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Alosgrarre, Montague Bn7gnyne, M. Wv.trough, It. 11. Davis, Franilaed Lewia, Wasket-Myers G. Palmer, J. Law, Wynn m as yse, 11. Saunders, bia,h, Bunkers, W. lkinkes, G. Henke*, J. (;104-Inp, Orde, Clover, inebeck, J. Wallace, Montague Osen deo, W. Thonson, Woulmure, Wilson, Taunton, Pocock, B. C. B re die, C. Harvey, M.P. Edwards, G. E. Bruce, Adams, R. 7,i n h i W. Taylor, B. Danvers, Putman, Berkeley Paget, G. ' Harrison, K Buller. A. Stanhope, T. Attire, Bingbani, Baring, J. Gordon, R. H. Sparkes, J. Cocks, Evelyn Iknison, Casberd, Rainsden, R. Spnttismoode, Lucena,J. Brookes, Laing, Bibra, Wetherell, Pierrepoint, Henderson, Quarme, Woodbridge, Butts, Macdonald, Kirwan, C. C. Long, Astley Cooper, Gore, Lamb, Hamilton,.Jackson, G. Todd, Dottiu, Norton, Phillips, A. Chichester, C. Disney, J. Ilridgeman Simp son, Talbert, Harris, E. Craven. Colman, Turner, S:. George, F o ster, Bailiff, Folker. K .Terningham, W. Delaiirld, I). Bar clay, Pringle, !sled, Crawford, Antrobus, S. It. Lushington, Buncombe, Thompson, C. Ellis, Beresfnrd, Courtenay, Fraser, Blair, Rooke, Watsong, Fellowei, Campbell, Beck with, Salame, Taylor, Webb, Blair, M.P. Frselitig, Edwards, M.P. C. Forbes, M P. Horace Twiss, Clarence, Pi to% Williams, Horsley, Curteis, Hallifax, Buller, E. Currey, S. Randall. Among the nurner.)us Presentations were, Vice-Admiral Sir L. Halsted, by the Lord in Waiting. Admiral Vashon, on promotion. Vim-Admiral Lawford, on promotion. Vice-Admiral Sir It. Ler, on promotion. Admiral Sir B. Straehan, on promotion. Vice-Adiniral Sir B. Hatiow.:ll, on his appointment. Vice-Admiral Sir V. Dixon, on his promotion. llajoraGeneral Turner, on prompt ion. War-Admiral Sprenger, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut.-Gen. Sir G. Drummond, on his appointment to the nth Re ,iment. Lieut.-Gen. Mackenzie, on promotion. Major-Gen. Shaw, on promotion. Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. Cockburn, on promotion. 3lajor-Gen. S. Barns, on promotion. Lk-yr.-Oen. ()rr, by the Lord in Waiting. Major-G:n. the lion. W. Stewart, on promotion. Lord Stowell, on his being created a Peer, and to present an Address of Congratulation from the Corporation of Newcas tle-upon-Tyne. Dr. il' Arthur, Physician of the Fleet, by the Lord in Waiting. Dr. Luke, on beins appointed Physician to his Majesty. Astley Cooper, E.q. on being appointed Surgeon to the King. Mr. Carlisle, on his appointment to be Surgeon Extraordinary to his Majesty. Dr. Cleverly, Physician to the Duke of Cumberland. Dr. Carnegie, by the Lord in Waiting. Dr. Wilson, on appointment to ILidcliife Travelling Fellowship. Dr. Beatty, by Lord Exmouth. Mr. D. Eellowe.x, Secretary to the Lord Great Chamberlain, by the Lord Great Chamberlain. Mr. Glossop, Clerk of the Cheque to Gentlemen Pensioners. Fin of Strathmore, by the Marquis of Huntley. Vlee•Admiral Sir C. P. 11. Durham, on his promotion and re- torn from abroad. Sit:William Hoar ' by the Earl of Orford. .11.46r-General Sir Joint Ilyng, on appc'onment as Knight Corn. wander of the Bath, and to the Staff in Eogland. Sir Thomas slaitland, on his return from the !skink. Sir R. Woodford, Bart. Governor of Trinidad, on his return 00 leave of absznce by the ,Nlarquis of Londonderry. 31r. Norton, by the ljukc of Rutland. Mr. Bigge, Commiationer of Inquiry into the state of \:M South Wales, on his return. Petr-Admiral Sir D. 3iiltie, on his promotion. Admiral Sir J. H. Whitshed, on his promotion. Lord Walaingham, ou promotion as a Lieutenant-General. Litut.-Col. Dance, Id Life Guards, received the honour of Knighthood. • Rev. J. W. Vivian, Rector of St. Austin, &c. Lieut.