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niEerRAS. . • • DRUITAANt. ?As ?darkest V Felice was perferated bete last night., • Mr. Ki*w restiosed'the ehm'scter of SAr leek, but with reduced powers. His voice failed in many pssssges to give adeqoate expreesioa to the malignant hate and raging fire that consulates the Innate Israelite. Mrs. Samoa played Portia with spirit and energy. In the scene where she **poen& the law upon the bond she was rather too inspassioaed. A more solemn and measured tone world have given more weight and dignity 'to the decision. Her performance of the character was. however, very effective, sad- well entitled to praise. Ausook. end Bieseavio were well represented by Mr. Pore and Mr. COOPER. The house displayed a full and elegant audience. SADLER'S WELLS. We sew with much plessore a numerous and highly respectable audience assembled at this pleas. nig little theatre last night, who appeared to be highly refilled with the entertainment which it presented. The performances of the evening coni nsenced with the laughable borletts of The Bak • Rood, in which 1415.. K BOAT and Miss Jeansions acquitted themselves to admiration in their respec tive parts. 7hei Air Ballo= followed, in which the I dry humour of LANCASTER, MS the Doctor; the whimsical eccentricities of KEILIT, as Johnny • Athirst, the cobbler ; and the genuine comic talent of Mists Jouurrona, es Pam", afforded an int.:- haustible fund of amusement. To the above was added the pantomime of Harlequin of Home, whit 11 had lost none of its attractim ; and the whole con chided with the diverting little comedy of Jaeitalta, in'which Mrs. Eaaarox, alma we were glad to me recovered from -her-recent severe indisposition, sesmined the port of the waiting-woman of that mile with her wonted spirit and vivacity. Mira Jonnstona again delighted us with .her animated . pertiontance of Leonora. Mr. KIELCY maintained his hold on our favour by his humorous portrait of Saneho; and Mr. MORDAUNT played the fiery, jealous, ■nd clouting lover, Corior. with due and becoming warmth and vigoar. MADAME CATA LINZ'S CONCERT. MEW ARGYLL ROOMS. The rooms were filled lest night with company of high fashion to hear Madame CATALANO'S second concert, which was given in aid of the funds for rebuilding Westminster Hospital. The entertainments, except one duet by the CORRI'S, lay between her and the instruments. The first piece was in overture of MOZAWeI ; Madame CATA LAST then came forward to sing a new air. - the author's name not published in the bill. Site wasgreated with an enthusiasm which would have become one of the ancient and favourite Kings re -turning from multiplied conquest. She has au dergone no discernible change in figure itid beauty, still less waif here any thing like a decrease discover able in her power or compass of voice, said still lees owes in her judgment or estcation. She exercises the same despotic and indefinable sway over her hews that she ever did. She has eatended she resources of her domination since she left Englund. in the first-mentioned air she seemed to content herself with .The display of her power by the ordi navy modes of intonation snd embellishment. Her second effort went as far beyond the first, es that rose above the eapectatiooo of her new auditors. it .Ims a course of variations colopised for the violin by RODS. Having all the intricacy which the same modern science could press into it. there waslis.. ciao subtlety required for the execution of it Is. the most finished violin performer; but to bear At most quaint and rapid divisions, composed each of intervals the most difficult to strike quirk. • cession—to bear such passages. reaching all the replications of the scale, not only el touched, bat modulated sad gra ced with every chanting invention of highly-gifted taste, went yond the rarest expectations or her most coltivalia adinirere. The choice of excellence in this and the sacceeding performance (itoasint's "Di lama pal pita") was too fine for chivies's to determine. Feeling might perhaps give it in favour of the former, as the difficulties of eaecution were, if not greater, at least more rare to .those who are unskilled in the mysteries of the art. There is nothing in language which will come op to the effect which she produced, timid the poets with all their machinery of seraphim trumpets and ce lestial harps be pillaged for the occasion. 