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• • " They are entirelyailei s t On'the MN* .. if , resee, and are principally occupied with details 'of the journey of the Ebiperoe Of AusTerk through the Italian ,States t and the ihrivements of the' other Princes re cently assembled at Milan. On the 14th instant, the squadron of the ICING of the Tiro &than, entered the port of Genoa, under the command of Vice-Ad nsiral Count Paavtu.a': it is cnmposid .of the new ship, the Vesuvius, of 80 guns ; the Christ;ns frigate, of 40 guns ; the Galatea corvette, of 20 guns ; the Aquila brig, of 16 guns ; the Lampo schooner, of 12 guns ; the Tartaro packet, of . 10 guns; the St. An tonio packet,of 8 guns ; and the Angelica, of 40 gem. This4cif/ticinn:We. rec —n "" 6 " -- eived Frankfort Papers to the 24th inst.:The following are extracts : BERLIN, JUNE 18. - His Majesty has been pleased to issue a Cabinet Order, to the lrelloWling effect Referring to my Order of the lath July, 1822, directed to the late Chancellor, I will give the country another proof of my regard by remitting (as I do bp-tbese presents), on the mar stage of my daughter, the Princess Louisa, the customary contribu tions; but Ibis renewed mark of favour is not intended to affect the right of requiring this contribution on future occasions." _ _ We fismi in our Papers the following article The Criminal Court tithe Circle of the Neckar, in the Kirgdont of Wirtemberg, bae convicted seventeen of the persons confined in Hohen Asperg, on an accusation of participating in treasonable associations, and sentenced them to bard labour In a fortress, some of them for four years • and deprived of their places those who held any office, either Feebest/cal or Civil. This thorough investigation, and the judg ment of a tribunal esteemed for its justice and impartiality, have stopped the mouths of those who formerly denied the existence of these associations, and' pri•tended to declare the denunciation of them to be - unly the reveries of an over-anxious police.' In a preening column we have inserted a copy of the Treaty of Alliance, Commerce, and Navigation, between the Republic of Colombia and his Majesty the Kato of the United King deco of Great Britain and Ireland. It is nearly a counterpart of the Treaty already entered into between this country and the United Provinces of Bin de la Plata. It secures to the subjects of each country the most complete protection and security in their persons, property, and commerce. All the duties, tonnage, and other fees are reciprocal. Liberty of conscience and religious to leration are permitted to be exercised, and the friends of human' y evil learn with pleasure, that one of the Articles stipulates that the two room:Les shall unite to procure the abolition of the Slave Trade. CIIEL7E.VHAM, JUNE 29. TO TUE EDITOR OF TIIF. STAR. Silt—Mr. Judge, the Editor of the C heltenham -Journal, .has received another horse•whipping. The incensed person was Mr. S. Y. Griffith ; and the matter of pluvoCatis.ri was Mr. Judge's animadversion, in his last Paper, on a letter writttn by S. Y. Griffith, and' which :appeared in the Courier last week. The purport of the ler :er in question was to rectify rt mistake which the Courier had made when speaking of the impending trial of 4, Judge v. Bet keley and others." The scene of action was arthe*Theatie, where Mr. and Mrs. Judge were come to see Macready in 17 rginius. Just as they had seated themselves comfortably, and spread their play-hill before them, Mr. J. was- called out, by the instlation of Mr. Griffith, who, being provided with , tyro hatiesibips, was waiting outside the box-door. Mr. Judge no sooner appeared, than Mr. Grif f ith offered him emrpfjthe whips ; and on Mr. Judge's declining the favour, . Mr. Griffith commenced his application of .One of the whips over the shoulders and posteriors of Mt. Aide, 'which - the pirsccsikd" Editor bore with `42-bristian-like fortitude. • •. . :71 :±rentain your obedient Servant, AN INHABITANT. F. a I have omitted mentioning that this magpies last evening. 