The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-04-22 00:00:00

1 4 ' ; (JUVi Ok. . ..-- .1 _ !eel re.lll - ~ . .... .. f.:,. 4 i - !I.. .. ' 'c' :).—'-{•. ),..:-‘) . 4 *A - . • Is .b... '^,• n 4 za ,...,.:„: ~_ ••• 3 I NUMBER 5652 EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. NTICE is hereby given, That a SPECIAL tiE NERAL MEETING of tlit PROPRIETORS of Ten or more Shares, will be held at the London Tavern; Bishopsgatc-street, on Trio RSDAV, the 24 , th of .11•RIL. 1523. at one o'clock in the afternoon precisely. for the purpose of XLECTING, by Ballot, a DIRECTOR in the room of Charles Johnson, Esq. deceased.—The 3allot to commence w one. and close at four o'clock precisely. WILLIAM DEETIIIII, Secretary. Cornhill, 91st Marcit, 1523. EAGLE INSURANCE: COMPANY. NOTICE is hereby given, That a SPEVIAL GENE RA LL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of ten or more Shares, will be held at the London Tavern, Rish *mate-street, on THURSDAY. the H 741 Mae, 1523. et one o'clock to the afternoon precisely. - fur the impose of E LEcr- ISO, by Ballot, a DIRECTOR, in the room of Robert Simpson. Esq. deceased. The Ballot to commence at one, and close at four o'clock preciael3. By a Bye-Law, nos', non can bn a candidate, unless he shall give to the Secretary at least It. days notice thereof is welting, previous to the &moral Meeting. WILLtAlsi ntErfum, frucrelurF , Co:milli!, 22d April, 1923. MINERAL BROWN PAINT. Patronis , 4l by Go vernment, fOr Out-lour Work.—Tbe All NI-.1( BROWN PAINT having been in general use for the last twenty years in almost et cry dimrtment of the State, Pub lic Works. Bridges &c. and Certificates granted by many of the most distinguished Olicers in the Ordnance, Barrack' Saralee, &c. of its imbecility, durability, and cheapness, it is recommended to the public an a coating for all out-door work, such as wooden, iron, and canvas roofs, sheds, barns, out bosses, fences, palings, gates, boat and barge bottoms, ships' sides and upper works, and all wood and iron work under water or exposed to the weather, for tiles oo roofs, to prevent them imbibing water and being injured by frost, and for coating brick wall, to prevent damp; no wood coated with tuis Paint wil: be worm-eaten , nor will insects or vermin of any kind inhabit hot-bed frames or other places coated with it, and it will be found an effectual cure for the dry rot. Beloit composed entirely of mineral sub stances, this Paint is insolable in water, and thereby resists moisture in a trimmer superior to all other preparations. Price, ready for use • lid. per lb. Manufactured and sold by RORINSON, TAYLOR. and Co. slueeessors to M'Adain and Co. Willow Mad, b 7, Banksicie, London. GOVERNMENT CERTIFICATES of the Cheapness and Durability of Messrs. Robinson. Ta,lnr and Co.'s Mi neral brown Paint, granted to Messrs. Sl•Adam and Co. Barrack Ofllee, Miceli li. 18t4. We hereby certify. that the Temporary Wooden Bursas in Great Britain have been, for several years past, covered with Messrs.'lll`Adam and ro t s Mineral Drown Paint. for the pre ***** Um' of the weather boarding. sea has fully an swered the purpose for which it was applied. (Signed) Jon 4 4a.Noses, Architect. Tuomas JrASS, Architect. The above Certificate made by order of the Commission ers for the Affairs of Barracks. _ JOHN ST \PLLTON, See/airy. Plymouth Lines, May 80, 1607. This Into certify, that by order of Owners! Mercer, at the desire of Messrs. M'Ailata and en.