Star. — London, England, 1828-03-28 00:00:00

0 lam p between * Government it id this Company were • Ad? Xbirto be ;milled. The fact was, that this Company reeeivecfno favour from Government. They *lpllrebased, at a current rate, the quantity of Ladd, for which they were to pay by instalments, auk Thich, of counts - they were it lit:40;TO Conieiticrthet ad vantage for themselves. He did not mean it in an in , spidious settle, but they were in truth . nothing more or less than land jobbers. Any profits that may arise to them must be remote, and, before they teceived any, they must impnaii the land. Mr. HUME said, his Hon. Friend (Mr. Alderman Waithman) had quite mistaken the object of thi, 'corn pant. He wished there mere nine or ten Companies mote on the same principle. If an emigrant'was able to find his way across the Atlantic, the Company were ready to locate him, and to supply him with provisions for a year, or a year ai:d a half, until he might be in a way to repay them, and maintain himself and his family. This wits by far the !sett principle on which emigration could be .carried on. He wished to take that oppor tunity of asking, whether any accounts had been re• calved of the sale of the Clergy reserves ? With respect to the Canad 4 Company, be sincerely wished they might have a ptofitable mu , n from their capital. Mr. Secretary HUSKISSON said, the few observa tions with which he should trouble the House, were oecasioreel by what had fallen from his Hon. Friend opposite (Mr. Stanley), from whom, during the short time they had the honour of acting together. he derived the most effectual assistance. He fully concurred in .sh it had fallen from the Member for Aberdeen (Mr. Home) with respect to Companies like this. There titre in Canada, and in the other Colonies, vast uncul tiVated tracts, which it *as desirable to convert to the greatest possible advantage. It they could be made productive at all, it appeareJ to him that this mode of placing them in tl e hands of a Company was the most likely way of effecting it. The Canada Company was pot the only one c f the kind. Thete was a Company 'on the same principle in New South Wales, and Van _ Diemen's Land, and he hoped they would all be sue. .eessful. They could not fail, if properly managed, to be productive of great good to the country. With re pect to the Canada Company, the nature of the con tract with them was this—They gave the full current . ;value for the land, paying down a certain sum, and undertaking to pay the remainder in instalments. The Member fot B.istol (Mr. Bright) was mistaken in sup pos.ng that the Company took its themselves every eligth.e spot in Canada, leaving only ti-e very worst for future speculators or settlers. The first contract entered into with .heel was f . ..r the Clergy and Crown reserves. A difficulty, however. having aiisen as. to the forme', which it was thought could not be soon . properly adjusted, they obtained, in lieu of the first contract, a million of acres on Lake Hebron. It could not be said that this was the very best land in the Canadas. According to the contract, a pottion of any putchase money the Company might receive was to be laid out in roads, bridges, and other improvements, so that effectual provision was thus made for the future advancemeot of the general interests of the Colony. There could be no wish on the part of Government to conceal the terms of the contract, and though the House could not demand it. the Company, he bad no doubt, would be quite teady to furnish any information that might be ieq , .ired. He b.lieved the Hon. Aldepnan wrould not, at present, find their affairs in so very pros pe: ous a situation as to eec.te jealousy, but he wished every success to then undertaking. He trusted, alter -this short explanation, the worthy Alderman would see that the production of these returns was unnecessary. It was his intention in a short time, soon after the holi days, to bring the whole subject of their Canadian Co .lonies under the'consideration of the House—(Hear). It w as a subject of great interest, and though he did not give a formal notice at present, he libt old take a future oppottuni y of moving for the appointment of a Select Committee to inq..ire into it--(Heats). He trusted the result would be to remove essay inconveniences and difficulti..s which at present existed in that part of his Majest)'s dominions. • Sir C. BURRELL said, it was the duty of Govern- Anent to attend to the results «hen they made these very large grants of land. If the Canada Company were not protected against the wool grown in Australia, they • would not be able to realize the capital they had invested. . Mr. Alderman WAITHNIAN, in reply, denied that the pospectus alluded to afforded him or the House of .Commons that full information which was necessary to come to a right conclusion on the subject. He had him self some thousands of acres at this side of Lake Erie, but he did not receive a farthing for it—(Laughter).— .TllO Honourable Member was proceeding to comment on 'lkt - conduct of different Companies, Ste. when . Mr. STANLEY roes to order.—lt was quite irregu lar' and indelicate to state any such circumstance in a discussion on the trade to Canada. Mr. HUSKISSON, also to order, observed that the • Hoes. Member had far outstepped the •privilege which is allowed to Hon. Members in reply. He suggested that the Matti Member had better withdraw the motion, to which be assented.—Tbe motion was then withdrawn. camas, re 111111411 D. Mr. LA MB obtained leave to bring in a Bill for the Registra. idossof itecords, WiUs e and, Coo u Ireland, after a few 'woes& from Sir J. 'Glassily dm a of the EICIIIMIZI4 Awl* J. Nwerisme.