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tifE Yotstday being the anniversary of birMajestgil birth-day, the same was observed as usual with every demon,t;..ttion of respett ; the morning being ushered in with g eneral tinging of bells, do and tlib display of , colours horn the steeples of the, diffetent churches, pnblic-bui:dings, &c. The King's, the Queen's, the Tilt-yard Guards did duty in their birth-day anitinms. At one o'clock the Lannon in St. James's Park and 3 : the Tower of Lontfon discharged a. double Total salute. is tht course of the day the men employed in Fire In•araivee Offices and other public offices pattad the stn.-.'is in new clothing, in the customary manner. 11' the i.fiernoon Mr. Virman, the contractor for building the mail-coaches, gave his annual entertain ment at his house on Milbank-row, to the different furn',::ers of mail-coaches with horses, &c. &c. It W3S ::','T:lnged for all the mail-e'oaches to the differ-, Ent plac....s of destination to start new; and newly decorated. At five o'clock the Drivers and Guards, in :he;r new clothing, were assembled on a grass-plat, tk::rie they' drank the Kt No's health in three cheers. Th e annual exhibition attracted' a great assemblage et t! , e ft' st judges of horses ; among them were Sir PUIT.N, Sir HENRY CAMPBELL, Mr. °Ave r ito u 3 , of Leicester, who has received directions from the KING of PausstA to select English horses ;or hi; Majesty. Those most admired yesterday were ihe greys in the Dover, the chesnuts in the•Ports and the odd horses in the Gloucester, as well ;lc their harness, which was of a new and • superior, inuf icturek being all from Mr. EAM &Ws, she Aagei, it3t. Clement's. The procession proceeded, as • .... _ .. ;.:I, through St. James's - Park, and hatted at, the ~ ..c•en's Polace and Carlton Housee&c. on their wai t o the Post Office, &c. - In the evening the Italian Qpera House, the Thea rrs, and the houses of 'the Royal Tradesmen, were nit.roinited. . rig 7 It OF A RUM L Peirce.—Yesterday after about five o'clock, letters were received in town, amounting the safe delivery of the Duchess of Cum .stAxn of a Prince, and that both were doing well. Friday sennight, the Duke and Duchess of Rox- B K6ll arrived at Fleurs Castle from Cheltenham. l'rince Leopold of Saxe-Cobourg has purchased V estate of Tullbach, near Cobourg. Miss KELLY, who ranks so deservedly high in the public estimation, takes her Benefit on Monday at the Lyceum Theatre, where, by way of Epilogue to the entertainments of the evening, she is to have I'T° or Three Minutes' Conversation with Mr. Dow- TON ; in the course of which, no doubt, they will re veal Secrets worth Knowing! The Military Surgeons say, " no one recovers arms" so well as his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK : he seems to do it as if by word of command ! Mr. EDWARD WALXISLEY, the Gentleman who has officiated for many years as Assistant Clerk of the Lords' Committees, has been appointed Clerk of the Journals of the House of Lords, in the room of the late EDWARD PA RRATT, Esq. _ _ By a paper laid on the table of the House of Com mons, it appears that the issues of the Bank of Eng land have been considerably reduced during the last am*. The total amovnt of Bank of England notes in circulation on the 4th of May was k1k446,850 ; 011 the I his of May, £25,774,150 ; and on the Isth, :.