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¶ tention with which he proposed to eater upon the bun. ness of the Committee. Ile assured the House that ho for one, went into the Committee with the fullest into'. tion to accelerate, by all the means in his powir, the progress of business, and of affording . and procuring every facility that could aid the Committee in arriving at a proper decision, on all the~ points necessary to a completion of their report, He expiessed his earnest desire to consider the subject, with a view to the 'educ tion of public burdens, and with a view to establishing' the finances of the country upon a satisfactory footing— (Cries of 46 Question;question.") The motion was then put, and agreed to. Mr. Secretary PEEL said, it having been customary for those who moved the appointment of Committees to submit a list of names to compose that Istiely, fie would, with the permission of the House, offer to 'their consi deration the following— The Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr. Tterucy Mr. Herres Sr John Newport Mr. Word Lord :Odom Mr. Ashur* Lard Lowther Mr. Henn Lord I3owick . WE. Knatcbbidl Mr. Miserly • Mr. H. Drummond Mr. Bankes Mr. Bering Mr. Pabse'r. of Berkshire . Mr. Littleton Mr. Vessey Fitzgerald Sir H. Perked Mr. Wilmot liotton Sir M. W. Ridley Mr. Stanley. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER , them moved, that *ergo be a clonal.' Mr. BARING withed to k'now why the name of al Right Hon. Gentleman, the Secretary for the Colonial Department, had not been included . is the * list of the Committee, • Mr,Sieretary PEEL said, there had *II no other objection to the' name of his .Right Hon.j.rieed than that which existed in refetencktci any Hon. Member filling a laborious situation, the duties of whichi in ad dition to attendance in that House, almost entirely engrossed his tune. The only exception to-this rule was, for very obvious reasons, the nomination on the ComnsitOee of his Right Hoo.. Friend, the-Chancellor of the Exchequer There would, of coarse, befall oppor tunity foe official persons to supply every information which circumstances enabled them to afford. Mr. BARING observed, that leaving out the name of that Right Hon. Gentleman was so great an omission, tha‘without any disrespect to the Members composing that Committee,- he might be permitted to say, that the whole aggregAte amount of their financial knowledge bore no proportion to that possessed by the Right Hon. Gentleman, and if they eete-to be deprived of the ad. vantages of his services and attendance, as a Member of the Committee, he should consider it a very serious disadvantage indeed. Mr. BROUGHAM begged to add his entreaties to those of his Hon. Friend, that the name of the 'Right Hon. (iientleman alluded to might be included in the list. He was especially anxious to give expression to what was the almost unanimous feeling of the Houter-:- feel* he would not call it—the deliberate opinion of the House—that the assistance of the Right Hon. Gent. was of the utmost value. He trusted that nothing had happened lately, or could happen, to make such an omission necessary; far oothing could remove the roofed conviction of the Hon se in favour of the propo,ition of his line. Friend near him, with whom he entirely agreed, that the knowledge of all the other Members combined was as stothing—•as as dust—in the balance, 'Coln pared With the resources of his mind. As to himself, he wished to express to the Right Hon. Geutleman opposite, his thanks for the coutesy which dictated the commu• ni&ation that morning addressed to him (Mr. Bioughani),l proposing to place him on this Committee. Whether or not the House would hive sanctioned the proposition, fie' certainly would have felt himself under the necessity bf declining the appointment—not that he was without de• sire to asl vance the objects of the Committee—not that he felt-nny disrespect towards any party concerned in it— not-that he was without great confidence in the ex pected good likely to ensue from its labours—but-that attendance on its sittings vrotild interfere' with his pro. 