•'• sit. LAMB gave Dodos dint he vroidd move, in the Committee tbrsity to-morrow, for a vote of carpensatioo mooch °Seers as be displaced by the operation of the Bill. seasestm Me. IL GORDON brought up the Report on the Pauper Ls made Bill, arida was read. On the maims that the MU, with its amendments, be agreed to, Mr. VILLARS said, he had such objections to many 'of the clauses, particularly those relating to certificates - and the removal of Lunatics, that he should move that the Bill he now iecomglived, Mr: GORDON opposed the recommival, as alto gether uncalled for. • Mr. BRIGHT thought that mote time should be given for inquiry and discussion. Mr. R. GOIWON said, the Bill was founded on the 'Repolt of last year's Commission; every publicity had been given to ibis measure, and a copy of the Bill had been transmitted to every County and Lunatic Asylum in England. Mr. BRIGHT again urged the necessity of delay— at all events, till the Bill, arnasow amended, should be .made generally k Mr. VlLLARSVerithshite his Amendment, and the 13.11 with its Amendments'was agreed to. Sir E. KNATCHI3ULL proposed a clause, enabling Justices to levy a County Rate, fOr the purpose of car rying the Bill into effect. The time was read and agreed to, and committed, and made = Ada t y the 11111. The Bill was order e d so be read a third time on nest. • • The CHANCELLOR of doe EXCHEQUER took Ms oppor talky of stating. that his Right Hopoorable Friend (Mr. Grant) would, is die Comatose to-aseeraw, ow e for the considered= 411,415 e Cons Laws. "Atr. JIMMY preetepeed a Petition front a Parish to the mot, of Derby, ;waybill the Repeal of the Teat mad Corporation l o stre.-.-Ordeted to ba laid co the table. fiebie-edioppoed at Selma o'C Locii . LIU amps of Lords did est lb ititerda7.l MIIMm • THE KING'S LEVEE. - ' His isfAinsr: held his first Levee for the season yes terday ; and such wit the degree of interest fat on the occasion, than three hours previously to the time an nounced for its commencement, all the avenues to the Palace were crowded with well dressed persons, anxious to see the crowds of Nobility and Gentry pass to the Royal Presence. blessrs. Townsbend and Sayer, the chief officers, were in atten dance, with a body of police under their command, and preserved the Face fgroughout the day. Mr. Lee, the High Constable, was also in attendance. on horseback. The 3larshalmen, the Under Porters, the Gentlemen Porters, the Sergeant Porters, the Pages, &c. 'atteniled at the Palace in their respective uniforms. The King's Guard, with their state colours, with the Band of the 3d, Regiment of Foot Guards, in full uniform, marched into the Paine Court Yard at one o'clock. About the same time a Captain's Guard of the Life Guards, preceded by their magnificent Band, took up their station in the open space in front of the Palace, at the South end of St. James's-street • the two Bands performed alternately during the afternoon. S o early u twelve o'clock, several carriages had arrived at the Palace; the gates were thrown open at one o'clock, and the Company immediately began setting down, and continued so •n do till past three,without any intermission. A party of the Yeomen Guard, headed by Mr. Month, the Exon in Wait ing. were stationed in the guard room, in their Coronation uniform. A party of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms lined the Pretence Chamber. Soon after two o'clock his MAJESTY entered the Royal Closet, and gave audiences to his Royal Highness Duke of GLOICE,TeIt, the Duke 01 WELLINGToN, and the Earl of WARWICK, tiho kissed hands on being appointed a Lord of the Bed I3hamber. His Majesty then received the Foreign Ambassadors and Minis ters, oamtly—Prince gwerbazy (Austrian), Prince Polignac (French), Prince I.ieven (Russian), Count d'Alcudia (Spanish), Count d'Ofalia (Spanish Special), Marquis Pa'mei& (Portuguese), Count Falck (birthriwici%), Baron Ralamb (Swedish), Baron Bulow (Prussian). Count ir Agile (Sardinian), Count de Mandesloh (Wirtemburg), Count Ludolf (Neapolitan) Count dr Moltke (Dania)), ViscOunt itabayana (Brazilian), Mr. Lawrence (Ame rican), Mr. Colquhoun Manse Towns), M. Biedermann (Saxon). M. V. Itocaturrte (Mexican), Senor Madrid (Colombian), Count Munster (Hanoverian); an d gave audiences to the Prince de Liters, Ambassador from the Emperor of Russia, to deliver two ktters from his Sovereign; Count d'Alcudia, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotrntiary from the King of Spain, to deliver credentials from the Duke de Lucca ; and Senor Madrid, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary Irons Colombia, to deliver his credentials—introduced and conducted by Earl Dudley, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of &ate for Foreign Affairs, and Sir Robert Chester, Kut.Masto a the Ceremosties. Ait r giving andiekes to the Ambassadors, his MA JES rY teceive t his Cabinet Mitiisteis, the Archbishop of Csenetbury, the Atcbishop of Yolk, the Master of the the Consma.isfer of the Fasces, the Earl Matshal of England, &c. &c. The KING then proceeded to the State Chair . is the Throne Ills 51*.isary was babited in a blue regimental dress, wring the insignia of several English and Foreign Orders, and was stir. rounded by an his Great Officers of State, the if.querries in Wait. ing, and Messrs. blassastents and Donau. ' the State Pages. The Niarquis t f WINCIMTSII. Groom of the Stole, and Earl Mousy ' CUAKI.af, were the Lords in Waiting, and introduced the numerous Pool:mai lona. and ant.ouncedtist visitors to bis 31aaeary. Alining the di ittineuished persons present wet r— . The Judge of the Admiralty Court, the Keeper of Great Seal of Scotland, the Lord Alayor of London, Sheriffs Spottiswoode and Stables, Under Sheriffs Foss and Richardson, Alderman Brown (the tate Lord Mayor), the Deputy Lord Privy Seal of Scotland. Sir Thomas Lawrence, Ir.r.H.M, Puss dent of the Royal Aca dewy. ke. Sir Richard liiruie,.Chief Magistrate of Police, Garter ' King at Arms, the Dean of Westminster, Recorder of London, the Dean of the Chapel Royal, the Vice Chancellor, the Judge Advo- cate, the King's Advocate, the Attorney-General, the Solicitor- General, the Adjutant-General. the Quarter Muter-General, the ,Captain of the Yeoman Guard, the Captain of the Honourable Corps of Gs ntkmen at