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- - II- ..,._; 4 '4. ' 7.. .' i• t, t v it - 1 - c r.% ;•,, .;,....- .. , \ .•,_ „..-:":-..::A` 4 ...—.7. i• - „---,!! 4. 'I I. C ---.;.-- ii ir -, --*; 7'l p'• - • - ..:::- <-,4".. r;; ; ,'•,-,--'":.; ' ',.- 4,- - . 11 , 1 -': - :.•-•!..., T* 4 4,47 ..;:" , ..:4` . 4,1.,•••• 7'HE KING'S COURT. Yestr.rd iv, at three o'clock, his 31ajesty hell twirl at his l'slace it. Pall-twill, which Was ka liwird by— .„. 'Noir Royal Ilielmpose% the Doke, of York and CI 'rester, Lord Chatuberkin, the Lord Steward, the Muster of the the Trra4orer of the Doss.hold, the Doke of Wel. Gott Stick iu Iraitieg ; Viscount Lahr, as Ilte Lor , l in Waiting; Grorrui Finch, sa the Grows in Waiting, and other altentlaols. • At four u'clrw•k his Majesty was pleased to signify Ins commands to hold au investiture of the Order sif the Math. The members being assembled in the first state innm on the left of the grand hall in rlisir full splendid rubes, the names being called over, the Knights Grand Crosses present *tre— llis Royal Highness the Doke of York. whiz as Grand Master, Lord Henley, Viscount Keith, Sir Alured Clarke, Lord I-Lowden. the Duke of Wellington, Sir Richard Strada'''. No. Richard Keat:, Lod Hill, and the fullowiog Officers of the I trier, viz. Dr. Ireland, Than of the Order ; Sir George Nsvlrr, Genealogist; J. Pittman, Esq. Dewily Bath King iii Arms, sad G. F. Belts, Esq. Gentleman Usher of the Red They procevitd in grand proeession through the state up.ostments to tile Royal closet, where Lis 'Majesty .:49 ill re. Issieal to receive them, v4ien the foollowin4 now Members were introduced with ill. , usual ceremonies:—,'ire-admiral Sir Thomas F r oky (noun and on the 16th of May, in the ,nom Admiral Sir W. Cornwallis, deceased), and Admiral G. Campbell (recently nominal/id in flit room of Rear-A.111)441 Sir Thomas Fremantle, Oecraved!, were severally introduced between the two juniur Ettighto, prteed-.1 by the Gentleman Uoher, and il.v•••lrd with thr eroigns of Knights Grand Crosses Orti•r. L t nie:,:iiit-Colonel Sir Alexander LPilh, K.C.B. ‘.a. introit:reed to his by Sir Oro. Nolyler, owl was tncrrtcd with the honour of Knight Cotn- 111:• 0, Icr. ' l _ ,r Duke of \Vdling'ou bad an audience tf the King. A L.II4CK'S BILL. The4e r•legrint su,l ftiqlliou4ble rowntir, nn We.;. evrtti..g. were atiemieri h tilmvurrig or 4110 :1)« firgt funk, rhititoctuoi), anti Isshion. Ay; limtr were— .l rt a,d Princess Estrrhazy, Prince Sapielia, and 'III , ' I.•rlJruslri n. I. sof Rolland and Beaufort. Deehess of Amyl]. Downobire, Graham, and tiontly. Downslure. Dowager Down. shire, Homily. Cornwallii . , Worcester, and Rath. !:rude—shaties'oury, Denbigh, Clumne I, Westrnos land, Er,,n HI. , A boric, Enseherry, Darnley, Dartmouth, Beau. chen.v. .re, Clans illiam, Glengall, Jersey, and Belfast. Co•,at.s.cr—Harenurt, Cowper, D'Ameland, Forresene, J.on•tl Ile, Eostnn, Aboyne, Sefton, Roxburgh. Derby, MO111111:11111, Darn ley, Clare, M sneers, Jersey, and Bathurst. Lo-rls—NTolynetix t Was. Bowl!, Falmouth, Kil y, IV a k l:.,.Grantham, Longhlsorougls, F. L Gower, Ellen. Dt nevor, Colson, Palmerston, Cranborne, Anek law% C. , ":on, %Wm. Lenaux, Breckuock, J. Tl.yrsue, G. So. 1111114... aid C. 31anners. ;,,,,14.--1 4 Eim)ozham, G. ('avendish, M. Eyler, ustehm, C....prr, William Ronal, (►sou Won, F.Frti ecu e, J).cr , .. S. B4tlPv, Grevill,,, Grantham, E. Lowe. I. F.,41e, C. Wortley, Vim., Forrester, Hill, G. :Cowie, M...cers, G. Seymour, Gordon, thicie, Linaford, M. )1 olytoeux. C. Macdonald, E. EaKcessahr, Ridley, Sul 1.1, s;.r Caollercaels, E. Grey, l.nwlitoti, J. Antsesley, J Mich, M. Manley, E. and C. Samero t, I. 'II,. )..„ IL Buller, G. Hingham, F, Vernon, Leum.x, I!,ii h., Penh, J. Fitzroy, Laseelles, J. Petri., L t:, fn—T. As loulhunt, 3. W. de Bathe, J. Artie!, R. Sl'Fnr- I :,,: z nyhe, .1. Shelley, T. Liddell, %'m. J. T limes M. l'iceney, and G. litibini.on. Elphinsinne, Broauluw, Pakenlima, I> •••-. ,nd 113rewucid. •.nl—Filzelnrenee. J. Walpole, and Capri. . —Hon. Fin teseue, HUM Burrell, H. Rarinc, P. , W. Melville, Hon. J. Coventry, Hun. Hying, J. ',d011.. T. llaikes, Iluchet, Arbuthnot, H. Cave's. 1.. Fox. ,aniei—Flisherhert. Hon. Burrell, W. Melville, Hon. liukkoddin, Pskenhons; Mitchell, Arbuthnot, H. ('ay elool i :1401 G. L. Fox. , Codringion, Wilmot, Filzelarence, Fitz •.v. ti. Needham, Liddell, Mark Kerr, Ferguson, t: t‘,.t! •%, lion. Nlorton, Hon. Rowley, Stroll, Mitchell, Seymour, Copal, Dewitt*, Rowley, mod 4e. Eurl and Countess Srssces and family arrived yesterday afternoon at their house in St. James's plare, tram Pais. The Earl and Countess a Sr. Gears SINS enter tained a large party of distinction yeateislay, at their house io St. James'aesquare. The Doke of DEVONSHIRE entertained a large posy of distinguished persona ,, es at dinner !Pester. slay. at D e vonshire House. 