The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1816-05-15 00:00:00

'Vt, kt,„.4•1,41: it eept 0 kr - Jr . 6 ,4 -7; BOARD OP CRREN CLOTH, ST. JANIESI PALACE, MA• 11, ista. lln the same and on bawl/ of his tfajetity, by his Royal Highness the .Prince R. gent's vooisitand, Notice is hi•rchy given, That all carriages petweadiog to her Majesty's Drorrive Room at the %WWI Pelage, ou Thor...las, the 113th of Hay. see to fall into the tine at the top of St. James's-sttert; go atom( Cleveland row, sue through the Stable-yard into the Park, *ad set down with their homes' beads towards Backinglisawgste : after netting down, they nos to welt is the Birdcage-sin, and of the Parade opposite the Horse Guards: in hiving up, they are to go along the Road of the Moll, or the Walk adjuisiog, and go out at Rockhighsse-gate, fir the Hone Guards. No hackney coaches Will he permitted to come into the Pub; but most set doss at the outside of Ratitinghaas gale. The Gale at the top of Coaelitetien-kill *al be lipen only fur carriers brimming is psalms keying ;be entre. and eer y-es attending die IteileijigirgittOlgiti ask &we at ale Greet fluor of tlor %leer 141 The yawd and to wait at the ben now of oaststietinn4lll. Tickets for carriages gulag in at Ike Gate ois the top of` Cowititntiowhill will he delivered at the Beard of Green Cloth, St. Jetties's Palace, ou Wedorrilay neat, between the hours of pee and three o'clock, trillion which, mu carriages will lw tolmdwd. Chairs are t., enter the Green Park at the dour in the adjoining the Queen's Library; to poictwil afros , the Greco, soil to art down at the Great Door of the Palace, stud to wait within the railing. CHOLMONDLLEY. FASHIONABLE PARTIES. Lady Dairies rout on Monday evening. in Dover-street, am. eery n•nwroasiy and fashionably attended. "I'lw Dowager Could've of &SEX entertained • party of fashionable, yesterday evening, at her hunse iu Curzon- Watt, 11%1-fair . fully Iliaillsride has issuel cards of invitation for two gaud riit• • one on the Slat instant, and the other on the of igloo. The Cutworms Grey will bare another large root on Fri day neat, at her iinnoe in Portman-moire. tad of Darnley has is•n:-d cards of levitating for a lar;? rout or the 2lat must. at her horse in Berkeley *gnaw The Right Hon. Wm. Hieskimun had a large diner party yesterday. at his twine, Whitehall. Mr. Choi lek entertained Lord Sydney avid a large party of Nuhlemeato diaaer yesterday, at his hawse is Great tamher!anol at rert. The Mnreinis s,f Camdes sill give a grand dieser us SO 11. slay nemt, at his bonne is Arlingtunn•strert. The Dowenvz Cognation of Clermont load a eard party rater Jay evening at her bovine in Berkelepaquare. FASHIONAIMN ARRIVALS end DEIPARTURES. ARRIVALS. Lord sad Lady Dohs.. at Gardoes Hotel, Altssaale. Wee. frost *etyma' is Mats. . _ . lady Dorchester, at ditto,from ditto. A•linar4l Air J. Rook. nn. at Miller's Hotel, .leetaya. street, Goat his seat is rryelatal. La Brhanint and family, at ditto, from her mat at 11,oriptioi Cont. Lord Sinclair and family, at ditto, Guns Framer. Mr. Erma* cud family, at ditto, from their seat i• Dri by- Phi e. Sir limier Popham, Bart. at Bin.kr's Hotel, J•rnitres-street. Sir Win. and I..ady Nichnlaon, al ditto, from a tofu. I.ord Robes( Kerr. at the tit. Jainrs's Hotel, Jerusyn-atreet, coon his scat in Scotland. solonel tinustoss, at ditto, from Scotland. 31r. and Mn.s Bonuar, at the British Hotel, Jennyn-atreet, front thy Continent Major-I;Eneral Parker Carroll ? at Lames Hotel, Rood otrret, from a tour. Mr. and Latly Charlotte Finch Hatton, at Balls' Hotel, ihtter-streSt, Crum their seat in Northamptonshire. rontitess of Orkney, at divot's Hotel, Lower Brook gust t, from her seat iu Berks. Comte.. time, at ditto, from her seat in Beilforilshire. lion. Mr. Lynch, at ditto, from his seat at Hampton Conti. L,Jv Fglington •t ditto, frontliet scat in Scotland. I.ly I. tows Slositoomery, at tritto, trout ditto. "I'lw Wail of St. APIA aed family, at ditto, tram Wain. r:.