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i .4 ustritn, Sardinian, American, Bavarian, Sank Sicilian, 'S v ie. ,I..sh, Turkish, Prussian, Portuguese. Ilisnors—Chester, Linctiln, Oxford, Carlisle, Bangor, Exeter, London, Salisbury. I/LANs—Christ Church, Westminster, Salisbury. Bar. DOC TO ai-Stanittr Clarke, Burton, Barnes, FNfies, Sampson, Kea:e, Nott, Short, Goodenough, Cuper, Gray, Hodg son, Carr, F.ngland, Dakir.s. Ilty. NlEssits.—r. W. Flinn:berg, Harris, T. Mills, J. For tefreue, John Croft, J. King, C. ['owlet, Thomas Thurlow, Sir John Robinson, William John Nloost, James Harris, B.D. George Wasey, Lascelles Iremongtr, R. Carleton, W. Ronne, Alexander Sternhy, Edward Law, .1. Ferrets,. F. Brackenbury, Robert Louth, William Brown; J. G. Wrench, Stewart Sego.r Trench, T. Cook, T. Morgan, M..t. Manse!, John Orde John Hewett, 13.1), Sir Robert Peat, Fitahnbert Fuller; Borndalle, W. H. S.pringet, Louth, Kevill, 11. llrackenbury. Derros•--Luham. Grey, DodAon, M.P. James, Dresser, Ma son, Rodtiam, Halliday, Yellowly, Burton, Baillie, Beet, James, Forbes, Baird, Somerville, Darwin, Thomson, !iv+ lamore George Gibbs, Franklin. liasoNs-LJust, Fagel, Balow, Pleffel, Midair, Wolfe, De Slonsesquieu, Solekem Col:ars--Ludolf, St. Martin d'Aiglie, Melkt, Blucher, Mun ger, Eleven, Woronzow, Parnell°, Sr. Antonio, Linsin.;en. AlornoracoNN--De Grey, Durham, Bev. Dr. Thomas. Armatmr.s—Rothwell, _ Serjeant Onslow.—Cirevalier Ruspir.i. Sias—C. Flower, B. C . d.:Ford, Lumley Sketfington, F. Dos- i , rages, J. Graham, IL Wigram, Thomas Grey, Her.ry Floyd, John Pollen, Lucius Curti. ' Charles Rouse lioughton, J. 11. l'almer, Dart. T. C. lionywood, S. Clarke Jervis, N. Dunkin held, J. Cetterell, C. Morgan, Bart. Gilbert Blanc, Walter Stir ling, A. Hood, T. Dyke Ackland, Thomas Turton, Compton Doraville, Harry Darell, Nelson Rycroft, Iluzli P. Palliser, 1 Thomas Clifford, William Rowley, 11. C. :Montgomery, Wm. Guise, Edward Owen, T. 11:11, J. 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Baker, James Little, Alexander Al lan, Frederick Baker, Her.ry Br idges, John Compton, Robert Biker, Harry Peyton, I- W. Holmes, M. Ximenes Robert Cliffo:d, C. Haggerston, Richard Acton, C. Sullivan, 11. Jones, t,:. Beckworth, F. Kerrison, William Young, J. Ileresford, liol;ort Chester, William Scott, John Clarke, T. Thomson, J. Robinson, -G. Clarke, Barry Calvert, T. Mantle, Killgrove Turner, Thomas Hammond, John f'opley, --.-- Angctstein, Benjamin liobhouse. A EIVIRAL%-1141kett. Scott, Poyntz, Curzon, Douglas, Sothe lei, Sir W. Young, Viscount Exmouth, Sotheron, Hingham, Nowen, Sir G. 11. Whitsbed, Hamilton, Monty, Lawford, G:i: , r4, Sir J. Starr's, Bowater, West, Lake, Sir J. Gore, lialiiclay, Sir Benjamin Hallowell. Sir E. f'oelrington Sir W. 3 lorli.rn, Sir T. Bettie, Sir J. B. Thompson, Sir 11. Neale, Sir B. G. Keats, Su R. Strachan, Ballard, Sir G. Martin, Sir B. Mania, Sir P. Nlalcohn, it ('. Rowley, K.C.11. Sir N. Muorsom, Lord Gambier, Sir David Milne, K.C. B. Lord Colville, Sir W. Hargood, Wilton, Sir ('. Ogle, Sir G. Moore, S,r H. Sawyer, Gosselin, Palmer, Sir J. Morris, Sir J. Sutton, , _Ore:ander, Winthorp, Fraser, Wodehouse, Page. (;e..vart.u.s—llart, Sir W. Hutchinson, C'alcraft, Goldie, Pre vost Tas. Balfour, Brooke, Dickens, Fitzgerald, Chester, Skin ret:!•.:ir W. I'eacocke, Sir T. Dallas, H. M. Gordon, Sir J. C. Shertntroke, Neuilly, C.B. Sir W. Cockburn, Bart. Spencer, I oCrus, Slade, Sir E. Stopford, Young, 1. Grant, Sir J. 11. ' r.nic, Smith, Poyntz, F. Maitland, Sir H. Montresor, Mo sheim, Sir Fitzroy Maclean, Hill, Sir M. Disney, - Lord How -I.rd of Eflngham, Cookson, Thornton, H. Fraser, Cartwright, Lord E. Somerset, Sir G. Cooke, Wemyss, Sir R. Blair I)rinn mond, Sir G. Walker D'Arcy, Bruce Baynes, Sir C. Imhoff, Werkeral, Sir C. Doyle, Brown, Bingham, flume, Adams, Ilorkins, Vansittart, Rehow, Dyott, Fermor, Sir M. Nightin gale; Phipps, Moore, Sir G. R. Bingham, Sir J. Hamilton, ' Craven, Lord Lyadoch, Sir C. 