Star. — London, England, 1829-04-30 00:00:00

. _ _F nve. the which lildprodtis change. originating w paper oteney.. They were much in the same siluation as o;pr/tacked mariners upon an uninhabited island ; while their stores lasted an was peace and-Isar.: Twiny ; but as soon as they began to fail every OM took advantage of his Otigbbour, by endeavouring to appro.. phut: to himself *hat was not his own. Mr. LASO—The question has never.been fairly an tweed bow one manufacturer could pay nearly twice as much as another. He could state for himself, that 'be had received to. day the viarp, from • the warehouse, of s figured canton-crape shawl, at - 9d. per square mere than. some manufacturers were paying. How could this be accounted for on fair prinCiples? . Mr.M.Douoas,.Pollockshaws, could not convider it a proper reason to reject the Memorial because they could not pledge its being Ottk'd into•dect by s Bill in Pit.' Bement. Our case bid changed Materially. The Gen tlemen in Lanark, Renfrew, and AYr Ores, were now convinced that our case was truly despleratei"and it was not to be doubted but they would eseh Alewives in our favour. They bad the strongest jadecetitent for doing so, for it could not be.iupposed that eberwould feel pleasure in being called ion so often topubscribe for the distressed operatives. Besides, property was be coming of little or no value, and would continue so until their wages were advanced. Mr. AV MS said, that though he was not engaged-at weaving. it was not long since he had left the ye*. He had known several attempts something similar to the present, but they bad all failed. He did not think that a legislative enactment could be procured. It would have the effect, in • dull times, of throwing the trade into the hands of the small manufacturers. • Mr. °swarm thought one of the principal objects of the Memorial was to present persons having no capitsl froin making goods, and selling them at any price they would bring. He thought that the subject was at least worthy of a trial, and it was surely only an act of jus tice to endeavour to go band in hand with our distressed brethren in Glaspw and its neighbourhood. Mr. Annan repeated his former objections. It they would petition for a reducti , n of taxation, or for cheap corn, it might do some good. Mr. YOVNG did not-concur with those who thought the present low prices , the effects of competition in the foreign market ; it was the competition among the' manufacturers here, that produced such a great dews. sion in the trade. There being now loud cries of quostion, question," Mr. Parkhill amendment," That we see no good teases our petitioning the Legislature at the present time,as they hove shown themselves hostile to every proposition which has for its object the regulation of wages, being put, from the chats, was negatived by a very.large majority. The • original motion, that the Memorial be adopted, . was them agreed to, and • Committee appointed to carry the same into effect. A motion for a Petition to Parliament for .the reduction of the duty on the impor tation of foreign awn was rejected, as not being in accordance. with the object bi the meeting. Thanks were voted to the Delegate. for attending the Meeting, to the blonagers for the use of the house, and to the, Chasms* fir his impartial conduct. After which the bleeting beige up. THE EVENING STAR. LON DON. -+- THURSDAY., APRIL 30. 1829. PRICK Or STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. Ault Stock Indio bonds 47 3 per Cant.kod. Mg 6 I t South Sea &ocll II per Ct. Corm 117‘ 7 Old Annuities Sy per Cam. 1314. 9J 6 .51000 Radom. MIL 59 60 MI 56 per Com. Red. 951 1: 1500 Ditto 59 40 54 2 1 per Ct. New, lute 1 I Awe and A2OO Ditto 99 40 SS 4 per Cent. 1596. 1051 1 4 Commercial Loa, Aim. 196 3.16 1-111 3.11 India for Am. India Stock Camels for Met 371 I 1 76 FORICION immix. TWO 411'1..H .K Brazilian lids. 5 OA. 616 i 1 Mee Bak. 5 p Ct. 1416 Do Am 346 I Porto,. Bda. Sp C. 441 6 4 Cotoii,l4au Ilk, 6 mitt. Do Amt. 446 Do. 800da.1314. 15 Prow. Hoods. 19111.590.103 D Mak KU. 50.1. 