Star. — London, England, 1829-05-01 00:00:00

. I THE EVEN: STAR• . 14(j DON. `k . .;,.: 1 . . 141 DA Y. MAY 1. 1829. • St. ranee Astone.4astis.—lieuear At es: if TOtIRlliN vUN DX. TWQ O'CLOCK. reasWan Ude. 5 re, 4fe • 11ez.M611115. flp CL 10 Wenn. Ayfts Othap C. 114 e Do. Acct. fee Do. Aect.tl see s • • Porte'. Bee. fp C. 0 mil* 1W.3 pa. . Do Ant. 441 e Do. Am Ogi It Row-Ws. t me. s p ca. ilex Ms. SF Ct. Do Awe. Hi 6 s - Do Am.', • grebe Kid* S p 0.11 ' attITIBN AND FOREION SHAKO, TWO O'CLOCK. somas. I.lllb. so 40 set The Paris Papers of Monday and Tuesday reached us last night. They contain intelligencofrom Coogan tinople to the 26th of March, at which time the deter. minetion of the SULTAN to resist by every means the Russian invasion, remained unshaken ; but his Highness had recently manifested more disposition to actede to the proposals of the re-establishment of friendly rela tions with Great Britain and France. Tice forced mi gra ions of the Jews, 9reeks, and Armenians, continued. The state of party in the Chamber of Deputies in *France ij so nearly balanced, that it is impossible to propeed in public business with coosiitency and firm ness. The accidental illness of a Member or two turns the scale, and the decision on one part of a question is in -consequence at variance with every other part of it. lit:this state of thihgs it is impossible to foresee what '. is likely to be the decision of the Chamber upon any qurstira which may be submitted to them, and the evil ado** of no reined' but adissolution of the Chambers. Many of the Papers ate-therefore loud in. their recom , eirsdation of this course ; and weAs not see how it can be *voided. its French Funds are lower, the Five per Cents. ',haring closed on Tuesday at 1071.40 c. sod the Three per Cents. at 701..86c. . consequence of his NisissTfi t Drawing Room, the House of Neat did not. am* yesterday; and no busin4ss of consequefte was transacted ia the House of Comtions. United Minden 74 •; it is generally supposed 414 thi Cnanutu.on of the Excnittosit, in tie,ensuing Budget,will propose to Fund Await t•enty millions of the outstanding Unfunded Debt. We have frequently adverted to the inconcm rite , ices arising fmm the large ailment of this debt, and to the danger which is to be apprehended from it is : event at, any crisis *rising, either with respect to*Out interim! condition ..or external relations, Exchequet • 114 Is, which are now at a considerable pr!sosinso, is consequence of the want of means to employ capital. would. In any Stith case, fall to a discount; the eons*• qnetice of whicb would be, that they would be paid is, f.si duties, and thus the Government would, at the very MOrnent when money was most wantedi . receive only their own Bonds, which could not be re-issued at par. The greatest. possible inconvenience and distress to the Government .might thus be occasioned, at a Moment • when it might be highly important that their hinde should be unfettered by financial difficulties. It is ins. possible in the present state of EnroPeass politics that. t' e Minister cau risk the danger of postponing the coo. version of the Unfunded into Funded Debt,: to annthwr Session, and in fast these is no reason why he should do so. It is now evident that no inctease of *lovas* can be expected, and therefore the mutant of Lyle. Asset Bills cannot be reduced to any considerable extent ester; by funding them, and the present vary high price of the Funds affords a most favourable opportunity of making this change. The rate at which the conversion might take piece would add but little to the annual ebarge oponitie.eonotry ; and that sacrifice would be amply chirelfed for by getting /id of that part of our Debt vs paralyses all our energies. i Gertrian Papers of - the.tith ult. arrived io town this mmtiice,. f wig*. ow ins made . die following eetteCtS t • • • . FRONTIIIit OV iVELLAWIsts Alm:* ills scarcity of