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THEATRE LONDON HOSPITAL. MR. HEADINCTON and Mir. iiA MPTON will twgin their Spridg Courfe Ledures on Anatomy, Phyfialogr, and the Principles and Operations of Surgery, on Sa turday the 19thcf January, at Two &Clock. . . Anatomical Denionftrations and Diffenions by Mr. Almloam. Dr. Dt N now will begin his Spring Courfe of !xebecs on the Theory and PrJaittt of Midwifery, on Monday the atil. of Ja nary, at Eleven o'Clock. IMEWAW LONDON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 19. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK, Coe. for money 6141—Ditto, for an. 61R.—for Feb. 6144. Reduced 6off. Dueum. Jaironar per Cent. Got. 8914, Eschangt on t London, 46. " The report has been in circulation fume time that f..lhfidiary treaties with Edna and Sweden . are in g-cat forwardnefs, and it i• Rated that the cubfidies Will Amount to no lets than five millions per annum. In return, Roma, it is Paid, ilipulates to bring into the field an army of toomoo men, to be..e:nployed againfl France in any way mot effeetiikl. • The Em peror of Germany and the . King ,of Pruffia have been invited on-very advantageous teems to accede to the confederacy, but hitherto without effce. A Mail fronil.ilbon arrived yellerday, which was landed at Milford on Tuefday evening from on board the Qecn Charlotte lugger. The letters by this con veyance are dated the ad intl. at which time the Diana and Prince of Wales packets remained in the Tagus repairing the damage they had fullained in a heavy gate of wind on the (Bth nlr. off Cape Finitterre. They were expefted to be ready to fail about the 6th inn. The intelligence brought by the Queen Char lotte fit, as far its relates to the fituation of Portugal, of very little importance; bat Come private letters from Spain Rate that the people are very much difFa tisfied with the conduit of their Government, and that the Patacs of Placa becomes every day more obnoxious, not only to the multitude, but to the Nobility, who confider him as the ferrite agent of BONAPART a in Spain. One of there communications Gates, that the Prin. e of AITIMIAII, aided by the old Callihan No. bits, has determined to oppore the baleful influence of the Patties Placa in the State ; and that the latter, being of courfe fopported by the French in terell, had determined to make a grand Rand againG his Royal Highnefs. The lag letters from Gibraltar ire of the t 7th ult. They do not mention a word of the town having been burnt down in order to cut off the contagion; on the contrary, it is pofitively Rated, that the fever had landed about the toth, and that the houfes were under fumigation. For a week preceding that time, the deaths were on an average two a day. A meeting had taken place, at which it was agreed to open the intercourfe with the (hipping on the IR of January. General Fox, and the tranfports with troops which accompanied him, arrived in the Bay of Gibraltar on the 7th ult. all well. It was the intention of the new Governor to wait a few days, before he ordered the troops to difembark. A number of privateers are already fitting out at Vigo, by the French and Spaniards. in order to an nay our trade in that quarter. By accounts' received from off Brea, it appears that there are twehtyfive (Ail of