-Col. Peters, Superintendent of the Recruiting Service. Rev. Dr. I'. B. CL.rke, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Dietz, the Usher of the Order of the Bath. Mr. Mash, Gentleman Usher and Daily Waiter t' his Majesty. Capt. Stru:t, ou Lady C. Strutt bring created Baronessltayleigh. Major-Gen. Askew, on promotion, and received the honour of Knighthood. Earl of Donoughmure, created a Peer of the United Kingdom. The Marquis of Lothian, on being created a British Peer. The Lord Chief Justice Clerk of Scotland. Mr. John Gordte-, by the Lord to Waiting. Lord Saltoun, I lon. CV. Fraser, Mr. Laing, Mr. Woodbridge, and Mr. Colquhouti, with a Loyal Address front Dominica. Rev. W. Homes, Sub- Dean of the Chapel Royal. The Provost of Eton College. Sir Patrick Walker, Gentleman Usher of the White Rod. Mr. Bielloke Bray, by the Lord in Waiting. Major Mackenzie. 2cl Dragoons, on promotion. Lord Bowden, on promotion. Colonel Vinicombe, on his appointment. Chevalier ('apadoca, on his arrival in England. Rev. H. V. Bayley, Sub-Dean of Lincoln. Capt. Farquhar, R. N. by the Lord in Waiting. Capt. Arabin, It. N. on appointment to command the Argus. Capt. Ware, by the Hon. and Rev. Champion Dyrnoke. Capt. Ilcsse, on his return from abroad. Capt. Fendall, 4th Drag. by the Right Hon. C. Bathurst. Capt. Portman Dorset, Local Militia, by Earl Digby. Capt. Pratt Barker, 40th Regiment, on his promotion. Capt. Cotton, 22d Light Dragoons, un his return front India. Capt. Edwd. Brace, R.N. on appointment to the Families. Capt. Studdert, R.N. on his return front Greece. Capt. Ward, West Kent Yeomanry, by Marquis Camden. Lieut.-Col. Niunro, on return from India, by Mr. Holmes. Colonel L. Strange, on promotion, by Sir John Byng. The Champion's Esquire, Capt. A. Elphinstoue, R.N. Cornet Wood. L. If. V. by Col. Bosanquet. Capt. J. Nichol!, Commandant of the Central Glamorgan Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, by Sir J. NichnlL Capt. H. W. Saunderson, 81st Rept. on his marriage. Capt. Armitage, Coldstream Guards, by the Lord in Waiting. Capt. Mackintosh, 79th Rest. by General Sir It. Cameron. Capt. Williams, 32d Regt. on his return from abroad. Capt. Rice, King's Owi, Light Infantry, on hi , Being :throat!. Capt. Strachey, R.N. Knight of the Order of Sr. Wladimir.; Capt. Shorter, Surrey Yeomanry, by Cid. Sir T. 'Futon. Capt. Drummond, Coldstream Guards, on his marriage. Capt. Sir C. Owen, on his appointment. Col. Sir John Brown, 13th Dragoons, on promotion. Licut.-Col. Milne, on assuming the command of the 19th Regt. Lieut.-Col. W. Minto, on promotion. Col. Patrickson, 45d Regiment, on promotion. Lieut.-Col. J. Austin, Portuguese Army, on his return from fo reign service. Eir Hedworth Williamson, by Lord Rowney/firth. Rev. H. J. Knapp, ALA. of his Majesty's Chapel Royal. Lieut.-Gen. Sir George Cook, on promotion. Mr. P. Robert Spottiswoode, L. H. V. by ,Col. Boeartetuet. Lieut.-Col. Sir John Campbell, late of thO Portuguese service. Leut.-Col. Wilkie, on promotion. Lieut.-Col. Sir E. K. Williams, K.C.B. an return from foreign service. Lieut.-Col. Sir Richard Williams, on promotion. Mr. Samuel Bright, by Major Granville Eliot. Lieut..Cel. Bell, Dep. Quartermaster-Gen. on his appointment. Col. Foster, on promotion. Col. Sir C. M'Carthy, Governor of Sierra Leone, on promotion. Colonel Bromhead, 77th Regiment, on his marriage. Major Richards, Bengal Artillery, on his return from India. Major Davison, Aide-de-Camp to the Duke of Cambridge. Major Stewart, 24th Regiment, on his return from India. Major W. L Wood, on promotion. '.!•lajor Edward Baillie, R. M. on promotion. Maj. Browne, 92d Regt. previous to joining it in the West Indies. N'ice-Admiral Fraser, Trainbearer to the Duke of Cambridge. Rear-Admiral Sutton, on promotion. lard claromis, by the Marquis of Huntley. Alderman C. Smith, by the Lord in Waiting. .11r. those'', by his father, Sir 11. Russell. Alderman James, Lord Mayor Elect of the City cf Dublin. Ear John Nen - bolt, on his return from India. Sir 11. Fitzlierbert. Bart. by Lord St. Helens. Rev. J. M. Halsey, on his marriage. Rev. Edward Chichester, by the Marquis of Donegall. Captain Baron Osten, 16th Lancers. by the Lord in Waiting. Sir W. Burrowes, by the Lord in Waiting. Count de Ilibault ' by Lord tiwydyr. Sir It. Lauri e , ou his promotion. Lieutenant I'owney, Royal Navy, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Norton, by