breed it Caosteediseplo hMbdcompledriadfsli great, that in the &unbuttono4y we loaf comes to three parses& •In our province too, and partleibely id flu sr at, provisions of aY kinds are daily growing Saar, and in Little Wollachla is much , greater, so that for MD* dill* past the people have m$ bark of trees with bran. General Geismar has, in tinseirence, hem ono} elating with Austrian contractors to supply his tromps yridi ion* slogs. The garrison of Silistrle equally offers from the extreme scarcity of provisions. and it was lately &Mined that pan of tlie troops bed left the Drums to liiek suestiskt ObVieheres Thi . number of the Turkish troops asaindile# about W144.n isastiouted at 50.000 men, and great apprehmeloos are entertidned at Ctajova of a visit from these dreaded guests: The redden endowing of the Danube ii said to bate done great damage. along the banks, and to have cost the lives of many persona. Giurgevo, Is parti- Cular..is said to have sulierea s font tisi Oficial reports on-thisaablect base been received. Caw Soltueebin. the Goveroor of the Principalities. returned a few days' ago from Jassy to Bucharest ; and Count Diesbitsch, the Coaussamite•lo-Chief, is likewise expected them for a few days. CONSTANTINOPLE, Hamm Si. Since the leading et the Emden* at libeaboll. the inhabitants of the capital bevels'', 'Awn boar, mil the Isom alarming reports are circulated. Theapkrioli therefore thee& be Wheys orders la med for probilitiesolf mlltentlages la the cutembesses otter sun and mi ambit gginFlperen answerable fee the isagnap lie may held; in factosswiefiniess lure been arrated.whe leek ea the to linsas aiii,eseil et the Government, sad tanitinplain d tle demon of Mmes. -- The price, sad the had gurney at the Weed. an hen,.d misteptien, sad o n is only to be biped that the bas agates will facilitate the reateval of swine bY hide soil is seen nwriettre remedy the disuses that o ptevails. .The reprisals whidl the Pines eareelted some-reeks ads ea saran el the bloods& of the Undoing% by *bidding ail them coming frost Russian parts to game the iodate s et Cunatarmaopit, have proved Wry *Wen nn*. es bir this measure ail deadening impurtationvf pennies& Wu *viand. ft is adirawd that the lbw sad Wei sow rasa. nibs the saapaines win wet office farmosithan fear weeks, end is on amences an takes briar* the mipiration of that time for the supplielf * capital, the public traajelliity will be is great danger. Wm *mesa sagediants hest therefore thought it advisable to retire ter I time W assyrea. We ban as mews frees the theatre of "war. his great spersbeashom am felt for Mersey*, *bids ap sghise be dissp invested. fate of shit harms win-probably decide that et Roeleek& Large reiNteresweets, Weed. eiv4 ' to beer bees erdwed to ible bet 'bee ; but it the 2sedelks emceed la Weide/ Ii sees. It world tie 91•01 1 01t 01 7 1011 " 14 ;be eeporadeee„ /M mks et die whiter bevies reloaded k ,- to. supply the fortreieen ' • • ' • BOCHAREST, Awes 11. - : • Tbi 'rapt head goners. of Gametal Cast bibbitsch wore t'► moved fres Jassy to Issektahh es• Soul 'IWO& • Atesi ity—bietaiiirese boa Mores, 1,105.-- .4pssekalkitam. /pill* • FRANICINIRT, Atop, We have received maw mosiliers 44 the dostrtir de/wry. to the Ijet of 111Fels. TheTservlcea of Colossi rabvietwore mot yet entsgtml. He still resided et Neva, and mined to wait tot the arrival of bl, Achille Romeo, Consul General of Froisco, who had arrived at Nevada In the Vide frigate, and wee opposed to have . . ,brenght a sem of mem fee Greece. • ••• "" . Admiral Heyden Wiest the frigate Comelwillnf 'plaits. is it *opposed. to make some commmosicatif Old* Malcolm , co , spotting the seinen at twellagsks ship. • - • Colonel Heitiegget was preparbg to totem to NebitiL ~t . , The Wand of Syr' will sous be delivered frnm ,ilet • • - x• - of N. Metaza. Mr. N. Kakrgi Is mated there. we. ha , allt been seated Comandssierser Eztraordinary.of the.teptiodes. It I, reported that there are in the pert of Napoli de Teasels sunned by Operated sod Hydrlots, Wilat'aeepreoadatio. pet to sea with the hateatiem of carrying on olracf. 