“ 11,0 made-expertmeetta with their; preparation of Miner&litrown Pail)! in April VW Hrromber, Mee. Tner - Wrniatton of the wood and iron work made use of in this experiment is very high, and en tirety exposed to the wind from the Channel, where it is difficult to fiud any coating able to resist the weather. The Paint, after basing stood the Winter In the above situation, has formed *Very hard end compact body on both wood and Iron work : the wood when cut Is hard and very dry ; the iron free from every appearance of rust. From the present appearance of the Mineral Brown Paint, its hard, solid, and inpenetrable state, there is every reason to believe that it willdektui the wood sted lug& work for years spinet the street of .weitlier and the nsui‘tere of the atmosphere; and we glve it as our opinion, ttist it is a useful coating for wood and iren work exposed to the. weather or to damp. end- eoeslder it to be cheaper than any tither that can be procyretf.. Certified 'by HENRY SIIINIONS, Overseers of the Works. Jolts PHILLIPS, • • "total ROBERT W , Ser. Maj. Mast. Carpetr. t . JAMES Moma, Strj Master it. Artificers. Plymouth Lines, May 20, 1807. Ispoins the above certificate or statement, A untatabett Waren Lleut.-Gen. Commanding Royal Engineers. • Rayal.Engineers' Office, Plymouth Dock, May 9,1 f 15. • We hereby certify that Messrs. Nl' Adam and Co.'s Mine ral..ansi Brown Paint has clillirmed in general use in this Depsitment. for all kinds of fences, since the dale of the above certilleate of May 20. 1607; that it has also latterly beam used on sentry boxes, travelling magazines, side arm racks, carts, and other wood work exposed to the weather, with every probability of 'access : we, therefore, after near ly eight years additional experience, have no hesitation in confirming that certificate, as to the general gond qualities of the Paint In question, for the preservation of wood and Iron work. HIM JOHNS, Clerk of Works. Jaws Sunman, Overseer. Royal Engineers' Office, Portsmouth, May 15, 1815. We hereby certify that the Mineral Brown Paint, prepared and sold by Messrs. Al'Adam and Co. has been used in the Ordnance Department at this station for three years for per• poses similar to those before mentloeed; and we are of opinion that it has :ally answered the purposes for which it was applied. _ _ - - Jong Mamma' s Lieot.-Col. Royal Engineers Commanding. G. BuCHANIe, Capt. Royal, Engineers. Ni• Jacon Ownw, Clerk of Weeks. Jetts °wax, Assistitot Glert of Works. Messrs. di'Adam and Co. Chatham, May 23, 1813. Gentlemen—l have great satisfaction in giving my testi mulel to the good qualities of your Mineral Paint, which was emit at this station to pay over the bottoms of boats sad barges with good effect, finding it cheaper and better than any covering of the kind, to oppose the influence of the items on our craft in the Medway. I hate the honour to he, Geatinnen, your most obedient scr% R. D'Ancv, Cdiouel Royal Engineers. Royal Engineers' Office. Doter, May VI, 181 d. At the request of Messrs. hl'Adarn and Co, I certify, flat l haeu_used, for a eunsiderab:e time, et Ilythe. their ]Mineral Brown Pain% and tr , .t I have found it a good and cheap p Her for tenet g, weather boarding, and other wood work expw.ed to the op.ll air, ant likeni.e for sills, Ante pomp, and all timber liable to bu affected by damp ur solute. Ron ERT Taco:egos, Cartain, Commanding R. Engineers, Dow. r Division. Royal . Militivry Cenui Office, Myth', June I, ISIS. We bereby eerti:y. that Messrs. M'Ailain and Co.'s Mistral Brown Paint has been lone used. and continues to he used, upon the Works of the Royal Military Can and that it appears fully to answer the various purposes to which it hes been applied. Amattnan Swazi, Accountant and Barrack Master • „ « to the Commissioners. Jowl, Ow, Qr.