Star. — London, England, 1816-03-22 00:00:00

' , i'^ • s • •- r~. T i T a GENERAL MEETING of TANNERS eLli. and I.ILATHIIR FACTORS, hdd at the Ship Tavern, Leen-lene, Southwark, ea the 10th March, 1 N le, to take leo tensideeption the neceseity aside pettdening Parboil= Sepal Glebe TAX upon LEATHER, JOHN UNDERSPIF.LL, N. in the Chair, if wiatAtasetArra, That the lete Tax 'min Leather was imposed hi in unprom 7 .ideated maser eltalabt the slam of the Country, and together with the o'd Tar, has proved desirously, to one of the most ha. , patent Metalware, of the Kingdoms. That the restrietiosaneassary. to soma the eolleedou of the 4 /'eles upon Limber heee_proald more Injurious sod estaoka a treater mane than the Tann themasoleta That the Trade wet eat" their ease qv be mole beam* before Parliament, and will us every constitational means to .bads tepid dill the Tata upon Hides and dada, orsqp , teg the . 1aa.,1 Past Duties upon raw and tanned lades and Shins for Mae. tallsamPliss, *hick as they du not mash= the restricdons, ate tea Honour to the hiansuactOre. That to stab this objeetuit is eery desirable foe the Trade in every di Met or the kagdons to petition Parliament and request 'the sappers of their RepreAstatleem That the Comatose be requested to prepare a Petition to be dined by the leads and panned to Partiamea. That the st ertg itmointiow be inserted deer the Nempapers. (Sii WHIM N DERSHEL L. Gateman. MAUNDE, and TILSON'S BANKRUPTCY. ALL Persons who intend to prove their Debts o n Tuesday, the 2d of April next, under the Commission of Bankrupt, awarded and now in prosecution spinet HENRY THOMAS AUSTEN, HENRY MAUNDE, and JAMES TILSON, of Henriettasetreet, Caveat Garden, la the County of Middlesex, Beakers and Copartners, are requested forthwith to transmit to my Chambers, Paper-buildlogs, Temple, the se curities they bold, with instructions for the proof of their Debts, distinctly rutin the particulars of each Claim, with the Chris tian and Sitname at length, and the address and desipadon of every person interested. Aid, is the case of a Partnership, men tioning which of the Partners will attead at Guildhall. to male the deposition; in order to their Accounts being clerked. mai that their proofs and exhibits may be previously prepare& WILLIAM VARLO HELLYER, March 20, laid. Solicitor to the Commission. ALEION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, naw 11111DGC.STILIT. azeceratAr.s. EMPOWERED BY ACC OF PARLIAMENT; !or Insurance from treas. and on Livas; and for the Grant and Purchase of Annertzas. JNSURANCES falling Am at LADY DAY will expire unless remind within Man days from that period. The system of Fire loserance poineed by this Company affords every advantage which sad a secnity sea yield. A large allowance is made on Libby:ranee : and every facility Is albrtiod by which the interest and convenient.: of the public may be promoted. WARNER PHINDS, Secrcury. NORWICH UNION FIRE AM) LIFE ESTABLISHED 1797. CHIEF OFFICE FOR THE METROPOLIS, No. 21, 13u-thin-lane, CongalL TAO tow, Ile Duke of SOMERSET. The Duke of ARGYLE. • The Right Hon. Earl CRAVE/f. The Right Hoe. Lord SALTOUN. Lord Viscount ALTHORP. M.P. Lord Viscount BARNARD. Secretary. Mr. T. BIONOLD ; Actuary; Mr. R. MORGAN. Surveyor, Mr. S. Hoonss, Sc. Paul's Church-7nd. DIVIDENDS to the Parties insured, of Wit) per Cent. have been payable by this Institution for the last Eleven Years. Those whose Returns are now due, may receive their Repayment by applying to the Agent with hom they in bored. Upwards of 14,0.:0 persons have reaped this important lossieftt,ameegst which number are