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Dickson, Shawe, Prother, C.D. Rice, C.oliffe, Robarts, Perceval, C.B. R. Nixon, Gibbs, Fitzgib hoo, Davies, ('alven, Hon. W. H. Gardner. Burgiss, Camac, licsanquet, Bull, Drinkwater, Graham, Morrison, Wildman, 1.'0..1 R. Manners, Pye, Grant, Sowerby. D' Aguilar, Beckwith, I. Smith, Bingham, J. L. Caldwell, Davison ' W. Hooke, J. toretton, Maims++, Plumbs., Drummond, Dance, Cotton, sir J Maclean, M.P. Atcheson, Vanmorel, Gaitskell, Sir M. Xi nienes, Vaughan, Ashew.rt h, Lord Saltoun, E. Cotton, Ha t ikon, Sir R. Steele, Christie, French, Sir R. Jackson, Mac.. fitiLlail, l'asley, Webb, Rowan, Ford, Fyers, Netheron, Le , lesiarier, Hay, S. Barnes, D'Arcy, Syme, Barrow, Harry, fisher, Askew, Brand, Sir H. St. Paul, Dorsi*, Warre, Ross, Bruce, Evans, Thornton, Andrews, Philpot, Keat, Morland, Scutt, Brydges Fead, Napier, Frederick De Burgh, Mallet, Fir C. Smith, liownman, Mackinnon, I)elah, W. Smith, Eu '•ace, Baker, Bucknel, C. If. Mosley, 111 Bosset, Dalrymple, hdmorid, Turner, Dawkins, Cuff, C. Smyth. Clitherow, Rad.' c'Afe, Sir 11. Douglas, Sir It. Arbuthnot, Macdonald, Maclay, .1 i.,gins, Sir .4. Fraser, K.C.B. D'Oyly, E. Walker, Sir It. Waliams, Sir W. Burgh, Cavendish, Barnes, 11. Baillie, Dal t;,n, Brooke, Atchison, Thackeray, Jervois, Salmon, Ferguson, :`.ithorpe, Campbell, Addison, Mercer, Varnicombe, Cochrane, Kelly, C. Hill, Daniell, Sir C. Campbell, .tdaye, Sir H. Pym, I.:je, Reeves, Thornton, Vansittart, Strutt, Addenbroke, Ste % I ,on, King, Seymour, Shaw, Bridger, Harris, Sirs G. and N. Campbell. 11.mas—Peters, Bye, Fane, Love, Fead, Colegrave, Parker, 1' ilor, R. A. Stawell, Wood, Sir C. Colyer, Peters, Lord G. 1.-1 -.,:0z, Polhill, Hunt, Gardiner, Wilmot, 'Maberle .-, Burton, Wanistour, Brown, Durnford, B. A. Macleod, Buchanan, l'4aroharci, Alston. Fred. Campbell, St. Clair, 11..%. Cavendish, S :.:t.on, Waith; Wetltlerburn, Cross, Elsington, Pov, Thomas Cr.e...ile, Marshall, Jones. A.D.C. Moor, Wetherell, Roopell, (...ii, Fitogerald, 31orison, Craigie, Napier, A.D. Lloyd, T. Dr ,k.e, Wilmot, Cowell, Smith, linker. CAFTAINi—Rnui, R.N. Harley, Dawkins, Scott, R.A. C. 11. W.-, roi, FIN. Edw. Thrice, R.N. Sherwick, Rathhorn, R.N. Lk i rouer,-11.11.G. John Baker, R.V. Hardyman, R.N. Robt. /kt•ce, R.N. P. rissltr, R.N. G. F. Rich, ILN. Gray, Rice, 11 , rkeley, R.N. T. W. Montague, Bentham, RN. Nlalitig,ll.N. R: 'ion, 11. N. N. Waldegrave, C. Wyndham, Austen, R.N. I ' . t t . l ° 7l, it N• ( 1 1-' 4 4, R.N. Sir Jas. Lynd,K.C.B. J. Monta?u, l'.N. lrvnie, I)ijoo, R.N. Bentiock, Crooke, R.N. Culvile, I' •non, Harrison, R.X. Conroy, R.A. Edward Curzon, R.N. ' . .•^ 4l Y, 31 - 3 1 Jt:bcws, R.N. Sir E. F. Stanhope, H.N. T.Fel ' Wes, R. N. J. Ferguson, R.N. Clifford, R.N. Charles A. 13a , :.:-, 11. N. lkishwatol, Liringtort Fraser, Hall, Henry Forbes, ....N. Sir Chas. Suliiv a n, R.N. D ungan, ILN. Gardiner, Nourse, P . N. c B. Horace Seymour, Ith:kinfleld, Cox, R. N. New- 1 .arnhe, R.N. 11. Ni:hulerm, Wallington, Boyle, R.N. Chap ,"4ll. 11..1. De St:mh, R.N. Andrews, S. Scott, J. Gordon, b. X. FAL,: n, Athill. U.N. R. Ilall,ll. N. Irhy, SPCleod, R.N. Co:as, B. Hall, U.N. J. Crispy, R.N. Schoenberg, Maples,' I 1 C.ll (.o , ilsreiti, lhandlino, 11. Narier, R.N. Caldicutt, Ma -1...cr!„ - -Vault.. It. N. B..ylty, 11. N. Waldegrave, 11. N. Dai‘r kii ~ ::: , : 4 1.oden, Garrett, U.N. Iligginson, Sir Al. Seymour, .i : , 1;, N. Rods', U.N. Catteret, C'.ll. Hawkins, A. L. t ~r; 7, U. Piottor, 11. N. Poulett. R.N. J. Burton, R.N. S. 14• k,..:,, 1.N. , . I). Laurence, R.N. ShifTner, RN. F. Mason, R.N. 1:1 4 ,1,t, R.N. J. Rabortson, ILN. Morgan, Hon. S. M. .:Ltinvr, Hunter, W. Rous, C. Harvey, IL N. Bridges, R.N. 1;4; • a d. It. N. C. Grant, It. N. I I. Boteler, 11. N I.ll:nybreys .7:. P:ickett, R.N. lk Starck, It. N. Bowler, It. N. P. Boo t ..i., IL:. A'Court, K. N. Dthiusuottd, Brooke, Shaw, R.K. ' toker, it.l4. Anderson, RN. Wallace, Pearce, G. A. Are, I R.N. Tower, R.N. Hawker, R.N. H. Stanhope, F. Johnston, Wylde, R.A. Purchas, R.N. R. A. Yates, R.N. Jekyll., H. S. Baker, R.N. J. W. Roberts, R.N. H. Stuart, R.N. May nell, R.N. Berkeley, Sir J. A. Wood, R.N. R. Money, R.N. Coglan, R.N. C.B. Cuyler, Beaufay, Stapleton, Fitzroy, Brook, Forrest, Sir J. A. Gordon, Sir