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THE KING'S LEVER.• • .. • A. we stated on Saturday, hie Majesty's Levee in Friday was one of the moat numerously attended fior several years past, for which we Noe the autho. ►iy of the persons employed to count th• colonially t hey arrived, which amounted to between thieteets ol d fourteeu hundred, and the Most they have ewer counted has heen 1,700. The pressure at times in the state rooms was exceniive, and annoy lereen experienced resit inconveuience from the regimentals and accoutrements of the officers of boxer regiments. The p►eventations were, of v as t y, proportionably numerous. The following were to addition to those we gave on Saturday : %Y.:hoops Franklin, E.q. n• his being appointed owe of the !aimed uf the SO polite Court of Judicature at 1114dras, u pon Ouch occdaiou he had the Wooer to kiss his Msjesty's hind Huraphry Dairy. she President of the Royal Society. Major General Ste Charles Imhof, on his return from Rapier. Lie nenant•Geseral Sir S. Anchmuly, on his appointment to the Staff In Ireland. The Duke of Menclwater, oa his return to Englaed, by the Marquis of Heady. . Mr. Jobs Welts, M.P. for Maidsrone. . Mr. Williams, moNseriff of London sad Middlesex, by the Lord in Wailiat. Mr. Heouiker, by hi■ father. Lord Henniker. The Reg. Sir C. S.Jervoire, by rho Lord in Waiting, Sir J. D. Agile', by the Marquis of illesbury, on hie being crested a Hisramel. Mr. F. Wyss@ Aoltroy, by Admiral Sir Joseph Yorke. GSM' Wooesom ran hi appoistuaest to his Majesty's ship Ariadoe, by Si Georgecoehhors. Capt. F Marryatt„ by his father, Jos. Nfarryatt, Esq. M.P. The Rev. Mr. Willes, by the Lord la Waiting. Mr.rawaryt Harsmond MO Isis Majesty'. Coriteirlirn. " Ltestertant Wetherell, I ltb Dregooos, al his retreat fro* lather by Lieutettaat.General Wetherell. Comet R. Markham, Scots Greys, on his return from the Caps of Gond Hope, by F.art Bather.t. Corset Williams. 16th Vomits, art his appointment. Licutelsant Held. SSd abskilauslems. by Sir Thomas H islop. Corset Willes, 14th Light Dragoous, by the Lord us Patting. Lieutenant Eyrea, on his appointment to the Grenadier Gaud.. Corset J. R. S. Raissbottors, 18th Lapeer., by the Earl of Harem a Lieutenant Mallory, gih Laweers, on Li. appointment. Lienteualit Graham, l6ih Lancer., on hi. promotion. Comet Rase, lttb Light Dragoon., by the Lord in Waiting. Honourable Corset N. Nensay, 19th Light Dragoons, on hie appointment. Camp Barebell, 3d regiment, on hie appointment, Cornet Nash, 13th Light Dragoon., by We Lord in Wailiag. Lieutenast J. Briggs, 3d Madras Light Infantry, on his Majesty's Coronation. Lieutenant Payne, Royal Marines, on his Majesty's Coionation. 'AS1111(1431, Montgomery. )8 • h Lauren, on his promotion. Liesweant Lair. K.A. by Rear-Admiral Lake. LieuleaseaColoarl Hare, on his return Its.. Gibraltar. Lissienatal Joh. Drummond, Ught Howe Volunteers, on ►is remotion. Lieutenant Gilbert East Jolliffe, 15th Kis'''. Hosiers, on his sppointmerit. Lieutenant Teesdale. R A. by Rear4dariral Lake. Lterneriant-Colonel Mallet, on hi. appointment to the 89th regiment, sad on his departure for Imtia. Mr. klarkhani,of Beora. by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Robert C. Dillon, by Alderman Venable'. Dickiria, by Mr. Hisskit.ron. Mr. Campbell, M.P., by lord Hu • ghersh. Mr.J. D,ekiaaun, on his Majesty's Coronation. Arr. C. R. Surmise, ow liss being appointed Prebeudary of Mamie?. in. R . Spencer Phillip., on going abroad, by the Lord in Wsiting. Mr. Fleetwood Williams, by Sir Watkin Williams Wynn. Sir George Leta., kart. on hie Majesty's Coronation. • Itie Dean of Peterborough, on his appointment. Ste Johnstone, gresadier guards, on hi. •ppoi mutest. Earl of Athles►, on his return from Holland, Mr. Lockhart Muir, by the Lord in Waiting. Lo►d Bea...hump, M P. on his promot ou. Captain Stirling, ow his Majesty'. Coronation. Co plain Sir Charles Byrced, on his promotion. Camaro Robert Parry, R N. by the Lord in Waiting. Ceptata Dillon, by the Lord in Wailing. Mr. Bishop, by the Lard in Wailing. Mr. Wm. Leshingtoo, by the Lord in Waiting. Count Litwin/en. urn being appointed his Majesty's Ha. nomrien Aide-de.Camp, and on PrOlnUtloll. Captain GollraJo, 3J regimens, Un promotion. Lieutenant 18th laricere, oa going to India. Captain T. Maltby, by the Lord in Waiting. Captaks F. G. *Matlock, R.N. retarniug from a broad. Captairt Giles Slat ►egituent, by the Lord is, waiting. Cumuli* Sir Noway Maxwell, urn his appointment to com mand his Majesty's chip Gloomier. Captain!. Ferrite's, R.N. na the enroantioo. !Ire. Goo. Wilkins, by the Earl of K•nnnel. Mr. Ilenthsoie, by the Earl of Winebilaea. Lieutenant Horrors, 2d life pred.. Oa promotion. Ccpmin G. Stevenson, by the Earl of W•errick. Itelio Dr. Gartlaer. by the Lord iti Waiting. Toe Earl of Rockaway., or being called mph. the House of Lords. JAin Rape. on heMg appointed Major of the royal 111. d Lothian yeomanry. Kear Murtha, Winitiorpe. on promotion. 