Star. — London, England, 1825-04-21 00:00:00

: 1 1 . k .... .• 4 „ f. , • ...4, El • . f f..,. THURSDAY. APRIL 21, 1825. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWRI,VR O'CLOCK. Consols opened thk morning at 9211. with little or nothing doing. In the Foreign Market Rule is doing. A New Company has appestat, this mdrning, czabd The West India Company, which bears to 1 per cent. prent. • Current Prices:' New Spanish 181, Old Spanish 2311, Russian 3, Mel*" 781 3. Milian 851 86, Colombian New 891 90, Austrian 981 99, Danish Scrip 31 21 discount. Brazil Scrip 2% 3, Mexican Scrip* 3 prem. Greek Scrip 41 disc. PNICK OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. • Bank Stock 282 1 4 233 232% - 5 per Cent. Red. 91% 1 ,4 % 3 per Cent. Cons. 92 1 4 1 / 4 l At S per Cent. 99% 1 ,4 5 / 8 Si per Cent. Red. 99 3 / 4 1 4 IA 5 A 4 per Cent.lo6 l / 4 % 105 7 / Long Ann. 22 3-16 Vt India Bonds 8/ 82 South Sea StociE 104 1 / 6 £l,OOO Pacheq. Bills 58 60 I'soo Excheq. Bills 58 62 £lOO and £4O ditto 58 62 Cons. for Acct. 921/ 8 5/4 5 / 3 FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. 'Austrian Bonds 3 per Ct. Mes. Bonds, Sp Ct. Brazilian Bonds Ditto Ace. 783 Ditto Scrip, 5 per Cent. Ditto Scrip 1815, 03 pr Ditto Scrip 1895, 2 pr Ditto Acct. 01 pr Ditto Ace. Neapolitan Bonds, 1824, 91% Buenos Ayres Bonds, 911 Perue. Bonds, 6 per Ct. Ditto Ace. Ditto for Arc. Chinon Bonds, 6 p C`t. 851 Portuguese Bonds Colombian Bonds, 6 p Ct. 911 91 Ditto Ace. Ditto Bonds, 1894, 89/ Prussian Bonds) 892, 5 p Ct. Ditto Acct. Buas.Bonds,lB22, Sp Ct. 953 1 Danish bonds, 5 per Ct. Ditto Acct. Ditto Scrip, 21 dis Spanish 5 p. Ct. C. 233 Ditto larks Banco Ditto Acct. Greek Bonds 521' Span. spp t,t C. 1823,181 Ditto Scrip 1825, 4 dis French Rentes, 5 per Ct.102f.50e Ditto Acct. 4 1 . dis Exchange 251. 10c. Burma AND FJREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. al INEs. Miss. ra ID. PRICZ MS MA lit. Anglo Mexican - - £lOO -.C20. iss. 45 pm. £ Anglo Pertiv.MlningAss. 100 5 43 33 Brazilian - - 100 - 5 . .18 173 Chilian . 100 5 . - 13 Chilian and Petrian 5 71 83 Geilkrai Mining Asw. 100 - 5 - .11 Pasco Prruviat. - 100 - 5 - - 211 21 ilalplizahvia - 400 -20 - - 2110 tinted Mexican 40 - O. - - _ _ Ditto New Welch Iron & Coal 40- 5 - 25 - 5- ASSURANCE COMPANY. Alt. Drit.For. Fire &Life 100 . 10 . 18e IJSCfLLANIOUS. MARL I'AID. PAICI PIM SHAM Atlantic and Pacific • r£loo - £lO •1C 11 British Iron Company - 100 • 5 • 76 61 British Rock and Patent Salt 100 5 8 Canal Gas Engine - 50 1 25 Equitable Loan Bank - £0 • I . IS 1 Honduras COmpany 100 5 63 Irish Mailer:a:truing Comp. 100 1 ; Impala' Plate Glass 100 2 65 11 8 10 I.Ondon Brick Company 50 1 1 o 15 1 Mexican Company 100 10 11 105 Aletropolit.vi Alderney Dairy 25 4 - 541 ;Metropolitan Fish Company 25 1 1} 'Pearl Fishery, Yellow £lO pm. 25 2 175 Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 5 - 115 11 Patent Bricks . . 50 2 4 Patent Steam Canal • 10 2 25 2 Pacific Pearl Fishery r 5j 5 61 Peruvian ton - 5 - 4} 5 Rio de l Plata Agricul. Com. 100 5 75 Royal Statuary -- 5 5 United Pacific Association 50 5 6 } 55 West India Company 100 6 55 41, 5S 4} This forenoon we received the Monite Nr of Tuesday and the t tbik of yesterday, by express. • The only vtE cial article in the former Is a notice of a Captain o! Grenadiers wishing to change his name. On Monday the KING gave a private audience to Marshal Jouanisw. Letters from Naples arnnance that the Prince of SALERNO, brother of the KING, and his spouse, a daugh ter of the Emperor of Autrram, left that city on the 9th inst. for Milan. The King of the two Sicil:es had fixed his departure for the 11th inst. accompanied by one ef the young Princes. They would visit Rome and Florence.' Prince M ETTERNINCII