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avail for the objects by them contemplated, unlede the price of corn be proportionally raised. But the experience we have had of the effect of the last law teaches us that the price of corn cannot be ele vated even by Acts of Parliament, for although the firmer* of that law looked for Ward to fins. as the fair remunerating price, the average price of corer, amidst all its destructive fluctuations, has been for the most part considerably below that estimate. Corn therefore has been most perniciously excluded from the commerce of this country, and yet the reclusion has not even iu appearance benefited the English far Mer, while it has circuitously and even tually exhausted the very spring and source of his prosperity. No proposition seems to be clearer tlsaii that the prosperity of thee grower of any article must depend upon that of the consumer, hut the agriculturists proceed upon a principle directly hostile to it, and hope to gain an exclusive benefit from a measure which impoverishes the great body of their purchasers. Vl'e *cold not, however, be understood to throw the least discredit upon the representations of dta tre►s now submitted to Parliament by the agricul tural body, on the contrary, we think such repre sentations highly soseful sod necessary. The agri cultural body labours at present under two great evils—the weight of the poor•s rates, and the bur. den of taxation. From the former they undoubted ly cannot be relieved by any measures which would be calculated to increase the distresses and poverty of the manisfactunng and labouring cl who de pend upon the state of the markets for their sub sistence. This is an additional reason against im posing any additional restrictions upon the corn trade; but from the burden of taxation Parlia ment might afl id them considerable relief. This can be effected only by establishing • system of strict economy in every branch of the administra tion, and the *Mumma of it is in the hands of the agriculturists in Pailiament ; for let the coun try gentlemen in the House of Commons resolve firmly to pursue this great object of national desire, and untie their exertions in honest sincerity with those who have long laboured, though inffectually, to retrench the needless extravagance ofgovernment, and they will thereby achieve • far more beneficial result for all classes in the state, and one which, we doubt not, will eventually be more gratifying to tile agricultural body,than if in the pursuit of their injudicious policy they were to succeed in exclud ing foreign corn from this island altogether. Yesterday Viscount CASTLEREAGH was so much recovered from his indisposition, that he left his . tonre. attended the KING at his Palace in Pall mall. and had a long audience. The Earl of CHATHAM had an audience of his 1%111.3 EtiTY yesterday. The following is Mr. GRATTAN% answer to the Dublin Centiotholic Address, requesting him to pompom his journey to London :-- Stephen's-green, May 5, 1820. GlenlAgMalt—llleank you much for your sobcitudeon my account. 1 did intend to bring on your question speedily, but I feel that this is at present impossible; 1 shall en deavour to bring it on in a reasonable time, such as may suit the cuoventetsee of the parties concerned. Nothing but physical impossibility shall prevent me, as I commie( that my last breath belongs in my country. I ba►s the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your ►ery obedient humble rereant, HENRY GRATTAN. _ . I hope, in the course of Next week, to be able to write to you tome fully on the important subject alluded to in your AdJress. The Dublin Freeman's Journal of Monday, in a Second Edition, announces the receipt of letters by tbr English mail, arrived that day, which state, upon the most creditable authority, that the Catho lic Question will be brought forward this Session with the whole force of the Ministry. By the Lady Popham advice, have been received front Jamaica to the 48th March. By