-25,709,080. In the short space of a fortnight the diainution is 1,`789,770. The Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons oil the Bankruptcy Court has been prinn:d. It states; that " the Committee are of opi- Lion that a removal of the Sittings of Commissions cf Bankrupt from Guildhall to Furnival's Inn would be productive of great and_ general inconvenience; they cannot, therefore, *nature to recommend such removal." Accounts from Leipsic . state, that the bookselling trade has not suffered in Germany' by the stagnation of trade and the scarcity of.money. The number of new Works published at . the present fair of Leipsic . amounts to upwards of 3,000, and coMprises every V,ork that has been printed in Germany since Mi chnelmas, and all that will be published before Mid :Ammer. Medicine and Surgery furnish this tithe the greatest number of works : the number in this department amounts to 73. A letter from Brussels, dated May 30, Says, " We lately announced, that a division of the Grand Armament of Cadiz was on the point of sailing for Lima, with a corps of chosen troops, a great quan tity c f arms, aud Officers who are appointed tc? com mand in that part of the Spanish possessions. We now learn, by letters from Cadiz, dated the 10th of this month, that a squadron, consisting of two sail of the line, of 80 guns, and a frigate of 44 guns, has already sailed for Lima. This division vtas im mediately to be followed by a second, intended to carry out reir.forcensents to the army of _General 'Morino. As for the grand armament destined for Buenos Ayres, with an army of 15,000 men, it is believed that it will be ready to put to sea in the month cf Ju.y." In a cause tried yesterday in the Court of Itines Len, h, " Forsyth v. Riviere, " sent from the Court of Chancery, to enquire whether the defendant had in. ;mu=sed a patent granted to the plaintiff? a verdict was given fur the latter, with 40s. costs.—lt appeared that the plaintiff had invented a method to discharge all Xiuli, rare-arms, by igniting the powder by means of perLu,sion on detonating powder placed in their touch-licles. A proof of the great ease with which the above powder ignites, occurred in the Court: A gentleman U . the name of Hume, a chymist in Long- Acre, \tho was examined as a witness, had a Ara uantity of it in a box in his pocket. Ile was seated In the back row of the students box, and some gen tlemen crushing past him to obtain a seat in the tont row, gave his pocket a slight friction. This friction caused the powder to explode with a slight report, and immediately filled the whole court with a cloud of smoke. As soon as this had cleared away, all eyes were directed to the quarter from which it and it was then discovered that the unfortu nate chymist was all on fire. We are happy to say, that he suffered no injury except in the upper part of his dress, and that he escaped without any further harin than that of a burnt trill, and a singed waist'. c.Jat. The circumstance caused considerable laughter :0 a civwded court. • Tlit Painz iiEckfrz 4 .s LEPEk The Lree held b y —e PRoica REOZNT at Carlton *House on Thursday, swas one of the most numerously and splendidly attended ever,witnessed Besides the Members of th e RO yal Family, Ministers of State, Judges, and Crown Lawyers, Ambassadors, &c. men tioned in our last, dim were present 1— Mikes—Somerset Montrose, Rutland, Northumberland, Portland, Grafton , Loner, San Carlos, Wellingtdn. .Marquisses--Winchester, Headfort, Hertford, Conyngham, Waxier, Tavistock, Anglesey, Salisbury, Cornwallis. . Earls—Westmorland, ilesbotough, Carnarvon, Gosford, Fitr vealiam, Digby, Mexborough, Droivnlow, Bridgewater, Aboyne, Midfield, Cl onme ll , Warwick, Northesk; Denbigh, Oxford, Rocksavage, Wemyss, Hunti ng dd n, Fife, Linnoughmore, chnica, Mount norr i s , Atlfast, Roseberry, Glasgow, Maccleiz Chichester, Mount Cashel, Harrington, Kinnoul, Liver pool, Bathurst, Courtuvan, Mulgrave Surrey Harewood, Co ventry, Har row b y, Braybrouk, Cardigan, lifelticAirne, Mount edsecornbe' Plymouth, Darlingt on , G rosvenor , S car b oroug h, Rosalyn, L ansdale, Ailesbury, Bradford, Uxbridge. Viscuunts--Normanhy, Dungannon, ('live, ktelesworth, Ber nard, Belgrave Kilmorey , Chetwynd, Barrington, Valletort, Ncwport, MiLington, Me:ville, Castlereagh, Lascenes, Ennis more, Sidney, G age , H ul k eley, Down, Ashbroke, Galway, Primrose, Carlisle, Keith. Lords- , -Clonbrook, Duck, F. Conyngham, Churcbill,A. Valenti*, Graves, G. Somerset, Brandon, Bingham, W. Somer set, Thcbfield, Rodney. Amherst, Dunstanvllle, Walsingbam, Saltoun, J. M urray , R olle, T. Cecil, Arden, Redesdale, H. Howard, Kenyon, Sheffield, G. Cavendish, W. Fitzroy, J. O'Bryen, Dynevar, Buchan, De Is Zouch, Grantham, W. Rus sell, R. Seymour, Gwydir. G. Beresford, Grantley. Right Honourables--Sir H. Russell, C. Grant, Sir W. Scott, Wallace, Foster, Sir G. Hill, Si r B. Bloomfield, Sir W. Grant, tobinson, W. Pole, N. \'ansittart, Sir 1). Dundee, C. Leag, G. Canning, R. Bathurst. Honourables--Edward Moncton, Viestenra, Lieut.-Colopel EPawson, Captain Sir M. Gardn e r, R ev . 11. Bridgeman, Rev. It. Rage* Shore, Wm. Gage, Rev. G. Bridgeman, Lieut. Chas. Legge, U.N. Col. Harris, Henry Windsor, Jas. Somers Cocks, Colonel Punsonby, Basil Cochrane, H. Clive. Sire—J. Graham, L. Sktffington, G. Campbell, S Sheppard, J. Cotterell, F. Liddle, G. Naylor, 11. Dalrymple, J. Doyle, Kerrison, 11. Carr, K. Gardiner Jacob Astley, F. Fewke Hugh Inner, R. Pri ce , A. Johnston,G. Jeniingham, W. C. De Crespigny, IL Ibbetsnn, F. Jones, J. Sylvester, D. Bayley, It. Steele, W . W. Wynne, J. R ea d e , L ()may, H. C. Lippincott, 11. La mbert, W. Cbatterton, N. C. Colthurst, J. Croft, R. Lodrell, C. Blount. W. Ad a ms, J. Gibb o n s , C. Doraville, J. M. Murray, J. Mackintosh, J. Stewart, C. Cockerelt, G. useleY. C. Green, H. Hotham, H. Torrent, It. Bedingfield, M. Somer ville, H. Russell, H. C. Montgomery, A. Chichester, E. Tracey, J. Sewell, IL Hill, C. DesVoeux, J. Leicester, J. English, A. Runic, L. Palk, J. C. Hipping?, J. Frederick, Hulse, C. Imhoff, J. Pollen, C. Rowley, J. Brisbane, Nagle. Serjeants:-Pell, Or.low, Vaughan, Copley. Barons—liardenbrooke, Wolfe, De Montesquieu, Pfeilitzers. ' Bishops—St. Asapb, Landaff, Peterborough, Ely, Lincoln, Limerick, Norwick, Exeter, London. Ambassadors and blinisters—Auitrian, Netherlands, Alge rine, Sardinian, Saxon, Spanish, American, French, Persian, Turkish, Swedish, Neapolitan. Bev. DRctois--Harrison, Kuper, /daddy, J. M. Bletsoe, Burton. A. Bell, Merry. Doctors—Davis, Abel, Gullifer, H. Gifford, Dreyer, Marcet, Wilson. - Rev. Messrs.—Loath, C. Dering, S. S. Tren:h, Sanford, C. T. Luxmoore, T. BLckburne, F. Trench, R. E. Lander, W. Beville, W. Bradford, R. AL N. Ustiche, F. Barker, Thomas, S. Hall, Cholmeley, E. Daring. Counts—Munster, Chinacaire, Lieven, Lucie. Governors—Farquhar, Cameron. Admirals--Hon. Sir H. Hotham, Hon. Sir ft Cochrane, Bowater, Sotheby, Sir R. &radian, Sir T. Williams, Sir W. Harwood, Sir J. Sutton, Sir E Buller, Scott, Laforey, Sir R. Moorsom. Generals—Bayley, Porter, Dilkes, Cuppage, Burke, Chester, Sir F. Macleane, Champagne, Sir H. Oakes, Crosbie, Hop-, kins, Molyneux, Spencer, O,.Dunlop, Bruce, Sir J. Oswald, K.C.B. Sir W. Cockburn, Sir W. Anson, Sir C. Imhoff, Dur ham, Nichol, Baron de Hchepled, Sir W. Inglis, Sir W. Clio.' ton Hart, Sir i Campbell, Vicars, Sir .1. Kemp, Wetherell, Mann, Sir C. 'Talker, Pigot, D. Griffith, Milner Michell, Manners, Sir W. Pringle, Sir J. Lambert, Macleod, Moore, Sir C. Green, Bolton. Colonelo-,-Hon. S. Cotton,- Thornton, Nesbitt, Sir J. Elley, B. Cantu, Lord C. Fitzroy, Thackeray, Frederick, Percival, Sir C. Campbell, French, Stuart, Sir J. R. CoLlerton, Sir C. Smith, Sir J. Colborne, Rushbrook, Dawkins, Crosbie, Gore, Bingham, Evans, Brydges, Sir R. Arbuthnot., Blair, Salmon, Lautour, Daniell, Burke, St. George, BuU, Catcliffe, Sir H. Pym, Woodford, Rooke, Evelyn, Vaumerel, Comae, Young Moorland, R.A. Sir H. Framingham, - Bridges, Sir. A. Dickson, Lord