Rnui, R.N. Harley, Dawkins, Scott, R.A. C. 11.
W.-, roi, FIN. Edw. Thrice, R.N. Sherwick, Rathhorn, R.N.
Lk i rouer,-11.11.G. John Baker, R.V. Hardyman, R.N. Robt.
/kt•ce, R.N. P. rissltr, R.N. G. F. Rich, ILN. Gray, Rice,
11, rkeley, R.N. T. W. Montague, Bentham, RN. Nlalitig,ll.N.
R: 'ion, 11. N. N. Waldegrave, C. Wyndham, Austen, R.N.
I'. tt.l°7l, it N• (11-'44, R.N. Sir Jas. Lynd,K.C.B. J. Monta?u,
l'.N. lrvnie, I)ijoo, R.N. Bentiock, Crooke, R.N. Culvile,
I' •non, Harrison, R.X. Conroy, R.A. Edward Curzon, R.N.
'..•^4lY, 31- 31Jt:bcws, R.N. Sir E. F. Stanhope, H.N. T.Fel-
' Wes, R. N. J. Ferguson, R.N. Clifford, R.N. Charles A. 13a-
, :.:-, 11. N. lkishwatol, Liringtort Fraser, Hall, Henry Forbes,
....N. Sir Chas. Suliivan, R.N. Dungan, ILN. Gardiner, Nourse,
P . N. c B. Horace Seymour, Ith:kinfleld, Cox, R. N. New- 1
.arnhe, R.N. 11. Ni:hulerm, Wallington, Boyle, R.N. Chap-
,"4ll. 11..1. De St:mh, R.N. Andrews, S. Scott, J. Gordon,
b. X. FAL,: n, Athill. U.N. R. Ilall,ll. N. Irhy, SPCleod, R.N.
Co:as, B. Hall, U.N. J. Crispy, R.N. Schoenberg, Maples,' I
1 C.ll (.o,ilsreiti, lhandlino, 11. Narier, R.N. Caldicutt, Ma-
-1...cr!„ --Vault.. It. N. B..ylty, 11. N. Waldegrave, 11. N. Dai‘r
kii ~ :::,:41.oden, Garrett, U.N. Iligginson, Sir Al. Seymour,
.i:, 1;, N. Rods', U.N. Catteret, C'.ll. Hawkins, A. L.
t ~r; 7, U. Piottor, 11. N. Poulett. R.N. J. Burton, R.N. S.
14• k,..:,, 1.N.,. I). Laurence, R.N. ShifTner, RN. F. Mason,
R.N. 1:14,1,t, R.N. J. Rabortson, ILN. Morgan, Hon. S. M.
.:Ltinvr, Hunter, W. Rous, C. Harvey, IL N. Bridges, R.N.
1;4; • a d. It. N. C. Grant, It. N. I I. Boteler, 11. N I.ll:nybreys
.7:. P:ickett, R.N. lk Starck, It. N. Bowler, It. N. P. Boo-
t ..i., IL:. A'Court, K. N. Dthiusuottd, Brooke, Shaw, R.K.

' toker, it.l4. Anderson, RN. Wallace, Pearce, G. A. Are,
I R.N. Tower, R.N. Hawker, R.N. H. Stanhope, F. Johnston,
Wylde, R.A. Purchas, R.N. R. A. Yates, R.N. Jekyll., H.
S. Baker, R.N. J. W. Roberts, R.N. H. Stuart, R.N. May-
nell, R.N. Berkeley, Sir J. A. Wood, R.N. R. Money, R.N.
Coglan, R.N. C.B. Cuyler, Beaufay, Stapleton, Fitzroy, Brook,
Forrest, Sir J. A. Gordon, Sir J. Brisbane, R.N. C.B.
lye, ILM. Grindley, Buckley, Jarvis, Bell, Deans, Dundee,
R.N. Glascock, 11. W. Gordon, R. A. Edgecumbe, R.N. S.
O'Grady, Ommaney, IL A. Wollaston, R.N. Bush, Lister,
nacres, R.N. Briggs, R.N. N. D. Cochrane, R.N. IL N.
Smith, Clay, R.N. Arabin, R.N. Ballard, C.B. W. R. Bough-
ton, Fairfield, T. R. Ricketts, R.N. Spallen, 12. A. Loring,
C.B. R.N. S. P. Pechell, R.N. G. C. Hammond, Dunn, R.N.
J. Spear, R.N. S. Price, R.N. Deacon, R.N. Doyle, lt,N. F.
Villerborn, Hoodnight, Wcmys, R.N. O'Grady, Fraser, Aitchi-
son, lt.N. Higgs, R.N. Clowte, R.N. R. B. T. Sutton, Blackett,
Cuylcr, Hon. Barrington, R.N. Baker, Losack, Montague,
Beauchamp, Sir R. Curtis, Rat. C.B. Jackson, C. 13. Watts,
De C. Brooke.