'tar Admiral Lambert, eu hoi return Iron the command off St. Helm. %'ti:a•Adatiryl Stephens, on the Coronation. Rear• Admiral Munbray,C.N. un pr nstut...r. P.ear•Admiral Pa...rr,uu being oiumoted to Rear• Admiral et tile Ril. Itr.r Admiral fl:neltam, on I.i. promotion. Outtam.h) It•....A.totilrtl SIT Li Berry. Sir rieitrze Collier, on the Comnsit...... Mr. B. Polito. uu taksog the uamr of Pollen. hi. "rhontas Coim.d:.dr, late Clifford, en the name of Con.iablr. Sir A. Ed 1/100111 in•, hy Mr. B. it•ilbrsham. Alt. Borne" by Si.r K. Bortiagh. Bev. James H Hammond, dotorstie Chaplain to his Royal Llithipeaa Primer. Leopold, by the Lord to tV.iiinc I Artot unfit Y.•uog, R.N. by his fathea, Sir Samuel Young, Bart. Mr C. T. Swearer. on his retort, from abroad. Rev. Arehdrucou Wilms ham, by his Grace the Archbishop of Turk. Capt. Chapel, no promotion. Rey. T. Raiford, by she Land in Wailing. Sir Washita Williams Wyou, to prroeut the Report of the Cyminiudoriaa Suciely. Capt. J. Anderson. K N on the Coronation. Tice Admiral Sir Win. Johosinite Hope, un bis marriage. Earl of Wilton, un his nterreage, by Ike Earl ..l Derby. Lient...Gen Sir H. Mosiresor, on In. Mr. Henry Lytton Boli•er, un gulag abroad. Mr. .1.11413 Campo. It, 3(4 iegimeut, un his retina from the [moan Woods, by Lord Berghon.h. Lieut.-Col. Crasdrll , C.B. on his return front India. Msjor•Geni rat I.G. Scott, E.l S. on hi. promotion. Rear. Ailiniral Phimpin, on his Mies' y'. Coronation. Major Ceurral Shan. , K A. 1).. his M CutUINIIiOII. Mayor General iizier, au lass promotion and appoint ment to the Staff Its hulls. Mi‘jur.Geoeral Sir C. I'. Bilstio, by the [Aril in Waiting. Majm•Genenal Si, Victor Vuu Arenischild, 11111 his return to Ilaromer. l'aptani Idarkellar. R.N. on hie fllayeiity'a Coronation. Mi. Goa:born, ou his appointment es Setreisty to the Lieutenant. ( :eisersi Lord Lynedoek, on Si. Worn from the Costirsost. Caputo. Shirriff, R.N. an his vetoes boon *nob Atiwrica. htlif Adailai Si, lid•ard Se ti, but. us Wilmot rc.• ~, ,r, ,. ..-. 11 c. 4 44 41 the afar of knighthood, Curnoinoder of lbe Mud Ho nourable Howler ally. Bath. Captain Horrucks Dumbartnnshire yeom anr y cava l ry, on going abroad, by Ms; Nike of Montrose. Captain Braila/II Biglaml. R.N. on promotion. Captain None, R.N. by the Lord ill Waiting. , Captain Juan Grime, royal hussars, tan taking IV Game of Grame. Captain Drumosoud, Ist West India regimes*. pit pro motion. Captain Dalgairms, Hun. East India Compaoy d o healer, on hi. retort; to India. 'fr. • Captain Baker, 16th lancers, an promotion. • Captain Jones, 69th nrgimout, on his being appointed Aldsde-Camp to Major•Gefteral Poster. Captain Boulton, 41st regiment, on his sppointraent. Captain Knollya,Adjfttant sil guard., on his •ppioultmen t. Captain Dunn, 6th dragoons, on bio promotion and ap . poimitmst. Captain Brenton, R N. on his return from abroad. Captain Coghlan, C.a. R.N. is hisa bandit in honour cf the Coronation. Presented by Admiral Viscount Exmooth. Captain G tl. Prendsrsast, 3d sitar-Is, tau Ins promotion. Captain Wollaston, R.N. on the Coronation. Captain John Russell. R.N. on his promotion. Captain Lamd, 16th lowers, no his promotion. Captaiu William Mills, H.P.22d dragoons, on his return from India. Captain 11. Janes, Royal Enginerrs, on the Coronatiou. Captain H. D. Campbell, on his promotion. Captain Otomaanty, R.N. on the Coronation. c.ptain A. Arbothnott, R.N. on his promotion. Captain Hatiord, Esat Kim yeomanry, by the Marquis Camden. Captain Hawkins, Bombay Engineers, on the Coronation. Captain W. Hope Johnstime, R.N. by Sir W. Hop.. Captain Legge, on promotion, by the Earl of Dmtniuuth. Captain Maywood, Beugal light cavalry, by Viscount iithapoth. • Cap iii Ramble', 75th regiment, on his mem from foreign SPlVire. Captain Henry Illalioek,lll life search, on his promotion. Colonies