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e atom tho view to 'hie ididigim of If wears le ti OPI be aluidmilii ' the Cot**, no=l, VW with lho worogowswo log NM% oo Int at aplith * intionwoomao, kid of . Wow. with awd lame _Poet parried &- It UV.* mire aa‘ausir a a bort Mob %dais mew But persons of ing wealth, we wee—each per !mai in lON Oa middleawe ewe ;Itt not so to be; theme la there be expeetal than spirit stow e kat lehtiet ieb Lae it liable in ease alga d welded. Eatablisheleet tl by the nadee's to believe that is g all Beillia-Glibe, ne level eljialot.! t belief, Akar! tile to wfilloh_ r — ff ituntsit to which any persons, of [lose duties which to be secured in This conviction, 1f to every owes ind to this reside* fide the ultimat, . . respondent es not yet to be er mong our Inman the landed interest an extra duty of Lt distillation from protection. With principle, we can much unreasonable he competidett et the extra duty was India Body having ice of this exaction, A the EXCHIQ11111• t commencement of umption on rum was cent., while that of no less than 66 per 1 so much in favour s now to be expected tried ? And if tllit • 1 the exaction INV the total duty, whit, ?Ministers whew SO re is even sometbill be remembered tbst is taken at an en 'tendon of the Gals :onsoled the lantisll mpetltion ; but, as 1r ale possess the more t not content with 'ds prices, they de ulster to secure the hope in this clsshiilg timer will alone be not the turist active a palliative, remind t, that they hive hi oly than our public TURDAY EVENING. s by no means eIINIMPIO hich bas taken plats on rim, however, were a re bargains were done at in Securities, as violent misols some days ',ince. 11 discount. A reaction I; and this, too. in the tweet stretch of ingenuity awards the Greek cause. Bonds were at 22i 3, and was paetieularly bratty rest Scrip 41 Sj sliscooes. rwl Danish ditto at 4i 4. Ls decline limited to those we can make is in Paloll Milan company, acre out cued in It. otos sikk the two week *44 VOI,IIL e, doh oat MI 111:e SW I.* 411 a InuitAoiu l o ll. Le- bo tsar f r spirit of b.. tn sovereigns knannets. Thal h Great lleltif* policy iINC 134:she °catty I* *T .)4 4 / 4 . 41 / Mow ILiogilee to sever theill the country et fr. °Vessel.* ern to thou.,: 4, tisk WWII won" taw the contrary, AI Sono! calling Is .POSHION'4III.4 lArriturGXNCß. ADRANGEMSPITS FOR filig WW. Tao orssirtn. 'flo Marialto, Lowdown's party, Loodowspilsows, Drikeloy iliC*toteot of Jersey's rout, Derkeisy-Opaso. „ Lolly DOshowe's party, Darkdey-aquate. • 04110/120W. The Marchioness of Liwolowo's Lwasitrits-tiame Dorkotapaqoans. Lady Johnson's root, -OW Corabwisollgiow usarsasneor. The Marquis of Horthrd's good swaembly, Pinot*. 'Da Dowager Massitiosow of 15abobory's asiewitely, Asdagtow. sweet. The MIME' , Coolness of Cork's party, New Dosllogastworast. Almon prod be& T XV MIDAY " klasiboroogbAraso , 5Q h. Yefiltgrery his Slidesty too an airing in his phaeton, folloissithy another, an which were two gentlemen of his suite, 1111111 A Long Walk. The King drove up the new road wilds boa loosi mile from the Long Walk to the Castle, themes the growdapala so the Castle. This is the first time his Wing ever most tido rood. The King inspected the improvements, alassidoss, etc., and was pleased to ex press his approbation tithe forwardness they had attained. His Majesty passed down the new road, and returned by Frogmore to the Royal Ledge. The Duke of York, with a select party, will be at Frog more during the race week. Yesterday the Duke o f pain the Duchess of Glouces ter, and the Princess Sophia, iiaiiod the Princess Augusta. The Duke of Cambridge returned on the 19th inst. from his tour to visit the breaches of the dykes in Bremen and East Friesland. On Saturday, the Duchess of Kent, accompanied by the Infant Princess Victoria, visited the Princess Augusta. The Duchess of Kent, accompanied by the Princess Feodore, honoured the Exhibition of the Royal Academy, at Somerset House, with her presence yesterday. The Duke of Wellington entertained the Duke of York, Prince Leopold, and a select party at dinner yesterday, at his residence in Pi illy. On Saturday aanoon, at two o'clock, the Cabinet Mi nisters assembled at the Secretary of State's Office fur Fo reign Affairs, Downing-street. There were present the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Wellington, the Earls of Liverpool, Harrowhy, Westmorland, and Bathurst, Mr. Secretary Peel, Mr. Secretary Canning, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Wynn Mr. Iluskisson, &c. The Ministers continued sitting till near five o'elock. The Lords of the King a Privy Council held a meeting, on Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, at the Council Office, Whitehall-place, to hear appeals from the Plantations Tbs Lords present were Lord Gifford, the Lord Chief and Sir Henry Russell. Their Lordships were oc in bearing the arguments of Counsel, on two of the abeam eases, till four o clock, when their Lordships de parted. We understand that a meeting, of the Members of the House of Lords, favourable to the late measure of the Ro man Catholic Relief Bill, took place on Saturday, at the house of the Duke of Buckingham, in Pall-mall. It was attended by almost every Member of the House of Lords who voted in the minority on the late division on the Ca tholic Question, and by many others who were not present oQ ti,:a occasion. The Duke of Devonshire and Earl Pitiwilliam each proposed a series of Resolutions, but we understand that another series, proposed by the Marquis of Loadond:vry, was finally agreed to. The adoption of the Unpolutions ;4 the Noble Marquis was owing to the neces sity of carrying the measure being expressed in stronger and more emphatic terms than in the two other series of Resolutions submitted !4" the Meeting. The Roman Catholic IP'nutation will depart for Ireland this day. They return thud early, for the purpose of at tending an aggregate meeting of the Catholics of Ireland, to be held on the 9th of Jane, in Dublin, which is to be attended by the Roman Catholic Peers, and by the leading Roman Catholic gentry from every part of Ireland. It is expected w be the most important 'veering of this nature hitherto held in Ireland. A dinner was given by the Protestants of Belfast, on Wednesday sennight, to Dr. Crolly, ou his advancement to the Roman Catholic Prelacy of Down and