446 Kum.lida.llll9l. p Ct. 98 Do. Ace 65 • Do Acct. II 14 BRITISHI AND FOKKION SHANKS, TWO O'CLOcK. SHAIM rat% 300 300 1174 35 10 75 40 596 SI Dalsnaa .. Braidhaw United likslias There were not any proceedings of public interest in the House of Peer• yesterday ; and there not being *sty Members present, the House of Commons ad leUrtied .without proceeding to business. 4400 Gessoes to the 21st April inclusive, have been ieteivecl. by which we learn that Don MMus,. h proceeding in his persecutions against the o&cers wbo were implicated in say of the attempts made against his usurpation. The expedition from the Island of Madeira. destined against St. Michael's, which had put into Lisbon in consequence of stress of welcher. sailed again on tie 19. h inst. .t..!We 'mentioned more than a fortnight ago that the deed Powers of Europe would shortly take some ttesided measures with regard to Portugal and the ..usurpation if Don Moon. • It is now understood that they have determined on the course to be pursued.— Don Panto, from the first, resisted every attempt *hick was made to induce bins ,to consent to any sr . tangemeat with Don filtouxt., and his appeal to bis Europese Allies has been so strong, and the case itself so fully justified interference, that Great Britain, Femme; wad Militia have, we believe, at last de cided to be no longer quiet observers of the pro ceedings of the Usurper. It is said that be has been required . immediately to surrender his power, pre- Meek% his personal property and liberty, with right to reside 'bete . he pleases eacept in the Peninsula. if I)ortilhovia refuses to accede to these terms (which of course fie wilt), then en expedition is to be fitted out to effect *is dethronement, and the establishment I f the pewee Otte 'young Quasar. Such is the course which' upon sap *is toloe`pueveed; and although w e do not pledge ourselves els the correctness of it, yet we believe that it is SU far teem the truth: • t 'Ramoinit erivitious descriptions are is ciscolaties to day—that as expeditios to Potwarl is about to be fitted est—that troops are to be rent to the beim Jalsseds—that a tas upon all property is to be ;tame distdy imposed—and others of the same character— all, we presume, arising horn persons endeavouring to account for the *clips which has taken place in the I Funds.. Then may be, and probably is. some founds tioo a pert of tbesereports I but, as we have before stated, the decline in thelunds may be accented for, very naturally, by other causes. There has long been a complete stagnation in all de partments of business. and the tithes of it is sow be ginsiing to have its doe influence upon public Securities t that effect was not felt at first, because se persons engaged in business contracted their engagements. the first employment of useless capital was of course in the Funds, and thus counteracted the natural molt of the general depression. The high price of the Funds may therefpre have been considered as a* indication of an unwholesome Stale of things. rather than as proof of oar prosperity, and can never be permanently snaiatained.--more particularly when an unfunded Debt of inconvenient magnitude is afloat, which must eventuallrflithneerted into Stock The surprise there fore is, that priced havehave not given way more materially than they 'have aiready done. Calcutta . Pepers to the 13th of January have been received at the North and South American Coffee home : rases 11112.811111111 aptE. Or vim lieu er JAINIIART. , Yesteeday's dapplerrepion announces the arrival of the Ho.. Company's ship Swan, from Lowdest—ealled the Ist of July, and Culdnobarloe S i nd at becember. . hem awl Joan Boas or Isla 6m—At present nothing of local inspertsisce has 'occurred to an up the blank, sad conspWets of the want of mart are Net loader, use store prevalent, than far die want of sews., we have sec heard any thing et the ineeeasent el the Geverner. General since Ws Lossiehip left the Presidency ; Let it is said that objects el grater importance than a niers participation is the sports el the Geld are conjoined with t►e mown 'agonies. CALCUTTA MARK/MIL • Cameo—Mr market has been quiet during the past week, with se alteration in price. Oaanr—The transactions k this have been