'THE ARMY. I Tbe Regiments of Cavalry now in the seighbourhood of London - are to be inspected, preeimislylo their proceeding to their respective dealsutions, by bled:r•Georral Sir 11USISZY VIVIAN recently . ap ,prilmed Inspector . Ge neral of Cavalry in Great Britain. 'The Scots Greys will be inspected on Friday, the tat Dragoon Guards on Satstday, and the 2d Dragoon Guards on Monday. The .Royal Horse Guards marched yesterday morning front Baling and Acton, to t h e Regent's Park Barracks. The 37th Lancers having been• relieved by the Royal Horse Guards, have marched front the Regent's Park for Brighton. The 114th Regiment has been ordered to march from Climate! to • Ream. The vessels in which the 7th Regiment is proceeding to Corfu, and which are to bring the 32d Regiment to England. will, imme diately after the disembarkation of the latter Regimest, take out the 09th to the Mauritius, and bring back the Stith Foot. Catrrsou.—A farmer of the name of blare. residing at Round. MI, in the county of Fermanagh, was convicted on the 20th inst. before W. GAL/Mann and G. Sven Revs. Magistrates in that comity, of having harboured Josses lb Gisire, a deserter from the Nth Regiment, quartered at Enniskillen, and limed twenty pounds, which sum Ipls beep levied, in conformity to the 1534 section of the Articles of War. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. tbe Hermit, of Greenock, has been seen In the Gulf of St. Law raw, with only bet stern above water. The William, 111. Ace, from Whitehaven to Richebucto, was lost in the ice near Magdalen Islands on the 7th ultimo. Crew and passengers saved. The Arcadia, of London, from the West Indies for Quebec, has been towed into blirami:hi, dismasted. _ _ _ The Catherine, Boaraiwura, from foundered in lat. Sl. low 27. The Lord Hungerferd, for Bengal, and the Caroline, Csamomt, for pew Drishivrisk, ran foul of mei) other at Dever yesterday. The hitter has returned to the Downs, having lest her foremast, bowsprit, bead, and eutwater, and sustained other damage. inmeovnt, Jena 21.—Vind LW. to N.N.W.—Arrived the Somess, Rmstu.t., from St. John's (N.B.)—sailed 22d ult. kaky, with kne of bilwalks. Off the port, the Doncaster, MAIISHALL, froth bliramichi—ailedittl inst. Sailed the Eclipse packet, With farther dispatches for the Brazils; and the Hayti, Wamon, for Amway, Jon ft .—Wind W.-0( the port,the Ceres, Fog- Yes % frost the Havannab, in 43 dare; and Deux Vietoiree, Cass, from Mexico. • Sailed the Prince of Saxe Coburg, for London. Wilma sirs, Jules PA from Bristol to Montreal, was run down on the 25th inst. by the Sally, Hoax, from the Havansals to Antwerp, 450 miles S. W. of the Lizard. The Carob and his wife, first mate, cook, a boy, and the wife of a parninger, were unfortunately drowned. Daat, June 211.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Courier, Beano, from the Mediterranean; London, ARYAN • Augustus Caesar, Sauer ; and illargaret,. .—; from Jamaica •' Christopher, fpetlt iiiramiehl; and kletejitli, of Bristol, from the westward.— risked throsigh the London, Taxman% for ; Orpheus, FlibLiilr, ha. the Mauritius; and Leslie Alexander, 3lonan, for Salty. T h e whole of the outward bound sailed abou t neon, with a light Weise from N. W. which has shifted to S.W. and fres hens. Misroan, Jests 4E.—Arrived the Tri Une, Osmium, from Alex andria (Egypt), with 565 bales of cotton wool, for Liverpool, and furnished with a foul bill of health. Captain D. reports, that while at Alexandria, one et his boy; was taken ill on board. lie was varried nn shore to the hospital, Where in eight days he 'died, and it was supposed of the plague. Accounts from Spain state, that at Grenada the mi. sery amongst the troora 101 tie garrison IMO so great, dist the Cap ttio.General was orce Itose sr a sum of 60,000 te ak (C 600) be longing, to a y abbe institutieo. The negociations tor a Loan toSpaio have completely failed. Aurae*, and Mr. (treoay. Who left London yesterday, Were profuse in their olfenvo the monied men of the City, 'declar ing that the Kuo their mister woold take in the hoods of theCottet at altigi