'mimei avocations, betides that be thought a very' proper limit had been put to the numbers of the Com- LIM& As respected the propositions of his Hon. Friend, the Member for Montrose, he thought that much good might test& from the adoption of his suggestions, in'con sequeoceof their being likely to ensure what the Houie and the country so earnesrly-desired—ispeedy• reports.' Dividing themselves into Committees of six or seven each. they might pursue their investigations with in finitely snore effect. But still he was full of expectation as to the result of their labours, and merely declined being of their number in consequence of the weight of poofessional business *specially heavy at this season of the year, so much so, that he never could hope to be Wile to attend. Mr. Stcsetary HUSKISSON, in reply to the obser vations of the Hon. Member for Taunton. and the H its. sad Learned Gentleman oppositv.begged to state, that in the first c,ornmunication which he had with his Right Hon. Friend, respecting the constitution of the Cornmittee, he distinctly stated that he had no other de sire not to form part (4 it, except what arose from the na ture alibis alficial.avocations, and he was ready to assure the Honourable Gentleman and the House, thatile felt every desire to be a aurae, of the Cou.mittee, asid to pe, forth the duties of a member of it, as far -at was ton si,tent with the other ditties which he bad to rrircharge. He had. only to add, that for a long stvires of peers he' had devoted hit time and attention to the subjects th come under the consideration of *Committep, titi the wawa extent that his health. would perrhil. The' House on this, as on all other occasions, might com mand his but services. The nomination of kr Hukissen. was then put and' carried non. cos. and his name Wu arrived t 6 be add ed to the Committee. * -- - The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER (Mr. Govlburn) moved that the said Committee bare power to send for persoas, papers, and records.--Agreed to. Lord ALTHORP then suggested that it might aid the public service, and advance the objects which the H ,, use had in view, st the Committee were te be directed to make Reports to the House from time to dine. Mr. secretary PEEL uqtrieseed in the ptoptisty of the suggestion, and moved that the Comosittor More power to make reports from time to time.—Agreed to. Lord ALTHORP Also remarked, that as mime might not have terminated its labours helium the raster recess or miter ar§monntents, it might be Avis-. able to make arrangeotems- accordingly, so that the Committee might itot hive any sonseeobt 4 ty impedi trent: thrown an its. way. Mr. Sectetaty PEEL thereupon further moved, t4at the Committee have power to sit. notwithstanding any-, adjournments of the floue.— r Agreed* Mr. GOULRUILV then immediately moved that the I lowe do adjourn.—A greed to.. Adjourned At a QUA Pratt to sour o'CLota. The House and Uallery mounted gmaingly full to Litt last. • 4i I LONDoN. r 4 Y 7 11 1- H14.1 MYRNIING STAR. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 18:3. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWEISK tYCLocK. Mr, Secretary Poses apes/ list Blest, In tbn goose o► Com mons, in regard to the Fiirances of the 'bonny, as well as the se lection of the Committee, gives general satisfaction in the City ; ' but dilappointsneet seems to be felt, that Mr. Hususson did nut ester into an explanation.—Consols opened tlit morning at Ilse for the Account, and may be quoted at' the same price up to the present time.—ln the Fpreign market little is doing. CITY, lIALF-PAWL' ONE O'CLOCK. Consols remained stationary the whole of the morning at 115 j 1, but within this half hour the Market has taken a change, and Con sols have receded . to 851. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. ' Bask Stock India Stock 3 per Cent. Red. Bb% Ditto Hondo 93 3 per Ct. Cons. 151 1 South Sea Stock 3j per Cent. Old Annuities 31 per Cont. Red. 1131 1 I 97.1 21000 Excbeq. Bills 61 60 4 per Ct. New 1011 1 .1500 Ditto 61 62 4 per Cent. Scrip .11100 and 2200 Ditto 62 65 4 per Cent. 1826,103* 1 India for Acct. Long Ann.l9 13-16 j Consuls for Acct ISe 1 INDIRION FUNDS, TWO SECI.o St K. Colombian Moll., 6 per Ct. Mex. 1id5,1825,6 p Ct 34 D0.110nd5,11124, 251 1 Do. Ace. 7,51 Do. Acct. Huss. Mo. 1822, S per Ct. 94i 1 1 Danish lids. 5 p Ct. 1121 5 Spanish lids 5p Ct 191 Greek Bonds, 5 p Ct. 171 Do. Acct. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. 7 -; • MAKIN !MIA Brazilian 35 20 76 Brian Iron Company 20 4'.:& 'a Colombian 100 22i 20g Melina 100 25 Si FIMPLII Fens, Fn. 13.—Five per Cents. 104 f. 4.5 c. Three per Cents. 70f. 70c.—Bank Stock, 1,9201. Naplee Stock, 77f. Royal alpinists Loan, 72f. gr.—. llaytion Loan, 650 f. Exchange on Loathe, oat month, 2.1 f. 16c.--Three menthe, 251. sc. It will been sees by a reference to our Parliamentary larrallynce, that the Icing-promised Finance Committee was formed last night, after a statement by Mr. Peet, remarkable, for its petipiculty and frankness--diedalning to disguise in the remotest 'degree any fact whatever beating upon the public service and expenditure. and justly Asserting that no good was to be derived from a suppreulon .1 the truth, or an attempt to mystify the real state of affairs. The Right Honourable Gentleman afterwards proposed a Committee, composed of names so unettf c eptionable In all respects, that opposition was necessarily silenced. The Mem ber* of the Committee have been selected but with one view—the &nue of the individuals for the arduous duties imposed on them. The number moved by Mr. Pam. wet twenty.two, to which, on the suggestion of Mr.lialtlNG, was added the name of Mr. Hos.' Elam. Among the 2) there are 14 Whigs and Liberals partly belonging to the right side and partly to the left side of the Hoax. These are—Lord Aurnoara, Mr. Tummy, Mr. Hums, Lord Honscc, Mr. M , Sir 11. W. lIIDLET. Mr. STANLEY, Sir J. Newton, Sir H. PARNELL, M. V. FITZGERALD, Mr. BARING, Mt. PALMER, Mr. Huseutox ; Mr. W. 11011 TON ; wale of the Torks there are only nine, namely, Mr. (routines, Mr. Assuan, Lord LOWTHER, Mr. If. DIULIIISOND, Mr. BANKER, Sir E. KNATCHIGILL, Mr. MERRIER, and Mr. LITTLETON. It was ' expected that the late Ministerial changes would have been intro. duced into the discussion; but, to the disappointment of the curious, It was not alluded to. The Fiends Papersa . % e mi rr — lnesday are again filled with cheussi Ans on the validity of the nominations of the Deputies, and with the debates LI the English Houses of Parliament. • The Gazette de France, dated Thursday, has an article from Odessa, the authenticity of which is much doubted, announcing that the passage of the Bosphorus was closed to the vessels of all nations, and that the sub jects of the three Powers had been told that they must consider themselves as ltayas, or else quit the capital, *here no foreign right of protection could any longer be permitted. These measures had been taken not withstanding the remoustrancec of the Diplomatic Body at -Para. According to advises from Spain. preparations were making to expedite the evacuation of that country by the French troops. The Court of Madrid had issued orders for the provisioning. and lodging the retiring Army as far as the French frontiers. It is stated that the present garriaon at Cadiz will, in all probability, embark at that port to be conveyed to France, instead of having to match' to the extreme length of the Peninsula. Just as this Paper was going to press we received. by Espress. the &melte de France, dated yesterday. The following are the principal extracts: VIENNA. FAB. 5. It is believed that Ribeaupierre has arrived at An cona, and will re-embark for Corfu. His Majesty has received an autograph letter from the Emperor N.ctio las, in which he says he will maintain the same prin. c;ples as his brother Alexander. This news causes a belief that ponce will be maintained. • Five AT T.—According to the news from Zante, , if the 20th January, ILibeaupierre had arrived there with b s wife.and son; and he will go to Corfu to join Mr. Stratford Conning. Lieutecant-tieneral Clap,arede was charged by the Ministen of War to proceed to the School of St. Cyr, to collect particulars or the disorders which took place there, but on his arrival tranquillity had beta restored. Pans, Faa. I.l.