the line betides fri gates, now lying in that harbour, completely fitted and ready for lea. Yefierday morning died, at an advanced age, the Right Hon. Joins MOORS, Lnrd Archbifhop of Can terbury. Primate of all England. a Lord of Trade and Plantation, a Trace of the Britifh Mufeum, and Vilitor of All-Souls and Merton Colleges, Oxford. His Grace was nominated to the See of Bangor in 1774, and in April, 1783, was tranflated to the Ar chiepifcopal See of Canterbury. This morning was married Aurnomv SCOTT, Efq. of the New Inn, to Milk Heaters, of Barnßaple. It was the Petition againft the Middlefer Eledion of 1862, to which Lord MARSII•M alluded on Thurf day. The proceedings of a Commitee of the Com mons on this Petition had been reported from time to tim: to the Houfe during left Seflion, and now the Report to be confidered is that which embraces the grand quettion of the behaviour of the Sheriffs Cox and RAWLINS on that elefhon. The report of the Committee is very Riling ugainll thole Gentle men ; and it would appear that Lord MARSHAM willies the Houfe of Commons to take it into early conlideration. From our regard for the feelings of fuch unfor tunate perfons as may be imprifoned for debt, we think it necefrary to corral a mitreprefentation re fpeeing the Bill brought in by Lord ELLINIOROUON in the Houk of Lords. The Bill introduced by his Lordfhip, was nor a Bill for the relief of Infolvent Debtors ; or, as might be fuppofed, from the article in which we allude, a new Infolvent Bill ; it was limply a Bill to amend the Infolvent Aft, paffed lan year, and thereby to facilitate the humane intentions of ie LegiOature. Policies have been opened in the City refpelling the chances of war. Fifty guineas for one year, thirty guineas for two years, twenty' guineas for three year:, to receive one hundred pounds for each funs, if the war continues longer than the periods mentioned. This is direAly the-reverie of the (hut ment which a ppeared in a Morning paper of yeßerday. , -,The popularity of the new Play of The ScLooffor Reorrn continues to increafe ;—the bode was Tag night crowded in every part at the riling. of the cur tam The performers having' acquired' that confi dence, which fuccefs and praraice can alon'e beßow, flay with A fpirit and vigour which heighfcn:the &matte effea of every incident, and impart force to crc,y fencinsint. ,NAV'TIC..fL INTEL LICENCE. 00 MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. S. E. JIM DIM ARR. DUE. Dublin t t I Haniburgh D 8 Viruesicird o a CORK. Jam. t r.—We have great pleafure in Raring. that yederday evening arrived at Cova, the Spani(b (hip San Miguel, alias El Felix, Don Juan Emanuel, from Honduras for Cadiz, laden with indigo, and . 78 bores, containing zoo,ooo dollars, as well as le veral• bores of wrought gold , and filver, valued at 200,cc01. Reding, taken by his Majefty's (hip L,vs sy, Captain HAMMOND, off Cape St. Mary's, on the 7th December. His Majefiy's (hip Posveuzw vs had, the fame day, taken a Spanilh frigate, having t.sts,ooo dollars on board (the LIVILT in fight) with which the proceeded to kngland. MtLFORD, Jam. 15.