rate. hot the answt+ triaspermaptory...... l Recognize the old Bonds, ray the dividends,, mai Otis-come facwairal bar a km." • HM MAJASTYI VOMIT AND LEVEE. IresteraiL the tice beitthis third Levee few the sea.; son, at his ralacenf Carlton House and atthough it was not so numerou s ly at t end e d al t he two preceding ones—owing, no doObt, to the latest* of. the Seaga/ and the absence of a great . part of, the Robility and I Gentry from town, enjoying their rand establishments in the country—yet it presented a Very splendid as semblage of the rank and faihion of the kingdom. The Levee yesterday, which is ,unsleritOod to be the last that his MnaarrY intends bolding this season, was chiefly designed to afford an opportunity to the large number of Naval and Military Officers, who,have lately experienced promotion, of being presented to their Sivanatost on receiving that distinguished mark of his tavour. The late Review also attracted towards the Meropolis a number of Officers, who for some time have not been near enough to the seat of Royalty to take advantage of former Levees, and therefore eagerly embraced this Ppportunit y of paying their respects to the KING. The Levee yesterday may therefore pretty fairly be called a Naval and Military Levee, although it will be seen that there was also a strong Mosta of the Nobility and Gentry. The usual admirable arrangements, under the im mediate auspices of Mr. MASH, of the Lord Chamber lain's -office, which at all times bid defiance to any thing like confusion or irregularity, were completed at eleven o'clock. Soon after twelve, a guard of honour from the Coldstream Regiment of Guards, accompanied by their beautiful band, and under the commsnd of Colonel 11.1014N0N, marched into the Court-yard of the Palace, and a detachment of the First Regiment of Life Guards t0, , 1c up a position in front of the Palace and Waterloo.place, the band of which also attended, and in continction with that of the guard of honour, pelf 'rmed different pieces of music very exquisitely during the day, particularly from the present public favourite Opera, or. rather Niel's-drams of Der heir chertz, and, co the entrance:to the Palace, and the de parture of each member of the Royal Family, played God save Me King. The Duke of Yontc, the Duke of Gt.oucEsran, and Prince Leaoroto of Saxe-Caburg, all in Field-Marshals' uniforms, were amongst the early arriv sls ; the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, .similarly dressed, arrived aboot half past two o'clock, accompanied in his carriage by Count MUNSTER, Count STREGIINTHRUI, and Prince Gto Rot, the Duke's son, a remarkably fine boy, with a fair complexion and an open manliness of countenance, surpassing what could be expected in a child of his -years ; he was dressed in the uniform of his father's regiment of Guards, in which it is said his Mt.:Rare has .presented him with a commission. The Nobility, Gentry, and Military and Naval Offi cert, poured in rapidly before and after two o'clock, commencing at one, the hour at which the state rooms were announced to be open. Previous to his MAJury's entering the Presence . Chamber, he gave audience to the Duke of GLOM'S- Tilt and Prince LEOPOLD of SAXRCOBORO ; to the Right Hon. Gs CANNING, Secretary for Foreign A airs; to the Right Hon. RonviT Pan, Home Se cretary ; to the SPARISH AMBASSADOR ; to Lord STRARGFORD, on his appointment as Ambassador is the Court of St. Petersburgh ; to Mr. STRATFORD CAN- E:capon return from Constantinople; and his MAJUTI received the 13 shop of SALISBURY, to do homage on his translation to that Sce from the See cf St. D 'yid's. His MAJESTY then entered the anteroom, where, before holding his Levee, he received the newly-ap pointed Equerries and Aides-de-Camp to his MAJESTY, who were presented by thel)uke of YORK, and had the honour Ff kissing hands on their appointments, viz. Lord Clinton, air John Haney, Colonel Sir Charles Bra= Wend Elphinstone, Colonel Gibson, Wood Downman, Jahn T. Jones, Colonel Dick, Lord Selman, Colonel Douglas, Sir Evan Murray Macgregor, Bart. Colonel