Ninny, R.N. eo Ins promotion, by Captain the Honourable Sir Cherie. Paget. Captain Chad., R.N. by Lientenant Geneinl Sic Thomas Hillop, Bait. G C.B. • Captain Boller. Coldstream gourds, on his martin., by his Grace the Duke of Northumlsrilausl. Captain Robert B. T.Suitnn, R N. by the Lord in Waiting. Lord Williams Lennox, on promotion. • Lieutenant General Bradshaw, us promotion. Major General Dalrymple, un the Coronation. Major G. Elliott, use him appolistment. Major G I lbs Honourable P. Stuart, on the Co ronation. Lieutenant General Haynes, on promotion. General H memoir, ou promotions. General Sir H. John,uu, Bart. G.C.B. by the Lord in Welting. Major General Marriott, oil promotion Alajor General Viscera, by the Lund iu Wailing. Major General Doswell, en the Coronation. Maj.ir-General A. Brook., on his appoiniment. Major•Gesieral Sir Jobb Cameron, on psomutiou. Me. W. Brodie, by the Marquis of Buddy. Mr Pearce, by Viscount Sidmoutb. Mr. Uttermost, tore of she Si: Clerks in Chancery, by the Lord irs Mr. Adam, on being appointed one of hi. Majesty'. Coun sel. Lieul..Geseral Sir T. Hislop. on his appointment to the command of the 93d regiment. Major. General H. F. Catcall, by the Lord in Wail isg. Mr. Gore, on his promotion to the Lt life wards. Mr. Hall, on hi. return from the Coutiiseut. Rear-Arlairral F. Harvey, on his promotion. Mr. Grant, by the Lord is Wasting. Mr.). W. Parkios, repute the Coronation. Mr. R Oswald, by the Lord its Waiting. Mr. Blundell, by Mr. B. Wilbraham. Mr. Bird, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Upton, lit life gourds, on him appointment. hlr. Harris, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. E. Home, on his *Aura twin Italy. Liestertaar.desorat Borne, on hi. promotion. Lieutenant General Eddro, on Ass prumot ttttt . Major General Skelton, WEIS. on ins promotion. Lieutenant General Maitlaud, uu los return from the Continent. Major General Kelso, on his promotion. Major Gen. rot Ramsay, on hia mornorion. Major General Sir John Krone, Governor of St. Lucia, on his return from the West Indira. liesienant General Hutton, on his promotion. Mr. W. Strew, by she Lord in Waiting. Lieut. P. D. Bingham, R.H. *es promotion. Lieut. C. Friend, R.N. by she Lord in Waiting. Lieut. Henry Courtenay. R.N. by Sir E. Nagle. s Capt. Home, R.N. on promotion. Capt. J. Wilson, R.N. on his return from the %Vest Indies. Capt. lulling, It N. by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Wns. Magnay, by his father (tire Right Hon. the Lord Mayor). Copt. Crouch. R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. Capt. NPDougall, It N. on promotion. Captain M. Moniagre, R.N. by Lunt Melville. Captain Murray, R.N. on his marriage. Captain Laroberi, R.N. on promotion. Captain W. R. A. Penman, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. Captain SPDoutild, uu his rearm from iaruitive. Captain Flttcher, grenadier guards, on promotion. Commie Arland, R.N. ou promotion. Captain H Graiwieke, by Lord Howard of Effinehasn. • Capraiu Janie, 2d regiment of life guards, by the Lord in waiting. Captain Rosa, R.N. by Sir George Cockburn. Captain G. Preto:ll, R.N. on his reins n from she North American station. Captain Meihold on promotion. Captain Thomas, Bombay light cavalry, by the Lord In Waiting. Captain Wesley Doyle, on she Coronation. Captain Thornton, grenadier guard., on promotion. Captain 11. Psi ker, It.N. on his montage and MUM from France, Captain It. Barton, on promotion. Captain Wilkurv, by the Lord in Waiting. Capitols R. Gordon R.N. on his promotion. Captain A. F. !Hack II.P. ou gurus abrosd. Captain P. J. Douglas K N. on rbe COIA/11•11011. Captain Simmer, K.N. by the Lord iu Wartiag. Captain Liddon, K.K. on promotion. Mr. Taylor, roma' his marriage. Li...dement W Moriarty, on his return from Indio. Lieutenant &dory, lit life guards, by Lord Harrioglem. brownout Gordon,. Royal Engineer., on Mors from Malts. Licritenant .1..1. Underworol, Madras Engineers, by Ganes rat Sir S. Doyle, G.C.B. mid G.C. Sir John Marjuribstiks, Boit. by the Marqui. of Lothian. Mr. Abbott, by his Mohr., tin. Lord Chief Justice. Mr. Sugiten, by the Lord Chino...llor. Mr. Churirris, by the lord in Waiting. Rev. Mr. Kermit, Clispl.ou in ordinary to tai. Msjesty, by the Lord in Wailing. Dr. Somerville, Physician to the Royal Hospital, akeloa, on the Comm:mon. Dr. Granville, Pltysisiasi, to the Duke of Clarence, by