4 -iloolio! Aware, 24. • ' •• • The Paris papers of the 27th ult. received in town this morning, contain an official account of tfiesituatioa of their finances, of which the following is an abstraits ",The apauditere of lett/ *Win all tbe arises *does, has exceeded the estimates, and fifty-four minima et Man, vat K the eighty mildew toted last Sesame as as ostraordiasrrraoq..haie been expended, leaving only tweety.sin DMus tea; die ea. traordiesyy ezpesditure of lift, which, it Is rebuked, will he equally as large u MS. Among other beads of charge en 'On general &Allurement, it is stated that the expeuditureoit the depettnseut amounts to as mesh as that voted for thejiur.wrvin ii the English Budget. and that It Is mere than dot higglat Vim* osariotscoirthe Dodos la the Americus war. Chwar,sfsvPrlitlpal whit* Ak dim:assists is the Irma .Iladgislitilustise, ;tie'!" gradual multiage of the whole circulating wilw **WM,. which, frees the statements made dub* the'4l4o s upposve mount to 1,109,000.000 of francs, or shoat itookasq stetting. PAliffi t Ant& n. " The Sailfish •Csbinat glns inseetion ever for. besides •Prbee Limp- and hti rrtrsordivari lig*. tocbowits; Rawls has is far deli, ilharsels. and Paris. n Oat number of Hawkers agent% charged on °hub any inforduitlio that is going forward In the ch dlgheasey, and to.firward to Sc. Peter/burgh. • • • • -• I , • " OPORTO. Ana 11, . " It is said that the English Itiekry has aotillodirlitis . 1111011,1 that the disks of Portugal canoot.remain is the priasakitito, sad that Dos Miguel most put himself seder the protection ,ofeilegs Lad, and that the Jileglisit Clevernuent wilt buret& with Den Pedro, sod try to obtain the bumf et Marls tiar 131ods,•ths thous Queen of Portugal; bat, should be me-sear of tforsetwo. ditiont, he will be dethroned.* • • • CITY. TwaLve co'CLocz. Consols are still very bony, as tbey ...coed at U. sad are now 1164 fee dot Account...-Notblog is doing in tn. Foreign mailer. CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK: Since the early part of the morning; when Consols were at Ni fee the Amount, a trilling reaction has taken place, and Consols weramp I. set i t since which they spin tarsal sellers at ft s re t which price they new remain, alternately buyers and alien. has been seine good sum, and t►e marker Millrensalos ins very fluctuating state; and we again repeat the; tbeta will boa leading et Eackequer Bills. The keying off prices of tie Franck Rents. an Tuesday, mem Five per Cents. IOTL 3k. Ikea per Cents. 7114.41. , • . There ban arrival from ilomhay df the 4th hasery, Wt ere oe Dot hear it brings any thing of consequence. - A failure tss;takes plate is the Corsarsint, Mt gibes in. pa; Unelk In the Fossils mast, Bums Ayres Sack has get ii ; sent. It is supposed ;here ant pea Bears is the above tdS. : • PLYMOUTH. Anu SO. • ritom TDB PLT3OI7IIII AND Dayouroar WUZLT JOS/UM L. A paragraph in ow last, stating the departure of Captain J. M. Hanchett, by the steamer Hylton JoWife, for the purpose of taking the command of the Turkish 'ant, with the special permission of this Government, having been positively contradicted by some of the London papers, we are called opun,ia justice to our selves, to 5.7 that we received the cumnspnication froo 'the most respectable source, and thisiTtistlier inquiry in Me same quarter has served but to incline us to think 'we were correct in the main part of Mir' statements ' One thing. at 1U events, ve know to Ise ;mails, namely, that Cart. J. M. Hanchett, who now ei.joye a pension from the British Government, did sail Motet this port io the Hylton Joßiffs, at the time 'WO for the purpose stated in our last. As.to the 4 1 eipeci permission of his Majesty," 'that