Greenock,-Dashwood, Thaswick, Berkeley, Reeves, Hill, Loftus, Fitzclarence, Lord C. Manners, Thack well, Sir H. Carr, M`Leod, Hawker, Chapman, Percy, Strutt Fyers, Sir C. Belson, P. Corm, M. Combe , Fer g uson, Rad cliffe, G. Howard, A. Macaire, Sir U. de Burgh, H. Seymour Brand, Flood, W. Smith, G. Cooper , Eus:on, Dalr y m p le, sa; J. M. Ker, Vigoureux, Wyndham, Drummond, Beaumunt, Money, M`Leod, Thackston, Addenbrooke. Majors--Synge, Cavendish, Michell, Gardiner, Robbins, Mo berly, Alston, S. Maxwell, Leaky, Colegrave, Wedderburno, IL yr, Blynea, Ord, Russell, Hotham, Bowles, Moray, Wells, D rake, Peters. Captains—Sir J. Brisbure, R.N. Carteret, R.N. Tolima, Evelyn, Evans, R.N. Strutt, Meynell, Brenton, R.N. SherwlU, Sir J. 11. Eustace, Dilkes, R.N. G. M. Jones, Wm. Percy, Purchae, it N. Flint, R.N. Maples, R.N. Fraser, Prescott, R.N. W. Lake, Dunn, ILA. W. R. Williams, Fuller, R. Hay, Arahin, Moultrie, H. Nicholson, Irby, R.N. nacres, W. Hill, Moors= Clown, 0. B. Maxwell , Lindsay , To wer, N. Duff, Ilotham;Pemberton, Sir M. Seymour, Bart. Cirardot, Brooke, Page, Fitzgerald, W. F. Foaer, J. 11. White, R.N. Dashwood, Molloy, Chaplin, Hillar, C.B. Sir M. Maxwell, Gall, P. Baku, K.N. Hutchinson, Milligan, C. D. Jermy, J. It. White, Pel lew, G. C. SPKenzie, Lune, R. A. Yates, Ashill, H. S. Ba ker Sir Jr Dunbar, Alaberly, Langston , H es s e, Hunter, S. Pdce, R.N. Martin, Vernon, Hamilton, R.N. Rodd, Rowley, Sir E. Tucker, Sempriere, Russell, Stevens, Monckton, land, Feedng, R.A. Fearing, R.N. Janfield, Baker. Cornets--Lord G. Bentinck, Lord Loughborough. Lieutenants--IPludyer, L'Estrange, G. Willock, Swindell, G. Nightingale, Short, Foote, R.A. Mountain, J. lieckford, F. Fitzclarence, Horton, G. Story, Downes, Chatfield, Spiller, &bum, Wildey, Smith, Jervis , Stewart, Manners, Medi:tin, Jowdie, Ferguson, Reid; APlnnes, Yorke, Wells, Norton, Sir J. Burgoyne M'Alpine, W. H. Weaver , Collins,W. F. Tin ling, A. M. 13oyard, B. Palliser. — Ensign R . H. Lowtk. The following were among the numerous Present*• tions to his Royal Highness : Mr. A. Salame, on his being appointed Interpreter in his Ma jesty's set vice, by Earl Bathurst ; upon which occasion be had t he hot:our to kiss the Prince Regents hand. Lieutenant Manners, Ist Life Guards, on his appointment. Lieut.-Col. Lord Greenock, Assistant Quarter -Master-General, oa his return from foreign service. Cornet Lord 6. Bentinck, 9th Lancers, by his 6race the Duke of Portland. lieutenant Methyl's, 24th Dragoons, on his return from India, by the Earl of Northesk. Captain Lang3tnn, Oxfordshire Yeomanry, by Lord ChurehM. Mr. Baring Wall, by the Lord In Waiting. Captain Bev; R.N. from Ipswich. Lieuteriant!Colonel Radclyffe, Royal Dragoons, Major of Bd. gado to the inspectitig Generale( the Cavalry. lieutenant-Colonel Hawker, R.A. on his appointment as a elompaniou of the Bath, and return frthn France. Lieutenant-Colonel Thaswlck, Renfrewshire Militia, on kis , promodon, by the Duke of Montrose. Mr. T. Foublengen, on his appointment as his Majesty's Han* verlan Consul-General in France, by Count Munster. • Sir D. Bayley, bia.Majesty's Conatt&General atPetersb_ ugh, on taking leave previews to returning to Russia, by'Lwd Vis count CastlereagEi C a ptain Moore, Coldstream Guards, on his return with the Army from u Continent. Major Leahy; on appointment t o the 21st Regiment of Royal North British Fusiliers. Mr. Wrizin blucher, by Lord Painismore. • • Li e utenant Short, Coldstream Guards, by the Lord in Wafting. Captain Evans, R.N. on Ids return from Fr.arce. Colonel Pine Coffin, on taking leave for Germany. Colette} Sir limy Arm s Portuguese Servite, and Wittenartt . . . Governor of Valencia, on his return from abroad, and on t being nominated a Companion of the Bath, by Lieutenant- General Crosbee..., Lieutettaato-Coloptl Jistzgeluld. latf Bth Gartikin Battalion, bn his marriage; by Earl Mulgrave. The Rev. R. E Landor, on his appointment to be bne of Litt Royal Hiihness's Cbaplailft lb Ordinary. M. Stewart Nleolson, Esq: at Captain of the Stirlingskire Yeb manry Cavalry, by the Puke of MoHtivek Mr. Fowlers, his Majesty's Secretary of Le g atio n a t t h e Court of Portug al, on taking leave. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir J. May, iC.C.B. Royal Horse Artillery, op his return with the Army late in France. Lieut. Jervis. ‘Engineers, on his return front the Staff of Sir W. Grant Derr, in India, by th e Earl of beak. Lieutenant-Colonel M. Combe, on appointment to tbe64th Re gimdet and return from Gibraltar, by Majdr:Genitral Pringle: Mr. AkNaghton, on being appointed a Lord of the Treashrv. Colonel Vaunteul, from the East Indies, 50th Regiment of in fantry, by General Manners. Lieutenant Bury Palliser, 14th Royal Lancers, on hii return home from the Continent. Lieutenant Mountain, half-pay 86th Regiment, son of the Bi shop of Quebec, by the Lord in Wafting, on going abroad. Mr. P. Prysc, M.P. for Cardigan, by his father. Mr. Loveden. Major Howard Vyse, on his promotion. Resign It. H. Lowth, by his father, the Rev. R. Lowth. Captain Girardot, Coldstream Guards, on his return from fo- ' reign service. Lord Arthur ILill, on his promotion, and being appointed Aide de-Camp to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. The Baron Pfellitzer, on his appointment, and going to the West Indies. Sir hilward Stracey, on his being made a Baronet. The Bishop of Peterborough, on his translation to that See. Mr. Thiselton, on his appointment of Gentleman Harbinger, by the Earl of 'Courtowii. Mr. Wade Brown, on his return from a two years' tour on the Continent, Lord F. Conyngham, on his return from abroad. Lieut.-Colonel Fitzclarance, on his promotion, return from India, and to present his Journal Overland. - Mr. Edward Horne, on his return from a two years' tour on the Continent. Lieut.-Colonel B. Camas, First Life Guards, on his return from abroad. Major-General Sir J. Remo, on his return from abroad. Colonel Sir John Elley, on his return from the Continent. Dr. Mareet, on going to the Continent, by Sir Gilbert Blum. Nlajor-General Molyneux, on his promotion, by the Lord in Waiting, Major-General Sir John Oswald, K.C.R. upon his appointment to the late 3d Battalion Rifle Brigade. Earl of Belfast, 7th Hussar's, on his return from abroad, by Lord Graves. Mr. Serjeant PeU, on his being appointed King's Serjeant, by the Lord Chancellor. Lord Bingham, by the Archbishop of York. Mr. Mansfield, by the Duke of Rutland. Mr. Holmes, Treasurer of the Ordnance, by the Lord inWaitingt Lord Rodney, on his marriage, by the Earl of Kinnoul. Mr. Henry Porter, by Lord Rolle. Sir John Macgregor Murray, by Lord James Murray. Mr. Edward Cooper, jun. on his going to the Contiuent. Mr. Dodwell, by the Earl of Brownlow. Mr. Frederick Cooper on hi! marriage, and return from abroad. Mr. W. Pierrepoint, on his marriage. Mr. Finch, by the Rarl of Winchelsea. Lord Granville Somerset, by Lord Graves. Mr. A. Aston ; on his going abroad, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieutenant M'Alpine, King's Hussars, by Lord Graves. Lieut.-Colontl Evans, H.P. on his return from France with the Army of Occupation. Lieut.-Colonel Dawkins, Coldstream Guards, on his return from abroad. Lieut.-Colonel Tbackwell, of the 15th King's Hussars, on his promotion. Sir H. lobes, on being created a Baronet. Sir H. Lambert, on his return from France. The Rev. Mr. Sanford, on his return from Hanover. Mr. Casberd, on his promotion to tke rank of King's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor. Mr. Cranford, Major Renfrew L. Militia, on going abroad, by the Earl of Glasgow. Lieut.