Sir Gore Dooley. Mr. W. Peel, by Mr. Secretary Peel. Mr. Itribertmon, by she Lord sn Waiting. Mr. Rill, one of Ilia Majesty's Commis, by the Lori is Waiting. Mr. Loire, 31st regiment of foot, ou promotion. Mr. Broughton, Surgeon 2d life guards, on bis promotion. Mr.Gardsner,no lira return from India. Mr. Horne, King's Counsel, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Fullarturr, by the Earl DI binomial. Lieuiruant•Colunel York, by I.unit:wailers. Lieutenant Colonel Ferrol, Harroveriau service, on his •p -poolroom's., and to mike {rave. Lieutenant-Colonel MIAs, on him appointment to the Oxford militia, by the Earl of March... Geld. Lieutenant-Colonel Sandiland, on promotion. Lreatensot-Coloirel Hunter, vis bra retort* from abroad. Sri Wm. A'Cusrl, us hi. return from Naplu , and uu being r ~'- I , ~~ ~11~ ;. - V.^ .. •. , . ~:. :, a tuipioled his Majeaty . :..r.stroy riltaordittl ry and MieiJer Pleuiposentlary in Sprite s ,Lord James O'Bryen, rut the Coronation. Colonel Sir John Harbin- ' on hit appoinimeat. Coloerl A. klacliMe. vu his appoleeintent.- Lieutenant-C.lmM Armstrong. oa hir appeettlatent • Lord Marmon Hell, by it, M•repela of !semiarid...4y. The Hots. and Rev. Win. Talbot, us his return fens Ireland. The Hon. Colonel Brehm, de take leave. Mr. Pole, on coral's/ 4 age. ; • Lieu'.-Csolossel Croirdell. : C B. °mires return from Indic Colonel Sir J. Smyth, upon Veber created • Baronet. Mr. K. Clement, by Lieutenant-Culour.l 31m-epee's. Mr. T. Coreatry, by Colonel " Viscount lagertrie, by the Earl ref Dartmouth. Right Hon. Haab Elliott, by the 'Andra' Waiting. ' lion. G. A. KM., on his marriage. Houourable Captain G. Campbell, R.N. upon Ms mar riage. Sir S. Young. on the Corunntios. Air Alexander Creel on the C,orooelline. Sir T. B. Lethbridge, Me hir imam lege. Lord Graothem, by the Lordln Waiting. Mr. Cummintioser Pariah, sts tae Corotostion. Mr. Grosvenor, by Earl Gruseettor. Mr. Fosttelle, by the Led iu Waiting. Mr. W. Leek., Irt life guards, ea promotion. ' Colonel Sir Themes Arbotherot, us his' departure foe Ireland. Limiten•nt.Colonel Sir TIMMS Read, by Major-General Sir Hudson Lowe. Lient.-C•tonel Walker, C.O. ea his retina from the Cape. Lieu'.-Colosel Guirthorpt, Cl promotion. 'Cerium! Sir P. Carrie!, on glAng on serrire. Woos! A. Cal. welt, C.O. awe his return from lodic. Lieut.-Cul:stet Deberghi'bi the 1..u..J in Wait. Mr.G. T. Spencer. on 54 miters. front *Pinkie!. ,`" ' • Colonel Rook., 3d retinteet of sorrels, us prelignMilb Sir. Ittenspfyde, by the Lord itt • Mr Jobs Wallace, Madras civil service, by tN Leila Writing. •. Mr. H. Blair en the Coronation. ilr. Hodgson, by the Lord in Waiting. • Me Rev. Lk. Edridge. Ch•plato is Ordinary le his Ma jesty, by the Lord in Writing. Mr. K. F. Greet', Hon. Corps of Gentlemen Pensionerr, by Admiral Warthurp. Mr. H. Addington, by Lord Sidmensib. Mr. E. Knighe, by the I.orel is Waitiog. Mr. Wilms, WIC of his blejerty'r Counsel, by the Lord in Waitron. Mr. W. Pariah, by Mr. Commirsionee Parirb. Mr. Heald, K-ng's Counsel, fly the Lortlits Waitiog. Mr. Peplos., by the Lord iu Writing. Mr. S. Skinner, by the Lord IN Waiting. Sir II Willoughby, by Earl Harcourt. Mr. G Forbes, on Isis return fruin ludic. Colonel Campbell, on his appointment to the Staff. Lieuteuaut Colonel Henkio, 2J dracumes, soe promotion. Lieutenaut.Colunel Cremes, YU being apputuied to the commas.' of the Shit foot. Lieeteeaut-Colons I Pitnelarence, on hie appointment. Colonel Griot, M.P. by the Lord in Waitron. ljeutramet•Colonel Ellicombe, on his marriage. bent Mururoa, grenadier guards, en promotion. Col. Clitheru, 34 guard., on pronsoi.m. Liret..Colouel Garrett, Earl Kent yeomanry, by the Mar tinis Cousins. Lieet..Meyrick, 3d guarda, on appointment. Liest..Coluuel Murray, C.B. 16111 lAucerr, on going to India. Lirut -Colosel Mansell on his return from India. Major Allen, by the Lord iu Waiting. Li. Hare, ou his retails from Gibraltar. Lieut;.Culsreel Russell, on loss prunitoeuo. lilsior Common', on his reruns from 'eldest. Major Milford. on her petasnotwo. Major Gun/ ood, .nth litoatirs, on going abroad. Major Keweedy, on the Curountios, Major Bell, by the Lord in Wailing. Major Yahoo', on his promotion. Major Sir H. Floyd, on hi, marriage. Major Cartwright, on his 'return Gera India. 