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- ter-~~- 'r ' 720 .'71 ~ • . SALES BY AUCTION. I ' P IT AL AND VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATI4B NEAR CHIPPENHAM, IN THE COUNTY OF WILTII, lti~iiied principally into DAIRY FARMS, with excellent FAILM. 1101"SES, MANORS, FISHERIES, large CORN MILL,. COTTAGES, &c. By Mr. HOG GART, At the MART, on WEDNESDAY, Maw 25, In SEVENTEEN LOTS, lir direction of the Tstees for Sale, unless tbe whole should be pre viously ru disposed of by Private Contract, A Very important Freehold Property, with a Manor Th. abounding with Game, and intersected by the beautiful river iron, in which there is very superior fishing, containing 1,812 Acres a' uncommonly fine Land, princi pally Meadow and Pasture, lying i t hin a ring fence, boun ded by good roads, and situate in the most dellghtful part of the County of Wilts, within three miles of aippenham, three from Melksham and Corshant and thirteen from 350. Th e whole, with the exc e p t i on o f t h e inckbam Landa and 3 1, 00 ", which are in hand, let to respectable Tenants at moderate 'tents, producing together upwards of 3,000 L per annum. The estates consist of the Lackham Lands and Manor of Lesekham, ~circled by the beautiful river Avon, and divided into rich paddocks of park.like appearance, with the site of noble mansiou and offices (about to be pulled down), extensive , gardens and grounds adjoining Lackham woo d ? , through which there are beautiful rides, walk., containing alto gether 201 a. Sr. 1 p. of fine land, tithe free. (in hand.) CUCKOO BUSH FARM, with Farmhouse, and 81 a. Or. 9p. of Meadow and Pasture, principally Tithe Free, let to Mr. Robert Ray, at a rental of 1263 per annum. Notion Farm, with good farmhouse, &c. and 257 a. 2r. lip. of arable, meadow, and pasture land, principally tithe free, let to Mr. Thomas Bnvsher, at a rental of 4001. per annum. Ncw End Farm, with a capital Stone.built Farmhouse, and 92a. Ir. 22p. of principally Mea dow and Pasture Land, let to Mr. John Fry, at a Rental of 2501. pkr annum. Bewley Court Farm, with Farmhouse, and 19a. 2r. 27p. of Meadow and Pasture Land, let to William Milan; at a Rental of 1501. per annum. RAY GRIST MILL, upon which a considerable sum of money has been recently expended, with a very powerful supply of water, con venient House, anti five Enclosures of Meadow Land, containing 20a Or. 38p. let to Mr. E. Barton and others nt a Rental of £3lO per Ann. NOCKHTT'S HILL FARM, with an excellent Farmhouse, and of Pw tura and Meadow Lana, let to Mr. John Archard, at a Rental of £l5O per Annum. GREAT LODGE FARM. with convenient Farmhouse, and 366 a. 2r. 36p. of principally blendow and Pasture Land, let to Mr. Geor ua 'r e iple, at a Rental of £4?O per Annum. M 'ODLE LODGE FARM, with Form House. and 230 a. Ir. 24p. of print ip , 11y meadow and pasture Lvd, let to Mr. Isaac Deane, at a rental of X 320 per annum. LITTLE LODGE FARM, whit convenient Firm House, and 217 a. Ir. 311 p. of line rich pasture and meadow Land, let to Mr. Stephen Styles, eat a rental of £4OO pci annum. Also, ARNOLD'S WOOD, let out in spade husbandry, the Lands at Showell, and several enclo sures of arable, meadow, and pasture Land. containing together 107 a. 2r. 37p. he to various tenant', at rentals amounting to £263 lbs. 6d. per annum. The estate may be viewed In application to Mr. John Gale, at 's ock ; descriptive particulars had of W. L. T. Robins, Esq. solicitor, Bernard-street. Russell-square ; Thomas Briggs, Esq. solicitor, Lin coln's-inn-fields; Messrs. Merriman and Sons, solicitors, Marlborough, Wilts ; Messrs. Atherton and Son, solicitors, Caine ; at the Angel,' Chippenham ; Angel, Oxford; Bear ' Devises ; White Hart, Bath ; Duke's Arms, Marlborough ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Hoggert, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATF.S, Between the Eighth and Ninth Mile.stones, Woodford, ESSEX, Equal in value to Freehold. consisting of several excellent RESIDENCES, PLEASURE GROUNDS, GARDENS, AND ABOUT FIFTY ACRES OF RICH MEADOW LAND, Offering a variety of Sites for Building, and bounded by Snake's.lane. By Mr. HOG GA RT. At the Mart, on FRIDAY, May 27, at Twelve, IN FIFTEEN LOTS, following ESTATES, viz.