a vessel be hinging to BRIOM'S squadron, amanita had reached iii stop of the Irish troops, rendezvoused at Marga rita. having effected a landing at Rio de la Ruche, which piece they took without bloodshed. Of course ibis is an open and defenceless point, of no value, unless for its communications with Saute Fe, where, if we are to believe the American papers, material changes have taken place. Rio de la Hache is the town that was the theatre of some of AFGaztroa's grand operations. We are glad to find that Sir 110 ME POPHaM is perfectly recovered; indeed his illness liss been greatly exaggerated. The brig Li bertador, Captain CHITTY, had finally been con demned. Lima Gazettes from September op to the bah December, brought by a Gemlemon who witues.ed the whole of Lord COCHRA N it's unsuccessful at tacks, have reached town. The Viceroy Pat UCLA is so satisfied with the country he commands, that he orders even the most inflammatory passages of the Chili Papers to be reprinted in Peru, where be is in no way uneasy, but, on the contrary, mach stronger than is generally believed in Europe. 'rile army of Upper Peru perfectly well kept up. Lord Cocutanit's failure with his rackets had created some amusement. A Comedy, or rather Farce, called after the Chili Admiral, had been got op at the Lima Theatre. The Prologue is a canons corn. Position. The first scene is w the desert island of San Lorena°. Great clamour hod been raised against Lord COCHRAHR iia consequence of his plunders on the coast. let Pisco he burnt 8,000 barrels of brandy, valued at 200,000 dollars, all private property. Letters from Canton, Chins, dated the 14th Jo. nasty, state, that there had bear some delay in lad. ing the ships of the season, in consequence of the merchants erbo bring the tea down to Croton wish. ing to sell by sample only, without lauding the article In bulk at Croton. The Select Committer, believers refused to purchase except upon the old term., bed, being unanimous, the tea merchauti, alter holdios ows • two mouths, were compelled to up 'the peat, and the ships would receive th eir acres mad be dispatched SS fast es they were pop N 0 . 46 , • 5 1 7-3 . ; ,, • • C 2- • hrS F.ISHIO.VARLA: PARTIES. Earl Bathurst entertniaed • large party of .I..ii me ni.hea penittaages yesterday at his house in Great Sisulsoiw...treet, I May-fair i Lord Castlereagh will give an elegant entertarament this I slay , to a large party o f distincti o n, ei his hourin at. f harp's-square. .. Countess Brairchanip's trill, .yesterday evening, in M. Jawiees.sqoare, was &Headed by upwards of 200 distingaivb. I ad f*mitionabkrq, Mrs. Matson Taylor entertained a large party of fashion. able, yesterday evening, at her house in .Cayendisle squire. . Mr,. Gosling has issuerl cards of invitation for a grand assembly on the 16th instals!, at her honse ia Portland-place. The Marchioness of Canideii's rout yesterday ryening, in 1 Arlington-strcet, was both ormierriaily and fashionably attended. .. The Earl and Countess of St. Geriatrics entertained a party of friends yesterday with a gram! dinner, at their I honor in St inmeer.stinare. Lady Lou... lintel" hsa issued cards of incitation Pr • grand rout on the Itith- hoe, at her hones in Pall-moll. ALNACK'S BALL These elegant rooms, on Wednesday evening, were atteinied by upwards of WO persons or the first rsnk, distinction, and fashion; among whom were—. Ilk !loyal Highness the DAP of Gloucester, Prince Froinesir.lla, Prince Wilkousky, Prince Rail:cell, Princess listerhazy, Duk• of Holstein, Count Blucher. Marques Ricanli, Baron Krudrner, Count Caranisii, Berms Bohm, Prince Sapiens, Count and Countess St. Antonio. Dukel—Wdlitigimi and Arryll. Drrhesses—Artyll and Wellincion. afurgriaes—Earley., Graham. nullify, and Worcester. Marchionesses—Lsiosduall, Rath, Homily, Taviatoek, Downlink', Curowallis , Salisbury, Wiuchester, and Wor. crater. Earle—Shaftesbury. Jvrtry, Darnley, Denbigh, Easton, Errol, Canal's, Ancram, Aboyier, St. Germaine, Belfast, Clown'', and *rhatiet. Countesses— Derby, Porte -scut, Bathurst, Dertmonth, Carnervon, Clare, Jersey, Euston, Sefton, Darnley, Glen. pll, Aboyne, St. Germams, Cassius, and Cathcart. Lords—F. L Gower, P. &une'', Auckland, Portheater, Palmerston, .1. Stuart, Clason, Sandon, J. Thyone, VV. and G. Lennox. Briodenelt, Brecknock, Ellenborough, C. Somer set, B •g, Straibaren, Sydney. Venetian, Dune., G. Su mner", Stopfurd, Crauburne, Mark Kerr, Grantham, and A. Hamilton. Ladies—A Cooper, E Palk. H. Frampton, M. Staaley, E. Halliday, E. Fitzroy, S. lia)ley, Dome, E. (:ray. C. Poole', Futteseue, Somerset, Bathurst, Lege", Hill, Herbert, Fit:l6l)lnm, Pratt, J.Gore, Amherst. E. Lowther, Cathcart, Curowallia, C Stanhope, Paulett, C: Macomb, Runley, Hutment), Harringtott, Pule, Liddell, and Grant ham. Sirs—H. D. Hamilton. W. Pringle, C. Greville, J. Mur ray, T. Liddell. and C. Ogle. Mexdasses—Feizberbert, Hon. Villiers, Montagn, and Du'lda.. Muses—Filzelarence, Pole, Liddell, Lowlier, S. Cocks, Seymour, Halliday, Palk, &c. kc. MR. GLOVER'S EXHIBITION. Mr. &gent has just opened an Exhibition of his Oil and Water-colour Paintings, in Old Bond-street. The Exhibition contains some of the excellent Pictures which have been already before the public at the Boyd Academy and Spring giantess room, and some new works in Mr. GLosaa's best style. There are upwards of one hundred of this Artist's works in the present collection. Aiming the new Paintings we were particularly struck with the portrait of a cekbrated Racer, the property of Mr. WATT, of Bishop Barton. The noble anima is finely painted, and the rich scenery of the back ground deserves considerable praise. The composition, Sunset, and Tiedi. with Ibe Causpagna di Rome, are two very 6ne Pictures ; the distance in the latter is admirihly painted. This Exhibition, besides a number of agreeable Viewsof British Scenery, contains some classic Landscapes, taken during Slr. GLOVIIII*O late tour in Italy, which we tines the good taste of the lovers of the Fine Arts will souls remove to a situation more eligible for She Artist than that which they hold in his own gallery. Some of the small Water-culuur Drawings are beautiful. Prince LenPol.') paid his respects to the KING yesterday. _ __ Yesterday the Duchess of YORK was better. The Duke of YORK visited the Princess SOPHIA yraterday ut Cambridge House. Yesterday the Duchess of GLOUCKSTP:R left town for Frogmore, on a visit to the Princess AUGUSTA. The Duke of RUTLAND is arrived at his haute in Arlington-street, from lett sear, Belvoir Castle. Their Graces the Dukes of Attoyid. and RICHMOND ; the Marquis and Marchioness of WORCESTER ; Lords SA LTOVN, FOLRY. WEY MOUTH; Ladies rLAIR, FARR, SOMERS, and many other fashiornibler, honoured the Surrey theatre to see the last night of the Heart of Mid- Lothian. JEROME BONAPARTE, the Princess hir consort, his sister BUSE, and the notorious Foucue, Duke of OTRAN•ro, are at present settles! at Trieste, with the permission of the Austrian government. New potatoes were sold in IVhitehaven market yesterday ise'sossight ut es. Gd. per lb. Yesterday being Holy Thursday, a dry of parti cular devotion in the Catholic Church, the new Chapel in Moor&lds was visited by many of the Nobility and other munificent Patrons of the Arts, who have expressed their admiration of this simuly elegant structure:, and the beautiful fresco painting which 61101r1111 the ceiling and altar-piece. The superb altar of statuary marble is richly sculptured, and for the chasteness of its design merits particu lar attention, sod continue" to attract the daily attention of the public. The Waterloo, recently arrived, has brought let. ters from St. Helena. dated March 26. BONAPARTE war enjoying excellent health. He continued to occupy himself in the mornings by working in the garden ; and, as he wore a white jacket and straw hat, was not to be distinguished, except on a very close approach, from his servants. The new house was expected to be ready in your or five months. It is deacriiied