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Risers, Coisbershere, Graves, St. Asspb, Crossbows. H . Bests inch, Rubes t alawners, Kensington, Row, Hood's. Sad Pe Deassaaville. • RigAl ffirarrassides—Sir John Nieholl, if,.,. Bagwell, C. Grant, Robert Peel, Wm. Haskinee, W. H. Freeload.; slid N Vassitturt. HoNourables—Jabs Tollemarke, Eardley. Hegel ] Wledase, W. Bassierlow, G. Pavilion, I'. W. Gage, T. Hens siker, Lieeessaid.Cokreel Butler, k*a. Jobs Btacknr•44. etightlell Hoot li Nost, Colonel Meeektee, Francis Starr bops, I#lllllnl 1161Mitioo, L. Neel, Captain Powlett, R. 14, Copse's Nerrik LW, R." Gerrard Neel, Lieut t •Colowel Gardarr, Lissome's Keith, R.N., .--- Barairwall, sell Gem re Mills. Ni " — "e" Milo,. A. Wale. 7. tuMsa. W. Briaw, K. Pyre, Waller *Whit, P. Laws Mu E. R. Baker, Y. Limy Bala, .r ;b. B. Kumla Laren, Hart , g. Iltrurrrb, , 1111 Yea, Bart N. C. 4 4, Colibovol, A. ObloOntimee, II p to t tarre Cheeky. Aleassader DWI, 9. pa w . , ~ C. Harirkiree, Let. M.P., 7, a l ma That., J. Croft. Batty Mares, Sollertri 1 N. For irt, It. N. Barg, C. Hauler, W. Lease r. r. ,_ j•fbiwri, Sur.. W. Cho.. tea tun, R. H. Inglis, , J. C. Hippirtty. W. CI Co.. arsine. C. H. Cool*, 111. P, 11. elprivit. Bolt, C- rlinl. P. C. &slyest'', Bart and C.II , Gee. Allison% it. Palliser, Bart., .1. ittlassto. C. A Islia, I'. !irritant', Bon,, I . !larva', W. G H-J•iiirt, T. il!ittltar T. Fre 6 4 48 4 1 41 hobri t C hester, Hastiort Gorillas', Nip; Wood, Wil loughby Garde.. Wit, Cower., Mom' Fisk*, WO* I . stn A'Cnart. lobo WoHooley, Thnou 1100 1 M•altit Casio 1.„„.(i. W. G. ei.i., l or v o lif..l, slid W. C 1114 , 111. llithops—Clomfwt,ll.l4lll44l, Loudon, and Llecole. •Denisa--Roclottiw, iiill4wq, slid Cailmle. Neu Docten—S}oons, Pw sit, ON, Shells, Illombeem„ Bulge, sad F. Chow,. Res. Jlessre.—T. Hooey, S. P. )d, W. *elm F. P. 8...., W. Hight, F. Barker, H. eltMlbilli A. altrorn I:. porde., M.A., R. N. place, T. s.d, I. 8 / 4 H. N. N. thiarke. W. 8rid1e, ........ Giirsier, P. wk. T. H. Holm", It. S Peso., E. Reed, R. Crogigalks 1.1144 used, J. 11•Priroy, C. Stye, A. Cooper, N. H. Aanlab gel'. W. T Moore. Dochns—Riebsedone, Arndsonre, Wood; C. Dom% litany', Geminate, A. Paint. sod G. Finery. ilorona—Sternholid, Lsiagoind, and Qs. ntrlli. Cottots—Wornososr. Lievea, Mounter, 1..1414 and tab. Adkairels—She .1. Havikiims Whitehed. Sir F. Loeser, Fires, P.r, Sir Thos. Willisos, Sotheby, Gl)sin, Sir R. I:ests. i:r R. King, Alsakbars, Wes', Sir H. 'hiatus, Akr 1. tellin, Sir Joke Wells, lli.o 8., Sir G. Manila, Si, B. is ~fer, mull &Warms. Nemerals—Sor Negri Tones., fir Relive Double, Warr, . . Luria Blaynry. Ynsar, R A., Choirb., Darby Gnirb , Kier, Sir J. Dallas. IS CIS, Ramsay, De Riots, R.F.., Sir James Lyme, Rom. Ovile, Iona& Eden. Sir John Maleolsw, C.C.S., .1. mi r b e l, Sr'i N. Lowe, B. Iteriaiiistm, Fraser, St. George, tiir X Nightingale, Aylmer, Haskissoa, Sir R O'Callaghan, IrLughlau, Deliriums, T. Woldleinglow, Sir C. Imhoff, Hart, r4ir F. Stopfoid, 611. R. Mom &Anse. Sir J Cameros, R.C.R., Sir W. kit. Groot, Si, W. Corkbers, gam , Sir Jabot Thor- Bad., Sir Juba K...., Maser, Walker, N Balfour, 1g..1 Ludlow, Pawl Deowegkairie, Slr T. Hislup, Goo n. nor, and Fisch. Colonela—Walier. :lir H. Py.im, Slr J. C. &Ores, Lam; Cl..hn Filgioy, Lateur,John, Caine, ianell, Arany, Eiliwi,T Banister% Hall, Kr..., Sir R. Oars. y, Rryarn, Lew* Sir U. Wood, R.A.. Reeves C.B, Asi.l l , Hull, Harley pale Doha Reat'a Howaehialil), thither, H. Windbags. Chewy, Xeyriek, Newbery, Robbitat, X'Gregue Metre,. Stewart, SY)ndhain, J D. Gretsibill, Hargreaves, Wes. aa_ . .. . - . irm i, Sir A Frazer, K.C.B , L./weber, Beamiquel, Carew dish, mod Berkeley. 