—The Residence of :um Wood; containing numerous Rooms and Offices, Coach. hour: and Stabling, with Lawn and Kitchen Garden: Lease expires at .11i,.:laelmas. The Capital and Substantial Residence, called the NAKED BEAUTY, with every accommodation for a Large Family, or con. • , ertible into Two Villas, with Pleasure Grounds, Kitchen Gardens, 6raperies, and Paddock, in a beautiful situation. Also Three Neat Cottage Residences; containing numerous Rooms and Offices, Productive Gardens, and Paddock ; let to Reynolds, E'q —Lease expires at Michaelmas. Tits Brick.built Residence, containing every accommodation for a Family, lately occupied by Mr. Flute, with numerous detached Offices, Lawn, capi:al Kitchen Garden, and w Paddock of Rich Land, with Ivo Cottages in Horn-lane. Also the extensive and desirable Site of Ground adjoining, upon which the Old Palace stands, with a capital Garden in the rear, and a Paddock of rich Land beyond, in a delightful situation fur building t also toe adjoining House, with numerous Out. huildi Garden, and Paddock, in the oc cu p at i on niip. .Dl..lis roitb., Shop, of Mr. Rounding, bounded by Snake's-lane; also a plot of Rich Land et Sitake's,lane, abutting upon W. Mellish, Esq.'s estate. An Enclosure of Land, with a valuable spring of water, or. the corn. von ; and Seven Enclosures of particularly fine Me..dows, containing about Forty Acres. May be viewed on application to Godfrey, on the premises lately occupied by Mr. Elude, and Particulars had of Messrs. White and Woodson, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; Horse and Gicotn and Castle Inns, at Woodford ; at the Mart ; and of lilt. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, h0y.,1 Exchange. SAINT JOHN'S WOOD. TILE LEASE OF A GENTEEL DETACHED RESIDENCE, Coachhouse and Stable, Extensive WALLED GARDEN, clothed with Fruit Trees of the Finest Description, and the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLATE, GLASS, WINE, and other EFFECTS. By Mr. HOGGART, On the PREMISES, No. 27, GROVE-END ROAD, TUF.SDAY, May 31st, and Following Day, at Twelve o'Clock (in Lots), unless the whole should be previously disposed of by Private Contract, AGENTEEL RESIDENCE, in the most perfect state Istate of repair, and elegantly fitted up, delightfully situate Ne. 27, GROVE-END-ROAD, SAINT JOHN'S WOOD; four Bed-chambers, Dressing-room, Nursery, Entrance- Hail. Drawing and Dining Rooms, a Bow-windowed Room, used as a B:d.room Study, Bervanta'.room, Kitchen, Butler's-room, and every rultdsitt Somestic office ; good Cellar's*, &c. A very extensive Gar den, walli.d in, with Greenhouse, and planted with every description of Espalier and Choice Fruit-trees ; a Stable.yard, with Coachhouse, Staling for two horses, Man's-room and Loft over. Held on Lease fir a term of years, at a moderate rental. The liousehold.iFurnitsee comprises Mahogany Four-post, Tent, otlitr Bedsteads ' with Chintz Furniture., Goose Feather Beds, 3lattr,..ses, &c. handsome Spanish Mahogany Wardrobes, Dressing- Wash.liand Stands, with China Furniture, Dressing-glassm Vcre . i.,n Capetting, and every description of Chamber Furniture,— Elcga: - .t Drawing and Dining room Suites; comprising rich Damask -nil Cloth Curtains, Chimney, and Pia Glasses, in richlyposived gilt fram-s. Rosewood Chairs, Card-tables, elegant Cheffoniers, Dining room Chairs, sideboard, Brussels and T ur k e y C ar p et , ; a b ou t three hundr L d and fifty ounces of Plate ; richly-cot Glass, China ; a Piano forte, by . Tomkinson ; a f e w v o li mes o f Books ; fifty do zen o f Ch o ice Wules, k itchen Requisites, Also, about seventy dozen of Green. house Plants, and 3 variety of Garden Utensil/. The House may be viewed by' Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Hoppa, 62,01 d Broad.street Royal Fzehange. Par. oculars also of Messr s . C row d er an d Maynard, Solicitors, Lothbury, and at the Mart. Catalogues of the Furniture (ahich may ho viewed on Monlay, May 30th), will be ready seven days prior to the sale, and be had on the Premises, and as above. POICTIERS. A beatrif u l FREEHOLD ALDWICK MARINE RESIDENCE, with PLEASURE GROUNDS, sloping towards the Sea, and TWENTY THREE ACRES of LAND, within a mile and a h