Thornton, Colonel Gibbs, Colonel Henry Wyndham, Sir U. Burgh. His MAJESTY next entered the Presence Chamber, in which, before it was thrown open for the general Levee, he received, according to etiquette, the FireignAmbas sadors ; after which he received the Earl of COURTOWN. The KING having now taken his station near the Throne, surrounded by the Members of the Royal Family. and Officers of State, received the various visitors as they entered, and' the numerous presentations, in the most gracious manner. His MAJESTY was dressed in the Windsor blue uniform, and more the star of the Garter ; and we are happy to say, that his Manewri looked exceedingly well, and in perfect health. The Duke of IVet.LtuuTou was Gold Stick ; the Earl of Decawanaz the' Lord in Waiting ; and Viscount BARNARD Groom in Waiting. After the departure of the whole of the company, his Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, accom panied by Count MUNSTER, and holding his son, Prince Gamma, by the hand, walked about the Entrance-hail Wore going to his carriage. His Royal Highness the Duke seems in robust health, but has become i excee d. l ngly - braid since he was last in th's country. His re semblance to the Duke cf YORK is now remarkably strong, and yesterday he was mistaken by several for the Courcrasuza-IN-Cutu. Mr. Masszaosa was the principal Page in Waiting; and the Hall leading to the Octagon-room, which ap proaches the Presence Chamber, was lined by the Yeo men of the Guard. Besides the Dukes of Yoas, CASISRIDOS, Gcoucas- TER, and Prince LEOPOLD, there were present — The Duke of Brunswick, Prince William of Brunswick. The Portuguese, Netherlands, Neapolitan, Spanish, Preis, Swedish, Bavarian, Wirtemberg, Sardinian Russian, ansetices Charge d'Affaires, the French Charge d'Affaires. The First Lord of the Treasery, the President of the Conseil, the Lord Privy Seal, the Secretaries of State for the Honw,Feenlos s and Colonial Departmenu ; the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Master-General of the Ordnance, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the President of the Board of Contrail,. the Master of the Horse, the Lord Chamberlain, the Vice Chamberlain, 'the Groom of the Stole, the Captain of the Yeomen Guard, the Captain of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pkas,the Judge Advocate, the Solicitor-General, his Excellency Lieutenant-Governor Baird. Doices-Leeds, Grafton, Portland, Richmond, Gordon, Wel- Wigton, Beaufort, Montrose, Dorset. 31aeoutasts—Ailesbury,Palmel1a,Conyngkam,Worcester,Tweed dale, Donegal, Anglesea, Hating', Londonderry, Camden, Win chester, Graham. ,Belfast, Morley, Harcourt, Dehwarre, Mac clesSeld, Liverpool, Westmorland, Harrowby, Courtown, Chi chester, Bathurst, Harrington, Shrewsbury, Talbot, Stradbroke, Aberdeen, klanskeki,Verulam, Tankerville, Ormonde and Chary, Kilmorey, Orford, klahnesbury, Wilton, Hardwicke Spemont. Denbigh. Cardigan, Giulia!, Darlington, Morley, Gledun, Cath cart, lios.lyn. Vucousrrs--Deerhurst. Tumour Dodky and Ward, Strang ford, Dunk., Melville, Sydney, lierestord, Forbes, Templeton. and Iklpave. Lonna—Clinton, J. Russell, Burghersh, Ongley, C. Russell, Titchti.ll, Ravensworth, G. Bentinck, Clifden, Binning, W. Rua- Rendlesham. Cawdor, Macdonald, It. Manners, Dunwicb, F. Beauckrk, De la Zoucbe, Duck, Stafford, C. Mamma, Salmon, BrudeneU, Lrifetieck, Fitzroy Somerset, Marlborough, Fore.- I ter, Forelimb:l'. . ~, • . S. 31. • lim e neala G. log, ter4 ca V. ib "ft Deeker,"P Pa....*x W. r eode rick Itillams.. lisermastaisft-iv. As ley, R. Donde% W. Sergio A:: Mee &odd, Colonel Widthwise. Lieot.