The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-05-03 00:00:00

~' 0 -- - - THR BIRTH-D/? " • The Drawing Roam this day eg littebiasbimu Palace will be succeeded by a gram. ImilirmitlMS per at Carltoo House Palace at else& The en tertaintneot will be upon a sesio. et Ausesse• dinary splendour, and will be diesiqpiabsd by • more particular selection than any haw ft-. canon. All the young Ladies, married eiddliin -le, of the Nobility and Gentg p eissit'enlabilited for their oeauty, are invited. The 1111111111. ef asorf of the ancient Court Dames are not in the alined list. The fair assemblage will be a true repre sentation of King George IV.'s beauties. The save splendid company. as far as circumstances Will admit. are also expected to adore-.the Open-(souse and oilier public Theatres on the nights when his Majesty will honour these scenes of amusement with his presence. King Charles IL's beauties. so lensed in history. will be outrivalled by the ' , scanties t , of George IV. CO VEN T-Gcl RD EN THEATRE. Last night &lira Foods appeared, for the .first time since her long indisposition, in the p ar t o f Lanigan, in the musical romance of Henri Quasre. The traces of her late illness were observable en her acting, which was intimated and interesting. In consequence of the indisposition of Mr. C. K 1111• ILE, the character of Eugene de Biro's was sale gained by Mr. Cox Noa, and that of O'Derisiel by Mr. COIIgIL The indulgence usual on such occa •iona was solicited for the., gentlemen, who ac quitted themselves very creditably. The other characters were well supported, and the play expe rienced a very favourable reception. Soon after its conclusion Meyers Dimon& and _EMMA Ir AT exhibited some very wonderful feats, in which they displayed uncommon muscular strength and agility. One of those gentlemen lifted on his back an immense number of weights, which were placed together on a broad plank. He then seized two. mess by the arms. tone in each hand, mud bore them ins that manner scrota the stags, without, any apparent effort. The other, placing his hands oar the back of a chair, raised himself with his feet in the air, and remained sonic time in that position. Ile Ida., balanced himself its an horizontal position, the weigh! of his body resting solely area his arms. Cousidesw• able opposition was nutuifested during the 'alibi. tier—out that the performance by any means dir. appointed expectation, but it seemed In be the opinion of a number of persons, that such spec tacles were unbecoming a first-rate legitimate theatre. The balm was avoided with reek. beauty, and fashion. n ; PASIIIONABLII MOI E.WEN TS. The Duke of Grafton and the Ladlee.lPilarhy are me rived at their house in Clary street, Piccadilly, from their .eat, Wakefield Lodge, Stony Stratford. The Dirks of Norfolk arrived or Taemisy as his helm is St. James's-spear% floes his seat, Finalist% Suffolk. The Earl of Cathcart and the Hun. Captains Cathcart ar• Dived yesterday at Iteddiah's Hotel, Jermmetreet, from Ida Lordship's seat in Berks. Lewd arid Lady Asses and Mies Anima arriredion Team day at the St. James's Hotel, filerasyrimreet, from air borough, Staffordshire, sued Is a few days they attend babe Lowe for Switzerland. Earl Spencer bow left town for his seat, Althorp, North amptonshire. Arrivals at Shelley's Hotel, Crodumser-street Mills from Ireland ; sad Wm. Lockhart, Esq. from his Nag is Surrey. The Earl et Ashbarnbans is renamed to town from his seal, Ashbornham-place, Semen. Ilea. Colonel sad Mrs. Howard are arrived at their hostai is Grosveoor-strare, from their seat, Aslistearl Pas. Lord sod Lady Cranborre returned to town paelleadap from Hatfield. Arrivals at Blake's Hotel, Jeraiya-street :—Earl Calais*, from hie seat in Ireland ; Lord Bayniag, from his seat ilimiaghani, Denham Norfolk; Hoe. Mr. Verna., f ro m a -tour; G. Mummy, Esq. from Beth; Captain F. Malt. had, R.N. from Portaioetli ; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory, from their seat, Hallow, Norfolk. Arrivals at the British Hotel, Jeresyn.street :—Sir John sad Lady Hay, (iota Ireland; Sir John sad Lady Brows, from their seat sear Maidstone, Kest ; and General sad Lady Dundee. Arrivals at the Waterloo Hotel, Jermye-street Zenith sad family, from Beth ; Joke White, Eaq. (rum ditto • sad Charles &widish, Esq. from