'I he tide of melody poured from her with varieties of wrier and sweetness, which seemed to be always acetone, with new admetages. The variations were repeated. after long and unappeasable plau dits, mingled with cries of ~are. She gave a beautiful air, by Pocrett, in Iter original style. end charmed as mach in it by her feeling and simplicity re she had before by the spike dour of her performance. M. Pro Cs AW. twit-mut conducted, and gave a very scientific fauttudia on the grand piano-forte with masterly skill. AM. Dtzt figured on the harp in • very superior manlier, and unsold have been as much ad mired by the room at large as he was by the cog noscenti, {lad CATA LANE left any of the senses un occupied by bee admiration. She concluded the entertainments with the first verve of " God save the King." to which the audience supplied the 4 hurus. This again seemed to be the happiest of lug efforts. because it occurred loot. Her voice intik 11l l mted over the, united force of the band and all those of the assembly engaged in singing it, mid with sr much eve as a child lisp., did she convey a volume of sound which iii effect swallowed up all th e oilier music, as the serpent rad of A A 1110il did those of all the Egyptisa necromancers. The ensure was again renewed ; she very graciously acquiesced in the expressed will of the company, and received the loudest gratulation winch were ..ver bestowed by so full and fashionable an as. trtablage. This is styled in the advertisements the lass of her concerts. It is to be hoped there are to he wore last inlet, except she is engaged for the opera. There were few present who would not forego a con s iderable odvantage of some other kind for the sake of bearing her, and there must be thousands who feel an inclination of the same kind, though their doires he., not been excited in the some degree. The season is long enough yet fur them all to be retitled; if any understanding can be established betwixt) her end the to4uosero of the public ptace, rHz wars Lint Yesterday his Majesty held a leese at his palace in Pall-mall, which - fee 'splendour and numbs's was sever excelled. The attendance at as may noblemen and gentlemen of the first distinction, who lately arrived from the asatialeat to whew his Majesty's coronation, and way pressaisdpieze terday at the levee, added muck to the a of the scene. In addition to the throng of foreigners of die tinction, his Majesty's subjects of the higher orders were most anxious to take the first opportunity of paving their dutiful homage to their Sovereign. similar to that of the Peers at the coronation. al though of coarse not to that extent, it being ne cessary that every person should be presented after the coronation; so that all who were not at Court yesterday must be presented again to hi. Majesty, although they have attended Court for pars •. and which must be the case to-day at the King's draw iog-room, and will he the case till all have been to Court after his Majesty's eoronstion. The numbers present yesterday of nobility and gibers are estimated at near two thousand ' • there Were one thousand seven hund re d counted. a nd the company came 'in such numbers. from half-post one o'clock to between four and live o'clock, that it was not possible to count those who came in ad dition to the 1,700. They sat down in greet order, three and four carriages at the same time, for which the grand entrance to the King's Palace in Pall mall is so extremely well adapted. A detachment from the King's guard earthed into the Palace-yard from the Old Palace. under the command of Colonel Dawkins. of the Cold stream regiment of guards, preceded by their band iu their state uniforms. A detachment of the first regiment of life guards, under the command of the Earl of Uxbridge, arrived in Waterloo-place. oppo site to the King's Palace, headed by their baud in their state uniform., with their kettle-drums, trum pets, &'.; they played alternately with the foot band. The life guards were dressed in armour. after the style of the cuirassiers. Two of this corps were stationed in the Grand Hall. A numerous assemblage of the Police were in attendance, but we are happy