was to leave Paris, 03 Tuesday, for Marseillei. Reutn, Tuesday, 101 f. 7.5 c. for money. Frahltfort Papers to the 15th inst. reached us this forenoon. They contain extracts from the Greek Chronicie relative to the formidable preparations making by the Turks, for the new campaign against the Mersa, and the m-ans of defence adopted by the Greeks. Every humane mind will join in the prayer so empha tically pronounced by the Editor, that Gob may be with the Greeks. The GreekChronick says," the local autho skies of Western Greece have taken measures, as far as circumstance rand their ability will permit. The strong position of Karvassera, which by the negligence of our people was left last year in the possession of the Tut is now entrus ed to Colonel ANAGNOSTI Knit/oiler/it, and his Fit st Litutenait; BASILIUS PATSI. , "rhe ['Asses of Macrynoros wit!► all their outposts are defended by Captains COSTA IKONOSIU, and JANNAKI STRATI). But the larger corps of Generals RANGO, SronsrAnt, TsENGA, and Alitscnt, which remain free, will either be united in one camp at Karpfnissi, or con. ' castrated in some other spot, where they may be re quired to oppose the attacks of the enemy. " Meantime, all possible exertion; are making for the propir strengthening and supplying of Alissolonglsi and Anna:olico, where, if the enemy should not be met In'a more advanced position, he may meet with the same resistance and the same fate as in the last two years. GOD be with us!" The sank Journal then states; that since the expedi tion of MUSTAPHA, Pacha of Scutari, the incursions of the Albanians leavebeen always of little importance; 'but the preseni armaments of RZICHID PACHA are much more formidable. We heat that in has 200 masons with him, for the purpose of building towers in all the passes, which may serve as magazines and for. stases, that the communications and supplies may not be interrupted. At Prevesa, a great number of mor _ mrsand cannon are preparing, ter bombard Missolonghi sod Anatolico. The Nuremberg ea of the 14th instpat, lIMr.- • 77 7 ' V= . .I'lllPrir . t . KVF: NI Ner 'STA R iONbON. ~T,^ '~~~ „ I . • S • •:: , . . V.t7RP -.~. , NUREMBERG, APRIL si.- - The Journal called Hesperus, has an article from Hungary, dated at the end of February, which gives a gloomy picture of the distress felt in that fertile country, from the difficulty of finding a market for its produce. 44 Our. Commerce," says this article, "is in general in a very unfavourable condition; all the productions of our country are in abundance, but we are unable to export them to ad vantage. Of some descriptions, the neighbouring coon tries have had for some years a large %tot* of their own growth, and others, for which a good price might be obtained, are loaded with such heavy im port duties, that we must give up 'ill idea of selling them. Our poor farmer hardly obtains anything for his produce, when the labour anti atecessarr disbursements are taken into account; of wine we have immense quantities, which finds, however, hardly any sale, except for home consumption, because the duty on the importation info the other parts of the Emperor's dominions, Austria, Moravia, Bohemia, Galicia, is equal to, uay,even double, triple the value of the wine, especially the ordinary descriptions, with the addition of the expense of carriage. Tobacco, one of the most important productions of Hungary, acts now a very 'subordinate pan ; for the manufacture of tobacco being in Austria a monopoly of the Crown, there is hardly, any mode of disposing of it but by contracts with the Government, which are in the hands of the Jews; who this year deliver the leaves into the Imperial magazines at four florins 29 kreuzes per cent. for ordinary qualities, and employ all