its an elegant mansion. BONAPARTE Itas never beau within it. but he has been observed to take opportahities, wheis the workmen were ab sent, of inspecting, it from the wsudovis ; and it it believed that, when finished, he sill easily conquer his nld objections about taking possession. The former reports circulated at St. Helena, concerning hie declining state of health, are now proved to have been fabrications. The ex•Enitseror refines to re. crier visitors, of whateret kiosk, with Se 'such Ifer• liiseeity as evert COURT OF C 0111144 COUNCIL Yesterday the Court aserruhled at Gui For geior4l ISUrpioiTs. The• Loin Mstoa delivered a communication from the Coors of Aldermen, cootoioisig the Rev port of their Select Committee of Piivilegra. which rrepm , nrioleil the odopii #### of legal measures. to compel the payinent of law exproves incurred in l►ro,ecuting certain indivnhials. by the Chamber. A communication was also made from theCham brrlltis, stating. that be had her,. applied to by an order from the Court of Aldernien, on the I lib of April 11ist, for the payment of 5931. 7a. 4d. law expenses, which wear amid to have been incurred in prosectoing Parkins. Ablerntais Waiihman, mid others, but that .in consequence of orders which he had received (rum the Court of Common Couneki, lie bad refined to do so. The Chamber lain reittisided the Court that he was left in a very painful situation. and hoped the Court would de termine the matter opiedely. Mr. OLDHAM thought it Mould be necessary to re.ce;ve the Report of the Aldertnawc Committee. amid therefore he moved that it should Ire referred to the Committee already appointed, in relation to time prosecutions. The Accounts of the Chamberlain, and those of the Bridge House Elute, were ordered to be printed, sod annexed to each other, and copies to br delivered to the Members. Mr. BA . OwNE presented a Petitioa from the National Schools, praying pecuniary assistance.— A conversation occurred on the propriety of receiv ing such Petitions whil e the fu n ds of the Corpora tion were unequal to the affiording of any relief, 141)ich irriainsted by withdrawing the Petition. The Navegstion Committee presented • Report for opposing the Western Union Canal Bill in Par. hament, as ruinous • and destructive to the interests of the Thames an. e ihe public creditors, which was agreed to, an d petitions being prepared Mere op proved, and ordered to he presented by the Sherith, attended by the- itemeinbrorwer, and the Com mittee were directed to prosecute the seine as they should be advised. ORPHANS FUND. Alderman WAITHMAN wished to press the dis cuvvion on his moti 1111 l notice of which had been given on Michnehrisw day hot. Mr. Dittos thought it would be beg to go through the Petitions and the other Motions, ac cording to the printed order. Mr. FAVELL thought the Court ought to go into the discussion on the Funds immediately. LONDON BRIDGE. The City Reneeinbrancer presented five Petitions, which had been presented to the House of Corn tuntir, praying that the House would direct that ■ Bill should be brought in for the rebuilding of London Bridge, and that the House would be careful to appoint disinterested Commissioders to direct the some. Mr. OLDHAM admitted that there might be a well-founded complaint against the water course or London Bridge. which caused so much property to he lost, and so many lives to he sacrificed an nually. He would also be very prompt in exposing and protesting against jobs; but he would not lend his aid torigmatise those who had done no wrong, nor help the cry of those who, seeking private vantage, were uttering complaints on behalf of the public. He attributed the Petitions, and the mo tives which created them, to the desire of certain parties connected with Southwark Bridge, who thought that it would make well fur their concern, if London Bridge could be shut up for a time. He insinuated too that an architect, just now in want of • job, might have mainly instigated the Petitions. Alderman