the following : Deposit. Return. " Slight Hon. Lord Ongley, Old Warden 41 1 6 1111 II 10 The Hon. S. Ougley, Mon • 911 9 0 It 12 • Sir C. Corbett, But. Addeslerhall 119 7 0 59 If 6 Lady E. Nightingale, Kneesworth 91 1 0 10 10 • y.. 41. W. Martin, Egg. F.zning,Suffolk St 9 6 9 104 I t 7 S. Wells, Esq. Biggleseraile • Me 9 11 146 11 7. Williamson, hsq. Baldock,lletts 93$ 11 I 3111 6 7 John Prior. Eie. ditto • - 216 19 10 113 911 Messrs. J. Ewan sad Co. Insbant,Ozon 114 0 6 107 0 • Messrs. Hobson and Co. Bedburn, Durham - 909 10 • 104 5 0 latr. H. Sykes, Hudienfield, Yorkshire 1110 • • 195 0 0 Mr. T. roster, Heaton Nuns, Lancashire WI 0 0 131 • 0 Messrs. Slater and Co. Dniester, Seam , mishits • - 24200 00 C.Angus,Esq. Neweastle-upon•Tyne WS i 9 141 110 The experienced nineteen years has demonstrated the seearky Ind advantage of the plan of this Institution whew adopted oa an extensive scale, and the rapid progress which it Is still making throughout the kingdom, is the strongest proof that can be given of the public confidence is the system. This will be mutt fully proved by the amount of duty paid to Government dui% the lasi four years, which is as follows : 1611-•-•14,999 4 10 1811-17,53316 9 1813-•- , -1110,435 0 II 1614-14,114 1 7 A surplus capital of £BO,OOO has been accumulated, which is retained in aid of the Premiums, now exceeding A 40,000 per Ami u nt. Luz Orem R. The Rates are 210 per Cast. lower than those derainded by other Offices, and the savings are returned to the Insurers by additions to the sums secured by their Policia. Me Capital of the 011ise exceeds £lOO,OOO. Agents Tor both Institutions are established In every prinelpd sewn in the kingdom, with whom Insurances may be drew:do-. Particulars gratis.- By Order, C. A. HACKET, Acting Member for Leaden 'RI THE QUEEN'S DRAUVING-ROO3l. Yesterday her MAJESTY held a Drawing-Room at her Palace in St. James's Park: It being the first that has been held this season, a curiosity was excited in the public mind equal to that on the Kama and Queen's Birth-day, from the concourse of people as ' vatbled in the Park, and surrounded the Palace, under the general expectation, that Prince of SAYE CO/SOURG would be presented to the Queer:, but his . Highness was unfortunately prevented by his continued indisposition. Notwithstanding the great crowd that was assembled, net the least disorder oc - curred. Sir N. CONANT and Mr. Brame attended, at the head of a Intuitions party of Bow.street and other Police Officers, to keep otter. Soon after one o'clock, a Guard of Honour marched auto the Court yard, headed by the Band of the Coldstream Regi *bent of Foot Guards, in their splendid state uoia forms, presented to them a short time since by the Dole of CASIBRID011; their Colonel, which cost about sesu each dress. A detachment of the First Regi ment of the Life Guards wet stationed in the Park,', to regulate the carriages, Ste. • The band played oc casionally in the Court-yard, various pieces, and when any of the Royal Family arrived they played ‘4 God Save the King." The Duke and Duchess of Yoax came in state, accompanied by their full suite, escorted by a patty of the Life Guards. The Dukes of KIINT, &Ma l GLOUCESTER, and Princess SOPHIA of Chouces-ran, had previously arrived. A number or the Nubility came in State. Viscountess CairrLs niAOH was among them, and was attended by six footmen, in new State liveries. Prince Errarumex's th.Aastrian A mbassador's State liveries were very splendid ; the hats were nearly covered with silver lace. The dress of the Hussar was the admiration ' of every beholdet, it was the