limited, and the prices have a tendency downwards. _ _ lessee—Several sales have bees reported threesr the week, bet is _rod eseasellsti "elides the crepe are set kkely to exceed "WO laseeda, at which there le • mall poetise et really lee Wag& _ _ _ Is Piece Geode neding Is dela', Saltpetre a the decline, Sups in linked inquiry, and finer qualities Wily wanted ; Lead and Beck Tin heavy ; a tarp stock of Iron in tbe nuskm ; ands large stock el European goods, of' every demigods', pressing an the musket, and sales very limited, even at low prices. . Freights to London may be stated at from Le to £3 per too for dead weight, and to France it is stated at ISO to ISO francs. CITY. Twiny, o'CLocz. Up to the proem hoer we do nen hear of the arrival of any Condoned informatien it coneeloence. Cassels opened this mamas at •7a I for the Accent, dace which they ham rather stem way, and may at present be looted at $74 to 4. CITY. HALF-PAST ONIS O'CLOCK. The reads atW eillitiaie very heavy, and large sales have been effected : the sauteed the market being in such a sickly state, is owing to a report that it Is the intestion of Minister to fund all the Beating &dumpier BIM, to the amount of twenty Thh operation no doubt, when it is generally known, will have great weight on the stashes, and a (either decline may be and. cipated. Consols ►ave receded to IT, but at present may be quoted at a? to f, and a geed deal of business was dime ln the early part of the day. The Mad has prevented the arrival at the hooch 11.11 and Zar MOM b settling day is the Foreign market, and within le dying. DUMFRIES. Amu. RS. THE KINCMIRTH-DAT. His Majesty's birthday was celebrated here • on Thursday with greater eclat than for some years past. The bells at later vale rang a merry peal. and early in the forenoon we had rather a splendid .procession o mail coaches."fhe horses' beads were decorated with ribbons and flowers ; some scores of children got a ride for nothing, ohd appeared highly delighted as they lookid out at the windows; men, women, and mu.i clans, were seated no the top; and the different guards stationed behind.'were ai 'nowt and gay as a dandy from Bond-wee, in the laced hat and other articles of livery which the King presents them with once a year. Between tour sod five o'clock sipwirds of seventy Gentlemen sat dawn to dinner in the' ing% Arms Inn—Provost M'Kie in the Chair, supported by Francis Shout, E q. as Croupier. The entestainment was excellent, and the liquids good . ; and al it is seldom we have so large a dinner party, our •eivic rulers must have been highly gratified on seeing thensselves sottounded on such an occasion by nearly four score of their townsmen. The usu.l loyal, constitutional. and local toasts were given from the Chair; politics were avoided by a son of tacit agreement, and the evening was spent in a very happy manner. Mr. H. *Minn. of Lectfield, pronounced a splendid eloge use his gracious Majesty and the Bei tith Constitution, and was applauded to the echo, both when be commenced and concluded his speech. Without meting tat tiler into detail, suffi e it to say. that the mum* ens distinguished for its loyalty and harmony; that Mt. A.ezander. and some owes Wiwi. , duals present, elated to the utmost their vocal powers, and were greeted with plaudits as hearty as they were sincere. A litue after eight, the Provost s Magistrates, and most of the company adjourned to the Trades' Hall, where they again evinced their loyalty by dedi. eating flowing bumpers to the health of his Majesty, and almost every distinguished statesman in the laud. Among these the Earl of Eldon was not forgotten; or rather, we should say, he ieccived the hill beliefit of his own invention, of a supplesssentary cheer. Its the course of the evening squibs and crackers were !kind whiz zing overhead, and tat-barrels seen blazing at various stations. His MaJaavv's Levee was yesterday attended by all the infleetta, wealth, and fables of the reentry. No Levee so truly splendid Weeny respect has, is tact, bees known for many years. Dtspatches were received yesterday morning at the blew Other front the Governer and Commander k Cbkf, Llest General the Hon. Sir G. L. Om; G.C.B. at the Cape of Good Hops; from die Gower's', Lieut.