—This day arrived the (12een I Charlotte hired armed cutter, from Lilbon, under the tommind of Lieut. &tows, with the mail an 4 difpatcbts. Sl.e failed on the id of January, and left there the Diana and Prince of Wales Packets from England, repairing the damages which they fuflained in a hea►y gale on the 181 h of December, .off Cape Finiflerre, and would be ready for fea about • the 6th. A floop of war was fent from Labon to Gibraltar, with the Mails carried out by the above Packets. Arrived alto the (tlalter, Hitchins, for Honduras;. and Eliza,. Shepherd, from Honduras for Loudon. PENZANCE, JAL 16.—Tutfday failed the John, TaILUDOILA s for Truro; the Venus, Lowrie& ; the Bewley, BARIUM and the Thomas, Mass. The Hind, DEIST, (under jury mail), from Surintans put in here in diarefs ; alfo the Spanifh ihip the Dido, prize to his Majefly's (hip Fisc dmitl, all for London, tinder convoy of his Majcily's hired brig the Cocza• rams, Lieut. Kass. As the wind has been weagly fince the above veffrls failed, it is likely they will have a good paffage. PLTMOUTM, Jas. 17.—Came in the NUTTY Lass armed Ibip, of 18 guns, from a cruize; with her main mail fprung. Sailed the Matra, of 84. guns, to join the Channel fleet ; the Cattottus, of 14 guns, on a cruize, and the CitaaLOTTI armed brig, to theWell ward, Paid to be bound to Jamaica with diipatches. DIAL. Jac sB.—Came down from Sheernefs the Abundance ftore:fhip, and remains in the Downs with the Ardent, Trufty, Utrecht, Leopard. and the Inflexible men of war; l'lmmortalite, Mediator, Caflor, Jamaica, Champion. Weymouth, Magici anne. Leda, and l'Amiable frigates ; Zephyr, En nettai Alert, Dart, Arab, Lilly. and Alonzo hoops of war ; Hecla, Lucifer, Volcano, Difcovery, and Zebra bombs ; a large fleet of armed defence gun brigs. tranfports, cutters, &c. ; Royal George, Henry Addington, Eliza, Abergaveny, Warren Haftings, Wexford, and Bombay Canis, Eaft men. with feveral other outward•bound veffels.— Arrived the Cockatrice flocip of war. with a convoy from Falmouth, which are failed for the River—the Cockatrice remains.—Wind S. W. YARMOUTH, JAIL B.—Yefierday failed the EACLII, of 74 guns, Captain Cozsy, to Plymouth, to receive the flag of Admiral Tnoaxsoitouote. Sailed on a cruize the Slurs gun brig. This day failed the BIaVOIL &op of war, on a cruize, and the Noaroze armed defence !tip, for Malta. The flips here are the MOs MOUTH, MAJISTIC, ADAMMIT, Ass brig, three cutters, and Vsmus lugger.—Wind S. W. This day being the anniverfary of her Mayisvv's birth day, the Royal Standard was this morning hoilled at the Main on board the MosMovyw, and at one o'clock that veal fired a royal falute. The Yar mouth Volunteers, commanded by Colonel Casozn, paraded on the Downs, and at twelve o'clock fired alfo a royal falute in honour of the day. MAIGATE,Jas.I6.—On Saturday morning lafl, as the brig the Two Brotbers, Hams Lips' Captain, bound from Lifbon to London, laden with oranges and lemons, was coming round the North' Foreland, the (truck on the Forenefs Rock, onfhipped her rud der, and became a pedal wreck ; moll of the cargo is faved, but the vet el will probably go to pieces. - Dovsa, JAw. t 7 Elizabeth, of Bly, loaded collier, arrived lalt tide • (he had been taken off Cro mer by a row-boat privateer, with 35 men, and was re-taken off Calais by the BOLD gun brig—the crew were all taken out except one littleboy. Part of the rEtth, or Royal Tat Regiment, marched in here this morning, from Canterbury, and embarked