Arms, the Master of the Ceremonies, the Chief Conansiwioner of Woods and Forests, the blaster General of the Ordnat•ce, the Sec►etary of State for 1...1and, the Vice Trea sll/11f of Ireland, and the President of the Ito) -! ,:sillege of Surgeons. • There were also l re s ent-- The Austrian, Spanish, French, and Portuguese Ambassadors, in State. DUl:KS—Norfolk, Wellington, Dorset, 'Newcanlr, Athol, I.ein strr, _Sr. Albans, NorthuntherlsaLL Al red-,ontru.e,Gordon,Argyil. AfAisfaunts—Mthichistrr, Thonand, tbreerarbrrry, Ormonile, Carmarthen Lothian, Bab, Camden, Osumi/au, Weßraley, Hertford, I:ansdown. Rasma--Clare, -Venders'. Morley, itosebery. Eldon, Ferrer., Brecknock, Strathmore, Macclesfield, 31ountchsries, Carlisle, Shaftesbury, Abtrilren. Dudley, Chichester, Bathurst, Daary, llartowby, Nelson, UAW, Orford, I rowsilow, Alountuurris, Bruce, Yinnoull, Belmar, Longford. Rosily:), Chairman, Guil ford, Camden, Gusford, Gower. Drlawarr. Beauchamp, lirlfast, Shrewsbury. - Viecom4s.--Ingestre, Bernard. Bury. Hereford, Brehaven, Kirkwall, Galway, Corry, Tumour, Maynard, Melville. Palmerston, Rucombe, Strangford, Ilurpeth, Goderkli, Clive, Sid mouth, Ikresfurd, Lowther, Valentia. Loans--Plymouth, Bloomfield. I)undas. Colchester, Stuart de Rothsay, Blphlnstate, Caltbotpe, A. Conyoghassi, M. Hill, J. Stuart. King, 6. Besitinck, Sandun, Apslcy, When cliffe, Byron, Tullamore, Durban', liredrnell, Skelotersdak, Ashley, W.Asingham, W. Lennox, RedeAlak, Wal:ace, F. Beauclerk,J. Poukt, !Indust, Eliot Ruthven, W. Puulett, hianalyd, Boston Arden Gwydyr, Farnborough, Beaky , C. Somenet, Hill, Klicab ' oreugh,L. Gower, Maryborough, Heytesbury, Sydney, J. !Ivan', StuwelL %Gus Honousaamea—Sir G. F. Hill, H. Goulburn, R. Pt el, W. Huskisson, Sit S. Sheppard, Stratford Canning, Sir .1. Becket, Sir C. Robinson, C. Arbuthnot, S. Bourne, F. lamb, W. Dundee. Hossounast.as—F. Tollrmache , Colonel 'foivrisbrntl, M. Dlllll3l I mend, Cap( 0) A. C. Bernard, Major Keppel. J. Aloncton, J. S. S. Cooke, Capt. Poulets, Rev. H. F. Napirr, J. Shore, 6. U. Trevor, Lloyd Kenyon W. Jervif, W. Scott, Major I Rev. J. Black wood G. TalbOt J. Aloretta. . - - Bisnors—Bath and Was, Bristol, Rochester, Chester, Ely, Durban', Jantaica s boodon, W incbester, Sodor and Man, Se.llivid's, Lincoln, Llandaff,Cbichrster, Rafter, Lichfield,Glousester,Carnsle. Deass--Clsestes„Ralisbery,Weittninster. A ace cons--Prosser, of Durham. Sias--J. Boorkr, Peter Laurie, Gavle Martin, Charles Flnwer, Astley Cooper. Alezatider Johnston, Edward Kerriwn, M. P. Washes, Waller, W. Curtis, Claudius Hunter, Charlei Morgan, 'C. Hamilton, F. blolyneaux Ommanney. T. Hardy., W. Free. mantle, Francis Freeling, T. Hammond, R.: Chester, M. Tierney, J. Becket, Frederick Watson, C. Wetherell, W. Gordon, W. Lumley, C. Aldis, Alexander Grant, W. Anson, John Harvey, G; Phipps, G. Wood, J.'S. De Beauvoir, K. Stanley. T. M. Wilson, C. A. Hastings, H. Chamberlain, G. I'uthW, J. Welds, J. Urm. aeon, J. Shaw C. Price, T. Baring , J. Shelley, R. Borough, J. D. -Astly, Se: rlett C. Doraville. T. Lethbridge, H. Parnell, F. Burdett, R. H. Inilis, J. Brydges, J. U Perky& H. Cooper, G. Wilson, T. Lee, R. Hunt's', . W. Hoste , Y, Maegrigor. J. De Courcy Laub J. H. Doyle, G. Staunton. G. Banifylde, M. W. Ridley, J. Osborn, R. B. Phillips, W. Young. T. Lawrence, 11. Wigram, Samuel Sheppard, W. Abdy, K Carrington, G. H. Smyth, G. Nayler. C. Robinson, W. Juluakose Hope. Rat. Dos...roes—Kuper, Dockland, Masters, Petkins. Russell, Keate. Tony, Wain:sky, Goodenough, Sleatb, ituriseU. Spry. Ray. Mitssao—T. F. Foord Bowes, Charles Wadsworth, J. Holmes, & B. Sumner. J. Crofts. Hobart Seymour, E. Bury, W. Canning, J. Knapp, G. 0. Townshend, S. B. Torten., F. Grath, D. F. Markham, W. Starner, H. Oakeky, J. SPlivoy. Doc:oat—Charles Clarke. Beattie, chid, Southey, Adolphus, Granville, Phillimore, Outran'. Sznasasers--Bossuiquer, Teddy. &attribute— Farebrother Brown, Heypte Birth, Atkins. Ankrawia--SirWilliana lobule's Hope, Sir George Cockburn, Sir J. Bereaford, air Shah Harvey, Sir George Martin, Sir it King, Sir John Gore, Sir James Whkshed, Sir Thaw Hardy, Sir Charles Paget, T. Maitland, Sir W. Fable, K.C.B. Sir E. Owen, Sir Byam Martin, .Sir W. Hotbans;Scett, ltodd, Sotheby, Sir Francis Lafurey, Moubray. air Henry Blackwood.. Bart. Sir Charles Hamilton. Gnigams—Duff, Pd. P. Sir W. Clinton, Wetberall, Sit Hussey Vivian, Bonham, Huskisson, Seweil, Sir H. Torres., Sir H. Dalrymple ' St. George, Ilk J. -Oswald. Sir Fitzroy Nukes, Guldie, Burton, Sir R. Jones , Kenneth Mackenzie, Macdonald, Hot. 'hipps, W. Macleod, Peachy, S. P. Brown, Sir George ' W oo d, is Loghlin t Sir Th omas Hislup, Fermop, Sir• J. Lyon, Mulford, Sir William K. Chanci, Watson, Dalbiac, Tolley, Sir G. Kerrie's. • Sir George Amin, Sir !tales Nightingale, Lethbridge, Slade, PAK R.A. Air Alikpd Clarke, Sir Jobn Doyle, Pigut, Sir Frodtirieli Robinson, Meade ' Sir J. Maclean, Sir H. Faze, Sir W. Anson, Sir Rutin, Hookas; Stevenson, Sir WiliLqn Inglis, K. C.D. Lord Hill, J. Campbell, Man s Eden, Anderson, Sir William Hos.. toun, Sir Herbert Taylor; Frettb, •&seaa so a, p uma Th o ma s Browse, Maitland, Whitt, Warren, Si, Thomas SP Saw, WU- L.ord Aylmer, K.C. B. Hon. James /lama , Jobe Comm*, Sir E. Paget, St Moore, Sir John ju r C o so ethe, Corner, F. A. Mundy, Manby, Hobstirable Sir 'Almada Hags, • • Thornton, Cookson, R. A., Lord Howden, Sir Moms Bowser, Colorado& Flock Lord Fitzroy Somerset. Counntaii—Taylor, Bowen, Hugh Halide, John H. Miura, Whatley. Cbopman; Sir Charle s Dance, Campbell, W.,Hbckburn, Hamel, C.B. Ralph Hamilton, Dalrymple, Forrest, Hill, Fast, "awe, Sir John Harvey, G. Goldie, Manley, Girardot, Mao done% Carlo Doyle, Lygon, Sir A. Dickson, Dumaresque, Dick, Sir It. Williams, Jones, Bo wler, Rainier, H.N. Shawe l Lindsay, Orme, Milman, Bernina'. Peach , Davies. Salsnond, M.lll, A. T. Wood ; Brooke, lieresford, C. & Fagan, B. Drunimousi, Arbuth• not, Munden, Tynte, J. F. Bentinck, J. J. Mills. V. W..od. P. Hawker, Lord 'Fitzroy, Sir H. Floyd, Sir