WAiTUMAN thought this subject of itself • good reason fur going into the discussion on hi• motion. The Petitions were ordered to be referred to a Select Committee to consider thereon, and prepare a report. to be afterwards submitted to Parliament. Mr. Alderman WITH IN again complained of delay in lint proceeding to his motion. Mr. FAYELI. moved that the motion on the Orpheus' Fund should be immediately taken into consideration. The LORD MAYOR thought that it would be taking it out of its course. If it could not conic on in the course of the day. hi► Lordship would have no objection to hold a Court specially for the discu►sion. Mr. DIXON Paid, that there was a subject of complai n t which teas adjourned from the last Court, winch was now before the Court, as mover of course. Mr. Huitcommt reminded the worthy Member that the Court had been adjourned by him and his friencb. on purpose to prevent the discussion on the Orphans' Fund. Mr. Dtzow denied this. MG BROWN was surprised that the advocates or purity and fairness should so unfairly wish to ow. tate the question out or its due course, whtit a Member who was deeply interested in the dtciaion was absent. Mr. Alderman WAITHMAN denied that the question was taken out of ►ts course. It had been on the paper longer than any other 'notion. It was the understanding at the last Court that it should be the first object of discussion ou this. The party alluded to had received ample notice, and the Court ought to consult his convenience as much as that of a Member who neglected his business in not attending the Court. A co►►siderable discussion then took place on Mr. Alderman Waithotan'a motion, and the adjourned consideration of the Report 01/ the conduct of Mr. Sheriff Parkins, and both were ultimately put off. The Court then proceeded to the election of third assistaut to the boll-keeper, and the ballot being taken and cast up the numbers appeared as follow F. Trutpk je• 130 IT. litepheits. . 0 .1. Haminurd 33 I T &sone. 3 , - -- According toad him front Batavia of the tat of January. sugar had hotrods arh ee. and finial Await's° veraeh had in coossopowee. gone lions Dfaoilla diryct in ballast for Gatos and Bengal. Carte bad again risen to front 18 to 39 dollars the weal. The market wa. fully stocked with wino sod manufactures, some large shipsteuti having 'Wilted friths Okapi: THE ITJN.CS LEVER. The Presentation to hi. Majesty at Ilse Levee ins Weilliesday were .o exteriorly nomrn,n. r wr were obliged to defer the iosertion of the following yes• tertlaj z inifil thii day:— The Deke of,fferfellt..l.orit Cli ff ord. Sir Rkbord Artois, Sir Carob, liscrersian. fin Thee. Clifford; sad Mr. Wirer/ Jereitigheo c eith the British Catholic Addresser Cuerieleeee and ComeristalatioN. The F.srl of Fingal, with as Address of Coo&lmre sad Congratulation from thp Roma Catholics of Ireland; and *Wardle use from the Roman Catholics of the coat, ail. cif, of Wairrford. Colonel Relish, on being appointed Camps. stun of the Beth. 11.ientrant.Colowel Wigslon, 3il Goads, on promotion. The Al .vot of Dover, with as Address a Coadokroce sod Lord Douglas, by the Earl of Horns The Chevalier Ruspini, on his ieappointment a Surgeon Dentist to his Majesty. The Rev. H Brackesibury, by Lieuteuaual-Colunel Sir Robert Steele. Major• General Sir George Leith, a adrpoiotelieet le the sth Royal Vrterwa Battalion, awl on return tram abroad. Lieutenant-Grand Sir H Bell, on prosatiou. General Wynyard, N promotion. Lieutrasal Picard, Royal Horse Gard", by Calomel Sir Robert Hill. W. Purehar, the May or o f C am b r idge, by Lieutensui• Colonel Trench. Mr. Gurley. ow his return to join low Majesty's Mission at Stuclatolai. Mr. Sharp, Light Horse Volunteer,. by Col. Rorampret. Lienteusnt-General Hart, tio being appoiated Governor of Londonikrry nod Colmar. Lictitimant.General Hers and the Earl of Moont.Cliuler, with an humble Addrem from the Nubility, C.tergy, Gentry, and Freeholder, of the County of Duoraal. Major General St. George, on. promotion. Mr. Parrott, Light