—Flve ger Cents. which closed yesterday, opened this morning at the same price, lO4f. 45c. and closed Sc. lower.--: Three per Cents. shut yesterday at 70f. 70c. opened at the same price, and closed 10e. lower. WEYMOUTH ELECTION—Fsp. 14. ITAT& ur TAM LOLL AT Tilt IMPASSIISt v TWO Poll. WIT'S LOLL. TOTAL _ _ 11. Sugden, Esq. SS •9$ DU* Welland $5 SS Majority It favour of kir. Sugden 3 Wednesday. Mr. RUSSELL. ot*pith Cattle* era : returned Member for the County of Durham. Mr. Pnactt has been elected for the Borough of Cork Cu*, pi ece a Mr. 800% who has re t ir e d f rom Porliameot. The of last night contains an Order in Council o f°, divendog with the training of the Militia in the present year. Saturday being the first anniversary of the birth-day , of his Grace the Doke of Goan's, sine* the succession of his Grace to the title std &who of Ida anceston. it was celebrated by the inhabitants of frochtkor had it. ricinky with a publi c w i terto iment, and othenroloichige. rtg t remains of the late Dr. HOOK were on Tuesday, .great la Worcester Cathedral. TestelriCieris Howard. whois charged w i t h h a w. aw wh in y to rob and wilier on Irlds Gentleman, sawed illukto, an ay latt.ioastimeshe Were Mr. Servant Soilow, land floosie. the Magretroth at Mime Gordon, and hilly ceinel i ft .4 to . Nologtote to take his trial s ** slceohlniy, with West to rob and taunter dr kresecutat Ur. 111114.4 r. _ _ THE KING. WINDSOR, Fllll. 1.50-4 7 071Ailint we are happy to say, continues in good health and excellent spirits.; and is only prevented by the unfavourable state of the wea• Cher from taking his &soothe exercises in the Park. DOVER, FHIRUART 15. Anived in the Crusader, Captain Ktr:G, from Calais, his Highness Prince Lanstkoms, son of the Duchess of KIM?, who. after taking refreshments at the Yotic Hotel, set off for Kensington Palace. In the same Picket came the King's Messenger, Mr. DRA pram, from Corfu, charged With dispatches from Admiral Sir ED WARD CODUINOTOS. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The Dart, front Pernambuco, and the Fanny, from St. Michael's, are supposed to be arrived in the Downs. The Phaibe, from Waterfoid to Landon, was driven on shore at Penzance , , snaring a heavy gale, on We dnesday night; cargo discharging. The Lord Hil', SCAIMOSONCH, front Bridlington to Suneerland, and the John, SMITH, from London to Newcastle, were driven on shore near Flamborough (lead on Wednesday. The George, limns mos, from Bristol to Swi.n-ea, and the Unity, of Jersey, aluminum, were driven on shore at Swansea on Wed nesday. Dna:, Ftilttl'AßY 1 W.N.W—Arrived the Marian and Jane, Wrissos, from Virginia ; and Mountaineer, CA MING firm Bengal. Arrived Irom London the President, Fumes, for the South Seas. F 4 LMOUTH, FICSRUARIr 1 4.-- Wind W.S. W. to W. N. W.--s-Arrived the Amiabella, Waki mew, from Gibraltar. Prof:mu:cr. Fismuany 14.—1 t blew a tremendous gale at S.S.E.. to S. last night the wind has shifted to N. W. with heavy squall-. The Fanny, Csoist-ossme, was driven into Mount Pier on the 11th inns. with loss of main boom ;. has had her cables cut and parted, and windows broke, but is hauled out of the deeps, and grounded : the hull is considerably strained. Lowasvorer, I:mammas - 13.—Yesterday, during a strong gale at S.S.E. two puncheons of whisky were washed aspire. THE ARMY. -..mar• ...- " GENERAL ORDER. " Holism GUARDS, FEBRUARY 13, 182$. " The King has been most graciously pleased to direct that Ge neral Lord Hill shall be place.l on the Staff's( his Majesty's Army, and that all matters respecting his Majesty's Military Service, which have heretofore been trati‘acted by the Commander-in. Chief, shall henceforth pass through-the bands of General Lord 11W, G.C. B. " The King's Service having iiiposed upon Field Marshal the fluke of Wallington the necessity of resigning the Office of Com niander-in-Chief, the Field Marshal is happy to deliver over the command to a General Oflicer who has so frequently promoted the honour of the Army by his own conduct and example; wbo is so well known to the Officers and Troops, and so well acquainted with their services and merit. " By Order of his Gran.