•neral Sir William iloarton, Dart. ■t Warren's Hotel, Cita.les street. St. Jameia-rqoarr, from his seat iu Sussex. Captain Craddock, at the St. Pctenhurgit Hulel, Dover slr, et, from Brmi.ets. Captain Jennings, at ditto, from Paris. Colonel 11..yston, at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook str. er, from a tour Mr. Illumine, at ditto. Mr. Posit! auJ Mr. Tarleton, at ditto. DEPARTURES The Girl slid ronrtrrs of A • h bornham and family, from h....xe its Duver-street, to their 14 . 3 t, AtAbllVllhaLU p rice, Sosira . X. Lonl Andes, from Gordon's Hotel, Albemarle-strett, to his mitt in knot Lolly a n d the WWI I..indiwys, from the St. James's Ho tel, Jermyu , treet, to Puri.. Captain P meal, (rub the St. Pttenburgh Hotel, Dover *tree*, to Paris. J dm (1811.4 Esq. from Holum's Hotel, Parliaulunt strcet, to his seat its Scotlitud. Lord CwirnlK /Ind 1.3(l• WI tr.ounitsv and fitu dy are expes:terf its foists iu a few days from _Bath. The Mit.ister, it is thought, will• be very glad to wa,it hi- out of the Soup Rill. itr .;reat import of teinalei to mole. iii the of Gtvent-gwrilf n, on the night. 01 . %'wJea -1•Ios Wire, i 4 ttrilnite4l to ti coltlblit111!):t •!otooll‘ w Ives to prevetit tlit ir hos lu4 ml 6 flow tikia);; u lesson olio', thatiestie mamigetnent. 13tightott, although it has Hot at present 'to "Inne4 '4 the ettendole Attravtiono of Itoyatlty, nester tit. It .s presettts invitations which insure a ret , - lir, if not u .runs influx of fe.l.i•inulfle coil:- p•t:of. /loom. ! the lutist arrival" Sir Henry Rttewell, Sir Georgr Nitintic 1111 l ety, Lady R. 1 1 ..,ti0n: , y, Sir Gilbert Stkrting, St ljttr the (letrhn Noel, Captaiu Stuuvr, Captitu 11. is itec. ke. Every Alm in Ai: liamour is in rellear, , ,il a t ])runt-13iir, awl will lir brotiyiht nut rair'iy :11,..h LA N I. to perform Kit. 1.4. .me CATA LA N Speen.' I 'tiOil au • sigagrtornt at en,ier of the gnat MAW uccupied MIDI the crkbi duo: of ro) -I Lupualt. tiIE PRINCE ftEGgNt'S LEVEE. Yesterday lilt Rocal Highness the Prince Regent held L Levee at Curium House, which was more numerously and sidentlidly attended than ans. former Lever, except the first which his Royal . Highness held on taking upon I • the Regency: it is estimated that upwards of 1,500 persons were present yesterdisy, composed of the ancient nobility :bid families. of distinction of all parties, as well us foreigners of distinguished rank. Tiw weather was extremely propitious, being marls milder than Tor some time mist, which et , tracts-I a great crowd in Pall-Mall. St. James's street, and the streets leading to them. Soon after twslre :.'clock detachments o' the Life Gunnls were stationed in the, streets to regulate the car riages, with a number of Bow-street officers, di rected by Sir Nathaniel Conant and Mr. !Urine. A guard of honour marched into the Court-yard of Carlton-house,, preceded by ii band in full nisi finrm, who played alternately with the band of the Life Guards some very char • g and scientific pieces. The Prince of Saxe-Cobourg had paid a morning visit to the Prince Regent. sod left pre vi ~,, a to the commencement of the Lever, which was attended by their Royal Hignesses the L)ukes of York, Clarence. Ktut. Cumberland, mid (;loncester. The latter •cwitse - in elate.. mod et* received wish usi!ltory IsenoarS, and the iiirati played God sore the KiPg. His Serene I Ugliness the Prince of