Horse Tolookers by Cal Boanaiet. Lieutenant T. W. &siesta, Essex Yeomanry, by Glad Strati. Colonel Andrews, by General Lord Illowden. en being ap poi.oled to the Command or the lst Battalion 110th Regiment. Captain Gray. T. Y Hussars, on bis appointment. Captain Bentham, R.N. by the Lord its wailing. Captain Barton, R.N. u promotion. Captain Bernina. Coldstream Guards, on promotion. Captain Austin, R N. by the Lord in waiting. Captain Colville, 3d Guards, oo bis marriage, by Mr. Leigh. Colonel J. L. Caldwell, Madras Engine" , on his from India, and receiving the Order of C.O. Colonel Morrison, on promotion. Colonel Plumb*, let R.L.M. on WI appointment, by Lord Stanley. Cohind Thornton. on hi■ appointment as Deputi-Adju toot G I in [rebind. Captain Harrison, R.N. ou his promollon, by Lord Mel ville. Captain M. Matthews, R.N. nn promotion. Captain Sir Edwin Stantonne. R.N. on hla snmviree. Captain J. M. Ferguson, K.N. on promotion. Captain Henry Forbes, R.N. by C.optain Sir Charles Sal liven, cos pronmiiose. Ca - plain Gardiner, let Life Guards, on his promotion, by the Earl of Harrington. Captain Rums, R.N. from foreign servire. Captain Scutt, R.A. on too return from atoned. Captain C. H. Watson, R.N. by the Earl of Niarthesk., Captain Wallington, 8.N.1. on his velure irons the East ladies. Captain Cox, R N.on his return from the Jamaica station, by Rrar-Admiral Douglas. Colonel Sir H. Pyre, R.A. by Right Hooourable Lord Male. Cavtain Boyle, R.N. by th• Marunis of Hertford, Commissary-General Vivo., ua promotion, and return from foreign untice. Culotte' i'inseonette, on promotion. Lien -Colonel Sir ft. Burgh, um below appoiatell Surveyor- Gestural of the Ordr.nnrr. Colonel Christie, on lies a ppointment to the comma' of the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion. Captain, Peyton, R.M. by Lord Melville. Colonel Bruce, H.P. 39th Regiment, on proosolion. Colonel Maclay, Royal Staff Corp, on prosotioo. Colonel Purd, Royal Engineers, on being appointed Lieet.• Governor of the Royal Military Academy. Lient.-Colonel Rowan, 52d Regiment, by the Duke of Richmond. Mr. A. Copland, by Colonel Boaangnet. Lianl.-Geseral Sir R. Jones, K.C.B. us hie going to the Contiseot. Lieut.-Colonel Ferriage'', nth Regiment, on Isis appoint ment to that Regiment. Brevet Lirut.-CritonelStretion, nn p►omotion. Lieut.-Colonel Frederick, with the Surrey Addreee. Lieut.-Colonel R. Nizuu, ou hia return from the Coo. tioeut. Lieut.-Colonel Philpoi, laic 24th Lista DrigoonP, on his morn from India. Lieut.-Colonel Cavendish, R.O. Staffordshire Regioant. by Lord Waterpark. Colonel Sir R. Jackson, oil being appointed Deputy Qum. lernsaster•Grneral. Lieut.-Colonel Macdonald, to present a work. Colonel Hamilton, H.P. on lii. promotion. Lleut..e.olonel Sir R. Steele, on receiving Ida Majesty% permission to wear the star of Charles 111. Lieut.-Colunel Sir M. XIIRAMPS, with the Berke liddreuu. Colonel Gaitskill, with the Southwark adder's. Major-Geueral Sir W. Inglis, K.C.B. by the Lord in wait. ing. Major Love, 52r1 Regiment, on going to the Cool ineut. Lieut. Ling, 19116 Lancers, by the Lord in waitiog. Lieut. Elliott, Sib Dragoons, by Sir W. Stirling. General Milner, on promotion. Lieut. Clayton, R.M. by Sir W Clayton, Bart. Liest.William Augusta. Archbald, R N. by Sir E. Barry, and Lieut. O'Donnell, 15th Hussars, on going abroad. Lieut. Thornton. R.N. by Samuel Thermos, B•O. Lieut. Hamill, King's Dragima Guards, on his arrival from Ireland. Major Parke, Ist Royal Lancashire Militia, on his ap pointment, by Lord Stanley. Major Stowell, Royal Lancers, ea his promotion. Lieut.-General Smith, R.A. Major-General L. Grant, Governor of the Bahamas, on bin appointment. Sir M. W. Ridley, to present an Address from Newcastle. upon-Tyne. Sir W. W. Wyou, with an Address hem the Society of Ancient Britons. Mr. R. Edgell, by Lord Middleton. Mr. Greetham, Deputy Judge Advocate of the neer, by Lord Melville. Mr. Clarke, Recorder of Walsall, with as Address from that Corporation. • Mr. hlaseingberd, by the Lord in waiting. Mr. Neville, on ,his marriage, by Marquis Cornwallis. Mr. Carroll, M.P. by Fierootit Carktuit. Mr. Charles Porter, by Marquis Comdr.'