-Colonel Dawson, Russell Bare' ringtoo.W.. Beilingta n . Capt. nous, R.N. G. A. Pills. J.G. Weld, neuters W. Ponsenby, W. Cost, Rev. W. Herbert, Rev. C. Tar now. R. Pitte, Capt. 3. M. Gardner. J. S. Cooke, Colon e l Towns bend. me* Cettlboeglas Kiosaird. Seas—H. Blackwood, R. Kerrison, J. Manch, R. Kilt Grant, H. Pron. Agile! Cooper, Bart. R. Cawley. C.H. Come, C. Bur rell, A. Chiebester, Bart. G. IL Rose. C. Cockerell, H. Seton, W. RUiett, W. Reinhold, H. Raiford, J. Meade, T. Stanley, R. Porter, Lawrence Palk. Gerard Nod. G. Metier, W. &whey, jt. R. Sey mour, J. A. Wedderburo, W. Congreve, C. Wetherell, Pell, Swan 111‘Greger, W. Gordon, R. Gardiner, R. Mester, J. Rao. nett, G. Beaumont, C. Rowley, C Dorking, C. Part, J. Farquhar. Buss Cats. Bustoes--SalisborY. Laudon. Si. David's. Cocas—Ludelf, Shorter. Gorsdorff. Archdeacon Mountain. Rm. Docrnas—Rudge,Jamiesen. Watson. - Deceoes—B. Babinguie, Bret, &udamore, James. &duet Rough. • , , Rev. Miasmas—Sir P. Erma. J. W. Worthington, C. R. Summer, J. Hewlett, B.D. It. Fruitland, Jaw G. Stogie, I'. Short,' T. & Pons, J. Watts, M.A. C. P.wlett, .--- Ogle. J. Milker, Hon. E. Tanner. Ammata--Sir T. Hardy, Rodd, C.B. Doodah blarkellar, Sir H. Durham, Sir C. Rowley, Page, Hollis, Scott, C.ll. Sir R. King, Dou glas, Sir R. Keats, Otway, Baker, Cape', Wodebouse, Sir I Gore, Sir C. Ogle, Sir Davidge Gould, Sir lb. Stopford, Sir P. Laforey, Hon. Sir H. Blackwood, Sir W. C. Fable, C.B. Sir G. Cockburn. Sir W. Johnstone Hope, Sir E. Codrington. Gerreaaas—Thornton, • Viscount Forbes, Lord It Somerset, Woodford, Rebow. Macdonald, Sir H. F. Bouverie, Sir Hussey Vivian, Sir G. Wood, 0. Loughlin. Sir J. Xempt, Pine Coffin, Sir Jamss Campbell, Sir A. Bryce, Lord G. Manners, Bayly. Sir J. C. Macleod, Sir Miles Nightingale, Sir W. IL Blackford, Sir J. Doyle. Sir T. Hisiop, Sir W. Keir Grant, Huskisson, Sir W. ilutahinson, Sir E. Blakeney, ailbise, Sir J. Maclean, Grey, Wolff, Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Hurt, Viscount Beresford, Sir W. Payne Galloway, Meade ' Lloyd, Sir Rufane Donkin, Sir R. Downes Jackson, Sir C. ' Doyle, Walker. Murray Macgregor, Champagne, Sir A. O'Callaghan, Taylor, Sir E. Kerrison, Slater Reboot. Sir T. Bradford, Fuller, Sir G. Walker, Sir It. Macfar lane, Sir Alured Clarke, Sir Fitzroy Maclean, Orde, Sir J. W. Gordon, Bart. K.C.B. Ryall, Moore, Town:bend, Sir H. Turner. Cowes:al—Sir J. Harvey, KCAL R. 11. de Montmoreacy. Jones, Steele, Higgins. Douglas, lir 11. Pyon, Xlmen es ' 'Moore Llewellyn. Syng, Sir Ulysses Burgh, Woodford, &run, Gibson, K. Wyndham, Marra. blilinan, O'Malley, 08. Manse!, Peach, Sir T. Pate Rankin. Towositend. Robarts, Thornhill, Baron Toy'', filphinstone, Sir E. Murray Macgregor, Reeves, Montagu, Lord C. Fitzroy, Gordon. Bowater, Honourable Seymour Bathurst, Kearney, Sir G. Berkeley. Sir C. Broke Vere, G. Teesdale, Simp. imn, Dowamart, J. T. Jones, . Dick, Miles, Russell, Vaughan, Keightley, Prott, Wodehouse, Berkeley. llamas—Fogerty. Leociain, Cust. K.T.N. llyde,Weare, D'Ar ley. Jones Grome, Denham. Barney, Grey, Pringle Taylor, Eden. • Carrates—W. Burrovres, Sturges, Warrand. H. 'renter, Quiche. Frankland, Donaldson, R.N. &gesso, Cary, Skinner Sir Id. Sey mour, Fremantle, R.N. Waller. Mundy, St. John Mildewy, Orby Hunter, W. G. Agar. R.N. Rains, J. C. White, Otway Cave. J. Crispo, Sir Roger Greeley, Bulkeley, R. Lloyd, LA. R. Bruce, C. alruce R.N. C. IL Felix, R.N. Strachey , R.N. J. Montagu, R.N. Seymour, Austen, R.N. R. Hall, R.N. J. Johnson, G. Barney. R.E. H. C. Deacon, Clifford. R.N. Cuyler , H. aapperteo, R.N. Kearney, Reed, 53 Regiment, Stretford, F. C. Smith, Fading. Ltswesaws—George Story. Murphy, Master, Codrington, T. 0. Carter, Alm Groot, R.N. Paget, Mew. J. Somerville, R.N. Palk IL King, A. Sincl air, Lord Sussex Lennox. Cowes--Shawe, Hon. G. etc& • Earsseirs—Berkeley. W. Wyoyerd. The Chief of Clanmoald. Messes.—Josima Brookes, F.R.S.. .1: Adams Smith, Betted. Houldswerth, IL P. Manerton • Ure, M.P. H. Brooke, Kee nedf, J. A. Gordon, G. flowage, Colquhotto. T. Spring Rice. M.P. B. Fenton, C. MiTaggarti-A. W . Lucius IL Ro binson, C. Grele, W. Bathurst, Campbell G. Lane, filooiot. Ireland, Blackburn., Dsvarris, Davidson. ' Trotter, Eaten, Rumbnld, Hart aids, M.P. •C. Thellusoo, G. Foy, Tsang,. Kirwan, Ross, Norton, Sowards Montagu Burgoyne, Saw/bridge, G. W. Aubrey, Berkeley Pager, Harry Scott, Baring, Woodbine Parish, J. Bramstes Stone, Grosvenor, Spencer KiWet bee, Leveson Gower, John Deed's, Sloane Stanley, A. F. Cathcart, r Blackwell. Mostyo, Fielding,. Ferguson,•• Mitchell, - John