most magnificent of the kind ever beheld. Her MaittrrY left' her private apartments about two o'clock,' accompanied by the •' ~ •T l i tincesles AtioustA kuit Mire ettei a ed liftbeir Ladies in Waitiag._hfaids of ttesotit, aid etherfe- Male attelidanti. after; Mrs ABAsh, the Aine dmin-Minimer, was intiodneed to the quays, by Vie -I.keent CASTLIMKAON. the of State for Fo lk, Alfain. and condu cted Samar Clam*, ll* 'the Moistest Muter of the Ceremonies. HI. Excellency had afterwards a private audience of he aid was moat graciously received. Mrs. Aiwa, the Lady of his Excellency, was next intro. diced to her IlAnert, by the Countesiot BATHtflUrre la the room of Visc C one arrived. Among ou ntess ASTLIAZAO those present grere-- H , who had The Archbishops of Cantetbery, Tort, sod Cashel; the Or blast Moisten; all dm Tomlin Ambassadors and Ministers; excelled's Pruden, the Mores Advocate, the lodge et dbe Ad. Wrathy, the lodge Advocate of Scotland, the Attorney and Ses; licitor-Generals, the Lord Mayor. and Lady Mayoress, the Show riffs of London and Middlesex, Mr. Under Sheriff Pardus di* Olken of &ate, and of the Brogan s * sad Queen • Home hold, kr.. &e. Tie Duke of blevreastle. bLrquisses—Wiockester, Tbeineed, Worcester, - Salisbury, Weileskyr, Headfon, I , sod Donegal. Marckiesesseo—Whwheater, Tbotnood, Dowager Thomas& Devonshire, sad Salisbui y. , - Pomfret, Shannon, %Amber', Ponds, `Harwood, Mount Edgectunb, Roches, Beaborougb, Mulvey', e, Radon, hore, PM, Harrower, Limerick, Annesley, Aberdeen, Delawar, Westinombnd, Aylabary, vetpool, Harrington Wiscbeiea, Rossiya, Ilmaington, Dun le", Talbot, Tymonnol, and Morton.. , Cometesoes—.Klnnotd:Shannen, Coventry. Berkeley, Darby, Shaftesbury, Roches, Harcourt . , Harriogtm. Cardipu Caul* reagh, llatituret, Limerick, Aberdeen, Delmar Filingham, Aylesbury, Warwick, Dowager Cardigan, Antrim , Morten. Viscounes—lerbea, Hood, Clive, Melville, Castlereagh, Pal merston, Melhuurn, Jocelyn. Clwtwynd, and Ashbreok. Viscounsesses..-Barnard, Heed, Bulkeley, Aiken*, and Dowager Melville. _ I Lords—Bohan, Beauclerk, Braybrooke. Ridley, Roles&le. Eliot, Paget, G. Bamford, Somerville, De is Zoods, St. He lens. Arden, Radetock, Boston, Loraine, Strangford, Murray, Gnatley, F. Compton, Binning. Rut., G. Murray. Lades—Bolton, P. Compton, Johnston Bodes% Hanley, Duckworth, sondes, Ousel!. Bator. C. Alley, B. Palk, RM. toy, C. Duncombe, H. Parker, itedeedals„ Houton ' Cradock, Arden, 11, Encabo rough, Walker, Dundee, M. Ross, M. S Binning, Warburton E. and H. Herbert, M. Bligb, B. Coventry, C. Hill, M. Hill, Bamford, B. Ponsoeby, Liddell, F. Compton, C. and H. Cooper, Malcolm, two Percy s,. E. Murray, Biachford, two ()milks, Anstrother, Hardy,_ R. Seymour, 1). Browsdow, Caliber", Walpole , Welksky, War render. Right Honsorabise—F. Robinson, B. Bathurst, N. Vansittart, Sir D. Deedas, 8.. Rider, V. Fitzgerald, W. Pole, W. W. Wel lesley. Hanourables—Miss Eden, B. Cochrane, A. lOnnaird, Di Paget, Mho Bishop, Misses Cast, Misses Villiers, Mhoes Her bort, W. Nod, Mr& Denier, Mrs. Herbert, Misses Chetwynd, and H. Wellesley. ' Omit Munster. Bishops—Worcester, Owner, Bangor, St. Aleph, London, Enter, and Gloucester. Sirs— G. &Tier, H. St. Paul, /. T. Duckworth, B. Bailey, W. Nickomon, A. Cochleae. W. Scott, G. ()inky, G. Berkeley, H. Hoban:, C. !dimensions. J. Cotterel, C. Morgan, H Dal. ryniple, J. Graham, H. Ross, G. Jackson, C. Robinson, W. Houston, J. Cradock, H. Camp bell, G. Osborne, H. Calvert, M. W. RWI. y, G. Noel, T. Liddell, J. Malconsb, D. Pack, D. Gold. C. Green S. May, G. Hill, G. Beget, C. Hunter, Paget, Ar‘tuboot, W. Euston . and H. Wellesley. Goorals—Cookson, kl•Lsod, Sways*, Tbortitoe, McLean, and BaUour. Colonels—Stopkosson, Beechen', Tryon, Poesoaby, Lo cales, St. Paul, Moureser, Hay, Dalrymple, hPDonald. 