'ln the caroling his Grace. gave a concert, which was very Gumerunaly and fashionably attended. Mrs. BEAUMONT gave a grand hall and supper yesterday evening, at her house in Portman-square. which was attended by nearly 300 distinguished fathionables. Mrs. Gums has issued cards of invitation for a splendid rout on the 19th instant, at her house in New Burlington-street. On %Vednesday sennight Lord STEWART present orl a full-length portrait of the late Sir H ENRY VANE TEMPEST, in a splendid frame, to the•Ex- Ciiiige News Room at Sunderland. Miss BYRNE is now playing at the Newcastle theatre. The Observer of Sunday will contain particulars of the Qt.:Fs:ol Journey to London, his Matorry's Message to the Hutlae■ of Parliament, and her 51starry's Message is consequence, with a full report of the proceedings. • . 'floe thy hrr Majesty the Queen of ENGf.AND arrived in London, a most curious infant Elephant, shout three feet high, seven months old, was added to the splendid collection at the Royal Menagerie, Exeter'Change; it was brought over to this country from India in owe of the Honourable Company's ships, and is so perfectly deeile is its dispoodicia that sta his passage be was the Opium of • numbe► of Mikan who came over in the same vessel ; lie has already CUUMSIIOIIII a WWII attachment to the young Mau his keeper, sad evinces the greelest anxiety if he at tempts to rtir from him, inmates' ►hat he is ablated to sirep with him to het, him quiet; matinee east armed the Contrast between it and the enormous .••• .thatitas beet ewe so many years. THE KINGS _-._ T ntimisets unending Itis„MAJMITY`a Leyte on Weilownlay ninon isterl to hrtwoeh seven Nod eight iinnii.rd. The nutnipers forts-nerd were Ire far tont rd . proportion .:re it to Dinar. prest-01. The following are i..c remainder Of the presentations :-- Lirei, neat Flinkrr, Ills W.I. R. by the (.teal in Visiting. Maio G.-torsi Barkinsuse,4 Ilse Lord in Wailing. I.;eutenant-rolosiel Forbes, 79th Regiment, on promotion. Air .1 mos Blair. by the Loos' in Writing. Lieutenalit and Cii.igis Arthur Legge, H. P. Guards, by the Lord iii Waiting, Mr. Grey, Captain of the Nrorikontherland Volunteer Ca valry, 1 t eke Lord in Wnitine. Mr. A. 31 irsdem 1.,- the Lord in WaiiinC.. Mr. A. M Ward. as reiserning to Porto j ai. • The Mai f i nis 4.f Borkingham, by the Lore) in Waiting. Hon. Captani Forbes, Coldstream Guards, by the Lord id Waiting. Mr. W. Moult. by the Lord in IVaitiut. The Lai I of 1. 1 %bridge, by the Lord in Waiting. 1 . :11` El. I of Dirliii.oo4, by the L,rd in Wants/ • Teo- mut Tamworito. by the Lord in Wailing. Mr. IV. Benin, by the Lord in Waiting. Visroorit Falmouth, by the Lord in Waiting. Viscount Galway, I.y the Lord in Wooing. 1 lie Eat! of Cavan, by the Lord iu Waiting. L or d liellm.nre. by the Lord iii Waiting. I. Lord rilanty, by the Lard in Waiting. Vi.eriont Kionoird, by the Earl of Cu ssli.. The Marquis of nuttily, on receiving the Order of the Bath. The Earl .; Athlone, on his going to Mr. I) ieidrini, Northumberland Volunteer Cavalry, by the Lord in Waning. Mr. Johnson, by Gen. Sir 11. Johnson, Bart. G.C.B. 'Ube Rev. William Dlgby, Prebendary of Worcester, by the Lord in Waitiss:f. Mr. II Simpson, by the Lord in Waiting. 31ajor-Geti. Airey, Qiirrter.slaster•General to the Forces in Leland, on his on-teal from Ireland. Hon Csisiain Maude. It.A. by Virrount B d. ERI I Ludlow, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieutenant-Colimel Sir George Berkeley, 4411. regiment, liy the laird in Wailing. 31r. Cutlets, 31.1'. by the Earl of Chirbcsler. 