part of our states anent rests upon the 'authiiiitf of a gentleman Wtinsi veracity cannot be called in question' des rived his information from the party bimi t ta, The statement made by Air. vi1yr,.41411 t' had' been 'a lung time in comuntiteatioss with St rtGOserts: ment upon that subject, anJ that be baieftitiveli permission, "rids a restriction torn takilig'pla in - any aperatiiins again tl3:itish subjectsor against thorseeeluu Whether or not it was necessary for him tomtit . ..DO permission, we neeil not now inquire; but that be .thought so, and obtained his object after conaniusii4 cation with the Government, appears certain.. The Marquis of Waterford visited His Majesty's ship Britannia, on MQuday, and was received with the usual salute. • The Drawinproona which was held by his micron yesterday was one of tic mew splendid which burner bele knows, if, indeed, not the must splendid. At use o'clock the carriage* began to arrive, and esedeeed till a late boar in the afternma.to set down au arneseablage of beauty, fashion, wealth, sod splendour ' , which the Sovereign of ne other country in Europe could rmilem around him. The sight, in tact, was such a use as a bdelals hir aarth might be truly proud of. sod the *kith people fairly dials lup the world to produce he like. Ili MAJZITT went through the labours of tbar day without eshibitley any eyesptous of excessive fatigue. Hay Royal Highness the Duke of CLoneuat is, we, underotaud. evritenely indisposed. Per tie last few days he has bi en suiferiog from repeated spasmodic attacks width haves. waft sorry to say, placed even the life of bh Royal Hiehmess Mobs* danger. The Duke et WILLUICTON is pestle Mend liedie twee of this illness, and several easwkatlose 14 tits MINS kb penance have bees the cunsequenee. The Duke of Vliatamonos left Ids Minuet% Levee about four o'clock ou Wednesday atom...ond I s less Van duce smarten of an hour atter his Gram had dew' his oaten! and rode thronglrthe Park on horseback at tellgesp. -1M Grace I liad nearly bees threw/m.lnm his berm as he pruceolideleng the iIW, fa eseseqeeace of the animal rumbling ; the 'Mile Duke fell the horse's seek, but fortunately reword' NNW Irbi -1 est mating with the slightest widest. The . appro.chiag Cut c-rt as the Guildhall will possess au attraction whose realty 11114 eseelksee is well worthy et a serest soden hipleindselit Sense *seeds is sing tiers. If see higher badness* muld be tarred Misr 811.1.11.11 sod Miss PATOw the hist of Deekh, h would be priented to the public lel 1 the hat et tissibia slogan THE KING'S THEATUE. • The tmiees of this Theatre last night evinced MCI their loyalty and their ter, by presenting a series` i at entertainments " celebtation of his Majesty . ; Birth-day." It offered to many of the hattte monde itin opportunity for the dirt:day 'of the akin druties and ntimments worn by them in the prrviOmepart of ths day at the royal drawing-room. At the end of the Poperetic performance the whole of the vocal corps ot IhVibieatre came fors it'd and sane. amid the loudest pimp dits, " Gad save the King." The third .cans. (by . Vidante Malibs Gard.) was enthusiastically encored. soticularly the word.!,ta-- "Vey berldend Our bins, And ever simian tam Jut vildibeart and voles, . ' . . GOB sae* the Kin r ...When we note that mint of the boxes were'filled wit. Ladie. in fall Court. dresse., arrayed in " pluines ant 'diamonds," it will be easily imagined that this sispesis ta:eatrelpresented a display unparalleled in the unirerse. ./keertpart of tbe House was crnwded to overflow. 