to say their official interference was not necessary, as every thing passed off with the greatest order end regularity. The King's pages, the gentlemen porters, &c. appeared in their new "%Mien uniforms. the_ • • coats of purple, embroiTe7 - - 5 .4.1-seEe and buttons; the waistcoat and breeches of white kerveyinere, with_ gold embroidered buttons, and gold lace to the knees. The yeomen guard had their stew paitesands es given to them et the coro nation. Some of their principal officers appeared in their antique dresses, ruffs round their necks, &c. Most of the household appeared in their coro . nation dresses, and all kissed hands after the cam uatioo. . Yesterday being a Collar Day, all the members of the different Orders wore their Collar*, which added considerably to the splendour of the assem blage. The King entered the slat, apartments icon after the appointed time, sad proceeded to receive the complimentary and dutiful emigrate lanons of the Foreign Princes. the Ambassadors, end Ministers. with others specially appointed to our Court, with a very numerous assemblage of other foreigners, the Cabinet Ministers, the Great Officers of State, and others who have the privilege of the entre. His llLjesty then proceeded to the general levee room, additionally attended by the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners. In addition to those above alluded to, there were present Their Royal Ilishoreare the Dukes of York, Ckresce, sod Caschritise 4 the Archbishop of Cesterhery, the Bishop of Loadow. the Bishop of Leaded; the Shrill ofCbester, the Lord Chief Justice of she Court of Commis Pleas, the Tice. Chancellor, the Presides( of the Royal Aendeley,list Gems,' of the Weise Weeds, the Chief Baron of the Ibmbigner hf Scotlead, the Judge of the Arches Court, the Cfisinkerfiais; Cellist de lifeedeleloh, Charge des Afaires (roes bie . Majesty the Kies of Wirtembere, aceseepseled by Gamest De Neuter; the Marquis Saute Cruz front Spate • the Duke de Greatcoat, from France; C o ast Loomphee, Coast 1110 Pralorew, the Prince Hatsfeidt, Collet Meastsost, sad Comet Maltraha; Count de Siackelbers, from Ressia,• Coast Vaasa, Count do Moltke, the Attorney Gesemil,, the Solicitor General, the Speaker of the Homo of COM. MONO. the Des. of Westedester, the Sett.Deao of the CMOS Royal, the Lord Mayor of Loodes, the Recorder of Lode% sad Sheriff Williams. And the following Ambassadors and Ministers:— The Rowlett Extraordinary, is state ; the Austria* and Ike freach Ambassadors, is the same magnificent and aplin dld warmer an or the day she. presented to the Kiss, She Spanish Meister; the American Minister, accompanied* Ms Secretary, Mr. Adam Smith; the Turkish, Danish, Netherlands, Swedish, Prussia., Haseverian, Portal/ow, Bavarian, and Neapolitan Ambassadors, accompanied by Prinee Pertains., the Special Minister ; the Prussian Mi. enter 'Extraordinary; Baron Just, the Saxon kisaislar; Preece Perkin, Coast Lacie, General Felisherto ' C. *sal, the Mayor of Oxford and his son, sad the Lord Chief. Justice Clerk of Scotlaad. The following were also among the distinguished persons present : Dithar—Rattsad, Dorset, Newcastle. Athol, Besathet Bedford, Devonshire, Wellingtuu, Norfolk, De Gramma sad Montrose. ma l uim--Winelserter, Anglesey, Tile:Meld, Beth, Loothimo, Caendeu, Aylesbury, Hantly , L'ollaudini, Choi mondeley, Donegal, Northampiee, Tweed&le Cornwallis, Exeter, Headfort, Londonderry, Hertford, Ely, Salisbury, Laus4l4sre, mod Wellesley. E a rk..-Wesimorlaiirl, Kimmel, St. °troweled, Massield, liVestrateth, Caledun, Shaftesbury, Dartmouth, Porterhug ,,,,ll.are, Roden, Bellmore, Menem, Blesiuton, Nortbeak, Abingdon, Brerioneek, Closiesel, aytesford, c ali p er , cie r ford, Fahnout Is. Cardigan, Dishy, AM/Towner, Donoughlwere, Bel:Oise, Harcourt, Harrowby, Moieties /14d, Finery Ahoyne, Scarborough, Carkeespion, Belfast, Apeley, Chichester, Meath, Coatroom*, Wills. ' Aberdeen, Summery, Cathcart ' Weetyn and March, Home, Surrey, Or ford, De-la-Warr, Denbigh, Strathmore, Limerick, Loma- Seld, Nisbet, Grosvenor, Harcourt, Pomfret, Sired. Woke, Roekavar, noway, Camille, Coventry, Galloway, Geroge% Steadtope,Glaegow, Portsmouth, MeentEdgcnesbe, Spencer, and Jersey. V datornettr-Dniacaniton ' Astibrooke Doegannee, Cram