S:;ice Cobinirg and suite Caine to the Levee soon after three o'd lock. in his two new carriages, and the "errant* in state liveries, and was received' with militiry honours, and every person in the Court-yard took oiT thew hats. His Serene Highness was attended by Sir Hubert Gardiner, Baum Ilardenbrie,k, M. Ad denliroke. and dl r. Chester, who conducted his Serene Highness as Assistant Master of the Cere mouiev. There were also present— Tlwir Serene Ilighmsses the Doles of Orleans and Mor ison, and suites, the Cabinet Ministers, the Forego Ambas natio,. and Ministers, the Archbishops of f'stiterhory and Cashel, the Earl Manthal of England and his Deputy, the Master of the Rolls, Ilw o cl.„:e Advocate, the King's Advo cate, the Lord Chief' iu.to c of the Cum' of Common Pleas, Judger Park, lintroyil, Abbott, sort Burroughs, the Judge of the Admiralty, the J u d ge o f th e Angles Gina, the Attorney and Solicitur-General, ate Vice-Chaucclko, Ilw Secretary at War, Mr. Chancellor Leach, in his full robes, the Lord Mayor of London, the Sheriffs of London and :11tdillesex,the Recorder of !Amami, the Archdeacon of Durset, the Provost of Eton, the Dean of Westiniuster. After his Royal Highness hail held his first oath Levee. he received several Addresses upon the Mar riage of leis Royal Daughter, and a great number of Preien!ations, attended by— The Lord Chamberlain, the Vire-Clamberlaia, the Lord Steward, the Gromn of the Mole, the Comptroller of the Ilerseisuld, the Master of the Stag Hounds, 4.c. Gold Stick, Earl Ilarritigtost ; Lord in waiting, the Earl of Dellwarr ; the Groom in waiting, Sir William Keppel. The Naval Aides-de-Camp in waiting were, Sir Edward Nagle and Sir John Ileresford. The Military Aides-de-Camp were, the Non. Colonel Poitesostby and General Bailey. The Equerries in waiting were, Sir William Coo greve and General lionsmoud. The company begins to arrive soon sifter am o'clock, and continued setting down till about flat. It was generally noticed bow eltrensely well the Pointe Regent looked. The following hail the honour of being pre sented to hi. !loyal Captain Cowell, of the Cul.lshtar. Regiment of Gnat*, on his reign% from France. Lient.seeilisewl Charles Downie, of the 'Spanish service, on his receiving permi►►ion hi wear tlw Cross of the Royal and distinguished Sparkish Order of Charles the Third, by the Spanish Ambassador. Coloswl PiEut, by General Sir B. Tuition, on his return f the Cape of Good Hope. Dr. Phillimure, LLD. Regina Prokmor of Civil Law, in the University of Oxford. The Rev. Dr. Shinier Clarke, on being made Chaplain to the King, and appointed one of the Clerks of the Closet. Mr. 11111111111011.1 Llelap, by I:wnt.-Col. Delap. Mr. Seritunt Hest, on his bring appointed AttorneyOe send of the Drelik of Cornwall. Mr. Cooke, on hi. bring appointed a King's Conner!. Mr. William Harrison, uu his being. app • ed Solicitor- General to his keys' Highness the Prince Regent, and u King's Cunisel. Mr. Watson Taylor, um his change of same. Mr. malice Chat les Abbott, on his appointmeut to be one of the Judge,' of the Court of Beath, ober he re ceived the honour of Knighthood The Rev. Dr Pett, on his being appointed Canon of Christ Cdureh, bw the Bishop of loncluu. _ _ Janie+ Allan Park, Esq on kis bciiig appointed a Julltre of 3lajesty's Court of Commas Pkas, upon whirl) roc caidon he received the honour of Mr. Beery Jones on his marriage, Cy Sir (deny Russell. The Earl of Surrey, upon to his 'ilk. The Count Dein( trius Valsanotelii, by the 114ird in IV:titling. Mr. 13euyon, on his being appointed a King's Cullum,' Mr. Wetherell, the Barrister, us his hens: appointed to a Patent of Preeetlerry. Mr. Scott 3lorriy, 41 . 