0. Malley, Online, West. Calvert, J. R. Taylor, Dawdle, Hughes, Tolky, Maxwell, Clifton, Barclay, Askew, O'Kelly, C.lnpinau. Majors—Duke, Elliott, send J. C. basins. Captsbw--Dawson, C. T. Nelson, Lambert, Webster, hack. Laughed, Nildner, West, E. Fiacb, and Waldegrave. Rev. Messrs-4Z. kaki, S. Wicks. Meson -.Wignan ' Blackford, Greenwood, Phipps, Elliott, Came., Fremantle, Askew Rycroft, Ileounim, R. Coates, Watson, Legge, Shiner Brooke, Reeve, W. Douglas, Caw thorn, R. Walker, Albany, J. Wallace, P. Carew , Walpole. Drummond, Tondos, G. Pm Cakborp , Northeae, Lloyd. Donovan, Watson, Martin, aniOneville. Mistressam44cialscent,Wigram, Fink, Pbipps, Elliott, Quin, Came, Palmer Lockhart, Pak, Rine, Beaumont, L. Wellesley, GOslisg. Goiter, Farmer Pilkingtoa, Dams, W. Pak, Gaskel Bell,l, Abbott. Arbuthnot, Camp bell, and Dawkins. Simpson, Nome, Macleod, M. Palk, Goding, Kinnakd, Doe, Lambert, two Boaumettei s Ditaleedie, two Mor. gaol, Dawkins, and Caltherpe. rasurrAnoNs. The following were among the Presentations to her Wawa: Mr. Sherif MI, by Bari Morten. • Sir George Naylor on his return hue his missies to Hawser, and on betegasethasid a ILidglitef tbe Royal Hanoverian Order, by his Encamp CUM Mem*. The lard Myer, by Merman Sir Mediae S. Hawes. Mr. Sheriff Thome, by Earl Morton. Mr. Under SOF Peysdee, by Mr. Sheriff Bell. T he Lady Mayoras, by Lady Mater. he Lady el hdr. Shesiffilen, by tbe Lady fe Waldo'. The Reversed Samuel Wiz, Cbaphda el St. nerthekeriew's Hospital, by Earl Mertes. The following also had the honour of being r' rented : Mies Bridgman Simpson, by her Mother. Lady Cardiac Ashley Cooper, and Lady Harriet Ashley Clor, by the Qantas • I Sbattestary. Mrs. Gaston, as her stardom by to. Casettes of Derby. Mrs. Northam, an her marriage, by Lady Maces Compass. Miss Gosling, by Mrs. Gone& Visseetese Hood, by the Cessetesa of Warwick, se easing to ber tide. _ _ -- Mrs Campbell Locbsell, ea bar marriage, by Dowager Vis countess Melville. _ _ _ The Countess of Aberdeen, en bee nsseriage, by Delmer Viscountess Melville. Lady Ridley, bi Lady Liddell. Mrs. Arbaboott, by Mrs. Asbutbsett. Lady Barbera Poosonby, on bet marriage. Miss Norm, by Lady 'abalone. Lady JohimMoe, ea coming to her tide, by Miss Dee. Mn. Met, loy the Countess of Limerick.. Ligament Aide de Camp, by the Earl of Limerick. Maisie and Murales.= of Thousand, en cooling to their dila Captain Dana, by the Lord is Waitiog. Sir Gore and Lady Cluseisy, on their return from Per*. Lady Barber, by the Countess of Coventry. Min O. Macleod, by Mrs. E. Macleod. Major Elliot, by Mr. &dean' HaywoML Newt.-Colonel West, lat Guards, ea his return his. swm. Captain W Royal Navy, on his return Iran service. Visconot awsmeeeasr ea his promotion to the Peerage. Fart of Blessloglen, is coming to his dale. Sir Henry add Lady Wellesley, on their marriap,by rho Mar quis and Mineistiest of Salisbury. Miss Mary ?ails, by the Lady in Waitinv Lady &milord, on her marriage. Lady Sondes, mbar return from abroad: Lady Charlotte and Lady Mary Hill, by the Lady in Waiting. Mr. Donovan, by the Bari of Harrington. Colonel Sir Robert Arbutboot, on his bowleg been maimed to a Company in the Colchneans Guanis, and creamiest, of the Knights Cmanander of the Most Homurable Mliary Order of the Bath. Lieutenant• Colonel lanky, ist Guards, on bettismada a Cow panion of the Bath, and return front France._ Captain Maack Royal Navy, by Mr. Shiffner. Colonel