Ogle, Gordon, H. Baring, K S. Linittoo, Ca./therm, M.P. John Mack, E. Protlstroe, Tattoall Boone, Micklethwaite, Heathen'', Talbot, Cotterell, T. Homage. G. Beason, Dudley Hcneage, R. Herring, A. M. Camac, Mime, Radcliffe, Woods, F. Brig, Francis, J. Duo combs, Galt, H. Sawbridge, W. Northage, Silvertop, R. Wellesley, W. Chambre, Shaw., Cosby, Markham, Baring. Wall, Delete,Delet e, Ellis, West, Neumann, Orby Huoter,A.Barieg,Muh,Cuoniegham. The following were among the numerothPreientationu Colonel Sir John Harvey, K.C.H. and C.B. Deputy Adjutant. General in Canada, upon his return from Canada. Mr. Gait, one of the Canada Commissioners, on his return, by Earl Bathinst. Mr. Serjesot Rough, late President of the Court of Janke la Demerara, by the Right Hon. the Earl Bathurst. Mr. Woods, Norfolk Herald Entriordisary, on his return from the Garter Mission to the King of France, by Sir G. Nayler. His Excellency Lieutenaat-Governor Baird, on his return; from the West ladies, on leave of absence. Major-General Sir H.Viviso, en being appointed Inspector-General of Cavalry, by his Royal Highness the Commander-In-ChieL Sir H. Setae, Bart. on being appointed &perry to his Royal High. mess Prince Leopold, by Prince Leopold. Lieuttoant-General Fuller, on promotion, and on being appellee* Ejuerry to the Duke of Cambridge. Lieutenant-General Sir James Kerne, upon promotion, sod on morning to Nova Scotia, by Earl Bathurst. Captain Clifford, R.N. on his return from foreign Melee, by the Duke of Leeds. Captain H. Clipperton, RN. on his return from the interior of Africa. and dh promotion, by Earl Bathurst. Captain Mundy, oo his appointment to the Prince Regent yacht. Captain J. Chambers White, on his appointment to his blajesty's yacht Royal Charlotte, by Viscount Melville. Captain Frankland, illith Regiment, by his father, the Rev. Roger Frankland. Captain M. Seymour, on being promoted to the rank of Com mander, by Sir Michael Seymour. Captain J. Montagu, R.N. on his promotion, by Vice- Admiral Sir E. Codrington. Captain G. Barney, C.B. on his going abroad, by Major-General' Moore. 7 N• The Marquis of Worcester, by the Duke of Beaufort. Hoo. Alexander Macdonald, by his father, Lord Meedonsid. Lord Charles Russell, on his appointment to a Curnetcy in the Blues, by the Dukc of Wellington. Lord (Insley, by Mr. Montagu Burgoyne. Viscount Duolo, by the Earl of Ormoude. Dr. B. Babington, on going abroad, by Sir A. Cooper, Batt. Colooel ft Twyll, on his promotion, by the Marquis of Angiesea. Sir R. Lawky, by Marquis Conyngham. Mr. L. Gower, oa his marriage, by the Duke of Beaufort. ' Lord Porchester, on being appointed Major of the West Somerset Yeomanry, by Earl Carnahan. General Gray, en promotion, by the Earl of Rosalyn. Ma General Sir R. D. Jackson, K.C.B. on promotion, by Gen. &r T. W. Gordo*, Bart. K.C.B. Rear-Admiral Baker. by Sir G. Coekbuns. Phisr-General Al. Macgregor, on bis promotion, by General Lord Lynedoch. Major-General Sir E. Blakenbury, on his promotion, by General Sir A. Clarke. Lieutenant-General O'Loghlin, on his promotion, by the Earl of Harrington. Mr. C. 111•Tauart, by Lieutenant Colonel B. Cansae, let Regiment Life Geoids. Mr. %V. M. Canute, by Lieutenant Colonel B. Canoe. Rear-Admiral Scett.C.B.on his prometion,by the Duke of Montrose. Mr. J. Mack, by Colonel Miles, 19th Regiment. • R e y. Sr Y. Egerton, by the Earl sf Caledon. Viscount. Tumour, by Lieut.-General Thornton. Lieut.-Colonel Sir T. P. Hawkins, on his Knighthood, by Lieut.- General Sir W. K. Grant. Lieut.-Colonel Lluellyn . on kis return from the Continent, by Major-General Sir J. Campbell, K.C.B. Captain Reed, S.ld Reginient, on his promotion. Lieut. Master,. lit Dragoon quarts, on his appointment and pro . motion by Lieut.-Colonel 'Teesdale. Rear-Ad:slim! Rode!, CAL on his promotion, by Lord Meßrille. Vies Admiral the Hon. Sir H. Blackwood, on his promotion, by Lord Melville. Rear-Admiral Otway, upon &gaging the colour of his slag. Admiral Sir D. Gould, on promotion. , Admiral Sir B. &opford, on promotion. NU. Admiral Wodehouse, on his change of Rag. :Vice-Admiral Sir F. Laferey, on his promotion. r'"7 "'"'"l477T-'. - , RW,wwW:gf.'77 l r 2 - ~. ~'_~: . Alt- Dwarf* 6117 gaii;a077 -7 6111•0* Adlodommilis Justice in the Leeorard Isiah aid l Tiy Ibriladoarst. Rear-Admital Sir T. Hardy, 1101 his • . • Captain Kennedy, Afrstalie Militia, Olibeiti. Me. A. F.Cathcart, A. Cto Sir R.O'C.dligheer, 410 preattlaig. Mr. 0.