means, which nevdr would occur to other people, to make a considerable profit even at this low price. Every possible mode is used to force the grower to part with his stock, and besides that he is often cheated in the sorting of the qualifes, and in the weight. Persons acquainted with these shameful practices, have -had a sta mein of theirs printed, sup- ported by official documents, but the contractors found means to hinder the sale of the work. Wool alonehas had for this last half year a brisk ?le; several con. tracts have b:en made with our landowners for future delivery, and all fine wool of the improved breed which is yet unsold, is daily ri!ing in price. Wtol, which might have been had six months ago at 70 to 100, is now sold from 100 to 150 florins." While France is a•'gmenting its Penal Code by new and sanguinary enactments, the Swiss Cantons .ire pursuing an opposite course, and have decreed that the punistunent of death shall hencefirth he in flicted by decapitation with the sword, but can never be aggravated by the addition of painful inflictions, or by the mutilation of a limb ; and that branding shall be abolished, as the most impolitic of all pu nishments,. because it prevents the return of the cri minal to better principles, by impressing on him the perpetual stigma of gui.t. The Journal tilt tiaud mentions a report that the Go vernment of the Nether lands has resolved to prohibit the French Nlinisterial Journal, the Etoile, from circu lating in future in that kingdom. The reason assigned for this prohibition is, the off:nce given by the insulting and calumnious art;cles of the Nolte, respecting the Belgic Government. The Brussels Oracle, in noticing the report, says: " We do n , t think that the Govern ment attaches the sligl test importance to the impel a -1 nencies (sotli.ses) of a Journal despi ei in France as i , is throughout Europe; this Journal is, in truth, un worthy of its at:ention." We trust that the Government of the Nether lands will not be guilty of such an act cl illiberality or injustice, as to prohibit the circulation of any Journal, on account of the frcedom of its remarks. Prohibition in such a cise, indeed, is futile ; and a man might as well build a wall to keep the rooks from his garden, as attempt to suppress the circulation r f a Journal, if the people wish . lowommu •A p sr.rs - eM n astir friers!) thin 1i •-• Lev en' eh better bed* on . luirwasdd •;, its Mairrry 411 in f inich spirits', that, atlearillitg to preitint Intentions, he considerable stay in town; and during such that Carlton Palace should be the scene of There will be adinner at Carlton Palace on Saturday, in honour of his Majesty's birth-day, that being St. Georges Day, and the day on which it has been found to be most convenient to the failaionable world to keephe King's birth-day. Tickets of invita tion for Saturday, to a gVeat extent, have been issued, and the company will be, it is expected, at once most distinguished and splendid. There will afterwards be an evening patty. Also, in honour of his Majesty's birthday, on Saterday, the Duke of Dosser, the Master of the Horse, will have a dinner party, at his Grace's residence in Harley street. The Marquis of Connie. MASS, the Lord Steward, will have a dinner party, at his town residence in Hamilton-place. The Duke of Mouraosa, the Lott! Chamberlain, will have a dinner party, at his town house in Gros venor-square. At these dinners, for which great preparations are making, and numerous invitation tickets issued, the Lords and Gen tlemen connected with the King's Household will be present. These celebrations in honour of the King's birth-day will be followed by his AiAJESTY having at Carlton Palace some balls and evening parties. A juvenile ball