Connor. About 170 persons dined together on the occasion. The Duldirt Evening Post of Thuuday gives a very long report of Mr. O'Connell's late speech at the Crown and Anchor, with the following remarks : The Speech is certainly a very eloquent one, and will, we WO -60, be very manageable in the annah of Catholic affairs.lt will be, 0. it is not already, translated into the French language, and will be circulated very spganally on the Continent. It will be perused by the Members of the Holy Alliance, at Milan. it will be uiscusscili PiThalni at a scent meeting of the Ministers." ,~_ - - MN —wer— DECORATIONS OF THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH AT RHEIMS. A covered gallery is raised, eztending from the great Dell of the Archbishop's Palace to the square before the Cathedral, under which the King is to pass; this gallery joins a colonnade which embraces the while façade. From thingallory, which will be magnificently decorated, and era 41leaff with different ornaments analogous to the cere sigsg, the King will enter the Church, the nave of which, as far as the entrance to the choir, is enclosed by a barrier breast high, raised between the pillars. 'The enclosure thus formed is furnished with rows of benches; the pil lars are hung with the finest tapestry ; front the reef of the Church a great number of lustre*. , d tape, l Flights, ate suspended. The Choir Is d' a with lilt utmost magnificence : above the stalls for *iv , • ' ties is raided in arched basement, on which ' ' .:4 " 1 !" • a row of columns of the Corinthian order, et. , ' sur rounded the choir, the sanctuary, and the These columns, which are of violet marble, wit lill l pedestals and capitals, rest one-fourth on the of the galleries, and project before the pillars, on a back ground of black veinal marble. They separate the galleries, , which extend crom the pulpit to the aanctaery. The en- tsitlatnre of this line of columns, of which all the mould- bis', modillions, and ornamental foliage, which enriched tbe•friese, are eat in geld, are surmounted by a slab of h , veined marble. In a perpentlioular line with the b e are plietd statues of children is tiove marble, branched condelabrao. All sittnallerios ow fur with swab; hi the form of an amphitheatre. The hoist of these generics is formed by a balustrade of *him marble, with ornaments of gold. From the middle of the ceiling of each gallery a twelve-branched lustre is sus pended. The background between each df the coluteus is decorated with gilt figures, holding branched candlesticks, furnished with lights. . The arched basement already mentioned as supporting rho whole of this colonnade is of dove marble, furnished with strong brackets, and ornamented with golden gar lands. At the entrance of the choir is the pulpit, which is iisomt4ol by Winding emirs of considerable breadth. On 1 ibis pipit the King • throne is raised ; and over it is sus s . 07:c. , su sizz t e ed mb b ro v id fo e ur columns , witgo lt l i ooAe .a d r , vr - ( l i t e ! t ivt lai. back of the Throne it , open, that his Majesty may bit seas by all the persona assembled in the blnly Of the 'knish. To the right and left of the throne are placed the seats for the temporal and spiritual Peers ; and at the fodt of the throne are the accommodations for the Great Chain , berlain, the First Gentleman of the Bedchamber, and the Grand Master of the Robes • in front is the seat for the =Le over against wh ich are those of the Grand mid Keeper of the Stills, acting as Chancellor; on illtstiobt of the King is an altar. Ott sind and sides of the choir are decorated with a row of oeitaaans in a circular form, flunished with seats, form ing an amphitheatre, in front of which the orchestra is stationed. Within the recess of the transom-window in the choir are two large and richly-decorated galleries ; the Otte to wards the Archbishop's palace was destined for the females of the royal family, and the ladies in their suite ; the other, apposite to it, is act apart for the Pope's Nuncio, and the *reign Ambassadors. The whole of the enclosure within "the choir is hung with the richest tapestry, which serves as a background to the groups of marble figures, disposed With the greatest taste, each bearing an elegant candelabra. ARRIVAL OF THE KING AT THE CATHEDRAL. CM the 29th of May, the King makes his solemn entry the city of Rheims. He advances to the grand en of ...: the Cathedral, where he is received by the Arch 'bishop of Rheims, at the bead of the Chapter, assisted by SuliVagan Bishops. These prelates wear each their , and mantras erelesialtieue. Cif MIL ES the TENTH i devoutly at the door of the Cathedral, and having the Holy Gospel, carried by one of the prebendaries, complimented by the Archbishop ; after which the .end Chorister Ammo a response. The priests then re-enter the ehureh in their order, of procession, and the King, walking after the Bishops, is conducted to a reading desk prepared for the purpose, and placed under a canopy. An anthem being first chaunted, the Archbishop proceeds to read the appointed psalms and prayers. To Deans is then sung, amidst salutes of artillery, which are discharged at intervals. During the anthem, the King's donation to the Church of Rheims is brought in with great ceremony, consisting of a golden pyx (a cup wherein the Host is kept) • two crystal Wirettes, with their basons; and two crucifixes (instruntlins de pair is baiter). The First Gentleman of the Bedchamber first delivers these in tended presents into the hands of the King, who proceeds to make an offering of them to God, by placing them on the altar. Te Deem being concluded, the Archbishop pro nounces the Benediction, after which the King withdraws to the Archiepiscopal Palace. His Majesty there receives the homage of the Church of Rheims. The Provost de uced by the Chapter addresses the King, and pretests 41 •the bread and wine. The Corporation of the town r him the customary presents, and the University Ain a congratulatory address to his Majesty by the mouth at its Rector. EVE OF THE CONSECRATION. On the day preceding this solemnity, in the afternoon, the King, accompanied by the Princes of the Blood Royal, and followed by all the Court, proceeds to the Cathedral, to be present at the vespers for the consecration. He is there received by the Archbishop of Rheims, assisted by suffragan Bishops. He advances to the middle of the