. Mr. bloody, Sheriff of Derbyshire, with the Coltsty 1114 dress. alt. Tettsyarin, with es Address front Otioesey. Mr. Wall; by the Laird in waiting. Mr. D. F. Junes, Recorder of Cheater, wits sti Arldrror. The Rev. Sir Ulu. Rend, by the Lod is Wshisig, spi his arrival is England and eassing to hi. title. Rev. Dr. Otitsieseiseb, Head 'Master of Weeisikester Selma, sad Sub•Almorer le hie Maj. stg; by Teeeresi Mr. Themes Fuenessiir, In yelps the iuseigste (ifs Rowse Geoid Cram of the Bath, worst by hii Wm Iselin, mlisi Sir J. T. Freemsestk. Mr.~arkbaer, es brief spgiestesi- hie' ryas/`. se* • =Saari, end Riskier Piestipetemiaq Me IL* sof berg. Mr. C. *may, by lb@ tiril is Weill • ISE F Sirengways, on misusing trim *lie let. J. Hewlett{ B.D. Breibr of MIISgy led Sirs isag,Traariber le be regemiliag Reepitil, Irish • 'env of lIG Germain anHer dralh eh* lase Noss PAO. Mislaff . Mr. Halftime Rick us his anarriare, by Lewd PA" : ilium. Ltent..Grneral Wesiseraff i losdriOrer au ebe Ineigelta of the Garter, Balls, /ft. Pass**, nisi Gaelysnie Orders' of hos Isle Reel Higbee,. Ilse Dube of K. in. Ifien.habeiral Malmo Moute, sou bia appoititikaf Is the eaunnand is she klediteitals4e. „ Rms.-ketones! Sir 114ilee. can, rolerin tli ftal she nommead'a she HU, lb Americas. al 114 Mil • Riar•Ailniersl Lord Gehring, use Me Dr. Thrlos,uu, us losa bring epponated KO/evils P.itressk dinary se him Rigel Highness sloe Dabs el VUII.. Rear Aslonirai peeeiesese. •• a . Erriaer, as preasneted. yt n aig n Charles Hassings huts., seilseisok appeisnal le tIB Einigecy in she 57th regimens. Rear.ddssiira I Wiasbiop, nes Isis p6risntiosa Major Malwriy, wsfb ail Adders, er o.ll4inevae rump she M•yar, Bailiffs , lergesses, mat whirr iLlialataase I live H oruligh of Abiagduti, us ape luaa of his Isle Male.. of Coasgrat Waleson his pitmen Mainly en his isecuarfias ap, the Tissues... Loeuteesei.Cleneral Bruinte, en pronsasioo. The Hun. folio H. Knot,, tar she Lord in %Veiling. The Hon. M. Smith, by Lord Carriogsou. The Hue. M. Stssilty, uu musing of age, by Lord SiauJel. Caplan* Aston, R.N e,, Ins war/Sage. Caplan, Cisapenas, R.N. us prunsuilee. Admiral Palmer, es peematian. Reee.A•huwal Alessatakf, by the Lord la waitiniy. Corort R. W. Comte, ea apioututarent to the 3.1 Marne Guards. Rre. J. Harris, R.D. ty the Lard is waiting. • lliqur.Gesteral Sir Merles Doyle, epee brier spiietionee C.eleeel se She (Oils Rine' !elevens. Liens. E.lra. R.N. un being appoisted Fla.% -Lfeuteil 4 .lo lo Vire.Adsnieal Sir G. Moore.. Sir A.lexander Allan, no hood created a Ranieri. The It 0.% Sir John Rubinsuo, an being created a Damao Sir Robert Raker, with der Surrey Addreps. The Rev. W. H.Sponget, Clasplow. to Mr Sheriff Rolls. well, by Mr. Shoiff Ruthwell. Admiral Hoosier, on prutriolion. War-Admiral Mooting., usi promolioi. Rear. Admiral Po)niz, ur prow...hon. Marquis of tinnily, ow bviag appointed to the Istai Scots. Sir E. B. Baker, by Earl Whitworth. . Rev. J. Cook, un gotug abroad, by Lord groyne,. Mr. Ciipps, M.P. by the Lord is Waiting. • Rear-Adneirat Pace, Io pay his dutiful ...wets. The Earl of Sl. Germain., on his marriage, by the Right Hon. R. Pule Cdrew. Captain Gtohlientt, 60th regiment, on prosioties;by the Lord is wailing. John Tobin, Eaq. the Maynr of Liverporil, wit., an If4l - or Congraisiation ma his Majesty's arcessiois 1.. incs throne, and of Condotepee on the demise of the tale Karig, spun which UCCI4I9II he received the buiaosir of Knighthood. Capt. Wingless, R.N. se promotion, by Lunt Viscount Wemyse. Sir Charles Rouse BesgMoo. Captain Fyler, us bit return from abroad, by the Lori to waiting. Mr. Rouse Boughton, by tbe Lard in waiting. . Sir Robert *taw Hawke., by the Lord to waiting. _ Major. General Skinner, by the Lord in waiting. Mr. Wetherell, by lb. Lord in waiting. Rear-Admiral Garrard, by