31r. Gore, by the Nlarspii• of Camden. Captain Snodgrass, Bengal Native Infantry, by the Lord in Wain lit!. On him returning to India. Captain 'l' Forster, R.N. by Slr. Forster. Captain Fal apt liar, R.N. by Lord Sle [vine. Admiral Markham, by the Lord in Wailing. Captain 3Varren, C.B. of his NI Jjesty's ship Bulwark, by Sir W. Domrti,G.C.B. Major.Gentral O'Loughlin, on his return from Ireland. Vice-A.6Mo' Sir Thomas Poky, by the Lord iu Wait ing. The Rrverend Dr. Barrow, by the Honourable Geueral Maj-r. General Sir T. Dyer, by the Lott! in Wailing. Vire.A.ltniral Sir E. Butler, by the Lord in Wailing. General Raymond, by the Lord in Waiting. We. J. 0. Preston, by the laird in Waiting. Capt. Chas. Carter, U.N. by the Lord in Waiting. Capi..l..Nnston. Grenadier Guards, by the Lord lu Wailing. Sir Geo. ge IVai render, to Irian bandit, by the Lord in Wainer,: Sir Robert Wigram, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir John Cost Dippistey, by the Lord in Nailing. Capt. Letinock. It.N. by the Lord in Waiting. ('apt. Capt. Wallop, by the Earl of Portsmouth. Capt. Mackenzie, 2 , 1 Drazoons, on his •ppoiOnicot. Capt. Capri, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. Capt. Korn-wilt, on his marriage. Capt. Sykes, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. Capt. A. P. Girco, R.N. on his retort; from service. Capt R. Croker, ft. N. by the Lord in Waitiot. Captain George Manners Sutton, R N. by Yice.Aelnliral &Oberon. Capt. J. N. Tayler, It N. end C B. on recr.very frogs his n Is, Ind on receiving the Order of Rae Bath, by Lord lames 111 P. Captain Louis, R A. Iry the Lord in Waiting. Crptaiii Barlow, Wills Regimen'. by Sir G. Barlow. lire. A. \iaUkewa , WO. Prebendary of Hereford, by Litird Sidinnuth. Colonel Tossiisheed, 141 Foot Guards, on promotion. !Acute's:int 31. Walker, lith Dragoon Guards, Ina pro motion. Lieutenant T. R. Brizstoek. R.N. Flag-Lieutenant to, and by Ailiturol Sir G. Campbell. Captain Knauer , k.N by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Northey, It N. by the Lord iu Waiting. Cloaks C S...pbord. R.N. on his return from abroad. Lieutenant 111•Derowit, 14th Fool, by the Lord its Waiting. Lind Belhaven, by the Lord in Mailing. Mr. Stevenson, Surgeon, ()enlist, and Aurist, to his Boyd Ilignuess the Doke of York. on his •ppoisriment. General Sir Charles Grano, to take leave on cuing abroad. Major Geiseral Goidun, on Lis return from Indi c The Bishop of Down, by She Ion! its Wailing. Captain Illnett, It N. by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Cuilib-rt, R.N. by Lord Melville. C.apiain H. Hill. R.N. by Lord MeltiUe. Ciotti.' .1. Dick, R.N. by the Lord in Wailing. Captain Boates, Royal Burrs Guards, un his promotion, by Lord Kenyon. Captain C.'!'. Crofton, R N. by the Lord is Waiting. Alajur Caton, Royal Hurst Artillery, by the Lord iu Wait ing Captain Packwood, R.N. by the Lord its Waiting. Cninain Tatoall, It N art promotion, by Sir A. Cochrane. Captain Hookas, by Viseount Sidasoulls. Captain Mishit., It.N..by the Lord in Waiting. Major Hording, by t h e LOW in Waiting. Major Dolomite, Grenadier (Guards, Aille.de-Camp to his Excellency the Lard Lieutenant of Itelaud, by the Lord in Slatting. Major Clements, Grenadier Guards, on his retorts front frame. _ _ _ Captain Gordon, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. .Major Turner, by the Lord in Wailing. Rear-Admiral LeVCSOII Gower, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Henniker, by Lord Henniker. Admiral Sir William -Dontelt, un being made a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the •Bath. dlr. Minks, nn going abroad. Scarlet!, King's Consign!, by the Lord in Waiting. Liratenant:Critunel llacesfield, Amistant Quarter-Master- General, by the laird in Waiting. Mr. A. Iliiverie, by the Lord in WaitillZ. Mr. Powell, Grill/111 of the Privy Chamber to his Majesty, by the Lord in Waiting. Alderman Alkins, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Gurney, by the Lord in Waiting. The Dean of Winitaor, by the Lord is Waiting. Mr. 1.011 , 1 1 , by the Lord in Mr. Children, by General Sir •11.1. B/uomfiehl. Sir Thomas Lethbridge, on his appuitstasseut to Ilse Qd So merset Militia. Captain Wynn, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. ilamiltua, Coldstrease Guards, by the Lard in Waiting. Captain T. Wolrige, R.N. on his marriage, by Fireoant Captain Park er, 6Rth regiment, us his appointment, by the Lord in Waiting. The Bishop of Ferns, on b;s translation, by Nioeutint Bernard. Captain 800 rcliier, R.N. on hi• return (tooth* Newer/win& 18411 station. Captain Hugh R.N. by the Lord is Witilin*. • Captsiu Brrvton, 3d battalion Royal Scots, by ibis sped i■ %Smiting ' t Colonel Nielenster, Rnyal Engineers. by SW LataL i■ Waiting... Krare,li light dragoons, on hie prornution l by the Doke Nurl..ik. Lieut.