choir, and takes his station at a reading desk, surmounted by • canopy. The Princes of the Blood sit on each aide of the King ; his principal Of are stationed behind his chair, the Grand Almoner on the right of the reading-desk, and the invited Cardinals to the left, all in full costume (toss en mart et en camail). The Archbishops and Bishops hare their station appointed to the right near the altar, the places on the opposite aide being occupied by the Lords of the Court. The Archbishop of Rheims takes his station iu the first elevated stall to the right, and four Bishops occupy the lour stalls adjoining ; three other Bishops occupy the elevated stalls on the opposite side, the other stalls being filled by the Prebendaries. All being at their places, the Archbishop begins to chaunt the vespers of the day, accompanied by the King's band, in conjunction with that of the Cathedral. After vespers the Archbishop will preach a sermon on the ceremony of the consecration, after which the King will depart from the church with the same ceremonies as on his entrance ; and on his return to the Archbishop's palace he prepares himself by confession for the ceremony of the following day. CONSECRATION DAY. The church being previously prepared for the Ceremony, the Prebendaries enter the choir at six o'clock in the morning. The Grand Prior of the Abbey of St. Denis, the Treasurer, and the Master of the Ceremonies, who have brought the regalia from the treasury of the Abbey, arc stationed near the Altar, in order to be at hand to de liver their charge at the moment of the Coronation. They begin at the first of the Canonical hours, during which the Archbishop having arrived at the Church, pro ceeds immediately into the lestry to array himself In his pontifical vestments; he then advances to the altar, pre ceded and followed by several Bishop., and sits down in the Chair which had been prepared for him, opposite the reading desk of the Ki,ng. The Princes, the great Lords, the Ecclesiastics, and those persons of distinction invited to the ceremony, take the places respectively appointed for them. The Marshals of France appointed by the King to carry the Crown, the Sceptre, and the Hand of Justice (10 main de justice), take their station on a bench behind the seat of the temporal Peers. About seven o'clock the temporal Peers arrive from the Archiepiscopal Palace, and are received and conducted by the Grand Master of the Ceremonies to a place appointed for them ; their seat is covered with violet-coloured velvet, embroidered with Hears-dc-lit, in the same manner as that of the ecclesiastical Peers. Each of these Peers is ha bited in a vest of cloth of gold, clasped by a girdle of gold, and above their long vest they wear a ducal mantle of violet coloured cloth, doubled anti bordered with ermine, open •• • 1 • '-• • aba,boadared wide er pid, aurtneuntiag a 'Shortly after the tallow' r heY, - together with IbII NNW wit' the Archbishop of ge r ,. you the or two Bishops, to wait upon elredsee -the King. The tee Prelates appointed for OM ptepeee, =eyed in the Pond. deal habits, set out in ptoomeleip preceded by all the Prebendaries of the Church it nee I rue and a band or music. The chorister red ttilt-ehorister walk after the Clergy and .before the Grand Meow of the Cermeniee, who immediately preen es the I. Bishops. They pass under the covered gallery erected true the valid airflow, of the church, to the wort hall df eti Arebblithere Palace, and having arrived_ itt the Kilter CheniZ ei , : bey fed the closed - , The Pietas, esid.;dibibie .ttift id irvig44l6o - iiiiiii. - 041ii , 91 the Bishops, hiving said prayers, pvgistts 'the King with 'IMO water. The two Bishops t h eta his 'll*aq from Ma bed, and conduct him in,Pincitssfiert to the Chnrsh. After the usual .csietpoisies ties King, &Homed tt, a magnificent retinue, is oonducted by dm Bishops to the chair under summery in the middle of The choir, whets he is sprroundetT by are. principal Officers of Site, who st4lld under a large canopj. Every one ...b it_lihr Pim; rewi Creator is sung, after which' the esildselia begin doe tierce which service being finisheet, *WOW, 01111161011111 the ho ly oil (la Sainte Anipoitle) Bedsit sit tipselosr or* church. • (To be continued in the BOMA Peen at witilekiswit.) __ 7'HE PITT CLaik The Anniversary Anniversary of the birth of the late Eight floooinable William Pitt teas celebrated on Satz a be City of Lffision Tavern. Sir EDWARD KwArcitsutd„ M.P. - in site Ohair._, _ He was supported . by the Lord 1111filts***TPM1, The cloth harm; been tectoni c the iadOMl Geodesists present sang - Benedict's' sit Deus." The CMAIRMAR then rose, anti prostited the health of " The " which w drunk with three tisoes thiefi:—" God save the [hog s " which • Duke of York, and el* ether botodies Of the Sold Its ' Hail, Star of Brit&ffi.." ." Wlef.:Satareeet roes to a toast whisk hog . MISS with the Uotote of inederdem The he Itig ' solut Let t IS) Pla .u. f *la, " Tit setenorf Of the Ilse ) Having mentioned that em hest . , f* . eelittga by refraining helot ape brit ' of the toast ; but in order to C Pe trot t i ti l e usual course observed On slide it had the honour to ell the chair, he lowa a f obserratisas, not presuming, however, fee enetisomeit se Imagine that be wag so Iliciently rem/di:ll=C of llableepde. to do le justice the .sits of chat IS' oust; open te. imam Me opinion .upon bio li p ill ita drat my, semi" - deo cot t& Of' eilleisklery tie - • adwelq. POI I°3 wal gad g illeit' i&L i L f iNZTZtrit it 1 an indivilisal alligg all" or ' 1.111 "*". 4 0 ' - hi. or 4egoelsp shah at istAasoi - dis • gaistoit, ad to did potee .. . .- the thaw whal i tmoses awe oat It withis to Wilma .1: an . 'He Was 10 the than perhaps any other person p • s dimple - pit his talents in vestodne i i t li gred %aim it 7' country. and ia resitting tha'alesehilf . the vihich threatened to overturn the task of ing these difficulties he did net melbe . Se p ir b tlir tire measures, but acting with diumweriell 9 only course which could save the ... , ever since animated the Councils dike .... , Weil ... in the midst of a scrutinizing public, J. . ilia . '":" interests to distinguish between hid jr • . offering, therefore, an humble acknow ii Mr. Pitt, they were paying a debt of • . K . . , asses, by perpetuating those principiesed \' 1 (Applause ) -, The toast was then drunk with thus riatenirie, tsailsltesiaee. able applause. Glee —" Pitt's Illustrious name." The nest toast was, " The Navy and the Atmy of the United Kingdom." Song..." Rule Britannia." ... Toast—" The House of Brunswick, and may they.s those principles which placed upon Me Real ma.. ' Glee.