90 br doors, too, the King's Theatre offered, by a ikiiiiiint illumination, an nhject of admiration, which r uotwith t sliding the threatening state of the weather, attracted an immense crowd. As a proof of Anyalty l IbV whole affair was in Resod taste, and de erred the ipprobation and patronage with wbicb it was so amply irewarded. THE ARMY. - A troop of the sth Dragoon Gov& marched into Brighton oti Monday, on their route Irmo Cbriatcbtueli to Canterbury, foe which place they continued theft march the nett weenies. The bead-quarters of the Regiment are, we behave, in Donetsbiee. They are a hoe body of men. Aprobet troop arrived no Tuesday l Item Portsmouth. and will leave this morning fie Canterbury k they are tommapsied by Major WmitaLll4 Colonel WALLACE. the. Commanding °Meer of the llegisnent, is now in Fraoce.--,DrigAtoss Ostrea. MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUARY. Lityrotater.Gastokas...-Mootgontery, F, Bath. • Maasa-Gsamitata—lAmoot, late of 92 F. Robroystoo ; Ford, of hue R. Eng. Woolwich. . Cbt.neet— Al• Combo, 14 F. Fort Williams, Bengal. lasurssater.Cocosima..—Ball, R. Mu. Portsmouth; Tarlatan,. It! SO P Cheshire. Masits—Bates. R. Art. Mauritius. Carrams--.Fulty,3 F. Bbanguipore; A. Macdosald.SSF.tratien.: pore; llogirs. ft. Afr. Corps, qn paaaage to Gambia; &alum, Ceyl. R. llobbs, Barrack Mast. at Coventry, Coventry; Stannerd; h. p, On. Bn. Ds Debran, h. p T 80. Line HALL. Hardepen. timilistaints..-)Cans, 2 F. Warrington, 11 F. Bombay ; Irving, Si F. Ds Pre, $4 F. Dublin; Murray. Royal African Corps, St. Mary's, Gambia; Bevitidge p. R. Mt. Drivers, limerick ; Brodie, b. p. 24 Dr. Cosow the*, b. p. I F. Booloage; Richardson. k. p. 9. F. D. Karl of Mohan bp. 32 F. Al•Kinanon. p. 42 F. 'Springfield. Wandewortb•road; Allen, Lp. 1 Gar. Bn. Tennant, (Adj.) b.p. York Chao. Bintonibi risdele; Gagliani, b. p. Car. 4E41 Rang, Palermo. Boinom.—Patterson, late 3 Vet. 80. Aberdeen. Parnorreass•-.Beirill.b. p. I F. Paris; Sent. b. p. Bee. Diu. Landau • latto - nssa-wansa--Raby. 6. p. 112 Dr. Coventry. Clostwassiuss Dassesesney.—Dep. Asst. Co.. Geo. Asbtoe, Hobart's Town. Vail Diewen's Land. —-- - - Dnrasussor—Sorg. Batty, h. p Awn ; Brown. IS. p. t. E. Madras ; Asst. Sorg. &wart, ss R Demerara ; Maws, SS F. Rabat, w p. t Bs. Lt. Int. K G.L. Haab, b. p. &at. NAVAL INTELLItiENCE. UMW AILUTID Tors Dar—Dublin I—France The Matilda, Gesidridge, from Dublin to Shoreham, was drives an above war IPadstow on• Tuesday night. The Huai and Mira, from Gloucester to Sunderland, was driven on share near Milestone oa Weilnesday morning. The Babes, Beans. from Cardiff to Liverpool, bilged at Fish. gad to Wednesday. The Akzander. Whir, from Dublin to Liverpool, was as shore mar Banger es Wednesday.—cargo discharging. Tbe Kate, MiDougall, from wee en slurs near Mock. heicer in Wednesday. Tar, of Dundee, Miller, bound to Had, was driven an shore on the Lincolnablre coutAir Wednesday. The New-Albion, lLudgerten. from Sondatand, was wrecked seas Scarborough ea Wednesday. :tie Brothers, Incrust, from Inverness to London, was driven on shore on the Herd Sand our Wednesday, and filled with water. The Achilles, Scotland, from Shields to Dublin, was towed 101 l 'Loeb Farbert os the mu ultimo in a sinking state, having attack on a rock. The Phenix, Hanson, from London to Rouen, wu driven- as *bore on Wednesday minis, near Boulogne, and two other vessels, particulars te.ntorrow. Due, Aram, io.—Wind N.H. W.— Arrived the Tropic, Brand. ford, from Barbados. Arrived from London the Tobago, Read, for Quebec; Hero Of.Malovro, —, far Lelia; Mary Ann, Ma ur*. tor Dominica; and Mandingo, Burger, for Jamaica. Posesasoun, APRIL SO.—Wind N.W.—Sailed the Paragon, Whitwell, for Jamaica. !autumn, 'Aram ell.-6 Wind W. N. W. P 4711109111, Arau.S9.....Wind N.