Macdonell, in the full mounted uniform of Ills Regiment. The Honourable Colonel Frederick Passonhy, Aide-do•Ceng, to the Prince Regent, in anthems. • Colonel Sleigh,* uniform of 11th Light Dragoons. Marquis of Woroester, Seventh Hussar Dress. Captain ()cowbird, I MLight Dramas, Hussar has. • hlnigt l ,ll. HER MA Its TY, • _ _ _ lowed satin train andipesticesti doom awn. hlakk Manna l*nt Lace ; rich drapery of lam, to faitonetrwith handsome (*range math. HER ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCESS AUGUSTA, Crimson velvet train superbly embroidered with gold, trim. mod with gold and fain; lace ; rich drapery to cormateond, teem; (Ay ornamented with gild Willem and tannia. HER ROYAL HIGHNESS PRIM:LISS MARY, ~-.: --* A dress exactly the sante. HIGHNESSHas PRINCESS SOPHIA. or GLOUCESTER, An elegant white satin and lace dress, embroidered in white roses; head-dress, feathers and diamonds. 'lle Hon. Mrs. Gosrixo—Claret rtlour velvet train, richly, trimmed with gold sad point lace; petticoat of while satin; — drapery of gold tissue, richly ornamented finishing with handsome gold taints. Miss Gas:Aso—White satin train, trimmed with blond; pet ticoat of white satin, trimmed at the bottom with a fulness of blood, Da, and Abend I drapery of figured blond lace, tastefully ornamented with mho rose and lilies of the valley. The Right Hon. lady BOLTON—A pink satin petticoat; pat draperies of Brussels lace, ornamented with silver trim pangs, end bullion tassels; pink satin traits, superbly trimmed with silver and Brussels point lace; bead-dress, feathers and diamonds. ' • The Hon. Lady Dont/AG—A black crape dress, richly em broidered with bugles, °nauseated with tassels. The Hon. Miss ADDING fON—A pink satin and lace dress, elegant ly ornamented with hunches of pink byalisiths ; train to correspond. Ile Hon. Meta ADDINGTIIII--A white satin and lace dress, richly embroidered with pearl heeds, and ornamented with Mass of the valley; and pearl tassels. • • Miss Lassaaav--.An ylegant pea* Masons petdcoat, trim med with tulle; drapery of lace, embroidered with white eon, wavily festooned with benches of various Sowers; amend satin robe, elegantly trimmed with lace; bead -drew, feathers and diamonds. Baroness NICOLAI....(Was presented to bee Majesty by Coon. the Lieven)—A bmWful dress of white satin and crape, embroi dered In sliver, with an t border of silver largo ; white ▪ train , ele;andy t with silver to correspond. d=pLucy Oaenase—Pink bloshons satin petticoat, with of velvet ehallyter open net; train to correspond. Lady aOIIRT ihrmuoa—Whits satin pettiest,. with rick pine &sparks ; green satin train. Peassa—Whlte satin petticoat, with rich silver et- O re_ trimmed with Int lace, and ratio train. Lady ceworrn—Geld colour satin petticoat, with rick andosidered bead draperies; satin train. The Mimes PALM.—White satin petticoat, with rich striped pass draperies, tastefully drawn up with bunches of pink m ucks ; white satin train. Mks POLI CAlttlW—Blue satin patient, with rich pose dr ; blue satin train. a g: g ess of Aseatmatt—White satin petticoat, with rich gauge draperies, trimmed with fine broad blonde; white satin train. _ _ Two Ladles PERCY—White satin petticoats, with draperies of rick gauze, ornansented with grey satin ; waists, grey satin. Lady A . Auntie N fa—Violet striped satin petticoat, trim med with blond; train to correspond. Lady E. flimsy ILN 11.114..41110111 WUe satin petticoat, trimmed with blood; satin trail.. .Lady G. BATIIUR6T—Pink satin petticoat, wish rich gauze divides, tastefully drawn up with pink Arcaula Sowers ; tram