• Baring, on his appointment to the let Life Guards. -, Mr. Davidson, en his appointment. to the 2d Life Curds; by Earl Cathcart. • ••• The Hon. W. Ashley, by the Iluke of Montrose. _ Sir Henry Milford, on being appointed Knight Commander of On ' Royal Gmelphic Ostler. . ' • Rear. Admiral Hondas, on his proniotion, by Viscount Melville. Rear- A dmiralMackellar, on promotion. • Vice-Admiral Sir P. C. Durham, on promotion. Vice-Admiral Sir C. Rowley, on his promotion. Rear-Admiral Milli, on promotion, by Dord Melville. Vice-Admiral Douglas, on prisuotion, by Viscount Melville. Admiral Sir R. Keats, ma promotion. Rear-Admiral Cape', on promotion. Major-General P. Coffin, on his promotion. Major-General VlsEount Forbes, sa kis promotion. Lieutenant-Oeneral Reboot, on promotion. iliajor-Geoeral Macdonald. on his promotieo. Molar. General S:r Henry F. liouverie, K.C.B. on hiLpromotion. Major-General Sir G. Wood, on promotion, and being appointed Gov..rnor of Carlisle. • ' • blajor.General Lord C. 'Manners, en his promotion. Lieutenant... General Bayley, on his promotion, by his Royal High: neat the Commander-in-Chief. Hr. Howard, Lieutenant 24 Life Guards, on his return from abroad, by Earl Cathcart. Mr. D. Ileneage, loth Royal Hussars by his father. • ••• Mr. Eaten, Chief Jus t ic e of Bermu da, on his return from that Island, by the Right Hon. Earl Bathurst. .• Captain F. C. Smith, Roy a l H ues . G uar d s , on premed's, by the Duke of Wellington. Lieutenant Lord S. Lennor,2llth Rev. by the Duke of Itieursead: Lieutenant A. Sinclair, of his Majesty's ship Glasgow, on his pro* motion. Cornet Shawe, 9th Lancers, on appointment. Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel Dawson, on his return from the west Indies, by Earl Bathurst. Hon. R, Dundas, one of the Commiuloners of the Navy, by Lori Melville. Lord Ilyrghe4, on his return, on leave of absence, from his mis 7 don in Italy. Viscount Dudley and Ward, so coming to his title. The Right Hon. Sir Sinclair, Bart. to present his Defence of the Landed and Farming Interests. Lord R. Manners, on his appointment to the sil Light Dragoons. General Hurt, on promotion. General Viscount Beresfoid, on promotion. • Lieut.. General Sir G. Waller, on appointment to be Commiaderl in-Chief at Madras. The Dean of Worcester, Upon being promoted Bishop of St. David's, • The Bishop of Salisbury, to kiss hands on his promotion to the See of Salisbury. Rev. Archdeacon Mountain, upset his arrival from Canada, by this Bishop of London. Lieut..Colsinel De Malley, C.B. on his appointment to the Seth . Regiment. Lieut:-Getieral Sir IL Deakin, as cOlonel of the Sink Regiment, and oc receiving the Grand Cross of the Royal Goetplie Order. Lieut.-General Lloyd, 12th Luken, on promotion. klajor-General Sir C. Doyle, upon being appointed to the Staff he Ireland. Major-General Sir O'Callaghan, on hit appointment to the command in North Britain. Major-General Taylor. on preemption. . Lieut.-Colonel R. H. de Montmorency,' Royal York Hissers, to ~ his return-from France. Colonel Higgins, 3d Guards, by hia Royal Highness the Duke et Gloucester, on promotion. General Sir W. T. Galway, on his appeasement to the 3d Dm.. goon Guards. . Lieutenant-General Sir T. *radioed. en his appointment to the . Coloneicy of the 34th Regiment, and Ms remae's. Lieut.-General Mr W. &Gram, is peseasdes, fri Mad Calhoun. Sir C. H.Coote, on his appointment to the oinimset of Ms Omen's County Militia, by the - Mon. Lieuteesse-Genekal Mosiows. Major-Cipneral Sir A. Bryce, on promotion', by Liestesant-General Birk v iLempt. The Dr. Budge, on his appointment as Domestic C napkin to his Royal Highness the Duke of York, by the Bishop of Lieut.