—Arrived the Counties of verpool, Hill, from Terceira. bc.artaoitostan. Aran. Ml—Yesterday afternoon the wind veered round front N.N.W. to N. and blew a tremendous pie. ' A small sloop belonging to Whitby is en shore at Filet', and will be wrecked, crew saved. Warm, APRIL ll. — During the gale last evening 8 vessel, cool laden, said to be the Mather, at Landau, sprang a leek, and wastes on shore Dear Robin Hood's. Bay,. and will be wreckede.crew saved. Sonnaar.unt. Aran small veseele, the George and Henrys. and Ilse, In coming far this harbour last nieht,strifek upon the Bar, and have gess it. pieces. Atom Stl.....The Waterloo, Seals, from bane to New castle, was seen riding of Dbnlinguin, with bowsprit and fere. topmast ge I - CANADA CoSIYANY.. • A very numerous Meeting of the Proprietors of Shares in this Company was held yesterday at the Company's Mouse in 8:. Helen's.place, Bishopsgate. The Governor,. C. Boaasteuer, Esq. took the Chan. From the report which was read, it appeared that in Jone•next an•instalment would be due to Government. add that the de vidends and 'other minor claims having beets settled, only abut 2,3944 remained available tu _Meet the instalmebt to Government. To carry on the affairs r f the Company till May next would requ;re 14,2501. Tile Company possessed debentures in Cde i nacta to the amount of 10,0001. The whole amount already paid to Government was 42.5001. for 270000 actes of land, of which 64.000 acres had been told at 9 . 5. per acre. The Goexuton said. that all negotiation with the Colonial Office to get a modification ut the Charter had been unsuccessful; and a, tar as a verbal answer could be considered decisive, Sir G. Murray had so *stated. He washed to know if the Proprietors intended to object to the call which mnst be made to inert the instalment due to Government ? St.sica, the Deputy..Goveinor, said be believed Oat if the tiovernment found the Company unwilling Its abide by the bargain they had made, they would tars round upon the Shareholders, and compel them to ,e 'so, or take possession of the land. Mr. Tooas said It wwild be unwise for the Share holders to sacrifice the property they had in Canada,. and moved a resolution to tlar effect, that the Director, shot/14.1,d possible, obtain a modification of the Charter. After some discussion, rants moved an amend- Wei to the effect, that as it appeared doubtful whether the Proprietors would pay the calls to make the instal ments to Government, in the event of the Directors, being unable to obtain a Modification of the Chat ' they be authorised to take measures, with the COMO& of Guverookest, to dissolve the Company—.(Hear). The amendment %vas carried by a large meiruitri and thwetestiag separated. . . • TILE KING'S DRAWING ROOST. IN CSLitIitATION or MIS .MAJIIIIII.II SiRTII•II4I% Yesterday being the day appointed for bolding a Dsawing IL..,in. in celebration of his MAJIWIT's Awl& D.y, the viLinity of St. James's Palace was crowd e d At an eutly hour with persons ItniiOns to witness ta t gar and gratifying *MCC • In the mornings Brigade Guard, escalating of &whinnies N o the three 'gement. et Foot Guards. mounted 00 the parade le James's Park. The respective Bands of the Ouse reglateuts i s , sembled en this occasion in their full State regiments i Seem her of wind instruments was sheet a hundred. Their perfano ssa , commenced with the ?hiked Anthem. the solo parte brae s 4 the Mandl use the derionte. This wa. followed by the Meech 40 4 Oberon,"" Napolithres Coronation March," and the" Doug Yort's Last March." The Guard was inspected by his Grate th, Duke of Wotaaturross, as Colonel of the De Regiment df Poet , Guards. The colours were then trooped, and the mete surek e d .eff.to their different guards. Those Intended for the KirtgliGesed received the State colours, and .proceeded to St. James's P a u se. .They Marched into the Wei. 4 fard. the bands playing tbe 4 D i a l of York's Did March." During -their halt at the Pal a no r m hematite' perms were performed with admirable skill, t b d uyie . the overtones to Li Cana Ladra, 11 Darhiere di Si v i s l ia, ,;a - e • .TW1C4641 The party of Life Garde arrived at ball pan one, ma Utopia! the spite opposite Ilariborough Home. preceded by their Bashi nearly thirty performers. dressed in their state regimeatals: di ll , plajell delights ully during the whole day. About banquet ate the Palace doors