-Mast. Royal Staff Corps, Saperiatesdit4 the Royal Military Canal Works at ROIL Zesty deseription of Groond Colour, Wtt!!e Lead, Oi'e, le. spat the neat stirsAttegeovs terms. GRAND MASQUERADE,—ARoyM ROOMS. TO-MORROW, Arm V 3, 1823. TRE NOBILITY and PUBLIC are respectfully in, formed, that upon the suggestion of several per sons of distinction, the above Rooms hare been selected as the most appropriate for a Splendid Masked Fete to be given in commemoration of his Mont Gracious Majesty's Natal Day. The Committee appointed for superintending the arrangements, pledge' themselves that every exertion will he made to render this Masquerade the most animated and superb that bag been glien for many years. and such as will redeem the character of this species of amusement. Military, Pandean s Quadrille. Country Dance, and other Bonds, will be placed** the different rooms. Artists from the Continent (exclusively engaged for Nis night) will ap pear in the costume of different nations: Pryers' profes sional gentlemen base kindly volunteered their services on this occasion. The celebrated Signior Antonio and Mr. Wilson will exhibit their extraordinary talents en the Cordes Volante `ad Tendere. The Royal Fintoceine will likewise perform et : 'different periods of the evening. In addition to the above,'d great variety of entertainments will be introduced in a style of brilliancy and novelty never ex celled.—Tickets 116 I. each, to include Tee, Coffee. Ices, Jellies, Confectionary, &e. Le. Tickets for suppers 7s. ed. each, (wine not included) whielt will be furnished by Mr. ' Jerrie. Italian Confectioner, 123,.New Bond Street, (from hunter's) in a style of elegitnee applicable to the day. The Wines will be supplied by DU. Charles Wright of the Opera CoSimade, Haymarket, which will be of the choicest quality, imiLia the hi ghest condition , limed from en Iced cellar un der the supper room. Masks: ridmimis, lie. Re. to he tad at the Rooms.—Tickets to be had of the Committee at Mr. Mr. Charles Wright's. Opera Colonade. Haymarket; Messrs. Betts, Royal Exchange; Clement). Chespside ; Jarrin, New Bond Street; and at alt of the principal Hotels and Club houses. Doors to be opened at ten o'clock precisely, Supper Rooms at one o'clock. No person to be admitted to the Masquerade except in Domino, Mask, or Character.—The most complete arrangements have been made with respect to the Police. ONLY TWO' DAYS TO DRAW. & J.- SIVEWRIOIIT are Selling Tickets and 23 • Shares, warranted undrawn, at tlaetr.olfices 37, CORSBILL I, Ifoceoan ; 38, li•evaaar.rr. -Corner of Coventry Street; where they Shared and Sold' SF:VEN Capital Prizes the . First Day of the present Lottery; eh* in the Last Lottery, 1.467; a - Prize of 1'16.000, and 11,315, a Prize of 210,000, drawn on the 15th January last.—TO-MORROW is the Last Day of Drawing but One: tlle Wheel contains 2 2 ....... . 8 OO 0 besides 26 others of .F 1,0116, .t 300, roc. Those who intend to Adventure, will do well to buy 'before TO-MORROW ; for should their Numbers be drawn either of the Two Prizes of £5,000, which are sure to be drawn on that Day, or any other Capital, they may keep them; but if Small Prizes or Blanks, they may relent them, and receive en drawn Tickets or Shares in exchange, without any addition al Charge. LONDON, ftrEOtiv; APRIL 22, 1823. " The Carle for which 114117 3 011 X fell in ike VER. tiLOVER's EXHIBITION of PAINTINGS 111 is NOW OPEN, 16, Old Bond-stivet, opposite Stafford-street.—Admittunee, Is —Catalogue. 6d. MR. HAYDON'S 6IIPIAT PICTURE of LAZ4 I 6 RUS, which bat been nearly three years on the Easel, I'S NOW. OPEN, at the AzyptiaaLliall. Pleee 7 dilly. Oroand leer to the right.—Adadttanne Is. Cato lopes 6d. TPI CTURI3 Of the TRIA It of the late QUEEN, 1. by Mr. tiEtiROE HATTER, Member of the Aeaderny of St. Luke. In Rome, &c acc.—Mr. T. H. CAVITY respectfully notifies, that hying paid a large sum of money for the right to exhibit this GREAT HISTORICAL. PIC TIME, the same is now OPEN to the Public at his Rooms, SO!, Pall-mall, from Ten till dusk. Admittance, One Shil ling. As the limits of an Ad Vertisemcnt ',levant an adequate description being given of this extraordinary Picture, it will here be simply stated; that it contains upwards of SOO figures. of which 189 are Portraits, those" Princes of the Royal Family, and every Peer and Person of distinction in the Picture having sat to Mr. Hayter, who's. rank as a ,Por• trait Painter will., It le trusted, excitopubile, cariosity W- I wards tite,440 1 d 0 . 