-General Sir NOVIAID lbws, K.C. B. as Ceylon ; and from the ChIVISOR and Cenimander in thief. Liam -General the Hen. Sir Commas Cosmos', G.C.B. sad G.C.H. at the hlauridus. The dbpatclies Iran the Cape are dated the tithed February. and these kens Ceylon the lath of December. They relate entirely to the internal affairs of those Colonies. At th. Duchess of Sr. ALlaX's party on Tuesday. her Once danCdd a wilts with Sit Gasses Waaallaaaa. , The Doke and Duchess of ATIMAL strived on Thursday last at Llinbargh, es their way from Leaden to Dun. held Hasse. Mrs. W. CAMAC give a grand ball and supper on Mislay kw, at bee splewlid milldams la Manslielioneet. Jens DATUM. E q eldeit .on of Mr. Justice BAY. lAT, has bm,u appointed Clerk et MAK es abs Northern Circuit, io the ream of Pomona limes, Kn. detested. Mr. 'mike, Haw, has perseveringly gess the Northern Omit kr-essay years with a view is this valuable appehnosent. it being in the oift of the assist Judge who has last travelled the Circuit. hir. Barn was of a very advanced age. WELLS, Aram 28. morning. as mare o'clock. a ainm alarming an/ soden, Am broke entuie doe western pan d obis city; several booms have already false a sacrifice to the devouring eintwoe. and at this nosenent (threw o'clock) the *re la still raging. ' A number of peer families ars already rendered entirely destitute ; and es the wind is still blowing strong flows tio North-west, muck further dalliele 4 *sr"' ....eseroserr ADELPHI THEATRE. blatnews and YATES had a full rehearsal of their new Al Home, at this theatre, on Tuesday evening. in the presence of a select number of friends. The enter tainment opens with a Lecture, in Iwo parts. on peen liarities and manners. entitled Spring Mediag. which is delivered by Warsaw' with the admirable talent for various imitation peculiar to this finished artist. The characters are, we understand, all drawn from life—that of the late Or KITCHINIS is true to the, letter. At the end of the fist part, YATES intro.l duces a trial scene in One of the Irish Omits of Jusioce, in which this dramatic 'Protests aiternately .per Innate. the Judge, Counsel, and Witnesses, with 'goal -uccess. MATHEWS then resumes his Lecture, and aft, r soils. admirable songs, and a most extravagssit assemblage of puns, concludes his portion of the entertainment with a Country Concert. consisting of song and patter. YATES +concludes the whole with an undecipheted Legend calleu Harlequin and Mr. Jeakins, in which every part of this extremely laughable speaking Pantounine is su•tained by himself, with a verisimilitude of talent, and a rapidity of change if dress and character quite a•trinis!rt•,d.— HooD and Holloware are the reputed Author.. MANCHESTER. Arm 25. ; HYDS Tins-own—A 'step& on the part of three factories in kb de. and the neighbourhood, to sit c n a declaration " that they will not contribute "nor belong to any society or combination of work-people." has kw to a torn-out. About a fortnight ago, the winders in Mr. Horsefield's extensive mill, give notice foe an advance of prices, which he promised to give them on condition that they would sign the document; they I relished to do so, and. all bands are notv out f work. On Friday last, the hands in Mr. Samuel Ahliton's mill, and those of Messrs. Sedebotham and Brother., of Haughton.Dale, also left their employment rather than sign the "Declaration." TH - E ARMY. LIMO Punnet bar—Lord Fuson 80111111111 T, as Military Secretary to General Lied Hms.. Commanding in-Chief. went through his List es Tuesday. at his lace, Ii the Hens Guards. A few General. and about forty ether Deere. trans. 