A. Frazer, Ebrington, *Clitberoe; Sir Robert Harvey, Shaw, Townsbend, Cavendish, Sir J. R. Eitirsee, F. Fltzql,trencr, C. Arbuthnot, Dawkins, G. P. Ha. ker, Powell, NOCreagb, M`Dougall, Luabington, E. Walker, Mun ro Bull. G. F. Pigott, V. Vaughan, Long, Sir A. Christie, M. Burgoyne, Greenwell, Bainbridgv. Alarms—G. Peebles, Backley, Hon. H. Dundas, Murray, Webster, Bridgeman, Smith, Scott,. Cos, Breretun, Hall. CAPTAINS— llollineaux, Byron, IL N. Ommaney, It. N. Curzon, R.N. Fitzgerald, 7th Royal Veteran Battalion; Ryan, Foord Bowes, Schomberg, Waidegrave Nurse, M.U. Talbot, Cates, Wood, P. Vernon, Cuthbert, Legge, Wigram, Harvey, Abbott, G. Rouke, T. N. Campbell, Hope, Hill, Curtis, Balchild, Nueva', Sir H. L. Baker, Franklin, Carleton, Thornton, Cheap', Brerrtou, F. Nukes, Wise, Sir T. Burgoyne, 11. B. Martin, D. Campbell, Harrison, Martin, Parry, Back, T. Pearl, Munn, White, T. Peebles. Peechford, G. Pear% Best, NI. Matthews, It. H. Cockerel', Lavish, lion. R. S. IJundas, Wetherall, Milligan, R. Ford, Broadhead, Chad,. Beeves. Seymour, Merle'', Cornwall, Farquhar, C. Phillips, Blake, G. F. Rich, Lewis. G. Lowen, C. Schoenberg. D. it. lniverie, C. K. Tynte, IL Stuart, Saunders, Alundy, Lindsay, Marryat, Sir M. Seymour, Master, W. Fillarr, McKinley, Samuel Price, Sir Charles Cole, Scott, Cbetwynd,l McLeod, A. Wathen, Wollaston, Hon. Cost T. W. Bentinck, Meyer, Hardyman, H.C. Deacon, Harris, So theby, Bowles, Foster, T. Reynolds, Currie, G. Read, Dance, Agar, Jackson. Comoissuntaas—Lewis, Wolley. LllEuTiamems—Kemmis l ßlackiston, F. 11. Cates , Hamilton, Brooks, Windham, C li therow, H. Forbes, Cramer, Lord W. Graham, Robinson, M. Cooper, Disoo. Houston, E. K. L. Bayard, Wary, It. Henry. Hon. R. Rowley, Pitt, Craigie, Dunlop, G. Lewis, G. Macdonald, Leslie, L. Stephens, W. Ford, Dupuis, Mime, E. N. Fendall, Raymond, Trotter, Ft zGerald, A. Flemyng. H. Williams, Matte, Maisie, A. G. lilacbford, Adair, Bloombeiti. Coltarrs—Turner, Gascoigne. Eustoss—F. A. Blackford, Payne, Duthie, BaiUie. klia.as—Watson Taylor, M.P. F.dward Foley, M.P. Hope, Bailie, Rochfort, Orange, J. Harrison Curtis, Curti., Fro.t, Bransby Cover, Edward., Powell, M. Poynder, 11. D. Trant, Spence, 101 is, T. Attree, W. Rae Wilson, Penn, Tres.love, M. Ricardo, Sugden, Hume, M.P. Guthrie, l'earse, Spottiavrode, Northeote, LittlAA's., F. Wall, R. Abercroniby. 11. Faue, Little ton, B. Percy, L. O'Brien, Butler Danvers, Wyatville. Dottin, 11. F. Scott, Wailer, Wilson, Ashhunt, Aston Blount, W. Attrre, Pennant, S. Illackburne, Gore, Charles Bruce. D. Thomson, J. Brotike, Jackson, Rose, Jrphson, M.P. C. Barclay, J. Browne, l W. Ward, NIX. Capri, M.P. Cawtharne, 111.1'. Wardrop. Pen-, Inge, Wadd, Edwards Butler Clarke, J. Lane Blount, Farrer, J. Alorier, A. Stanhope. H. Curzon, L. Robinson. J. Foley. R. Adair, Corry. J. Hamilton Story, Stuart %Riley, It. H. Wood, Dawkins. Villiers Stuart, Grurge Villiers, Arbuthnot, Lockley, E. W. H. Sclitilley, Boyd, T. C. Robertson, Masterson Ure, Talbot, &ennui°, S. Percent, Speer, T. P. Fairfax, AL Dyer, . Wallace, M.P. J. Talmash, A. Wallace, Marryat, Ilspildswrirtb;• M.P. H. Broadwood. J. WEliams. Lawrence Peel,' Vj~. Y. Peel. W. Ponsonby, R. Franklin, Wombwell, Keith Douglai, A. Dawson, MX, Dawson, G. Pye, Knox, Buxton, M.P..Prendergast, Stewart,. ALP. Wyat, Gardiner. trawfurd. J. M. Biddulph, 111. !Unify, M. Phillips, H. Ellis, C. F. Berkeley, Townsheed; : a. Huntrr, IL Hammond, Bu tterfield, Colqiihoun, I'. hien. Quarme, Miller, Whitshead, Bell, G. R. Rubinson. M:1". (`..O'Neil Corry, 9.• Harrison, Kin loch, A. Stspleton,S.ickv lie Lane Fox, Bickerrieth, C. Mackinnon s , 11.1'. C. Scott, Ask, w, Cu.by, Plants, Dundas, It. Hay, Caulfield, Singleton, Croke r, H. Batley, M.P. Hayford, Greenwood, J. El. phinstone, R. F. Fitzherhert, Cartwright, 11:ckhou.e, Sullivan. D. Griffith. J. Page Read, Poir. Lacy. Nicholls, 11. Millie, T. Sbiffner, Norton, M.P. Macphersoa. B. Montagu. 1.. Westwoo-t, C. Smith, Supykon, Trite, It. S. Cooke, Sheridan. Among, the numerous hesentationo to kis XIAJZSTY were the follow ipg : 'the Duke of Wellington, on being appointed First Lord of the Tr y Mr. Goulburn. on living appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr. Wnt. V. Peel, by the Right Hun, Robert Peel Mr. R. Abercromby, to deliver the ensigns wits'', by his late uncle Mr. Deckhouse, on his being appointed Under Secretary of State Vice Admiral Sir W. Johnstone Hope, by the Duke of Clarence, on being appointed Treasurer of the Royal Hospital, Greenwich Liewenaot-General the Hon. Sir Alexander Hope, on being ap pointed Lieutenant Governor of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea Hon. Frederick ToWinache, M.P. by General . Duff, ALP. , Rev. Charles 11 ordsworth, on hitatppointment Mr. Lillie, by the Duke of Gordon The Right lion. Stratford Cann in g, by Earl Dudley • Le 'Chevalier de Tamisist, by the Freud' Ambassador Lieutenant Colonel Make, K. C. H. on receiving the bona* of Knighthood Captain Came, on his return from Canada Captain Ryan, .50th Regiment, by the Duke of Montrose AI. Vt. Rucafuerte Charge d'Affaires from the Mexican States Mr. Sergeant IlusLiquet, on tieing appointed a King's Sergeant Mr. Fro -t, stn presenting his Lecture on Botany Mr. William Rio Wilson, on presenting his Hook bf The Marquis of Henford, on his return from a special mission • Captain biord Bowes, on his promotion Lord Heytesbury, on his return front Lisbon, by Earl Dudley • The Earl of Warwick, on being appointed a Knight of the Thistle Mr. Hill, on his taking leave fur Naples, by Earl Dudley . Mr. C. W. H. Seheuby, on Ws return from America • _ . Colonel Cathcart, our his return from Frankfort, by Earl Dudley Dr. Herbert Jenner, on bring appointed King's Advocate Mr. Addington, on his appointment to be Minister at Frank(ort Mr. Turner, late Secretary of Embassy at Constantinople lieutenant Cates, 20th Regiment, on his promotion, and taking leave on going to India, by his uncle, Mr. Rae Wilson. Baron Lakmb, Charge d'Affaires