111 r, eggessmbe,c's 11,8.411 Mb Gum she Netheelandr. Litutituatit Sir John Boileau, en hie return from the COO. threat. Lieutenant Charles Boileau, on promotion. Major L. Bettor's., on his relent from Persia, and having received hir Majesty's gracious permission to wear the deco• rations of the Order of the Lion and Sou. Mr. H. C. Hoare, on his marriage. Lieutennat Culooel Lord Jobs Somerset, on hit promotion. liretnssrt Brodresu,3l4 regiment. On his appointment. Rev. J. Di laield. by the Lotsl in Wausau. The Earl of Errol, on his relearn from Ireland. Major Beeretoo,uti los promotion. Major tdoubriek, oil lose marriage. Major Martin, uu pleonotiun. Major Srudwith, on his resent from India. Major thd, inn his appoiatnient. Sir. W. B. Gibbous, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. 0. Markham, on hie marriage. Colonel Campbell, Commander Royal Marines, on the Coronation. klajor.Generollagir H. Deaths% on promotion. Meier Crawford, on promideon. • Major SP Lrod, us appointtnewt to the 524 regiment. • M.ine Symons, by Lord Rolle. Major Diggle, by the Lord in Wain. 1 Th• Eirl of BRISTOL and Lord Fleavur have left Ports fur London. Oil Thursday • Committee or th• Lords or the Privy Council assembled at the Cut:ltpit, White. hall, to hear Plantation Appeals, which was amended by do.. 514tsTER of the Kolas, Lord STOWELL, the Earl ur COUETUWN, Mr. BECKETT, Mr. FREMANTLE, &e. 'flit Alligator, 28, at Deptford, is ordered to be comlOtbr 1111 l td. A Correspondent informs us that in the small promotion said to be about to take place on the 13,1 instant, the Captains of moo will have their brevet of Major antedated to the Coronation, but are not to receive any Inwk pay. This is us it should he, fo► airless the Captains of the line are brought for ward to the saute ratio ul promotion as other rank., we shall very soon have our Central Officers, with very few exceptions, entirely from the guards,. (Hampshire 7 &graph.) On Thursday the Camino' brig, Lieutenant WITHAN (tender to the Apollo yacht), brought into Porssruoutk the smoggliog yawl-rig A ed vessel Awn. of Puetwoooth. Widen about 30 tons, with six twee. and a cargo, consistittg of ISO tuba of spirit., four boles of tray. and one bale of silk goods. She was raptu►ed at the buck of the Isle of Wight by the stnnggier mistaking the Came. keis fur a st.reltatit read. Four of the men being fooled fit fur his Majesty's service. have been put on board the Queen Charlotte, whence they are mu be teat abroad fur fire years. The Second Report of the Select Committee on the Holyhead Iteeds has been printed. It treat' exclusively of steam packets. It states that there is no doubt of the practicability of performing the Post Office service at Holyhead by steam vessels as safely as by asiliog weasels, sod as .leso than half the airtime tinw, sod therefore teeMoniends that a third steam pocket should be boar, Ilion the same 'earful plea of coneiroction as that of the two pro ses' • iteins p uc k ' s., the Sfettyi and Nord Sore ?lip, which errs built in tint Ricer Thames by or. der of das Poinaaastees General. . Si • r. ; " PT- LOSS OF.711?, .iI4.E.A'bOI,I,IMLL. , fistiottlay sight the Ho•. East Delia C,oinpsay's ohipo Bom bay, Capt. thaeion (late Graham, who died at Nacos), and Buys! George, Capt. Timms, p•lt•ed by Portanadoeh for the Bever, from Chloe : they sailed Is December last! The Cots. patsy's ship Minerva was left at the Cape of Goad Hope ; the Hy the sad loess bad left at. Hetes* for l.undou, and the Thalia whaler was apdiese with it tberChauuel. Ilse shove ships lies nibS beemeCapi.Greig. and part of the crew of the late step Bletelim Hall, *Web shop sailed from' . Gravesend on the ill, ail ►lay, and was wifierausintely lost . sets the !slaved of lueccessible, 15 miles frdm 'Frieda', del Cunha, un the 23J of July last. It appears the wroeferr hid been very thick ; use the Sid they had a■ obsematiote, soil found themselves near these Islands,.of whirl they wished to get • sight, as order to eurreet their retkoniag. Cour.