pink satin.. • 11;lit n E. Barnoarr--White satin petticoat, with rich gauze dra , and pink Arcassia; train, white satin. Marchioness Coanwm.cfs—Violet velvet dress, richly eta- , bruidered with gold; head-dress, leathers and diam onds. Commis of Anvatia—A beautiful dress of primrose satin, with drapery of point lace, looped up with chains of pearls and diamonds ; bead-dress, leathers and diamonds. Lady WAitDDITON—A dress of Prussian blue satin, with draperies of blood, looped up with cords and tassels; head-drew, feather and dimmed& -. Lady ANSTRUTUre—A dress .f green velvet, embroidered with gold; bead-dress. Indices and diamonds. Lady hazredianA dress of white satin and rids gau se, orna messed with Sowers; robe of amber tissue, trimmed with blond; head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady M. Seiterwau—(Presented by Lady aLeppord)-•Wure a dress of white satin and cr4pe, embossed with ; bead. dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady Jana CORNWALLIS—(Presented by the Marchioness Cosnwallis)—A rich dress of wh•te satin and blued, beautituny embroidered with wreaths of Boss silk; head-dreso, others and diamonds. Lady ittscav—(Presented on her marriage)—Splendid dress of white satin and lace; head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Ms. &mar —(Presented by the Commas of Linserick)—A beautiful dress of white oaths, with drapery ut pink gauze. and wreaths of roses ; body and train to correspond; head-dress, lea thern and diamonds. Mss.Chasests.—(Presented by the Countess of Derby)—A handsome dross of white satin, with draperies of plain net, beau ! litany embrnidered in pesrb, ornamented with blood; bead-dress feathers and diamonds. Lady E. Mamon—Browei velvet dress, ornamented with point; hesikiress, feathers and diaminds. • Mrs. General Owens—Rich velvet and amber satin, orna mented with poles. Miss Nvasirp...(Prosented by Lady Johnstone)—A splendid dress of white sado and net, richly ornamented with wreaths of Pais* dr= ds. looped up ith ropes of pearl; head-dress, fea thers and Miss G. btaccson—A pretty simple dress of rich white gauze and satin, ornamented with blond and silver ropes. Miss Aairrautsza—A white satin dress, with draperies of pew, anuaiested with Sowers. Miss Mameos—White satin, with ma crape, draperies or nuneasted with Mond lace. Miss 15.1aecron.Zi white satin dress, with rich embossed sill=trimmed with blond lace. CAMDEN—An elegant dress el blue satin, due. per/ abbe crape, richly trimmed with blond. Lady F.PaATT—A white satin dress with ph* twill draperies, trimmed with blood and roses. d. Pearr—Ao elegant white sada dress, with blue twill dra trimmed with blood and roses. The Hen. Mrs. Letou—A white satin petticoat with elegant puss draperies trimmed with pearls and Mend. Mrs. &Dams (the American Minister's Lady)—A rich net dress *patty trimmed with lamas head-draw, leathers and disown& _ . . The Hon. Mrs. Dawson—A deft white 'ado pinticatt, ems misted round the bottom with an elegant trimming of satin and lace, white satin train, body and dipper, composed entirely of Broods point, confined with pearl towels; bead-dress, a superb plume of white feathers, diamond crescent, necklace, Re. Mrs. NOSTSCOTS--Petticou of white sadn,Adi trimmed with. rich blood lace, (snooped up with lilies and Nassau • train of beautihd white rich wiped gauze, ornamented wit h an and blood; drapery, white net, finished with blond and Wes; body and sleeves to correspond. Mrs. Ansovr—A black ado petticoat, surrounded with a handsome trimming of gauze, lotennized with velvet, leaves and bugles e I. Parishes, ; draperies of game, appliqued with velvet - and beads, and looped up with large bead tassels ea smile. black Latin train, enriched with bugles and lace; bead-dress, teatberi and &minds. Dowager Cosmos of CaaPtoan.