0 hi% tnarringe, by Lord Sogricrs. Sir Thomas B. flOoNoom, on appointcd Tres surer of Gewgaw ids Hospital.. Slorricas, or his being 'pointed Physician to the Furl e. 711 e. I.istnn, his Majesty's Andissoiador Extraordinary to the Ottoman l'ortr, on his rrtiiru from Constantinople, on 'casco( ah•rncr. Mr. Clnidcell, M.P. fisr Madden, lay Sir Wan. Sentt, The Jlargaie or Auglrmo, ou bu being created n.3loronis. Jailor.r4 illurronzlig, EMU opoii hie bekoz appuitittAl a Joita of the Court of t oitiol.sii Plea', 11111013 which occa.iou he vc crivcd the I f lii.itthiloutol. . Lieut.-Gene. al Sir E. Vaget, on Lis appoiutiocut to the ttoti Mr Jervig Ricketts, on hi* auirriAxe. Mr.Trowcr, oss liois bring upp.ini4:d N Kill* COMM!. Sir Richard Croft, oil ruwiug to bib t h e Cat lof Rainy. upon hi 4 appoinieti a kiu;', Commel - - . The Earl ou Joksing lu Isis title, by ..Jr. Stillman. Mr. Itrli. tin Ili. 'win?, appointed a lain Counsel. Counsel. tient -Celia', I Mufti u. by %If 11 Whim Scot, upon which orce.iiiii be ri erased the honour of 'Ow I Mr. Sta;.letui., o.al his mar.ia,r,hy Mr. Bunker. iVir. Odd,. Scrrei4ry to the East India Conspaii, by the .'. in The Pt. v. 1h IrclawJ,'spurn his hying appointed Dean of We,lntan,ter. Thy f!, Thnri li .10liar, on Iwing appointed Chap lain to Ihr Recruit, bt Sir 11,4 t, ml Is•q •• itpoilitua Coon Ad. Tian iitosi, hi. 3•1 M iiiister at tae ('onrt of Swears). '=.c ref mit. to Ei;ciaml. M. leriWe or kii,ooco 31r .1 ack.its. L • 31sies4's late elisrxe d'Affaires at the (.. It, ..t* Be. I'l<eoont CSI tlnrn,6. Dr To. I lit, C t. t lit rmuda, nn lii• telnin Sir II an 5..01. , Thy 1. 4,1 l'•. vo4 pt,retaliv‘T an 7d ike by 11r. . paskilne II,: I' f Farr !Iltal, uu bring nintr nil Imp i :1 lII) Cb.b..4rl I.bukcs Dlade4 iticavoi, on Ii app+.:lat inNit ni Surgeon Dentist to his Royal hlghness the Prince Lim, llarriq bt the Lard in tVaithm: Earl lirntw it low, ou bin ovation lu ad Larldom, by the Dr! of Nritlaernter. The Earl of St. Germain', on his pi °motion to an Earl. dont. Capt. rinient, R.N. by the rirl of Suffolk. Rear Admiral So fiYatts Martin, on bsing appointed Comptroller of the Navy. Mr. Bowles on his marrince„.and return from abroad. Lord Walpole, by Lund Cistlerench. Nichol!, his Afsjesty's P.oritrstur-General, on his ap pointment; by the Unlit of the rt, dirk Alnjur Cruvr, 23.1 Light Dragoons, on his return from foreign flt Vier. the Earl of Unlhoimie, on receiving the Grand Cross of the Rath, and being created a British Peer. The ltor. Ur. 1101(0810)e, Prebendary of Cauterise's y, em hue promi,ttoti. Mr. E I'. ‘Verry, oh bia appointment as his Majesty's Se troary mf I.root at the (I , art of Donde*. Tbe Rees David William Gamow, Chaplain toi Ordinary hi hie Pruner uu his appointments to the Rectory of East Iltrin-t. ' Lieutenant Segar Parry, lot Life Gosardit, an hip appoint ment. The Hun and Rea. Edward J. Tnenour, by Viecurnt Tor. rington. The Hon. Mr. Petri., h Mantels Cornwallis, oa his tom log of age. Tire Earl of Aboyne, on hie being crested Baron Mel. drum S:r Thomas Arbina, by Mr. Anode Wilbraham . . . . • - - Sir John W. Lubbock, or causing io bis title, by Sir John' nahualoo. The flee. T. MITTS, on Nine apuoisitril oue of the Chap lairs to bit Mainly, by %%secnd Craufairn. . tVilliam Pousouby, on his riarrimr. Sir Heavy %Vt.llesky, on how marriage. Sir William Iriersclwil, ow brio; muted a Knight of the Guylphie ttrder, by Count Monster Sir Sieaco• Stuart, Bart. ma his 'tawnier, end cooing to Sir (korire Robinson. on riming to Ms title. I ielitestant-t:oloel Itirdes (:01/tlMr. uu fre , iV I lig his Royal Hinbsiesa's tirriniscou to wenr the Ruyal Order of Charles 111. by the Spanish Ambassador. Mr. iVarreu,ou