—" With a jolly good bottle let each man be armed." The CHAIRMAN next proposed—'• The Protestant Ascendancy." (Great applause.) He was aura It would be imposeible for him to name that toast without rousing a Sae sense of its estaideration lo their minds. Lie always wished to act openly and without dis guise, and he had therefore given this toast as indioupre of his principles, and he proposed that they should think it indices any imputation upon the opinions or dal= of others. The toast was then drunk with great cheers. Song—" Hail, happy Albion.'• The CHAIRMAN proceeded to trespass further en the ind of the Company, to propose that they should driak the health li r hi : : Majesty's Ministers. He did not feel himself called upon to make many observations with a view to recommend this toast to their cordial reception ; for when he reminded them that the Noble Earl at the head of the Ministry was the honest and alights's lid of Lira. pool, and that among thou was the highly-esessad Lord Van, amen who had always, both in the Senate asides thalleseh, preyed himself to be the earnest defender of the laws; sad - orbso he re minded them too that his Right Hoe. Friend wbo held the Bala of the Home Office, and who was both die defender mod the improver of those laws, tanked amongst them, he was sure it as lea un emissary for him to add any encomium to those groat names, whose saints were so well known, in order to induce this compsey to veselre with the warmest etolustimat the toast he had peopesed to than. (Cheers.) The toast was drank with great applause. The Loan CHANCELLOR, in returning thanks km the hussy which had just been coolerred upon his Majesty ' s laisisek he was quite incompetent to express the feellop i r st oa which the address of the worthy Chairema had idds, which had been heigetweed by the nismairia widgh r Ildislo seeded by . the company. Me jted bed the oa t th e first meeting of this club, albs ha dish ea M. as he had health and life he 'amid ecnikke it es it y t on him not to omit being_ _peeetlit at ogy whempeem simitiMery. 11 is knowledge of the i~se *Wiese if deg greet Mill bit tern more intimate perhaps than that of any ethirffzio the oftwory, and they would permit him to meal to their MIR pinky - Ws of the services by which ha bed a•muited dele to the gashode of his country. Their finances weft to a masa emberamment ; the whole world was in arms again* us; and ,aigittigat„ (maks treason, stalked through the laid. it bid beet sed, that if *el land were true to herself she had Escudos to fur P ietis t th at die. England was not true to herself , and Mr. PS; as be knew it was to his tient^ and long as he Imes the remained undecided in tile breast , felt himself called mem to ge fur a time the liberties of his countrymen, in order to secure their eventual preservation. Never was a man placed in a more delicate or difficult situation, yet did the master genius of Pitt triumph over all. When they compared the state of the country in those times with theproeperous condition which it now presented, their happiness derived as it was from the operation of Mr. Pitt's principles how, he asked, was it possible to forget whit that roan did for his country 1 (Hear, hear.) It was only a few years back that complaints were heard that peace had net brought with it • cessa tion of the evils of war, that things bad not been (mimosa by peace. Here again was a proof of the 11111/11ffity of that great 1111.. He foresaw that after a great storm the waves do not lams diately subside. He was aware that idea must be ealgesd, bet that a firm adherence to thil principles the Constinedifittasid carry the country sate threes%thetors and give them A the happiness and liberty tarsus enjoying. Ws were now in a condition whisk do also, at dee 'ellesetion we were formerly in, timid possibly bate M6t fapMilser, hear, hear.) With rapist es the. Peemeleat , be would only say that he hoped is OM, get *Mil VON* who mtarrelled with it, that it wadi be preashood. 1 (Obsess) Re was that Mr. rilliliesidgeret haTell=ntrika L'!"4= or Sta.: wieldier* set ettinly flatboat the is& Pe Ys awn .pset he ideseell ii ie mei by the i oldie , ea they sressir imhe hiss se Mr. Pia id stamp g ere ea* = l ra he rte s dim MEtsrbt li e ' astlmeiejs zeume Sher aeldhillisli4ieia lite cle Iblee slwarbeht elZ aat ' =it 1 . 1 .ii4 111 .1. - . 111 '44 am thleli"ulem •Ail 1 mot wilit-104.- bi it/ c*, trot eau . Rae t, math roe. is MP. de better at_ . kr air " D e ztLikb throe '2Wl , 7in M .ft etil y l : , del= et cilllolldle by Obis tii : iph yordStiror t ! dr . Ilb to milk, . pail beam pobiloterri all isolowtho dews ilith dide orders - ^ Asu , 1, dr bet of tbeleabdity. illariletrieblitharothere ,sSamseraoret.test7aes.eisommairumpi6lll or ' wirser be boil alluvia lelleerar Ye,losortthers, of the Citai, • - Cgratax tut,--,..... hod &eve 'at by driokleg hie that the Club eub bad no abicen dyer pray for ihfpriaperity., he was about to prepare, so' with great pleasure. He. of Harevrood." The tenet Pievloualy 144 thalami mkt Meath' Kent," wlddb be Tits Cosa smit gid bo t Implied hi the Owes thdb had =lt bort third& . It i tr i l: a Right Hon: acquainted ; he red only mention the ru. sore that it wool lip iit i lie ra ft ion aortitsen therefor prop* .* = lir sort was e - - - Plimac .• r. Mr. Pm erthetbill - Ithe Os Mime s yoiliie sorb robesa pze r theollaite ion lir b owthat ll* atherasd l ent wilds, .- c red belie - . his deserts. • Mir sodeviating attaibellumf l principles usallret Obi weer the dilleados 2111 r verb the prodples ziargmDer ? At a ti state, it was , odeputel and pursued by ressed her from ruin. 11 lag her very shores invaded powers, it was the noble I Mt. Pip that bore the cot mai* her latent energies, tutu dually prorated her like thewurveod by wire of did that peat moue rem f=sis sak he. liar jibes an end derestie ejostbarboiboni r' l =t fiesterther by 1 Art warpraothlt ealler.efOl• mumps mi add weber way iisiperaloo trbids hie Noble . sit down with his best tr=e 1 mato rid° the health of ' hired. t. k =Meath ali _ -with thous dears dries, The Loan Cech_ breed sped Ides, •s He blippd ▪ whited liteepedsi Item! 