borer, Bridpero, Aedley, Dwnwieh, dunks, Fasteor, Yal le/wrt,Slopfurd, Melville, Sydney. Lake, Sidnieeila, Lunoello, Bernard, Samara, Borrheree,Tareworth, Hewardee. Hemp. den, Malway, Enileniere, !toyer Puwerscourt, Deerherst, Illorpeth, Grenville, and Palmer tow. Loris—Riven, Elleeloonsugh, Gleslyne, Balloon, Bet sey, Baysiog, Forester, C. Greville, °lassie, Langford, De Duustanville. Marcus Hill, G. Lyon, Clifford, Rodney, R. Maumee, C. Townsbend. Mammy, Howard do Walden, Clinton, Dy , Bereeford, &aghast, Corbel", E. Somer. set, kadstock, Binning, Bootee Delaware, DueW, Ashbur ' toe, Hill, Stowell, &trough, G. Serwereet, Combermere, Bevenswerob, W. Beelinek, J. Throw, Many, Caltherge, papier, J. Soseisei, Brandos, IVehisighem, Amherst, F. illessouliki.voierler Neel, Edw. II mete, J. Tellsoineks, M. Illjeig. :ffreser,. G. Mills, T. Lister, Wollissos, ..... *pp C. Attar, ---- Shirley, Umbel lbw ea, . Gtsr;dui, W. Bartell. Getieral Taylor, M. Wadi- Wed, Osprele Ilteritt, Joke Stuart, Arthur Caltharpe, t 5.... Cslfterps, W. gestl, repeals Curio., Charles wee, lkeilesie. lareteneet.Colobel Murray, lgth linmaril goethwell, Cep. A. goeihmall, Capt. Thresh, R.W. ; r ltedeity, B. rice, R.N.; James Stewart, Major FiDdi t . , Pine% -- West, sad Basil Coehrase. Ifs—P. Wail" C. Flower , T. Bell, W. Elliott, H. T. R. Leonard, J. Newholt, R. Woodford, Bart. W.' , Bart. J. Little , P. Musgrave. H. Plea, T. Nahleed, N. Meowed', T. Tart.., Bart. H. William's% t Flower, Bart. F. .Doe Aug.., C. Aldh, A. Ceuspholl , F. Henniker, WNW* Stewart, A. Dos, G. Poses k, Bart. W. A. Taoists% P. Walker, Walter germ, J. , F. ghockherga, R. Plaskett, J. Alexander. H. Peg ' Ms, . Blew, W. Bliiird, N. Notruft , D. St Leger Hill, T. Lurie's, ill. Weassiey. H. Doren, J. Frederick , J. Crag, G. Deeps. W. Hest% R. Jodrell, W. Keith, H.C. cil: tic;:am, W. Burroires, GL 11 Mks. J. Mimosa% F. Fawkit i t i rt . ,C. Pries, B. Harding, D. Ogilby, R. Laurie, E. . Ram. W. Adams. A. Hoare. G. Tuthill. G. hi. 13.C.8., F. Bahr% J. *rouge, G. Jernieskam,. A. J. lOoMeeise, C. nag, J. Amity, MIK, S. B. blurialt4 BM.' 1111aessa • R. Baker, R. 4tithm, J.C. Murray, Ranh M. I.J.allaniii, J. Berleo , L.A. NOW G. ?kyle% F. Far. , B . He2sgsrld. Pellowes , W. Che l itiartoo, J. Seredmil, -Gems a • mdf#Ws. Q. Blase, Hilgrime Turner, W. Keit, . ihrilh. 11."01t, C. Robinson, Christie, J. Silvester, W. Respell, C. Halket, ft. Gifford, .1. Yorke, N. !assail. The Ilysg, H. Calvert, R. Chester, M. Tiers% ar The following, in addition to those who were pre ,lloll46d to the King, and kissed hands upon his coro .41111.• were among those presented upon special 41111111ients—. Lord WakialliMlN am promotion as • Liesteosot-Geseral. Limstemmt.Colionel Donor, Id Life Gourds, by the liformtie of latodooderry, oh.* he received the boomer of Koishtleood. The Rev. lames William Piglets, Rector of It. Austin sod St. Faith, Leaden, by the Lord is Weitifly. Dr. Lobe, epee hie briar uppoioted Physician to the Kimy se Dube of Cerotrati. • Lientessas-Colosiel Peters, limperintendeol of the Re cruiting Service. The Rev. Dr. Thomas Brooke Clarke, by the Lord is Waitisg. Mr. Belts, Usher of the Order of the Bath. Mr. Mash, Geollemas Usher sod daily Waiter to hie Ma jetty. o ar NO. Mr. Joseph %teal. Clack of the.. C=4lll. Gait Irmen Peasi "er Lady Charlotte &mit being stole sa~~'lEsyklg►. Major•Cieneral Askew, Colletream Guards. ea his promo tios, WWI hie Majesty was pleased to easter the Mame of Esightkood as him The Earl of Doisonghniore. wpm his hairier °Waisted the bosomy of a Perrot* of the Coiled Kingdom. The Provost of Rums College. The Marquis of L.sbla., on hie being treated a Britisb Peer. 'rho Leal Chief 'oldie , * Clerk of Seeilaad. Mr. Jobs Gordon, by the Lord is Waiting. Lord Bilious, the Hon. W. Framer, Mr. Laing. Mr. Wood bridge, and Mr. Colqulemas, agent for Donsimka, with a Loyal Address from the Commit nod Amiably. The Rev. Mr. Holmes, fileb-Demot the Chapel Royal. Sir Patrick Walker flootteems Dolma of lb. Milo Salk 31se Mayor of Ottf:syd, harlot .stilted Is the Olin of Boller at the Coronation. Le, Chevalier ZlOeill, Knight Commander of the Order of St. Michael sod St. George, Member of the Supreme Council in the Island of Malta, oa his arrival in Englood. Mr. Biellake Bray, by the Lord in Waiting. Major Mackenzie, 94 Dragoons, on bin promotion. Lard Howdee, oo his promotion. Colonel Visicombe, on his being appointed to the Ply mouth Division of Royal Marines. Le Chevalier Capsdoea. Koichi Commander of the Order of St. Michael and St. George, Member of the Supreme Council of Justice is the lonian Islands, on his arrival in Ragland. The Rev. H. V. Bayley, Ilieb.Dean of I.incolo. Colossi Sir Jobs Brows, 13th regiment dragoons, on pro. swim. Litise.