imme diately in feveral fmall veffels, to be put on board the armed defence (hips in the Downs. The remainder of the regiment come to morrow morning. Sailed the (tip Montezuma, Capt. DA ISC x,, of and for Bal timore for Amaerdam, having been repaired. FKOM LLOYQ'S LIST. GRAVIISIND i IAm.4O--"Pared hy, the Royal Charlotte', Brown, from Halifax; atm:ranee, Strciod, from Oporto; Two Friends, Hughes; Endeavour Jones ; Che ft er, C arrick ; and Oiana, Pur cell, from Dublin ; itabeibury, Adams, from Waterford; lidos ;awl Lucy, Edwards, from Cork.—Saw d m ph cen i z , Douglas; and Brnotwiek, Stamper. for Jamaica; Pitt, New combe, for. New. Providence; Vrow Martina, Bartels; and the Vrow Laing, Jane, tot Braden. . . ARRIVED. At Cower. Alert, Searle. from Virginia—Off darn ids of Wight, America, Bdger,froes tarot Illand, Delia, Fea ther/tone, frten Rip—At Llverpool, Eagle, Shilling, from New York ; and Triton, finaltli,lllaruffialilast-41 Harylake, America, Cole, from cho l lefton ; Dyke% Malcolm; Cleopatra, Damen per and MlSfilppl, Dawfm, from Havanna...At Cork, Mary, Walker, front Philadelphia; from New York ; am/ Enterprise, Pergolas, from Loadon—At Dubin, Liffey, Walker, train At Oporto, William and Emma. Comm". from Landon ; Zephyr: Mar, from /Welds; and Wakelleir‘ levee, from Hon—At I.lfbon, kis, —.Awn Quebec ; Alfred. Prowfe ; and Edgel I, Carroll, from Newfoondined...At Surinam, gormdso. Safe; John and Wilikm•Palbley ; Palumink, Stewart; Are. dada, Myers ; Friendildp, Stewart; Brothers, Moore; London, Atkins; Cat/wine, Smith; Colornbine, .Street; Notch Mary, Hawke; and Ada, Walker, from London. • • •••,- HER 211.4 . 7E5T2"1 P;RTH DAT. Yeflerclay being the *anniverfary on which The fef tival in honour of the Birth of our moll gracious and truly amiable Qdrt EN is celebrated, her Majet)y hay. ingcompleted her ()orb year . on the t9th of May lag, the fame was obferved with great fplendour and mag nificence. The morning, as is ctifinmary, was %Alter ed in with the ringing of bells. and the flags from the Reeples of the churches, the Tower. and various ,other public places, were difplayed with liandards of the United •Kingdoras, and - the, moll lively and gene ral expreflitins of loyalty and attachment were ma• nifelled by all ranks of people to her Maissrv. At one o'clock, , 63 guns in St. James's Par` were fired, being as many as her MAJesTy is year old ; and the.bs guns were fired from the Tower Wharf. About ten o'clock his MAJESTY arrived at the Q_een's Houfe from Kew, to breakfafl. The Dukes YOKE, Ci/Mitllll.lll4D. SUSSEX, and CANCRIDGI breakfalled with het. MAJESTY, and paid their re fpeets. • • ' The Royal Family, as anal on the birth days of their Mar irrt as,breakfaßed in the' japan -room, and while they were at breakfak a concert was performed by her MAJESTY'S band, who performed feveral pieces feledted by his MAJESTY. Abont eleven o'clock the Princefs.CuAßLorrE of WALEI, attended by Lady ELGIN, came to the houfe to pay her refpeas to her MAJisrv. At twelve o'clock, their MAJESTIES,_ with the Prince's CHARLOTTE Of WALES, wept to St. James's Palace. They were followed by the PRINCESSIE and attendants, in two carriages. About; two o'clock, the Royal Family left their privacy apartments, to proceed to the Drawing room. As they- paired through the