a tour. The Marquis sad Marchioness of Lausdows arrived yew terday evening at Lassdowir House, Berkeley.square, from The Earl and Cornices Cowper sad Lord Melbourne re. timed to towel on Tuesday cytosine, from Brighton. Arrivals at Greillun's Hotel, Albemarle-street John Shelley. Bart. frorallhis mat, Mareslield Park, Sussex; --- /Caight, Eli. from a tour; and Mr. and Mrs. Greet, from their seat in Scotland. Arrivals at Cook's Hotel, Albemarle.atreet a--Lady Roden. from a tear; Colonel and Mrs. Wilkes, from a tour ; and the Hon. Mr. and Mr.. Kenyon. Arrivals at the Pulteney Hotel, Piccadilly :—Lord Bing- . ham, hoes the Continent; Mr. and Mrs. Seton Kerr and fa. Nally, from Cheltenham ; Viscount Deerharst, from his seat, Severn Bank, Worcestershire ; Mr. Nugent and James Masse, Esq. from Brighton; and Mr. and Um. Tempera, fauns their seat in Herts. Departures.:—Hon. Colonel and Mrs. hlorland for their seat, Seven Oahe, Keel; and Sir George and Mr. Pipit foe their meal In Maillossialure. Lord and Lady Gage and bmilintillMtnamsGeoiUmes Hotel, albeinark.street, in a few dapkilisrfintarid. • Yesterday Prince LsoroLD dined with Earl Theovrts LOW, at his home in Cavendish-square, where a numerous party was assembled to meet his Royal Highness. Sir ROBERT WIGRAM, M.P. enteritimed yester clay a numerous party of distinction, at his house in COM itit-pl See. The pregnancy of the Queen of WIRTZMIERR has beets officially announced at Stutgard. The new Crowu for the King of Fasuca contains, in the great number of jewels with which it is orna mented, the superb d' I called the " Regent." LICTTEIt FROM Till KING.—We are requested to Istmosuca the publication of the Twentieth Eds sios of Ors above rostresakre Loose. The eoporeadereted, /ale of Twenty Thoesead Copies, la the .hart spare of a tie meshy of itself peeves the iatriasie merit of Me bur, as as addiiistail claim to the anemias of Ma Mk, res are hiturared by Mr. SAIMI, the Publisher, that he boa reetivial Letters from more respretalde imdilidaai., is va rier,. parte of the Veiled bearius limeriag. tea rionsioy to the goad effects predated so thy piths wind by the Letter haw the Kusg to his Prairie. e - •1 • • THE KING'S LEVEE. Yesterday morning, at. a quarter past eleven o'clock, his MAJILITV arrived at his palace in PAW Mall in his travelling carriage from Brighton, es corted by a party of light borer. Yesterday being the day appointed for the KING balding • Levee, a neither of persons were at tracted to Pall-mall, Waterloo-place, and the vi cinity of the Palace, between twelve and one o'clock.• who tooritiiised dating the afternoon while the Levee was being held and till it broke up.— The nommen rompisiy attermling it had trot left the Patace till between five and six O'Clock. The windatea and balconies in Palli-ffiall were filled principally With females elegantly dressed. At one o'clock a detachment of the King's guard, marched from St. Jamey's Palace to the Palace-yard ise Pall-mall. under the coinmand of Col. Mricstxxon, of the let battalion of the Cold stream reginierit of guards, preceded by their band in their state unarm*. A detachment of the life guards arrived Soon after in 'Wisteria...place, Paltvieall, with their full band, kettle-drums. dm wee },hayed alternately with the band of the liing's guatd some charming pieces. . Siriltieseirellititsa, the Chief Magistrate of the Police, with Townsame and SAYER, the of cer% and a numerous assemblage of constables, were in attendance to preserve order. but Ire are happy to say nothing happened to require their interference. An unfortunate accident happened when the Duke of CLoaseca's carriage was leaving the Palace-yard, near the side entrance; the wheels of his Royal Highness's carriage came in contact with that of Viscount &bantrs's, and threw the carriage over. which sustained considerable damage on the aide on which it fell, and we are sorry to aild the coachman sustained great injury. para• colarly in his arm and shoulder, which was put out by the fall, and he could not walk without assistance. On Viscount StniscoUTU bring inform. ed of the unfortunate accident, he left the levee room, and humanely ordered his coachman to be conveyed home in his carriage, and every (attention and care to be paid to Inas. There were in attendance the Porters at