0 %,.. r..) so' • ..ok;›i:4-.• .• • •1- . . • !MAT ROOM, SPltillti PAR - Ogt- S. G MAILSIIALL's irand Historical Pills • ephlc PA NORAMA of the CEREMONY of the CORONATION; this Coronation Precession, and the Banquet, painted on 10,, 1100 spiare feet of canvas, and displaying nearly 100,000 figures, upwards of 800 of the principal characters on the foreground the site of life. The movement of the Panorama, seeom p f . nied by'a fall Military Band. assisted by a Finger Orges and Trumpets, who perform the Coronation Music. IS NOW OPEN.—Day Exhibitions to commence at 12, 1.2, 3, and 4 o'clock; and in the Et/ening, brilliantly illuminated with gas, at 7, 8. anti 9 o'c'ock.—Admission, Boxes, 21.; Gal lery, Is.; Descriptive Hook, 6d. axd SYDNEY died en theSeaffold !" • ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON. inekiluted 1806, and empoviyed by an Act of Parliament Of the 3dlleo. 111. Capital-21.400,000. . TIE DEPARTMENT.—RETUHNS Td THE ASSURED.—Persons assured with this COmpany froM !on by Fire, whose Polities for .t3OO and upwards pave been in f..rce for five years, ending at Christmas may receive on and after the efith instant, at the Mice in Clumrside on the Loudon Policies, and of the several Agents le t*Country on the Policic: effected In their respective Agelkcies. a Reign' of TinNTY.FINE per Cent, on the 'Wen of the Premiums paid for such period of five years, agivesbly to the system of this Office, as full' , explained in the Oahe Proposals. REWEVVA U.—Recent, for the renewal V Policies dee at Lady-day are now ready for delivery at the °Mee in Lon don awl by the Country Agents, and shoidd be takes 'Op within IS days thereafter. NEW I'OLICIES.—New Alieranees may be elfoited at' any doe according to the printed Proposals of We (tempos'' ' . sad stfcbarge is made fee Policies when tbp ad. Ossoroml soliqmata .P*M--- ItFAT.—Anallowance is 1111111 k fee the lood of Rent Sr ratenantable hP • Fire. : - LIFE DEPARTMENT. ADDITIONS TO POLICIES.—Persont assured foe the whole term of Lite, will "myelin addition made to theieroli ties every seVenth year, on the priociple so beneficially practised till lately at the Equitable Assurance Office ; of the amount thereof may be applied in reduction of the future payments of Premium. Policies mey also be effected for the whole term of Life, by a limited number of yearly payments. Tickets appli cable to this mode of Assurence may be obtained at this Of ace. SEA RlSK.—This Company allow, certain passages by Set in decked vessels, without extra Premium, as Set forth lu the Cor.dtions of the Office Proposals. Proposals fully explanatory of the principles and rates of the t ompany, may he had at the principal office in Cheap side, Landon, and of the several Agee, in the Country. HENRY DESBOROURII, Jun. Setretary. Cliespside, London, 19th March, ISM PATRONIZED AND SANCTIONED BY Iler Grace the Duchess of Ratiand—Right lion. Lady Am herst—Right lien. Lady Lismore—Hight lion. Lady G. Cavendish—Lady Caroline Lamb—Lady Catherine Wal pole—Lady C. ilundss—lion. Mrs. Butburst—lloo. Mrs. Egerton—llon. Mrs. Gray, dm. CONVULSION FITS, Epileptic Fits, Hysterics, Nervous and SpaSmodie: Comp'an.s, effectu a lly Cured by Dr HADLEY'S POWDERS, — These Pow ders effectually cure Convulsion Fits in infants and adults, Epileptic or Jailing Fits,llyslerics, Nervous and Spasmo dic Complaints, Coutumption, Loss of Appetite, lie. This Powder is a grand restorative in all eases of relaxation, debility, and weakness in children and adults: It gradu ally strengthens the stomach, increases the appetite, pro motes digestion, and is a short time restores the patient to perfect health, without confinement or alteration of diet. The late Dr. Hadley (Me discoverer of this valuable me dkine ) used it an private practice for upwards of AO years with the most flattering success in various com plaints, which is proved by ineuntrorertible facts. • • - - Extracts from Leiters addressed to Dr. Hadley:-- From Ike Hon. Mrs. Egerton, Tall** Park, Sept. 2. 