-Colonel Peach, Bengal Army, an Ms return from ladia,:hy Major-General Sir W. I. Grant. Ueutenint-Colonel Matta, Military Secretary to the Marquis of Hastings, by General Mr J. Doyle. Lieutenant-General Sir W. Hutchinson, on prohnotion, by Major General Sir A. Barnard. Lord E. Somerset, os promotion, by the Duke s. of Beaufort. OLD BAILEY-THIS DAV. These Sessions commenced this morning, before Mr. Wpm Gastaow, Mr. Justice BURROW:CH the LORD MAYOR RICOIIO4II, &c. at the Justice Hall, in the O ld Bailey. The calen dar contains, eo this occasion, a list of 1104 prisoners for trial. Thome Hill was put to the bar, on an indictment charging him with stealing twelve fowls and three ducks, the property of Bleb& Sergeant. The charge was fully brought home to the primmer, and the Jury found him Guilty—Dealt Slim Chris was put to the bar, on an indictment, charging her with stealing in the dwelling-house of Busehtus Beal a variety of articles, to the amount of upwards of etlo, his property.—The prin cipal evidence against the prisoner was a Jewess, who bought the greater part of the property from the prisoner. Several witnesses here callect, whoa swore positively that the pri soner was confined to her bed on the day of the robbery, and re mained so for several days after. • Mr. Baron Gaaaow summed up the evidence to the Jury, who found the prisoier—Not Mr. Baron GA sea addresied the prisoner in a most feeling Inas. nor, and admonished her to leave the society of the man with whom she had been living. SPORTING IN7IiLLIGENC.Z. —.6.-- STAMFORD RACES—Int It. The Burghley Stakes of *5 eine. -auk IS ft. added to SO son. . given eat of the Stand Puree. Twomilee. Marquis of Exeter's Progress, 4 yrs, 9u. Gen. Grosvenor's 'Wings, 3 yrs, 7st. 21b. Wings the favourite at s ' o 3. The Town Plate of £5O ; three yr. old, list. lab. fear, Sst. Ili. five, 9st. 31b. six, 9st. sib. and aged 94t. 10112. Mara and geld ings allowed 31b: bleats, twice round. Mr. Nesie's b. e. Bambbas, 4 yrs 'SI Mr. Fisher's b. f. by Ditto, 3 yrs s s Mr. Ileathcote's eh. c. Nobs, 4 yrs • 1 3 dig A good race.—Rain all day.—No company. T ESTE ItDAY—(I3Y EX PR WS.) A Gold Cup, 100 gs. value, by Subscribers of 10 sous. each, the surplus to be paid to the winner in specie. Three year olds to carry 62. four year olds, 7st. 71b. fire year olds, Sat. 7lh. six year olds, Sat. and aged, 9st. Mb. One four mile heat. General Grosvenor's ch. f. by the Flyer Mr. Meathcote's Rein Deer, aged Marquis of Exeter's Progress, 4 yrs old, Sir paid. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Sweepstakes of tO sore. each, tor two year old's; Colts, M. alb. Allies set. 41b. Two year old Course. Merl* of Exeter's b. f. by Ciims • 1 instal Grosvenor's b. f. Smelenskit • 2 The Great Foot Race of a mile, for 1000 sovereigas, between Msscalfe (wbo save his opponent s o, and Halton, was run in Tinisary. over Knavesmire • , and Woo by Metcalfe, who piallssasid the distance in (put minutes and a !lain r - There is some anziety manifested in the City, re specting the Jamaica mail, as the packet was to nil on the 17th of May, and has not yet arrived. The Maw MONTHLY MAGAZINZ for July 1, will con talk among a variety of other interesting Parte—Farther sugges tions respecting the establishment Of a University in London, by Thomas Campbell, Esq. Sketches of the Irish Bar, containing the Confessitios.af a Junior Barrister; Old Dubai, by Lady Morgan - Reviews of Wei of the Crusaders; Memoirs of Madame de Gen: lie, Ste . Letters from Rome, No. s ; Authors and Minors; Criti cism 00 Female Beauty; Life and Literature, Ste. Ste. When there was a certainty that each succeeding year would bring a fresh grant for Lotteries, the Public were its difereat about them, but now that Parliament has passed an Aft to abolish Lotteries, everybody is eager to have a chimes foe she last Twenty Thousands that are to Sow from PortiMi l h 01111110. eopia. A drawing takes place en Saint Swiehisls Sly Arsikisna Month), when we of the teat sake abetem-.ltadiseliNri fail as the expecting votaries of the Wad se** . 1 s $ teethe. "1 7 1 1 . • • • • • I ~-; T .; , * . : 1 • ~.;~ __.... :ia L. .WI I