the gates, in their mate liveries and splendid long staves; the Marshalructi, the Under-Porters, the Gentle.. men Porters, and Pages. The grand hall was lined with Yeomen. The Hon. corpii of Gentlemen Pen. stoners were in attendance in the octagon ball. The company began to arrive before one o'clsek, and continued setting down without any internihn sion rill twenty minute« after three o'clock. aid numbers came after. It being six we e ks since his MAJeSTY held a Levee, it was very numerously and splendidly attended by the Nobility, Gentry, and persons of distinction, who were anxious to pay their dutiful respects to the KING. There were about 1,100 personages present. The Kix° on leaving his private apartments pro. ceeded to his royal closet. where he received the/ report of she rffective state of the three regiments of foot guard* from the field officer iu waiting, and . his MAJILITY gave the military pass. wor d o f th e day. The Kuta then proceeded to receive his has loved royal brothers of Yolk and CLAIIINCE, the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, consisting of The Russian, Netherlands, Aostrian, apaaialr , Sardimias, Bavarian, Danish, Saxon Poi illusive, Arneriese, Median, Prussian, Wirtemberg, Haooveriar , Baden, and Turk iah. The Caboiet Ministers the Great Olken of State, the Arch bishops of Casterbory and York, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the Yiee.Chasicellor, Sir H. Davy, the President of the Koval Society, Aldermeo Brydges and Garrett, Goveraor Lentesnrier, of A Idersey ; the Cham ping Dinette, Commisaary-Guseral Pipoo, Commiesioser Cunningham, she Master of the Ceremonies, the Coionsoe Selene's. Alan the following— Deser—Deroastrire, Wellington, Portland, Beaufort and Newcastle. Marvares—Wiecistster, Salisbury, Tweeddale, Loads.- Jerry, Donegal, Camden, Cbolosondeley, Cornwallis, Lo thian, Wormier, Hertford, Headford, and Commits's,. Krtrfs—Clistbani, Warwick, Blesintoo, Abuyue, Cassilis, Clonnsel, Lindsay, Beauchamp, Loogford, Rucksavage, Del more, Cacao, Bathurst, Caledon, Alaccleslield, Glasgow, Wears*, Burlington, Mexborougl, Abingdon, Bruwulow, Westmeath, Glengall, Rosalyn, Grey, Wiliehilica, Harmed, Yarmouth, Lauderdale, Cowper, Belfast, Abergavessiy, Morley, Carlisle, Stair, Cathcart, Harrovihy, Westmerlasd, Harewood, Liverpool, Whitworth, and Duls-Warr. Vdectissfs—Nurmanby, Molesworth, Pollingtoa, Melville, Sidneouth, Dunglass, Hawardro, &misuser', Palmerstoo, Calediva, Exmouth, Ossalston Keith, and Melbourne. hiede—Binglialo, J. seatiek. &pain. Utilise, Head ley, J. Somerset, aleasowbank, Kennedy, Beresfurd, Dyne. roe, Cahill. , Howdea, Foley, Chivies, W. Lennox, E. Somer set, E. U' Bryn', Ashbortoo„ Grantham, F. liesiiinck, Sal tout, Cloolorock, Russ, Somervilk, Gleshervie, Dr Dmi. ataisrille, G. Cavendish, C. Somerset, Carson, Holland, St.Heleas, F. Somerset, and Lovaine. , Oxford, Norwich, and Lincoln. Baron Langsdurt Conata—Lieveo, Munster, Ludolt, Canaan, Woronso, De Le post are. Mg& Hottorrablu—Sir G. F. Hill, Sir G. Hill, F. Re biog.., Bragge Balboni, Sir C. Long, and W. W. Pok. Nossourobier—James Stuart, Hare, W. Pawing, Limi er), Harrell. Charles Grey, John Stuart, Col. Harris, Lard. ley, Henry Windsor, Jahn Tolle...chit, and T. Modes. Admit/Ws—Sir F. Leforey, P. Stephens, Sir G. Coekbara, Wiatbri . sp, Sir E.Tbornbrough, Bingham, Lawton', Parker, Peyote, Sir .1. Sotto., Heiken, Pigott ' Sir W. Hothinn, Sir J. Saunter. z, Bowater, Wilson, Sir A Dickson, Bert. Sir E. Bultrr, Sir J. Wells, 1C.C.8. Pa l e, Alexander, Sr R. Stream', Fraser, Disby. Des. of &fishery. Archdeacon Hook. Rey. Dec fare—Dekie, Booker, Wetherell, Clarke, Cole, Mins, Hird, 'Crate, and Starrier Clarke. /ter. Messrs—Rickard Grier, Fisher, Balton Mackie, Madan, Gamier, Loaclianntarea, Mille, Bampfylrle, Gusset, Holmes, Loath, C. Al Os, W. J . Jullife , H Finch, E leatrkee, F. North, C. Seinner, Seville, 0. Lanlrge, I. A. Asspach, Perkins, J. G. Node,' Keyesll, F. Blockhouses,. G. Simpson, J. Deviate, W. Bartow, S Leggett, and A. Loney. Duelers—Ferverees, K. Hume, Bentkey, Demme, James, Toone, E. Jolting., and Lee. Ceessaissiewers—Boyle sad Deas Therempeon. Aire—Colin Heiken, W. Reit, H. Taylor, E. Home, R. Wipes. W. Beall, Robert Baker, W. Lemon, Jobs Sewell, Alessahor Moe Lawrence Palk, Robert Kennedy, Ed. B. Balm. Airs:oder