1823. Dr. Hadley—Sir, 1 this morning received this letter, mentioning your intention of bringing your Convulsion Powder into more general notice. I have so rery high an opinion of it. from the cases I bare seen performed, that I think you trill be doing a public service. I remain, Sir. gofer's. fe. E. EGERTON. From Ike Mild lloa: Lady Lisasore. - Sept. ft. 1820. This is to certify, ihat I bare used Iladley's Corinth:ion Powder in my family and many others. and upprore of their efficacy. FItS. LIS.WORIS. From L. dy Walpole. _ Dr. Hadley.llblytton, t;xtrridye, Jos. 20. 1819. Sir, I shall hare greed pleasure in desiriny you to make wee ot'my name alum you publish the Columbia* Murder. Its great efficacy fn m.# VIVA family cwt./rimed., amid to the poor. I hare e.rperieneedfor may years. I am your humble servant, CATHERINE WALPOLE. Sold ix bottler at is. 6d. I Is. and 435. each. by appoint ment of the Proprietor. No. 30, Hatton•yardera ; and by appointment by Mr. Sanger. Medicine •chaste. tot., Orford-street; Messrs. Barclay and Sons, 95. fleet. muntrt ; . Ncsrbery and Sons. VS. W. Panes Main*. yard ; Edwards. 60. St. Pant's Church-yard ; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard ; Ralkr, 4, elscapside ; Preset. M. strand ; &codling and Nis. Royal ?exchange; Johnston, Corn Alli ; and by their ippobbtment. by mod respectable medicine renders. k tress" tams throng/mitt the ( - ratted . 11. inydons.-dyk for " Hadley's Connally% Paladin'. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. WAR-OFFICE, Aiiitn. tat Rest. of Life Guards, Lieut. C. Hall, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Lieut.-vice Lord F. Canynghaih. who exchanges. receiving the differenee ; Cornet and tiub'•Lieut. E. C. Fletcher to he Lieut. by purehue, vice Gore. who re tires; Cornet the UOB. 11. T. Leeson. from half-pay of Ist Uncomic, lice Hall, promoted ; the Hon. IL 8. Law., vice Fletcher, promoted, to be Cornets and Sub-Lleuts. by pur chase. Ash Regiment of Dragoon Guards. Lieut. John Griffith (Quartermaster) to be Adjutant and Lieutenant. vice Jack son, promoted ; Regimental Serjeaut-Major T. Atkinson. to be Regimental• Quartermaster, vice Griffith, appointed Ad jutant. Sd Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieut. A. Baker, from this half-pay of the 501 Dragoon Guards, to be Lieut. like G. Crabtree, who ixchanges.receiving the difference; Lieut. A. Raker to be Adjutant, *ice Crabtree, who reifies the Ad jutancy only. 17th Ditto. Lieut. Lord Francis Coeyogbam. from the lst Regiment of Life Guards, to be Lieut. vice Hell, who ex changes. Slat Regiment of Foot, Capt..l. W. S. Waller, from the lit Ro)/li Veteran Battalion, ♦ice E. Knox, who retires upon the half-pay of the gd Garrison Battalion. and Capt. Francis IL Hall, from the half-pay of the 55th Foot, vice Win. H. Milks, who exchanges, receiving the difference, to be Cap tain. 49th Ditto, Lieut. li. Maxwell to be Capt. by purchase, vice Williams, who retires. bild Ditto, 2d Lieut. Hon. C. Grey, from the Ride Brigade, to be Lieut. by purchase, vice Bristow, promoted in the 88th Foot. 99th Ditto. Hospital-Assistant H. Muir, to be Assistant- Sugar's, vise Brown , dec. 83d Ditto, Lieut. A. Oreig, from the half-pay of the Blat Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Harrison. dee. Rifle