is also expected to be ordered. The Km° likewise contemplates, during his present stay in town, to visit Covent-Garden an 4 Drury-lane Theatres. The second Levee, which will be held on Wednesday next, is to be succeeded by an evening party. .. -, . _ "aptain G. Waidegrave G. Ala s 'her, Lieutenant-Colonel pr Finch,...l Barrington, Rev. E. Turnout, an , Stas--Keir Grant, C. Flower . Copley, C. Robinson, C Wetl manney, A. Johnston, C. Robinewn, C. Morgan, Wynne De Bathe. bridge, G. Clerl,'A. Hope, W' Rowley, Marcus Somerville, .' G. Wilson, Everard Hume Gordon, G. Shifter, IL Bridges, 8. Fiudyer, .. Ridley, a. - _ mantle, G. Nugent, C IL tol3ille; 13: Farrant, J. Newell, 0. Sce veil, J. Ch W. %Ain William Wynn, E: F. •' .. Longhorn, W. Abely, IL Porter, E. Thornton, W. G. IL w S eili t W. Oath, It. Gunning, W. Young; G. Naylet, J. , IL Tierney, H. Parnell, C. Lamb, T. Winnington, W. III; Blizard, Rowland Hill, E. Antrobus, ,R. Milne's, A. Halliday, Thomas Arbuthnot, R. Bolton, Hussey Vivian, Harry Calvert Ed. round Nagle, Andrew Barnard, Hilgrove Tiirder; Charles Long, Robert Chester, Henry Campbell, 11. Harding, H—Torrens, M; Seyruour. Manors—Bath augl Wells, Litchfield and Coventry, London, Ely, Lincoln, Llaaa4, Gloucester, Down and Connor, Chichester, Nova &utia. . - liaaons—Moltzakin, Stierneld, Cetto, De lme. - Cour:vs—De Moltke, St. Alartln D'Aiglie, Ludoff, Villa Real, Mandelsloh, Woronzow, Munster. ' Atte HDZACONE--• Webber, Hook. Dswxs—Carlisle, Chichester, Salisbury, Rochester, St. Patrick's. ass. DOCTORS—Kuper, Blomberg, Grier, Butcher, Watson, oodenough, Holland, Guinness. Docroas--Rotduson, LLD. I3ree, Dreyer, A. Copland Hut chison, Southey. Rev. Masias—J. G. Wrench, Hugh Totty, D.D. Weber, W. Whalley, Thomas Mills, F. Palmer, LLB. J. Hobart Seymoui, Gervas Holmes, C. 11 Sumner, J. Davies, A.M. E. Barnard, T. P. Magee, S. Legatt, J. 111'Evoy. Aomioaas--Scott, Sir W. J. Hope, Hon. Sir H:Hotham, Sir R. :111corsom Sir C. Rowley, Sir J.Yorke, Sir R. Kirby, ViscountExmouth. Sir Wm. I!argood, Sir C. Hamilton, Winthrop, Joces, Sotheron, Dighy, Sir J. N. Thompson, Sir P. C. Durham, Lord Mark Ken, Sir J. H. Whitshed. G EN rtA Lloyd, Sir Willoughby Gordon, Bonham, Wethcal4 the Hon. W. Stuart, Sir C. Green, Trevor, Viscount lieresford, Sir. W. Anson, Cape!, Watson, Salmon, Ntawhy, H. Torrent, Montgomery, Sir 11. Askew, Lord Blayney, Hon, P. Stuart, Sir G. Walker, Pigot, Sir 6. Airey, Lord Combermere, Egerton, Sir W. Krir Grant, Bottle, I'hippc, Illignilio, Slack, Sir G. Anson., lion. J. Ramsay, Sir Colquhoon Grant, Cumming, G. Nugent, of Donoughmore, St. George, Thornton. Sir W. H. Ciinton, Neville, Finch, Dyntr, Colin llalkett, Lord Lymitock, Sir J. Doy!e, .it A. Clarke, J. Murray, Earl of Roselyn, Nicholls, Lord C. S o rer et, Hart. Archdall, .1. Hamilton, C. Greville, Clay, A. Hope, Sir W. Hutchinson, Moore, I Lirdwicke, Sir John Mal. colm, Sir H. Calvert, Cartwright, Sir .1. Hialcrp, White, Earl of Cork, Sir W. Haustown, Lord Ilowdep, Forbes, J. Murray ; 'l'. Browne, Hammond. Cotannu.s—Haverfield, Pearson, Gosset, Macdonnell. Hill, Bur aem, Eastace.lnte Sunnier, Sir 11. Hardinge, C. Doyle, Powell, Sir G. Elder, Keyt, Power, Mouttny, Sir N. Hill, Clapham, U. Burgh, llosamluet, Lygon, Cavendish, Kilicombe, Sir A. Dick,. son, Le Mesurier, Litadlay, Dawkins, W. Ilull, Buller Ilphin. stone, Clitherow, Lushingtcn, - S.ir 11. Watson. Williamson, A. Grant, :Nlilman, L. Stanhope, Sir IL Williams, Higgins, Suther land, D'Aguilar, Trench, Dorville, Thornton, W. 131ackhurne, A. Ross, Drinkwater, Seale, Watley, Hooke, Sir G. Wood, Gold finch, Charlewood, 11. Camac, J. Stewart. Townshettd, Lord W. Ru'sell, Sir 11. Floyd, Ewart, T. Bunbury, Lomax, Thornhill, Mason, Noble, Sir H. Hogs, and Stewart. MA.soas—D ' Arlay, llaberly, Shirley, M. Belshes, J. Tod, Cash, Chamberlayne, Ord, Tweedy, Diggle, Peachy, North, J. IL Littler, Marrie, Arnold Marsham, and Sir Rowland J. Ettstace. CArrains—Cates, Conroy, Clement, Onimanney, Dawkins-, Manby, S. E. Cook, Wulley, Romer, Angerstein, Hark, Locke Caltlewell, Beechey, Raines, Bentinck, Doyle, H. Brace P o well , Grant Duff, C. Bayley, Stewart, Home, C. Gordon, North, Clay, Maberly, It. Gambier, Litchfield, C. Head, Sturt, J. 3laxweli, Bain,. C. Schoenberg, Porter, Skipsey, E. BrAe, Lyster, R. Brough, Day, F. H. Coffin, Deans Hondas, Nate*, Merrick, Fowler, Paget, G. M. Jones, Pringle Taylor, Fitz-Clarence, Strachey, I'. I'. King, P. Justice, Fair, J. Crew, 0. Fisher, It. Conor, Maude, Sindont, Collier, Sir J. Gordon Sinclair, Williams, Dickinson, H. Jones, Beresford, Meredith, Kelsall, &oyte, Spong, Cotterell, Mentinck, Bayley, J. Carew. LIEUTFNANTS—W. Cotton, Stephens, Rieke, Wigram, Clayton, Mahan', Hull, TownshendSir J. Bathens, Musgrave, Bayard. G. Story, Sir It. Anstruther, Bagot, ,WKinnon, E. Belcher, Wood, Rooke, Brandeth, H. Fortescue, J. W. Stuart, A. Wetherall, J. N. Frampton, Duncan, Darrock, Wyndham, Ileneage, Bendyshe. ENstems—llotham, Lyster, &moor, Westby. Nemirow—Each, Biedermann, Cann% Hush, Adam Smith, Colquhattn, line Wilson, Watson Taylor, M.P. itochfort Grange, Hope, Bran , ,by Cooper, h1.P..1. Ilartisan Curtis Walter Jones, Bourke, lk Mayo, Wadd, Bratitlyll, Samuel Pl an, B. Currey, Archibald Hamilton, A. Upton, C. Bagot, Bootle Wilbraham, 111. P. Cox, Rough, J. Harrison, Curtis, Langford, Brooke, Edwards, T. Peers Williams, hI.P. *Filson, 11. Vyner, Venables, Freentantk, Sumner, lletlford,• Pulley, C. Clarke. Theobald, Dawkins P e nnant, Greenwood,: Cawthorn, Plan, Dan. Tyssen, Fuller, Quarme, A. F. Cathcart,hloreton Dyer, E. C. Fletcher, 11. Leggatt Balfour; Murray Thriepland, Calthorpe, Stewart dackenzie, Mac gregor, Browne, Speer, Svrynfen,Jervis, Mackenzie, Delme, Manic, C. Mackinnon, Wyndham, M.P. Stanley, Field, Fludyer, Corry, T. Knowlys, Sydney, Howard, Lawrence Peel, P. Howard, Lang ham, P. Le Breton, Randle Wilbrahani, jun. Lerake M. P. G. East Jolliffe, 'Murray, Palmer, J. Calvert, Keith Douglas, H. Semen Cocks, Prior H. Pery Corry, Lockley, A. W. Des Berm, Walla ce , G. Ilibbert, C. Ellis, A. Grant, R. Bernal, M.P. G. Watson Tay lor, J. U. Grossett J. Wallace, T. Heneage Holland, J. Franks, H. Cowper, C. D u ndas, ' Merry, J. Murray Drummond, Mulch, Key, Nash, G. L. Blount, Singleton, Prendergast, Gurney, R. Bootle Wilbraham, Horace Twin, Morgan, Croke,, S. R. Lushing ton, \V. Northey, Toliemache, Cooper, H. Brown, W. Hastings Anderson, Knox, A. C. Grant, Dawson, W. Stuart, M.P. Daw kins, Carleton, oisey. The following were among the Presentations: Captain Cates, 5341 Regiment, on promotion. The Earl of Kinnoull, on his marriage, by the Duke of Athol. Dr. Alexander Copland Hutchison, late Surgeon to Deal Hoe. gital, by Sir William Johnstone Hope, K.C.B. on his appointment to. the Dock Yard at Sheerness. The Lord Mayor of London, by Mr. Secretary Peel. Mr. Sheriff Brown, by Mr. Secretary Peel. Monsieur Bourke, by the Danish Minister. Count de Blankensee and Baron Denier, by the Prussian Minister. Chevalier de Castello, Chevalier d'Lllloa, and N. de Moyo, by the Spanish Ambassador. Sir George Chetwynd Ban. M.P. on coming to his Title, by Mr. Secretary Peel. Chevalier de Kantzow,by the Swedish Minister. Count llondalsioh and M.Biedermann,by Mr. Secretary Mr. Rae Wilson, on his return from his travels through Poland, Russia, and Finland. Mr. Sheriff Key, by Mr. Secretary Peel. Mr. Under Sheriff Marten, by Mr. Secretary Peel. The ltight Hon. Augustus T. Foster, on being appointed his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Sardinia. Commander