—Ornawiental dress, aim rated with a very greet profusion of uncommonly large oriental peaty nispended in front of a white turban and feathers; ear rings and necklace of the same. GRNI'LEMEN'S Duke of Yost, in a full dress embroidered Held Marshal's uniform. "• General Swains, in a full dress embroidered suit. Hon. GaAs. MOULAT t iII a full dress suit of cavalry uniforms. Colonel 'FOLLY ' 1110 Foot, a fell dress suit. Earl of %whiten tuna, a full dress suit of the Windsor uniform. Honourable Giotto' Assort, uniform of the Guards. Hessourable WiaLtora Persson sr, in unlform. Honourable Captain GSOROS WALDSORAVE, uniform of the Royal Navy. at PAUL BAGGOT, Vibe sale. . Marquis Tnonowi t la uniform. • Sabi* i t Woacasraa; in his canonicals. Caicos' Foams, voltam of illtb Foot. Ctistals, H. asirmova midterm of the Life Guards. blestt,f the Gen tlemen were dressed in the Wind ow edam's, et the oostOme of their respective re giments. rdI~LIAI[RIVT.IIr PRO&, HOUSE OF LORDS, M. Mr. CRUM, front the Ordnance Oise, relative to the expenses attending the P.- Establishments attacked to the Army la on the table. The Mutiny Bill, sad the Marble Mutiny third time, and passed —Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMO` The SPEAKER took the Chair at f being only fourteen Members present, the A LIST OF THE MI! . 144 AT VOTtll Zln FAVOUR OF MR. IIIETRi !VIZ o?I Tit 181CRiAft Of MR. caul OF PLACE Abersr.imby,Hen.l. Howarth, H. Atherley. A. Hornby, F. Atkins, John Hurst, Robert Babiligton,Thom Harcourt, John Baker, John Jervoia, G. P. Siring; Alex. King, Sir J.D. *Miner, Hon. H. G. Knox, T. Birch, Joseph Langton, W. G. Brougham, Henry * Lambion, J. G. Brand, Um. T. Lefevre, C. Shaw Browne, Dona. Lemon, Sir W. Bunten, Sir F. Lowls, T. Franklin leaven, Hon. P.D. Lloyd, Si E. Burrell, Walter Lloyd, J. M. Britteiwortb• Joseph Likkbart, J. Ingrain Sharpe, /FM George Lyttleton, Hon. W. Smith, hi * Calvert, Charles H. Smith, AM Calvert, Nic. Macdonald, James Smythe, Calerafb, John Maitland, Hon A. Spel l s, A ht ,. .Colley, Thom M'lntoeh, Sir J. Stucky, Lard Campbell, Lord J. Medea's, Win. A. Therm ; s ea. Campbell, Hose. J. Martin, H. Ta)les,o l ,, k , Canna*, Ld. G. Mardi:, John 11114 5,tt. Ha . 0 Cavendish, Hon. H. Marryat, Jos. a owan is k 1441• • Cavendish, Hen. C. Manning, William Verson, G lawkis Sold, Hon. H. Mikun, Vise. Vyte,R. W. it Cbaluner, Robe. Morland, S. 8. Warn, isle d. Coke, Thomas Mulytesen, H. H. Walthgrave, Se g . Cochrane ' herd Moors, P. Clods Canna 1. C. Maori, Sir Thom Western, C, Dickenson, W. Mooch. Sir C. Whatnot, Juba Drake, T. Mcrpeth, Vies. Whhwure,'r usay l Dyads*, Hun. L. Newport, Sir J. Wilkins, Wigh t Duna nos, Vise. Neville, Hon. R. Williams, Own Fasakestey, J. N. bleak, Sir H. B. Wright, J. A. Ferguson, Sir R. C. Newman, R. W. Wynne, Sty W . w . IFitagerald,Lerd W. North, Dudley Wynn, C. W. Finlay, Kirkman Nonkey, Wtn. 'MUM Fitzroy, Lewd I. Nugent Lord Methuen, Pail Foley, Hon. A. OssubtOn, Lord Smith, Wm. Foley, Memo Osborne, Lord F. FAltte Oft Forbes, Charles Paine, H. Boland, Join Frank, F. Penman, Hon. C. A. Elliot, Rt, Hs& Ir. Freeneandm W. Phillips, George Halsey, Joseph Gooch, Th. 8. Piggott, Sir A. Hughes, W. L. Gordon, R. Plenum, Right Hon. Pelham, lien, 0.4 Cirenfell, Pascoe W. C. Russell, Lord G.W. Guise, Sir Wm. Poasonby, Rt. Hoo. Russell, Ladish Heron, Sir R. George Smith, Salon PIOPIIITT TA Xrjrbe name of Mr.C.Dilicomac shedding been included in the Majority ou this questiou. Mr. Matt WOILTLIeII name was omitted in the list of the Mieority" It was Mr. Camti.xs Baeoxa, Member for eltippeuhan, ti awed against the Tax; and Lord Baoore who voted ler it. i 1 THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY, MARCH 22, HU PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT WELVE O'CLOCK, Reduced (dnu)—Cons. mo. 66i {—for ace. 111 11 4 per Cr:n.