- the Commander-in-Chief, " HEN R I"fORRENS, Adjutant-GeneraL" , . OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, FELL It To be Unattached Captains In the Army on Half pay—First Lieut. of Artillery Mark Evans; First Lieut. of Artillery Anthony Ilta- Limon Harrison ; First Lieutenant of Artillery John Street. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Second Lieutenant John Edward Tapp to be First Lieutenant, lice grans; Second Lieutenant Richard M. Malden to be Erg lieutenant, vice Harrison ; Se- cond Lieutenant John bl'Coy to be First Lieut. vice Street Captain James Smith Law, from unattached half pay, to be Se: coed Captain, vice Day, retired on half pay. Ordnance Medical Department—Second Assistant Surgeon Thos. I'restwood Lucas, )1. D. to he First Assistant Surgeon, vice Nixon, retired untialf pay; William Kelly, Gent. to be Second Assistant Surgeon, vice Lucy,, promont.l. _ _ OFFICE oF onDNANoc. /ES. 13. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Captain John Alone Stephens. from unattached half pay to be Second Captain, vice Grant, deceased ; First Lieutenant George Charlton, from the Royal Regiment of Artillery, to be an Unattached Captain in the Army en half pay. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Second Lieutenant Henry Walser Hitichliffe, to be First Lieutenant, vice Charlton; Captain Wm. Lemoine, from unattached half pay, to be Second Captain, vice Charters, retired on half pay. ()FEICK OF ORDNANCE, FRB. 14. Royal Regiment of Artillery--. Major General Wiltshire Wilson to ba Colonel Commandant, vice I.:ye, deceamd. PLYMOUTH, lits. 13. DEPARTURE OF DON MIGUEL. At half past ten o'clock on Saturday morning, his Royal Highness and suite left the Royal Hotel, and proceeded 'to- Mount Wise, for the purpose of embark ing. At the entamice of Government Parade his Royal Highness was met by the Admiral, General, and heads of the several departments, and was received with mi litary honours, the road leading from the gate to the water side being lined with troops. At eleven o'clock his Royal Highness and suite embarked from the Go vernment Stairs in the Commissioner's yacht, under a Royal salute from the bat eries. and proceeded to the Perla, lying in the Stand. As the yacht passed the several ships in the Sound the yards of each were manned, and alien the Portuguese standard was hoisted on board the Pola, it was saluted by all the vessels. About one o'clock the Perla neighed anchor and sailed with a fine leading wind. She was accompanied by the Portuguese brig Teyo, and by his M 4jesty's ships Ocean, Windsor Castle, and Hilton. on board the latter of which was our Ambassador to Lisbon, the Right lion. Sir Frederick Lamb and suite. More favourable weather could sot have been selected for his Royal Highness's voyage, and we may hope that he is by this time near the place of his destination. We are informed that on taking leave of the Noble Personages who attended him. the Prince expressed himself in the warmest terms of satisfaction on the sub ject of his visit to this country, and of his reception and accommodation in Plymouth particularly. Whale here, the Prince did much good by the distri bution of nviney is private charities, and indeed. no appeal in behalf of the distressed was made to him in vain. His visit to this Fort will therefore be remem bet ed with gratitude by many. As soon as bis Royal Highness had embarked, Earl Mourttcharles and S r William Freemantle departed for London in the King's carriage and four, and were shorly afterwards followed by the' Marquis and Marchione,s Parnell*, in - their grins carriage. Next morning Mr. liaise, the King's Page, set cff for London, having re mained until then to arrange all matters relative to the visit which had been most unexpectedly protracted to the length of nearly a month. About two o'clock on Saturday, Lord W. BENTINCE, and suite, embarked in the Commissioner's yacht, and went on board his Majesty's ship Undaunted, which vessel manned her yards, and fired a salute on receiving his Excellency. At three o'clock the Undaunted weighed anchor, and sailed for Calcutta. The return of Sr M. S. STEWART to this country has beton prevented by the serious and protracted illness of Lady SEAR/ *swa t s: is Italy. By the law aecounts they bad arrived at Rome,enthelr way home. DEATH OF TUS EaIL ON Ketzta.