Henry Moorsoni, R.N. on his promotion, by Vice. Admiral Sir Robert Moorsom. Mr. Nussey, on his being appointed Apothecary to his Majesty. Viscount Corry, by the Earl of Enniskillen. The Earl of Hopetoun, on succeeding to his titles, and being ap pointed Lord Lieutenant of the County of Linlithgow, by Lieu tenant-General the Hon. Sir A. Hope. Lord Teynham, an coming to his title, by the Marquis of Camden. Lord Henry Chhnondeley, on his marriage,by Lord Rocksavage. Lord Pelham, by the Earlof Chichester. Captain Strachey, R. N. on his return from France, by Viscount Melville. Rev.J.G.Wrench,Chaplain to the Lord Mayor, by his Lordehir. Marquis Cannanhen, by the Earl of Chichester. Lord Bolingbroke. by the' Bari of Pembroke. Bishop of Nova Scotia, on his Consecration, by the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Dean of Chichester, by the Bishop of Chichester. The Rev. Archdeacon Webber, by the Bishop of Chichester. Sir Stamford Raffles, on his return from India. Mr. Augustus W. Des Banes Judge of the Supreme Comet of Newfoundland, on his appointm ent, by Earl Bathurst. Sir Edward Thornton, his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoteutiar y at the Court of Lisbon, on Ms return. Dlr. A. Hamilton, oo his return from the Continent, by IJeute. nant-General blontgoinerre. Sir T. Croft, on his marriage, by Major-General Sit H. Askew. Mr. Corry, by Lord Enniskillen. Sir W. W. Doveton, by Lord St. Helens. The Hon. J. Hope, on receiving a Commission in the Coldstream Guards, by Lieutenant General the Hon. Sir Alexander Hope. Mr. H. Pulley, by the Earl of Listuwel. ." , .; ---..„, ,: it ' - • rcatt '. • ' 4* MA) r.-.-..-.. rem iced is mot re a t rAg p ', troie alltiffec ,ofiseav ;Durrm and Exports,- 4 . _ , i4ever pk t Z of e Ostrialt Km 1 . ~._ sequence is, that great distress is felt in that fertile country. The following is the account to which we : Irmo, who came otholding the L health and spin sojourn, it is intended tk Y e cr ellei ntem;lates making a cc :, the dol . • e .albe costitf it ongstry ; the can- davit was feared hi s ' q wt ' in g' have alluded : - ... . a t ..... 'Mo... ariH hp ■ dinner much fashionable gaiety. • - . , Lieutenant-colonel h _Captain S. M. Gardner, W. K. r, and ewer, R R. J. . Carleto i n 4 . wrence,s s. ~ • Akers% E. Kemson, blolyneux ekt , blisaon, C. Mint, A. Clarke, C.C . '', the, J. Williams, Ashley Cooper, C. Croft,"ll. Askew ' T. Letil: Wright Wilson, W. W. Doveton, J,ltat Reid, A. Crirliton, A. Ho - od, Stamford Rallies, I'. Laurie, J. A Iges, & Pludyer, hf. Ridley, T. Fran- to possess it. l'tlt ARMY. The Royal Dragoons are now quartered at Belturbet. The headquarters of the .5::(1 Regiment is to leave Weedon on Saturday for Chatham, where they expect to arrive on the 30th inst. The Surrey, Loyal Briton, and Finshury transports, which took out reinforcements for the ltoyal Colonial African Corps; arrived at Sierra Leone on the sth Erbruary• The troops were all in excellent health. Friday, the last division of the Service Companies of the 97th Foot marched from Chatham for Gravesend, and embarked on board the Princess Charlotte,. for Ceylon. The four Depot Com panies of the Regiment are stationed at Chatham. The Provisional Battalions are not to be formed ; and it is in. tended that the Depots shall be paid under the direction of the District Paymaster* for the present. The number of Gentlemen Cadets front the Royal Military Aca demy at Woolwich, who have availed themselves of the offtr of Com missions in the Line, upon the present augmentation, amounts to 40. We understand, that all the Officers who were appointed from the half-pay to the Veteran Battalions and Companies, are now removed to Regiments of the