Croke, H. Toreros Julia Harrington, A. Halliday, J. bl'Gregor, R. Meade ' C. H Colville, H. Owelow, F. Baker, H. C. Lippincoti, Skew. Loring Cu r; tie, A. Campbell, K.C.B. J Johnstone, Jacob Miley, Mark Wuud, George Tuthill, Lewin Vendome, K B.L , W. Chat. lemon, T. Liddell, Murray Illaavrtil, J. W. Lubbock, J. Adieu, Robert Hill, Kobeet Mende, H. Merton', J.Wiet. bay Sydney, Batt , K. Barlow H. Preis, J. Merfrater Mar. Ay, last , T. Bell, G. Sher , C. Senor, F. Deseenee, W. - Lennox, N. C. Giro, J. C. Hippeeley, B. Speorer, 0. Nayler, C. Illeegno, E. /adman, .A. awistie F. Om C. Hooter, Pam H. Pe> tea, R. Clinger, iiherkpie - 1 W. Rae, C. Heeierston, H. Pest, H. NW?, J. Gems, O. &swell, W. Stirling, Hiltiveme Terser, N. Vivien, W. CeeM.l pave, N. Calvert, S. Miami, A. Croke, and H. Tierney. Cienterafelir M. Higiolitypole, W. Hopkike, H. N. Goe•• dos, Browse, .litayerood, H. Geoege, Kerr, klogooni, P. K• w. . . . • • • • Mintlea, Brodrick, Ila ' ll, Lloyd, Pokily, Bradshaw; Sir H. North Briton, sod ippnistismit to the eta! of the Ea s t F ,ere Mariam, boollses, Tome, ,LA. Pippo, , Bridger, ladies', by Geserel Lori Howdellk• .4 • • DOW; Traria; N.Malfrior, Sloan, Lord Harris, !Cessna Capt. H. Elliot, King's light ballyMitii os 'realities, sod Copperee, Sir M. Diann, Hart. Baynes, Honfort, Si, J. going abroad. Mislead, Widdrisglos Loftus, Si; G. Murray, Dauk Holier, Pain. Barlow, lith light dragosii; iiii his appoistine. him; Belliagall, Crueeie Wethreell, Beret, Brows, Rao • Capt. 11. Canine, Ilist foot, Sy Major-Ceneral *ir A. AHe H. Wakes, Lel. C. Silerbeaske, Perieby. Breather. Mr Torres. . H. Wade, Armours, Orde, Caitlin.. Reran, Lail How. Capt. R. (like, 61st Regiment, by she Lord is waiting. die, Si. F. d e R ott eshorg, Viscoein Lea se , Hail, Bingham. . Caps. J.& Russell, Wureesiersiiire yeomanry cavalry, lig • Hoe. R. Taylor, Sit W. lash% 8 C.B. beadle. Madero, the Lord in Waiting. Hill, Sir H. Mearesior, Lethbridge; Spencer, Need, Sir VP' Capt. H. Criok. R.N. hj the Lord is in Waiting. Cougreve„ Ihdler, Welke, the G.B. Browne, K.C.B. Sir r Capt. Bailin. R.N. by the Lord in Waiting, . . Roche, O'Legidis, Premier.. • . • Capt. Pratt, 4th light dragoons, by Sir l. Arden Bert. Codenols—.De burgh, dinners, Baillie, Taylor, Pensiag:.- Cant- Beckett. Yorkshire hussars. by Lord Gnashes's. lot, It H.A., Dixville, Hargreaves, Rabin, C.B, Barge, Capt. H. Parker', R.H. by the Led is Wanes. Maclean, ILA., Breweries, Rise, C. 8., Cliiioll, DMUS, ILA., Celia. F. Y• Tiaras, R.N. by she Lord in Main". Sir C. Smith. Stewart, Ellicombe, KG, Bowater, Rakes, Capt. R. Soak ow his rehire (rem ladle. Capt. T. S tar k, R.N . CAL us his ester. from Arteries."' j Hamer, H. Berlfie, M osey , M e rl on, Moffatt, C. Bruce, E. Cana, Gold, R.A. Yates, Orimateme Wildiane, Greet, Err. Mr. Gedairri by the Lord is Wilde!. Ashworth, Grinner R.A. Shaw, Pigot, ' Dvake, Beserano, The Rev. Mr. Mackie, by the Larkin Wailing. Delay, Sir R. Hill, Matsuda', Sir R. Arbusbnos, Lobos, Lord Asbborton, by the Bishop ef Norwich. Cresbie, O'Malley, Minimiser. Gardiner, Meister, Baker , Sir Jobn Jobintese, Yorkshire h eamars , E y Lord areathaer. Fitsclaresee ' C. Smith. Tbor.hill, R.A. Milos. Thorn. Lied Fralerirk Bestirsek, on his marriage. toe, James, 11 E. lll'Leed, Paley, R.E. Hawker RA, 1 • ii.d. Edward J etuareer "ha •Pf•ielmaid " FlYsethal to He Bergh, Eliot, z oiophett, iph on ,ha ti Fir J. i evi ,,,, , init. Royal Higareemes the Duke and Duchess of Ourbridgeo . Shaidader Glleffeeling Meadired, Be Bosses, Sir J. Campbell, The Rev. Sam. Leggett, Cbaplaie to his Majeety's Forces Sir C. IMPCarthy, Lyon, IL Lasalle* Bea/bass; R.A. • at ?octanes'', by the Lord is Wailes. . Driakwater, Rigby, Sir R. Jackie., • Sir G i . &coven, W. Seek, The Rev'. W. Harlow, oe being approsie'd Domestic Cha • p- Whine; barrow Hanle Sir A. Dickson. R . A. Clithemer, lain to him Royal Highs's. the Doke of Clarence. Oke, Mideaster, ' Breern, ' Forri, Ries, P. Marqu e e., Crostrie, Ti. bey. Jobs Davies, A.M. Arthair sit Historic Pro. , J. Dariel, Ilealeaski, nth notebbeers, Stephan, A. Mato did% to Y rsasi d a 'dial chart •• manieal li Y aast. kali, sad Sir N. bilL •• , The Rev. George Siaires, os losing appeistal Dosiesaie• Chiral. to his Royal Nieman die Doke of Messes, lij Nejors—Msreion, Beetinekt