'EWA Jell been Mee dm imia• essep s o st s e rnd of the emeepeey The Trilktne, Capt. limiter with Lord Chatham, where state of health 0- Bit. d. Phaeton, Captain convey the Right Hon. 1 teutiary to the United to sail in a few days. It is expeCted that pion, will sail together , of ascertaining the qualities and particularly what benefit tenter roasts.--Hampshire ( The Morning Paper sent a Soo/. Dank-note benefit, now contradicts The King of France Drouet, Count d'Erlon. The Archbishop of I permission to wear the his promotion. There ' such a favour. We regret to learn Ward, our Ambassador gerously ill of an inflammation covert' is very doubtful. The Magian Government. Greek Missionaries to to, hordes of tbg Caucasus, chenaes. Letters received from state the country to ' much to agricultural Letters of the 24th I._ J have Coast Castle. Major-General from Sierra Leone, sad we are sorry to add, were it made of the Ashants- TUB RRENICH VI.. Papers received yesterday, states that a sharp frost on immense damage to the in the valleys, in that There was no recollection general a mischief. The sigheim, and the whole lamentable. On Monday last the and, but for the speedy building would have been ing at work on the roof, keep the wind from melted the lead, got loose, . caught part of the scaffolding. most to stop the flames ; and ceeded, after two hours flames. Little damage Etoile. Major Denham and the expedition which rections of Earl Bathurst, into the interior of Afr - tan, arrived in Paris England. The results to be of the highest imi. ding many interesting poi, 'hello imperfectly known co. lization in which they found lons kingdoms, inhabiting. situated where the present use deserts. The • t and scientific put y and expectation for afford them. Although Dotson, in frequent danger seessyseying the caress and always travelling we are happy to learn s. thing they had collected interior, arrived safely Leghorn for England.—) that the health of these improved since their liberality of England add to her stock of know) tional glory, will insure honours they have so ), man, in the person of the very centre of the rity, and with remission =l.--Galirans a Mc CALEDONIAN Bat, Voucher. which are P.M. this day, will be .. . •-,r~..,a,. _. *St ,i t k II e,# . bilitAtitN. TAPIRS. • COVIIWITISONZI, Al. mit te. I.2,lllKtitlif=keywhrSresteliptetZry Vt . ' !" g; th e the aruneseement et the namu t en e , Ea llill ianline.houses. At the sante time the niwitthCof aslant, and put another in *Ogg. 11 hiettlinnenn 01. thus aseeaures , the cause of ir A sszto which the ennhl net t : j plaits. aaboaha tbe :s il t l a u l t azin , g itug repo t r h t e s von • owls sae 'Nig autiontxd in the news. which A mow, .6. the Staten never would IN Oa*. was dud of the small-pos. The Sul. WllOl% Ws, homy hod alitays doelseed that he was sickly and IX iteetsliz this twist toy fiv,7;,.u.. alt .01., is adhisr p ld ress: a s 7reat cause of tkrztl ia t , ine s edot oboe: a u n t the h .10 111 As Mto 'hew iihi to the aripiirgritzttltrtirit,76,..o4 eat ,1,6 • Vir4t.:treztepowt4=.thiLi k Wass that this amps 1 Meg 1,508 If canennua, who eacita tie t wltstation owl brie edam se to I* eft bean=the I. than De ontitbyetl on baso the isle dm ahlehre a manly Sy sin pilsoves. aushill. &pow diiiMall.ble •r_ es pedal._ e! se Ye at albdrodboApielimpeor myriaor them. fospialtsa given .. 411 21: • Viirdwrisftior aim ... spasm of To. 1 ...... - sillsoldgaseall ea the Pada, la time weeds g , . la mooisepp.. _ - ,t t le r ea depasei tlil "' mass et the ' lbw lies* lia difttelwfot lie hid ....v....... Pa deatehis de. yed. tssosuisailas Mir . • gl e' r. Ai flahLof honk toured amommod zpsuor _ ..,„ _. I ll a tt tigeSs - , , seri v ir mei lr e , =des, • logla•eseatodo So atitioh as fat- -19 his •.. . t • hillem. to Owe mount, a abitillellish . . posi =elt - haled be the Moves, 1 Nasesise by sea aid land, 5 . .. M illr:ii f ' lna falloasi the shoes.araiissed Eng- -7110010 1, .ot the Meow haw .asolosta that t eit t a da ims poitiso. They astod that Navarinu . 'lnd left has she hie& of des Arabs, . . lOW has= soorsneodualhe east of pro. ilh4.4oilloillolal rims haws dam shiesdisio, essayed tig Aboimbi, ilowid Oa Colocusiest sod his oiltesesta was ell ' Old hood of • says of Ileeielea ; that 1 to ta eons esettioul Thebes, and as the QU i h r e asba h is ana anise ltalesidd • is Mom amid saspi. ha st r aZin saimo ss=h ein a s t e. saphat issoliewhi- esteryed a antra? is Oa 1111 die aid es iWllllllooPbsehed the ibripds d'Estiegue. • Pons. We ban fiats St. Peatresayit that Mr. Ceasing bad ledt dist elay ilthoos Wig gent is tie eashweates yelatiye so this aides of Oros& b 41 dot do Westin el of the serevielisos with Dow* is dot satiptios if oho Shish sty ormis an loPtimion Ss Ike Rad= Vahisst.-4Veaseiste' &log, May tt. - ureremearim- TIIVIIIIDAY- Paws roopskt's mod reambly, filaiibomitgb.boose. into d 11,. Indy 4s• Coires pony. trance , rras"O vaty. Doser-ereet. lIIr ' Mr/ Lady M•radaWs party, Great Cumboriand-pots billh° P Amu T. his Su Tbs Doke of De iglitrtlait, Claiswiek. mitre I Lady Omega gtoo-bouss. kneels TM Did filonionvolf Lonseales party, Cbselas.anseo, kissed I Semisdwelscs. be is sanutnat. Itioliold Osnriesst smasstiissiest. atront.susa. Grand 11167WDAT. re-en te TM Delregll Marehbansos of Salisbury's esorsassaiscs, Ar. the Ki 11 readim I=O n t. Aloonlo's pony, Hanovensquare. canopy - WINDSOR, SUNDAY, MAT 29. proem .Tamsnreinisinaßs: _ • . AN ACCOUNT OF THE at the right shotablor; ibt qt alao,boitiarett witl 'EREMONIES OF TIIE ennovArioN mine. Hach bas on a do& Own of geld, en*pappos OF CHARLES THE TENTH . . • cap of videi-Ooloured maim ..- n _, ---•-- --"- 1 410 9 r clotea. um-OW Aaijses it with bis r ii oh 1,, wand. 'rba. *Mat 'peeing she door, asks, " it seas . he Disitop! *newer, " Le Roi." . Vhatibir join *ifs, ' Le Rd . kili s t ai r: l 4oW . if • , • The Chorister pliating ! f ilii Ibs . a sassed time mini fit Mfg, the Great ' warm the ammo sit , 1 • t.the Choti 4 . the third time and Cbamberlaid li litimetted u X. 4hat eseiltiro, " Novo ' "" Catia Las tat ' Dias • ilmoi par astr.P. - *eke Midas X., , OtOss,th OM,* .otis ow Jihr.".. Um,. d' the diors of the=k st r od tri e :tt stv p ittl till, ' - littistet of the C ' ' th e 100 : the itesenee if tbe mir . - .boi, mist Fro- fourtd/y..