31njore—Edta Hardy, FAiliestaa. &milli. StafecT Cowell, Jartimis, Boma Seltarieilera, Jultlffe,Flamily• Williams, Stem. , 164 J. R. Earlier, Paul, Laud, aiiil Campbell. Ceptaisse—Gnelith C. Attalla ILK, Sir J. Dunbar, Bart. R.N.; Wilkie% Tithe - like Kc Moutigionev:e, Dow's*, filialopeare, Weed, J. Lawmen., CALL, W. Heavier, Curates. Avowed. Rears. HAAG., llleaky", R.N IPcekeit, R E. Macdeealcl, Raylty, R.N, il`Dawall. R.N., H. Is. Powell, R N., Saadi rs, K.N , Grover, lion. S. H. Goa ner, Noel, Melville GviiiiPay, A R. Boorbvio, RN, twit, Fredrveti. R M. Kelly, R.N.. Mattes, Dizoe, 1.w.1 Kee, Packwood, R.N, E. W. C. A.ilvy, R.N., Sclosialiero. Riinieeke„ R.N., De Muir( k, R.N . Uewutoß , E. Walla, R.N Seeadere, R.H.A., Woraicley, R.N., Charles Jewry, R.N., Maedoeald, Alex. seder, R N., Bowles, R.N , Lase, F I Thomas, R.N., Hardy. C B. K N 4LN., Tamp Nicolas, C.R., Philipp, wad Korai/sly. held ISOrleilli. list Es.. Mediler. Resides. same of lojeoty. received ibe Ai ileilaade lAmillmbeed. rower 4 I. Mew • 1 It being steer Ws months since his Mqesty held • Levrr, the prestilestenns were very numerous. T. following were eninget theta : I *n Sir William A 1..., olfae beteg •ppoioted Oculist Es. o, diossy to b., Majesty. 1 Dr. Richardson, straw of Trees!. along th• Mailer- tresess. Toe Rev. Dr. Blomberg, oat his upplastweat u Resides. tier, of St. Pears. The 9.. w. Dr. Pyrite Matta apse awsruialj Mae wow at Cliotost. * The tee. T. 6,surd Room Cireplais to bis Majesty. . . • l l atomises Orey,llli the Esel of istasetweil. Mr. Jews Webrer Weiletebees, vim be received the , 0 %wow at Ealaththasal. I i-irotflum Germ Ourells upon Ms ersival is Rattrad, 11l :p 846 30 1 0 11 10 1 . 11 he 'maid Ye tosser agents heed. q .ward Roadies e . ess. whets be sessieed the horse se' Jabs Lo R. R/1... by Tioeseall IMAlllto kol orties . jo ir. • es proisotirs. if" ea 611 PlNP•Siess hf ar IC 110.4111110 . / a 11113111114111% *Oa 140 essiolosisiromb . . . . i , Nir .. . • _ . __ P marriage, by 'General Weilit rell, Comptroller of the House hold o(her Roy I! Highness the Duchess of Kent. • Llesit..ColuAel (the, late 61. t regiasoisi, by the Lord In Captals Charles Anstin, R.N. by Sir F. M. Ommanwey. Ideat.Revilla Broom, a his appointment to the lOth foot. Mujo►.Baroo Schmieder.,, by the Marquis of Anglesey, tro lia'beiag appointed a Knight of the Ruyal tieelphie (Wee. Lieut.•Colomel Latour, uu his bring appointed Sheriff of :Bedfordshire. The Rev. R. S. Dixon, on his going abroad. The Rev G. Burdon, M.A. by 'Witold in Waiting. R.Elostetosa ►is return from 'reload, and on being elected a Member of the Royal Irish Actalensy. The Rev. F. Sullivan, by his ►rother, Sir C. Sullivan. The Rev. Henry Pliesley, Chancellor of the Diocese of Chichester. • Tw Rev. Dr. Gray, Prebendary of Durham, on Om King's raeonat Mr. Edward Parra( of flisLondoo light horse volunteers, try Colonerßoradquet. Mr. Li4dell, oo his marriage, by Lori Rsvensworth. Sir .141 i Croft, Bakt..pa perraissiou to accept the Royal PorteguieDider of 11.0rowtwood Sword. Sir Edkrirdillyde EA,: late Aid* Justice at Calcutta, by Lord Viscoitit . Sidintugh. Rev. Dr. SynCoas, Chaplhia to .his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambriase4 Mr. Debbie, on' Aug elected Caroms SerJeant of Lou don. Sir i'bninas 1 4 4'a h, Bert. Captaie of the Buckingham shire yeomanry nv y, on his creation. Sir Tbbotaa Cot Sheppard, B4rt. on succeeding to his silk. Sir Philip tarter Silvester, BAIL C.B. se succeeding to hie title. &r Titania, Frentautle, oa being crested a Baronet, sad tettiving his Majesty's permission to use the title sad aims of • Baron of Austria, by the Right Hon. W. H. Fremantle. Sir David Montrieffe, Bart. by the Lord in Wasting. Sir Clasiles Macduoniti Lockhart, Bad. by Gamest Sir JantrsAteasrt. Bart. Sir M. W. Ridley, on the Coronation. Sir C. Des Vorus, But. on the Coronation. Sir C. Hawkins, Bill t . M.P. on the Curouatiun. Mr: Beeline, by the Duke of Montrose. Dr. G. Emery, Deputy Inspector of Hospitals, on the Quenelles. Dr. A. Ihird, on the Coronation, by Admiral Sir I. Coffin. Mr. W.Copland, light horse volunteers, by Cul. Boaanquet. Major Jackson, 20th regiuieut, on the Coronation, by the Right Hon. R. Peel. Earl of Eronok Aleltille, on coming to his title, by the Doke of Montrose. MHounansy, East Devon yeomanry, by Lard C o l. tbo.pe. Near-Adottral Eyles. ou bis Maj.sty's Coronation aid promodon. Viee.Admiril Sir Richard Keats, on his appointment as Governor of Greentsieb Hospital. Vier-nettniril Sir Henry Baptists, on bis promotion. Lieutenant. General