Brigade, Gentleman Cadet H. Stewart, from the Royal Military College. to be 2d Lieut. by purchase, vice Grey, promoted in the 03d Foot. Cape Corps of Cavalry, J. Jervis, Gent. to be Coreet, by purchase, vice Heatheote, promoted. Cape Corps of Infantry, Capt. Hon. C. T. Monckton, from the half-pay of the 45th Foot, to be Capt. vice C. Ward,wbo exchanges. lit Royal Veteran Battalion, Capt. D. R. Fawcett, from the half-pay of the 2d Garrison Battalion, to be Capt. vice Waller, appointed to the Slat Foot. COMMISSION In the Royal Cumberland Regiment of Mi litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Conety of Cum berland. R. W. Schneider, Gent. to be Ensign. DIVIDENDS. May 19, G. Bradford, Bristol, broker—May 10, W. Tate, Cateston-street, bookseller—May 7, J. Coates, Earith, Huntingdonshire, liquor-merchant—May 10, C. Vera, Cloth fair, woollen draper—May 10, J. and R. Cleogh, Leaden hall-street, wholesale linen-drapers—May 10, J. Still, Brix ton, merchant—May 10, D. Gerrard. Old Cavendish-straet, Mary-la-bonne, milliner—May 10, T. Jent, Piceadilly, ehinaman—May 10. T. J. and J. Phillips, Old City-cham bers, merehants—May 10, W. Streets, Aldermanbury, gal. boon-suenutacturer—May IS, J. Birch, Birmingham,jewel ler—May 10, J. G. La Serve, New England Coffee-house, merchant—May 10, T. Shipmay, Tidworth-warren-farm, Hampsbios, sheep-dealer—May 10, D. Long, Andover, gun maker—May IS, H. Hicks and S. W. Woodward, Bankslde, Southwark, timber-merbhants—May IS, R. N. Rost. Hol born-bill, book-dealer. CERTIFICATES—MAT D. Redtems. Ashborne, Derbyshire,groeer-"-A. J. L:Vieira cad A.M. Braga, Tokenhouse-yard, etterelsants—J'. Smola more, King's Bunch-walk,' Temple, dealer—R.' J. Tract, King-street, Bloomsbury, butcher—F. Finer, Drury-lane, grocer—J. Everth, Pinners'-hall, inerettant—A. Knibb, Barnwell St. Andrew's, Northamptonshire, miller—J. Trou hritli,.. Shaftesbury, Dorsetahire, stocking-manufacturer— G. Slack, Mhweek, Somersetshize,tarmer—J. Greaves,jun. Liverpool. broker—D. Johnson, Nantwich, Cheshire. drug gist—H. Fangoin, Bristol, grocer—J. Wall. Birmingham, dealer, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Daniel and T. Ling, Beaminster, Dorsetshire, snipes, —W. Hoye*, see. aNd W. &ayes, joss: Leeds, blatking-sa nnfacturers—J. and W. Martyr, Reigate, Surrey, tailors—. 'l'. Bourne sod W. Carnley, Alford, Lincolnshire', attorneys at lave—S. Bargees, J. M•Knoe. and J. Mitchell, Culling ton, Cornwall, tea-dealers—E., E. and M. Simpson. and E. Betty, Beverley. school-mistresses, as far as regards E. Betty—C. Burton and R. Tuckey, Poole, Dorsetslaire—C.l Hanlon and S. Picton, Wigmore-street, Cavendish-square, silk-mereers—J. Haynes and ft: Ireland, jun. Blackman-st. Borough, end gliders-1. Wright and E. Morgan, Saliabarj-lane, Bersnondsey,coopers—T. Jopling. J. and E. Head, and R. Todd, Coldstream, Scotland, common bre% erg —W. Pitman in 1 T. Jackson, Cares-lane,Birreinghani, dee pers—G. Doha. and J. Newzam, Durham, merchants—R. B. Solute's and C. Redfern, Leicester. chensista—A. K. Garcia and F. Glover, Peelhans, school-masters—W. and J. hard, Tunbridge ' Kent. tallow•chandlers—R. Hutchings and S. Johnson, Dudley, Worcestershire, nail iroamongers—J. Mlles and H. I„ Williams, Brislington,Somersehhire, car penters—R. Johnson and J. N. Hodgson, livorpool,tallovi chandlers. Samuel Pallowes, who was executed at Cheater, on l'onday, offered the gaolei 1,0001, to comity, at his escape; (stafortithire • Adv.) • PRICE SEVEN •PENCE• THE KING'S LEV ; EE. Yesterday his Majesty held his first Levee for this season, nt his Palsies in Pall-mall, which was very numerously at tended. The visitors began t o arr i ve soon after 12 o'clock, aid continued without intermission till half-past three o'clock.. The stoniest order was preserved by the police ender the direction of Sir Richard Hindi., the chief magis trate of the police. His Majesty left his private apartments soon after two o'eloek, and peoceeded to the Royal Closet, where sir William Keir Grant was invested • ith the order of a Knight Commander if tbeliatli. Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas It. Thompson, Bart., and Sir Harry Bumped Neste; were invested with the Order of thi Grand Cross of the Rath. Ric Majesty gave audiene-s to the Dukes of Yerl agii Clarence, and Priori Leopold, the Archbishop of Canter bury, kir. Coming, Count itunster. &r. Parke Sothehn wea introduced to his Majesty by •Mr. likntee,, the baited States' Consul,' was preso r ted by the American Minister. OrtlMdla sad Mr.. Hughes were presented by the Americo Minister Bohm 4misgsdoself, the resident Meehan, of Baden ar,l Mew,' had the honour of an audience of his Majesty, to deliver letters and to take leave pro teorporr. The Majesty then received the compliments of the Foreiga Ambassadors sod Ministers and the Great Officer' of State, and afterwards proceeded to the le.neral levee-room, wbica WU oppressively hot,froos the crowded assemblagemnount ing to between one end two thousand persons. tlis Majes ty, we an sorry to say, suffered extremely from the heat of the room. In addition to the above dignified persons, there were also present, the Ambassadors from Austria, the Netherlands,• Spain, Ranee. Sardinia, Bavaria, Saxony, Poringa:, Naples, Sweden, Russia, Prussia. Wurtemberg, and M. Colquboun. the Minister for the Hans Towns ; the Arch bishop of York ; the Bishops of Llanduff and Chester ; the Lord Chancellor and all the Cabinet Ministers; the Vice- Chancellor; the Lords Chief Justices of the Courts of Kine's 'Bench and Common. Pleas ; Mr. Justicy Ilu lock : the Lord Chief Baron of Scotland ; the Attorney and Sahel tor-General t the King's Advocate ; Chief Justice of Cher ter ; the Deata of Rochester ; the Dean of Salisbury ; the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs of oudon ; the Dean of Jersey ; Commissioner Boyle ; the Lord President of the. Court of Session ib Scotland i the Lord Register of Scotland ; i!.• Lord Provost of Edinburgh; the Solicitor-General f.- Scotland ; Sir T. Lawrence, the President Of the R '.)al. Academy ; Sir Humphrey Davy, the President of the ltoj al Society. limes—Buckingham . , Leicester, Richmond, Dorset Mon trose, Argyle, Beaumont, Devonshire, Wellington, • Ind Northumberland. • *. Metoutsses—Conyngliam, Exeter, Salisbury, Twee..'- dale, Northampton, Huntley. Ely. litchileld. Thnrnoad. Ailesbury, Hertford, Angtesea, Camden, and Winches:et-. EAats—Mayo, Clare, Tankerville, Brownlow. Leitrim, Rocksavage, Bredalbane, Shaftesbury, Westmeath, hie. , ray, Dartmouth. Csladen, St. Germaine, Home, .Gosford. Kinsman. Verulare, Fortescue, Jersey, Abingdon, Roth. ford, Strathmore, Warwick. Ancrain, liarewood, Aboyne. Cardigae.. Brecknock, Egremont, Cowper, Abergavenny. Wilton, Uxbridge, Bristol, Ashhurnham, Coventry, Aber. Been( Talbot, Darnley, Loasdale, Morey, De Ldwarr. Macclesfield, Liverpool, Chichester, Westmorland, Hat bursti Cathcart, Harrewhy, bt Vincent. Leans.—St: Helen's; Lynedoch, Itedesdale, Prudhoe. .Napiar,siimmedy,-Glamis, W. lientinek, DunaNay, Gar.. lies, Saltoms, Gently, Hervey, Howard de Walden. Coil. brook, J. Stuart, 11. Cholsocindeley, G. Lennox. Church:J, Stanley, Dormer, F. Leveson Gower, Kensington. Dyn, vor, Brudenell, Henniker, J. Sentinel:, Rodney, ham, B. Churchill, Ravenswnrih, Graavi.le Somerset, Rolle, Clinton, HiN, Strathaven, Hotline, G. Itentirick, Calt!iorpe, Grantham, Gwydyr. IL Howard, Bexley, Arden, Wiccas:- sea. [Arsine. Viscouxvs.—De Mattelius, Torrington, Ennis:no,:v. Bastnor, Ashley, Beresford, Barnard, Cianinorris, Eqr;ag. ton, Cr anborne, Chetwynd, Boyne, Pollington, Barrio.;- ton, Exmouth, Forbes, Deerhurst, Morpetb, Gran%ille, Sydney, Palmerston, hlelville, Sidmouth. Banow.