J. Brisbane, R.N. C.B. lye, ILM. Grindley, Buckley, Jarvis, Bell, Deans, Dundee, R.N. Glascock, 11. W. Gordon, R. A. Edgecumbe, R.N. S. O'Grady, Ommaney, IL A. Wollaston, R.N. Bush, Lister, nacres, R.N. Briggs, R.N. N. D. Cochrane, R.N. IL N. Smith, Clay, R.N. Arabin, R.N. Ballard, C.B. W. R. Bough ton, Fairfield, T. R. Ricketts, R.N. Spallen, 12. A. Loring, C.B. R.N. S. P. Pechell, R.N. G. C. Hammond, Dunn, R.N. J. Spear, R.N. S. Price, R.N. Deacon, R.N. Doyle, lt,N. F. Villerborn, Hoodnight, Wcmys, R.N. O'Grady, Fraser, Aitchi son, lt.N. Higgs, R.N. Clowte, R.N. R. B. T. Sutton, Blackett, Cuylcr, Hon. Barrington, R.N. Baker, Losack, Montague, Beauchamp, Sir R. Curtis, Rat. C.B. Jackson, C. 13. Watts, De C. Brooke. Comm's% s sy-GNSERA Ls—Sir W. 11. Robinson, Sir S. Ken nedy, Dunmore, 'Nixie'. ListerExoNvs—W. A. Archibald, Lang, Henry R. Wright, Hersteman, Vandelent, Elliott, I'earse, Colebrooke, Esivetrd W. Burton, Clayton, lt.N. Hardman, Hamill, Slade, Hon. C. Gore, R.N. Gibson, G. Nightingale, Thornton, Reed, O'lkinnell, Jervis, Greenwood, Hall, Bruce, Manners, Keppel, W. Deeds, Home, 11. N. Logan, Yorke, R. Ward, Burrower, 'l'. W. Brumstone, Saunders, Douglas, Kingscote, Eden, It. N. Thomas Stephenson, Hart, I'iccard , Reed, Furber, R.N. Lane, Barlow, 11. Cosset, John Walpole, De Roos, Marten, S. Blanc, Frederick Chatfield, Steele, It. M.A. 11. P. Steele, R.N. . Ensign C. Hastings Doyle. CultNLTS—Harrington, Starner, Johnstone, Packe, C. Mus grave, Morris, Alexander Dashwood, N. W. Currie. Mas,as.—Bootie Wilbraham, R. Coates, Morrier, A. Smith, Blundoff, Parradna, Blackman, Knowlys, Lister Parker, Clive, Stratford (' anning, Owen, Edward Foley, Temple West, Dering, W. David Evans, G. Eastlake, Orhy Hunter, Nugent, John C. Getton, John Mitchell, M.P. Northcote, Clarke, W. Swenton, Massingberd, It. Wheatley, Starling Benson, Arundel Harris, James Warre, Jackson, E. Bouverie, Charles Morris, Lectihani, French, Bransby Cooper, D. King, R. Edgell, Man ning, Bankes, Dupuy, 'ferries, Wm. Ponsonby, Fred. Cooper, Musgrave, Scott, M.P. Grantham, Gosling, Coke, Tierney, IThomas, T. Wallace, Hebb, Panthorne, I. Blackburne, We there', Neville, H. H. Cos, Freeling, Ellice, It. Curzon, Bowen, ‘ViDiann Wynn, Souttrey, Campbell, Charles Potter, /11.Gil livray, Dugdale, Dawkins, Thomas Fremantle, Deas Thom son, Mackenzie, Edwards, John Kingston, David Francis Jones, Carew, Calvert, Agar Ellis, Theobald, Wall, Archibald Mac donald, Corbett, Carroll, M.P. Walsh, Dent, J. Angerstein, Mundy, Richard Dawkins, Blackburn, John Calvert, William Roe, Pindar, Hoare, Henry Vincent, Crickett, Mitchell, Leigh, William Lascelles, Calthorpe, Benett, M.P. Francis Pitcher, Sharp, Tennisson, Bury Palliser, Culling Charles Smith, Mil- bank, Keppel, Wroughton, S. G. Robinson, Askew, Lewis,' Monist, Chichester, Grant, Douglas Kinnaird, P. 1). Cooke, Palmer, Baker, Gunning, Geo. Tritton, Campbell, Northey, Curtis, William Henderson, Evans, Du d, Dawkins Pennant, T. P. Williams, Joseph Wells, W. Forester, Thomas Smith, Legh, Otway Cafe, Sholdon, Smith, T. Forester, George Lane, Blount, Dutton, Francis, Charles Harrison, Wildman, Reeves, l Watts Russell, Wm. Williams, M.P. Frederick Alston, Monq, Montagu, Henry Bouverie, Cockburn, Alexander Saunderson, Charles Forbes, Shaw, Wallace, Patten, Baillie, K Stewart, Frere, Cator, Phillips, Scott, Searle J. Manners, Warren, Mills, Wynne, A. G. Campbell, Edward Bassier, Charles Craven, Cartwright, lkni.on, Arthur Stanhare, Boyd, Martin, West, I Bayford, llinkhead, Bagot, Knox, I'urchas, Charles Henry Tottenham, Henry Dawkins, Jos. Strangways, Pollett, C. P. Dennels, Charles Mundy, Seymour, Cunliffe, Massy, Dawson, Edward Parratt, Pallmer, F.. B. Frederick, 'larboard, Cooper, `Barnard, Augustus Phipps, Braddyll, Milks, K.C. R. Keate, Moreton Walhouse, Jos. Buller, Ridley Colborne, M.P. C. Dundas, Fuller Maitland, Frederick Webb, James Hamilton, Story, Greenhill Russell, M.P. Charles Law, F. St. John Mildmay, Ileathcote, Tomline, Paul, Kennedy, William Dun combe, Egerton, Fitzherbert, J. Garrow, Copland, Whyte, Melville, G. R. Phillips, Thomas Reid, Robert Baker, H. Lascelles E. Douglas, Beilby Lawley, G. Abercrombie, Ro binson, WolleTltound, James Cocks, Stephenson, Auriol, Thiselton, Turner, L. Foley, Lambton, Goulburn, Duncombe, James Clarke, Denison, Twisleton, Handley, Yong, Thomas Wilson, M.D. Barchard, Glasse, Forresti, Ornmaney, Ouseley, Randal Jackson, Sinclair, Sheppard, Welsh, Irving, Berra daile, Sumner, Phillips, Astell, Speerlate, Frazer, I'. S. Har ford, J. J. Martin, B. Currey, Dillon, Henry Harris, Princep, l Murray, E. Jerningham, G. Keu, Wessett, 11. Moreton Dyer, ! R. Ward, Cochrane, 11. 