-Coloaal Milne, oil assuming the command of the 19th minim by Sir Hilgrove Turner. Lieat..Colo:sel W. MON, IJII promotion. Camel Pstrieksos, 4341 regiment, un promotion. *Liest..Colossel John Austin, late Brigsdier.Gemeral in the Portsteese may, Os his return from foreign service. Si► HetilowaWilliamson, by Lord R vrorth• The Rev. H. J. Knapp, M.A. of hi. Majesty's Chapel Royal, by the Lord is Waiting. Lkst.-Geseral Mr George Cook, on promotion. Limat-Geseral Orr, by the Lord In Wailiag. Mr. Robert Spottisoode, L. H. V. by Colowel Bosangeet. 'Lent.-C*loml Sir Jobs Campbell, late of the Portsgsess service. Liest.-Colnsel on prorsotioo. Liest-Coloriel Sir Ediusud K. Williams, K.C.B. on his raters pm foreign service. Ltersimnoot-Colmori Sir Richard William*, on promotiou. • Mr. Illamosel Bright, by Major Graaville Eliot. Litoiorast-Colooel Bell, Deputy-Quarterniaster-G ma his lotoseut. Colssel Foster ' on promotion. Cohooollit Choetro lll'Carthy, Governor of Sierra Leos., .00 promotims. Wood Brouthysid, 77th reginerocoo his marriage. Lirrat.-Colorid Ellison, Recorder of the city of Lincoln. Major Richards, Bengal Artilleryon his returo from India. Major Devises, Aide-de-Camp to the Duke of Cambridge. Major Stewart, 9416 regiment, on his reams from India. Major W. L. Wood, me promotion. Major Edward Bailie, R.M. as promotioo. Major Browne, 92d regisseat (Higldandors), previous to jibing his regiment in the West tidies. ?lee-Admiral Fraser, Trai bearer to tbe Dokter Cambridge. Usse-Admiral Santos, oo promotion. The Earl of Wears and March, ow being created a Jlagasi of the Visited Kingdom. Mr. Matthews, British Causal at Cadiz, by the Lord in The Earl of Strathmore, by the Marquis of Handy. Mr. W. Lockhart, by Lord reseorsot Melville. Mr. Charles Percy or kis more from abroad. Earl tiontssers, on being created an Earl. Mr. F. W. Russell, by Mr. Lamb. Mr. Conway, on going abroad. Mr. Wright, by the Lord in Waiting. Lord Marcus Hill, as Mentors frsm Spain: Mr. P. Lewis, by the Lard it. Weill's'. Mr. Plait, by tbs Lord is Wallis*. Mr. Charles Wray, Recorder of Hull, on his appointment to bit President of the Court otJurtice at Drrnerurn. T. P. Massrell, Esq. by the Earl of Limerick. Mr. IL Ellis. on his return from the Cape of Good Hope. Mr. M. theodem, by the Lord is Waiting. Mr. Fawkes, by rho Lord in Wailing. Mr. R. W. Jackie., by the Earl of Ormoode. Mr. T. W. Sturgeon, by the Lord io Waiting. Mr. G. M. Bassos, by the Lord in Mifflin. Mr.C. J. Brion.% by this Lord is Waiting. Mr. D. Rowlaarl, ou having oficiated as Chief Larderer at Ibmt Committers. G. B. Bruce, Esq. by the Marquis of Headfort. Mr. Wilkins, by the Lord is Writing. Mr. IL J. Johnson„ by the Lord is Waiting. Mr. Betty, by the Lord is Waiting. Mr. G. Mottektoo, Cornet Staffordshire Yeomoory, by the Lord in Wailing. Mr. Bernard, by eb• Lord in Waiting. Mr. Lockhart, to pretest the Mayor, Recorder, aa4 Citi nue of Oxford. _ .a. W. 'F. I►lligeald , lcM Pinot sialimniset pleat to his Majesty. the LoOdlottliditiog. Mr J. Linea. Sy Ohs Lied Maim. Loco. Mti, the Lora in Walling. Load RaMtsmeth, lie Molina. • , Sir: users.. Lard In Waiting. • Lewd Howell, sa hie hang eirosgog s hen med he "yeast aa Adoireriwof Coseelialstlea fres the OserwMitto stN•w• seollowpois•Tywe Wale Majesty. Lo.d Hingham. W the Lord is Joshua Brookes, F.R.S. to ceagraidillt hie Majesty his Coreoatios. • Lcird Dosseasy,m secesediog to Ile Me, Mr. Clifford, os his marriage. • Mr. Carla* en his sppoistmost to be Sorgesa istoardl wary to his Majesty. Mr. Ramadeg o thadlemaa Valuer, y t h e • Mr. Headeveso. Liesteloast is his lifejostg's 11100011r6ore • Heinen Feweloores, by the Lord is .Waiting. Mr. Drib's; Cientleesas Hater, by the Lord is Waitisg. - Earl of Roden, se beim treated Ilaroo'Clasbrassill. Bard of Dishy, by the Lard is Welting. Earl of Breeksoek, by the Margolis