the Duke of Rutlaod. Mr. S. Randall, Gentleman Usher, by the Lord in Waitina'. Mr. Roberts, Daputy-I tiltrotor of the Ordnance Medical Deg, Lord Lam i.ei , by the Lod in Wailiag. ILar-A..;.ntral Lord Mark Kerr, on ins promotion. Rear-Admiral Mei, C.B. on his prciamtiOn. Vice-Admiral Sir J. Morris, or. his promotion. Vice. Admiral Sir W. llargood, on his proinotton. Vice-Admiral Sir T. Thompson, on his proniotion. Hon. 11. Blackwood, by Lord Dufferin. Vice-Admiral Ilalkea, on his promotion. Bishop of Raphoe, on his appointment, by the Earl of Chichester. Nlajor-General Sir W. G. Keir, on his return from India. Major-General Sir E. P. Bilion, on his return from Hungary. LieutaGeneral Hughes, on promotion. Major-General Marster, on promotion. Mr. Chichester, on his marriage. Major-General Armstrong, on promotion. Mr. Orde, by his father, Admiral Sir John Orde,A•rt. Rev. Dr. Moore, Vicar of St. Pancras, by the Lord in Waiting. Hon. Lindsay Burrell, on going abroad. Hon. J. S. Cocks, by the Lord in Waiting. lion. Gen. Taylor, on being appointed to the 6th D. Gaud& Hon. Captain A. Southwall, by the Earl of Donoughmore. Hon. and Rev. W. A. Napier, by Lord Napier. Mr. C. Bradshaw, on his appointment. Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Berrie, on promotion. Vice-Admiral Lord A. Beauclerk, on promotion. Rear-Admiral Walker, on promotion. Rear-Admiral Coining, C.B. or. promotion. Vice-Admiral Sir P. Malcolm, on promotion. Rev. Dr. Ciuston, Prebendary of Westmiumer. Rev. Dr. WerheraU, Chaplain of Kensington Palace. The Rev. R. Wheeler, by Sir 0. .Nlurray. Rev. Colman, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. William l'egus, by the Marquis of Exeter. Rev. Henry Fenowt's, by the Lund in Waiting. Mr. William Morison, by Sir John Beresford. Mr. Henry Stracy, by Sir Henry liardinge. Major-General Upton, upon his promotion. Mr. Henry Parker, by Sir John Gore. Lieutenant-Colonel O'Halloran, by the Lord in Waiting. laeutenant-Colonel West, Grenadier Guards, on promotion. Mr. Gore, by Marquis Camden. Major-General Murray, on his promotion. Mr. Hamilton, by the Lord in Waiting. Lord Forester, on taking his title, by the Duke of Rutland. Honourable Charles Noel, on his marriage. Honourable Captain Trefusis, R.N. by Earl Harcourt. Honourable George Miller, on changing his name. Honourable Thomas Lester, by the Lord in Waiting. Alajor-General Stirling, by the Marquis of Huntly. Rev. W. Mills, on his going abroad, by Sir G. Murray. Sir Charles Flint, by the Lord in Waiting. Honourable and Rev. Francis Noel, 1. , y the Earl of Roden. Mr. Volker, having attended the Mayor of Oxford. Mr. IVillint De'afield, on his going abroad. Sir John Byerley, on returning front the Continent. Sir Alex. 'ogles Cochraue, Comminder-in-Chief at Plymouth. Sir James Alexander, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir Robert Harry Inglis, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Rev. S. Deinembray, Chaplain in Ordinary. Rev. Edmund I'robyn, by Lord Bayning. Rev. Edward Owen, Chaplain to the Duke of York. Mr. George Todd, Cornet Z.Oi Dragoon Guards. Lieutenant the lion. F. Maude, R. N. on his promotion. Lieutenant John Fraser, on his appointment to the R. M. Artil lery, by Sir Richard Williams, K.C.B. lieutenant It. Morgan, R.N. on his promotion. lieutenant Hotham, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. Lieutenant Muriel, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieutenant H. C. Harrison, lI.N. on his promotion. Lieutenant J. W. Crispo. R.N. by his father, Capt. Crisp°, R.N. Lieutenant Dallfield, Royal Marine Art:llery. Lieutenant and Adjutant Hawker, by Sir H. Turner. Lieutenant F. H. Fo.ter, 18th I lussars, on hi; appointment. Lieutenant Cowell, 19th Regiment, by the Lord in W ' • g. Lieutenant Harrison, Royal horse Guards ( Blue), on promotion. Lieutenant W. Morris, IL N. on his appointment to the Bulwark. Lieutenant J. A. Bailey, G9th Reg. on his return from India. Lieutenant Chambre, by Major-General Sir