- eptently every look-out was kept f weed, which is knows to he an indieselow of 'rearing them; ati altitude wa■ esker of theme* at 8 in the morales eT the 23,11, end lb.nat leo, every body beiwg os deck, se* weed was discove red, wed it ores semi' found that the ship wa■ ourvounded by it; the beim ers'i pot desire, but, by reason of light winds and • heavy swell, the' flop did rot nine round. Breakers were sow heard s•head; Ike jolly boat was towered down with • towline, but with the effect, the voted leaving guile sobs did, wed the swell, driving the ship en the rucks As anchor wellies go, hot the extreme depth of wit., did sot allow it Se take biddy the cutter was then lowered .low• to assist the jolly boat is towing the ship's head round, when she struck. The wee. Are ewes now so Shirk, from ■ miss or rioted, that the feres busts coield out hr seen, though close •luugoide; see r could the loud be diseuvered. The istalis were then col away ; .. the fog blowing off, terrine cliff, were discerned ore, their Wads, at shuts half a.cittle's length, and the sea began to 'leeke a clear breach seer ilw ship. The two boat. now leaded abort two hoodred yards uff, sad while those u• ' %tied were eedrovetarieg to throw o►erheated the long-bust, ttie ship filled and went to pieces. The crew clung to the forecastle, scene of she beams of which Isrld fast to the rocks ; sad, on a hastily made rail, eight moo got Os shore, and one was druw•ed. A rope was sue Hoeg feeds the, shore to the remainder, and, about 4 p. as. all were hoofed. without the least water, or a mors•l of provision , . Water ww, ►ow ever, fused; woe prderistona were supplied by knocking doom eke penguins and other birds eggs, and those of sea eltplisees and orals. Teri, Were erected with wine of the coarse cloth mud sails that were washed un shore; but it was fetter days berme they could weeks • Are, in which they at hot succeeded by menus of • ,locket which was was►ed on shore. Oa the 19th October • boat was built, en *huh eight of the crew endeweered to make Tristan ifs Ceinhs ; betthey have not more be. te heard of. Oa the 81h of No ember • second boat wan made, and ten of the mew sac weeded In getting to find tsl•ud; and, wit► the assistance of two shale bows, the whole of the wefoetuustes were trans ported from their &whet, gloomiern he the 9eh of J y following, having been without bread for nearly sit mouths. The brig :Varian, of London, Lackland master, kindly took the are.' and passengers these( to the Cape of Good Hope, consist iug of four ladies, there children, 20 passengers, sod I I seamen. Two perinea were drummed to she shipwrerk, sod eight are missieg in the first boat that was built. Though this islauti is widtise sight of Tristan de Omaha, and every signal was made by means of tires, smoke, and Hoes, yet no misiotauce was re-tittered them owed their second boat made known their situalion. This island is about nine wiles round, is well wooded, •nd is remarkably high, so mach so, that it is a day's work to wish) the summit, but it is coustasely euveloped is clouds, and visited with *quails ; bale mu harbour or cove, and can wily be lauded no to lee ward; a heavy .well cuost•slly peeved., thuds prevented these sufferers from obtaining fi-11 as a change in their diet. The isoforioNaie ship was 400 loos bordeity and had 52 per sons us booed, siosily pawners, board to Bombay. A letter butts our Curreopoudeut, doted Dover, April .19, says:— "The ship BiroJos Hall, Capfuls Greig, was last on the 43d /oily last ow the island Isaccessible Oise of the islands of Tristan da Caulia)—the Commis and paserseess wise savadoright of the crew last ; the earpeouse and two of lb. crew passed here this moruing is the ship Phorsiu; they were four months ins the island, and sue'red treat priva tions. The Bleodun Hall sailed f.oiu Dustman* 18tli May last for Bombay. Lit 1/1141111i Pepper, of the East In dia Company'+ instill' service, with his wife, were on board the Bleedus Hall; they both laeluog to Dryer, mod were married only a day ur two before t►ry 'rebuked ai Drop rem." SHERIFF'S CIiIIRT, 02DroaD-aow, RFD LION-140•01, SATURDAY, ATRIL 20. THWAITIS V. SMITH. This Wall 111/ act for damages for criminal con versation with the Planiiiift's wife. The Plaintiff' is in the ►ervice of • calico-printer at Dartford, in Kent, and the Defendant is the driver and • co.proprietor of one of the coaches between that place and London. The husband was double her age; she was picnic and handsome, and the Defendant, * dandy favourite of the fair, The Indy was in the habit of coming to see her friends in town, and thus became acquainted on the boa with the Defend:nit, with whom she eloped, slid wit+ found resident in lodgings in Loyd's-row, 3, , •1 r'. Verdict for the Pl.intif—damige• 100/. ST. ALBAN'S SNSSIONS, APRIL 19. RESURRECTION MEN. TNT KING C. THONIAI Wttw,►>re. —This was an indict. mart against she