of_Caladea. Sir C. Allis, es his having received the honour of Baled hood. • Hail of •Noetheek, es promotion. Mr. Boots, by the Lad is Waiting. ' • Mr. lodises. on hie _emirs from the Woe ladle. Mr. Clarence Pigott., toy Mr. Pips. . Dr. Wattosiesehl, by the Lord is Wallies. Mr Matthew Westrengli, by Mr. R. H. Davis. Mr. Edwords, so his retort from the Crossland. Mr. Adams, having unaided the Mayor et the Ceronation. Mr. Charles Edward Low, by Lord Howard of ILMaghaloo. Mr. Crawford Antrohas, his Majesty's Secretary of• Legs. Hon to the Veiled States, os his rebore on leave of abreact. • • The Rev. Lyra, °a preferment, by the Marquis of awl asoodely. Mr. Frederick Croft, by the Lord a Weida/. Mr. Won. Maxwell Aleseader, us his going abroad. Mr. Cathrow Disney ea his taking the same asd arms. Msjor.General Fraser, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut.-General !Binger, on his promotion. •Hon. James Stewart, oo being appointed a Comesissioaer of the enemas, by the Berl of Galloway. Mr. J. Briigessoaslismpeoa, royal regiment of horse guards, on his appoonment. Rev. Dr. Elrielgtoo, by the Bishop of Limerick. Mr. Evelyn Desist. by the Speaker of the Honer of Common.. Sir David Oglllsy, by General Lord Howden. earl of Bingham*, by the Marquis of Heady. Earl of Carbasopoos, uswoming to the 1;" Mr. Terser, by the Lord in Waitirestfig. 11 r• Thowlmal b 7 thy l ifte Aril/bishop of Csaterbery. Rev. WSW"' Uffitanipoos, os his return from sod grunt IllargiojAaf Edmund Craves Camas, by big father, the Lleute sant of his Majenty's Yeomen of the Guard. Mr. St. 4:eurge, Seeretary of Legation in Sweden, by the Marquis of Londonderry, ow his return. Mr. Pringle ' 7th homers, by the Lord in Waiting. Hutt. Eolwatd Hawke, am cuseisg, of age, by Lord Grant ham. The Hos. Frederick Forbes, 84th regiment, by Sir 'l'. Walker. • ..-.-... 111 r. David Barclay. by Colonel Bronshead. Viee.Admiral Sir' Williams Maria* on promotion. Admiral Visesent &MOO* le kiss bards ea promotion. Vice-Admiral Sir Francis Laforey, on bin promotion. Colonel Sir Sohn Colborne, Aide.de.Caasp to the Biog. Colonel Sir Archibald Chenille, C.owiniandant at Chatham'. Mr. Alderman Bram by Sir iameutilvaw. Admiral Sir Julia Orde, by the herd in Waiting. Corwin ow lAt appolasmewi. Corset Harewort. by Fall Marmort. Lieut. N. M. Niwolas, to reml as twirled heraldic ar raignment. Lieutemet Grate, at his wasolioa. Lieutenant Mari% am promotion. Lieuleasat Pitman, by Major Damao.. Lieutenant Law, by the Marquis of Cameo. Sir G. Pocock, on being Sir F. Henniker, on his return from Nubia. Cantata Walker, ato his return from India. Caplets Manley, of Somereashire, Oliver of Hower le the dragoon guards of his Heinen the PIP", by the 11111" quiet of Londonderry. , Captain W. Jobasoo, on his marriage. .4" Captain H. W. Samodersow, on bin marriage. Captain Roliimon on his return from service. Lieutenant-Cams:l Sir George Bakery, by the Lord I. Waiting. Canals Pring. by Lord Sideowth. Captain Scott, ors being appointed Colour' of *wipe s ,. Captain H. Cook, by the Lord in Waitiag. Captain W. Saito, ow his proaotion. Captain Sir Thomas Seise. by the Lord in Waling. Capiniu Gaitskell, by his fat her.l Caplais Gatlh , oa hie promorioa. Captain Marti% oa his appoiatisseat to his Maladies sloop Bastard. Captain Berens, by Colossi Booenaset. Captain M'Dowall.os return from service. Captain Gossip, as promotion. Captire Draw, by the Lord is Waiting. . • Captain Woreley, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir Richard Plaskett, Knight, Commander of the Order' if St. Michael ..d Sr. George. Chief Secretary to the Govater. of Malta, on his arrival in Eagewil. The Rev. John Laws, by the Marquis d Chnlienslidsy. • The Rev. N. Meth, by his father, Sir Capt. Farquhar, R.N. by the Lord is Wallies. Capt. Arabia, R.N. oil his appoiatment to the mannsasid of H.MS. Argos. • The Champion's Emotive, Capt. Ware, by she Hoe. sad Rev. Campion Hamar. Captain Hesse, ow his relate from abroad. Capialw Farwell, 4th Deana, by the Right Hoe. icbealea Bathurst. Cuptaia Portman Dorset Local Militia, .11 Vial Dishy. Captain Pratt Ba rlow, 40th Ragioneat, we h promoilsra: Capella Caton, lid Light Drogows, on his Mora from Lelia. Sir Charles Aldis, oa his receiving the Igeoppt.gt: 'hand. • Owenia Edward Brom