—The Earl of Kam; Lord Lieutenant of the county of Fife, expired on the 6th instant, in the 13d year of hi. age. It is understood that the Rai of ?bars siiu be a candidate for the representation of the Scotch Peerage, vacant by the death of the Earl of Kant& Barnsuple is about to become a bonded port for every bind of foreign produce except Rust Indian. FASRIONABLC DITELLIGENCE. • A It air A US. Sir 1. D. Astley, Bart. M.P. and Family, in Lantkant-phoe,frola their seat.-Everleigh. Wilts; Sir George and toady Shiffner, and Family, in Gtoueester-ptue, Portman-ulna*, from their seat in Sussex; Captain and Mrs. Vernon ; in Albemarle -street, front Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. Markham, in Dover.etreet, from Paris; Capt. Holden, in Waterloollsee, from Naples ; Major limes. in Cork. street, front the fustian Islam's • Mr. and Mrs. Deranifeht Piece. dilly, from Leicestershire; Major Bennett, in Phil Mall,. front Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Corbett. In Montago.plaee, front Binh; V& and Mrs. Beadon, in Upper Brook street, front Worcestershire Major and Mrs. Gordon, in Ilertford.street. Part-lane, from Bath I Lord Brudenell, at his house in Stanhope-street, idly-fair, front Melton blowbray ; the Earl of Stanhope, at idly-fair, ril Carrington's, Whitehall. from his seat in Kent ; Sir Thos. Gossett, Hart. ILP. of Fenton's Hotel, St. Jatnees.street front his seat in Suffolk ;Ks Nicholai Colthurst. Barr. at ditto , his seat in Ireland ; Wesel Austin, at ditto, from Kent ; T. R. hempt, Fall at ditto, freer Brighton , James Wentworth Buller, Esq. at the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn-street, from kis seat in Devonshire; Thomas Moore, Eq. at Read's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor -street, from his mat in Noel J. C. Rose, Esq. and Family, at ditto, from their seat in Norther*, tonsbire •' Captain Rose, at ditto, from Northamptonshire; SW RiehardMostyn, Bart. at ditto, from ins seat in Wales; Robert Arkwright, Esq. at ditto, from his seat, Stoke Hall, Derbyrdiffel John Arkwright, Esq. at ditto, front Hampton Court, Hereforer shire; Mr. and Mts. - Robert Holden and family, at Mivart's Lower Brookaatreet, front their seat in Nottinghamshire; Sir Wm. and Lady Clarke and family, at citto, from the Continent; Je Reek, Esq. and family, at ditto, from Kent. DEPARTURES. Major Walpole, from Paßmall, for Brighton; Jame; Stephen, Seq. for Oxford; Mr. and Mrs. Powell; from the British Cue Bath; J. Ginty, Esq. and Mrs. Gilby, from Marshal Thompson's- Hotel ; Rev. John Warren. from ditto; Captain D. Donne, frost ditto; the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Ilajlard and'family, from So-ifer Hotel, Lower Brook-street; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford, fro n ditto, for Burnsfield; J. Sparks, Esq. and Mrs. Sparks, from ditto, for West Lodge ; Miss O'Brien, from ditto, forßiehmonti Viscount Aahltrook 4 from ditto, for Beaumont Lodge; Mr. Illackman, trout dit:u • i the How H. F. Walker, from ditto; Edward Douglas. Esq, fromditto, for Dradhurne ; Lord and Lady Bolton, and Family, from Mivarea Hotel, for their seat, Haekwood Park, Basingstoke, Hants; Robert Frankland,E.q. M .P. Mrs. Frankland and Family, Goa ditto, for Surrey. THE DUCHESS or KEN rS GRAND ASSEMBLY. The Duchess of Kane gave a Grand As+embly last night, at her Royal Highness's residence in the King's Palace, at Kensington, to a numerous as:ernblage of Relations and Friends, and a Urge Party of Persot.s of Distinction, to take leave of her beloved Daughter, the Price