W. G. Keir. Lieutenant Whylock, It. NI. on his return from abroad. Mr. S. H. Scott, Secretary, on his return from New South Wales. Mr. ilallifax, by Mr. Buller. Mr. John Law, on his return from abroad. Mr. Gaily Knight, by Lord St. Helens. Major-General Brand, on promotion. Cornet W. F. Chetwyttd, by the Earl of Scarborough. Mr. Lockley, by the Lord in Waiting. Vice-Admiral Sir W. Hotham, on promotion. Rear-Admiral West, on promotion. Mr. Blair, by the Lord in Waiting. Admiral Sir J. Wells, K.C.11. on his promotion. Mr. Fraser, by Lord Gwydyr. The Bishop of Limerick, on his promotion. Rear-Admiral Sir J. Gore, on being relieved from his command. Lieutenant-Colonel Lee, on his arrival from Berlin. Col. Nioncrieffe, on being appointed to command Royal Marines. Lieutenant-Colonel Elseley, on his promotion. Lieutenant-Colonel Cotton, on his appointment to the 7th Foot. Major Bloomfield, on his appointment to the 19th Foot. Major Marshall, on his promotion. Lieutenant-Colonel Hawkins, on his return from Ireland. Colonel Dickinson, on his return from foreign service. Lieut.-Col, Bowles, on promotion to the Staff in Jamaica. Major Gordon, on promotion and return from the West Indies. Major la Mackenzie, on his promotion. Honourable Major-General Harris, on his promotion. Vice. Admiral Sir R. King, on his promotion. Lieutenant-Colonel Cooper, on his marriage. Lieutenant-General Skinner, on his promotion. Mr. Barlow, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Williams, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The Earl of Nerthesk, on promotion. Major-General Paterson, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. H. Itycroft, by Sir Nelson Rycrnft. Major. General Monckton, on his promotion. Lieutenant General Hachan, on his promotion. Mr. Bailiff, having attended the Mayor of Oxford. Lieutenant General Van, on his promotion. The Earl of Wemyss and March, on being created a Baron of the United Kingdom. Mr. Matthews, British Consul, Cadiz, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. W. Lockhart, by Lord Viscount Melville. Mr. Charles Percy, on his return from abroad. Earl Somers, on being created an Earl. Mr. F. W. Russell, by Mr. Lamb. Mr. E. Denison, by the Speaker of the House of Commons. Mr. Juggins Bailey, who attended the Mayor from Oxford. Mr. Wright, by the Lord in Waiting. Lord Marcus 11111, on his return from Spain. Mr. F. Lewis, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Platt, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Charles Wray, Recorder of Hull, on his appointment. G. P. Mansell, Esq. by the Earl of limerick. Mr. 11. Ellis, on his return from the Cane of Good Hope. Mr. Oxenden, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Fowkes, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. R. W. Jackson, by the Earl of (hmoncl. Mr. T. W. Sturgeon, by the Lord in Waiting. • Mr. G. M. Benson, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. C. J. Briscoe, by the Lord in Waiting. • Mr. I). Rowland, Chief Larderer at the Coronation. G. E. Bruce, Esq. by the Marquis of Ileadfort. Mr. Wilkins, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. E. J. Johnston, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. George Motickton ' Cornet in the Staffordshire Yeomanry. Mr. Bernard, by the Lord in Waiting. The,Mayor, Recorder, &e. of Oxford, by Mr. Lockhart. W. T. Fitzgerald, Esq. on presenting his Anniversary I'oem. Mr. Carmichael, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. J. Ronson, by the Lord in Waiting. Lord Massey, by the Lord in Waiting. Lord Ravensworth, on his creation. Mr. Lucena, by the Lord in Waiting. Lord Biugham, by the Lord in Waiting. Joshua Brookes, F.R.S. - to congratulate his Majesty. Lord Dunsany, on succeeding to his title. Mr. Clifford, on-his marriage. Mr. Ramsdell, Gentleman Usher, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Henderson Lieutenant in Band of Gentlemen Pensioners. Mr. Dobyns, Gentleman Usher, by the Lord in Waiting. Earl of Roden, on being created