alf of Pognor, together with the whole of the appropriate FURNITURE, and other Etects. By Mr. 11000 ART, At the MART, on F RIDAY, JIM'S 17, at Twelve o'clock. In ONE MOT, Pnlcss an acceptable Offer should be made by Private Contract, THE RESIDENCE (whicliis the property of a geode -- man removing) has been built within the last 12 years, at an ex :wise of nearly FIFTEEN THOUSAND POUNDS, is very hand `, nely ferr khed, and delightfully 'situate on the sea coast, within a .e ar.d , half of BOGNOR. I, Cur:r:finieg three secondary Chambers, six iciocipal ditto, Dressing Entrance Hall, with Vestibule adjoining, lofty Drawing and l l; oinz Rooms, of line dimensions, Housekeepers and Butlers' floonis, th s:tvartis' Offices, of every description, large vaulted Venal*, &e -t The whole :well suppli e d w i t h exeellant Water s detached are. wo uaeh.l,ous.cs, Stabling for Seven Horses, Loft and &events' Rooms " -, f, Farm-yard and Buildin lioo m, gs, excellent Garden with' Gardener's and T WENTY-T HREE ACRES OP LAND; pertly laid Cat in Pleasure Grounds, sloping tomes the Sea. There is also a Pew 1:) •he Piaisli Church. • Nlay if wed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had of G, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. Particulars also MALI. Bognor; and at the Mart. PATRIOTIC EDUCATION. DOWN to the present time time has been undue delicacy in rendering the principles of CIVIL LIBEIITY a dii,lllCt branch of Education; and Instruction on these important subjects has been considered incompatible with prejudices artfully kept alive by etrrupt interests now contemned by the whole nation. There arc, however, innumerable Parents, who would desire to have their Sons :wind with principles which are the glory of Englishmen,—aud many enlightened Schoolmasters who would be happy to introduce this rational subject to their Pupils. Sir RICHARD Puit.r.zra, who foe nearly forty years has been the Improver and reformer of Elementary Books, therefore respeettlilly in forms the Schoolmasters of the United Kingdom, that in a few days he will publish, A CONSTITUTIONAL CATECHISM, displaying the F PIINCIPLLS OF THE BRITISH CONSTITUTION, its advdNl end perfection*, and its defect* and desirable reform; Including plain abatraet of she Reform Bill now before Parliament,—adepted to the use of schools, as an Elementary Book. Price ONE SntrAtlcc. He hopes that among sensible Tutor% and in intelligent Families.%ich e tract will become a- general and fashionable as Btata's WILY and BECAU sr, or any Sao,' Book now in general usc. To be had of J. lino°as, 421, Oxford-street, and of all Book. sellers in Town aid Cottntry,—with 13 to the Dozen. THE BEST AND MOST DURABLE HATS IN THE . KINGDOM. 1140WDEN, Waterproof Hat Maker, 17, and 27, High S►reet, Bloomsbury, most rtupectfully informs his numerous Customer' and Friend. be bas opened the House (17) nearly opposite St. Giles's Church, partly in consequence of the Increasing demand for Hats of his manufacture, and partly to counteract an opposition forming by some individuals known by the cognomen of Jews, who ha►e crept into the trade and dubbed themselves Hat Makers, vending an Article which the unsuspecting Purchaser might imagine, from a casual survey, to be intrinsically good, and thereby materially injuring the long-esta blished Tome he hasenjoyed, from the circumstance of many occasional customers not being acquainted with the prerise situation of his houses. BOWDEN needs only to add, that from the extensive patronage ha has alteady received, (and which be with gratitude views daily extend. ed) he is convinced that all articles purchased at his houses have' given that satisfaction which it ever has and shall be his study to deserve ; asking as a favour from the public, and his more immediate iricnds, that they will please to observe his Establishments are only Two In that Street, viz. 17 and 27, which Houses he has endeavoured to ren der conspicuous, thereby to avoid disappointment. el. Old Hats covered with Silk from Cs. to N.B.—Shopkeepers and Country Dealers supplied on the most ad. vantascous terms. IT is an old saving,. " Tell the truth and fear no'inde.”