anti-chamber, this being the firft . Drawing.room id - this year, pur fuant to the Charter of CHARLES IT. founding a fchool at Chrift's Hofpital, for educating forty bays for the fervice, the fcholars appeared with their Maf ter, kir. Gwyrisa, at their head, holding in their hands the books and drawings of each their perfor mances (ince 'aft year, and defcribing the progrefs each had made in Nautical Mathematics. Sir J. W. ANDERSON, the Prefident of the Inflitution, aad JAMBS Patricia, )rig. the Treafurer, prefented the forty boys to their MA) sr, ss and the Pa is sse s : none of the boys exceeded 17 years of age. His Mails ry was pleafed to examine feveral of their drawings and books, and was gracioufly pleafed•to exprefs his Royal approbation of the 'progrefs they had shade. The Prefident laid before his MAJESTY aBR of the youths, their age, &c. It contained like wife a lift of thofe who Lave gone out of the fchool, during the late (even years, and what prcfeffions they had been articled to; it was moil elegantly printed, and bound in gold paper, which hi, MAJEsTv corn. mantled to be delivered to• the care of the Lord Chamberlain. By order : of the Lord Chamberlain, the doors of the Drawing-room were not opened till their MA J ESTIES entered, as was formerly done. At a quarter paft two o'clock, the centre door :of the Grand Council Chamber, nfed as a Drawing . : room, was opened, when his Majisry, dre ff ed in regimen tals, and wearing the Order of St. George, cowed, attended by the LORD CHANCELLOR, holding the State Bag, which contained the Great Seal of Eng land, in his right hand ; the Lord Chamberlain, Mar. quis HERTrORD, Lord J. Tririxr, Earl AyLEsEnao, Lord ARDEN, Lord STOPEORD, the Hon. Mr. Viz.- Lititi,*and other •oMcers of State. His MAJESTY converkd, for tome time, with the LORD CHANCEL- . LOR and the Marquis of HERTFORD. Her MAIESTY being ready to enter the Drawing roods the door ivas opene4 agaiii, when her MAlEsxv and the Princeffes entered. The Lord Chancellor waved his wand of office to Sir W. PARSONS . , who was attending ip the room behind the Throne, with a very feleet band, when the performance of Sbe Birth Day Odr commenced; the mufk of which, by the expels defire of his MAJESTY, was felefted from the works of HAIIDIL, by Sir W. PAR 30N S, who difplAyed great tatle rnd jodgmcnt in adapting appropriate =tic to the words. It commenced with the (Iwo-tare to lier mks. Mr. Wotan gave an excellent Bah Song, fe leaed from the fame. Mailer SMITH, of the Chapel Royal, gave a Treble Solo very correlly, from eima ekgio. Mr. W. KNYVITT save a long from the Came, in a very finiffied llyle , with a moll charming accom paniment for the oboe and balroon, which were ma admirably played by Meirrs. PART: and HOLMES.— The Ode concluded with a Cholla and Admetus. His Majefly took his (lation near the firlt window from the door of the room. He appeared in excel lent health and fpirits, and received the refpeas of the company with his anal condefcenfion, and ap. peered to go through the fatigues of the day with a deal of compofure. Her Mayas-fr remained between the fecond and third window, the Counters of HARRINGTON holding her train. Colonel DEsaitow, her Majesty's Vice- Chamberlain, attending on her right fide, and the Earl of Mocroos the Chamberlain, on her left, re ceiving' the cards of thofe who had the honour of be ing prefented to her. Thefe ceremonies engaged the attention of her MA JRSTY for a confiderable time after the Drawing-room commenced. The Princeffes flood to the left of her MAJESTY, according to the feniority of their age.