Deft udant fur a nsisslienseauw, at common law, in breaking open the grave of use Jame Renwick, erased, lately taterred in the rhurcheyard of Watford, and carrying away the said busty. The body bad been disietterieol, and directed to be sent off by the coach as a parcel address ed to a person is Tooley.sireet, in the Borough of South_ wark. On the discovery, it was 'clattered at Watford, and a parcel of similar appearance, and with the same addreo, was seat of, which the Poisoner came forward sad claim ed us its ■rnvsl in town. 11 farther appeared in eviJeuce, that the Prisoner was seen iu Watford s►ortly after the ori ginal burial of the young woman. The care went to the Jury, who immediately found the Prisoner Guilty ; and be was ariiienced I. pay a flue of 201. and be outprasuued is the Borough Gaul for twit years. I I.; • 771 E. TURF. MIDDIXIIAM MECTING. • • „ TICT!D•V, A EMIL 18. Stink's of 50. (.41 h, for Ism jr• 110 t Ihne3Uelt.Mnl 4 yrS 01J, 11st '; 5 yrs uld. 11sl. 9!b.; sif sad aerf,• Grailrroeu Rohr* Tso MArs. et. Batas% br. al. Jrarly Huragr, aged ol Fe•goow's g r h. Fora Horner, 5 sr. old. gun. G. In Pow IrtiNrh h • Memory. 5 yrs old. ..... •• • 3 Mr. tyrant'', b'g. Bryan, by Gob!rwpos, azird ...... Pi , . I Lee's ch.'(. Sprcwsdiwn, 5 yrs old Mr. 114rntir's b r. A ppleioa. 5 yrs idd 7to 4 agar Maly llorner-8 SO 4 agsi Bryan ; a goad rare aid rolatasteJ.• Jemmy Horner came ill era'. but • dispute dririe a• id tuttreher she *rot over the refuse halts or ; rt use proved that Jo in Hurddr did Ru i.(111: drier rdass.lismg s. frril diluniSeS, • d .nht aru.r to the utmole•f the die•-•fil.. wheo it .. as, agreed that Ilse ',takes altvut.l be dial& el lA. tro Jr. Horurr and irony Horner, and a I luta to be ter'. 'lb! other bursts itadtaptatabty new the wu onr 'tie u(a pout, I,OITR --Satarttiy a notch for /5 (nirest a aide was rod fib, lover Leah hands, In meta a chewiest barite, send 7 n'er the 'LAW, nod a bp) burst. Yates( !tamale's; bah tLe p petty of Gratierneit of that city. The ebeinsat wat ro , OF by the mower, and "fannies, by Mr. Tboanaa Kiag, hvege. #aaler. Betting Y to il'ota the ebeanot at atartiog. Harm took the kid for 100 reds, when the thrOuti4 oneted, and war. Winalog. fill the alit lip leather gave way within 301 yards of home, by which the rider lout his seam. It ' , Ns a wrlt.ettotetird race, both borer* ataittag play lawn the aloft lag. Couattlerable beta were peadiug. THE CHASE. A GOOD DAY'S SPORT. The Roxby hound. nwt un Wednesday (a by-day) at Hove. berry, and found • dog ins, which they killed in prime styl 'after rushing about three miles; at the moment they *roe breaking up th4s fox, they were hallooed to another, yaw b, •after a ran of ten miles, without Eberle, was likewise kilted ; but the pleasore of this chase was somewhat destroyed so the 'oporlsmuti, Rhea they found at to be a bitch tat, with no fewer thaw eight young ones in ►er—a number widow, if ever, heard of. They found again, sad, after • s►eere ran of - lax wiles, killed, is gallant style, their third fo•—horsrr, bounds, sad sportsmen, alike reedy to retire to rest. It was ' the best seesiiing day these bounds base bad this seism.— (Exeter Gozelle.) A few years ',owe llierr ow• a tiller of wltte youn g forts Cluorl In a coy.. at Hoek Hill, ncarna..ten, alt of WHtrh wwe Ihken to lirslerroadte, and reared by a fox hound hitch that bad receutly *helped. PEDESTRIANISM. BARCLAY MATCH AT SHEFFIELD. Thursday, at drove,. o'clock, Wright, the prdestrian, had Rune tibß smiles. In con...gusto eof the badness of the wea ther on Wednesday nsgbt, about btu o'clock, and having only twelve minutes to walk Ina mile in, it bag mock disturbed him ; hi. cold is worm, sad his legs are swellin,c. Not withstanding he is so touch broken down. hia ',solstices is uosbaken, and be anxiously looks forward to nest Wednes day noon, at twelve o'clock, Ile accomplish los arduous t.ak. lIRIGHTOIV, Aran 20. We regret to stale that his Majesty departed os Wednes. day afternoon for Carlton Palate. The aub4.ty, tr. and steady the whole of the nadieiduals who compere the King's domestic establishment, have also left ; au that the Neilson is nearly deserted. I t would, we apprehend, be ezeniag only delusive hopes, were we to add alum bis litojetay's re turn may shortly be exp. tied. Thai period, wetter, will met . arrive omit several miintliseliall have elapsed, mid • Coon menial journey