his brow, aiipossiiii a King's rosinsel. Liestenaat Larnbiou, lst Life Guards, sot bis ar,ioint merit. Mr. Cricket and Mr. Rowed, the Members for I pswirM olli their preiwutingwaist/lorry Adstrrsors from the 80. rough of Ipswich, epos the Marriage of the Frames" Char lune with Prism LeoptiM. Julian Cartels*, Avionsomer Royal of Spaiu, Vice.Adrairal air IL G. Kasha, tie striking his In. The Deno of Winokur, on his appointment. I'lw Rev. 1)r Nett, to prevent the works of Henry How ard, Earl of Surrey. The Hue. Mr. Aroodel, • mid the Hum Mr. Clifford, by Lord Clifford. The Has. W. L. Addington, by his father, Tiewint Bad mouth. Lord Clifton, by the Earl of Dooley. The Earl of Limerick, ou being created • Peer of the Cu itcal Kingdom. Mr. P. Fowke, on his marriage. N Ir. Grenville Temple, us going abroad, by the Bishop of Chester. Earl of Strathmore, on being created Baron Bowes. Sir K Croft, us cuisine to MR lisle. The Hon. Capt. Fketraueal belle., on being appointed a Companioned' the Bath. Sir C. Robineou,un ruining to his title. Captain Touskimon, R.N. by Sir A. eminent. Mr. Creole', by the Earl of Bridgewater. Mr. Cobb, by bir B. lilisotakeld. Honourable Mr. Stapietui., en hie marriage, by Mr. &tithes. Colonel Csurapbell, Nth Regt on receiving permission to wear the Order of tkaTower arid Sword. Lieuteriant Moberly, 7th Homers, by iris POWs% Colonel Tuner, our appoiatosetit W Giaspnaliors at dis Math. Mr. Bowles, 'obis inorriago. General Palming, en bin ratan front AINTiCa. Captain V. Josses, 10th Hamar% as bill return from Frosty. Captain Colville, 3d Guards, by Sir C. Augill. Mr. Cornwall, Coldstream Guards, on his appoiatment. Captain G. Wal.legr.ore by Lord Itadstock. Linen:sod C. Fair fi eld , by Visrumait Turriagtott. Thuyta, Royal Home Guards, us promution. Captain Calor, ors his marriage. Mr. Lhrodas, with an Adders from the City of York. Colonel Webber 8.111, on Isis return from firrelgu service. Colonel Ikuhatiorl, 3d Guards, by Sir Hrury Hoshairud. Captain Newsy, 11. N. by Sir Alex. Cochrane. Sir Lowry Cole, us his retains from Flimsier*: Lieut.-Cul. Hicks, 32i1 mgt. by Lieut.-General Hopkins. Colour' Parker, R.H A. un prinuot;on. Mr. Montagu, on coming from abroad. Capt. Wykk, Royal Artillery, on his return front France. Capt. Master, Grenadier Guards, by the Earl of Bridge. Wider Sir M. Ridley, to present an Address from Newcastle. Cotauel Napier, 3.1 Guards, ou being appointed Compa nion to the Rath. Capt. Fairfield, 3d Guards, by Viscount Torrington. The Moo. Mr. Forbes, by Lord Janes Murray. The HA:V. F.. Reptuu, ou his appointment of Chaplain in Ordinary to the Primo Regent, by Viscous* Sidmoutb. Lon; Churchill, un his advanctuieut to the Peerage, by the Lail of Shaftesbury. Licot. Wyatt, Ist Life Guards, ou his return Rom fo reign service. Vowirtiiit Barnard, on his appoiotment to the 7111 Lieut.-Colonel litre, Ittli lisfaniry, uu being appointed Companion Ut the Bath. General Hodgson, on being appointed to the eoruniaud of tlw 3 i Gar. Mo. Hama' . General Sir K. Howard, on his return from the Duke of Wellington's army, and on being appoiuted Colonel of the 99th Regiment. Mr. Palmer, by the r,nrl of Kingston. Mr. G. bile, by Lord J. Murray. Monliray, Steilnui Regiment of Light hear try, on his return from alaitti. Copt. LrAth, on promotion. Coluisi•l %wrack" Ist Guu.la, on promotion. Mr. Prusliertoo, by 1.01.1 Palinerdon. Gemini 114 them', usi his arrival from ladle. (*apt. Toyer. R.N. on proustitiou. 