'flower, Parish, Sam. Herbert, John Jackson, E. Wodelsouse, Moulden, Brigstock, Bayley, Orde, J. Alexander, Scott, Murray. Hart Davis, Bowen, Kiernan, H. N Townshend, B. Shaw, Holme Sumner , W ilson, Inglis, Pounder, E. Stewart, Rushworth, E. Douglas, Cheery, Cooper, Jervis, Bent, Fonblanque, V. Fitzgerald Macgregor, Gipps, Mash, Brunt, Powell, Glossop, hall, Lechrsere, Tyrwhitt, Drake, Chas. Dundas, Palmer. F. Maitland, Geo. Bouverie, Charles Calvert, Pelham, Fred. Seymour, Irby, Wadd, Charles Barclay, Bedinghtld, John Ball, Brandt, Browne, Wardrop, Edmund Ludlow, Lawson, S. H. Pelle, Pearse, Vernon, Manley, N. B. Eimonstone, Astley, Adair, Laing, Waskett, Myers, Samuel' Whitbread. Parkins, Montagu Burgoyne, W. Twiner, Master ton Cre, Spicer, Giles, Stuart, Coussmaker, Wilkins, Terry, ' ! Kington, Rowland Alston, Hunter, Paulet, St. John Mild-1 may, Henry Hohhouse, E. R. Sullivan, Peter Browne, James Freeman, Humphrey Butler, Wm. Meake, Marryat, Geo. An son, Cripps, N.P. Carter, Wyndham, M.P. John Douglas, Fre derick West, Fitzgerald, S. R. Lushingtoa, H. Sawbridge, T., P. Dickenson, p. Villiers, jun. Turner, Finch, C. Palk, Lock wood, 'hikes, Talbot, Monier, Pole Carew, J. Tobin, G. Hol. l ford, G. H. Drummond, Fuller, Watson Taylor, Edw. Walpole, Rouse Boughton, F. Si Darwin, M.D. Oakes, Reynolds, Sony,' Jones, Jerv•ise, M.l'. Gooch, Lloyd, Cameron, Murray, C. I.yall, Delme, Radcliffe, Pettigrew, H. W. North Grey, T. Forrest, Massey, A. Jackson, Jeykill, Graham Moore, Wynne, Butler Elliot, Weiton, Nichols, Barrington, and Western. The following were among the numerous presen tations to his MAJESTY: Generals Sir W. Cockburn, Sir W. Inglis, Guldie, and Moore. Liesatenant-General Sir H. Montresor, to take leave on his going to Ireland. Lieutenant-General Sir Miles Nightingale. Major-General Sir W. Hutchinson, on being Knighted. Major Peters, Superintendant Cavalry Reg. Est. Colonel Andrews, presented by General Lord Howden, on his being appointed to the command of the Ist Batt. 60th Regt. Lieutenant Steele, R. M. Artillery, by Sir R. Steele. Mr. Southey, on being appointed Poet Laureat. Sir Robert Chester, Master of the Ceremonies. Mr. Chester, Assistant Master and Marshal of the Ceremonies. Right lion. Sir W. Rae, Lord Advocate of Scotland. Mr. Elliot, by Sir Walter Stirling. Mr. Copeland, by Sir Walter Stirling. Mr. Chere, M.P. for Cambridge by Earl De la Warre. Captain henry John Hatton, Royal Navy. William David Evans, Esq. Recorder of Bombat. Mr. S. Canning, on the close of his Mission to Switzerland. The lion. Mr. Gordon, on his return from Vienna. Sir G. Tathill, on his receiving the honour of Knighthood. Mr. Ilarnikoa, on his arrival from Stutgard. Mr. T. B. Mash; on his promotion. Mr. Northcote, by Lord Rolle. Mr. Under-Sheriff Turner, by Mr. Sheriff RothwelL M. Clive, on his marriage. Mr. Milk's, King's Counsel. Mr. Owen, on his promotion to the rank of King's Counsel. Captain P. lithe:, R.N. on his appointment to a ship. Mr. Seat:, S'atiff of Hams and M.P. for Bddport. Temple West, with the Surrey Address. The Rev. T. ill.irgan M.A. The Marquis of Graham, by Lord Clive. Ear! of Gosford, with an Address from the County of Armagh. Dr. G. Gibbs, her late Majesty's Physician, at Bath. Captain P..rchas, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. Cap:ain C. H. Watson, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. Li. utenant Wm. Archbold, It. N. by Sir Edward B erry. 3Le..l'Gill:vray, by the Lord in 'Waiting. Sh.riff lio:hwell, by Sir William Curtis. Mr. C. H. Te:tenham, Sheriff, County of Leitrim, with