• Tiss lasi • restitiottsatirstste bid, be- W ori bited in s lost mimeo vs*. • voids, gold -Nee, 1 1 and open, is is silo Mit ebbs ' taliksis Ms' liWeet, iv- e•- be ?We'. , ' tis ,Mkiesty has on a long robs Over mod With bead a sip 4 black velvet ensheitidamid wilts -toe li thaatnetia, a 1 . . • . . 1 , b. .-,. • • . 1 nftynineas firni,fif nielterhe nr the - FROM sATuitriAt.- - •, • ... I her theablo ewer thinfpaer heard they , I de them ilme enemao emoss-" May the II I LITAR Y PRORIOTIQMItia " W.. r alai* olise she Ceariells of Great , • ..41100W , , time r „ ea •, . Wer.p 44 — .lll-114 11111 g.'"'" v... - is ..... RiE tr abimi Ism ' 11l . ! sir • .....- . ~ et•LiVit Oese-fer i rgimaiffif alibiing to td mho , Beeves, • • . .. W M% "Web ma* certain would be be doted t7th . isy, lief :-. ..- • N. 1 , alt, .11.1011010 theme the health of To be GENERAL..* fil the' ' . ' i -,,,, v ,r uni . ga d shossi t irgoiged fat the able and dis- A. Campbell, 1.-Folkar.. 9•,r Js I - ..a ss .. I hidrhelrad thlidikedl himself this day in Waren, I.4 . 7 r is so da e ll e: Sir J. C. - taler -.: L -.eo 0 edsnowledellettemerer . which . had been Mood fi. ' .1„; Whartesoge t o , , I psis, le gratifying to than as Wns. liNti f Lord W.O- - O.CAW ........ 0 of &ulster for these eau- of Cork, Hots. H. 0. Grey. MIL "M. , G. i s suslatis,'apd *Sidi "mottled/ Skew', i f t 1.C.11.4 &smiles • . t , . i 11 ill di"......41 111Et" If that r sTo ln Ar .11 1 1 46d isnay L li d ar il t. ffi li -up- - S. i.. 1 43 414 1 .112t a 11t a : miltlitedl and a NW , J . . . , . . . ....1," ,R. • It gam Moe Maims , strew Iffridsnd, M. Muster. Itiehted' Riot 4 i es. elm by their , inwe Viscount Beresford, 0.C.8. • , s , SWIM siormi. W. LIEUTENANT -;MKRAIL4 in .110. sim elt weina lr MOM V. Raymond, T. o'l WO. -J, stilseedes laewdeliat ... O.C.R ,E. rand. . Maw" O. L. T. • • /I. Wrenn' inn -with Iluteleklihße , ! aimet, i • Bulb F. li. fGbuw. W. HESIPMMat ilk fi • 4k were w e b eeie g ei g e • Ognetn, S i r U. IL Printll.C i t a r ia k went ag h4:o4aah. lllr .P. ReMmes..ll.C. A. Ilk Jrithey. A. J. if A. !met. .1. 1 ' - Ka*. K. et y .. Tbego et b s g• Om* di 11.45ope_ i P. 11111.111sselie,-T: . " 1. sa g 40,1 8 6,h e • 11 . ?renlist *W s , Riplroattes s .IV.' •I. ~....eur 61, :x 4.11,J. Vineent. R. 11.1theed__ lee. Sir Allk , 1 pot Fed h. thy lied hMI -O. Atnigie, Rh J. Rftwy•lLC.K.ale ,-111. . Ge • e ei ti g -' Bawer O'Dmeneesn, Hen: T. W. Flume A. lialleett. Ilaq. W: * I tit' •' • Ste W. •K. Ovata:K;C.ll.. •C. eitezr. . Ib e b e e *al mogßptirat IC.CLIJ., Resi• Anne R. . "' P. • •RedlAeb ii ,e u .ina k ix tglesas. , '1 Am ~ • lings, and es ap- Btadtortt. k LAI, .!' O. Clay, A. C. - J, PON. • el 10 haled •se semen titre her W. De Btaguiere, 'f. Browns, Sir J. • a .0, WO *a - a the hid* a W. Oartfon.lbart. and K.V.114 M. Hestia: t ink with bells wows ell leer K. 6.0., F. O.diennethr, R. Darling, (3.-Rerilkinh . '. o , sly menthes the name of Peel, and wit. and Matthew Lard err K.C.8.• . ..! . - with • . Talio MAJOR Ul/111dinkterris-Ce&reafil rit Z; a on the half.pay of 4 ,• LL Po - thus Alime,liad eshometst sp e the todf-pay ;H. C. . Strada F " l!- J. Ross, on half-pay fletem ; ,11[Mg, efehitistartor I ahheogh his duty frequently sompelled '<rowan Bat:shod ; w. roamer, en :hdity*ty OM Fosill; sr : andienee, yet he had never eimeriesese so Tolley, 16th Foot ;J. IllsedonalS, eat Mdf-pay _.- o ' (Oat- s dolag so, a s . on the promise weenies. It ration ; Sir C. Prat, K.e a .6,1) Foot ; r , .1,.. mad . . , I I. hitittll do jusum_ie his feelings by any D. Stewart, on half-pay 96th Foot; Hain. J. B. K. i -'. Celd.. sommand, sine be mold only say, that the etreans Foot Guards ;A. M. Metalereity, on linlZ -lith . • Rim faitt_hise Irtelhdr Honourable sod Regiment ; Nei. G. A. C. ' sod .„, . „. i . tdeelnisioWlerwrhMithat odullswite hod A. Sahli). Inspecting Field A . 's ♦ I A' „ irrajAi rils eo ll'a° . =al i t j ar 1W : : It il l.ig7t l"slif-ral D rag oons; T . l j uck• ... s ; e vz, 1.. x i.-75. - - wow to ptitoelplia of Mr. l'!“. Davies, on half -Fey NW Feat t g.. .. y 'l.. 2 yew be better Agglnsi lbw by isU as of a Recruiting llntriet ; D. . •• 'ES . fad kiss in which thie-embieng owl* be p Fess ;J. Stream thh - Drzt iffirilt " A . 7t5 / ' i pies all lb. Pitt ems let. capable ef Foot •J. C. Daibisc, 4th Dempsimei -F. :, . on • - , these whoa het linamooaaroao **slide pay L:owen•tein's Levy ;J. follblaq ': 'Eft -r• , as the jant and liberal measures ofe i renstiny Alaclean, K.C.B. hay-nay 27th see; D. J 8.C.8. by Mr. Pitt and his adhersets, • ids had RoyalStalf Corps ; Sir N. CtsfielihelL es- -Per Cosiont : When this country was itt danger of ha.- Rangers ; T. Hawker, 134 Light Ihrem p tieft. A o. themitis e did by a formidable ecnnbidition of foreign on h a mp s y lo t h Liam lbe g e eeek w e . b e g , g . ,g . cod _ I.( ble fi rmness and unshaken perseverance of stream Foot Guards,- (L Mackie. 11StIt Foot ; . Sir J.% •en. t • country through that crisis of Harm by t h e h a m my; St, it. r rass y s , 11th . sett p gg S. F. Kies, and placing her in an attic lid of de. ham, 13th Foot ; Sir J. Cedliornes Y.C.L. Rild Flit; Are i reed her from the impending diusger : • In Campbell, K.C.B. 10. h Fat; SMT. *Maks, apt. rime of the ssme statesmanlike prinatilti, pay 17th Foot ; A. Woodford, Colditreses r miscue his country from more alarming C, p om p o m ) , L temee b eg n ot .00 . d m se mHg es and safety was threatened by in- isl a nd s t C."Pahner, on-balf-pay litel•Legkt Dngoons t deseestic treason. (Much applause ) But A r b u th no t, K.c.B. 71st Foot ; Sir H. F. Duren% LCD. .i loses already done to the menu and memory steam p ee , g e gig et H. H. A. Bailey c• Teeer, 0 ,, tby his (Mr. Peel's) earliest friend, and pay ;J. Lord ave.!, op half-pay to4d Foot ;G.V: IF 0 pait (the Lord Chancellor), that if he were to 65th Foot; latinflllt si. -H. Somerset , E.C.B. Ist, is word of praise, he should only weaken the Foot Oulited C S hlhuoteril 3d Mbt ' labia and Learned Friend had made ; be TO bit'iartheAnny-Lientelatte-Colonet *. 'daring his attachment to this Club, and forth, onitalf.pay lab Foot ; A. Homilies, Seth Foto t MB for its pbosperhy. (Much cheering . ) Lee. on h drmity Sikh Foot; A. Lloyd, on Italf-peyrth i gl Di,..m ., Mho hod Tot another toast to propose. They J. M. II amert i ttigaggssy_4 'Fas iit _rm.*. Mr r his Maiesty". Ministers, and also of his pay 31st Light 4A. W. El g i n, on ind -pay r ' , r. Pail; and he thought they . would charge I). Campbell, Otte . 