Anil Issire been accomplished. We saw two persons, ou amides lam, climb up t►at part of she Cliff, from the hollow to the ve,y top whore fleeces- Mat happened to M . Kritcs, mid Knowles, a bitten of upwards of SO feet, and urarly pea peodicular ! The Marquis of LA NSDOWN has arrived in Paris, at the hold Aleurice, roe St. Honore. The Duchess of DEVONSDI RE has set out from Paris for Lynos, from whence her Grace will pro ceed to Florence, and afterwards to Rome. The interconiae between Dover and France was never greater than at the present period, The Arrow mail strain packet banded at those Wares, during last week, twenty-five carriages ■nd 4tl► Two superb steam packets, fitted with larger engines than any other yet made, will be launched this wed( at Liverpool. One is to he called tt.e , St. George, and the other the St. Patrick. The Richmond brig was launched on Thursday at Chichester. She went off is grand style, amidet the (-Mere of thousands of spectator.. His Grace the Duke of Rictuitostn christened her by throwing the bottle of sine. The Duchess and the Milani Eel of NIARCII were present in *carriage and four. as were also Lord Sct.saY, General and Mrs. DOG. RI EN, &c.—lt was a most gratifying spectacle. The East podia Company's ships Rep/ George and Bombay from China, passed Portsmouth on Friday for the Downs. The Royal George sailed from China the 13th December, arrived at St. tia the 16th of February, and sailed from theher. for Eagland on the 40th of the same month. —The Bombay sailed from China the 7th D•f ceralwr ; left the Inglis at abettor off Letcepara, in the Straits of Banc*, on the 24th December; se. rived at the Cape the 3(1 February ; sailed Irons thence on the 13th ; arrived at St. Helena on Ito, 2241 ; and resumed her voyage to England on th.r 26th of the same month. The illiaerna arrived.ar the Cape on the 4th Fr•broory, end erre sett tist,e on the 13th by the Bombay. Tug FUNDII.—On Saturday there wily en:ht , t; new ur doing. Consols were steady : 78L for :Ho ney ; end 7811 for the Account ; Reduced 774! ; 4 per Cents. 94i; Navy 1021}; Long Amin., wt. 194 2 . Foreign Stucks also flat : Spsint-h 66 ; ►b 85; Praetor° 84j; Columbia Bonds 85. Three mouths Half-pay to the Reduced Officers of hi. Majesty's hind forces, to the 24th March, wilt commence pityiag on the 24th instant, and continue every day (Saturday and Sunday excepted) till tiur gild of M a y ; after which time, on Mondays, Turt. days, and Weduesdays. Duna.—At an earty hour on Friday morning meeting took place in the fields at the back of Ole Montpelier Tavern. Coutterwell, between Lieut. K--, It N. raid Mr. 111 4 ,,_ a medical studei.t. attending the bovinity. The Lieutenant was at. tended to the field lap a brother officer, sod Mr. M'-- by his brother, who is • respectable suf.. goon. At the ant ere, the Lieutenant was struck an the,rioht arm by his atlversery's ball, which lace rated the flesh, but the wound is 110 MUMS ds- Renas. The affair then tetsiaited. . , . CORONER'S INQUEST. An Inquest was held oa Saturday al t►e Fleece public house, l.tnleKnight Rider...hist, Docture-Cominous, uu the body of Her. Midas's Shells, a handsome young woman, aged Iti, wife of William Sheila, • waiter at the Crerisn Colfee.house. It appeared in evidence that the husband having found • Wiese use in her room uu Thursday, and laming also reason to suspect that • ciiiniaisial connexion dud taken place betwi ea her and a man of the name of Nickell, look leave of her on Thursday, proposing to here a meeting of some of her family next day, to take her uses rondoict tutu consideration. On Finlay morning, however, on his airiest at her lodging, he found her bed-room dosed, and oil breaking it Orli she was discoveied dead, with cord tied close round her urrk, with which she bad straugled herself.—Verdict, liesawily. As the Chester mail was pa►sing along Bird street, in Lichfield, on MI try week, one 01 the leaders was attacked by 11 hull-dog, and plummeted to the ground by the savage animal. The horse plunged considerably, and it was with difficulty extricated trout the dog ; but had not got many yards before the dog. having obtained his liberty, pursued the object of his lerocity, but ass ter 'woody stopped in his carer by some person in the street. Nu damage, however, occurred, except the poor horse being slightly injured in the mouths '~ i 4!4M.; ..~ Al\ • f I f . ' ~i 4 .4 1 ; 6 1,