an Address. Mr. Rol:en Coates, by the Lord in Waiting. Rer. Stewart Segar Trench, by the Lord in Waiting. Lord Braybroake wit:: an Address front Workingham. Me Mayor of Canterbury, with an Address, by Lord Clifton. The Rev. Edward Law, by the Lord Bishop of Chester. Mr. George Kett, Sheriff of Norfolk, with the County Addrest„ ' Mr. Barnsley Cooper, M.P. for Gloucester. Mr. E. Shepherd, to present the Address from Gloucester. tae High WWI of Birmingham, with on Address. Mr. Mandy, Sheriff of Derbyshire, with a County Adciieas. Sir Robert Baker, on his being appointed Chief Magistrate of the Polices and receiving the honour of Knighthood Mr. Stephenson, Auditor to the Duke of Sussex. Dr. Baird, Medical Inspector of the Navy. The Hon. and Rev. George Neville, by Lord Rraybrotiket Sir Benjamin Hobhouse. Mr. Dodd, ots going abroad, by Lard Kenyon. Captain Ile C. Brooke, on going abroad: M. General Blarden, on promotion, by the Lord in Waiting. The Rev. Brackenbury, by Colonel Sir R. !Steele. The Mowing Address, with nearly 20,000 signa tures attached, was presented to the KING, by his Grace the Duke of NORFOLK, Earl Marshal, accom- 1 panied by Lord CLIFFORD, Sir CARNABY HAGGER- STON, Bart. Sir RICHARD ACTON, Hatt. Sir THOMAS CLIFFORD, Bart. EDWARD JERNINUHAM, Esq. &c. ' " Sin:—We, your Majesty's faithful subjects, Roman Catho lics of Great Britain, most humbly approach your Royal pre sence : We most respectfully and sincerely condole with your Majesty on the severe and afflicting loss which your Majesty and your people have Sustained by the death of your Majesty's most excellent and venerated father. " We shall ever remember, with affectionate gratitude, the high and multiplied obligations we owe to our Lae Sovereign. After two centuries of ever-increasing severities, his graciuus ear first listened to our humble Petition fur relief. " If our existence as a Body is now acknowledged by the &ate; if we are now, by law, permitted to offer at the foot of the Throne this tribute of our affection and loyalty; if even the most private exercise of our religious duties no longer subjects us to sanguinary punishments; if our children are no longer en couraged by law in the violation of the nearest and dearest ties of society ; if we are no longer regarded by our countrymen as a proscribed and degraded race ; to the unceasing and paternal benevolence of his late Majesty we owe these inestimable be nefits. We trust that we have proved ourselves not totally un worthy of them; by sea and by land we have bled among the foremost defenders of our country, and our conduct at home has uniformly evinced our love of peace, order, and loyalty. " That allegiance which we swore to our late Sovereign, we, in all humility, offer to your Majesty; and we indulge the ani mating hope, that we shall still cominue to find in the Throne a friend and protector. . _ . . " Accept, Sire, our sincere and fervent wish, that the reign of your Majesty may be long, prosperous, and happy ; and that for ages yet unnumbered, the Illustrious House of Brunswick may continue to reign over the persons and hearts of a and grateful people." MRS. WILLIAMCAMACSFANCY BALL, In Mansfield -street, on Tuesday last, was one of the most brilliant and lively entertainments we have witnessed of late years. The ball-rooms were illu minated entirely with wax-lights, placed in four mag nificent lustres ; numerous mirrors extending from the ceiling to the floor, enlivened the panels of each apartment, and added greatly to the splendour. The Ladies seemed to vie with each other in the embroi dery and taste of their dresses. Mrs. CAMAC, who was superbly habited in the costume of a Spanish Donna (hut made entirely of English manufacture), with a profusion of diamonds, led off the ball with Mr. POTTER MACQUEEN, who wore an elegant full dress Yeomanry uniform. The following attracted much notice— The Countess Compton, in a fancy dress of blue and silver, and her Sister, i handsome Peruvian Princess; Lady F.. Comp ton, in a superb ltussian dress, the cap most ta►tefully onia mented with an incalculable quantity of diamonds and other precious