reeky. Clemons, Millen Lent V . mu peirimio„. C. Staining, Lye* Brock, Wilma, R.H.A,; F. E. Drake,- The Rev. Re. redivs, up.. hie departure yet the Cu.. Cole, Blembard, 11.. r : Ormsby Gere, Montagu, Harriet t, sad t i mby.. D'Arlieg. TX* Rev. 0. Lodge, Cherish' to the 'Sheriff of Esau, by The Presentations to Lie Majesty were io pro.. the Lord la V'aitiell , podia' to She num erous assem bl age, spots their The Rev. . Gossett, Chiral. to his Majesty at Vfintielise Cantle, by Sir H. Tailor. appointments uud other occasions. The following The Rev. F. Nora,. by the Lord is Waisiag. • ware ar e a all t hem: — Earl GreW' Mr. Gordo., of Craig. y Viscount Sideman, on which B el a g to l am est h Panne from; the C,oun*reo . occasion he was meet stet iusely reeeived,and had the heater Mr. G. Harrine EsPen is him Majesty's 40th release t . to kiss his Majesty's hind. of foot, is charge ' RI Prime Range, lately arrived Iliont Mr. Merry Jardine, King's Reenembraseer is the Court of modo ttesear by the Lord Ia *ailing, Exchequer at Edi.hurgb, by the lard Advocate of Stabled. Mr. F. lamodee, or his retire from stoned. Mr. William Woad, ere bis appoistimot of Surgeon Extra- Second Liest. the Hoe. Charles Grey, am his appoistriest ordinary to his Majesty. by Sir Matthew Tiering. to a commission in the rile brigade. Lieut. Sutherland, 46th regnant, on pommies, by Mk- M r . C. Strode, Liest.L-Cadriael East Somerset militia. jeelleserel Peachey. Earl of Weans, as Lientessa of Peebleshire. The Rey. Richard Grier, by Lerd,„Ridlinolidir to present to Mr. WM. Locke, by Lord Harrisgtos. the Meg his work is reply hi Dr. Milflifell ..' Mild Of Nat- Mr. T em pl e , b y th e H ento i h o y L oo d oo d e ,, y , fliPill CoMmosen." His Majesty Ina gratiou•ly pleased to t ore to F ran kt on. lactoPt Mr• Grirr's work, -aid to bowler it with dm ca tun Serge*n Wright, of she light horse volisteers, by Col. .Lou of Ms arbatiou. Bosaistret. doo r b Carly tohoClead wick, Ridillng Establishme n t, us his pr Mr. Devon, ea hi s return from the Canniest. Lewd in Miing. his Nichol Mr. Mr. Thomas Nigh, by s h e L ord is W ait's " . Stewart son, es marriage, by the Lord in 11,.. Smith W r i g h t , by Lard sidmootb. Weans. Mr. Thomas Lowsder, by she Lord in waiting. The Rev. George Cuwell, by the Rev. Dr. Dekin, Captain Whisisker, by the Lad is Wailing. Liest..Colorsel Peters, Soperistesdast of the Riding Eats. C a pt a i n Cr..,, 3d guards, oil lye appeieterest, by Col. fishmeal. _ , Hepburn. ilk Rev. Dr. Clarke, to Present • book en die Calmer aeo lieutenant and Adjutant ta of lb. Dachas o f R e l ig i on , T. MUM; R.M. by the Lord in Waiting. Tiroart. tie his War anointed Apothecary Earlier- m e. P ercy mu m ,. by Mr. Heibey, r to his Majesty, by Sir Matthew Twisty , Lie Forester, King's light infantry, by lie Lord r. Glyn, by Sir Rickard Wye. is Wailing. The Rev. Arebdeaces Hooke, Chaplain to his Majesty, Captain G. M. Jima us his reform from abroad, by Lord by the Lord le Waling. _... Melville. The Rev. Dr. italtem aealkoi de Ms inn a PPeddaw Came of leiadsor. lard John Rannoch, by the D o k e of Poetised. • Euaig. Baxter. by she Laid is W a i t i ng . Uretreamt - Geecral Mr FlialiP.Reelifi .pea id return E • Widdriagt 666 'at by. the Lord is nags es, regime , from Bpaie, by the Spanish Amliesierlor. Lieotessint Charles Welsh, by his wale. Mr. Robert Ward. Waiting.lard is Waling. ' same f Tel The Mr. Reade r Wa inwr i g h t, b arr i eterut.hsw, by the Lord Iles. John lamehe, or dallies his from iv Wailing. Mainers. Mr. Pally, .s his (singe/weed, by the' The Hos. Thomas De e ds., w ith an Ad dress hens toW she Lord Claris', by Lord I. ansg. Isle of needy. Resign Meade, Kieg's Own light binary, by the Lad in Sir Matthew Tierney, es being, appointed Physician, ill grat t i ott , bedtime's. the Kim'. .... Corset Pisan, royal horse guards. by to Lord I. Wainer. C e Ptaie E. King. "id basin had die retest Mr s ' Corset Spearmas, light horse volunteers, by Coned Be. miens the Austria. Order of Le o p o ld. sasq•et. Ceplais Frederick, Knee Om lied iefastry, by the Lewd Cornet Wilms., light hone vohisteere, by Colonel 80. M Waitieg. Major Ration, Iffola• East ledia CeillitanY's fferrical Prior markt.captais Basalgetts, R.N. by the Lord in Wahine. to venial.; bis regimes' is Bengal. ' Captain Farquharson leth