Ramsay, ou the Coronatiou and on bis retorts from the Continent. Majgc Deseret De Butte; royal eogrueers, ou his pro. empties. Major-General Sir Mm Malcolm, G.C.B , 'on hie rehire from India, by the President of the Board of Control. Major-Grows! Sir Hudson Lowe ou his appointment to the equansaod of the tktd reginwist. Major.Geueral Sir John Cameroo,K.C.S. so being invested with the emirs. of a Knight C,oinnerirter of the Bath. Colonel Seydre to receive the honour of Knighthood. Lieutesaatlierneral Sir Jolla Murray, But , u• the Curs. Ratios and his return from abroad. Major•Geaeral Walker, betb regiment, o■ lb. Coro. patios. Omar, on his marriage. Tbackwell, IStla Miasma, by the Lord Is Waiting. Colonel Arthur, on his return from Honduras, by Earl Mr. Bishop. to present his music lo the Low of Jars, do. diestark by porsoto ,to hit Majesty. Hon. Lorisavisast- Co lonel Boiler ' by she Lord In Waiting. Lioolesonti Keith, R.N., by Lord Lauderdale. Bit iforoatles Loom, Bari. on succediag to bis title, Who Lanais Waitiog. ilibt Labor Ebittsester, by the Earl of Go:ford, on being go=s emea llorome4. Charles Burrell, by the Earl of Egrernout. Ala Beatlscute, by the Earl of Macclesfield. 1104.110mitss, un coming to his title. U aMeuike., un taking the surname of Major. Lad Stourtun, on coming to lite title. Jolts Henniker, by lord Henniker. The Hon. G. Vaughan, 9th lancers, uu his appointment. Captain Erato, H.E.I. el rvice, on Ws return from India. Captain Arnold, 10th humors, on him return from abroad. Captain Peekett, Kuyal Engineers, by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Carpenter, 15th boosts, by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Willem Hauoier, royal Macho yeomanry, by Lord Kenyon. Captain Dims's, North York militia, on the Coronation. Captain Coyle'', Coldstream gourd., on being appuitsted Aide-de-Camp to MajorGeueral Sir James Lyon. Captain Montgousene, lot Ayrshire yeomanry cavalry, by the Earl of Glasgow. Major Board, on promotion. Lien tessaatiColouel Westriora, Sib dragoons, on his return from India. Cornet Hollingsworth, Vents Greys, on the Coronation. Captain P. J. Thomas, R.N. by the Lord Waiting. Captain Lane, 15th King's hu 00000 , on the Curiroation. Captain Bowles, R N. on his appoiainvol. Captain Alexander, R.N. on hie appoiutuieut to his Ma- Jesse. ship Alligator, by Lord Melville. Capitols Woroneley, R.N. by Sir I. GAL Captain E. R N., by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Trshawke Kehewick, Devon yeomanry, by Lord Rolle. Captain Philips, 15th Ring's hussar., on the Coronation. Captain Albin, R.N. on the Coronation. Lord George Bentinek, too promotion. Hee. Baptist Noel, by Hon. Charles Noel. Bar Wm Guides Cumming, by the Earl of Wemy.s. Mr. Charles Gardiner, late Military Secretary to the Bea. gal Gowernmeot, on his return from India, by Mr. Wynn. Mr. Cockburn, on coming of age, by his father, Gemara Sir W. Cockburn. Mr. Gladstone, M.P., by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. N. H. Steward, High Sheriff of Suffolk, uo lbet Coro. nation. Earl of Kilmsrey, on promotion to the Peerage. The Earl of Denbigh, on his marriage. Mr. East, sou of Sir Edward Hyde East. late Chief Jun tiee at Calcutta, by Lord Viscount Sidmouth. Mr. J. William., M.P. by the Lard In Waiting. Mr. Henry Mash, on his appointment of Gentleman Usher of the Privy Chamber to Lis Majesty. Lord Willoughby de Bridge, on coining to his title. Lord Douglas, by the Marquis of Londonderry. Mr. Bastard, M.P. fur Devoe, by Lord Siilmouth. Mr. Carter, M.P. for Perrtmauatb, on Ws Majesly's Coro nation. Mr. Doraergote, on his appointees( as Surgeon Extraor dinary to has Majesty. Lord Henry Thyoue, R.N. is his promotion. Captain Sir James Dumber Bart. R.N. on the Coroaati o n. Lieutenant Bishop, Beard cavalry, by Sir Wm. Clayton. Lieutenant Thin. Davey *orris, Bombay infantry, by the Lard is Waiting. Cornet Chetwoud, lot life guards, by the Earl of Stamford. Captain Martel., ad life goods, on his promulion. Carina Packwood, K N. by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Groves, on the Coronatios. Captain