'mod milker/ beams with his Len . A Deschnsent belonging to the Nd of Infantry pro. ceded by canal boat, en Tuesday mein& fee %Mom A De. l mamma of the Nth Regiment of groat mardiod yesterday morn* from Lemke for Albany Barracks. Detachments belonging sr the enth and Nth Ileglasents of Infantry marched yesterday merning from London for Dmonpert. A Detachment thr 5.1t1c Regiment of Vent matched yesterday morning free London for Portsmouth. en route to Jersey. lbanday, a desperate dray took place at Tide*. between is.. soldien of the Nth and UN Regiments. and the townsmen, and several wounds,were Unwell by the bayonet. AU the trot* in Cork, ewes the Irlth Foot. are shoot toles., there. The Ist Royals leafs nest week, fee Manchester. The dw pot of the t Ith Regiment of Feet. and the 34th Regiment, have re. mitred orders to be ready to march at a nsomest's notice. new Tlia 141/111110E esaeraets 011 AIPSIL The Rigel Artillery. Royal Dragoons, 34th Regiment, and de pots of the Ink and With. were to bate bred es Tbersdayoin the South Mao Cork; but in corsipsence of the inclemency of the weather, they sheaved the rejoicings is their respective barracks. Tide day the nth Regiment, commanded by Lieutenant-Coked Weeniest/4 underwent their halLyearly 1211111106N1 ID the square fif the New Barracks. Maier-General Sir Amass Ikazener wan d well pleased with their appearance and tubules& Nest lifenday selenight is Axed for the suspenders el the 404 Riles is this Guinea The Stith and Stith Regiments were decorated with laurel, eti Thursday, in commemoration of the battle of TIMMS*, whoa . they a cosapkoses put. Royal Dragoons starch from Cork and Ballincollig en IlestA day and Wednesday. for Dublin; and are to be replaced by the Scots .Greys, at present in Dubliti. The Royal Dragoons are to embark at Dublin far Liverpool. on their route to Manchencr. The 4th Regiment. or King's Owe. under Lieotenast.Colonel ene of the karat corps in the mules,. have resented their usual exercises In Glasgow Oreeis. The beadviarten ',the 1134 Regiment. comprising eight Meets and 1411 men, comounded by Lieutenant C.olowel Cornea, C.B. which arrived from Ceylon is the *reopen Allay. on Wednesday. disetniparked 'at Down, sad searched Into Fortes Barracks the following day. The Amity left °deaths, on the 4th of December,' and the remainder of the Re hitme wu to renew a few days after. maids in the Arab transport. Part of the Sikh Regiment diens. barked at that settlement an the NM of Nev. and the retashider of the Regiment was dowdy expected in the Lord Cochrane itadepon, which alp bad pot inn Rio de Janeiro. t , •• NAVAL ANII.ILItiENCE. ;.~ Maus Aging. TousDavDiablia I—Waterford I—Swedes Hamburg') I.—. Lisbon 1. The Cbieftain. Pattenea. from London to Vincent's. is on ahem near Hearn Day. wkli muck damage. loos of rudder. anchors and cables. and must discharge. . . The Hatlmola. Kennedy. from Palermo to Liverpool, wee to. tally wrecked near Holyhead on Tuesday—crew saved. ,The Yams. from Barbados% to Liverpool. and LPtitla. James. from Liverpool to &Wag. wer‘ driven on shore mar Holyhead us Tuesday. and hiliedcrew saved. The tuna, Culbert). from Newcastle. and John. Dobbs. of Sum deriand. sunk mar Yarmouth so Tuesday. having struck on the sauds—..crew saved. The Polies. Inshore. from Serra Leone to Load's. fooodereet ea the nth ultimo elf the Waal of Furs —crew and remora' erred. The Clifton put Wyk te the Mauritius previous to the 14th February. Why, and surly all her eargo damaged. Rumors, Amt. 111.—Datiog the while last sight and gma:er part of this day it has blows a heavy gale flue N. vr. 4 mimeses, reported to b 0 the Sisters. of Flynsouthens Cardiff to Louden, is in /froadetaire Roads, disunited. Su al sail el vs.. tele were missing this morning from Ilroadstairs. Mammon. Arius ti).-1t blew very heavy dodo, the sight at N. N. W. Two ships soda brig lett these toads, supposed with lees of whim and cables. Doves, Aram 2..--Arrived the Integrity, Johnson, from St. Kitt's; Shaw, Div**, from Charleston. Haas., Aran. its —Wind W..—Arrived from London the -Mar quis of Anglesey, Jameson, and Melville. km Dominica; Beatrice, Oasich. "for St, Kitt's • Blisabetb, *Donald. for Van Diemen's Laud; and Mr Edward Paget, for India. Arrived the Hope, Matilda*, front Trinidad; Druid. Deveskill. from Most. *mat; OW Maid. Brown, from Sierra Leese; IlAmbeth, Heiman. from Jamaica ; Wilyaa Mae, Bair. Clement,—, and Craw well, —, from India. Arms. mt—Wisol N.W. It has blows; entreenely hard front N.N.W. to NAL—Arrived she Bekaa, from India. Ar rived fiem Leaden the Whirehavea; Fidler. far Santander; Sir- B. Ceddetteos inadirf, for qtarke ; and Doke of Netfdi, Tho me. tsr St. KW's. • POWIIII•011111, Arau.SL—Wisel W.N.lFf.