R.N. as hil e igshiesont so the , Rasnilies, by Admiral Sir James Whit " Capt. Stodslart, R.N. on his rotors fitetelltdieli. Capt. Warde, West Rest Yesansam . htillisgels Candela. Lieut..Coloael Moire, uu his rause from lade, by Mr. Heiman. Lista. Cabot' L'Sirsage, on his promotion, by Mr lobs - 13 7 00 1. The clempion's Esquire, Canals Alesandor R.N. by No Hon. and Rev. Champion Daubers, : '4 , 4 cease Wood, Light Horse Volunteer% by Col. Captain John Nicoll, Counistandost of libi.eirelld 4 = l amps troop of yeomanry cavalry, by Sir 1. Nichol,. • Captain H. W. Satraderson, Slit regraseat, on hi. ear .l4lC bg the .ftlarl of .Carharaptos. • pew Armytage, Coldstream Guards, by the Lord I. Walt ill. Capt. Mackintosh, 79th regiment, by Lient.-Gaseral Sir A. Cameras. Capt. Williams, 3thl regimens. on his atom from .brad. Captaie Rice, King 'a Own light infantry, on bin going abroad. Capt. Strachey, R.N. Emig& of the Order of St. Whelres by the Lord is Waiting. • e Capt. Shorter, Surrey yeomanry Craig, by Lite Sir T. Tories. Capt. Drummond, Coldstream 6ssrds, ou his nnininis. Capt. Sir E. Owen, oa be operations to baCidionslntr the Royal Marion. • { Major Sadao, on his praisolion arid retie from tke Wm* ladies. Major L. Mackenzie,.. his proangelen, ti tri o gesr. klajor.Genesal Hari% Wee premisfts. Vice-Admiral Sir R. KW', so his Casper, es his insinings. Lleat-Cal. Lee,.. his arrival from Berlin. Col. lioaeriete, an being appealed to comnieed the Pertainosth divisloa of royal mariew. ;-~- _.. . • . • ?. ill kitatf/ e i ell ti sA ve ll tionei lika lllbiL CoMmo, Oa *de "MA Ka* 0 1 0 4 4. 41 •: 044 , 410. 4 0*,' } b the Data id Cambridge, from Germaiiir. Lioottoomt Cotyrel Itaakia r at him aellieeSsalielmatiodo Colonel Dickeamii, Oa . his rather thi. libel,* **bier- Lireienant-Colutiel oo hie peoirotiota. sod or pointapeot to the staff is isoisalra- Lieuiemtat.Cleortai Steamer, bio propootios. After the Levee, Major-General Sir C. Phillip &Isms was introduced to his Majesty in his do►et, by Sir George Nayler, when his Majesty was pleased to inve►t him with the order ul et Knight Commander of the Beth. Mk. wßsrs OALLKRT: 14, NIVIIMAIIII-SIRCIIT, 0X1VR1141111.1111114 The ga:lery is, as much as ever, se object otlsiadOnsbla curiosity. The brilliant assensblage of scriptural objects, classically treated, furnishes aboodaut food ftw the devotional mind, ■s well as pleasure to the esltirsted imaginst;ou. The Dosti of the Stop, cuoressettly °niter the Awed *titres ever loitered by Mr. Warr, will, we hear. 91,011 4 be rca'°v ed front this splendid collection of his midis, and sent to Scotland (to the Emily of Lord Sesfortb, for whore it' was expressly paiated), (root Whence there is no probability If its again being brought to Linden. • RLSCTION AT BASSISHAW WAND. At the closU of the poll yerierdaj the numbers Mere—. Fur Mr. Henry Hughes . 16 Mr. William Lister Majority In lie course of the election a question arose which is of the highest interest to • great class is the City, those uCCU. eying warehouses, as to their right to • Tote for Ward ',Seers. On the opening of the Wardmote, the Alderman, Sir C. $. Hunter, declared, that he would sot admit auy one to rote Orhis admitted himself sot as istbah;tant, or who was not 'termed au inliabittool. After • long argument the worthy -. /Hikrinaii consented to admit the vote of Mr.l:ag, to which • ' kridtroCcupfers ortsisrentsses, inane nip.. tote has out hitherto been thought of. Tiiß TURF. .CHELMSFORD RACES. W1D1141121.1r, JVLIt' 22,- , -(stc0110 NT The course was thronged beauty and frobilaY, aad the Lall at Brook-street was the sett of hilarity. The Gold Cup of 100 g.. value, by Subscription of 10p. net. Lord Clarendon's Aotiope, 4 yrs old, Sot. 4lb 1 Mr. Wright's Tipsy, 3 ynt old, 7st Mr. Bosh's Ramp, 11 yrs old, 9ot. tlb.. . . too oa Tipsy--6 to 4 apt Romp—and 3 to 1 apt Au. tiope.—Rump fell in roaming. Match for One Hundred Pounds. Mr. Merles eh. f. MSC Flirt, beat Mr. Farrell's Mengel Wurzel, Sat. mieb.