-ICnium.tErumele Genrge Smyth, uo his return (rum abroad. • • • Mejoe-Getirresl)seklibtl. pe Me return &nue Ceylon. Ce main G. Miller Rhgli, K. N. by the rd tee•Wie ) iitog. Certain Nara), R.N. by th e Loni in Waiting. • . Captain New, R.N. by the Loot in *Al a ,. Genera( Sic George Haven, ti C.R. on hie investiture, . Arthdeseon Owen, Chaplain Gemmel, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Foster, by floe Lard in Wailing. • Lieutenant G. Lewis, Royal Eassweres, on his setters from Germany. Liristeaant Devon, Marine Areillrry, by the Lord in Major-Central Molyries, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieutenant Air Henry Salon, 9th Dragoon Guards, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir Wm. C. Bagshan, by the Lord in %Faith's. Mr. Laswall, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. Dr. 'Fawn Scott. by the Lord In Waiting. Mr. Reytrs.ls,on lain appointment as Commissioner°, the Ineriteent Deldots ('mir!, by Loral Siihrionth. M r . grory r di, lay the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Brokelry Pagrt, by the Lord in Wailing. Mr. Wells, by the laird in Waiting. Mr. Peplor, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. IligWeley, by the Lord iu t'niting. Mr. Dillingham Gordon, by the Lord in Waiting. Lierst..Ownenl Cowie, Royal Artillery, on his return front the West lustier. Captain C. Phillips, R.N. ou promotion, by Lord Mel rille. Vice. Admiral Air L tr. Halstead, on promotion. Vire.Admirel Sir I' C. Henderson Dorian", usi promo. tiun awl return from the Continent. Lord Dougsmrson, by the Lord in Waiting. . Mr Daly, M.P. by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. G. Walpole, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Lorry, Warwick Yeomanry, by the Lord in WaitinS. Pet.). %Inman. of his Majesty's ship Roehfurt, an his re. WA from the Mcdlierrauesse, lay the Bishop of Landon. Lieut.-Colonel Stewart, tyroor Militia, by the Lied in lVaitu» g. Lieutenant H. Andrews, 4th King's Own Regiment, on hie mariiaye. Captain Usher, by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Bose Fuller. R N. by Loral Chichester. Lieutenant A. M. Baynard, King's Hussars, by the Lord Chamberlain. Lieutenant G. E.Jolliffe,l9th Lancer., on promotion. Lienienaut Burrard, Grenadier Guards, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Robert Parnther, by Lord Ashbrouk. Mr. Coy, by the Lord in Waiting. Admiral Pigott, by the Lord an ‘Vuiting. Admiral Sir Richard Rodney Bligli,G.C.B. ob receiving tbe honour of Knight of the Bath. Major• General Carey, un promotion and return Eros Ireland. Col. Picot, 2lot light dragoon'', on his return Gnus Lodi*. Major General Dalrymple, by Sir G. Warrender. Mr. Lin.laey Durrell, by the Doke of Northumberland, The Rev. Thomas Ju'kW , . by Sir Waller Sir James :Montgomery, by the Lord in Waiting. Reverend Charles Spencer ll:rurcltier, by the Lord I■ Waiting. Reverend William Holmes, Slob-Dean of ilia Majesty% Chapel Royal, by the Bishop of London. Reverend George lived'. by the Bishop of Exeter. Sir George Jerningham, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir Thomas Stanley, by the Lord in Waiting. Reverend Robert Grosvemw, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Tempest, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Reilingfirld, to presrid a Petition. Mr. Ilinrlirliffe, by the Bishop of Exeter. Mr. H. Willoughby, by the Lod in Waiting. Mr. Robert Hay, by Lord Melville. Mr. It. Thompson, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Standish, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr Greenwood, by the Lind to Waiting. Rev. Thorns', Hulse, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. Frederick Manners Sutton, by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Captain Bastard, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut. Framer, 3.1 Guards, by the Lord in Waiting. tarot. F. Daly, 411. Light Dragoons, on his promotion. Mr. Waddington, by the Lord in Waiting. Dr. Este, Ist Life Guard., by General O'Loughlin. Alr. Thomas Walpole, by the Lord in %Vatting. Sir William Adams, by the Lord to Waiting. Captain the Ham J. Coventry, Vi'oreesteraiiirt Militia, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Percy F , Commissioner 2f hi■ Majesty% Navy, by the Lord in Waiting. Major-Genersi B. Gordon, on his return from the Staff of Ireland: Mr. Wilson, an going abroad. Mr. Griffith Wynne, by General Finch. Mr. William