Sanders, ILN. by the Lord is Waiting. =is H. R. Powell, R.N. on the Coronado., by the Captain kl•Dirivell, R.N. no big raters from service, by Res.. AdlabiralGage. Cassia Roptsg,lLN. by lis Lewd in Wading. Captais Initedosald. fed Highlanders, on his appointng's! as Silifioaryieermarry to the Dolma Kastfaosser, GureirrOir se Jemmies. Cspksbrilissuisie Nib Wt, on the Oirselaise, ig tM ' Ami Wel** Captain Lord Schoenberg Ker. 31!11 regimes', cm promo tioo; by 'Lord Mark Ker. Comobs Dixon, lbth hums% by lb' Lord in Waiting, on the Corossii e n. Captain B. M. K.IIy , RN. on his (Ours from serviss on the coast of Africa and on premotwe, by Lord Viscount Mel ville. Captain Treticroft, by the Earl of Egremoat. Captain Abbott, R.N. epos lair promotion and retorts from • foreign station. Crptain A. Bingham, R.N. by Viscount Mebrilk, on the Coronation. Caphin Melville Grindlay, by the Lord in WsWog, on his return from Italy, by the Lord in Waiting* Captain Noel, by Lord Robert Mr. Pithgerald, to pretest his Aauiversary Poem to hht Majesty. Hon. FraMir Stanhope, on being appointed Aide.de.Caimp to the Marquis Wellesley. Mott. Mr. Edward fkourlon, by the Lord in Waiting. Hon. Leland Noel, by the Hon. Charles Noel. Major Jollife, by Sir 'Walter Sibling, Bart, on the Coronation. Captain H. B2Puirell, R.N. on the Coronation, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Ryas Whalley, by Sir J.C. Hippieley. Major Paul, ,tole Notfh Glouerster militia, by the.Dske of Beaufort. Lieutenant-General Barr, by Lord Rolle, on the Corona iiva . Lieutenant-Colonel Macgregor Murray, Ath light drm. boons, uu his return from She East Indira, by lieutenant- General Sir Thomas Hislup. Major-General Herkiason, on promotion and return from led,,, by Mr. Hustiosiiir. Lieutenant-Colonel John, bilib rrgittlenf, olt the C 0 •061 1- tiou, and appointment to the command of the 58th regi. mini, by the Earl of Cavan. _ _ Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Wyndham, late of the 19th lancers, by the Earl of Egieotont. Lieutenant-Colonel Hall, 66ili regiment, on promotiob, and befog made a Companion of the Order of the Batb, by klajor.Geuerril Sir Henry Tureens. Lieisienant-Colonel Tbomas Banbury, S3d hest, on his return from Ireland, by Earl Dosouglenivre. Colonel Newbury, open his appuillorai to the Illthlancers, and to take leave oe goieg to India, by lbe EMI of Chi chester. Lieutenant-Colonel Hargraves, 3d, or Pristee Regent's Owii Royal Lancashire the Lord in Waiting. Lieutenant•Celonel, J. D. 'Greenhill, on his return from Indic. Lienienent-Celonel Stewart, 10th regiment, by the Lord is Waiting% Lietiltnaut.Colosel Robbins, batf.pay 113th foot, on bin promotion. Lieutenant-Cultsnel floustoun, C. 8., oe bis return from ludic Lieuteuaut-Colonel Belli, to take leave on bis departure for ladle. Lieutenant. Colonel Hervey, late of his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent's Household, by the Lord in Waiting. Lientenaiii.Colonel Luis , M.•nraouth militia, by the Lord in Wailine,on the Coronation. Captain Keuneruly, Staffordshire yeomanry, by Colonel bloaekton. Colonel Reynelt, Military Secretary to Ma Royal nighties* the Duke of Combridgeom being made Knight of tbe Royal Order of Guelph. Major Edmund Hardy, Bombay artillery, on Ma return from India, by the Lord in Waiting. Major Smith, Bombay light cavalry, on his return from lath., by the Lord in Waitiag. Major Stepney Cowell, Coldstream guards, ou his return front abroad. Captain Toup Nicolas, C. 8., on Ms return from New foundland, by the Lord is Waiting. Major Handy's Rillisos,lth hussars, nn promotion. Major Sir J. S. Eumare,l9th kneera, on promotion. Davies Gilbert, M.P. ow the Coronation. Mr. Was. Turner, n 1 his marriage, by the Lord in Wailing. Mr. E. Scrotald Pearce, by Lord Henniker. Cornet Alfred Blwwell, 18th hussars, upon appointment, by the Lord in Welting. Cornet Collier, light horse volunteers, on appointment, by the Lord in Waiting. Cornet Mangrove, 9th laneerr, on the Coronation. Lieutenant Kendall, royal artillery, on his return Nom Ceylon. Lieutenant O'Donnell 19th humors, on the