were opened, met low tie ' arm haat and a half the 'Company arrived in great numbers. Th ete wire Irmo& thousand to twelve hundred tithe Nobility Ind O w try present, principally Ladies. u the Levee held yesterday n a y for the presentattoo of the Genilemen. The Honourable Carps of Gentlenwo Predawn appem4 i ii their Coronation Dreier% and lined the Presence Chenille,. Il b , Yevntec Guard also appeared In their Coro n ado.. Dresses, eo4 *ere mediated In the Guard Runts and an the Gram, Suisun, The King'silinh-day'ls always observed 0 111 Collar day. end ~,,,, se/gently ail those who are Members of thevarionadistlogeistite Orders wore their superb Collars; the Debi* Gloucester, Noe ' Leopold, and the Duke of Wellingrou; wore the unifone of ,Fled Mar hall. The Duchess-of Kent came In State, escorted by i .parry Of . Life Goads. Her Royal Itighome was attended by L.dy lharlacte St. Maur. Lady Catherine Jerikinon. sad Wit JotisiTioiroy. The Ducliet• presented Lady Charlotte ilt..Ab a y • and Licly Oftherine Jenkinson to his Majesty. on their bole ( e t . pnhited Ladles of the Bedchamber to her Royal Highness, na Royal Durben's dress was eumposed entirely of ankles of Illitin manutecuire. The Duke end Duchma of Gloucester came la State. attended by Colonel Misers, Ala re Penne. Ca gar. rhea.. and L a dy John Thynne. Prince attended le si r Ruben Gardin e r, followed directly after. band of V alet Regiment of Goards vcseeived the diffetvot brandies of the Segal L ot, Facelift who came in State, with 'a God use the King," sad re Guard pre-mated arms. The itaestan Ambassador. • the Austrian Ambassador the Tail Chancellor, the Archbishop of Cant e rbury. t h e. Spear of the' House of Comm o n s , an d the Marquis of Anglemi. "me et dom. The KING entered his . closet soon after two oilock, thew - 4 in a Field Marshal's uniinins, and received the congraoulati. as of his R-yal Relatives. ti.eir itdoa lfiglniej.es the Duke of CUMBERLAND, the Flint's. AuOOIIIC/1, the Duchess o! CLARIMCE, the Dueheu of K SuT, the Duke mud DdCllt as ail GLOUCIATaIt o sod Pro 'ice LtaPoLbe His Majesty afterwards received the congratulations of the. enitied to the mire, a• well as those attending the general Maw. hog room. His Majesty was attended by Earl Roden as Lord is Waiting. Sir William Halmos° as Groom in Waiting, Sir Robert Mohan as Equerry is Waiting, aid Mutat Hobos as Page of Hoopoe. Amen the company Were—. Priam and Princess Cieven. Prise; and Prisicess Esterhes;, Count Barsjerna, Senor Madrid. Baron Below, Coronae Meat. Corot d'Aghe. Baron Cerro. Mr. Barbour. Mm. Barbour. Vh. count Itabayana. Mons. Rocaftierte 9 Methane (talc!, the SIM Charge d'Affaires, Mr. Co'grabens, C 0111“ Wolf, Marerds Bar. haws, Chevalier de Kantsow, Coast 'Denbo', Chevalier id BM boss, Count Matoushovits. the Lord Clouselke. the Archbishop of Centerbory, the Archbl 14 of Tort, the Lord Primate of Ire land. the. Vier-Chancellor, the Speaker of the Noses of Contemns. ilri•Mester of the Horse, the Oruom of the Stole,. the Treasurer and blaster of the Hotraehniti. the Depety Comptroller of the litiosehold. the filet Commis.loner of Woosli sod ,Forests. the Masser General of the Ordnanee, the fielfatoe. General, the Prod. daft of the Royal Academy. the Lady Mayoras ? Mr. Sher" booth. the Lord Mayor's Chaplain. • 1. • Doms—Bomerett. Devnoshire, St. Mbeaiss Lamer, Leeds ikettessei-11.VeSlesten, Moatrese, Se.Abash: * - . • Alasaluissee—Thiniond. Anglesey, Cannies t Cieleteadder, Londonderry, Mims, Linhaan Witrehestett, Enter. Maircutoessmo—Thossora, Lothian, Cornwall., Sligo, droderry, teeter, Widlealey, aanric;rde, Stalford. Satiation, -Dowager Salisbury, Westmeath, Winchester. Carve/ham. Bark. F.ami--Itosconunsh Belfast. Lie , Brovrow Moos. choke,. Bathurst, Talbot, Herrawtry, MsccksS.W, Roden, Clas. • terbekl. Corstresses—St. Martin de Front, Ranghiasd • Branakerei Dela %Farr, firths; Darlington, Taokerville, Aligner