gems ; the beautiful Lady Owen, of Orielton, shone with uncommon effect in a fancy dress of gold lama, and a pro-. fusion of diamonds and ostrich feathers; the Honourable Mrs. Olmius, Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Hornby, and Mrs. Bishop, in most splendid dresses, consisting of embroidered robes, with diamonds and ostrich feathers; Sir Jacob Astley was magnificently dressed as Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, and Lady Astley wore a hand some Peruvian dress; the Dowager Lady Astley wore a rich gold lama dress, with a profusion of the finest diamonds and feathers; the Misses Astley, as Swiss peasants; Miss Birch, the Misses Bishop, and the Misses Dawson, in most superb Turkish dresses ; Miss Olmius was most beautifully arrayed as Rebecca; the Honourable Misses Harris, in appropriate Swiss costume ; Miss Salisbury, in an elegant Russian dress; and the Misses Scott, in neat fancy dresses. Mr. Paul Methuen wore a superb Russian dress of scarlet and gold ; Mr. Brandling and Mr. At kyns were Mandarines; Mr. Wadworth, jun. a Turk ; Colonel Camac and General Camac were dressed in the full-dress uni:- form of their respective Corps, and the variety and splendour thereof gave great brilliancy and effect to the scene. A full band was in high tune ; and the Pandeans at intervals between the dances, tuned their pipes from the balcony of the stair-case. The supper rooms were thrown open at one o'clock, and the dancing was kept up with great glee till four o'clock in the morning. The other personages in the drama were leading fashionables in high life. All were delighted. The Marchioness of SALtssußy's Concert on Mon day evening, was attended by nearly t3QO persons. From nine till one o'clock the visitants arrived : all the neighbouring streets were blocked up with equi pages till two o clock. Monday night, Lady JERSEY gave a most brilliant Entertainment, at which almost the whole of the Fashionable World were present. At one time, about half-past one o'clock, there could not be less than five hundred persons present within the splendid mansion; and, without, the confusion among the contending charioteers quite eclipsed the scene presented at the doors of a Theatre, at the close of a crowded night. The company did not entirely depart till five o'clock on Tuesday morning. Yesterday, the Dowager Marchioness of LANS DOWN entertained a large party of distinguished per sonages with a grand dinner at Downshire House, ' Hanover-square. The following personages were present :—Prince and Princess ESTERHAZY, Duke of SAN CARLOS, Marquis and Marchioness of DOWN SHIRE, COUnt and Countess LIEVEN, Lord ARTHUR HILL, &C. FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. The Hon. Mrs. Pale, at her house in Grosvenor-place. The Duke of Norfolk, at Norfolk House, St. James's-square, from his seat, Fornham, Suffolk. The Marquis of Buckingham; at his house in Pall-mall, from his seat, Stowe, Backs. At the Petersburgh Hotel, Dover-street—Lord Hawke, from his seat in Yorkshire. At Blake's Hotel, Jerrnyn-street—Sir Guy Campbell, Part. from Portsmouth; General Sir G. Cooke. Bart. from a tour; Sir Piers Mostyn, Bart. from his seat in Wales; Hon. Mr. Gray, from Paris; Hon. Captain Duncan, IL N. from Portsmouth. At the St. James's Hotel, Jennyn-street—Earl Mountnorris and Lord Valentia, from his Lordship's seat, Commolon Park, Wexford, Ireland ; General Sir James Duff; Colonel Cutliff; from Ireland; Mr. aftil Mrs. Penny and family, from Paris; and Mrs. and Miss Haile, from a tour. At Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly—Rev. Mr. Goodall and fa mily, Colonel Chichester, Mr. St. John, Sir Thomas Dallas, General Nicholls, blak,r Gardner, Hon. Mr. Needham, M.P. Colonel I'ye, from Paris, Libbenwood, and J. Baster, F.sqrs. At Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square—Mr. and Mrs. Car ter and family, from Theakston Hall, Yorkshire ; Lieutenant- Genf:ral Bonham, front Great Warley, Essex; Sir J. B. John stone, Bart. from Harkness Hall, Yorkshire ; Wm. Green, Esq. and Sir David Scott, Bart. from Brighton. DEPARTURES. From Hatchett's