—Fagal, de Just, de Stjemeld, Werther, de Cato, de Langsdorff, de Montesquieu. COUNTS.—tit. Martin de Ludolf, de Neuter Nina ster. RIGHT 110:401:11ABLES.—Sir J. ..leno, Sir R. Liston, Sir S. Shepherd, Sir Gore Ouueley, Bart., John Barry. Sir J. Sinclair, J. H. Sketlington, Sir G. F. Hill, Wallace, C. Giant, Williams Wynn. BIS/WM—Ely. Salisbury, Lincoln, Chester, Llanderf, Bangor, Cloyne, London. A .—Thompson, Lucas, Flower, Venables, Brown, Magnay, Hunter. The following were among the numerous presentations:— Mr. James Dickinson, on his being appointed Commis sary-General to the forces.—Sir G. F. Hill, on his being op pointed Colonel of the Londonderry Regiment of Militia.— Mr. P. Rae Wilson, co his going abroad, and to present his Travels through Egypt and the Holy Land, whirl) was movt graciously recelveo, end he bad the- honour to kiss his Ma jesty's band.—The very Reverend Dr. Rae, Dan of Jersey. on his nomination to that deanery.—Mr. Baron Hullusk, o s his promotion.—Mr. Henry T. B. Slash, on his appoints:se:4 of Assistant Master and Marshal of the Ceremonies to Sis Majesty.—Sir George Naylor, on returning from his miss on to invest his Danish Majesty with the Order of tile Garter. —Commissioner Cunningham, R. N., on his appointment t Chatham Dock-yard.--Mr. Rains, on his being apinvintt4 Chief Justice of North Weles.—Mr. Manning, to prose.:: petition from the planters and others interested in the isihnd of Nevis.—Robert Hawker, Usti., Mayor of Norwich, by the Right Hon. R. Peel, with a petition from that city.-- Colonel Russell, on his appointment of Gentleman Usher of the Privy-Chamber.—Mr. William Harrison. as Attorney- General for the Duchy of Cornwall.—Mr. William Conyne ham Burton, on 'his appointmeat of Page of ilunoar.-gi.. Charles G. YeeHr (York herald), Secretary to the Com mission for investing his Majesty the King of Denmark w:t't the Order of the (tarter, by Inc Bishop of Salisbury, Chmi collor of the Order. Some Members of the Highland Societies were preseat in their national dress. Among them we notic.d two Cie.:. tiemen in scarlet tartan'', with rough brogues, &c. amp:M ing to the Highland Tail dress of James the Firers time. Tneir habit' were particularly distinguished by the critical correctness of the costume. We have not seen any think which so strongly revived all that oar imagination had co todied of the Vick lam Voirs and Sir Emins of former Extract from the Returns of Ditty paid by the undermen tioned Fire-offices, for etir•stinas Quarter, In22:— .E. a. d. s. d. I. Sun . 27,038 11 10 10. Atlas 3.50:1 2 2 Norwich Union 14,378 14 1 11:41and inlland 3 040 10 2 8. Phcenit. 121,171 IS II 12. llopr 3,623 13 . 1 4. Royal Zit- • IS. Rasta s,4se. 19 1 change... 13,832 8 3 • 14. Albion. 3 402 14 4. County . 11,140 19 4 1.5. Ftritislo 3 I i 12 O. Imperial.— t 1,387 4 1 16. Weatiniuster 2,139 ti Il 7. Globe 6,548 3 I 17. London 4 ,27 S 11 3 8. Union 9. Guardian— 4,003 U I 0 HAZARD end Co. sold Four Prizes of Twenty Thonr.sc I Pounds in the last, and last Years Lotteries. TO-Mull. BOW will be a day without risk, when Two Pr: zes of &0001. are sure to be drawn, besides the antler of other er pitals ; if a Ticket or Share be drawn a large Pri. , :e Next We. netalay, it may be kept, hut if a Blank or mall Prize, it any be returned, and another Ticket or Share for the last thy'. Drawing obtained in exchange, viitliteut 4:11* tioaal chirp. WiKel contains Two of 20.000 f. Two of IBWKW. Two WOOL kc. &e. Hazard and Co.'s old estahlisbed Offices 93, Royal Exchange ( late ; 26, Cornhill ; and WI, Oxford-street. end of Rezent-street. Hazard and co. lute gents all the principal country towns. ,rrii• rick and red rick his DOI 'bet- moo 0, of R. U. ,sr of atbss of We re re' 4•