regiment, es hie return teem Liens. W. 0. Annum, Milne eppoiatmeat to ibe Mith regiment. by Sir Floods Omosanocy , the loan Wards, by Sir Hilgrove Terser. Captain Fox, on him promotion, by Lord Holland. (tear-Admiral Philip Stephess, en Ids taking that same. , utensils' Charles Colville Frankked, R.N. by Rear. Capt. Lilliersp, on his 'updating*" to his Majesty's ship Admiral Lord Coiville. Hyperion, by Lord C. Somerset, E Camels Wedgwood, 3d guard * , on hi s p roniot i os. Essig' Wm. Cauvery, by Mor CauvienGeseral Sir Wne. Coo- grew,Captain Thomas Harris, e n b e i sg appo i nte d a C olonel of ea his appoistnie s ti le she'd regiment of infantry. Royal Her i o ,,, e. Lieut. Treat, royal horse gorarde, or his promotion. Caren H. Carmichael Smyth, Bengal engineers, ea hie Lieut. Biscoe, royal engineer., by else Lord in Waiting. snivel f r om i n c e. Caplan J. B. Hay, on his appoietesent to the eommaad Lindens.' Gino., late staff eorps of cavalry, by the his Majesty's ship Quera Charlotte. Lord in Wallow. Captain Steamy, on his remora from India. Corset E. Sisushbreek, 234 Ismer. es his appoistserat to Capone Charles Dims am his being appointed Aidaille the Hon. Baud of Pensioners. camp so Lint. General Sir Seery Warde, K.G.B. Captain Joseph Digby, R.N. on t h e Ki ng ' s accession to Captain Dily, 38th nearest on promotion, by Sir Charles the Throne. Captain Sir J. Loris, Bari. by D in t M e l v ill e. Cara. Spa, 12th isfary, on 'wise •ppoint e d Aid e - Captain F. W. Carter, R o y a l N avy, or his retire had Jamaica. de-Camp tin sto Lieut. -General Si r Hairy Warde, K.C.B. Caplan Brett, 18th hussars on Isis appoistesent. Captain W. Losack, by Si r J. Y or k. Captain H. B. Mason, R.N. by she lard is Waffler. Caplan Edward Baili e , by t h e L or d i n Wa der. Lieut. Irene. E D.Y. by Lieu" -General Wetherell. Captain Dew..., en being sprinted a Knight of the Captain Nore e liffe, 4th dragema, by Sir C. Selling. Royal Guelphie Order, by Covet bluester. Count de Lapaature, by the Lord is Waiting. Lieutenant Sober, 14th dragoess, by Lieuteneat.General Northey Hopkins. !_ievieoe„,.ceiviiet Sir job. Campbell,Campbell,, bleive.Geberd is' Lierileseat Howell, C ornwa ll yeomanry cava l ry or hi s She service of his Majesty the Ki ng o f P ortuga l , b y t i e Lord f iv weiiiiig. remora few abroad. Captain G. lesser, by Carmel Bosaineet, of tat Ciky light Lieut. Fletcher, first life guards, se his appoistnicat. horse volunteers. 1: 0 4 • Lieut. Hanham, liy Admiral Sirloin Wells. K.C.B. Colonel Sir Charles MacCarthy, CaptaiaGemeal sod Go. Lieut. Waller Samo 64th regimes', Aidade.Camp to reran-in-Chief of Sierra Lime us his ranee from Paris, his Excellency General ' Sir George Doe, G.C.B. Lieut..Culonel O'Halloran, by the Lord is Weida'. Lieutenant Powell, light isf rat y,. b y t h e L e w le waiting. Major.Gerieral Lethbridge, by sh e Gird ea Winne. Cornet Harcourt, 6th dragoon gua r ds. by the Lord is col o nel M•L ers d, us him roman); by the Lord is Wading. Waiting. 14th dragoon Coco Vice-Admiral Sir Ge or g e C ec il ia'' , oa b e i ng appointed a Ross, guards, by the Earl of Bridge- bleio,..G„erat or Marines, C . • osier. Lieutenaet.Gearral Viscount Lorton, e a hi e niers Ines Corset G. Doecosabc. 2d diatom guards, by his father, Ireland. M r. Denemibr. Mr. Charles Aldim. by the l ar d i s W a i t i ng , to present his .• Cornet Willis, 14th dragons, by ths. Earl of Bridgewater. Address end Plat to his Abjefly or ibe ergs' of Glindelar Cane* Drake, royal hone guards, on his appoistiont. Disease, as now established, .her the King was most gra. Cana G. Hill, royal borer guards, ye his opponents', • I leased to confer the rimer of Keiglinhood o. Mr. , dom y p by Colonel Sir R. Hill. now Sir Charles Aida,. CePtaie R Rammed, R.N,.by l'isemot Riesooth. Brigadier General Ariontross, on his retiree from abroad., Canine Grahams Riff. on hia afPoimiend to sha el m . Rear-Admiral Stephenson, re him cheese of same from rased of die Dorn. Wilkinson. . Captain Beller, Ist Devoe yeemaary, by lord Damao- General Bradishaw, vil'e• os his retsra from ibq coggisone. 