— There are Ladies and Gentlemen in Great Britain, as well as on the Continent, who have been humbugged by various pretenders ; some prepare Pastes or Powders ; others Tinctures, &e. for Dying the Hair. The Pastes and .Powders are generally prepared with lime, white lead, mercury, or other such slow poisons, which are injurious to health, and troublesome to use, as they .are obliged for hours to have cabbage leaves or wet skins on theli lead, to prevent burning the hair, and at last it does not answer the purpose, u several gentlemen who have used it to their whiskers have been obliged to have them shaved of, as it made them dark at the tips and white-at the roots, which made them look like a magpie, and those who used tinctures, which are generally prepared with lunar caustic, sliver, Sac. which generally turns the hair purple; but the IMPROVED RUSSIA DYE, with the extra gold ingredient ' is now proved to be the only article that will change red or grey hair to brown black in a few mi nutes, and is quite innocent, and changes grey hair as quick as ink dots paper • and when the roots of th e whiskers, when they grow. and naturally be grey, are painted with a pencil with some Russia Dye, they will immediately turn dark, which is a greet ornament to gentlemen ; and also when gentlemen have thin grey whiskers, the Im proved Russia Dye, with the extra gold ingredient, makes them not only d:ak, but also makea them look nearly double the quantity, which the P.oprietor will convince Gentlemen who call upon him. And still further to convince Gentlemen, if they call at the Proprietor's, No. 9, Poland -street, Oxford-street, every Wednesday, from Twelve till Three, they will see a Gentleman, above 65 years of age, with whiskers of a beautiful brown black, like a Young Gentleman of O. The Proprietor will thank Venders, who have any Russia Dye on I , and.bcfore it was intim oved with the extra gold ingredient, to send it him, and he will change it, as the Proprietor wishes none to be sold unless prepared with the extra ingredient, u the Proprietor must con fess they were a little humbugged also. Ask for Prince's Improved Russia Dye, Half-a-Guinea a Bottle, Tint Bottles for One Pound, or a Donn for 51. Also, To. WEARERS OF FALSE HAIR.—A Valuable Discos ery to Ladies and Gentlemen who wear false hair, as by putting a little of that valuable discovery, the GOLDEN CEMENT, inside the false hair, it will stick tight on the head, and not move, as if it bad grown there, without having occasion for any fastening. The Faculty have, of late, found out that persons who wear fake hair fastened by springs, strings, or any other tightness, makes a mark round the bead, and prevents the blood from circulating, and subjects the wearers to headaches, giddiness, apoplexy, and other complaints; but by using that great discovery, the Golden Cement, the false hair will be worn comfortably (and Is as pure and innocent as gold), and the w will not be subject to the above complaints. There are several hair-dressers who fasten the false hair with paste, gums, ate. which, when plaistered on the head, are also unhealthy, as they stop the cifeulation of the pores; and besides, it isnot safe ' fur if a gentleman takes his bat off, he has a chance to take the fal s e hair with it, as they do not keep the false hair tight to the head ; but w h en the false hair Is fastened with the Golden Cement, nothing will remove it from the head, unless taken off purposely. Particulars are in the direction, so as any lady or gentleman may use it themselves with ease in a moment; and if any gentleman will favour the Proprietor with a call, he wail show him bow to fasten the fain hair, and will convince him that the Golden Cement is the most valuable article fur the purpose. Also, persona wearing artificial teeth, by putting a little of the Golden Cement un the top of the false teeth, they will stick t• the gums without any other fastening. There are several ladies and gentlemen who wear whole top sets of utiecial teeth, with no other fastening but a little Golden Cement. Ask for Prince's Golden Cement, Half-a-Guinea a Bottle. Two Bottles for One Pound, or a Dozen for 51. Sold by the Proprietor, Mr. Millie, 9, Poland-street, Oxford-street ; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street, opposite New Bontl r etrect ; Prout, 226, Strand; Johnson, 68, Comhill; or of the principal Perfumers and Medicine Vender*. Keep in all climates—the older the better. Merchants and Captains .will receive liberal allowance for exportation. ;Kr Forwarded to any part of the Country, or t o t h e C ont i nen t, by sending a remittance. Direct to the Proprietor, Mr. Prince, 9, Poland street, Oxford -street, London. CAuTiqw—As there MY spurious ip circulation, by particular and observe, eacb, bottle ha{ Prince on ttie Cum and :441, and the Pro. prietor's A. Prince,. 