Baron Clanbrassil. Earl of Digby, by the Lord in Waiting. Earl of Brecknock, by Marquis Camden. Mr. Batts, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Jackson, on his returnirom the West Indies. Mr. Clarence Pigou, by Mr. Pigott. Dr. Wanostrocht, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Matthew Wastrougb, by M. R. H. Davis. Mr. Edwards, on hi: return froth the Continent. Mr. Charles Flelward Long, by Lord Howard of Effingham. Mr. C. Aetrobus, his Majesty's Sec. of Leg. to the United States. llr. Frederick Croft, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Adams, attending the Mayor of Oxford at the Coronation. Mr. William Maxwell. Alexander, on going abroad ; Mr. Cathrow Disney, on taking the name and arms. Major-General Fraser, by the Lord In Waiting. Hon. James Stewart, on bis app. as Commissioner of Customs: Mr. 1. B. Simpson, Royal. Horse Guards, on his appointment. Rev. D. Elrington, by the Bishop of Limerick. Sir David Ogilby, by General Lord Howden. Earl of Carhampton, on coming to the title. Mr. Turner, by the Lord in Waiting. . Rev. Watson Dakins, by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Marquis of Northampton, on his return, and going again abroad. Mr. E. C. Colman, by his father, Lieut. Yeomen of the Guards. Mr. St. George, Sec. of Legation iii Sweden, on his return. Mr. Pringle, 7th Hussars, by the Lord in Waiting. lion. Edward Ilawke, on coining of age, by Lord Grantham. Hon. E. Forbes, 84th Regiment, by Sir T. Walker. Mr. David Barclay, by Colonel Bromhead. Vice-Admiral Sir William I largood, on promotion. Admit al Viscount Exmouth, to kiss hands on promotion. Vice-Admiral Sir Francis Laforey, on his promotion. Colonel Sir John Colborne, Aid-de-Camp to the King. Colonel Sir 'Archibald Christie, Commandant at Chatham. Mr. Alderman Brown, by Sir James Shaw. Admiral Sir John Orde, by th; Lord in Waiting. Cornet 11. Simpson, on his appointment. Cornet Harcourt, by Earl Harcourt. Lieut. N. 11. Nicolas, to present an original heraldic arrangement. Lieutenant Grant, on his promotion. Lieutenant Morris, on his promotion. Lieutenant Pitman, by Major Barrett*. Lieutenant Lane, by the Marquis of Camden. Sit G. Pocock, on being Knighted. Sir F. Ilenniker, on his return from Nubia. Captain Wallace on his return from India. Capt. Manby, Dicer of Honour D. Guards. Captain W. Johnson, on his marriage. Captain 11. W. Saunderson, on his Marriage. Captain Robinson, on his return front service. Lieut.-Colonel Sir George Berkeley, by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Pring, by Lord Sidmouth. Captain Scott, on being appointed Colonel of Marines. Captain 11. Cook, by the Lord in Waiting. Captain W. Samo, ott his promotion. Captain Sir Thomas Staines, by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Gaitskell, by his father. Captain Garth, on his promotion. Captain Martin, on his appointment to the Bustard. Captain Berens, by Colonel Bosanquet. Captain Ml' Dowail, on his return from service. Captain Goiset, 011 promotion. Captain Maine, by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Wormley, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir liichard Plaskett, on his arrival front Malta. The Rev. J. Lyne: , , by the Marquis of Cholmoodeley. • 'Die Rev. N. Strath, by his father, Sir Wen. Strath. Sir IL 'larding, on his pi:motion. The Rev. Mr. Poulter, Prebendary of Winchester. Mr. !Ivory Porcher, by Sir John Gore. Mr. Ald. Becknell, having attended the Mayor of Oxford. Lieutenant-Colonel Bouchier, by Lord Ashbrook. Mr. Alderm ot Venables, on his Election to the Office. Sir M. Maxwell, on his appointment to command his Majesty's ship Bulwark. Sir J. Shaw, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir W. E. Taunton, having attended the Mayor of Oxford at the Coronation. Sir D. H. Hill, on his return from Portugal. Lieutenant-Colonel Welby, on promotion. Lieutenant-Colonel Dashwood. by the Marquis of Ely. Sir J. Croft, Barr. by the Lord in Waiting. Colonel Dalbiac, by the Lord in Waiting. Colonel Sir R. Arbuthnot, on his promotion. Lieutenant-Colonel Cotton, on his appointmEnt to the 17th Regt. Lieutenant-Colonel Reeve, on his marriage. Lieutenant-General Sir George Walker, on his promotion. Colonel liagnett, on his promotion and arrival from Hanover. Lieutenant-Colonel Cavendish, on has promotion. Lieutenant-Colonel aFereaah, from foreign service. Colonel Sir C. Sutton, K.C. B. and C.T.J. on his promotion. Lieut.