of S weden, by Earl Dudley Mr. I awrence, Charge d'Affaires of the United Stites. The Right lion. Chaste. Arbuthnot, on his appointment Mr. G. Jackson, on his return from Washington, by Earl Dudley Mr. John Foley u his marriage, by Lord Gage Mr. Thomas Pigott Fairfaz„ by Sir Bereeford, Ban r. Farrer, by Sir Matthew White Ridley, But hi. Crus M ayor, Secretary of Legation, and Monk. Antoine &yes, attached to the Spankh Legation, by Soar Madrid Mr. It. H. Wood, by Mr. Dawkins Mr. Capri, M.P. by Mr. Secretary Peel Rear Admiral Sir Edward Owen, on his appointment Captain Sir H. Loraine Baker, sm R. N. C.B. on coming to We title Mr. H. Broadwood on his appointment, by the Duke of Lawler Rear-Admiral Sir Charles Paget on his appointment Mr.. Villiers Stuart. by Sir James Stuart Mr. Wallace, M.P. by Lord Bloomfield Major• Gen. Sir H. Vivian, K.C.B. on being created a Baronet The Duke of St. Albans on his marriage, by Lord F. Beauclesk Sir Francis Fretting upon being created a Baronet bird Durham, by the Marquis of Lansdown Mr. Gore on his appointment, by Earl Dudley Lord Marcus Hill on his return from St. Peteesburgb Lord Wallace on being created a Peer . _ Lord Encombe on his coming of age, by the Ban of Eldon Hon. W. Drummond, Sd Guards, by Viscount Strathalian Sir H. Cooper on being created a Baronet, by Duke of Clarence Mr. Butterfield on his appointment, by Mr. Secretary Huskisson The Honourable Major /Lappet on his promotion The Honourable Mr. Moocktoo, by Viscount Galway The Hon. Captain A. Caulfield Browne, 434 Light Infantry Mr. Sheriff SpottbritiOde, by Mr. Secretary Peel Mr. Rom on his appointment of King's Counsel Mr. W. Ward, M. P. for she City of London Loed Skelmersdale, on his advancement to the Peerage Mr. JaMes &vole, by Lord Melville ... The Hon. Mr. ?dittoed, by Lord ftedesdale Mr. Tredove., his appointment of Kings Counsel Mr. MOrtirlSef Rimed°, Uti Lilt Guards, on hie appointment Mr. Spence, by the Vice Chancellor Mr. Caulfield, Ist Life Guards, on his appointment Mr. Ellis, on his app introeat to be Likarian of the British Mamma Mr. Norton, M.P. on his outdate, by the Doke of Gordon Mr. T. Myddleton Biddulph,on his appointment to Ist Life Guards Mr. Whitshed, attached to hie Majesty's Legation as Berlin Mr. Singleton, by Lord Gort Mr. Phillip Pusey, by Lard Dude 1 Mr. Darby Griffith, by Lord Hutton: Mr. Frederick West. on his marriage, by lad Delmore Major Henry Cos, Royal Marines, on his gromodes Major Hall, 72el flighlanders,ori his promotion Mr. H. Fenton promotion, by Sir H. Fane Captain H. Byars Martin. R. N. 00 bis promotion Mr. Butler MAO by the Marquise( Ormunde Mr. Pole ea his marriage Earl of bleak-Id. en his marriage, by Lord Colchester Lieutenant Colonel Bbrington, 3d Guards, on promotion. bj Colonel Clitherow Mr. A. Stapleton on being appointed a Commissioner of Custom Lieut. Littkitin Westwood, 14th Poet, by Lord Stuart de Rotates Mr. J. Kigbinstoe s on his serum from ludic, by Viscoun Earl Gower by the Earl of . Carlisle - Lieutenant Colonel Manby. :Sonstrsetsbire, Dragoon promotion Lieutenant Trotter, 24 life Guards, on promotion ' Captain Ryan, 50th, or Duke of Clarence 's Reginriont,bi e of Montrose lieutenant Maude, Royal Ilene Artillery, by the Lord Lieutenant Raymond, 72d Highlanders, on promotion Lord Frederick Paulet on his promotion in the Coldure Capt. Legge, Ist Life Guards, nn his marriage, by Lord Lieutenant klme, 14th Light Marione, by Lit:scrim= Taylor Captain 0. Vernon, R.N. on return from service in the and on promotion Lieut. Lynes Stephens 10th Royal Hussars, by Lord &Telford Earl of lirecknock by t he ' Duke of Clarence,on appointment , of his Council Lord Eliot on being appointed a Lord of the Treasury Captain Franklin, It. N. on Isis return from the Nora Expedition Lieutenant Robinson, 7Sd Highlanders, by Lieutenant Arbuthnot Major George l'eebles, Royal Mariner, on his return America Lieutenant Lord M. William Graham, Coldstream Guards Farl Bruce by the Right Honourable William Noel Captain Sir John 'Burgoyne, Grenadier Guards, un his Lieutenant Cramer by Sir Andrew Barnard The Marquis of Ormonde on coming to the Marquisate Captain Curzon of his Majesty's ship Asia, on being made pinion of the Rath. Viscount Kirkwall by Lord Boston • Lord A. Conyngham on his appointment as Secretary at , Major the Huu. H. Dundas on his promotion, by Viscount Earl Ferrero on his coming to the title, by the Marquis of " Captain Cheap', It N. by the Earl of Rosalyn. Viscount Berehaten on returning from the Continent Earl of Guilford nit his marriage and on coming to his , Capt.Tbornton, 11. N. on his return from India, by Lord Capt. Carleton IL N. on promotion, by Vice Admiral Sir Lord Elphinstlee, Royal Horse Guards, by Colonel Hill Earl of Roso'.orry on balm created a BritidiPeer,by Argyll Captaio Noakes, late of the 24th Foot, by Lieut. OCR. Lord Boston by Lord Walsingham The Lord Mayor of London by Mr. Secretary Peel Mr. Sheriff Staples by Mr. Secretary Peel Mr. Under Sheriff Richardson by Mr. Secretary Peel Mr. Under Sheriff Foss by Mr. Secretary Peel Capt. Brereton, 24 West India Regiment, by the Lord i Lord Kinnaird by his Grace the Duke of Leiuster Major Murray by the Duke of Athol! Captain Wise, R.N. by Sir Thomas Hardy Marquis of Bath on his return from abroad Earl of Clare on his marriage, by Mr. Apr Ellis Lietrenant Colonel Mundon on his return from Africa Lord [twines on his return from abroad, by the Duke Rev. G. o.Townsbend on appointment as Chaplain to Earl Cawdor by the Marquis of Bath Earl of Chichester by the Duke of Leeds Sir Theopbiles Lee on having received the honour of Knig . Mr. Penkaze by Lord Stuart de Rorhesay Mr. Charles Scott by Viscount Melville Mr. Horace Hammond, lit Life Guards, on his appointment Mr. L. Peel on being appointed Commi ssioner of Board trout Richard Franklin, 2d Life Guards, on his appointment Mr. Waller by his father Sir Wathen Waller Mr. T. C. Robertson by Lord Melville Mr. Bickerstetk on his appointment of King's Counsel Major