Line, but the publication of their appointments is suspended, until the reduction of the Veteran Bat talions shall admit of their joining their respective Corps orthe Line. FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS Sir 'Alexander Hope, Bart. from the Royal Military College. Sir Loftus and Lady Otway, from I.eamington. Lord Lynetloek, at Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, from Bucks. Sir Roger and Lady Greeley, from lhakelow Hall, Derbyshire. Lord Halford, from Westow Hall, Leicestershire. The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Lumley, from Berks. Sir C. Grant, Bart. at the St. George's Hotel, (runt Scotland. Princess POLIOWAC will be prevented, by leave in disposition, from having the honour of receiving company on Sun day neat, at her horse in Portland - place. The Marquis of LONDOND&RRY entertained a large pu at dinner on Tuesday,at his house in Henford-street, May-fair. The Earl of DERBY entertained the Ditcctois of the AlKillie Music, and a distinguishes' party, qtt dinner yesterday; at his Muse in Grosvenor-square. The Alliance Insurance Company has been particu .tarly fortunate, in not liaising sustained any lees by the late Arm . . • THE KING'S COUR f. Yesterday being the day appointed for his NlA.tesTv holding his first Levee this season, it excited consider able in erest among the higher orders, at d caused a very numerous and splendid assemblage of the Nobility, dig-. nified personages, and others of the G ntry, to assem ble round his MAJvsrv, to pay th it duty to the Sove reign( t Tether with a noMber to bz presented on vat ions occasions. The novelty of a Levee attracted a numh•r of specta tors in Pall4nt :11 and other places leading to the King's Palace ; in that place, the PA Ik, &c. at the early hour v e o'clock. The carriages containing the company about to at tend the Levee thronged Pal mall some time before one o'clock, the hour .appointed for the admission of company into the Palace-yard. The KINo arrived in his travelling carriage from Windsor, escorted by a party of Light Horse, exactly at one o'clock, and entered by the garden-pate from the Park, where some preparations having been made for the reception of his MaJassit, a numter of persons had assembled round the gate, and greeted Ws - AlAiEsnr as he entered, who acknowledged it by graciously touching his travelling cap. At halt•past twelve, the Kinp,'s Guard, commanded by Sir THOMAS A KBUTHSIT, preceded by the band in state uniforms, marched into the Palace-yard. A de tachment cf the Royal Hari.: Gu ,rds did • not arrive till half-past one o'clock in Waterluo-place, accom• pitied. by their numerous band, in their splendid uni forms. They played during the after noon, alternately with the band of the Foot Guards, Sir RICHARD Blu m, the Chief Magistrate of the Police, was in attend ance, with Townsend. Sayer, and a numerous as semblage of Police Officers, 'under his superintendence and direction. - The P. rters at the gates, in their state liveries, holding in their i ands their massy baton;. There were also in attendance, the 111arshalmen, the Under Porters, the Gentlemen Porters, the State P. ges, ,nd oth7r Pages, in their state uniforms. The Grand fl3ll was lined by a party of the Yeomen Guards. TI ere were also sta tioned in the Hall, too c'f the tall7st Royal Horse Guardsmen, accoutred as Cuirassiers. Soon after two o'clock, his M, , JF.sTY having dressed for the Levee, en:ered the State Roomi, attended by his Great Officers of State, the L"rd and Groom in Waiting, Sir nostril. Bocrosr, the Equerry in Waiting. Timis. Highnesses the Duke of Bratatswicx, the Ps ince cf IirtUNSWICPC, and as., Prince of LEININGEN, :seems panied by tl.Oir Aides de-Camp, Isere pri salted to