4 Major.Geriersl Lloyd, es his morn from Imam*, ; • .04-. CaPtais F. Mailhoid o of dm Fearer, on his rider* f rom foreign service. Rear Admiral Alexander, by the Lord IA i , - :J.: f Rev. James Sneseares, by his fath er , .11hr Janos Caren A. Maitlaud, os his were from ibe Mediterranean. Cagameari lataio eliaritoor , 14th dretoimas us Promodoei ► by the Viscount Emmen, to kiss Mods on learn( commeeil.. H. Vyvyan. Lieut. I:olrue' Drake, R o y a l H orse G uards, on promotion. by Sr Lieutenant G. Gore, on his appoilitoseat to Ist lifeguards, Lent.-Col . iieititomo, w bie oppokitmeot of High sheriff of bonnet's'''. . 1 -irotenaet B. B. Gilles p ie , Q• r e•r•ii •X • Hag mire 51 " Lieol.-Col. Gold, royal artillery, oa his return from the Vellore in the East Indies, by his father, late Major-Gee. I c oot i eent . Sir fi. R. Gillespie, K.C.B. Lieut.-Col. Thorabill, os bong app ointed to Ihe com- Lica. G. F. O'Gara, 86th light infantry, by Coked iii„ii of t h e 7,b honors, Croak. Liest..Col. Sir John Brows, on his appoisteseet. •• Lint. Lane, 12th royal Wenn, by the Lord is Willie'. Col. C. Bruce, or appohnsient to she 671 h relikeninh, ...' Limit. Parke, royal horse guards, on praiso.tios. Cal. Horner, by Sir John C. Hippisky. Lieut. Ferguson, Sib knees, by the Earl of Rosalyn. Lieut.-Col. Rakes, Condense Guards, on his _llemallitgar'l Lieut. Clairton, light ishistry, by the Lord is Waiting. Liatt.-Colonel Dixoe, Royal Artilkry, on his Mika Lieut. Clabbers 135 h light drarems, on hi. pniumelies. Rem America. Lieut. Bowilwri.N. es his aProoteand to hie Majesty ' s beet:Col COMM. Pf! his retorts from Plyosootb. obi p Northounierlead. Liamt.-Col. Rice, Cl,, Kiag's Oyu light i Autry, emgelgat l Capron Des Years, on his appontreseet to the 3d refl. abroad. oh , •ft i mein of gourd., by Cektflel Hepburn. Viscount Harding, by the lard in Wailing. , Caron A. H. Allonbray, R.N. C.B. by Admiral Viscount m r , m ute , b y t b e Lord le oyel l i eo . I; Exmouth. Sir Mesa/der Croke, lest lodge or she Vice Adreilhlty ia• Captain J. Harris, en bin rotors from ledia, by Lord Nova Scotia, by Sir Wm Seed. Harris. Lad Petra, by the Lord is Waiting. - .. Corsi. Dann, R.N. on Me marriage. Lon/ Keuredy, by the Earle( Camilla . Captain Phipps, Wilishire )niiseory cavalry, by the M r . John Warned, by ihe Lard is Maithht.• tososaniii• f LAN Its Wanks". Iter. Dr. Clarke on his preening his Sleek le Oboes Captain Prescott, CB. qtr his appolotniesa to the Aerate. of she Pandearearal Donrires a miasma,. tarsi. Penis, R.N. es his morn from lailia. Rev. Dr. Hird, Chaplin to his Royal Higbee. the Duke • Capt. James Hay, R.N. es his promotion, by the Mar- of noun, and Reiner a Mommon, Home. ink of Trireedonle„ • Dr. Southey, by Sir flosses Liddell. • Nejet-Cieweal Item*, es hie ersevel ism tie emir el Rev. Dr. Booker, We one of his almjests's Chaplaies o' Mr. r t os ►is re- . • Prince et Wales, ee preseatiog the Zing two voles.. of Vs discourse*. [no mageilieler qr Primitations in our matt.] After the Levee his M*JUTY gave prirete, audiences to their Eseellegicies the Ainhareadav from the King of the .411THSRLANDE, the Atta r , trims Ambassador. the 'Spseisli Anibaseedor, the, Bavarian Minister, the Suzon.,Minister, and the Helaine. SO which 'their Eicellencies were srveratly. introduced by the Marquis of L 011 DON DERST. h!* NI AJ WITT% principal Secretary of' State fur Fu reign Affair,, and conducted by Sr Rosser Cunha, the &Javier of the Ceremonies, and Mr. CHESTS*, the Assistant-Muster of the Ceremu . nies. , .• Moasiier b a R os e was presented to his Ms-; 4siTy by Baron LASOSOOIIII. the Baden suet, Hesse Minister. Monsieur CABI N Ls Biotic, the Portligneve Ambassador's Secretary. was introduced to Lib Ali Sssty by his Excellency. • Hi s Maievrir gave iediences to the 'llerl_ger. LIVERPOOL. Vineufd SIOHOU+O, the blaisiiii• eV' LOS7SOMDERRY, and the Duke or Navecoirvt.f,, }risen his Grace debirered to bus Ms.i &sir the Ite;,t, ;Ribbon and the 'rder of th e Biter wore by the late ' Sir camaLti t O aiWroaa. . • AiNontry Of !Graces for an Address to his Majesty to briny from fialf.psy upon Fuil.pay such Oaces• as are enyable t.. serve, in order to reduce the esepeilie of the Half-pay List, —Wednesday, May 2. lown, Hes. N.H. Harbord, Hen. Woad, Alderman • allpats H. Hutchison's. Ha. H. Wyvill, H. ..talesseer, R. Munch, J. B. ey, 'rhea. Pares, Than. T .I. • lantitai, S. Rice, S • Davies, Col. HansiltoeS, Lardit. Wilson, Sir R. Hume, Joseph MINOR(?) , Of Twentptsses upon Mr. Hunse's Motleu not to gnat the Superuansaitels and Retired Anemone', outil a Commitiee • had revised the different Groats, to ascertain those who held me or abaft Appointments aud Peasions—Wedises. day, May 2. Bernie, Col. J. Patranel, R. Smith, R. Bright, H. Oraham, S. Wilson, Sir R. Bernal, R. Hominess Lord A. Wood Alderesaa 9 9 Birch, J. Harbord, Hun. E. Wyvill, AL .