Walter Scott, King iHu ,on promotion, by Mr. Martin, Windsor Herald, on return front Garter Russia Mr. Kinloci,24l Life Guards, on promotion by Colonel I.ygon , Mr. Maryaehyldriiiral Sir George Cockburn • Itr. Lucius - 0' Biietilsy the Marquis of Tlioniond Sackville Lane Fox by the Duke of Leeds 3,:r. Thomas Shiftier on return from Lisbon by Sir G. Shiftier 31r. !Manta on being appointed one of the Secretary's of his 31, jeoy'll Treasury Mr. A. Blount, Registrar to the late Garter Mission to the Emperc of Russia Mr. Henry BaiUle by his Grace the Doke of Gordon Mr. J. Page Read, Captain of the late Suffolk Yeomanry Canto Mr. Craven F. Berkeley, 2d Life Guards, on his promotion Captain Reeves on promotion and return from foreign service, 't Colonel Reeves Captain Clads, R. N. on receiving the honour of Companion of n Bath Captain Broadhead by Lord Wallace Captain It. Ford, R. N. on his promotion by Major Genet Campbell Lieutenant Hugh Forbes by Colonel Macdonell • Captain Sotheby, R.N. on return from service, by Sit G. Cockhor Captain on his promotion, by the Hon. Col. E. P. Lygn Captain Witherall, R.N. on Lis promotion and return from loth .I:knowable Captain R. S. Asada., It. N. on his return to linglan4 by Viscount Melville - Captain Lavainli, on his promotion, by the Duke of Dorset Captain It H. C-ockentil, R.N. on his promotion, by Admiral Sir R. King, Bart. Commander M. Mathewson', on his marriage,by Duke& Richmond Captain Best oo his promotion The Bishop of &dor and Mato by the Bishop of Bath and Wells The Bishop of Lincoln on his promotion The Bhhop-of Citiclaeoter on being app . :Canon Res. of St. Pao The Bishop of Wiocbester on Me appohstisient The Bishop of Rochester by the Doke of Admit Captain George Pechell, R.N. on his marriage, by Sir J. B. Pecbe Colonel litCreagholith Regiment, on return from Service in Au Lieutenant Colonel F. Fitschrence, on app. to Royal Fusileers Lieutenant Colonel Bentiock, Coldstream Guards, on promotioo Lieutenant Colonel Sir J. R. Eunace, on app. to Grenadiet Guard. Captain Cuthbert, Life Guards, o n promotion, by Col. Lyra Calomel Hill. Royal Horse Guards, on promotion Lieutenant Bayard by the Lord in Waiting Lieutenant W. Ford, R.N. on Ida return from Lisbon, by Man General Campbell Lieutenant Cooper, on return from India. by Sir G. Silber, Din Lieutenant Iloustoun, on bh appointment to the Grenadier Goatee by Colonel Townsbead Mr. Dawson, on being app. Secretary Seth. Treasury. by Mr. Pal Honourable Lieutenant R. Rowley, 54 Guards, On his appoiotmett, by Colonel Clitherow Lieutenant Veyary, 9th Lancers, by the Earl of Roulyo Lieutenant Dunlop, by Colonel Townsbend Commander Georgejiteed, R.N. on his promotion by Sir Celli° Cockburn lieutenant Crain, R.N. by Sir H. Blackwood, Bart. Commander Carrie, by Sr H. Blackwood Commander Foster R.N. on his promotion by SieG. Cockburn Lieutenant Kerma: ea his appointment to the Grenadier G u ard, by Colonel Townshend Commander Reynolds, R.N. by Sr George Cockburn lieutenant Hamilton by Colonel Clitherow Commander H. Nurse; R. N.an his promotioa by Sir G. Coclibun Lieutenant Brookes on his promotion by Major General Huskiest Lieutenant Windham by Colonel Maedonell Lieutenant Clitherow by Colonel Alaedooell Captain Seymour. R.N. on his return from S. Petersburg!' Lieutenant IL Henry, R.M.A. on promotion by Major Gegen) Campbell Captain Noun, R.N. on Ms return from the West bilks Lieutenant H. Williams, R.N. on his return from abroad Lieutenant Pitts milli* promotion Captain James Pearl on his promotion by Sir GeoeseCeekburo Commander Back, R.N. on return from the land Aemislisprdno Captain Parry, R.N. an his return from the Polar Espedition Commander Puebford, R.N. by Sir Thomas Heady Captain Margie, R.N. on his promotion Captain Duncan Campbell, 47th Reglement by lb. Lied& Wallin Captain Harrison, Royal Horse Geards,,on his peematioe Lieutenant Colonel G. P. Baker on Me rewrite India Lieutenant Colonel C. Arbuthnot as apjlemitent ter the Highlanders Sir Richard Hunter, M.D. by she Seetpla Wattle/ Captaia Wivam,onhis promotion, by Colonel Macdonell Rev. Dr. Spry by Mr. Peel Sir Rkhard linkeley Phillipps on bring created a Baronet Sir V. H. Doyle by the Lord hi Waiting Maj,a General Sewell! by &r H. Terms Sir Jos, ph de ewe , / Whit on his being created a Baronet Captain Harvey ea his return from abroad Rev. Ds. Russell on his appointment so a Prebendary Stall Captain Pereeval on hie promotion Captain lialehild. es his promotion, by Major General Campbell Captain Conk, oa bis promotion, by Sir George Cockburn Captain Wood by Colonel Toveashend air. M. Pitillipps, Under Secretary of Skate fee the Hew De pettiness Captains Hill, R.N. on being made a Cenunissieser of Vktualliof tlr. Robert Fielding Fitaherbe.rt by the Etrl of Macclesfield Lieutenant Cul. Duinareopte on his arrival from New South N a l , Cei. Sir Aleneader Dick.on, appointed Deputy Adjutant Groot Royal Artillery Lieutenant Colonel Shaw, 45th Regiment, on hi e i r u f s f , n . mss West Indira Lieutenant Colonel Girardot, oft his prometiesi, by Col. Macd !Nor General Sir John Colborne We reerAtett t, on his General Thome.