Mellish, by the Lur.t in w a ilin g . Mr. Wynn Relasysr, by the Lord in Watling. Mr. lieges,. by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. James Haifurd, LH V. by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Thomas Esimnier,' by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Ponce., M.P. by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Kenyon, King's Counsel, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Hart, K.nes Counsel, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieutenant Statile, 3d Gismos, by the Lord is Waiting. Lieutenant Cameron, Grenadier Gaud', by the Lord IN Waiting. Alr. Cooke, n■ King's Counsel. by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Hill, by his uncle, Lord Hilt. Mr. Evelyn, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Merry, late Envoy to America ■ud Sweden, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Clough Taylor, Yosk Hussars, by the Lord in Welting. Mr. Yorke, by tbe Laird in Waiting. Sir Nicholas Culiburst, by the lord in Waiting. Mr. George Wombwell, by the Lord in Wailing. Mr. Birshoup, by the Lord in %Vaiiing. Mr. Chnk SIIIVIerI, on his marriage, by Major• General Sir S. Browny, K.O D. Mr. Currey., by the Lord in Waiting. Sir C. _Burrell, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir W. Coll, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. G. Sheildros. by the Lord iu Waiting. Mr. Temple, on bill return from Frankfort. Mr. T. Welch Duni, by the Weil in Waiting. The Rev. Dr. Small, with air Addrewi from the Synod of Perth mid Stirling. Mr. Tunl t o, by the lord in Waiting. Mr. Grenville, by the Lord iu Waiting. Mr. J. ft. liyuastun,Shrewbury Yeomanry, by Lient.-Gen. Lord Hill. Rev. Dr. Marlow, President of Si. John's College, Oxford; and Prebendary of CaWerhury, Ly the lord in Waiting. tler. Dr. Russell, Herd Master of Charter-house School, by the Bishop of London. Lieut. Litmtind Bridgman, by his father, the Hon. and Rev. Gro. Bridgemou. Lient.-Culuatel Sir Richard Robertson, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. P. Bastard, on taking Orders, by Lord Sidmoulls. Sir Gringo Barlow, by the Lord in Waiting. ' Mr. Gosake, as one of his Majesty's Connie!. Mr. Hammond, by the Lord in %Vaiting. Lieut.-Colonel Sir A. Cathcart, by She Lord in Wage . g u abbrotike, by the Lord ill! Waiting. t Colonel Baroo Fuyell, half-pay 23th Light Dragoons** t the Lord in %Voliing. Lirntesiant.Geni rat Sir C. G. Crawford, on being invested wills the Grand Cross of the Both, by the Lord in Wait ing. Licistenant.General Sir H. Oakes, on being created a Knight Grand Croat. of the Rath niciimit.Gencial Elwes, by tits Lord in Waiting. Litnienaiii.f:enerat Meyrick, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieuteitant.Getieral (hr, by die Lord in Waiting. Lientenani.Generallkea, by the Lord in Waiting. Maiur . Gesieral.Dalsell, un his arrival in England. 1 Mr., Hon Ilion, un his return from North America, by (44 0041Sir.H. illillll.oll, Bari. G.C.B. ' Maim -General It. Berms:son, by the f.ersl in Waiting. illikeir•Genersl Needham, MI promotion lOW appuintmeat to lbwath Bora Valera. Battalion. Isient,Gentral by the lord in Waiting. Grinti,lry the Lord in Waiting. thol.trojonet Sir Jame. Wilson, on having received Ike %mow 9( Knighthood as Knight Commaarke of the Num Otos. Military (Order of the Bath. Brrvet Lient-Culanel W. Thorn, 1.41 b 1410 tit promotiun, I.i. al -Colonel ai'Dernintl, R M. by Ilse Torii in Milting. lateigt.-Colonel A. Moosehead. R B by the Loral its Waitioog. Lirmi..Codonel Tryon, Sikh regiment, es hie marriage. Roeliwersk, by the Lord in Wittier. Liest..Colanel Rowe Wear, lak Royal lasemilaire erglashrt, en his appointment. Me. A. Henniker, Stafford Yeomanry, by lewd Bearriker. Captain Corlancham, to present as Address from the Orangemen of Ireland. Mr. H. Cipriani, Coon of the Yeomen of the Hoard, by the Emit of MeeeleArld. Major Hoy. Egad baba Cagsnpaoy, Ivy the 1401111 is Wailing. Major P. thowker, by the Lord in Waiting. Major J 3,11,0 Beled,64lsh regormogit. on his prognelloon. Captain Chatter Greeley, R.N.by The HIM. Edward Twosome. by the Iles. Major•Groseral Booville. The lino Cioarles Boiler; by the Lord is IVaillog. Major %Jerrie by the Lord in Wailing. The rail rtes. U. Bridgemen, by the Lord in Wait. use. • Earl of Clanwil:iam. lay O. Lnrd is TrailitTE. Major-General Blackfield, E.I.C. Service, by the Lard in Waiting. Rev. Richard Baker, on bin !appointment as British Chap lain at Hainboorel- Major-General Sir E. Boiler, Ny the /AIM in WoilinX. Lord Yarborough. by the L oyal in %Veiling. Earl of Blesinton. by lie Lord is , Wailing. Mr. Borwell. Lieutenant-Colonel of the Ayrshire Yee- Many Cavalry, by Ike Lord in Waiting. Mr. Prier Heywood, by the Lord in Wailiug. Lord %Arid, by else Lord to Waiting. Enrol J. Hey, by olio. Lord in Writing. 