0, Poland-surem, 0:4:d-street, LonalUn 1 without it, is not' genuine, and to hnitatsit, is felony. • Far the conveninitce of Merchants and Captains in tits City, who Lave not iny,particalar Wholesale Perituner or Medicine Vender. who soma them, and it is not convenient to coma to Mr. Prince, 9, Poland street, by giving their order to Mr. Johnson, 68, Conth.l, it will be executed, as Mr. J. has it id his power to give the same Discount as the Proprietor allows. T The Queen held her sixth Drawing-room yesterday. Some of the company began to *wave so early as half past 12, • and the whole of the company had not arrived be (pie half--past :3 o'clock. The ladies in general were most s9perbly dressed, and displayed a profusion of jewels. The Duke and Duchess of Glocester came in state, attended by Lady J. Thynne and Colonel HETins, and were received by the band of the King's Guard with " GOD save the King." Their Majesties entered the state-rooms about a quarter past 2 o'clock. The King was attended by the Officers of State, Lard Waldegrave, the Lord in Waiting, the Groom in Waitinr„ Messrs. Do'oel and Halite, the State Pages. no Queen was attended by Earl Howe, Her Majesty's Chamberlain, the Ladies in Waiting, the Maids of Honour in Waiting, and Mr. Shoemark, the Queen's first Page. Those ladies who had not been presented were presented' to His Majesty previously to their being presented to the Queen, Earl Howe standing to the right of Her Majesty to receive the presentation cards. In addition to the Duke and Duchess of Glocester, the other members of the Royal Family present were, the Prin cess Augusta, the Land. , rravine of Hesse Homberg, the Duke of Sussex, and rri:tce Leopold. It being Ascension-day, the members of tho different orders wore their collars. Their MAJESTIES received the distinguished company as follows: Mr. Fletcher Wilson, the Danish Consul General, who was presented by Count Moltke, the Danish Minister, the Russian Ambasador, l Princess Lieven, the Austrian and French Ambassadors, Madame Falck, the Lady , of the Netherlands Ambassador, the Spanish Minister and Madame Bermudez, the Prussian Minister and Baroness Ballow, the Bavarian Minister and Baroness Cetto, the American Minister and Mrs. M'Lane, the Neapolitan Minister and Countess Ludolff, the Da nish, Mexican, Hanuverian, a.td Wurtcmberg Minis ters, 'Court Matottchevitz, on a special mission from Russia, Mr. Wheaton, Chirge d'Affaires from the United States to the Court of Denmark, Prince Dolgorouki and Cottistde Aceto, the Chevalier Vanvitelli, Secretary to the Ncarlitan Embassy, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Load Chancellor, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Sects tarY ' . of State lot the liwne and Foreign Dopattments, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the Horse, the Cumtuau- I.derof the Porces, and Viscount Cotr.bermere, Gold Stick in Waitin g . the Arenbishop of Armagh, Mr. Justice Park, the Judge drocate General, the Treasurer of the Household, the Earl Marshal, and the Master of the Ceremonies. Dukes—Mauro..., Dorset, Richmond. Dueltaa of Northumberland. Man t uises-4.Oishury, Lothian. Mareithinessea—Dowager SAisbitry, Cornwallis. Earlit—liretkeock, Roselyn, Cornwallis, Morton, Ilchester, Man. vets, Cuonowo. Cavan. Countesses—Morton, Ponifrct, Wemyss .end Marsh, Cavan, Corn. teallis blaavers, Morley, Dowager lichestcr, Huntingdon, Mount Norris. Vi•a•unts—Allen. Strathellan, Kirkwall Vironw..essoi--Anson, liarrimoon, Wane IL bowagra Galway. Lards—Doodas, Lyndl utst, firuellioc, Annus) ilussca, Cr.astoun, Arden, 11-rrirgh.n. Hothem, Roditer. Yarb. , rough, .Boston, nibbles- Oak : , Segyb roo k e , Rub e n mowers, 'Porthemter, Furelirkb, Du:lslas, W. l'auleti, Caw, rvon, King. 11::rouceac•-- Ht: Pon thleu .