11•1 g 'it . S'lnvertion, Nth Foot ; A. Davila, / 1 rbiedaty were he to omit arming as a toast- 15th Foot ; J. Hit t 1124 Foot ; t ie l , ' . . , Muller, Ceylat lid Chancellor of England." This toast was mend ;F. Barclay; Peat; Y. J. . i lblll half. pay 6 them. and every mark of applause. rison Battalion ;D. Rhesu s. dath_ rpm • W. 8 , , , .1 , txos returned thanks for the honour eon. goon G uar d s ; D. tea heit i i 7th Oartlaser *god leave to say, that from his heart and W. R. Neynoe, en dit Feet ; .K. Maitre,' wee , Matperpetuitl to the Pitt Club. Ile Arm s t rong ' s I tileo.lll4stine. Ski C. s 1 In drinking th a as a toast. It. Payne, on bait sit with the usual honours, the ['hair. f or d, oo h a lf.p s y Illemeiles s 1 4 04 h Wir edi i ;h 2 1' , emend him left the table. The remainder Toyil, on half-yid& - IL F: ' r rd Wore eleven. ley, K.C.8., lid Fait t F. Foot i• R-If. ' A t Iu- , Berkeley, .00 half.gay IllellWest leak naV ;C. Nertlier wi l* pt. Guion, is daily expected from Gi- spec Fiehl OKeerof 1111Oldniele all medle 4Ad s Chatham, Governor of that fortress, I n ePeetm ef Militia in Jenny LBW J. CAL, - Iv , dth has com elled him to return to vent Assistant Queue Foot :Sir F. Rsethay, M• kit li pbet *RP': 'lli J pay 86th Fox; Seri 14- trE C4ll `lti • - . ". plain Stewart, has been appointed to riaon Butanes% t 0: carey.:ll7Ul welt ;we . : , i• a s • ri on. C. R. Vapghan, Minister Plenipo- on the tralLpsy ; Si. !Mug* 1116111aut ; O. Melems, '' i rd States, to Sew York, and is expected M e Gust oxe t al e f-p i: y . s iii•llte.to. wat tau .. R hol.-1 1 •P ogumuct lilit i t oeN: L I. ' enLIMI Funs - al As- Fbasloo,- Petit hwo. and - ebow' Ts he AIDES-Bll . 4Alllllau Illi IMehre*,' Or Ilia elf . ter as far as Madeira, for the purpose Col.oh . lE,l a in the Anow-Lietar.4lik•C 11's 1 1 I ' I qualities of the two last named sloops, the _Hey4l Artifiery; Sit; 16. J. N. pert. er* it benefit the Pandora will derive from t e ll Eiger Deoltooll ;R. *MK om IleatteY 19 1 1 note O'• T. - prhire Chronicle. pier, on half-pay Skillet' Regiment 4D. D is t ftreh edit lst ee elte. tiadier Foot Guards; bir. .0 B. Vme, betlf-pee KM, Foot • Hon. H. R. Pshanhain, so the haß•pay e Me A. Thelma; • . ) ter which stated Col. Berkeley to have rte to Miss Foote, Par a ticket Mr her K.C.k. of the Royal /shills., ;J. T. Jena. Royal ben t lets the statement. sir J. Harvey, on MO pay /Old Feet t•Sfe 8: Seseell B. nce has given permission to General Royal Waggon Train ; Sir C. Burgb,.K.CAl: Ist or : r • V Foot reeds ; G T. Octants, Royal Artillery ; Chow lon, to return from exile. Tweeiblais, R.T. on battpay teeth Foot ; eV. X. •liiphitatol I 1 °. f Rheims has received from the Pope half-pay 11th Light Dragoons •F. W. Trench, on haihrptit as he insignia of the Ca.dinalship, before Permanent Assistant-Quartenn;ater-General . ; Ale:wader Ararg e have been already two precedents for Salmons. of the Ist or Grenadier Foot Grata. . • . TertereitßU T ENA NT.C6LONELS la the Risny.--MV. ReeKalballf-pay 4th West India Regi tC. Beyjy, Sta b : ern from St. Petersburgh, that Mr. 0.-A. en ulf-pity Ittadrhsw's VS. - dot at the Russian Court, is so dan- see, ea Min Fon as T. , me; IL 4s. ilamtpation ;11 the lungs, that his re- 1111tb Feat .Ci. Illeurtea ful. Ant; _atten J. Met •rreinent, it is stated, intends to employ r Ajt:____ 10011110 . • 1 o convert to Christianity the savage Zia= r l ai a n ili siseimik liall " a t " ei ski, ;us, especially the plundering Tschet- Feet; P. , yens. i balf-pqf slegj J. Cheenepth yse half-pay ail Awe T. Etna," Me tot i`.Y. Chieldie, sita 'rom Gautirnala, dated Slat January, Pal 23d Pose; J. 11- SethetlatA_Sheh Feet • K Oro perfectly tranquil, and a tt ending 12th 11014 J. aswill, IRS Ftiot a I: - . 'be r' Dammam ; .1 - GILL. • .p_ey 724 toot ; • • silt : . • _J ,1 . ils I pursuits. Beryl , los wait P. Ida gs , ea balf-gag 1 March have been received from Cape .11,if i rtzegi ji balf-pay l lbew inglmeet; Artparede e petit; I err-General Turner had arrived there pay_ ; . Coast.= WIT* 114 . , ~. nd assumed the command. The troops, To be MAJORS fli tba Army.-Capiefil were rather unhealthy. No mention es etiii._ Joesey Dep ; u /t t R. Weld, 18th Foot; R. Tong% Iv . /I y Assistant-Adjetant-Cienenl in I lend; .. - ntees. 7 - tiarnot; NY Logic, 07th Foot 4J. Campb -4, th F • .. -11 . 1 . INTAGI.-An article in the Frankfort Saundenen, Ist Grenrgier Foot Guar& ;J. 7, •-• r sterday, dated Heil non , 11th May, A. Campbell, 241 " Foot; W. P. Yale, Oh F s :.. " .. oat on the night of the 16th had done Pfipe-nejet P .1 ,/1 b441132 .1-A•Beellee d -billitb " 1 . .- • i 1 the vines, bode in the mountains and that and the neighbouring districte. Glade . 60th Foot _e A. Gore, nth Fox; z __ 's ' R. C t, 31st toot; R. Erskine. ash Foot ;' T. ChaktO, ''. IX; fiction of a single night produging en J. Arit IL Ceylon Regiment ;R. &Mitten. lilith Foot ;G. ... •', Z n T'r t IN. 1 marrob, with Foot ; - .c. n . . ,a . e The accounts from Nickarsulm, Bes- shall. 82d toot; D. Goodman, 61st Foot ; L. Owen, 73d.f0e; thole valley of Weinberg, are equally F. W. Hysh, 6th Foot. His Majesty has been pleaded to appellee the, falleyektg 1 • of the Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers to ykesank by tly assistance of the engines, dile old a s under-mentioned. Commissions to be dated 97th May 1 e been destroyed. Several persons be- To be GENERAL in the Army-Lieut.-General Wm. 'l' - oof, the cloth, which was fi xed up to To be LIEU 7 SNANT-GENSRALS is thy Arany- n the chafing-dish over which they I to church of the Sorbonne took fire, Gen.„Cbas. N. Cookson. Wm. Johnson, John Barton, Goo. I J. iVilaer, C. Neville. H. Swarm. loose, and took fi re. The dames soon To be MAJOR-GENERALS iu ttte II Mt t_ag. J. t . Iffolding. The workmen did their tat- Royal Artillery iJ. llama, Royal • Ardikoy • WO. A. ea ; and the firemen coming op, sue. Royal Artillery; R. Dickinson, Royal Atti 1 : i ..-- reg guard. of the late Royal Fort ign Artillery ;R. - . . ow e yal Isiah Arti ll ery I A. Annetroog , of the , Tr s. a e n x d ti nob nguls d l y iin b g un tlte tiller,; Sir A. Bryce. Royal Engross G. It !", ' • . - • lgoeurhsas' labour, bce onien, tinny; Sir J. C. Sn.ytb._ But Royal ,', •1• - 4, - ii . '7 '',.. . id Lieut. Clapperton, the survivors of Royal Engles.= ; 11,_Ev t . . • i left England in 1821, under the di- Royal Engineers; P. W. M ,' , hunt, for the purpose of penetrating To be LIEUTENANT-COLON the ebemys-1141 . 