'Aeon:naafi Richardson, Ist Life Guards, ua return from tier* ire. Mr. Rice, on being appointed to a Stall at Worcester. ts t . itign Mayne, la Life Goiania, ou mosuotion and re. tus si t • set I' (.01 .1 sir It. %Valiant., on being appointed Major Com. i.ft Ruiul Marine Artillery. Coro, t oil appuinteurnt. net t)iway, 10th lid.onors, on appointment. t'atoboolo M,•lesrurth, 20th Light Di scuouNists return from seri ire. iur 1: Kelly, Ist Life Guards, on his return from scrrici.. 11'utabai•1I, 1.1 Lill: Guoirds, on his actual' fruus /lir. Scioto Marra), on his marriage, by Lord Simmers. iirstidust„ tut cumin,: to his title It. skelt , Id Guards, nu promotion. Lio tot -Colonel I.)con, lit Life Guards, on promotion. pray, eliiiiatr; ant Guards, GM IM:111114 . 81 . NI lire. cii,iihei in, hiseetuneCrumscrwice. Artn;t, 011 wribuntiment. us. teie re•nene fern Ceylon. Mr. Willis, by I...itlTeigoininoth. t• Siatth, hl Lord Lynr.lork. C;;lii. "Nr.41111114 It N. int C panioa to the Bath. 11. Pigut, by Sir A. Cochrane. t li.akrtt, un his return from aerriee. r tlw marl of the Princess Chai Int It was pi rm.., tell by the 51 mkt rs of the Ili-man Pi 0r...1:1ea 11.111(112s IVeMininster, by C II Gil sr u;:.1 Wm. Chaphrins a; St James's Patera.; J. I !Irwin. Memlwra of the Hnmlrnrah Church, L. F. A. Steinkopf, Bliuistct of tie Gctuasta Lutbian Choi cb In the Savo,; C. E. .4.1 T, Minister of the Gerona* Loghem Church in C..uwlanu i l'irleh; and Jobe Hal.e, hlmi•icr of flit Kvfornir.l ('hard in the Savoy. Licnl. Hall, Culddirtam Guards, out 4ii appoirtaleat. Lautour, on baiting orpointed a Companies of the Bath, and a r.iiigin of the Rubel Hanoieriau Ostelride Onltsr Lieut. Manville, on his appointment. b:irnn Tripp, on hit returo front Fisuee. Col. P. Collin, uu bis return front tier Sardinian Amy its Frame. Iteziment, nu *ppoluled Compaction of nee itiith, by Sir 11. (bikri. Rey. pr. Ilulimul, by the lion. Thinitta Enckine. I ill Priinfle, vu being app uiurted Cuiuttel of the &Stk. Major-Griterai liatc,,ly, on his appointment to tlis Go yth•ataeol of A ',flint, and to Saki. Sir G. 'Wood, on his retorts from •be army in Fran": Col Davii, fin !4rinitutioci, nii.l return front foreign same. Col JAM,. on r 4 turn foam the Nedierinide. Col. Harker, ou ~,,, 'Aluji.r-Geiserci I Mr J. Ilup!, uo balugerente4l a Ilercowt. (21orte A.lOOll, 34 GOOeth% on teturet (rota -rrvitie. Colonel Ise ll.,..ttnoreney, bit his return fruni fcaum. Lientenaut tt ae4r , let Life Giccrali on his airpointineut and ieturrn enter Nel(Vlet.. • Dr. Illittimore. to pierrot a • C.;onel StsliyNuu r or iippUhale4 tit to PityoWOhte of Sinrim r. Cotosiel Cheney, on his rrturn from Friss*. • Colonel Marv.. c. on promotion C"ltinti N. fruit limbs, mud heist aumiasted a Companion or the Bath. Colonel !licks, o u his cetera hum she army is Fraser. and is e .iulato.ll 4 COOlpOilluei «e the BAIN aa.l sei re. th. its.%ias ()viler Alcor. "_ - Colonel 0 :Lira * on his retarit Cairo the West Indies . , mad lamita nopaided Compaui ~,, I.ieut Gen. Maim' ou h:-. retain (row .altruld - • roloorl Tolley, umbrin wade u Caii,patiiiin of the Rath. C. ionernionui, on :.ppainiiiiNit to ttmOnler of the Bub. Mr. Seattett, on lais being appointed Ellies comma. Colusket Seutt.ou pr Mr. Agar, no bring. appointed Eines ('onnwl. Colonel Lightfoot, on. being made a Coutpinaue of the Bath Mr. S. Staidtmi.. 1./:1 Ina retort from &holed. • Count lailarie.:en, by Von at Manatee. Major Drummond, nu leis promotion and return from France. 31r. !ABM, nu colt'.. abroad, I” Viscount Sidtnuuth. Mr lAi b, on hiS 1:1111 - 11 (11.1t41 ,a. Sir It Itolham,, ou Ilia recut-ti Grata .erviee. Mr. Serjenot Van.4ll.in, on hi. lanng appointed oee of his Serkunia. • laird Ite Ia I.4mehr, by Sir Benjamin Bloomfield. Earl Estaailliani, to present an Addreirs irons King atoom Dr. Staimun, on lies return (non IJalfatt and Nova Scotia. I.iesitenaut Ullatrange, on pile appointment to the 34 Guards. Sir C. Durham, on his relearn from his eunionesid I, the Le , waril blends. Gen. ral Skinner, on hi. arrival fro.n the Neal Indies. Ye:aroma Mello tome, in being created a British Peer. Lieut. Tinting, liv Colonel Tinting, Capt. Wig.low, 3d Gaon* on return from Genic(. Cornet. 