Comm's% s sy-GNSERA Ls—Sir W. 11. Robinson, Sir S. Ken-
nedy, Dunmore, 'Nixie'.
ListerExoNvs—W. A. Archibald, Lang, Henry R. Wright,
Hersteman, Vandelent, Elliott, I'earse, Colebrooke, Esivetrd
W. Burton, Clayton, lt.N. Hardman, Hamill, Slade,
Hon. C. Gore, R.N. Gibson, G. Nightingale, Thornton, Reed,
O'lkinnell, Jervis, Greenwood, Hall, Bruce, Manners, Keppel,
W. Deeds, Home, 11. N. Logan, Yorke, R. Ward, Burrower,
'l'. W. Brumstone, Saunders, Douglas, Kingscote, Eden, It. N.
Thomas Stephenson, Hart, I'iccard, Reed, Furber, R.N. Lane,
Barlow, 11. Cosset, John Walpole, De Roos, Marten, S. Blanc,
Frederick Chatfield, Steele, It. M.A. 11. P. Steele, R.N.
.

Ensign C. Hastings Doyle.
CultNLTS—Harrington, Starner, Johnstone, Packe, C. Mus-
grave, Morris, Alexander Dashwood, N. W. Currie.
Mas,as.—Bootie Wilbraham, R. Coates, Morrier, A. Smith,
Blundoff, Parradna, Blackman, Knowlys, Lister Parker, Clive,
Stratford ('anning, Owen, Edward Foley, Temple West,
Dering, W. David Evans, G. Eastlake, Orhy Hunter, Nugent,
John C. Getton, John Mitchell, M.P. Northcote, Clarke, W.
Swenton, Massingberd, It. Wheatley, Starling Benson, Arundel
Harris, James Warre, Jackson, E. Bouverie, Charles Morris,
Lectihani, French, Bransby Cooper, D. King, R. Edgell, Man-
ning, Bankes, Dupuy, 'ferries, Wm. Ponsonby, Fred. Cooper,
Musgrave, Scott, M.P. Grantham, Gosling, Coke, Tierney,
IThomas, T. Wallace, Hebb, Panthorne, I. Blackburne, We-
there', Neville, H. H. Cos, Freeling, Ellice, It. Curzon, Bowen,
‘ViDiann Wynn, Souttrey, Campbell, Charles Potter, /11.Gil-
livray, Dugdale, Dawkins, Thomas Fremantle, Deas Thom-
son, Mackenzie, Edwards, John Kingston, David Francis Jones,
Carew, Calvert, Agar Ellis, Theobald, Wall, Archibald Mac-
donald, Corbett, Carroll, M.P. Walsh, Dent, J. Angerstein,
Mundy, Richard Dawkins, Blackburn, John Calvert, William
Roe, Pindar, Hoare, Henry Vincent, Crickett, Mitchell, Leigh,
William Lascelles, Calthorpe, Benett, M.P. Francis Pitcher,
Sharp, Tennisson, Bury Palliser, Culling Charles Smith, Mil-
bank, Keppel, Wroughton, S. G. Robinson, Askew, Lewis,'
Monist, Chichester, Grant, Douglas Kinnaird, P. 1). Cooke,
Palmer, Baker, Gunning, Geo. Tritton, Campbell, Northey,
Curtis, William Henderson, Evans, Dud, Dawkins Pennant,
T. P. Williams, Joseph Wells, W. Forester, Thomas Smith,
Legh, Otway Cafe, Sholdon, Smith, T. Forester, George Lane,
Blount, Dutton, Francis, Charles Harrison, Wildman, Reeves,l
Watts Russell, Wm. Williams, M.P. Frederick Alston, Monq,
Montagu, Henry Bouverie, Cockburn, Alexander Saunderson,
Charles Forbes, Shaw, Wallace, Patten, Baillie, K Stewart,
Frere, Cator, Phillips, Scott, Searle J. Manners, Warren, Mills,
Wynne, A. G. Campbell, Edward Bassier, Charles Craven,
Cartwright, lkni.on, Arthur Stanhare, Boyd, Martin, West, I
Bayford, llinkhead, Bagot, Knox, I'urchas, Charles Henry
Tottenham, Henry Dawkins, Jos. Strangways, Pollett, C. P.
Dennels, Charles Mundy, Seymour, Cunliffe, Massy, Dawson,
Edward Parratt, Pallmer, F.. B. Frederick, 'larboard, Cooper,
`Barnard, Augustus Phipps, Braddyll, Milks, K.C. R. Keate,
Moreton Walhouse, Jos. Buller, Ridley Colborne, M.P. C.
Dundas, Fuller Maitland, Frederick Webb, James Hamilton,
Story, Greenhill Russell, M.P. Charles Law, F. St. John
Mildmay, Ileathcote, Tomline, Paul, Kennedy, William Dun-
combe, Egerton, Fitzherbert, J. Garrow, Copland, Whyte,
Melville, G. R. Phillips, Thomas Reid, Robert Baker, H.
Lascelles E. Douglas, Beilby Lawley, G. Abercrombie, Ro-