— The Princefs of WALES, and the Princefs SOPHIA of Gloucefter, joined them. The Foreign Minilters, as well as thole prefented, after paying their refpeas to her MAJESTY, did the fame to the Princeffes. The Dukes of KENT, SUSSEX, and CAMBRIDGE, came in about half paR two, and (hook hands with their Royal Sifters in the molt affeCtionate manner. The Princes ELIZABELI4 and the Duke of Sussex, con verfed wi-h Mr. Datum , and Lord Haw/canvas. for a confiderable time. Tne Dukes of CUMBER LAND and GLOUCESTER, and Prince WILLIAM of Gloucefler, joined the Royal Party in a lbort time af ter. At three o'clock the Duke and Duchefs of You arrived in Hate. The Duchefs, either from in difpolition or on account of the Lee of the room, re mained but about twenty minutes in the room. At half paft three o'clock the Princefs of WALKS came in Rate, accompanied by the Duke of CLan /NCI.— His Rork! klighnefs the Prince remained to the dole of the Drawing Room. At ,the Court there , were prefcnt, befides the whale of the ROYAL F•I4IL Y, Whom we had the plea (urea naming; the Cabinet Minilters and Great Offi cers of State, the Loao CHANCELLOR, in his Rate robes, the Speaker of the Houle of Commons, in his Rate robes, the Lord Chief Jultices of the Court of K;ng% T3ench and Commix. 'Sr. Exsxvir, his lull robvt,aq Clumeellor to thc, I ), etr.ck of WA , the Mailer of the anlk, the CHANCE .coif of the rx- CHEQ , F.It, the Seel er.trit's of Sta!e, the StCretary War, the Attorney, Sn'Ocimr, and Advoc. , re rats, the Jndcze of the Admiralty, the judge the DCAII ef Weartfinlitr, the Provnit of Et-n Co:- lege, the Sheriffs of r..iddletex, the Luru Ni;tyor and Recorder of London. • Dears—Beaufort, Roxburgh. and Somerier. DUCLIZSSI.SRnIbtargiI licalffort. W *ao, i‘sxs . —Blandlortl, Lorne, Cornwallis. ficrt ford. 'r.t field, Bath, Townfnend, l'hotnand, Hcatlf )rd, and Circ.Lo. MaaclllONscscs--.Stafford, Thomot,d, Hcadfm d, D. , wofhire, Salllbury, Donnegsl, Hertford, Town Inend and Bath. Fa L.,--•:scarborough, Uxbridge, Winchelku, Purtfmoutit, Mountnorris, Kinatton, Harrington, Morton, Jerky, Sandwich, Harcourt, Dorchefter, CheltarGeld, Paulet, Aylesford, be laware Chatham, Weftmoreland, Spencer, Athlone, Malmef bury, Ba , hurft, Livers, EfOnzharn, Rotnney, Mount Edgecumbc, Moira. Macclesfield, Man Sell, Bridgewater, and Tem . plet own. • Cou mreisee---Portfmoutb, Paulet, Kingßon, Ayielbury. Mansfield, Pembroke, Harrington, Camden, Aylesfnrd, Chatham, St. Vincent. Moira, Spencer. Athlone, Erce. Huntingdon, ES- Etlitoll, TalSot, Craven, W.ronzow, Weßniorlend, Ha: . court, Barryniore, Effingham, Macclesfield, Dartmouth, Stahrcnt berg, Carline, and jerfey. VlSCOVNTS—Wentworth, Sidney, Ranelagh, Cafliereegh, Sid , moutli . Stoprord, Gosford, Limerick , and Puncannon. Vtscou NT asses—Caftlereagh, Wentworth, and Dunmanon. 