the Lord in waiting. Captain Somber', by the Lord in wailing. Mr. Kiegtuo, us going abroad. Mr. Fred. West, Berke Teeming, on Pining of Mr. R Colborne ) M.P. with as Address (rum the Catpj tion of Thetford. The Rey. C. Fowlett, late Chaplain to Ins present Ma inly, obeli Prince of Wales, io moors thank,. w his„Rlit... jelly for his gracious permission - by the Lord is waiting. Major Sir Charles Coyle., and departure to join the Good Hope. Sir William Guise, with Gloucester. . The Rev. J. G. Wrestle. Ambassador at she Gitessan Capt. Humphrey., R.N. ud oeighbuisrbuotl of Stockport. Francis Ratheverel Darwin, _ _ city of Litchfield, with as Mr. Harrison, Hereriet Ripon, . iddrests from the Corporation of Rip a. The Rev. Jobs Forteicse, on his (cobalt abroad. The Deem of Westminster, mad 'the Rev. Dr. st. s i i . r Clarke, Clerk of the Closet in Waiting. Sir G. Blame ; Cassis Ratliborse, N.; the Earl of Nortbeati ; Captai• Motel Laurance; Liesienant..tploorl D'Arcey ; Mr. Whyte Meluille; Captain Brom, R.ll ; Mijor•General Skimmer; Dr. Semdsmore, and Mr. 11.. Ward. Captain Daum, R.N. am iwomotiois. Sir Harry Darrell, by Has Lord ld waiting. Sir Charles Des Femr, by the Lord is ',stein,. Ur. Eilwardes, by his father, Lord Kemsisigtos. Mr. Wall Lawky, by Lord Braylmooke... Calomel Achesom, Coldstream Geartle; by the Earl of Gos ford. Lord Rolle, as Remittler of Great Torringtoo, am Address from the Mayor, Aldermen, sal Inhabitants. The Earl of Tyrcoomel, es Ma roceivirg his Crimmi•- aims is the Miaowed Forester Unwary, by the Load ti wailing. Lord William Somerset, by the Deism( Richoused. Sir Brent Bowser, spins his heist appointed to the Go- Malrnalli of Cork. LimilosastAseeral Lord Howard of Matthias, ma lug lacing appointed a 'Wight Grand Crow; of tie Dakar/ od W promottoo. Mr. Orde r late High Sheriff of Northumberland, with an Address of Coodolame sad Csagrotolation, lima that County. Mr. George Embalm, Mayor of Plyimuth, with lan Al. Arms of Condolence awl Couursanlatims, tram flat loam. Captain 3d Gsard s, by the F waitiri. . - Berealait. waiting. lielePos•L .ao Lord Cajal. t. A. Ricketts, R H. by Sr Juba i Svolyu,Sd Hoards, by Ms Lord in Krems ma kis peomotior. Capt. Lune Fox on his M4rriage. Time Burl of Haunsood, IN succeeding to hia title. Mr. Birk, Sheriff of Berkshire, with so Address, meow. - misoposied by IM Hos. Itheborit Nevilioi M. C. Mind* Nu . Nathaniel DukrobelJ, Bur Morris Xi ' Mr. Pslener, W,0.1h10., Captalasklanewer, Captain Blackest, by Mr. Mostago beepoyee. Dr. James Pubes, Deputy 'surmise i f' ibritfodals, by Colonel Christie. Major-General Sir Deals Peek, Epos hio siftelleialfil Lintionaist-Gueorwor ifywasistb: • " • • ", Thum* m.sien, Erni. Witt, se Addrem from wkeb occasiou be reef/4*rd 'obit batione'uf • Mr. Priserp, Bailiff of Boutbwasis, to proomitin Mr. H. Trower, High liberal' of Surely, by BIC wank*. t• Col. Sir H. M. Paul, on promotion. Major.Geueral Prevost, ea promotion. Crl Campbell, OM ireinseut, on pronsiition: • Capt. W. Houa, Coldstream Goads, by the Lord iii . datigr UM. & S. Reser% by Ilse Lord id waiting. • . Jobe Illortitiek, by the Lord la waiting. sr k Sio Y. Ireldges, mesas( Nil Mims ot the atiiseitt Smony. 0.1,r t .•• Mr. Spicer, with tiepins, Adios& • . Tie Muleie of biii4i lolieshrk. , Di. Baird, by the Roil of Bisprilkesk: TN High aboriF for *it . C 4 ltliir if *Wei .4.. • + Gossip Address. • , ' • . • Rn. F. Fears, se liadrolgOridgerbi dir4p l iu 4 014. Commissions 141117, or' krii amid . a . seisses. N s i el g d i s hk rei im r4 t A: 4. • WT. N. • " Ns Ledo, Vers i i ii sattsi - *r C. 1/54,144 ' Lit -Me t:11.1141•4 •' 4. • ty lwreeltiog. Nr. 11. TrOrellook High itref i; she C/104.1 sf IN, T. Sit IS K . T . j 1 ▪ to ded K sie a work id hies. re, on coming to the Harlem ago, e 38th &gluiest at the bird 4.i • as Add yes from the ejoilig of t. fate Chaphdis 1410. s Majesty/ is Purl*. I. with ao Address front the hew* ekport. • )3..1:). Senior Bailiff of the Adjl ess. r tdr Ripon, with au Address huts i i