„. Cavendish, Hum. H. Hutchinson, H o . H. Mimic', R. Maxwell, J. TILLERS. Creevey, Thee. Monet, JR. Hume, Joe. Dories, Cl.i O'Grady, S. Heassett, Hn. H. Gult Erases, W. Ri se , 8. sitzvoßirr On the Hon. H. G. Bennett's motion against allowing ro t charge of 3,1(101. or sixpence in the pound se Agency tat the payment of Foreign Half pay—Monday, April 30. Birch, Joseph Nubian'', J. C. Phillips, G. &Ogres*, Viscount Harburd, Hon. R. Puy/lett, Hon. W. Beaumont, T. W. Hamilton, Lord A. .1. F. Bright, H. Latone►e, It. Russell, Lord .1. Bernal, R. Lushington,S. Rice, G. IL Crampon, S. Maxwell, J. Wharton, .1. Davies, Colonel Maack. J. B. Desain; Thomas M i lbank, Evans. William O'Callaghan, Col. Wilmot, Thomas Forbes, C. Taman—Hon. H. G. Bennett. ROYAL LONDON INFIRMARY FOR CURING DI. RASES OF' THE RYA. (PATRONISED NT HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DOER OF Toss—) Yesterday the terminal of laying the foundation stone of an Hospital for Ike erre of the various diseases of the eye look place in Mbo►6elds, at the east corner, near the Ro man Catholic Chapel. At three o'clock, the hour appointed, a vast commune of people attended i■ anxious eapeetatiou of seeing the procession. The towards and committee made excelleat arrangements fur the aecoramodallo■ of the public, bet more particularly for the ladies. A few Mi nutes beyond She appointed time William Mellish, Esq, the President, and the Stewards and Committee arrived, awl were introduced to the dative,t places appointed fur them by the Architect and ot►ers is waiting. A Irisogie being previously is readiness, erected ewer the place where the stone wee to be set, the Architect stated that every thing was really. A silver trowel was t►en handed to Mr. Mellish. and proper snorter being brought forward, seine gold, ver, and topper coin of the reign of George IV. were pet into a glass bottle, which was deposited in ► cavity cut in the loose. Mr. Mellish thee placed the stow ►egularly, bowie' first spread the mortar with his trowel, and laid a beam plate over the coins, on w►ich was engraved the ful. lowing inscriptiois " Loudon Infirmary for Curing Diseases of the Eye.— A Foonded by the late John Cunningham, S.C. AD. M. DCCC.X X I ." After the ceremony concluded the whoa, impille4 procession to the London Tavern to dieser. • • THE TURF.. —5 • EPSOII RACAL i,;,:,1 at A THE SUR' :REY HUNTERS' MEETING. WZIDNEBDIY, lIILAT S. The course wu well attended and the sports were vary Bowl. The 1 7 / I ,olllfe Stakes of 90 guise's phrso by the Derby aid H. J. Jolliffe, adult be a eubstriplestSl 3p. each. t:tu yew* r, Gardner's be... 5 yrs old, Ilet. alb tA t , 1 r. Sehrood's b. g. The Judge placed but two. Nine started, Ito I of the Mr: Gaudier, of Coombe Woad, rode the Timmer.' ' 4 • Sweepstakes of logs• each, for horses not thorough bale' 11e.' Fisher's b. in. Mr. Shaw's br. in. Mr. Thoaspsoa's b. g Si so 4 - Mr. Tattersall's ch. M 4 a Mr. Shaw's mare the f ite, nod ever epos I/1;4. the hat. Sweepstake') of lbga, tmel..—Crares weigliir..‘•*- • 4 Mr. Riag's Phihp, 4 yrs old, SM. 91b. Mr. Doekray's C.arlion, 3 yrs old, Sm. Mr, Fisher's Denmark, 3 yrs ofd, 11.4. Mr. Glow's Sappho, S yrs old, Iht.lllb. Ito 4 apt Caries --S to I apt Philip--4 le 1 1 gym Sappho. dlr. the Jed Tattersall was Clerk of the antra, and. Mr. Farrell ie. It has hero officially mottled that his Majesty has bum graciously plirsord to give the sum at Oise Numbed tiaiims., to be ran for by boron, mares set geldings, this oposou, at each of the ifirliowiwg places , wis.-.Nurtsteskti tdireel. Dammam, YorkNichinsiartia Yorkshire, Salialowy, Ipswich. Guildford, Nottingham, Witschester, Lincoln, lows, Cm ? . terbory, Lichtleld, Neweastlrmpoo•Tyne, Aim* Hewn.. Chelmsford, Warwick, and Carnets. The Newmarket races were very aumerasely Waded on Thursday. wlieu his Royal ,Highnsris the Disko of Yost WU CM the count,. sod .had the satisfaction to witness the success of his horse Boger. which essay woo the sweepstakes of YOU ■