1-01a4 , —.Raditock, A. Bieuelerk, Selfc.a, Stnpford, Dynevor, Caffilit„ St. Helens, Amherft, Arden, Glenbcrvic, Eldon, Villiers, Somerville, Hawks/bury, Keith, Markham, Sadmouth, St. Aleph, Cbetwynd, Hamilton, Braybrooke, Warrington, &don, H. Fitz gerakt, Glenbervie, Eliot, W. Rulfdl, Melville, Ellenborough, Bin ning, Markham, Kenyon, Hawardtn, Loudon, Offulfton, Selkirk, G. Thynne, Willoughby dc Broks.Bruee, Boringdon, Porcheßer, Powis, Mulgrave, Holton, S. Thynne, Sudley, Atliburnbam, Cal lender, Cranley, Lecale, Perth, Fauccmberg, F. Spencer, Mande; nald. Lanus.:-.A. Carpenter. di. Carpenter, Lonfdalo, C. LCITROX Chambers, Grantham, C. jolontion, Glenbervle, M. Winyard , Walnnefism, Amherft, Basis, D. Waldegrave, HeadlY, M. Fitz roy, S. Stewart, Willoughby de Broke, Sudley, C.ithorpe„ C. Da rner, Hawkcibury, Howard, Laving toe, Role, Lucas, Faucenberg. y, Arden, Huntingfield; Hamilton, Cranky, Dacre, Loudon, Metcalfe, St Aral*, Aihbornbam, Colleton, Bolton, Glenbervic. Dunlo, W. ituffell, Henley, Rolle, Pulteney, M. Parker, Price, three 'llaynnes, Chetwynd, Langford, Hinchinhroke, E•Courtoey. Marfltam, C. Villiers. Praed, Lucas, C. Stewart. Hartwell, Heard. Perth, Dundee, Crofton, Sutherland, A. Windham, Melville, Young, Hammond, C. Stanhope, C. Finch, L. Lcgge, M.Fane, Bo ringdon, Lange, Gerald, M. Taylor, and Fludyer. BA Ito ms—Homperch, Lcnth, Nolken, and de Rolle. Riau o rs.--Glouccacw, Wincheßer, Exeter, Litchfield, Bath and WedJ, Cheitcr, Durham, London, Clorne and Harwich. AII4IIIIASSADORIP..D/1316, Ruffian, Pruffi;n, Portuguese, Neapo litan, American, imperial,Turkfth, Heffiab,and Hanoverian. ArtwziaLa--Markham. Oambfer,Campbell, and ElOngton. GLNER ALs—Rofs, Gordon, Leek, Blooinfield, Gwynne, Cart wright, Balfour, Wynyard, Dundia, Lumley, Hewitt, Lennox, Fitzroy, Catvet, Burrard, Aralio, Phipps, Manners, I,dand,- Grofrenor, and Brown. Coton s—Roberta, De Grey. Brubl, Cos, Watroo. Frede rick, Roberts,Dyke, Keating, M Ctairie, jenkinfon, Phipps, Ca rey, Harris, Dillon, Rubinfoa, Beaumont, Achefoit, Oecvilfe , Of borne, Weft, hoe, Turner, Tbomas, Coventry. Bennet, Strutt, Caper, joliffe, Adam, and M'O,Ltarrie. Majoes—Rawlinfon, Cartwright, Ximlaes, Douglas, Aubrey. Gibfoo, Afgew, Macrae, Ogg, and Grit. CAPTA iNs—Bird, Gaya, Rowley, Towrz, Curry, R. tl. Chef ter, Burr, Wheelwright, Coffin, Hammet, Agar, Ma, finCcu , zie, and Weyland ' ' St as—.R. 'Ford, W. Scott, j W . Gordon, D. Balrfl, J. Nicholls, C. Morgan, J. Anderfon, J. elch, G. Audler, J. Mansfield. A- Macdonald, S. Cottrell, W. Grant, W. Welby, 'l'. M. Sutton, H. B. Neale, C. M. Pole, C. Bowes, F. Millman, J. Colima, J. La , vinctopa. B. Burges, S. Fludyer, J. Earner, A. Clarke, J. B. War ren, W. Sttrillig, W. Curtis, W. Ruth, J. Heard, 1. Douglas, J. Lowther; G. Marne, S. Peehel, J. Duff, W: Leighton, T. Trou bridge N, Dance, A. Haroond, W. Pidpps.l. , Skene, W.Youcg, W. Blizard,e t Rich, C. Birshopp, and G. Leith. • Rev. Den—Vincent and Davis. Munts.—Nevillc. Dent, S. Bourne, Cockerel, Dillon, T. She ridan, Sykes, Vcroey, Herbert:Ai:ft. Wilberforce, Sheridan, Er. ?eine, Cornwall, Tierney,Vanfittart, Windham, V iWers, Slivefter, Shaw, Dickidon,'Skaane, Bloatfort, Cooper, Weft, Richards, Pole, Rofe.Gordon, Hervey, Packard, Morgan, Law, G. Dyke, Bond s R. Walpole, Fofter, D. Grofsenor, Eliot, Long, Sibbald, Lumley, W. Mainwaring, G. B. Mainwaring,.Freemantle, WilHanss, A. Wiodhun, Bragge, H. Addington, Smyth, Cooper, Jolt& ' Van (inert, Price, Dickinfoo, Worth, Rofe, J Aoderfon, H. St. Leger, W. Bea*, Percival. Corry, Abbot. Mills, Feller, Gibbs, Mon. gao, Grantham, Bouverie, Palmer, Ofborne, W. Dead's, Paring, Bood, Gordon, Flower, Sparrow, Filificifteo, W. Pepys, A. Seas. hope, Beaumont, Kinnaird, Banks, Boyle, Wallis, F. Pratt, Dar. ney,Doroville, Wood. Crinkle, Curtis, Eitington, R. Hawkins, From, Lawrence, Poynts, Dawfon, Mayne, Hill, M. Sutton, Poole, Weyland, MonteEore, C. Talbott, Brook, Burgefs,Bargant, Hooter, Williams : Cheplin : and Penn. Misraessas..