binson, WolleTltound, James Cocks, Stephenson, Auriol,
Thiselton, Turner, L. Foley, Lambton, Goulburn, Duncombe,
James Clarke, Denison, Twisleton, Handley, Yong, Thomas
Wilson, M.D. Barchard, Glasse, Forresti, Ornmaney, Ouseley,
Randal Jackson, Sinclair, Sheppard, Welsh, Irving, Berra-
daile, Sumner, Phillips, Astell, Speerlate, Frazer, I'. S. Har-
ford, J. J. Martin, B. Currey, Dillon, Henry Harris, Princep,l
Murray, E. Jerningham, G. Keu, Wessett, 11. Moreton Dyer,!
R. Ward, Cochrane, 11. 'flower, Parish, Sam. Herbert, John
Jackson, E. Wodelsouse, Moulden, Brigstock, Bayley, Orde,
J. Alexander, Scott, Murray. Hart Davis, Bowen, Kiernan, H.
N
Townshend, B. Shaw, Holme Sumner, Wilson, Inglis, Pounder,
E. Stewart, Rushworth, E. Douglas, Cheery, Cooper, Jervis,
Bent, Fonblanque, V. Fitzgerald Macgregor, Gipps, Mash,
Brunt, Powell, Glossop, hall, Lechrsere, Tyrwhitt, Drake,
Chas. Dundas, Palmer. F. Maitland, Geo. Bouverie, Charles
Calvert, Pelham, Fred. Seymour, Irby, Wadd, Charles Barclay,
Bedinghtld, John Ball, Brandt, Browne, Wardrop, Edmund
Ludlow, Lawson, S. H. Pelle, Pearse, Vernon, Manley, N. B.
Eimonstone, Astley, Adair, Laing, Waskett, Myers, Samuel'
Whitbread. Parkins, Montagu Burgoyne, W. Twiner, Master-
ton Cre, Spicer, Giles, Stuart, Coussmaker, Wilkins, Terry,'!
Kington, Rowland Alston, Hunter, Paulet, St. John Mild-1
may, Henry Hohhouse, E. R. Sullivan, Peter Browne, James
Freeman, Humphrey Butler, Wm. Meake, Marryat, Geo. An-
son, Cripps, N.P. Carter, Wyndham, M.P. John Douglas, Fre-
derick West, Fitzgerald, S. R. Lushingtoa, H. Sawbridge, T.,
P. Dickenson, p. Villiers, jun. Turner, Finch, C. Palk, Lock-
wood, 'hikes, Talbot, Monier, Pole Carew, J. Tobin, G. Hol.l
ford, G. H. Drummond, Fuller, Watson Taylor, Edw. Walpole,
Rouse Boughton, F. Si Darwin, M.D. Oakes, Reynolds, Sony,'
Jones, Jerv•ise, M.l'. Gooch, Lloyd, Cameron, Murray, C.
I.yall, Delme, Radcliffe, Pettigrew, H. W. North Grey, T.
Forrest, Massey, A. Jackson, Jeykill, Graham Moore, Wynne,
Butler Elliot, Weiton, Nichols, Barrington, and Western.
The following were among the numerous presen-
tations to his MAJESTY:
Generals Sir W. Cockburn, Sir W. Inglis, Guldie, and Moore.
Liesatenant-General Sir H. Montresor, to take leave on his
going to Ireland.
Lieutenant-General Sir Miles Nightingale.
Major-General Sir W. Hutchinson, on being Knighted.
Major Peters, Superintendant Cavalry Reg. Est.
Colonel Andrews, presented by General Lord Howden, on his
being appointed to the command of the Ist Batt. 60th Regt.
Lieutenant Steele, R. M. Artillery, by Sir R. Steele.
Mr. Southey, on being appointed Poet Laureat.
Sir Robert Chester, Master of the Ceremonies.
Mr. Chester, Assistant Master and Marshal of the Ceremonies.
Right lion. Sir W. Rae, Lord Advocate of Scotland.
Mr. Elliot, by Sir Walter Stirling.
Mr. Copeland, by Sir Walter Stirling.
Mr. Chere, M.P. for Cambridge by Earl De la Warre.
Captain henry John Hatton, Royal Navy.
William David Evans, Esq. Recorder of Bombat.
Mr. S. Canning, on the close of his Mission to Switzerland.
The lion. Mr. Gordon, on his return from Vienna.
Sir G. Tathill, on his receiving the honour of Knighthood.
Mr. Ilarnikoa, on his arrival from Stutgard.
Mr. T. B. Mash; on his promotion.
Mr. Northcote, by Lord Rolle.
Mr. Under-Sheriff Turner, by Mr. Sheriff RothwelL
M. Clive, on his marriage.
Mr. Milk's, King's Counsel.
Mr. Owen, on his promotion to the rank of King's Counsel.
Captain P. lithe:, R.N. on his appointment to a ship.
Mr. Seat:, S'atiff of Hams and M.P. for Bddport.