-41 and 7w4 am the loser. Woo easy. The Margais of Exeter's Augusta walked per for the Sweepstakes of its. each The Tows ilindirse SOL did not 611. • •1./ 44 .! • The Observes of Series! last, July tt, itOotaiiis a fell sad merPret ateotiot of the Cuiroisatiott Cere monies, disarmed with Four. Plates (the pritedess for which, with the Engraving, cost One Readied Guiseas— Twenty-five Guineas each). It cossistd of Two Maim: snaking Forty Folio Columns, without soy advertiermeats in either. Each sheet eentaiss Two Views of the I•terier of the Abbey and the Hall, MA, most intereming period. of the ceremony. The price of the two sheets is Fourteen pew (Seven-pence each). To prevent disappointment, 18. jakorrer will be kept os Side for Fourteen Days, so tbat 'lt &EH be had omit the 10th of August ; sad being a stamped .Newspaper, it can be sent to ally part of the Usited King 'Awn free of postage, franks fur which purpose may be had groteitossly at the Oilkes, Nu. 189, aod Nu. 191, Strand. Landow —•.• The Plates are now moans, more clear and perfect Hasa whits they first began. The Coronation is over! ! !—the Masquerade Fete is fiiiished!!!—the Exhibition is closed-! !•! owl that beautiful Exhibitimeof Tansies's Fleet/an Low. JIMMY, which sow may be sees grafi', will alms sees be ipi N d for ever!!! and all those valuable Paiatisge sad du pe* Works of Art wilt be distribeted to the (cretinism Purchasers of Tickets prior to the Drawing of this Lottery, which will certainly lake place mi Saturday Nest, the 95th lasmet. . . CARROLL, Stock Broker, begs leave to recoon mend 'lroisatas's PICTURE LOTTERY to the refi lls', a. eontainieg Prises most istereetlng and beautiful, highly approved of by the lovers of the Fine Arta, and that this . PIETUaIt LOWRY will be draw. Oa SATURDAY Haze. Hoe liar hater, greatly niessinsesde it, as • Pert:haw of 1. died and Black Ticket is sure of obtaining a Prise.•— Tkhats. prier 31. 31. each, are new 'Mitt' at his Maces, 19, •und IS, Oxford-street. -itecuAaosom, GOODLUCE, and Co. have the pl t asare to 'mown nee, that M r.Tom Wont beau "drat; valuable, and inters:miss Pinwale Lorrawr will he %hews ou SATURDAY NEXT; and that the Lottery, which has ' , received the highest lesiimuniels, has use peculiar advise - "tar, that the purchaser of • Red Ticket and a Black Ticket is sure of 'canalising a Prise. Tickets of Toteritna's Pie- 'TUNE LoTTERY are sow selling at their old-establiahml 08ke, Bask.boildisp, Corsbilt. Tousiss's Picruas Lorrsay.—MeurcSwrrr dind Ca. invite every person fond of the Fine Arta In purchase • Ticket is this Lottery, which will be draws oak Illeutierair Nix and is a most desirable and 'Wean. Lottery, so the purchaser of two Tickets, • Red one = 1 .: 8 11111ack cue, is sure of geisteg • Prise, perhaps the Amid Prise, worth 7,8001. Tickets ere sow selling at their Orin the Poultry sad Charispeross, where Specimens Prises may be seen, sad where SCSIPIS of the Capitals Ile the State Lottery just esded were shared aid sold. JULY 23, 1811. Yesterday the State Lottery Mashed drawing. when No. 4.491 was drawn a Prize of £25.0 Garda, mid shared by J. and J. sivewaiout, 37, Curi.hil , 11, Holborn; and U, Hayman kei. —llllereri. .1. and J. twit WAMPUM have also the pleasure of entionaciag their harm; sold Iu the same Lottery -1,816, f 4,000 I 11E730 f 9,100 • 9,1112. %aides Eight Minor Capitals. The Polthe are reit...Mid Is • bring theme in fur psrasist.....A New lottery will be ars trained for on Thursday, aad if J. and J. arvewaisrav aim the Coutracters, they will hoes the pleasure of iimbrailtang to the Public a very brilliant Selieme. • ilk. Wu. levy, se . • In the :o4 S :o6o4 tat l e .. L ... oll‘ry .:ll.6 22 dra iklosa viaii . Butt shared mud total the folloirsiwtreieulidat 19,515 .... (Whole Ticket) .. 6, ra23l .... (14 U Shares) .... 31160 tbi• .h •••• ,934 (In 9 illisees) 2.11119 • 1,615 .... (Whole Tichirt)..... 1,800 • ' 11,3;1 ...• (In 1$ Shane).... 1.900 "elides several of 6001. 5001. efial. 3001. fleet ace. Ire. tar *Minveross fur issertios is as Advertheemeni.—Teheas ♦ill, and 9, Charieg•ccoss, for TOlllKlititi's PlillaBllll Bale, pike Thief Gimatas each, at Saab's rldiees, LOTTERY, to be drawn NEXT SATURDAY. The *Na chaser of • Ned Ticket sod • Black Ticket is sure to pia a Prize. . . 1/4. • . ''. ,-.. touroitais, lerebnig, thaw air, it. Re. leafy u. *woks, Gemo*an, Degaris,. sod nomlee. e *At/ Or O. 1 1 ; 4 . N reillI t i V e s hi a : Be r Gon livi ii i ▪ ow n. p a d a I, ifrr H. • Wiariek, T. Maitlaid, fir Ur *. Syne, B. J. Lank sad G. Cassieg. • .. . I ~' ~~~ I .x: ! ' i 1 1