- Harr! e t 1). Edgers/kid. Sirs- Matthew Tierney, Traytou F. Elliot: Drrke, Alex. Johnston, Coo. Duckett, Rabat D. H. Elphinstone, Joiwo llippisley, John L.L. Kaye, Joh:: Gerard. Gabriel 11% od, Herbert 0:O.:ley, Ed said Chol. intindeley Denims, iiii hard Pahatoo, Bahlwin Leighton, - james Mac donald, Ilenry Ibidges. Pal ward Ilt.11:-,. Francis Ormeanney, George Shea, Henry Riser" Mr. Jolia Wretteley, Gerard Noel, Charles Blount, Ottruki Mo sley, Thomas Lethluitlge, Compton Domenic, F. Pooh,. Hotiourables—Caps. iletwik-r, MN. Franck M. Irby, Mrs. Bland, Mrs. Villiers, Mrs. J. Dencoki. MTN ,YRren sad, Mrs. Tennant, Geo" Gcarge Germain, Sophia I'ollll , head, illm l'rctc, Alm Shut!, Mrs: &mien, 0-or g o li'oeubwell,'Mrs. Pitritnan. Miss Irby. Captain Ca. vehdisks 1 4 46 S Henniker, ilk" Barrio uni, Archdeacon Stapling', Ma. : Germain, Miss Flrliin: tone, Ain. :any Sto r fottl, Lady Borough,' t i m Miss Catherine Ard e n, Ail s ' Arden . Aimesley, Mrs. H. Mutes tey, Mrs. Frederick Irby, bli s s Coli:aoa, te. Augustus H. Moic.on, Mrsa itottera, John Gray, R ev . Alf re d COrani Richard Pepper Arden, ' TAd l6 --A's:ries Buller,. Pyuii, Dundas, Brooke Vaulkner„ Garrett; Tierncy,Joha Thynne, IVhalkv, Elliott Drake Hate, Charlotte Ar. bathnot, Johnston, liktyney, Kayo , Malet, (hake, Lucy. Purely, Rodney, Ger:.nl, Blount, Karmic", Sykes, Puleston, Forele, Mosley, Dowager A 'thy, Ommunticy, Minden:it, Lekchton, Gray, Harding:, J. Peel, Maywood, M. Ken,. Maickan, .Kitig, ,C. Capel, Caroline Powlcu, 111 , Alahon Jolla. itibblesdale, Isabella Kerr, Oakley, Fe eersham, Maier, Phillip', Dynever, Rowley, Bayley, H. Durhsm, Rivers, thaybrooke, IVoleselev, Duebott, Otteekr, Ritllel, Cilailibend IhlanKre, Curtis. Bridges, Danville, Louisa Chattcris, Sophia Lunt. ley, J. Chattals, A. Dawson, G. billiard, Jemitna Wykelatm Mullin, Arabdlla Arden, Caroline Barham, 1,. Davenport Bromley. A. Has tings, boftu‘ Otway, Autry Leg..,e, Sophia Ilastiu4s, I de limbed, E. Rerun, L. Fielding, Mary Stopfonl, E. Forteseue, Lyndhurst, L'ihbridge, Cauriall, Knightly, Bercaford, Lumley Noel Hill, WM.: in, Sie ty, Itolls, 'Waal. listresses--Granville Penn, Ilallifax, Juhn Amphlett i Arbuthnot, F. Webb, Sintun Digby, Jarrett, Harillnge, Chantrey. Dawkins, Bal. kcley, Riull, Hancock, Hutton, Citrrick, Henry Dawkins ' It. H. Ling, Haggitt, Lister, Dawkins Pennant, W. Jolllffe, Chas. Richard. .son, Montefiore, Howard, lathed/tad Ornate, J. Wright, Lister, Gordon, Pocricke, B. Gurdon, Churinon,Weymouth, Gen. Nawby, Ball Hughes, Villiers, General \Wetherell, A. Ellice, C. L. Prendergast, P. head, H. Suicroule, 11 Desbwood, Whitmore, Henry Fardell, Prince, O. Morgan, H. Forbes, Legh, Lloyd, C. Craven, J. S. Leigh, Fara. haw, Cerd.r. liumuby, Mumandl, W. Bruunekcr, Colonel Chaplin, R. Ellice, G. Dawkins, J. Portal, G. Smith, Scott, Davis, lioucens, F. Cooper, Burton, C. Archer, Murray Apathy, Walker, blarjin, I:41 vile, Daley, Pemberton, ilomby, Malcolm, Millimetre ' G. E. Jolliffe, Garth, NVindham, Rowley, 0. Cave, Bradforl, J. M. F. Smite, Murchison, Pelham, Calv-rt, Lane Fox, Blanc, G. Pechell, R. Brent, C. ('alters. Ali:: es.-(2) Christie, Dundas, Harriet Penn (2) Johnston, Hall. fax, Bramwell, Geory;lano Bramwell, Drummond, Amelia ilobhouse, Sti.:ar Eivi;y Murray, Bottuens, Mary tinny, 51eyettil,Scarlett, Story, ileorgialia Scott, Louisa Crauford, Maria Barlow, . Sneyd, lint. ley, I:ratified, Gtiagi: ea Howley, Heticege, Charlotte . Lloyd, Haggitt, Louisa ilaggitt (3) Otiv4, Juno Johnston, Mary Christie, Islaic°, Frederica Johsion, Darr:ter Penn, Penitent, Emma Pennant, Fran. ees Cluistie, Anne !3rltimione, Tennant. Emily I ima Icy, Black. rpm'. Bkoie. Muria Clinton, Wyke, Wedderburn, Dorothy Dsribrr, Nl' Abb. .., I, .11coelz, Ann: Muria (*Linton, Ducker, Emily Kir b . Mccleod, Matilda Dawson, E. Sitcyd, Emily Smith, Copley, Isabella bloat', Fanny Hulsey, Lethbridge, Loftus, W. Wynne, Jan. Lofts", Whitmore, Rivers, Maria Copley, Emma Tatty, Fielding, Horatio Fieldim4. Louisa llornby, Honywood, Al, Barlow, A: tley, Cwdon, Moteluinit, Legb, Lloyd, Colthurst, Elizahcii: Fountaitie, Foontilitte, Eliaabeilt Kerr, Monis, An. riibeila Brounek tr , D ormer , Llixa Farnham, Davison, ugusta Dawkins, Julia Knight, Miles, ilenertge, Brut Farnham, Kerr, Herrieta Otway Cuvu, Geor gians Sheerfield, Marries Clain 'icanrciti, Northey ilopkiut, Lucy Northy Hopkins, Brouneker, tiiblings, Ilobliouse, Anna Llixabeth Legh, Marianne Hare, Stee rage, Charlotte Bowen,. "Juliana Dawkins, Louisa Ridley, Mad acme Ridley, Charlotte Taylor, Taylor Bayley, Maria Thorn. .sin, Caletatt, Bunten. Ulteeting,. Kenyon, Louisa Creafsni, Bluyncy, Atubdia Caloric, sTrmpest, Frasars Leigh,. Clump litUnimouil, itnawcher, Strisit. 