Temple West, with the Surrey Address.
The Rev. T. ill.irgan M.A.
The Marquis of Graham, by Lord Clive.
Ear! of Gosford, with an Address from the County of Armagh.
Dr. G. Gibbs, her late Majesty's Physician, at Bath.
Captain P..rchas, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting.
Cap:ain C. H. Watson, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting.
Li. utenant Wm. Archbold, It. N. by Sir Edward Berry.
3Le..l'Gill:vray, by the Lord in 'Waiting.
Sh.riff lio:hwell, by Sir William Curtis.
Mr. C. H. Te:tenham, Sheriff, County of Leitrim, with an
Address.
Mr. Rol:en Coates, by the Lord in Waiting.
Rer. Stewart Segar Trench, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lord Braybroake wit:: an Address front Workingham.
Me Mayor of Canterbury, with an Address, by Lord Clifton.
The Rev. Edward Law, by the Lord Bishop of Chester.
Mr. George Kett, Sheriff of Norfolk, with the County Addrest„
' Mr. Barnsley Cooper, M.P. for Gloucester.
Mr. E. Shepherd, to present the Address from Gloucester.
tae High WWI of Birmingham, with on Address.

Mr. Mandy, Sheriff of Derbyshire, with a County Adciieas.
Sir Robert Baker, on his being appointed Chief Magistrate of
the Polices and receiving the honour of Knighthood
Mr. Stephenson, Auditor to the Duke of Sussex.
Dr. Baird, Medical Inspector of the Navy.
The Hon. and Rev. George Neville, by Lord Rraybrotiket
Sir Benjamin Hobhouse.
Mr. Dodd, ots going abroad, by Lard Kenyon.
Captain Ile C. Brooke, on going abroad:
M. General Blarden, on promotion, by the Lord in Waiting.
The Rev. Brackenbury, by Colonel Sir R. !Steele.
The Mowing Address, with nearly 20,000 signa-
tures attached, was presented to the KING, by his
Grace the Duke of NORFOLK, Earl Marshal, accom-1
panied by Lord CLIFFORD, Sir CARNABY HAGGER-
STON, Bart. Sir RICHARD ACTON, Hatt. Sir THOMAS
CLIFFORD, Bart. EDWARD JERNINUHAM, Esq. &c. '
" Sin:—We, your Majesty's faithful subjects, Roman Catho-
lics of Great Britain, most humbly approach your Royal pre-
sence : We most respectfully and sincerely condole with your
Majesty on the severe and afflicting loss which your Majesty
and your people have Sustained by the death of your Majesty's
most excellent and venerated father.

" We shall ever remember, with affectionate gratitude, the
high and multiplied obligations we owe to our Lae Sovereign.
After two centuries of ever-increasing severities, his graciuus
ear first listened to our humble Petition fur relief.

" If our existence as a Body is now acknowledged by the
&ate; if we are now, by law, permitted to offer at the foot of
the Throne this tribute of our affection and loyalty; if even the
most private exercise of our religious duties no longer subjects
us to sanguinary punishments; if our children are no longer en-
couraged by law in the violation of the nearest and dearest ties
of society ; if we are no longer regarded by our countrymen as
a proscribed and degraded race ; to the unceasing and paternal
benevolence of his late Majesty we owe these inestimable be-
nefits. We trust that we have proved ourselves not totally un-
worthy of them; by sea and by land we have bled among the
foremost defenders of our country, and our conduct at home
has uniformly evinced our love of peace, order, and loyalty.
" That allegiance which we swore to our late Sovereign, we,
in all humility, offer to your Majesty; and we indulge the ani-
mating hope, that we shall still cominue to find in the Throne a
friend and protector.
. _ . .

" Accept, Sire, our sincere and fervent wish, that the reign
of your Majesty may be long, prosperous, and happy ; and that
for ages yet unnumbered, the Illustrious House of Brunswick
may continue to reign over the persons and hearts of a and
grateful people."