Coronation. Lieut. M`Alpine, ISih huaitara, by the Lord in Waning. Lieutenant Sutherland, 924 Highiandern, by Earl Gower. Lieutenant F. Buckley, Moth King's tunnels, by the Lord in Wailing. Lieutenant H. Matthias, R.A. on goiug abroad. Lieutenant Tuoituu, royal artillery, uti bus return from abroad. Lieutenant Bulkeley, on biz promotion and return Coin abroad. Lieutenant Bremeton, Emmett yeomanry, by the Lord i■ Wsitierr. Lieutenant Sloane, royal Welsh fusilerri, by the Lord in Waiti , g. Lieutenant Hollingsworth, 6th dragoon guards, on his re turn from India neerlsad by the Lurd to Wading, Lieutenant Browne, tub hunters, es his return from Ger many. . _ Lieutenant Sir Alexander Melee, Bart., Wilts rotatory, by the Eat' of Evemont. Lieutenant James Anomie', R.N. on the Coronation. Lieutenant Munro, royal artillery, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieutenant Heywood, royal artillery, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Clarke, by the Right Hun. Wm. Peel. Mr. lames Annerley,on him being attached to the Embassy at Berlin. The Rev. Dr. Meath, by the lord in Waiting. Mr. Stanley, by Sir T. Stanley. Mr. R. B. Gardiner, on his return from India, by Mr.Wyna, Monsieur Aide, on Ina marriage. Rev. A Steward, Chaplain to the Sheriff of Suffolk, on the Curouation Mr. Charier M Word, by the Earl of Egreniont. Mr. G Townley, by Vice-Admii al Sotheroui. Mr. John Galt, by the Earl of Stesieston. Mr. Chas. Auriol, on his reteru hem the Continent, by his father. Her. Thomas Short, by the Lord I. Walling. Mr. Chau les Wright, by Lord William Berlina. Mr.Jaasee Hammel, by Sir E. Loco., Hart. Mr. A. R. Drummnod,o■ hie marriage, by Mr. Droolowid. Mr. Lary. WoroPetskiro yormaory, cavalry, oo the Coro nation by Lord Gaudier. Mr. B;ommell, ou hw return from abroad, by Lord GI%I/4311. Mr, C. Parke, on Ina marriage, by Mr. Dafdale, M.P. Ensign Wm. Childers, on his appointment to the 4ht regimen', by Mr. Eardley. Cornet Astley, au ►is appointment to the 11111 light dra goons, by Sir Jarob Aatley, Bart. Mr. Edward Cowin, on going abroad. Mr. W. Blackstone Kronen, ►y General Fraser, on going *bre id. Mr. T. Cartwright, on his rooms from Mooich. Mr. John Greatheed, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Price, Apothecary in Chief, by the Lord iu Waiting. Mr. Hodson, on the Commation. Mr. Charles Stuart Hay Allan, by she Lord ia Waiting. Rev. A. H. Miley, by the Lo rd in Waiting. Mr.ataries Earle, oss Ilse Caruastioo, and goiag abroad. Mr. George C. Harvey. by Sic Henry Tautens. Me. H. titanibers, by the Lard in Waiting. Par. John William. , by Mr. W. Willis.. Wynn. Mr. Rae Me.e, by the Lard in Waiting. 111 r, Oil., by Sir Walter Stirling. Mr. J. W. J. Fagg, Corset dth dragoon guards, by the lard is Waiting. Mr. Lacy. by Lard Lowther. Mr. Lawrence, Seagal Civil Service, on his ratan fro* %dia. Carnet Wins, 6th drapes guards, on his appointment, ty the Lord in Wailing.. Mr. fibiastnavaleg os him aaarrioire. Mr. H. Clianyettb, us Hoe &mg, Conneslies, by the LW is Welting. bk. Handle Willershann, by Mr. Zionism. lag. Jabs Haney Ilmytmess, no Piny Asset Mr. J. H. Betiroinerilkoe Cetinnalles. Ni. Lediborl Ilhirs, so his onstage. 'I-i. :- BRl'l'ISl-1 PRESS. LONDON, THURSDAY, rubs 6, M 2. The debate 'upon Mr. Wastitao's motion far a Committee to consider the effects of the Act regulating the return to Cash Payments, commonly called Mr. Penn.'s Bill, upon 'commerce, wield. tore, and manufactures, was resumed last night io the House of Commons. At a late hour the Howe divided, when the motion was negatived by a acts. jority of Iti4. The number. biting for the motion Jo—against it 194. A Special General Court was held yesterday at the East India House, for the parpose of consider ing the Bill now pending in Parliament for conso lidating the laws relating to the private trade with the East Indies, &c. Mr. Fontes took a promi. nent part in the debate. He urged strongly the great increase iu the exports from England to the East, sod the policy as well us justice of a liberal importation of the produce of East Indian industry in return. - The further consideration ache &abject was adjourned to Wednesday nett. We 'have received the Paris Papers up to Mon day last. They contain no foreign twos of authentic character er general interest. M. }Levitz has been re-elected President of the Chamber of Deputies. The busmen in the tie 'Chambers relates chiefly to the Address in answer 1. the titan's Speech. We mentioned a Ib‘ dillys since that a ballot would be taken at Luoyies. upon the vote for giving 500/. to the suffering Irish. It took place yes terthy (Wednesday), and we are sorry to announce this trifling sum (trifling compared with the former gifts of this [louse) ens last by a majority against the grant of 23—.-the Noes being 269; the Ayes 246. The supporters were strenuous in their ex ertions., and atomised with indefatigable assiduity I but the Committee were decidedly against them. and also a party who conceived the foods of this House ought not to he applied to any charitable act unconnected with nautical mercantile distress or claim. It is curious to observe the feelings which senate the same men at different periods. When a vote for thousands would oblige a Minister and give Mal to "" the powers that bee' when votes of enormous sums, and to foreigoers, would assist in increasing a Minister's influence in European poli tics ■od despotic rule, this same body was lavish in its donations—thou all was charity—a duty we owed our fellow.crestures, a proper appropriation of the abundance [leaven had blessed us with ; but now. prudence is held out iu reconciling the denial of ■ gift to a starving multitude, who bold by birth, or who rather ought to hold, every thing in common with us—the same rights, the same privi leges, the same laws. Yesterdoy morning the Princess Avow/. visited his MAJe.TY, and spent a considensble time pith the KING. His Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCIESTER yesterday inspected the battalion of his regiment, the 3d Foot Guards, stationed at the Tower. The battalion went through the matioeuvres with great correctness, and seemed to give entire satisfaction to their illustrious Colonel. His Royal Highness afterwards inspected the barracks. He then visited the various armouries, depots of arms, aed ord nance map-room, attended by a numerous company of the Officers of the Gudrds, and a party of the Yeo men of the Guard, and subsequently partook of • dejeuaer a la foureketie in the Officers' mess room. His Royal Highness looked very well, and took his leave apparently much delighted with the business of the d.y. His Royal Highness on his nay view ed the Middle Temple Hall, and also the Church of the Inner Temple. CONCIIIT AT Tin MANSION-Hooll6.—By the laudable exertions of the Lord Mayor and his Lady, the Concert given last evening, for the benefit of the starving Irish, was one of the most splendid of the kind that has bees witnessed for some time. The grund saloon and bsU•room were Mud up in • most superb style, and hung with costly chande liers and rich crindelabra, and the other arrange ments were ou a scale of equal magnificence. The undertaking received the sanctios of the Duchesses of Wellington and Rutland; the Mattlitonesses of Lansdowu, Camden, Cooynghinn, Downshire. and Salisbury; Ladies Vane Stewart, Glengall, How. den, Clare, Listowell, Wellesley, &c. &c., who, with the Lady Mayoress, conducted the entertain• went. Mr. Brahatn, Signor de Begun, M. Sept°, and Signor Zuchelli, gratuitously offered the aid of their powerful talents towards the latithible design ; as also Madame Compotes', Mrs. Salmon, Miss Stephens, Signora De Begone, Signora Cars dori, and Miss Goodall. The whole were under she direction of Sir G. Smart. The Concert was expected to realise several thousand pounds. We hear with pleasure that their Lordshipe the Poltinasters General have been pleased to order that all letters addressed to the Committee at the City of London Tavern shall pass free of postage, provided such letters be enclosed in covers hawing the ftillosing superscription:-." On the business of the Committee foe the relief of the distressed Yesterday the philanthropic mind load a must gratifying opportenity