'Lord Emir'', by the lord in Waitiog. Lord (geome foiewerl. by Lord Melville. Loyd Abingdon, by she Lord is Waiting. Lord Arrouridl, try the Marquis of Backlogging*. ' _ _ Mr. 11 French. by the Lord in Waning Mr. Barnwell bromic, by the Lord in Weiiiing. Admiral Sir E. Thornborough, by lie Lord is Wailing. Rear-Admiral Williinsoo, to psy his mpecta es hi. M ajesty's aereerion. Mr. Lawbor, by the Lord in Wailing. Mr. A. C. Great, by the Lord its Waning. Mr. Nimes, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Charles Cavendish, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. J. B. Mane, by the Lord is Waiting. Licit -Colonel Merlay, on his rehire ham Ireland. Rev. H. Tony, by the Lord in Waitiug. Rev. G. Holmes, by the Lard is IYsitiag. . Viscount Dooley, by the Lord in %Wainer. The Doke of Guidon, by the Lord is The Rev. Henry Morrell, by the Lord iu Waiting, to pay his dutiful respects to his Majesty on his accession, having been previously presented to his Majesty when Regent, at Oxfard, by the Chancellor of the University. THE QUI:EN. Previous In the Queen leaving Dover, a depute. lion or the inhohitauta waited upon her Nl:Unity, at the Ship low, with the lullowilig Addr.s., which was received by her Majesty very graciously 7'. the Queen's Most lizeelkat Majesty, _ " May it plesselonr Royal Majesty, _ 44 We, your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal sal jects, the inhabitants of the town soil port of Dever, beg leave in appro‘eh your Majesty's most !rations person', he otter our MOM hearty congratnlations on your Majesty's safe arrival in your own Kingdom. We beg leave to wore your Ma. jest, bow deeply we deplore the events wkieffi wider the dispeoltation of Divine Providence, have so lately taken place in this nation; awl beg leave to offer to your Majesty our sincere roadolenee on the demise of our late much-be loved and ever-to-be-lamented Sovereign...and to assure your Majesty of nue firm attachment to the Douse of flanuswiclt, and of oar detenvoisalion to support, at all time% them principles which•plared them on the Whitish Throne. • . 6 We rejoice is the opportunity whirl your M ajesty bap, at this time, heels graciously pleased so airmail no of rnhiress ing yon, for whom we entertaisi the highest and most pro found venetatiou sad respect, sad to assure your Majesty how folly we participate iu every Imppions. you can rape rime', sod more particularly oat your brio; wow placed un the BIWA throne as Queer of Great firkins. May this event, so pleasing to the - motion, be productive of permanent feli city to your Majesty ; and may your reign over us be lung mud happy." • Tu which her Majesty was graciously pleased to reply :-- “ I am very deeply impressed with all the attention the town of Dover has *hewn to use or' my arrival is these realms. I trust that some period will arrive, wheat I Italy be permitted to promote the happiness of my subjects, as I indeed feel most gratified is Iseiai again mimed t o so ruble sod geuerons a nation." Shortly after her Majesty'. arrival at Canterbury the Corporation were introduced by Mr. Aldermen Wood, when the Mayor read the following Ad. dr. ss - - - - - To her Most Gracious Majesty,QweenCaroltne of Enatnnd. " We, his 51ajesty's dutiful and lays, sashjects, the Mayor, Aldermen, Sheriff; and Common Councilmen of the ancient city of Canterbury, beg lease most respectfully to approach your Royal presence with our onset re and hearty ensile-stn. lotions uu your Majesty's safe arrival in this City; soil to express our fervent hope that your Majesty may lung lire in the esteem and admiration of a loyal and dutiful people." The Queen returned thanks in a few words, la menting that the fatigue she had endured prevented her making a snore suitable speech; her Al.jesty said site felt high gratitie.ttion at the attention paid to her by the Corporation of C•aiterbory, and that she hoped the day would come when she should be esialAeal to contribute ta the..hapinuess of her loyal sisal affectionate