0. Strut,, Fusty, J. B, Simpscw, Blount, Spanks, linitcon:bC, E. B. Simpson, Atcher, D. Geriihrd • L. Duncootbe. ilarnit,b, Rabe, S. CritafeelL Moire Hulsey , WeeSetell, Hornhy, Fare, KI101:11:1 , , Willdhlllll, Dawkins, Scott, Barham, Catalina Burnam, Jolifre, A nclimuty. Hattori- Chidiester, Lirhin. It-v. Doetors—Wethen.ll, Penrose, Maddy. Rev. Pownall, William Barnum,. • ter "*~~ .• Leigh, - Burgh Byam. Docters--Sismond, Borland, filthy. bleasicurs—Felix Booth, Granville, John limn, Guiston„ Duckett, Blekersteth, Gordon. Bouwens, G. Lennox Prendergasi, F. C. Drooke, Moyne, Irving, M.P. Rose. 'trillion, Sant, John Fairlie, S. Villiers Suttees, Sarile Onley, C. E. Jenkins, Frost, F.R.S. C. Wykeharn Marlin, Burnaby, Augustus Smith, Murchison, NVlsito.ore, Motie Robert Smith, John Page Read. J. tiriffith Cole, William Smith, R. S. B. Sandilands, Tennant Charles Craves. Simon Di. by. 3 .s,p ton Gordon, Serjcant Goulhinn, It. S. Streatlidd, Brummcll. S•raci-n, Justice Taunton, George Du Pre, l)e Burg, Mortimer Drun mo I I' Alexander Brown, Francis Baring. Samuel Skinner, Russell, Fi ii. Cooper. Cox, Charles Cochrane, Hallifax, John Townetey. Birhum, P. Wardiop, West, Carsick, W. Ki d ' r, Dawkins, Ilegr^ I':' e. itberland thyme, John Knight, 11'extern, M.P. Pocock:. Walker /errand, G. Fie-geld Menage, Monek. G. Jtiliff.t, B. Simpson Jamicc Alderson, Quarme, Halton, C o pl e y, Charles Towneley, Lysley. beill, Galati's, George Best, Waldie, Wyke, Thomas Benitez, Carrie:, J F Tempest, Harobleton Cuarance, G. R. Melia, T. Tower. Admirals—Lord Mark Kerr Tollemache, Sir John \VAL., S.r Robert Otway, Si r H. Blackwood. Generals.—ltalrympl e Sir John Maclean, Sir Greg Way, Gregory S Henry Warde, Sir Gordon Drummond, Northey Hopkins, Lord Charles Manners, Sir Charles Pratt, H.C.B. Colonels--Sir Archibald Christie, Sir Charles W. Thornton, Sir Henry Pynn, iVillard, Dick, Berkeley Drummond, Maekenzi , Fi.rser, Fitzroy, Petre, Moir, D'Aguilar, B ue k wort h , Higgins, P at en. • blajors—R Macdonald, Pringle, Taylor, Berasford. Commanders—Blackwood, R.N. U4Nop, R.N. R. H. King, G. R. Marshall. Captains--Houstoun, Brawn, James Paterson, Hancock, C.B. R.N. Haste, R.N. J. R. Carsten, Waller, Tollemache, Jodrell, Leii;,h, Weymouth, Ferrara, Loftus. Liontenants--Warde, 11. Hensley. Cornets—llonourabk Augustus 0. F. Jocelyn, Campbell. Tim following were presented to her Majesty : Miss Harriet Penn, by her mother, Mrs. Granville Penn. Mrs. Jarrett, by Contra Howe. • Mrs. John Ansphlett, by Lady Blount. "'M . Mrs. Ilallifax, by the Countess of Lim er i c k. Mrs. Fehr: B ooth, by Colonel Sir Charles W. Thornton. Lady Otway, by Lady Agnes Buller. Mr. Stevenson, by the Marquis of Salisbury. The three Mimes away, by their mother, lady Otway. Captain 'l'. R. Coryton, Royal Marini. by Viscount Sisimouti.. Miss Frances Christie, by the lady Aeries Buller. Miss Janet Johnston, by her mother, lady Johnston. Miss Dorothy Davidson, by the Lady Agnes Buller. Miss llallifax, by the Countess of crick. Lady Whalley, by the Countess of x. , Mrs. Weymouth, by the Countess o Aliemarle Mrs. Bratifoni, l;y the Countess of Listowel bliss Mary Christie, by the Lady Agnes Buller Mills Duckett, by Lady Duckett Miss lat.l.lft nl, by the tountefm of Lletowel Miss .M.:iyi story, by llswriessi Grey do Ruthin 31ist, 31Lynell, oy the Countcss of Albemarle D. , .....a, ,, Lr Lady Asticy, by the Countess of Albemarle Lady Louisa Charteria, by her mother, the Countess of Wernysa and larch Lady Ommaney, by Lady Amherst . Mks. Davison, by the Lady Agnes Bull( r Lady Rowley, by the blarchioriess of Ely Lady