-Colonel Sir C. Smith, Royal Engineers, on return from foreign service. Commissary-General Dunmore, on return from. foreign service, by she Duke of Montrose. Lientenant-Colonel Sir A. Frazer, K.C. Royal Horse Arti llery, on his return from France. Sir R.*Jodrell, on succeeding to his tide, by the Earl of Mount Cashel. Sir George Clerk, on being appointed one of the Lords of the Admiralty, by Viscount Melville. The Rev. S. Hall, A. M. on being appointed Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence. Colonel Sir J. Colborne, on his return from foreign service. Lieut.-Colonel Bull, of the Royal Horse Artillery, on return from France. Lieut.-Colonel Woodford, Grenadier Guards, on return from foreign service. Colonel Young, on his return from Ceylon. Lieut.-General Baron de Huckefried, on change of his name. Mr. G. R. Phillips, DU". by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. H. Fawkes, on his coming of age. Sir J. Hippisley, on his return from the Continent. Mr. Wilson, our of his Majesty's Counsel, by the Ld. Chancellor. Mr. Morton Eden, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. A. Ellie, on coming from abroad, by the Earl of Rocksavage. Mr. E. Baillie, on goiug abroad. Mr. Oaselee, as King's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor. Mr. Rice, on his return from abroad. Mr. Warren, on being appointed Attorney-General to his Royal Highness the Duke of CornwalL Mr. L. Brooke, on his marriage, by Rear-Admiral Sir Charles Rowley. Mr. Wildman, by the Bishop of Peterborough. Mr. Crawford, by Lord Castlereagh. Mr. C. Brownlow, by Lord Castlereagh. Mr. Thornton, his Majesty's Minister at the Court of Brazil, on taking leave. Mr. P. Browne, M.P. by Lord Castlereagh. 'The Baron Hardenbrock, on his return from abroad. 'lie Rev. Dr. Maddy, on being presented tab the Rectory of llartestcum, Bolted, in Suffolk. The Bishop of Landaff, on his promotion to the See of Landaff. Sir John Rea. on his marriage, by Major-Gen. Sir C Imhoff'. The Rev. C. Rea. Canon of St. Asaph, by the Bishop of St. Asaph. Mr. P. Grant, by the Right Hon. C. Grant The Rev. Dr. A. Bell, on his preferment to a Stall in the Col legiate Church of St. Peter's, Westminster, by the Earl of liverpooL Dr. H. Gifford, Chief Justice of Ceylon, to kin hands, and on being Knighted, by the Earl Bathurst. Dr. Abel, by Lord Amherst. Lieutenant-Colonel Stewart, by the Marquis of Hertford. Mr. Spencer Kelderbee, by Mr. Gooch. Rev. F. French, by his father-in-law, Lord Arden. Mr. W. Meyer, on his appointment as his Majesty's Consul-Ge neral in Albania and the adjacent Provinces of the Ottoman Empire, by Viscount Castlereagh. George Chas. Potter, Esq. by John Blackburn, Esq. M. P. Mr. Watts Russell, Sheriff of Staffordshire. Rev. Dr. J. M. kiletsoe, L. L. D. on his return from the Continent. Mr. Mundy, of Markeaton, Derbyshire. Mr. C. Grant, on being sworn of the Privy Connell, by Lord Castlereagh. Mr. Justice Best, on being appointed one of the Jud , tes of the King's Bench, and to receive the honour of Knighthood, by the Lord Chanceliur. Major Synge, 05th Light Dragoons, on promotion. Mr. Corbett, on coming o f a g e, by Lord Selsey. Mr. Gtotge Mills, M.P. on his return front abroad, Mr. R. Denison, on his coming of age. Mr. Richard Strachey, late lie,ident at the Court of Lucknew. Mr. F. Stewatt, on being appointed Commissioner of the Customs. Mr. F. Webb, 011 his return from the Continent. Mr. Nolan, on his promotion to be King's Counsel, by the Lord ChanceUor. • Colonel brydges, Deputy-Qlartcrir.aster-General Portuguese Service, on his return from Lisbon, by Lord Geo. Beresford. Mr. John Mitchell, by Mr. Mitchell. Mr. 8. Turner, by rs r. W. Manning. Mr. J. W. limiter, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. U. I.lridgeman Simpson, by Mr. B. Simpson. Lord Mato on ills marriage, by th e Earl of Wet:i y ;s. Caitaiq C, 'R. Williams, on his promotion. • Preamtt, R.N. on being nominated a Companion of the Eatfi: datriis s tide Eight bragooni;Oe r. Celventry,2oth tighrritagooad;bet 10 FAil of Coventry. Captain Horde Nicholson, enable return from India. Captain Eobertilay, R. N. previeus•di going abioad. Mr Justice Richardson on being appointed one of the Ju d g es ' .Of • the Common Plea:, and on receiving the honour of Knight hood, by the Lord Chancellor.