-Colonel Mowbray, by the Lord in Waiting. Col. Meares, on being appointed to command the Royal Marin Lieut.-Colonel Blacker, CAI. on his return from India. Lieut.-Colonel I lead, on his promotion. Mr. G. H. Frederick, by Lieut.-General Hart. Lieut.-Colonel James lilphinstone, on his marriage & Major F. R. Drake, by the Earl of Macclesfield. Major Lockyer, on his return from Ceylon. Mr. Salome, his Majesty's Interpreter, to kiss bands. Mr. Hopkins Nurthey, on his return from the Continent. Rear-Admiral Poyntz, on promotion. Mr. Congreve, by Lord G. Beresford. Mr. Wingfie ld, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. John Mitchell, on his return from abroad, by Mr. Mitchell. Mr. Ley. Clerk of the House of Commons, by the Speaker. Mr. G. Palmer, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Chevalier , Extraordinary to his Majesty. Lieut.-Colonel Gordon, 7th Rcgt. by the Marquis of Huntly. Mr. Llyi on, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut. (noes, Royal Scots Greys, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Ambrose Isted, by the L a ord in Waiting. Mr. Beresford, Groom of the Privy Chamber to his Majesty. Lieutenant Picard, R.H.G. by the Lord in Waiting. Lieutenant Blackiston, on going to the Continent. Major Colebrooke, ILA. on his return from India. Lieutenant J. Alexander, R.N. by the Earl of Caledon. Lieut. Ward, Wilts Yeomanry, by the Lord in Waiting. The Coronation is over !! !—the Masquerade Fete is finished !!!—the Exhibition is closed ! ! !—and that beautiful Exhibition of Tom K I NS'S PICTURE LOTTERY, which now may be seen gratis, will also soon be closed for ever !!! and all those valuable Paintings and superb ks of Art will be distributed to the fortunate Purchasers of Tickets prior to the Drawing of this Lottery, which will certainly take place on SATURDAY, the 28th instant. _ EYTON is happy to inform the Public, that Mr. TOMICINS'S PICTURE LOTTERY will be drawn on SA TURDAY next, and that it is a Lottery highly desirable,, and advantageous to the Public, as every purchaser of a Red Ticket and a Black Ticket is sure of gaining a most interesting Prize. The Tickets of TOAIKINS PICTURE LOTTERY RTC now selling at his Offices, No. Cornhill, and in Lombard-street, at £3 3s. each. T. Bistt respectfully informs his best Friends, the Public, he is selling Tickets for Mr. TomKtNs's Ptc- TURE LOTTERY, which is to be drawn next SATUR DAY. The price is £3 3s. per Ticket, and the holder, of two Tickets of different Colours is sure to obtain a Prize. Particulars of the Capital and other Prizes may be had at Btstt's Offices, 4., Comilla, and 9, Charing-cross, where BISH sold, in the State Lottery just finished, one £21,000, one £20,000, one I:16,000, one £3,000, and various other Capitals. --- - - JULY, 1821.-1 n the State Lottery which finished Drawing Yesterday, 801 l shared and sold the following Capitals: 14,041 - In 9 Shares - £21,000 10,830 - In 12 Shares - 20,000 19,515 . Whole Ticket - 16,000 6,231 - In 13 Shares - 3,000 13,624 - In 9 Shares 2,000 1,61.5 - Whole Ticket - 1,050 , 11,331 . In 12 Shares - 1,000 Besides several of £&)0, £5OO, £4OO, £3OO, £2OO, &c. too numerous for insertion.