—.Arrived the Harriet, lineman, from Sawa Jamie. Aram n.—Artlvell the Nevis usurer; frees Make. " Parweata, Arau. rf.—Wied W.l4 . l l W. ? ...trrtved .the .111•4 Cooper, hew the fileuridesity Fraeces„,Deeis o ftsen gnaws Pegmatite Aber& V.— W. to N.N411 2 ;, 11 • • Aran its:=Wied i 1: 7 -341gistod : drio negee.packet, trees Lisissegliesi lid bbop" „ •4. • • • Lersareer., Arius 17:-;-A!riired 'the lir:ilia, Crochet, New Yea. Ss. Jesse% N. B. Mein —.The twig Nucl. limbehaw, re% tensed bore es away bat fries Jamaica, se her outward passage. The day oiler shelf& HAW" the geh Jemmy. she saw a bevies, seder wale wed feautelp-edli, Wise/din to N.N.W. the wind. thee blevrbg arra Treed tie aid it was wigh difficulty the Nancy weathered Salk leised. wren the renew the Wipe was ✓ieffini• Corals s. b /Wm she streak NI that kW. bid hypes are setertained that at way haws Awe the ASI piss % whisk lift Palopeuth es the IlikNotegjer fa se r io rt, *edible the caters and crew say isseetheigeolofg the share' is safety. Several weeks, bewer, mg*. before it o as ertaleal such is the use. s . 1 , , THE KING'S LEVEL Yesterday his MAIUTT held his first Levee rne th e season. The attendance was numerous and splendid. It is supposed there were between thirteen and reu rteets hundred. including the great majority of the Nobility of the hlphest rank. who paid their dui to their vereign. Very judicious and effective arrange ments were made about the exterior of the Palace to prese rve larder. Rio Richard Binds, the Chief Magistrate of Police, atteni ti l s with Townsend and Sayer. at the head of a nonsersos body dye. lice. Mr. Lee, the High Constable of Westminster. was m um on horetheek. Their arrangements very much facilitated these. ergs of the company to the Palace, and although it was end d the West Levees the King has held since he came to the Throne, the company had all lilt by about Is o'clock. The Guard of Hemmer under the command of Lard /antes Hoy e occupied the Palace Yard. with the Grenadier Band in their Siam uniforms. At half past one o'clock a detachment of Royal lione Om* arrived in the Court.yard, near Marlborough Home t the b u d wore their superb State dresses. On thhotession they mad the silver kettle drums presented to them by his late Majesty. n, Marthalmen and Under Powers wore new uniforms ; the G a m, awn Porters and Pages were in mentralng. , Yeomen Gomm dad UMW of the finest men in the Regiment of Royal Horse Saw s were watitwed ea the stancese hod in tbeirmirthneem. The Honourable Corps et Gettlensea rientra hoed die p m . sears. Chamber. The time announced far iilening the Palace da m was 11.1f -cast one, but in consequence of the one of carriage. o t . tending to New Bend-street), which bad formed by one eels& they were opened about that tune. Previous to the coauraeocement of the Levee. hie Monte pee an audience to Mr. Secretary Peel. The Kean th.n received no w entitled to the honour of the Lou.., commencing with their 144 Highnesses the Mkt, of Cumbei laud and Glenceseet. Prince pout, and the Foreign Ambassador's Prince Eleven. the Russian stinbawador; Prince Foterkiebe a A wa k e Ambas s ador; Monsieur Fetch. Anibanuelor fruni the Netherlands; Baron Below, the Prnsalan. Minister ; Conn liMornstiersia. the Swedish Mi;shter ; Count de %loathe, th e & A A Minister; kiassieur de. 11 rinmies, the Spanish 31inister; Barbour, the American Vomiter; hi. liecatue ft e, th e M e d ea Minister ; Viso/wit hatialkna, the Brasilia. Slinkier; the She. dinian Minister. the Neapolitan Minister, she Bavarian Medoff. the Winemberg Minister. the Sante Charge d'A ff aires; Me; Colquboun. the CoatohGeneral for she Haase Tawas; t *em ir de Neumann, of the Austrian limbaser. The following bad Aodiences-- Prince Litres', to deliver a letter; Count de Moltke, upsa by retain from abroad ; Chevalier de lea liermedes, to deliver his credentials from his Royal Highness the Duke of Loma; the Bs. quit ilarbacena, to deliver • letter. Count Matounievite, Chantbellan Tshitcherin, and Count &bide s ' were