the Kirin at a private audience, by Sir ROBERT CHESTER, his MAJESTY'S Master of the Ceremontt 5; after which their Highnesses attended Lis MAJESTY at his Levee. Count LIEVEN, the Russian AnOassador, and Mr. Secretary CANNING, had audiences of his MAJESTY. The Archbishop of lonic, psestnted a kook to his MAJESTY. The lit NG proceeded to hold a Pt ivy Council, at which Viscount MAYNARD was introduced, and sworn in Lord Lieutenant for the County of Essex, in the room of the Tate Lord 1311 AVD ROOK F.. • A Pirclamation 'a, agreed upon by the KING in' Council, for the election of a Scotch Peer in the room of the tate Earl f BALCAIIRAS. Colonel MACDONELL, Flell-officer in Waiting, pre sented to the KING hit Report of the effective state of the three Regiments of Foot Guards. His MAJEsTy then ptocee i ed to hold his Levee, which was attended by the following Ambassadors and Ministers : The Austrian, French, Prussian, American, Danish, Swedish, Sirdinian, Bavarian, Saxon, Netherlands, Neapolitan, Portuguese, U'irtemberg, Spanish, Russian, and Mr. Colquhouu, the Minister from the Hans Towns.. The French, Austrian, and Russian Am bassadors, came in state, with two carriages containing their suite-. All the Cabinet Nlinisters were present, with the exception of the Lord Chancellor, who was prevented from attending, it being the first day of Term. There were also present, the Archbishops of Canterbury. York, Armagh, and Dublin, the Vice , Cliancellor, the King's Advocate, the Attorney and Solicitor Generals the King's Proctor, the Attorney-General for Ireland, the lord Chief Baron of Scotland, the Vice-President of the Board of Trade, the Earl Marshal of England, the Attorney-General of the Bermudas, the President of the Royal Academy, the Lord Mayor of London, the Recorder of London, the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, Messrs. Brown and Key, Mr. Under-Sheriff Marten, Aldermen Venables Thompson, and Flower, Mr. Dawson, the Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department, and the Lord Mayor's Chaplain. Ducas--Leinster, Athol!, Argyll, Montrose, Newcastle, Bruns wick, Dorset, Wellington,and Norfolk._ - RQUlSSlEs—Carmarthen, Bath, Salisbury, Camden, Anglesea, Hertford,Winchester, Grahatir, Cholmo”deley, and Londonderry. Harms—Chichester, Limerick, ltochford. !icatborough, Ennis Listowel, Leitrini, Chatlemont, Sheffield, Nelson, Clot:mei, Strathmore, Itockwage, Hopetown, Kiunoull, Lonsdale, Dorches ter, Longford, Warwick, Burford, Pembroke, Stanhope, West morland, Uxbridge, Spencer, Fortescue, Egremont, Macclesfield, Court ow n,Catkcar t, H arrington,Liverpool, Harrowby, De laWarre, Bathurst, and Lauderdale. Viacom:sir-Down. Pollington, Ennismoie Bernard, Gage, bssory, Hereford, Morpeth, Eastnor, Clifton, ilrldport, Valletort, Melville, Alaynard, Sydney, B olingbroke and Palmerston. LORDS—R. Alanneri, Howard de Walden, W. P. Lennox, Rod ney, Binning, Kenyon, Hervey, Ellenborough, Say-and-Sele, J. Stuart, W. Fitzruy,, H. Cholmundeley, Howard of Effingham, A. Hill, Bolton, Malian', Calthorpe, Montagu, ILivenswortt, Staath even, Pelham, Barham, Rolle, Teynbam, Hill, Bendlesham, Granxillo Somerset, C. Manners, Braybrooke, Combermere, Lynedoek, G. Beresford, Colchester Sc. Helen's, Maryborough, IL-ntinck, Beaky, Gwydyr, Gifford, Seymour, Arden, 13elgrave, and H. Cholmondeley. Rums HosionsataLes—Sir John Nichol, Sir G. F. Hill, Charles Grant, G. Canning, R. Peel, W. Huskisson, A. J. Foster, Sir S. Shepherd, F. Robinson, and W. W.'Wynn. HONOVRAILDS-J. ollemache, W. Scott, Lieutenant R. G. Sin clair, - J. Oinclair, Fowls, Hare, Cmittenay Boyle, J. Hope, General Sir A. Hope, G. J. Stanhope, C. J. Shore, W Twlaletou Fiessies, Hey. IL A. Napier; Captain Cast, H. Fane, _1 11 • I I , r