Hotel—J. T. Lane, Esq. fir Ireland; Ma jor Macao, fur lath; Sir J. House, for the Isle of Wight ; Cap tain Dawson, on a tour; the Rev. J. Wintle, Rev. John Ditton, Rev. Mr. Dampier, Itt.v. Thomas Warren, and the Rev, --- Dixon, for (Word. THE ARMY. th e 8 t Royal Vete r a n 11 ,attalion, 870 strong rsa famous for their having no fewer than 760 wives, and 1800 children, and from there being '2OO children rapidly advancing to join the main body), are now on their march from Inland, to Stirling and Aberdeen. At t o Meeting of the County of Ayr, held on Mona day se'nnight, it was agreed to enter into a voluntary assessment for the purpose of aiding in the proper equipment of the Yeomanry Corps. TO THE Earron. OF TILE. STAB. Sta—As in ;411 probability some mark of /I.)yal favour wilt ba shewn the Officers of the Army on the ensuing Coronationi by giving a Brevet, it is to he hoped that the Hall-pay Officers denominated the UV Bate, viii be ro longs fuigotten; these poor men have but a mere pittance to subsist on, and what makes their case most to be cornralst rated in, that they are, ge nerally speaking, in the decline of life, and in all likelihood with families to support ; they have devoted their best days to that King and Country, and in many instances have sacrificed their health. Do, good Mr. Eiliror, plead the cause of these deserving men. If the Subalterns alone were to be placed on a footing with those of the new order of things, the expense would be too trifling for a moment's consideration, and a few years will wipe •ff the charge altogether. Your efforts will have the prayers of the OLD RATE HALF-PAY OYFIC3III. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The rast India Company's ships Waterloo and Essex are ar rived in the Channel: they left China on the 14th of Januany ; and St. Helena on the 26th of March. The Vansittart, Marquis Camden, and Inglis, were expected to he dispatched from China in about a week after the ships above-mentioned. The London remained at St. Helena on the 26th of March. The Abberton arrived off the Wight on Tuesday: she sailed from Madras tad the 25d of January, and from St. .llelena on the 26th of March: She :poke the Thames, outward-bound, in Lit. 35. 15. S. longs 21. 14. E. on the 6th of March, all well. FALMOUTH, MAT 2.—Wind S. S.W.—Arrived the Zephyr; Derr, from Fayal in sixteen days; Lavinia, Hazztr.., from St. Michael's for St. Petersburgh ; and the Regulus transport, front London for Gibraltar. The following British vessels were at Naples on the 10th of April—the Prospect, Hitt, of London; Neptune, Moosr, of Berwick ; Lively, Gowiac, and Antelope, ItivErr, of Yarmouth; Dunster Castle, CHARD, of Bristol; the Diana, CALLAGHAN, of Dunbar; Sisters, BROAD, of Penzance; and the Cherub, of iiarliniJoh. PLYMOUTH, MAT 9.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Caledonia, Ross, front Leghorn ; Norval, SKINNLR, from Benicarlo; and Euphemia, Reser, front London for Bermuda. PORTSMOUTH, MAT Wind S.W.—Arrived the Four Bro. thers, DOTTLOFF, from Dantzic ; Velocity, STANTON, from the Downs fur Gibraltar; and Thomas, GREENWELL, from Venice. Passed by the Chesapeake, for South America; and Agamem non, lists, from Comma for Hamburgh. Came into harbour the Queen and Barossa transports, to discharge troops and storesi DEAL, MAY 10.—Wind S.W.—Came down from the River last night and sailed this morning, the Heroine, GARRICK, for Madras; Briton, CHAMPION, for St. Domingo; and Lindsay% LOCKERUT, for Gibraltar : the two latter remain. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Waterloo, ALSAGER, ftom Bengal and China; Essex, Nrsairr, front Bombay and Chir.a ; Abberton, PzaczvAt; and Northumbrian, I..twsoN from Madras; Am phitrite, MURDOCK, front the Canary Islands ; Hanover, Arum front Jamaica ; Margaret, SANDI:RS, from Messina ; veranee, Lovixo, from liaLia; William, THO3IPSON, from St. Michael's; and British Tar, lisvmsoN, from Demerara • ' Livearoot, MAY 9.—Arrived the Nancy, Bitowx, from Buenos Ayres, sailed from Monte Video the 29th of January; on 18th March, in lat. 2. 33,. S. long. 56. 