THE KING AND 1113 COURT.—The only Court event of the

week has been the arrival of the sister of our amiable and excellent Queen, the Datchess of Saxe Weimar. Her Serene Highness reached the Tower on Tuesday afternoon ; when she was received with the honours due to her exalted rank, and with the affectionate respect which her relation- ship to the most beloved of English dames entitles her to. Captain Fitzclarence, in the Comet steam-ship, had the honour of conducting her Serene Highness to England. The King and Queen arrived in town on Tuesday, for the purpose of receiving their illustrious visitant. On Wednesday, the King held a levee ; at which the following presentations took place— The Right Hon. Sir S. Shepherd, by Lord Col. Raikes, by Major-Gen. Sir R. Jack-

Lyndhurst- son, K.C.B.

Lord Glenorchy, by Lord Glenlyon. Mr. Swettenham, by the Duke of Rich. Mr. B. Oliveira, by Lieut.-Col. S. Hughes. mood.

Lieut. T. Ottley, 2lith Reg. Bombay Army, by Lieut.-Col. S. Hughes.

Mr. F. Russell, by Lord Melbourne. Lord fund cf. on being appointed Lord- Lieutenal t of Orkney and Shetland. Mr. B. Granville, by Sir J. Gerard. Sir W. Row.ey, lit. by Earl Albemarle, Mr. W. Blariball, by the Lord Chancellor. Mr. L. Stephens, by the Hon. Col. Low- ther.

Cut. Chapman, It. E. on being appointed Gov. and Comm. of the Bermudas. Mr. Burton, M.P. by the Hon. A. C. Brad- shaw.

Lord E. Bruce, by Marq. of Lilesl,ery. Mr. Norris. on being appointed Deputy- Lieutenant of Santini t 0 p100 .

Mr. E. Preston, Mayor oC GreatYarmouth, by Viscount Melbourne.

111r. A. Pelham, Captain in North Lin- coln Yeomanry Cavalry.

Sir W. Pole, by Sir T. Acland. Lieut..Col. I.'. Campbell, Secretary of Le- gation, late Chatge d'Affaires to Co- lombia, by Viscount Palmerston. Rev. W. H. E. Benthick, Prebendary of Westminster.

Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. Sheridan, on promo- tion, by Sir J. Fuller. Lieut.-Col. S. Cowell, Coldstream Guards, by Col. Mainnon. Mr. Denison, by the Lord in Waiting. Rear-Admiral Sir C. Paget, on his return from Ireland.

Rev. Mr. Guild, by Col. Wemyss.

Mr. Hoare, by the Marquis of Ailesbury. Major Blonckton, Staffordshire Yeo- maLry, by Earl Talbot. Capt. G. Haye, KN. on his return from abroad.

Rev. T. Mills, on his reappointment as Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty, by the Marquis of Salisbury. Col. Sir E. Miles, on his return from India.

Commander Milne, R.N. on promotion.

Rev. Sir E. Kynaston, Bart. on his re- appointment as Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty, by the Bishop of St• Asaph.

Mr. C. Stewart, MP. for Penryn, by the Lord in Waiting.

Capt. L. Hodges, unattached, by Major-. Gen. Sir L. Otway.

Capt. F.. Dix, R.N. by Lord A. Reauclerk. Capt. Lardy, 4th Regt. by Sir H. Taylor. Capt. Lawrence, by Visct. St. Vincent. Capt. Backhouse, by Maj.-Gen. Lord

Fitzroy Somerset.

Capt. Peebles, Royal Marines, by Rear. Adm. Stuart.

Capt. John Campbell, by Maj.-Gen. Sir Arch. Campbell, 0.0.13.

Maj. 13ouver.c, on his promotion, by Lord Hill.

Capt. C. Graham' R.N. by the Right, Hon. Sir James Graham.

Col. Savage, on his appointment to the Royal Marines. .

Lieut ...Col. Anderson, by Maj.- Gen. Sir A. Campbell, G.C.B. Illai.-Gen. Johnston, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. Inglis.

Lieut. C. H. Binstead, R.N. on depar- ture for foreign service.

Lieut. J. II. Johnstone, R.N. by Mal, Gen. Sir A. Campbell.

Ens. M. C. M. Fortescue, 4th Regt. by Sir T. D. Acland, Bart.

Lieut. Newcome, 85th Regt. by Col. Sir C. B. Vere.

Ens. Peebles, on appointment, by Gen.. lion. Sir E. Paget.

Lieut. B. F. West, by Mr. H. West.

Ens. Hawker, on appointment to 88th Regt. by Earl of Munster. Mr. J. Drummond, by Corn. Sir G. Sey- mour, R.N.

Vis. Turner, by the Duke of Richmond. Bishop of Quebec, by Lord Goderich. Col. Cowper, on being appointed a Knight of the Gueiphic Order.

The Queen and her sister honoured the Italian Opera with their presence last night. The Court chronicler is careful to inform us, that her Majesty occupied "the fifth box from the stage, on the first tier." Sit where she like, Queen Adelaide will always be in the first box ; and, what is better, she has the happy art of always placing herself in the right one.