Broom law, Chinn:ell, St. Germaine, Beetle', Rosebery, Antrim, Aloe- ton Dowager 'Monett. Haddington. Be. Mueslis, Plymouth Masora, Leitrim, Verulant, Denbigh, Aleirgalen, Harropby. Talbot, ' Monster, Maccelesbeld, Carlisle. Wesineeland.jermy, Aylestard, Tankerulle. Veisomers—Gage. Palmerston, . Ingestrie Maynard. Bak & Granville. bleeped% Detesters!, Sidniouth, Limn. Viscomszeses—Gage, Hertford, Moodi , Termer, It. Kettle. Grattville..Lonott. ,lutegt.b, Helens. Calthorph Msedesulld;- , Disdas, Me. borough, tleryboroirgh, Chown, Sydney, Salon" &doodah. Gies's& - Lasses—F. Somerset, Soper et, Legge. Gan/hter, Dynes*. BoUri, Cawdor, C. Philippe. Drake. O'Brien (two), Cur ti., Whirshed. t. Bilgravit, Dowager Cawder, Clinton, Gam* Carideo' Sees, Elinor Campbell. Hodson, Antrohns, Harriet Palma**, ,Munn &admen, Augusta Cattalo, Charlotte Butler, Hejteeebiiiy;''Sosit'•lngestrie. Tollamore. *Jane St. Maur, Frs. Finch, Atom Buller. Bilis Drake. Hyde Parker. Grantham, Mary Dundee, Margaret Montague Scott, Diliferio.lialtrier Ryder. *eland, &Una jenkimon, Graves. Maryborouili, Peter Parker, Miylor, Sydney, Lyndhurst, Fremantle, Paget (two), Itselki. O. •liithurat, Sakotru. Ellenhorough, J. Peel, Maria ConyaghamL Kerr • Rolle. Isabella Fitzgibbon, Margaret :Walpole. Sophia Cmi, Caroline Graham, Elizabeth Clements Elizabeth Connvelks, Dorsally. U. Grirosten,:Kihnehie, Charlotte Thytme. Riven, Inizaheth Finch, Wetherell. Harriet Kerr, Georgian. F. de Rem, iv/ ynd. Charlotte 11 iekkrthwaite. Jane Monsoon, Flom Hastings, 117ohans ' Emily Harding.. Mary Bertuderk, Agnes Bros, Sophia . Hasings, Stafford, Fitzgerald, Comrade.. Sophia Heresy, Chattetron, Codrington, Btayoey, Resrori, Addis. Aka. oars. Emily Graham, John Mynah Lenin Beasdiett, Jane William Peel, Havensworth, Anne Beckon s lioretisk Desdas Hese& imp Reetor.:Fitsroy Somerset. Gras% Corellesi Fred. Beaucleek, Katherine Manners, Gradvaltslimerat= Howard, Wharocliffe. Aistrella Vane, Annellersideed o. Geoegians Grey, Mary Grey. Carteret, Heary•Chellmondsiy. A. Montage Scott, Quentin, Elizabeth O'Brien, Charles &Mello., Curtis. Rowe; Lumley, Jemima lientinek, DawkindiVisitsberl, Mainers, Ceroliae Powlett, Moloch; Willoughby de Broke. Jentlawallehilarms Benoist, Augusts Penlett. /Aphis Phipr. • Lepel PhipPs, Georgina' Bathurst, Charlotte Scott, Mary O'Brien, "Carplise Clements, Badly Paget, G. Kerr. Rust ileissammos-.4. Pest, J. Herries, V. Fitzgerald, As. Whose, Foster. Gardoer, Miss Mitford, his. A. Gmse . Miss 0. F. de Roos, Miss M. Robinson, Mrs. Middleton, Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs. Hestbane, Miss King, Mrs. Clifford, Mrs. LaMdb, Miss C.Niee, Miss IL Rice, Miss L. Gower, Mrs. Beets% Miss F. Kinnaird, Miss C. Liddell, Mrs. W. Knot. Miss Mayon, Vim R. LOMA Mrs. W. Herbert. kilts A'Court, Min Paula, MW Klanaird, Miss itaidaseemi Mies Townsbend, Miss Ryder, bks. Fee ;sea, Mimes Addington Ores), Mn. Hope, Miss g. wwww-.-Mntinkledmsster, Derry. Leaden. Or. Amulterg. Not. ffidlake Bray. Disietrea—lipsendi NSW, Baran, Nelelum. timas...4ll.lmairri. M. Taylor, C. Weberell, B. Ram, W. Re. „mantle, C. Heater, T. Hammond, J. Mmellep, W. Leaky, O. *sway, H. illardlgiiem Alas, Gerrard Noel, Bart. R. Ti,.Latrresco, Tramper &aka, W. Hansom F. Wet= 471+ 11 . G. Morro, 4104.14 C. Delia, W. Curds, T.•Aelant. • Anastenta—Sir flontieron, Tsilemdme. General Finds: Corawass...Hagiv• &MU, Menton. Cost, Petals Thalia Wauley. : • , Carrants-41mornimmagi; Fitzgerald, dirks, LPL SIM& Mosses.--}lope, lagtegf" Jolla Romblon Grange, Dawkins emit Wyndham imps Joha Pringdestre, Capet, 111,1"..V i er aliesn, C. 3. R.,Aidis, WoYeel, Horace Twiss, Betreesie, &Mb_ • Miscatessas--Reebtart O'Brien; Lowtb, Pick PPP_ Billie, Colgs,booa, •Wyndkalw Dawkins : ilysb' 0' • Barbour, Goings Row, CaptaiWD. H. O'Brian, Of.' W. nano, Owls. ,Henry &awe. Me* -I Stafford Jeraingtm, Farnlmesimi Mourne. Farb% Anelb"l ... ,; . • ' 1 1.