of beholding upwards of 9,000 charity children, male and feanale, all clad in homely bat decent attire, headed by their teachers and hostiles of their respective parishes, proceed to St. Paul's Cathedral. teethes/se the pastas' and hymns they are to perform on this day. it being their annivenery, *rhea the Dikes of You sod Gammas's', eala the Primes of Dhaiiraitit i am apeeted. BOUM ON MOUSEY HURSt. The expectation of great sports at Thdesey ‘ e l. terday filled the roads leadin g th ereto at an e ., hour with every description of vehicle a horse be tacked to, besides hondrtds of pedestrian. tramping it for profit or pleasure. If fi g h t i ng plenty Constitive s r i mt. the assemblage had it 11 abundance. lint it began with disappointment, s. the 'eschew tight, between Oliver and Al,bor, off—by the backers of the latter forfeiti4 ten pings*. The two other Ogli . to between Acton and Ward, and Marshal (called the young Gas) i Burke. of Woolwich. had their attractions. Arm , a man between twelve mid thirteen stone, brat Kendrick the black. and sheeted much game. Ward wade his deNtt upon this occasion with promising character, whose prowess as a boxer a ss owl sod *xi in private. and, unlike a young roc,• how. was not alarmed at facing a crowd. Betting was 6 t o 4 on Wald, a fine-built young mar, under it stone. Serbnds Josh. Hudson and Tons Jones for Ward, and Spring send gales for Acton. - - ROUNDS. - 1. This raced lasted eight. misteles tad a half, but with little tisischief. Ward placed • left-larded slight blow rpm the jaw, sad got away from the return bit with nitwit agility. He relented lb the scratch, sod made soother slight left-headed blow tell, soil Adorn followed Ward poison' his sorters, and drew first claret from Lis adversary's sine. Avow placed a smart blow epos the kidneys, sod some good repot eimihssing followed in a rally, at lite latter ear of which Aetott 'hewed want of condition, and piped like a hack after a fie ap gallop. Ward placed left-heeded blows alternately upon the mouth (a chatterer', and under the right rye, which loceratid it, and prodwed a stream of dares. A separation from three different rallei too:. The place, and w t akenAes rtw off i both win trownfr b u y m e a m, c i l t uite io;, and a lame round took pisve. Acton received over his guard with tba left bawl, bet he threw Ward to • close, and fell upon him. 3. Bulb mew were at a stand still for wind, and after the tutu loose. Ward wade kis favourite no4Oingr thrice over with the left head, sod broke grouted. Actuu hit short, and was t►row. heavily-3 to lon Ward. 4. This rowed commenced wit► a smart rally, and after as exchange of blows the weaving system followed at closing. and both were awkward. Adult made some inn f. ing hits upon the kidneys, over his astaguoisee shoulder, but Ward threw him. 5. This settled the light. Ado. was oobbed upon the lip of the nose with the left baud, and the imp, t /aeration, kuaira wily to a practitioner, ,node hi. shake his brad like • horse at misty cues. The blood spirted fortis &vim aril agent, and it was Fescharclsielreet to • filbert. Attila 41.1 Got like it , sad both west down in a shingle. 6. Ward's left•lssoded hitting was parried al first, bat Le placed three blows epos the contusions, and Acton went down heavily, sad did sot cease lisle. His head rolled about is hart/Wasik Cashios.. Ward wow the light is hoc key initiates amid a half. without a scratch. The only remark necessary is that neither of the mes are as good as was expected. Acta. hits abort for want of mei. slimmest, sad Weed kits, or rather jobs with the left h2lul, to get away' to avoid being bit, sad this 6glaitig is haunlers, eves by repetition, for east of throwing is the •eig.bt of the body with the blow. The weather was warm, sod the tight was tame. BURKE AND YOUNG GAS. This was the aee•ed fight, and it was won by Burke, touch tits heavier mos, We eight roulade, thru•gh Young Gas haulier got famed severely in one of his ankles, by • cross buttock agei•" she stakes. It was • teeny fight whilst it vim about, mad Gam placed • rattli•g hit or the fruut of the