— • *CaptainGdsoi leleir Royal Lanier., on his retur n from the Counters. Major Coltgtave, on eronihs bads estates, by Lieut.-Gen. Fraser. ,Mr. James Warre, °nide return from abided Mr. Thames Liddell, on going abroad. Mr. Crawley, on his marriage, by . Mr. Veyner: Mr. French, by die Duke of Rutland. Sandford Graham, on his marriage. Mr. Yorke, by the Fart of Hareweod. Par. Wm. Home, as King's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor. Mr. Lane, on his return from India. Lieutenant-Colonel. Sit James K. Collett:9i, Bart. on his return from foreign service, and promotion. Rear-Ad:l'lra%* Hoe Sir Henry Hothanii on being appointed a Lord of the Admiralty, by Visiount Melville. Colonel Lord Charles Manners, 3d Light Dragoons, on bit ap pointment as Aid4o-Camp to the Prince Regent, and on bin promotion. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Alexander Dickson,.C.B. Royal Ar • tillery, on his appointment as Commande r of the Royal Gott: phie Order. Lieutenant-Colonel M`Lecid,- Royal Scots, en his return from India, and being appointed a Companion of the Bath. Earl Fife, on his appointment. Sir J. Autry, upon his marriage, by the Duke of Montrose. Lord Churchill, upon being appointed Lient.-C.ol. Commandant of the North Western Reg. of Oitfordshire Yeomanry. Mr. Hamilton ilhmilion, his Majesty's Secretary of Legation at the Court of Wurtemberg, on his arrival from Stanford. Major Bowles, Oxfordshire Yeomanry, by Lord Churchill. Oonsimakcr, by Lord Sydney. Major Russell, 52d Regt. on promotion, by Lord Graves: Major Ord, Royal Artillery, on promotion. Captain G. M. Jones ' R.N. by Lord Melville; on promotion; Mr. St. Quentin, by Lord Robrrt Seymour. Mr. Cromwell Frankland, by Sir James Brisbane , Major Wedderburn, Coldstream Guards, on,prsomotion; . . Major-Gen. Sir John Lambert, on return from foreign service. Major Michell, 'loyal Horse A rtillery, on his return from France Major Robbins, 7th Hussars, by Lord Graves: Lieutenant-Colonel Gilbert Cooper, Royal Shervtood Foresters, on his promotion: Major Gardiner, on his return from the Cape of Good Hope. Colonel O. Howard, on taking leave on going abroad. Colonel Sir C. P. Belson, 29th Regeon his return from Hungary: CaPt•alPurchar. R.N, on promotion, by General Mariam: Hon. William Gage, by. Lord. Gage. . Mr. Edwards ; by . the Martinis offliertford. Sir Jbhn English, on his departure fbr the Continent: The Rev. William Bradford, *on being appointed Chaplain id his Majesty. Sir Julio Croft, on being created a Baronet. Ilon. Lieut.-Col. Dawson, 22d Light Dragoons, on proinotioo. Captain DuroWledyal Artillery, on 1111 teturn from abroad, by the Lord in' Waiting. Captain Pemberton R.N. by the Marquis of Hertford. Lieut. the Hon. Ch arles Legge, R.N: by the Earl of Dartmouth. The Hon . and Rev i , Richard Bagot, on his appointment to a Prebend at Worcester, by the Earl of Dartmouth. Major Daymes i Royal Artillery, on his promotion, by Lient-L General Macleod. Major Lord Hotham, Coldstream Guards, on his promotion and return with the Army of Occup4ion. Major Moray, on his appointment to the 19tli Lancers, by Livat.