— _ teral Sir Thomas 111‘Mabon, Hart. A . General lord Aylmer, K.C.B. Colonel of Mat Regiment 'Lieutenant General Sir G. Anson, on 4th or Royal Irish Dragoon Guards .1 1 .1ajor General Tuley Gil bis marriage, by Vi *Captain Abbott, by Lord Colchester Lieutenant Colonel Brooke, Bombay Army, Ilaiskieson lbe'ltight Hun. the Earl of Shrewsbury ott ' Sr Edward Staitly.lats: Chief Justice at ML < The Rev, T. Y. Footd Hawes, Chaplain to his „ Tbe Duke of St. ALBAN'S appeared iu the iirand Falconer of England, with his gold . • The Duke of Noseout carried his baton, asl AU the Naval Officers appeared in their Ile' The Levee concluded about five o'clock, • . `foe the State. Rooms. The - Levee of yesterday-was more !MIMI' , • ; 'bat been knoWn for Mawr years. On this n received the company sitting in -sr Chair of ! accustomed grace and dignity, which enabled :i - • Uty to get through the Presentations duet by . • 'Usual priciice. Ole . !bikini v looked remark , . was. averpouserMg , and the pressure so great im oWiwi tiuntlemen dropped their hats, hackies ' ! parts of the roans feathers were scattered, vd-• the hats at Military Gentlemen. Among the splendid dresses at yesterday's . awbose name we could not learn. was in the fell land Chieftain, who attracted particular anent; The Duke of WELLINGTON was observed at "still to retain marks of his late accident, by haul the top of bis Dose. In the bustle attending the carriages, the chariot came in contact with the body of r 'the panels was completely drove hi. .THE EVENING s . • LON DON. FRIDAY, MARCH 28, AMIN • STOCK EXCHANGK, TWELV cowls apnea this warning at 14, glace proved to 1131, and at present may be quoted In the Foreign market, Spanish Roods proved, and have been done at 121. CITY, HALF-PAST teasels may be quoted at S3l. alternately This improvement hi the Coned market may I dispatches ftoca St. Petenburgh being of a QUARTER TO TH, This moment the Cosset Market gave Iva, teeeded to 13* fee the Account. An report sayt it brings the account of the the Pmts. PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR Emit Stock Shut India Stocl 3 per Cent. Red. Shit Ditto ' 3 per Ct. Cons. 831 1 1 Old AL. Se pbe Cebt. Shut 11000 Km $1 per Cent. Red. Shut el3OO Ditto 4 per Ct. Nfer 1201 1100 and J 4 per Cent. Scrip Adireniskel 4 per Cent. 11126, Shut India for AI Long Ann. Shut. Consols for , FORRION FUNDS, TWO if Bea Dds. Sp D. soh 140 e . Poring. Bdl Do. Acct. 601 1 601 ; Do Acet. I I setumbiato Wads. 6 perCt.l2l 1 Russ.B4s.l c to .13 71:ct d. 11 1 1 "12" 1 Do. Acct. I Daggvh 1141 s. 3 p Ct. 601 1 a stilt:et. Do Acet see Gres/AH.261,1825A p Ct. 17 Fr. Rents*, k1e5.116,11125,6pCt 32 11 2 Eachalie,l Ds. Ace. 32 Span. lids. Do. At:et. Slillit. FM.. I: berala STlS a H AND FOREIGN SO SHARITA ' s United bletican - ' 4 ° us Marine Allianee 100 S Tho HOMO of Lords did not sit fast et she Levee. la the Commons, the godson eallwakte e willerosortord di! Ildooday. hir.Wi (mats so his .1118, whit stood foe Isst akin. Paled 1 11 his &sire well Mondavi staled, that an, parish shield "remelts DIN tostAltrhe et the rase Oyer ant Aim an ioterseting conosraidiu. IMO= • • •• ".• 'ral 3:r F. Rohinson-on sop C-lon Guard ' t .Tice. SF Ft wee on Me marriage, by the Us Capt.' Hoye. Valise ream Guards, on promotti Lieutenant Defiers' Sir 11. Fine on being ap by the T) Order of 'be Bath rd in W Mt. A. Dawson, Member fur Lowth, by Lo • 4114 Colonel C. 8. Paean. C.B. Bengal Army, on . foot* of the Bath ream Ra il , Rev. D F. Markham. on appointment to the rd Coich 'it Lieutenant General Sir Th omas Bowser, K. tout Cul % Osillie of the listb . C 4611111 N. Campbell, R.N. on his promoti t West Ish ii iieusimeen General Fermat on promotion, ry Quithsber Beresfori Lisolialione Geseral Kenneth Mackenzie on. Li' ttmentassy Seth 20 11 11 . 114 Colonel Berkeley Drummond, 3d Guards. on Lieut. Gen. Sir William Inglis, K.C.B. on his ' n u L'si • Limit. Col. Beresford on his promotion, by V Col. M. Burgoyne on presenting a Book dedi stint "Gilt Captain G. Route on Ws promotion, by Col . Lieut. Col. Bainbrigge on promotion, by Sir t from Soul! Col. Sir John Harvey to take leave upon gain • Rev. John Grißth on appointment to a Pre. oasis Vice Admiral Hon. Sir H. Blackwood, Dart. . lip Lieet. Cal Whatley on his marriage promoti on Sir Patrick Macgregor on being created a Ba Sir Henry Chamberlain on being created a Bs to 'Cornet Gascoigne, Royal Horse Guards, by nade a Com. ; 'Cornet Turner. Carbineers, by Lieut. Col. T Ensign Bi shop o lil Crli aynaeTt his on Ted Regin t i r e a n n t s , bio o t ni t i l is appointn st Fitment' Bishop of Liandaffun his preferment aunt Melva. Vonimissioner Wolley, R N. Dep. Chairman o of brinks., Lieutenant 13usbe, 15th Hussars, by the Lord Lieutenant Fitzgerald, Rifle Brigade, by Sir sign F. A. Mackford,93d Regiment, on b s title Indies ord Pelle t Sir James Urmston on his return from Canton Hilrl R. KIN Lieutenant Dupuis, It. A. by the Lord in Wait Captain Mersell, R.N. on his return from St. the Duke i Lieutenant- A. Flentylug, R.M. on his app. Campbell, R. M. t. Blackfet4 Lieutenant IL G. illachford, t•ith Regimen Blachford Rev. J. B. Sumner on appointment to a Pre. Capt. T. Peebles, IL M. on promotion, by Majo Lientenar4 Kendall, R.N. on his return fro F.spedition I inWalti IS • Dlr. Sergeant Toddy on his appointment of Ki Mr. Sergeant Bowinquet on his appointment o Doctor John &Belay Shell, by the Ratio( Me Rev. Hobart Seymour, by Sir Michael Seym 'Rev. Herbert tkakeley, by the Duke of Athnll 'Doctor Adolphus on his return from Jamaica Sir John Edintiond Dc Beauvoir, by the klarqu tof Mantras • George Phipp. on being created a Baronet $ his Majetty . • The Dean of Chester nn his promotion, bt the "The Bishop of St. David's bet being appointed The Bishop of. Durham on his translation to .t Knighthood The Bishop of Jamaica, by the Bishop of The Hon. Lloyd 'Kenyon on his coming of ag lion. Captain Poulett un his appointment to intment Prince Agent loard of Con. nom Mr. Moreton by Lord Dude • Bishop of Bristol or. his promotion, by the Intent 'Colonel Str`Richaid Williams on his promotiot ** Major General Sir James Lyon on his appoint !Year - CoYatlel Graham Foster Pigott, on takh 4 • lieutenant Colonel Lotig, Grenadier Guards. o r Cal. Lyga Lieutenant Colonel lkierler on his return trot n• Mission t . Rainier. ' Major General AMitiwliMriis appointment Hootourall , Lieutenant .PiPeraraidHoeben Taylor on his 'Lieutenant Cokriel Goidie, 50th Regiment, by - •" • Galant r . Lieutenant General Thoinatlinowne, on his in Major General Sir Thomas 51' Mahon, Bart. o I. Shiffner lieutenant'General Lord Aylmer, K.C.K. of 's of his 31. Colonel of 54th Regiment 'Lieutenant General Sir G. Anson, on appoints the Emperc 4th or Royal List Dragoon Guards ,lUajor General Tuley Gil his marriage, by Vise rat 3:r F. Robinson-on stop C..10n Itcv. W Ft wee on hie marriage, by the Na apt.