bead of him aistagootem, in the sixth round, with which he west down. Bourke, however, proved himself • swan net to be denied, sad was backed at two to our wheu the am dtut happeard. COOPER, THE GIPSY, AND SCROGGINS. The Great Captain of th• Forces raised soother parse, for which these were many casdidate•, but be was too good a General to throw ammissiition away, *ad two good oats were sought inclose the day's /poet. It was known that Scroggius bad • 'isneifial wolion of beetles Cooper, sad ho was asked if he would fight him. His reply was, that ►e would light any body, to please the Geatlemea, and be peeled. We digress for a moment to Hate that Scroggy bed • horse for the day, sot one of those braying Sae galloppers that so proud', rower the grounds bat • glass one from Aolsoffs Prin.% fur the day only. But without (Within whether be could get home upon his horse, be turned to. It is quite unseee•aary to enter into a detail of a fight which lasted 22 misuses. To use the et premien of as amateur, Scroggy broke up like • good game cock. Ho made a bustling fight t►e first quarter of au hoar, aud plated one good bit epos his adversary's eye, but hLo arm had lost its power, and the physievl powers the energy displayed in ►is prime. Like Jens Belcher with she Chicken, it was wily the form of Scroggies ; it was an apology for the man. At the latter part of the Settle, Cooper mea sured the ►ead wills much dexterity, and followed she right with the left, until Scroggy could come uo more. When &togging was put to bed, the only fear he bad was thai his horse would put carry him home in the time his promise was, to a pod master. CORN !LYCRA NGII, • Juwr 12. Our Wheat trade matinees very much depressed. Poising but few layers, sad • I.rge quantity at smart, not only or ibis week's supply, bat from previous arrivals, and the i n _ Graur qualities base only • aoriast value; but the few fi t ) samples tbat were tot off this aturninu, were at alettday's prices. The &denary that took ;garcon Moods, is the p, ires of Barley ; Pease, Bean., sod 011ie, was fully supported to day; the deasad for the latter article was far hum brisk. 81111C111110 CIRCOSIsTANCS.—Yesterday afternoon an In_ gees) was held by I'. Situtetite, E.g. Coeutier fur sex, at the George lon, Islewurth, on the body of (Itched Neale, whose death was occasioned under the following um foretaste circumstance :—The deceased was walkiag •itit his brother, Thrimis Neale, and another person, UV Monday eight over Irleworili ISridee , carrpies a basket, mail the brothsr observed to his that he looked likes pedlar carrying abasket. aed be would throw it away rasher thaw carry such lower, The deceased replied, " By G— it shall go then,' and ebrew the basket over the Widge Mtn the canal. 'Ai the brisket was floating dose the setter, the dirceiil rectitleeted that it coutaibcd a shawl of his wife's. ' 1 immediately rue round the bridge sad lespid Mto the river to get it out. He swam fur Wise rime, sad thew attempted to gain the beak, but lastaritly souk to rise no more alive. His brother leapt lath the stator to rescue the deceased, but before he reached the spot where his brother disappeared, he also suck. The bottle. were lake* out of the water immediately, and she 'recibir of the deceased, was, after a great deal of exertion, rest tired to a state of sensibility, but the deceased was quite dead. The medical gentlemen have some dealer' whether the bro ther of the deceased will recover from the elrecta uf his .0- etereion. The parties we e all ietezicated at the time the occurrence took place. Verdiet--"Aceidealally Unarmed, kale, fatarketed at the tints." PRICE OF ETOCES YESTIIIREAY. Bonk Stook.. 240 2391 I hap. 3 per Ct. An. 7e} ssof Inds. Bends.. 47 49 F" 3 per Cent. Red... 7911 I Es. Bilk. 2 ....1,040/. Se per Cent. 94 I 1 dia. 1 pr. per. 4 per Cents,. O 5 90 I Ditto 5ana11....4 5 pf• We. 4 per Caste— 96t I Lnuery Tickets, Wise. Dank L. Ann. ,lo 1-161 Coos. for Am....80ni t. Primed sad Pobliebed MTN Sittllllll CRESS EA THE own oar., K.. II Stow, bt C. c° lll ` WaLL, d tbe Steal. inamrsaiiiiiiiiiiii ii 11111.11&"22- 7 " .-1