premed W Prince Liens. • • Count Doubt,. Prussian Secretary of Legition, was preempt by Barns Bolow. Count 11111sralle. anode to the Danish Legs. nen; was presented by Count Moltke. Monsieur Ale:audio Bow tars was presented by the Chevaliir de Zca Hermetic& Nam (Imhof*, Count lilaskalestre, and Count &awaken; wee pas seated by Count LedelL AN the Cabinet Ministers were present (with the exception of the Karl of Aberdeen, who was absent In cuneequente rif a domes. tic calamity). the Great Olken sit dtatejlie Master of :he Hews. ` hold, the Tressoter or the Household. die ibep:sty Comptroller of the Household. the Karl Marshal f Raglans the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Archbishop of York. the Lord Primus, of ire. land. The Stom then proceeded to the Grand. Grine ,Roorn, sal ask Iris station to the kit of the Throne. Ilia Mums, wire appeared iu 'mann health, wore the order of the Gonne and sews! Res. Mao, French, sod Prosaism Orders. The Lord in Waking war Earl Roden; the Grose in Waking, Sir Sap= lianiser; sad the Equerry In Waldo& Sr Roden Be l4oo The Bak el h. Albans appeared in the Whew of Grand hlee.er d lOW. and several appeared in the foil Highlaod MeMmime. ThiSmolol Ansbamadee came in state. • . • • At the Levee diem weft resist s of +lr the T tc l e t =r ei tie g laid as#l the ted:Zjr.d,r of Scetkadi t im eiskse . 13fratral. the Vane, of the Ceremoniti l : the Master Ilieneral of she Ordains-41de Commander of the Force% tbe Quarterouster General, die !Vice Treasurer of the Oisseelkr dike Duchy of Luteatta.the Chief Cornstalks* of Woos& CodAireste. the Ltd Mayor of Lowden. the Shards d Lades sad Middlesex (Mn.... Bond said Cognised). Under She. Iticharlsos sod Tikes. the Rho et. Araks. the. Captain of the Hoinorable Corps Gentles. Prosiasers. the Cepa* of de Times Gaud,* Rev. Dr. Durkin' (Assistant Chaplet's Owsersl),. lb Judge of the Admiralty Caen, the Prevost ef Trinity College, kliktia; Steresery of the General Rost Mee; Mr. Hey, Under ef State' fa. the ColatiarDepartesest; Mr. Sergeant • dte Deputy Iteceeder ad Lassies. Dissos:.-Welliegtos. DeessidaireOloifelk. Argyll, Bas eery Dwssi, m Rkftmoed, Leeds, Rutland, St. Alban's. Lasser, kw& se, tipachwa UniseissOnvansie Wank?. Oxistalts. wkiavvhsr. Mer. Worcester. Bristol.Cbeinseedeley, Thane= cerde, Losamellerry. Ormoml, Laddan, Salsbury. Bath. Lindens. Craws. • Beesa—Mouratekarks. Ragweed. ,Haddlarall avelashdl. Newburgh. Cassaba, Brewolow. Taskervilk. He w.,i le Pommels Grey. Morton, 'mays. Darlington. Ildester. Dew high. 'Cowper, Plymouth. Godard. May Belton, liaises, Res. cosmos, &Wee. Reedy.. •Abo, Chichester. Litslss SWIM. limy, Abingdon. Mahan. Rsol.billee,. Longford, liralsocie l L:rprd ireL i t Derchester. Mee. Sinftesbury. Kiessulk, Clareedoe, ei G=E L _Carliale.:llstisuret. Wetmore- Lod. Taber, almouth, Vismoints7peeetturn7lll4VlTtreassveo. Gernmesise, Os. Isticts. Maynard, Renamed._ pillgtsve. Castlereagh. Templetews , Illseastb. Dowse. BantigoVilleis. Wood, Bawd, Corry. Ash. ley. Pakneretno, Lowther. Oranalle, &naafi, Oleo, Idelherana :mak. 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O.SW/tea, IL Somerville. T. F. IL Draper, B. D. H. liipkiastene, H. A. Malaise, M. S. Stewart. J. Wiwi& Bearers—leaden. Cblebeetw. Winchester, Bristol. iftessw. . •Asspk, Lishaeld sod Covestry. Glimmer, Mesa, Sly. Oaks* Barbados.. Cerksk. Durban'. Lauda!: Ikea of Saisbury—Areiskscoe Dorset. Rev. M h, Dscums—Dakins. • Erb Kressq, Kate, Moak NOIL Nov Mnonbir. Ar.Fiiird Dowes,'W. &nag. 181114•6 8 1 , J. sCroy. W. Holmes, G. P. B. Palm W. (i w• Bratislava. Z. Walpole, A. barnaby. Firave. . • Crofts. C...Wedswerth, G.O. Towasheud, J. W. Hays", ILANIN P. Coke, A. H. Glace, G. Borrard,J. W. Mackie, J. H. SWAMI M.A. S. &nith. C. Perris& R. A. ktagrave. J. Gamest:, S. Vs& ten, A. Morgan. • Doeupaa— Madame., Beau* . Richardson, SA Reda" Smithey; Palm,. Merida, Hair. Banta Bakken. Le Mintage Kantitim. Comesissary-Ovsigi i &thee. Commodore White. Beassmos—Arabbi, Craw.Beumb Wilk. Asausam—ar C. Rowley, lir G. Elediweed. G. Mardis, Hos. ar IL ilmeinnsi, Or W. Meow Nero Sir R. H. 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