people. The Members of the Corporation were then seve rally ion/dead to her Illejeaty, end had the honour to kissltter .hllajesty7s . flasid. Several ladies who lied witnessed Use reception of the Corporation hail afterwards the honour of kiselq her Misiesteshend and of conversing with her. ham great pleasure In staling that the Mayor was accompanied on the ocean l.y seven Alder men, the Sheriff; the Turin Clerk, and aishren ' Common Councilmen's . • itICHASSIIott: thettltLllCit. and Co. resurctfully acquatut Ibis Public. that the labt Day of Dreiviug this Cottety will be the 2.3i1 i #llll+ll4 Stale of the Wheel. FOUR of .4311,000 FOUR . to • goy • '1,0)0 • FOUR ••.v. son FOUR And 411 usher GOWN COllllOlll and Muni y. Tickets and Shares, warranted nudrawn, are ...I Side NI RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cu.'s °Ste!, tank buildings, Corobill, and Charing-from. Yesterday an !ugliest was held at the Green Coal * Boy. Tuthill fields, before Mr. thll,.Cursiner fur Westiosientirr,. uso the body of Mrs. Sarah Poole, aged frO. The liretheed. a respectable lastly residing in the Willow-walk, Wessnainater: on the prsredlpg day sbe dined wish her family, and appeared 'cheerful and fit as rood a state of health as venal: los a minutes aNer the cloth way removed, her head snot, ',laid she fell off the choir in a Mats of, insensibility. The Mink of the family were very mash alarmed al Slia circuits istaier, and a dotter was immediately rat fur, who "mew pt ed to bleed her, but in vain; she expired instantly. Vir diet—Dist itif SU eisifilion of God. An Impair was Wit at the filar and Gaiter, Abingdon store, beforet t sme Coroner, we ter body of Sarjeaat Clegg of the Merl, who 'bopped sinew mad expired at list proct•salein when the slag emit In the flume of lards we Tuesday. Verdiet—"ApoPlat?' DISTURBANCES IN PARA. 'V The interest ask, 'poi* Fern of Monday lat 4, • h". have arrived at oar 'office, if ehpersectesl by the ',melted 1.- legt.dpbic intelligence room lvaiais, that the law stardews , Paris were in a .tale Mite Short of Inserreit Too. nest have seen retorted fume the viol are ilm.y Axel displesed 1.41. several evertui.pris during the imitation of the Law of k.l.n lions, in the I.lriiiilnv srf Depntles. 1r the studs a the laws of their eoetatty tear% these ytimitie tieashmeis ....Iv no violate the resmct which is due Iss ties, and In distiirh the Cl/46 , ra Ifillq11111111", *nub' he eery advisable in 6... rend their Ittionet. 'thug. ther. The Student, who was untended by the tonsket shot sni the plan Carton. I, on Satnrday a veinng, died in three hentes dire that event. A Conned ‘lionstere se,i• held on the same wino.!, at the hnnae of the K.epre of 'h- al. at o'clock, whirls soul:osu..l until two k %nada!, morning, .11!111! 7, I! A.N. From the forowing telegiaphor di.patele i.e. send be! e from PAris X 1 11 n ' ClOrk this mu,,, inv. it app. :W. 10131 tier Sludruts, who had tumult sin asser,dilv.l on tt.o. Id and 3-1 of June, o.n die Mute Ln.. XVI , the place Innis XV., and , saber parts of the rift, sift! r ntinued their none. midi" notwithstanding the Ordinaore of the Prefect of Police p.. 1.. Imbed on the 41h, and inserted in the Antifeur of the bin. The tetegreplae dispatch is in the Inllowint term.:— " A great ornstoe of stooks's' have again assend.h.l in oho Plar.• I.nnif XV : Ind in other parts of the e.t. 'lhr griedarmerte, arrordinz 1,. the Ordinance of the re• f. ct of Poker, repaired to the plate whore they were ainventd..l, and dispersed them. They assembled again Olga lu slw Faubourg ht. Antoine, to excite use inh.hua. is In rurrenl ion, but they for sot it calm and divintil 1.. the Those good citizen. joined the public - 141111101 - 18 , rs to to., an end to the disorder. This ty•five of the riokis lame beet. ar rested, and are in prison." THE TURF. TATTERSALL'S, THURSDAY, Jusc P. DONCASTLIt 10 In 1 it 31mireilli 13 to 1 nod I.l4eur. 14 to 1 apt Arbuinr ST. Ercr.n. 14 In 1 acct Allieni3n Id ft. l next Trawsprr 20 1 , ) I apt any ushrr. SIEWSIARIEET ST. LEGER. 6 to 4 •gat Sailor I in 2 agst OXFORD CEP. 8 to 4 agst Chatopicoosi. DERRY. 