31' Dowel. 9th thseuters, on appointment. Cal. DOWN on rrturu from envier. Capt. Cram, on appointment to the Lancashire Militia. General Bayley. on return to England. Col. Napier, on being appointed a Companion of the Bath. Mr. C E Keew, by the Lord iu Waiting. Lieut.- 'Wane' Taylor, 10. th /Nouns, oa promotion. Lirist.-C.il. IMvirr , Culdistreitai Gouda, on proration. General Itiall,t;overnor of Gretaida, to lake leave. Major Gen. Swart.% 4in promotion. Major Whinyates, R. II A.un reborn from France. Mr. Leach, vu his appoietninit as Chancellor of the Duchy of lauscastrr. Lieutenant York,Sil Getards, by Lord Somers. Mr. Hismoquel, by Viaeousst Torriligtan. Mr. J Illateham, by lord Rridpurt. Martinis ef °rowed.hy the Lord la Ratio'. Col.Elleemobe. ert ditto. Colonel Evans, on his return Prow service. Captain Weddirbere, by Lard Hampden. C 641. Pemberton, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut. Cradork, 1.1 Ganrda, on his appointment. Colonel 'Mormon, Milt Itegisieut, on gualgoolitga of Composing in thr Both. Colonel Ellicombe, Royal Engineers., on ditto. Ca Maio Ric., by Sir T. Liddell. Lieut. WS Hla ie, id Guard*, on return from service. Huu 11. Kush tt, uu bia marriage, by the Earl of Loos. dale. Colonel Pereiral,4l.7thom-heing appointed Companion to the Rath. Capt. Home, Ist Guards, on promotion. Major-General W. P. Carroll, Military Commissioner to the Armies in Spain, on hie return (ruin the Peninsula. Flom Mr. Anson, en going atrium'. Capt. !hikes, R. N. no his recant-from service. Capt. Wetter*ll, on his retort' from India. Moist. W. Drummond, &I Guards, en oroorotinn. Gear. R Tarleton, on heing created a fiarintet. Caps. Moieties), R.N. on his return from foreip service.. Capt. F. Ferguson, by Viseuttut Melt Me: Capt. Farqnhar, by ditto. Col. James Stewart, on being appointed Ortaispanion to the Bath. Lord (live. on hi., rrtnro from Pride. Lieut. E. G. Douglaa, Grenadier Guards, on his appoint ment. Capt. Shirley. Coldstream Guards, an return from France. Rim. 'Minim .101111 r, by Sir W Stirling. Cul St George, on his appointment to be Companion of the Rath. Lord Duunllr, sin his return from Parisi. Cullom I Nankin, by ten• slnriiiiii of Augleoen. :llyeis., C. U Drpnty Quarter-Mmter General to the Form in Canada, on his retterit riven abroad and promotion. Captain thm.eonihe, Conlorrant Gourd", on proonoiiou. Captain W. Lake, On beiug appointed Contlieniou lo the Beth. _ _ lirotAlen. Arrlolan, on heing •ppuint.d Lie•teaut- Covrnnw of tile fide of %Vick. Rte. Dr. hit, by the ni.hop of I.n•duu. Sir Guy (:anipbell, un hist return from Franey. Cuhowl S. M'osol, from India. Colonel IMuirl, oil hi, return from India. Colonel l'olquit, on being appointed • ('utnp•nitfn of the Bath. _ _ . . • Sir R. Arloniliont, on his return from abroad and appoint.: invia of Knight Commis...hr. l'or•hiresier, on his return from Fran:e. 1411j.ir.Genii id Sir W. Priugir, on being appointed to the 6411. TIM Bev. lir. Holland. Iry thr 111.11. T. Erskine. The Styr T. 31,16., by Vise Co .labor.. The Bishop of Eerier, un being :ippointd Clerk of the Clog 1. Captaio Biorkley, 1.4 Guards, an hic retn►n from France. Sir E •I'llrker. 1111 {whiz made K C Lii-mennol ./ohu Misitaips, CoMstrrans Gemils, us Ins o fr.:iii Avow!. Limit -Col Ikon nrigg, or hi. promotion, nool return from Cclon. Col ozh Percy Duvimn, G7th Retimeni, on prumotion. Pilkingion, Eilitiorem, uu promnbou. Rev. E. Repion, by ir,c 1 Snbuouth. Alsoiar 11..r.ling, prositstiun. Cum. oou-r Sir I.: Owesiorm auatinalioa as a K.O B. and sclurss flow _ Dr. 