—Tickets are on Sale, price Three Guineas each, at Bisn's Offices, 4, Corn hill, and 9, Charing-Cross, for TomioNs's PICTURE LOTTERY, to be drawn N,E7CT SATERbAY. The Pur chaser of a Bed Ticket and a Black Ticket is sure to gain a Prize. The Ticket No. 1235, drawn last Tuesday a Prize of £3,000 Consols, was sold by lticuAttosos, Goon- LUCK, and Co. in One Fourth, One Eighth, and Ten Sixteenth Shares, at their old established Office, Bank-buildings, COrnhill. rim DRA*ING-AOOM-THIS DAV. This morning, at half-past twelve, the KING left Carlton Palace, in his private carriage, for Bucking ham Palace, by the way of the Park (Sz. James's). HIS MAJESTY looked uncommonly wed. He was' dressed in a plain blue coat, and was much greeted by a number of Ladies in passing along. ME ARMY. The 3d Battalion of the Ist Guards, under the command of Colonel DICee.VSON, take the Kixo's duty to-day. The 2d Bat talion of Coldstream, •r ud Guards, under the command of Colonel FITICLAPINNer, form the Guard of Honour. The Royal Horse Guards (Blues) are on duty, all dressed as Cuirassiers: their Band is placed at the bottom of the Mall. The 2d Guards Band is in front of Buckingham Palace. Report states, that Ministers have already conntenced the work of retrenchment to which they stand pledged by the Ntsc's Speech at the close of the late Session of Parliament. The 91st, and 9:.d Regiments of Foot, and the 7th Dragoon Guards, are, it is said, is tended for reduction. The complement of men in each company of the remaining Regiments, and the Second Majors, it is also said, will be reduced. Not less than 700 men hae recently arrived at Chelsea, from Chatham, for the purpose of being invalided. - - - - Saturday, the Royal Edinburgh Volunteers, having completed their period of training, were reviewed on Burntsfield I.n.ks by the Commander of the Forces, Sir T. lissnroun, in presence of a number of spectators. The Regiment went through its various mamzuvres and evolutions in a highly creditable manner. Thursday, the Officers of the 4th Dragoon Guards, in Piersbill Barracks, gave each man a bottle of porter to drink his 31A- J esrv's health ; and in the evening the Barracks were brilliantly illuminated. The Non-commissioned Officers and Gunners of the Royal Artillery at Leith Fort celebrated his MAJESTY'S Co ronation by a dinner. Alarquets were pitched on the Parade, in which the men and their families sat down t o a plentiful en- tertainment. The kinso's health was drank with three times three. The Barracks were brilliantly illuminated in the evening, and dancing concluded the feitivities of the day. His MAJZsTY . I Coronation was celebrated at Kirkaldy on Thursday. The Yeomanry Cavalry of the county Navin been in quarters there fclr eight days, were dismissed on Thursday morning. Their accurate movements and soldicrlike appear ance gained them the approbation of Sir Thomas littamorm, who inspected them on Tuesday, and by their regular eonclue: and good behaviour while in quarters, they carried with them the esteem and good wishes of the whole of the inhab‘tants.— Before retiring to their homes, the Kirkaldd• Trat,p a.ed tr, tether in celebration of the day. The Inccirporated Trades of the Burgh, for the same purpose, dined together, and both par ties spent the afternoon in great harmony and conviviality. The festivities of the day concluded with a Concert, Promenade, and Ball in the evening. Several races were run on Musselburgh Court; on 5,-.turday, by the members of the diferent troops of Mid lothinn Cavalr ) , some of which were keenly contested, and tliorded excellent sport for about two hours. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. riOX TOE lOAZD Or TIM Y.LW ENGLAND COTFEL•IfOUI?, 311. T 26. " New Brunswick, 13th June. " The Favourite. Virvwx, sailed from this port on the leth inst. and meeting with head wind, put bock; on entering the harbour, refusing to take a pilot, she snuck on the sand grousd ; damage as yet not ascertained, het supposed to be considerable." CARDIGAN, JCLY 44.—The Nautilus, Doros, from Tliramichi, arrived yesterday, grounded on the bar, but is expected to float off to-morrow. YARMOUTU, itTLY 25.—The Rochdale, from Hull for London, carried away her topmast in a storm in the Cockle yeqerday. Wrruouns, Jinx 25.—About twenty sail of vessels 're ?erg in Portland-roads, bound to the Westward.—Wind S.W. blow ing very hard. Cowes, JULY 25.