- Colonel Wyndham. Dr. Davis,' on being appointed Physician Ancoucheur to the Duchess of Kent. Pr. Dreyer, physician in Ordinary to his Royal Highness the ° Duke of York, ard Physidan Extraordinary to his Royal Highness Prince Leopold of Saxe-Cobourg, by the Earl of Eridgwater. Lieutenant-Colonel Archibald Matlaine, on his arrival &pm fo reign service, and on his appointment to be a Companion of the Bath, and Knight Commander of the Older of Charles the Third, by the Earl of Fife Capt. Sir J. R. Endue, 19th Lancers, by the Lord in Waiting Captain Strutt, East Roes Militia, on his promotion and retorts from abroad, by Colonel Strum Lieutamait-Colonel Hugh Seymour, on his marriage, by the Earl of Rocksavage. Mr. Brigstock, On his marriage, and return from abroad, by, Lord Redesdale. Hon. and Rev. H. Bedgeman, by the Lord in Waiting. Major S. 31axwell, Royal Artillery, on his being , appointed a Companion of the Bath. Major Alston, Royal Cotnirall Miners, on his marriage. Lieutenant-General Willock, on return in the suite of the Per sian Ambassador. Captain Moorsom R.N. on his promotion, by Lord Melville, Lieut. Foot, R. H. Artillery, oh his return from Prance. Lieut.-Col. Money, 11th Dragoons, on kis return frosi Fronde. Lieut. *chilly/ Queen's Lancers. by Sir H. Davy. Captain William Hill, RN. on his return from Wig, by Lord Melville. Captain J. K. White, of'the' Royal Navy, on promotion and re turn from foreign service. Lieut. Spitler, R.A. by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Lane, 15th Ilbssars on proinotima. • Captain N. Duff, of the R oyal Navy, by the Earl of Fife, oh going to the Continent. 'Captain R. A. Yates, R.N. by Sir la linhoff: Lieut. bt' tones, 2d Life Guards, on promotion. Lieut. Collins, 2d Life Guards, on promotion.. Lieut. A. M. Beyard, King's Hussars, on his appointment. Capt. Festing, R.A. on his return from service. Captain Sir J. Dunbar, of the Royal Navy, on being created i Baronet, by the Earl of Fife. Lieut. Wells, IL H. A. on his return from France. Capt. Lindsay, Grenadier Guards, on his marriage. Lieutenant J. Beckford, of his Majesty's ship Queen Charlotte, by Sir George Campbell. Lieutenant Gibson, late Staff Corps of Cavalry, on his return from Prance. Lieutenant Watley, on his return from India. Captain Sir M. Seymour, Bart. K.C.B. Navy, on being appoin ted to the command of 1-1. M. S. the Northumberland. Captain Hellyar, C.B. by Viscount Melville. Captain Chaplin, CiAdstream Guards, on promotion. Lieutenant Ferguson, 9th Lancers, on promotion. Captain W. F. Forster, on his re-appointment to the 3d Guards. Captain Martin, Ist Life Guards, on his appointment. Capt. Stevens, North De'en Yeomanry Cavalry, by Lord Rolle. Captain Russell, ou his return from India, by his father, Sir H. Russell. . • COrnet Lord Loughborough, 9th Lancers, on his appointment. The PhiNcE REGENT yesterday partook of an ele gant entertainment given by the Marchioness. of SALISBURY. Thursday evening Prince LEOPOLD left town Tor Claremont. _ . _ The Duchess of,GtoccEsren visited the PRINCE REGENT yesterday morning. The Duke and Duchess of Noarnumstax.aam gave a grand entertainment on Thursday, to the Earl and Couptess.of PEMBROKE, the Earl and Countess Gin. 'the Earl and Countess of Powis, Lord WALPOLR, Sir WILL&& and Lady GORDON, General and Mrs. Gnu, Mr. SINGLETON, &c. at their house in St. James's-square. The Countess GREY had a grand assembly on Thursday evening, at her elegant residence in Port man-square, which was attended by upwards of 3CO persons of the first rank, distinction, and fashion. The Marchioness of STA/PYORD opened her elegant mansion in Cleveland-square, to the fashionable world on Thursday evening, with a grand rout ! ike superb range of apartments, including the grand gallery and libraries, were roost brilliantly illumi lilted. The company present exceeded 700 persons, including his Royal Highness the Pallier RFGENT ; to enumerate them would be to nacre all the distin guished fashionable; in town. 1