100 to 6 apt c. by Walton I lon to 4 agot Brostier to 100 to 5 apt Brusher to Rowena. Partisan BOXIA'G. A match of .band lank pltzre on Wednesday evening, after Cribb's benefit, in liarper's.nelda. Paddington, between W. Aland, a boxer of VanlP note. and a Birmingham man. who strung'', fancied hintart Ilia prowess land been talked aver at the FlWeb' G n at, and afterwards at Cribb's. Tlvt coolish t man boasted that be rarest hut little about weight, and be was a nuclei for most of the fighting men. An eln,telir present nut willing to overmatch, proposed 4V. Abbot, and he was sent for, who soon arrived, in n roster mosiger's cling. The men were willing to tight to the nearest Geld, and at eight o'clock they peeled on the chosen spot. Tanner and Sampson see.ridesl Brummagem, and Richmond and Tom Jones picked Abbot The drat round aliened that the emintryman bad more action than figtst. Abbot kept caption, and to closing threw his adversary. 2. Abbot drew Mon) by a left handed bit npan the irury, and it was partially eel Wiled, and the CO it tit ryman , iu etn,ing, knapped upon the weaving erten., and he was ertwerd. 3. The countryman Irv, in much confusion, and i c wss dropped by • right-banded facer, mud it ults a horse to a it , a. The went Owen num& Ike countryman low knocked 4iu wn, and Tamer, one of his seconds, left him. pa he had uo chalice, and with this altuksome advice, that Ise wousl-1 hemp worse In every runnel, which was the ease. He footle four other rounds tritim, a cloture, and could sit ire brought again to the scratch, Sisk Abbot won it Ili I I Mi nutes without a bunt. . • CIIA RITY CfIILU ICgN. Yesterday the Right Htne,,..ihe Lord M , yor. Sheriff'. revers! of the Alderman; attended by the City Marshals. &c. went iis grand state to St. Paul's Cathedral to the miniyirrfory Sleeting 0` tite t hardy children (boy. to.l,*lbitorlies are climbed, maintained, and Odarated by. rolobtary coettrthua nom., ill the several charity sclstrols amino the cities of L toil mat Weaturion4W, Southwark. and parts adjacent. Every • street 'leading to the Cathedral presented the moat gratifying spectacle the ey* of seunibilito could !echoic!, aualawhich no odic r met ini.olis in the world could milithata.;- . lweerittiog a procession of children, amounting to 14000. el I chitin& homely. bat decent and cornfortalliestlitthing, well fed, and health and cheerfulnesaghswittg 041 i:1•If diet lot. The childrits of each 66044 'erre bead..) by t heir maters and mistresses sotteded by the •a ro•It leaulba, with their. hatums. When all were Prated out elevated Isearltei tutder . the great dome of St. Viol's, pouring Nils ; shin. Creditor, and thanks to their earthly 11464440ra. .it afforded a rich treat to the hilitempilative rt.toet. The seron.•ii reds preached by the ilight•Rev. Fat h'er in God, William Lord .fits! op of WM/411: The Chords was extremely hill, and 'well attend. Pa fly the sappurtrts of the Charity. " D ews .J tiliteitelieu"—" The Coro.nalion Aoth , ne . — ti.rmirl's Canned Chaves • 6 Hallrlrj th, Jr the Lard God," &e. wertiaseg . hy tile gentle'''. is of the Choir, who Asa Qhaunted dlw l'salais the chnhiltritt joining in the chemises. The children also !soot; • two or three I . 6 saletnitt - grad at),l*. - The evidleettete at the &mt , we aws hisport• say. was Itlearal.. Mire service., idle chtlarru maimed no alifferent procri *isms to their rewpeetive set tr. and ithst Gilead% sp.4l inattintttrr• a.f the t hardy weisair..d to Ilea Loudon Tairrti, where a Sllllllllllolid rntrrtdiumtrut sv•la r• passel for theta. The Right Hod, the Loa' Ma) ar 'is Vie Chair. _ CAUTION 7'o SURIANTS. It I. highly nerestaty IMt genii( men ' s nix slionlol be Orpion 'their tinted spews, a tint sir Awes' pe.t. ucr 'Opon a novel miarat ut rnlpin iy. Two terthe pont, got ststut, ,ine diemwo as a Cui..n.3u.l the utlwe Ernie..lly as. orril kittaks at t h e 41.“.1 . and cuntrirra • shwa , Its get .11 he seo vow. from the kitchen, and While hr keelts than I. aliscustrow, hos comp turn 1181.11 flit area alsisc. r • leti k leis u, mitt carries men) irkisleser he can ester b held. of In Sheir absence. Ibe %lentil is Skew 'Litre's to the shim groom. 1.110 , 1106 . 0 w Smuts "gotta day," atttl full.ts• his to tend bievetwl a tibtteries wf• this ateseriptiun hate been committed to Ws kelepaittutre and Gtustr6itir.stp.ate. foisirsattly Yrsitialay ~wing whirs the villatita mule riontrivtag their Oast al the hawse a Alfa. Ilittakatt. of 41, Pura laud-place, hefore the strwerw.had resewled his t 4,11 his esimeantami went into the kitchen and was ' taken its custody. The genital mule his escape by takih In his heels. The, prisoner was brought yesterday to blialboroolb.ronet, sett cuseuditted for trial. W i 1 ~.