Duckett, by leaky Phillips Miss Julia Knight, ity the Hon. Mrs. Fare Lady LciAlition, by Lady Hargood blr. Jostiez Perk, by tI Lord Chancellor blr. Pesaberton, on his appointment as King's Counsel, by the Lord „,,,, cussur. Mrs. George narking', by Mrs. Dawkins airs. 51onteliore, by the Marchioness Wellesley Mrs. Howan! (of 1:t rby) by the Countess of Carlisle L-.dy River., by la: 0 - inntets Howe Bliss A Maul, by ha mother, Lady Went 31iss Scarlet t, by the Duchess of Roxburgh Lady Py u n, by Lilly (Charles) Reality . lady (Brodie) k'aultmer, by the Colima* Bowe Mrs. Portal, hy iklary Hulick% Lady Gerard, by the Marehiooes. of Resting' Miss BiouceL?r, hy Airs. William Brouneker Miss Tempest, by the Coolness of lihronsbury Miss Bayley. by i cc .00tlia, Loeb- Bayley Bliss Alo.ria Thorneor, by t'.'e Daue..cr Visaientess Gs; ces y Mission:ma Dov Lion., by her. ..Mrs. Henry Dawkins MIA !Workout. Ridley, by lady IliOley Charlotte 11.17 tis, by the Hon. Mrs. Pelham Mr,. I•y Indy Glenlyon Mrs. Rota y. by Lady (( lurks) Rowley his. Morebisor, by Las y ,lugebta Millaank Mrs. Hancock, in • er ram , from the Continent. by Lady Pei:blips Catalina of Weicyssi suid March by the Duellesi uf (3.94.10,, The Duke of Montreec, by the Lord Chamberlain io tin (.1..i,t11 Viscountess Kiri:wall, by tatty . Felszy. MIS. C.rvick, La,..)- R. otaketr• phillips Mrs. arty Dawkins. by the Duchess Dowager of N. se..si.e rs. J. M. FrArick iiir ith, by Ledy Charles Rim. y Mrs. Gordon, by the Countess of. Albemarle Mrs. lb.- copton Guidon, by Mrs. Gm-don Mrs. Broome'', by Lady Glenlyon Miss steckpook, by Lady Maurer& Miss Geor.,ino Bramwell. by Lady Gleol s on Mrs. Thane by lolly Rowley Mrs. Poencla., by L.dy Knowles IL r. Sir %Valk... Ceoper, Bart, by the Marquis of Win Its.er Bits. 11..11 by Mrs. ( haiinon. 3irs. ga by the Countess of Errol ri.yens, by the Mrs. Pelluun. lord l'ailsoroug,b, by Earl Wei. Mr. lli t el.ersictli, one of the Kiresh.Counsci, by the Lid thane. r. ' Countess 111."recrs n the Marchioness of Ely. Liely Iktyl:.y. by Lady i'altotin. • Baoness rriet de Ref gctiocles, by Lady Al'illotaghby de Broke. Cornteis Cotrwallb, by Countess Gamma. Ltd). Debencre, by Laxly lie W. Wynn. • •'' " • Mr. Conlon, by the Earl of Albenseoll..- , i 27. Doargor Viscountess G a lw a y, by th e Hor. 14mly 8mj111.• Lord Cearetoon, by the Earl of Fife. ” : Mrs. Sutlarbaul (acme ; by Lady Shelley. Miss Marianne Hare. by Lady Paul. Earl Cornwallis, by Load Aden. Lady Chambers by the Viscountess Sislll3oUlh. Ml,s Story, by the Baroness Grey de Ruthin. Baroness de Pontliku, by the Mare; Lanese of Westmeath. Miss Anna El!zabeth Legit, by her mother, Mrs. Legh. Miss Gibiiings Lady M'Mahon. Viscounteas ila i rringtor. by the Duebess of Nonburaballuad. Sir Matthew Tierney, Bart. on being appointed a Knight Commander of the Royal Guelphie Order, by the Lord Chamberlain to the Queen. Sir John Gerard, by du. Marquis of Hastings. Sir John L. L. l;.ayc, "y the Larl of Stanford and IVarrington. Sir John Iliprisley, by ilk Vice (liamberlain to the King. The Lady Gray, of Gray, by the Duckss of Gordon. Lady Hardinge, by Lady Emily Haidinge, Lady hlalct, by the Elan. Mrs. Bowles. Sir It. D. H. Elphinstone, Bert, by his Grace the Duke of Gordon. Lady Pula:soon, by the Coolness Grosvenor. Miss Honywood. by Early Carteret. Sir Ilerbert t)akcicy, Bart. by Viscount Btrathallan. eir Edward Cholmcley Hering, by the Barb et Mayo. Lady Honeywood, by Lady Carteret Sir R. l'uksu.n, by thc Lord in Waiting. Mr. John 'l'ownelcy, by Viscount Stratballan. Mr. Halifax. by the Duke of Norfolk. Mr. Cox, by Lord Petit. Mr. Freya. Baring, by Earl Grey. Sir Dalewin Leighton, Bart. on caning to his title, by Admire/ Sir Hargood. Honourable bibs Irby, by Lady Belay Itmourable Captain Henniker, H.N. by Sir James Graham 111 r. Rose, one of the King's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor Mr. do Burgh, by Lord Brudenell Hon. Airs. Henniker, by the lion. Lady Maynard HeslMge Sir Francis Onitnaney, by the Earl of Romney Mr. Bowens, by Mayor-General Sir Henry Wheatley Sir Charles Blunt, by the Earl of Chichester Mrs. Richard Henry King, by Lady JAW& Mrs. Haggitt, by Lady Glynne Mn. 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