(lllo—.s per Cc:At. 8811—Bootts par, Is. pr. Omn. pay. is 16—Excb. 131113 .s‘. dn. is. dn. A great depression has been experienced these two days in the Public Funds. Consols have fallat 2{ per cent. and Omnium, which was at 191,, is now only 16. This arises from the I:apes:ice made on the money market that on Monday tie CHANCILLOS of the EXCHEQULII will inform Parka. ment he shall want a loan of Twelve Millions.— The depression of the Funds is merely the result of the manseuvring on the Stock Exchange to make tie best terms with Ministers. Mr. Mau, a King's Messenger, arrived this fore. noon at Lord CASTLERSAMeiI Office, in Downing• street, from Brussels, being the bearer of dispauhts from Ms Excellency Field-Marshal the Duke of Wv. uturrox. who has arrived there from Paris. , Agreeably to a Requisition. signed by °Maui seventy Members, the LORD MAYOR summoned s Common Council to• meet this day in the Guildhall of the City, fur the purpose of taking into considera tion the propriety of Petitioning Parliament for all possible Retrenchment and Economy is the Public , Expendiplie. The business was not finished when this Paper was put to press ; but, trots the mini. mity which pervaded the Meeting, and the uniform tenor of the sentiments expressed by the Speakers, lo doubt can be entertained respecting the result. The example of London will no doubt be opera/ followed by the whole Empire. The best friends of the country will not fail to exert themselves for the public benefit, now that they have otralned such a solid proof that a virtuous majority in the Home of Commons is disposed to pay proper attention toll* petitions and remonstrances of a suffering people. is not yet two months since many individuals, coati. dering as perfectly hopeless every effort which might have for its object to throw Ministers into a minorite on the question of the Property Tax, could by 1 10 arguments be induced to take an active put the measures in which more ardent vainkls tart engaged for the salvation of the country. Let the success which has attended these measures, the slim' that actuated the majority when the question came'" a decision, serve as an answer to all who *ma neglect their duty from a spirit of despondencp—fr o a persuasion that their labours, their respectful but firm remonstrances against profusion ~ n d waste, the expenditure of the National revenue, will be of nu av4ll. Ministers wisely bending to the public yoke haw already begun to tedeem the pledge given in the Prince Rum:yes Speech at the opening of the re sent Sebsion ; and we give them credit for a real iw reution to do something in , hi. way. But their tics of the ',Nasky of the cats may be as " 61 EDiVi iA Kee, presented Ad cani F.ngineer and %d .11 Fra nce. — Ordered witty DUI, were wid t h t lONS. foor but that :he House adjourned.— b 4INORI TY 401N'$ MOTION Or ets. MIR'S SALAIT 1111 ?lag Ponsooby, Ho c . F . Powlert, Hon. W.V. I Pr it t ie, H on . Ir . A. Pnlllogtoo, Visc, Pym. Froiris I Ramiden, J. C. Romilly, Sir Rowley, Ilr W. • Russell, Lord Rosseb, R. c % SYilati Sir 1. % y, Sir T. Scutkosorr, R.P. • irlt SbLrpe, R. V. Smith, Job' Smith, Abd , 4 4 I il , d b a N