—Passed through the Roads, for Holyhead, yesterday, the Panice Racawr yacht, Captain Sir M. Sas:soya. - - • • • - - - Fatmoem, Juts 23.—Wind W.S:W.—Arrived the Robson, Evaxs, from Annapolis . Royal in 35 days. Sailed the Aheona, LLOYD, for Londonderry ; and Shamrock, Hotlines, for London. Pr:mourn, Jour 24.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Thomas, GAlL:sass, from London for Prince Edward's Island; and Tom Bowline, LAUGHTON, from ditto for Jamaica. Arrived off this port, the Palmyra, from London for Havannah. Porrsmoorn, JULY 25.—Wind S.W.—Saiied l'Aigle, SHARP, for London ; Indus, Warcnr, for Antwerp ; and Hussaren, GrasoN, for St. Petersburgh. • Came into harbour the Albury and Importer, transports, to land troops. Dem. Juts- 25.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the ' River, the Hannah, W , from Quebec ; and Sisters, 'B MW', from Teneriffe.—Arrived and remains, the Venus, arms, from Bremen for Baltimore.—Sailed, the Rapid, STORUALCIL, for Amsterdam.—Came down from the River and remains, the Venus, Canntea, for New York. HAawren, Jugs 25.—Arrived the Lord Duncan packet, with a Mail from CuaLaven. Sailed the Lady Nepean packet, for Cux haven; and Lord Nelson ditto, for Holland, each with a Mail. Cusrom-Housz, JULY 24.—Ships Entered Inwards :=The Hercules, Layton, Lady Popham, Merlin, and Rollin Cantle, from Jamaica; Wellington, from the City of Good hope ; Respect, from St. Michael's; Thalia, Irmo Prince of Wale.'. Island ; and Ann, from Hamburgh.—Entered Outwards: The Echo, fur Antigua ; Robert, for Seville; Industry, for Ham. burgh ; •San Juan, for Bilboa ; Oscar, and Lou'sa, tor Jamaica; • Golconda, for Madras; Fox, for Ostend; and Mary, for Ala laga.—Cleared Outwards: The Linen Hail, for ; Three Betsey., for Naples; Lord Hungerford, for New South Wales; Speedwell, for Cork ; Albion, for Antwerp ; Sa!ly, for Dubli n. Juts 25.—Ships Entered Inwards The Dolphin, Parthian, Fortitude, Victoria, Waterloo, and Trader, from Jamaica ; Eli zabeth, from St. Lucia; Jones, from New Orleans; Itesqurce, . from Memel; Aldborotigh, and Sir William Curtis, from C::lais; Hope, from Tobago; Lord Melville, from South Shetland; Caledonia, from St. Thomas's; Bee, from Witerford ; Levant, from Belfast ; St. Laurence, from Quebec ; Julius, from S-. Kitt's; Arundel, and St. George, from Granada.—Clca:ed On wards: Tods, for Marseilles; Ann Mary, for Llsineur ; both, for Palermo; and Regard, for Venice. DAVIS' STRAITS FISHERY. The Lady Jane, of Newcastle, is arrived nir Peterhead, from Davis Straits, with 1G fish, about 260 tuns of oil. She brings the following account : Ellison, of Hull, - 10 fish, 27,d .Tnie. Eliza, of Shields, - 9 fish, 95d June. Granville Bay, of Shields, e fish, 17th June. Princess of Wales, of Aberdeen, 1 fish, Gd Mtn.. Letitia, of Aberdeen, - clean, Gd 3L.y. The AMBASSADOR Of the NETHERLANDS gave a splendid entertainment yesterday, at his house, White. hall-place, to the following distingui'hed personal ens Prince Partanna,Duke de Grammont, Duke of Montrose, Duke de Fernan Nunez, Marquis de Santa Cruz, Marquis of L,Jedost derry, Count Stackelherg, Count Ltidolff, Count Lowel,hiekn, Count Caraman, Count Pralorme, Earl of Athlone, Lord Siir.t Helens, Lord Marybiarough, Earl of Chichester, Chevalier de Onis, Chevaller de Floret, Mr.Vansiturt, M. tie Pfeffel, M. t'e Souza, Sir C. Long, Mr. Rush, Don Pet . rF Gomtvissbrador, Ste. J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT have the pleasure to an. flounce, that the thawing of TOMKIVS'S PICTCRR LOTTERY is to take place on SATunndsv Next, the 28th instant; Specimens of which may be seen at their old established Oaces, as under, and where Tickets are on Sale in great variety. A.Perehaser of a lied and a B l a ck Ticket is sure to gain a Prize. The State Lottery finished on tie 21.t1t instant, whin, J. and J. S. sold and shared the larest Prize therein, being No. 4421, 05,000; also, No: . 1446, £4000; No. 9182, and 12,730, both 0400 ; and Ten other Capitals of £2lOO, &c. No. 27, Cornhill ; 58, Hay. nrarket ; kuttl 11, Holborn. •