Feonona, who is about to be married in a few days, and will shortly afterwards leave England. The Company began'to arrive at the Palace soon af ter nine o'clock. The Grand Halt was brilliantly minated. in the Sub-hall the Band o, the Third Regi ment of F ot Guards, in full uniform, were stationed in an orange shr übbay, surrounded with a variety of other trees, plants, and flowers. • The Band played some Ortrturep, and other pieces of music, during the nighty and received the different branches of the Royal Family on their arrival with " God save the Kier:' - The whole suite of the Duche,s's ispartmentawere thrown open on the occasion, and were splendidly illu minated with a number of superb chandelier SP &Wit hist res. The Duchess received her Royal and distinguiAted Visitors in the saloon. Among-tire company were-- Theis Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Clarence,. the Princess. Sophia, Prince Leopold, and the Princess SopitiaMa tilde, the Prin4ess Emilie of Carolath, the Prince of Hohenfohqr Laugenboirg, Prince and Princess Ileum Prlttee and Princess listerhaay, Prince and Princess. Polignac,•the Foreign Ambassa , don and Hinisten, and their Ladies; the. Lord thancetkir, and the rest of the Cabinet Ministers and their Ladies, the Master of the Rolls, the ;leaky, of the House of COrnmons,- the Bishop of London. PouNts.-4sterbtry, Linter!, Paul de Lleveny De Poligna't„ Fodder Minicoy, de Moray. PRlNClSSlS—gsterliazy (two), re lieeen, De Potiglsoc. Doses-31autliester ' Let& Wellingthn, Somerset , lloccicusk, Argyle, Devonshire , Dorart iordon, Lthester, Richmond: Goution, Montrose. ilitintond, Wenktvos —Dowager of Richmond. _ Maattinses—Lat o rown, Londoodeirry, Paintella, Sallobory, Bath, Thousand. inchester, Cleveland, •Chandies, Downsbire, Ailesbury, aanricarde, Douro. Ma scsnintzssits4nally of Loudoaderry, ComwaSis„ SaGsburT, De Palmella, Lansdale's, Londonderry, - Tbannond, Winchester, glandes, Downshire, Clanricarde--Dowagers Hertfired, Salisbury. Eaaus . —Aberdeen,- Bathurst, Carlisle, Cawdor, Chesterfield, Clue, Cowper, Darnley. Dudley, Essex, Gower, Grey, Jensey, Morley, Shaftesbury, Spencer, Wilton Sefton, Surrey. Eldon, Mauves*, Mayo, Jermys, Fasattin, Ll:bridge, Leittiew, Brecknoch, Mountebtries, Tankervilk, Vereslans, Rosalyn. Comatose'—De FAlcuslia, De Ludolf, Munster, Aberdeen, Bathurst, Carlisle, Cavrdoe r Cowper, Darnley, Gower,' Jersey, Morley, Clare, Tanker/Me, Verulam, Wilton, sthou, Manlier% Surrey, Mayo, Listowell, lidnunteharles, Motmtnorris, Leitrim, Uxbridge—Dowagers Clare, Dartmouth, Bases, Athlone. Vucoonvi—Beresford, Melville-, Templeton, Goderich, Milton, Narruanby, Akborpe, Palmerston, Bernard, Sldmouth. Viscousrritstins--Hampden Melville, Bernard, Keith, Sidnunsth; Loam:—Beerhaven, Elleniorough, ownes, Farnborough, 1411, Gwydyr, Howard de Walden, King, Lyndoch, Whasucliffe, Bruce, Ashley, Castlereagh, Clifton, Howick, Redesdale, Loughbonsagb, Ossulston, Petersham, Apsley. Eliot, F. L Gower, Nutvills Thyme, Wallace, G. Seymour, H. Chelmpndeley, Caltkorpe, J. Russell, Stualt de Rothsay, Fitzroy Somerset. Beaky, St. Helens, G. Cavendish, Alvattley, Itavensworth, Dunslas, A. Cenyugham, Valetort, C. Wellesley. Counts—De Dietrechstein, I)' Agile, Munster, Resters. De Ludole; Caratshey, Woruntow, Mandesioh, De Moltke. Battens—De Below, Falck, De ltabayana, De Cctto, Muncausen. Doss—Carlos Mayo, Carvallo). BA Rotten— Feick. Cnisvautes--Dctlel, De Roth, De Ditslermann, Nieumann, De Potemk in. Lantas.l—St. Maur, Pagets (two), Caroline Stanhope, Grabante. Sophia Lennox,D'llryens, C. Throw, Pouletts, Bruce*, C. 111.gb. Cornwallis (two), I. Fitzgibbon, G. Bathurst; R. Cowper, Grey, (two), It. Mount FAlgeumbe, Astley Coopers, E. Bennett, Legge., C. tirinsstune, Mohnen:, J. St. Clair, J. Annesley, Clement, King, Ellenborough, Farnborough, Gwydyr, Lindburst, Wharneliffe, J. Klior, F. L. Gower, J. Thyrne, A. Gordon. G. Seymour, Stuart de Rothsay, Fitzroy Sonier.et, G. diveadish, Itsveissworth, D: Roos, G. de Roue, Duni!" Pulteney, Conroy, A. Vane, A. 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