-Freemantle. Windham, Pale, Beaumont, Long, Wortley, Canning, Poole, Villiers, Welt, Bonfoy, Lumley, Spar row, Bouverie, Hulkiffon, Markham Abbot, Perrot, Dampier, Canning, Heberden, Beaumont, Walp ole, A. Stanhope, Catmint, Jolliffe, Towry, Warner, MonteGori, and Ogg. Misses...a Nord% a Pcrcys Egerton, Broderick, 3 Greys, Hervey, Brut. Chelber, Banks, Calthorp, Law, Dickinfon, Ad dington, Neville, Wortley, North, Colieton, Deacon. a Laving tons, Binning, 3 lrbys, Sedley, Abbot, Colburn, Elliot, Coventry, Onffow, North, Wynne, Poole. • _ Among the 'numerous Prefentations to her MA. ]ESPY _ _ Vireount and Vireounters Ranelagb, upon their marriage. Lady Emma Pratt, by her mother, the Counters of Camden. Colonel Ofborne, by his father, Sir George °theme. Maj , r Ximines, on his promotion to that rank. Colonel Fane, by the Earl of Weftmoreland. Earl Moira and the Counters of Loudon and Moira, on their marriage. Mrs. Dickinfon, by Lady Arden. Mirs SicUey, by the Lady in Waiting. Lady Louifa Legg, by the Counters of Dartmouth. _ _ The . Countefs of 'Staliremberg, the Lady of the Imperial Ant baffador, prefented her two daughters. Lord and Lady Boringdon, upon their marriage, and Mils Eliot, by the Countefs of Chatham. The Sheriffs of Middlefez, by the Recorder of London. The Rev. Mr. Wood, the Lord M tyor's Chaplain, by the fame. 'll4e Lord Mayor, by Alderman Peering. Mr. Crinkle, by Lord Athlone. Mr. Curtis, by his O ther, Sir William C ur e s . - _ Mr. G. B. Malnv/a — ring, by hie father, W. Mainwaring, Efq. Mils Onflow, by Lady Cranky. Mr. Frere, upon Ms arrival from Spain. Lord Selkirk, upon his return from America. _ _ Mire North, the daughter of the Ethel) of Witicheftee, by the Lady in Waking. Mifs Wynne, by Lady Headly. Major M•gtjarrie, by Colonel Mqbarrie. Mrs. Towry, by the Lady in Waiting. Mr. Fofter, upon his being appointed Chancellor of the Ex.:lac quer for Ireland, by Sir George Leith. Alderman Hunter, by the Recorder. ha. WilUams,by Sir Charles Prim . . Major Ogg, upon We bang appointed Groom of the Bedcham ber to the Duke of Sufic:. Thole who have lately ken appointed to Offices of State, were introduced to her Majesty upon their appointments. Major Aikew, by General Lumley. Lord and Lady Viler, upon their marriage. Thcir Graces the Duke and Duchcfs uf Roxburgh, upon their coming to their titles. Sir John Coihn, by Sir Brooke Watroo. Lord Eliot, on his coming to his title. Mr. and Mn. Canning upon their marriage. Sir David Blair. Mr. Walpole, by his father, Colonel Walpole. Sir Alezander Grant, by the Earl of Sandwich. Lieutenant Colonel Hillary, Commander of the Tuft Effez Le gion, by Lord Sraybrooke. The Hon. John King, by his brother, Lord Kingfton. Vifeount and Vifeountefs Sidniouth, upon their creation to that title. Mr. and Mrs. Scott, upon their marriage.