• Hoye. Colder ream Guard., on promoto Lieutenant avowal Sir li. Rine 00 being ap Order of 'be Bath !Ir. A. Dawson, Member fur Lowth, by to :aerie' C. 8. Fagan. C.B. Bengal Army, on . patio of the Bath Bev. D F. Markham. on appointment to the Lieutenant Gamed Sir Thomas Bowser, K. a ot4e of the Oath Nistain a J. N. Campbell, R.N. on his promoti Linesmen General Fenner on promotion, gallwbeery Limioloot Getters' Kenneth Mackensie on. h' Seth lkonlotent ,;01amel Berkeley Drummond, 3d Guards. on Limit.. Gen. Sir William Inglis, N.C.R. on his Lieut. Col. Beresford on his promotion, by V col M. Burgoyne on presenting a Book dedi aptain G. Rouke on his promotion, by Col Lieut. Col. Bainbrigge on promotion, by Sir Sir John Harvey to take leave upon gain Rev. John Griffith on appointment to a Pre . Flee Admiral Hon. Sir H. Blackwood, Bart. • Lieet. Cal Whatley on his marriage lir Patrick Macgregor on being created a Ba lie Henry Chamberlain on being created a Bs cornet Gascolgoe, Royal Horse Guards, by :onset Turner. Carbineers, by Lieut. Col. T Bishop of Carli.le on his translation Ensign Payne, 72d Regiment, on his appointn Bishop of Liandaff on his preferment Commissioner Wolley, It N. Dep. Chairman o Lieutenant 13usise, 15th Hussars, by the Lord Lieutenant Fitzgerald, Rifle Brigade, by Sir Ensign F. A. Blackford, 93d Regiment, on b Indies lir James Urinates on his return from Canton Lieutenant Dupuis, ILA. by the Lord in Wait Captain Herten, R.N. 013 his return from St. lieutenant- A. Fitonying, LM. on his app. Campbell, R. M. Lieutenant A. G. Blackford, 24th Regimen Blachford Rev. J. B. Sumner on appointment to a Pre. Capt. T. Peebles, IL M. on promotion, by Majo Lieutenant Kendall, R.N. on his return fro F.spedition Mr. Sergeant Teddy on his appointment of Ki Mr. Sergeant Bmanquet on his appointment e Doctor John &Belay Shell, by the Ratio( Me Rev. Hobart iieyniour, by Sir Michael Seym Rev. Herbert thkeley, by the Duke of Atholl Doctor Adolphus °Obi. return from Jamaica Sir John Edmiond Dc Beauvois, by the Marqu Sir George Phipps 0.3 being created a Baropet The Dean of Chester an his promotion, bit the The Bishop of &. David's bat being appointed The Bishop of. Durham on his translation to .t Tbe Bishop of Jamaica, by the Bishop of . The Hon. Lloyd Kenyon on his coming of ag HllO. Captain Poulett on his appointment to Prince Repnt Hots. Mr. Moreton by Lord Dude Bishop of Bristol ori his promotion, by the Ei Colonel Drltichaid Williams on his promoti • Ida* General Sir James Lyon on his appoin rAeut.-Caotiel Graham Foster Pigott, on taki lieutenant CSlOnel Long, Grenadier Guards. • Lieutenant Colonel Bowler on his return fro Rainier. • • Slake General AtMitiwliMtbit appointment lieutenant pionaf-Del'Hoebert Taylor on his Lieutenant Cottle! 04die, 50th Regiment, b Gold* Lieutenant General Thomas Towne, on his • Major General Sir Thomas 11P Mahon, Bart. Lieutenant General I and Aylmer, K. C. B. Colonel of 36th Regiment lieutenant General Sir G. Anson, on appoints 4th or Royal Irish Dragoon Guard. lUajor General Tuley rat bis marriage, by V' Captain Abbntt ' by Lord Ceichester Lieutenant Colonel Brooke, Bombay Aemy, ilaiskisson The - Right Hun. the Earl of Shrewsbury oa S r Edward Stanley.. .Las: Chief Justice at M The Rev, T. F. Foord Hawes, Chaplain to his 'ilse Duke of St. Autares appeared in the fjrand Falconer of England, with his gold cha The Duke of Noiteote carried his baton, as AU the Naval Officers appeared in their tie The Levee concluded about five o'clock, w for the State. Rooms. The Levee of yesterday-was more numer bas been knoWn, for Many years. On this received the company sitting in w Chair of • accustomed grace and dignity, which enabled Sty to get through the Presentations that by s `Meal priciice. ,His.2lSamsy looked remark Was. tieerpowering, and the pressure so great is min* Geottemen dropped their hats, buckles, parts of the room feathers were scattered, whi the hats at Military Gentlemen. Among the splendid dresses at yesterday's :whose name we could not learn. was in the full land Chieftain, who attracted particular mien The Duke of WELLINGTON was observed at 'still to retain marks of his late accident, by halt the top of his nose. In the bunk attending the carriages, the • chariot came in contact with the body of . the panels was completely drove is. ~THE EVENING • • LON 1)0N. FRIDAY, MARCH 28, STOCK EXCHANGK, TWELV ' Vowels opened this morning at 131, since proved to 113 f, and at present may be quoted In the Foreign market, Spanish floods ha proved, and have been done at 121. CITY, HALF-PAST Consols may be quoted at .431. alternately This improvement its the Coned market may dispatches from St. Petenburgh being of a m. QUARTER TO TH ' Ttis moment the Comet Market gave wa teeeded to 231 fee the Account. An report say, it brings the account of the Re the Pmts. PRICt OF STOCKS AT FOUR Polk Stock Shut India Stock 3 per Cad. Red. Shit Ditto • • 3 per Ct. Cons. 831 1 1 Old Atmuit 51 ikr Cebt. Shut 11000 - $1 per Cent. Red. Shut 1500 Ditto 4 per Ct. Nair 1001 I 1 .2100 and 4 per Cent. Scrip Advertifted 4 per Cent. 11126, Shut India for A • Long Ann. Shut. Consols for FORRION FUNDS, TWO 0' Brunton Ms. Sp (.1. 1101 1 401 Prong. Bd Do. Acct. GO& 1 101 ;- Do Acet. • otombian Bonds. 6 perCt.llll Russ.Bds.l D0.800d5,18114,22* De. Acct. • Do Acct. 211 Spanish Bd Itanials lids. 3 p Ct. 601 1 1 Do Acct. be Acre eei Span. Ids. Greek 800d5,1825,5 p Ct. 17 Fr. Rentes, klea.Sda,llllls,6 pCt 32 11 2 Rachaftge, Do. Lee. 32 Do. Actt. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, WAKE. c a m. Hibernian 50 United Meakan - 40 56 Martel' Alliance 100 S The Hons. of Lords did not sit last eft ere levee. - l athe Commons, the Rotten Caiho Crane nolereerpened dS Monday. Mr.W fames be whit stood foe lest ihrist. Poled at his desire until Idendav, stased, that say Puishistild Trapp* Oho of hear. lithe el the tile - Oilers 0110. After an ieterseting conesraidsu i anal= of 44cd n' ,1 Af i 'a. s 4`