1t lis Macdonald, Royal Artil . A En rt Tg illery nbeetilli ; l T lA .. rj Vl ßBC ru is en thigy. A ur 1f.11. -1- 1 . taten .. t .. ..-1v JABrist . a i k s i f ti ri on ca o t f h by e th l ti l i i :st p 7 e n a l i t io d on us T a ri t t lre m ir l p i t re at :t a r e F n:t d o - importance, both with regard to set- Artillery; C. Bridge. . t T. G. •.. ._I(L ig points in the geogrhy of that hi- Vet' ;D. Great. Royal ; Mown, .. ' .e. Auta, gto ltog i al Artillery .' : . nown continent, and th e state of heti- m ax ' wed. A -- . R. ii.D .Vk ; • Ilimacy ; • • . ; !.$, found the natives of several pope - Pettey Royal:2; ;W. ,Beg Mills,; - ' biting walled towns and cities, actually Risky, s oya ; oresent maps of Africa represent im- . to public, and particularly the intelli- as „ „.___, b irar.(olnt. M.N. VOL ... :re of it, look forward with great anx- '" "go ll o nt or Deal°"' Gam-M'• i• lieutoPP, gni. *be for the information their journals will 7 th Car pl, er, it Yl aarcbase . K. Tre i ter, sad. to be cow by psrcysat igh five months on their return from 9d Regim ent of n eebee d_g e d eeee Mk ge J ' (m a ma ser danger from marauding tribes, merely Master) to be Cornet altho r n pay. ravan as travellers, without any escort, 3d itegitpent of Light Drageons--Lient. G. G. Tuin to be Capt. by &dna of Comet J. Flom to be Lieutenant by parehase ; .4,4 g as Christians and Englishmen ; yet, w. W. Conveys. T. babe Cornet by purchase. n that the papers, as well u every 44 b D ., G. OW to be Lieutenant by purchase. i ' vted during their long residence in the 14.1 1 Li s tto- 11- = Hon..R. Watson to be Captain, by purchase: ely with them, and were embarked at has gradual have much pleasure in - olittirr . C Cornet tenswi A. Macd v on imm ell ant F. deLieumotenannumt.reneby, to e o be come ; aid laelta by arse interesting entailers y P. e "-. Dui Isitto--Ser' t Major W. Reedy to be Ajanot (with the it return to lEurope. The proverbial rank of Co . t.) 1 towards those who b? their litmus Coldstream 4m sot of Foot lioards-Lord M• iir• Graham Wm znowledge, and consequently her na- Ensign and Lieutenant, by persheee. _rom the 304, 34svii. mire these gentlemen the rewards and I st Regi ment of Foot- (apt. R. lime, f 5.,..„ 1 i s g st aot R. g aelga g h e b e ` . o hardly earned. A resident English- s C i r rge ,„' and licain .' . . . . if Mr. Tyrwhitt, is now established in so Ditto-Ensign G. D. J. Ralethe be itanewp,' pegippk . _nisi. a continent of Africa, in perfect seen- dime r and E. L. Daniell, pet. it 1 *Rik nation to hoist his flag as British Con- 41 1, Ditto - e - A A .4 I, t. t , , 4 "Ure.ell 1 1114101 7 lescenger. Bib Druo-Sedeantriajorinille i harat i ' ' ALL-Notice is hereby given, that ,loy tut Di e J. G. Cstedl, it e not exchanged before Two ti Cloa k, Camino.. .. be entirely forfeited. 7th Diste.silisid Lissasiliala I. Somaiss "WS. .T. ism& Barry, on Pa if-pej Delidtebralliktrelitibeibiaildefllbt. i t.pay 26tb Foe J . T . . _ , Y owl ..wr a 'IL tit . rt. on halt--pray Illthlt F O. Seeint, i D. Gregorson, oa Met Atmore. Padka Fenetblais Se i l l .. row, on elm .... abstio; air. , 1 of a sito , P. _abnatc7oit eat;n th teNi .I.,Glisgoyor 1 1 Old Fowl T. bees, T. 'Choi er, d Foot ; J. M. Sutherland, 34th Feet; IA Graves ' ,, - W. tb Foot; J. Ataxia /garotte a .T.LA (} i m p reaty, ma al.f.pay 724 Foot ; sl. D*. • Ilth root ; P. Sayaor, tat haltgay *kit B/tkoesta balf-Ss, Ors ReSigoe"Li T. - ikoold7r th Foot; M. Coast, en balLpay Mil real. to MAJORS ib the Artny.-Ceptain It: rlfet, Fort4tte 4 I trey; R. Weld, 18th Foot; R. TOWN a* r w it.,,t ii r Deputy Aasistant-Adjetam-General in I Maid; J. Baas, ot ; W Logk, 97th Foot ;J. Campba, di F -. . 1) Neon, lot Creptigier Foot Guar&_t J. r opbell., 2141 or Foot; W. P. Yale, Ott Fusolit C. t . le.llejor at Plythoutb ;A. amend 11411 . F l oats C. , 'oot I lc I, Darrab, 97th Foot; T. liseabhase, 4 t mitt, 60th root ; A. (lore, 9eth Foot ; W./inapt, ; st,3lst Foot: R. Erskine, 4th loot: . T. Mri). TiAtt tin, Ceylon Rqgiment ; R. gran. nth VW : G. Awe- 12t1 toot; D. Goodman, 61st ors; L. Owen, ;3d.Feert; Kyali, 4th Foot. Majesty hag been pleadedro appoint the following 1 1 i. 1 Royal Artillery anti Royal Engineersjo 4ke rank. by et-tnentioned. Commissions to be dated 97th May I tie GENERA I. in the Army—Lieut.-General Win. Tgz e be LIEU 7 ENANT-GENERALS is the Arm) lieu 'N. Cookson Vito. Johnson, John Burton, Goo. — Lgain, l t net; C. Neville. D. 8 ewe. to MAJOILOENERALS io the Army t —CoL J. 1/ . Artillery I J. Harris, Royal • Artglsny l igit G. A. Artillery; R. Dickinson, Royal /Ltd •w i .-- ri s .. , of the late Royal Foreign Art illery ; B. .;;„ of ilk , I Net Artillery lA. Armor*, olAse . . ;_ . . , Sir A. LityneßmEld 4. : A ....„: !L . ~ Z .... . 1 ; Sir J. C. sn p ob, Eva , , , Engiaoors; . Engineers ; W. M _ _. l . ' 4 • ' . _ e LIEUTEN . ANT-COLON • the • • - ys—lisjot 14 nald, Royal Artil . o MAJORS in the a , ' if. 1111. 1 • ' i ten: T. Greatly, I" '.i •A • . .iitoste ~,Ja. ry ; T. Van &Tau ry t C. Bridge, Rey g . 4 _ G. Grant. Royal Agarkrl4 7 " 1 A 4r. .g• itto, ao ß7 li al Attilkry ;• IL A bli Zet4 Artillery ; It. S. Ardlist; 4 k 1 ,lik„,al &gel ,W. MID" Borpl ATMs, I ' I. Rite..4_ .logN, WA / • &met of Denison ourft..-WAL flattapp, gest to if let, by parchme. Mot-R. X. Trotter, gent. to be Castel by pareltak. *stem of Drageoa—Serjmat Major J. Gam (Riding ter) to be Cornet whitest pay. giwent of Light Dragemes—Lieut. G. G. Tuito to be Capt. by i ... hill, ' Comet J. Flays to be Lieutenant by purchase; soil .1 W. &VIM. gent. is lie Cornet by purchase. .. Ml—Croat G. Wasteet i e be Lieutenant Dpi parehsse. iltto_Lisgt. Heo, B. Iwo. to be Captain, by putebsoe ; . a ;et A. ItsedooeS to Lieutenant, by yurebase ; rod ze tedmend Vinson F. de Montmorency to be Carnet by I , to_corittEji:oo , phi. italaj.cortittawAssimsai gy. g e Ey brovatititiumea to be Aj it ama d4 t sz%.ll4. (esitis tbir : of Comet.) \ ii ream Regiment of Foot 0 visrds-- Lord M . W. Grua lebe gn and Lieutenant, by 1 ginient of Foot—Capt. Tract, from the 3/ eon. to —Ensign 0 . D. J. Rails. le le 2....L.a i.issANWita is peohlisk. e e and E. L. Daniell, pat. in Assisant-Surgess 111.1144 Vo l * Moe re b=rnistant-Six übtajot . : . hat.•"iisii liameiwili t Ir• sal. x &ow . , I ; . • • \ k . ..... .., t., • 4 1,- ••••• • .-".: ~ milki C' ~, i~