30. took the crew from the American schooner Flora, Bzowert, from Pernambuco for Margaretta, in a sinking state. Also arrived the Westmorea land, CRUM, and the Windermere, —, from Calcutta; the latter sailed from the Sand Heads 18th November, and from the Cape of Good Hope Bth February. CBRAVA, FEBRUARY 11—Accounts had reached St. 'liso. mass, that Batox had pat to sea with a fleet of seven sail ; one of them, a brig, having been off St, Thomas's, for the purpose of taking on board M. MONTILLA. with some other adherents to the Patriot cause. The destination of the fleet was unknown, but it was supposed to ewer a landing of the expedition on some part of the Main. CUSTOM House, MAY 10.—Ships Entered Inwards : Prow+ rous, from Calais; William, from Lisbon ; Wilding, from Fre. derickstadt • Perseverance, from Rostock ; Vriend s chap, f rom Brussels ; &nen, from Lisbon ; Sally, from Charente; Mirquis of Hastings, from Bombay ; Naiad, from Lisbon ; Earl Bathurst, from Rotterdam; Recovery, from Belize; Pallas, from Lisbon; Providence, from ditto; Charles, from Rouen; Charles, from the South Seas; and Emily, from ditto.—Cleared Outwards i Stag, for Petersburgh ; Freandschaft, for Elsinore ; Albion, for Jamaica; Essex, for Bouttleaus ; Perseverance. for Belfast; Charles, for Rouen; British Army, for Quebec; Myrtle, for Memel. Airman—At the eve of Good Hope, Chance, Hutton, from the Mauritius. At the Mauritius, Venus, Kilguur, from the Cape of 'Good Hope. At China, in 141 days, William Savory, Arnold. from Liverpool. At the Mauritius, Prince of Orange, Ernouf, from Batavia; Sterling, Bathgate, from Manilla ; Tus+ can, Allen, from London; Trois Smuts, from Bourdeaux 3, and Caesar, Michell, from Marseilles. At Madeira, Atalanta Wilson, from London. The walks in Sr. James's Pal k were yesterday strewed with branches torn off the trees by the vio• lence of the wind. One very large tree, near the great mortar, was entirely broken across near the middle, and the head of it fell across the iron pall• sado into the pathway. The subscription which was entered jive at Liver pool, for securing . Mr. CANNING'S late election for that place, amounting to £5,000, has been returned • to the several subscribes. _ _ _ ROBERT OWE N, Esq. of New Lanark, has, with great liberality, sent to the Provost of Lanark £lOO sterling, to be distributed among the poor of that town, by the Magistrates, Ministers, Town Council, and Deacons of the Incorporations, which has proved a very seasonable relief at this time. Letters have been received from Barcelona of tEe 28th of April, by a vessel which has arrived .direct from thence, and these state, that some disturbances had broken out in that city, during which a coml.. derable quantity of foreign goods had been destroyed by the populace, the importation of which seems to have created much ferment in that part of Spain. Letters from Canton, China, dated January 14th, state, that there had been some delay in lading the ships of the season, in consequence of the Merchants who bring the tea down to Canton wishing to sell bp sample only, without landing the article in bulk at Canton. The Select Committee, however, refused to purchase except upon the old terms, and, being una. nitnow, the tea-merchants, after holding out two months, were compelled to give up the point, and the ships would teceive their cargoes and to dispatched as fast as they were ready. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—The front of the dress circle, last night, prtsented a brilliant line of youth ful beauty and elegance, to witness Mr. KEAN'S fict teenth representation of Lear. COVENT-GARDEN.--The lescre Opera of Midas *as revived last night. Mr. Du. IT .ET perf( r.ned the part of Apollo in a pleasing and judicious manner, and- was encored in the celebrated air of " Pray, Goody." Miss TREE perforMed one of the nymphs ' with great spirit. Tne House was well attended. itOIING.—The 50ga. deposited for the fig Ittlietween Spring and Robert Burn, was made 100 gs. a-side tin Tuesday night, at Spring's, agreeable to the articles. The battle will take place on Tuesday nest.—letting, 5 to 4 on sluing. • I I' . e 111