'ln: , .ttu his In 'mg apl tt iu Ordi nary to the Pristee Recent, by Sir ileuktiniii ...item. rapt. Tel b. cm brui t . 1 ,,5,in0..1 a Ktlielt tom. madder or the Tower ind geuol, and Comlntuit.* of the ht Vi‘• u Nie Cid tan Crum the Al my iu rratire. I H. N. on rccerving the honuur 40( panioo of 111, I , a h 'File ave. "I' Ps i.cu, one of Inn Rclesit's ".tapiniii‘, and r.... 0: of Wa•ti: tnilece, Oxford, on tit, rain& is fu,,itt Hrrtn4wick, 1.. count Miii.rter • - Col" Ii. I Sr C. Pittll.l. 1 . ...Qu a 261 h 11.11n11 uh till Ins le term from kr.iste. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIE l'Y. On Monday the sixth anniversary of thic etrel tent Mriciety was held sit the London Tavern, Bi plutpogiste-otreet. Before twelve o'clock }hr, great room was entirely tilled by Ladies and Gentlemen of the tinit Atoon* the fornier were the Lady Mayoress and her daughter, the Counters of Dsniley. Mn.e Dontville. and several other La die* of rank. 'The Lord Mayor, tier )noel ..f Darn. lry, Sir John Switilmnie. Sir John Jackson, the American A nabms.valor, the Russian Mien) , to Por tugal, Mr. ‘Vtliterlarce, and many other distie:. guialiwl public charecters were biro leresent. His Royal Highness the Duke of KENT not arriied at our o'clock, the Chair wa s tukeu hy the iti4Lt Hots. 'he Load MAYok, who stated to :he Meeting that he could outy have the honour of tilling it for a few tontines, as he was humid to go up in it very short time with some Addreerim to the Prince Regent, &e. His Lordship took that occu. into of *firmly identifying Itimitelf with the plan of the Britieli and Foriign Sehool Society, the basis of *lra+ teas universal lilwwhty. and the tl.ffiesioty of edue'stion among the pone, without any distinction •of creed or country. He then provihoileed a high eulogisem on the late Mr. Joseph Peol, wtiose titer tetras in this Came went so longsknown -to the pub lic. and whoa:- it would toe isapasAble to repair. —(Great applause.' While the Loan MATott it,s in the act of re signing the Chair to Sir JOHN JACICION, his Royal Highness the Duke of Kertr arrived, aliel was re ceived with laud greetings. His Royal Higbee:vs, on taking tier Chair, observed that it was itttpieeii ble, at all tirnes, to conntraiiil a free poossag,e through the streets of Landon. He held, be raid, hero more than teenty-five &Motes completely hemmed in near London %Vail, by dratniief oxen, wheel', and coaches. lilt Royal liighneve then urged the.ice cesrity of making shalt sperchessleriog the 'Lay, as by that meows three wottld be an opportunity of bearing mray. The business of the Meeting was then opened by the Rev. Dr. CoLtvert, who read the Report of the Society for the hest year. This Report coo-- tallied an able digest of the proceedings or the Committee, and several flattering comet aaaa icataiins from .htleretit parts of Europe, Aria Africa, tool America, relative to the progress of this admirable system of edueitine in chow- quarters. Mr. At. Leo thine read OW Treasurer's Report. by which it appeared. that out of the annual veil ipts and disbursements, there *rose a balance against the Society of 3341. tes. 3d. There welt alto 3,000/. unprovided of the invested subscription of 10,000/. which was to have been raised in two years (nine months of which reentined yet di/ex pired), to clear oil the old debt of the livitution, and to defray the expentes of a new building for the school. He then energetically enforced the necessity of providing the 3,0001. required, end was persurded that in the 31...fropelis an Aloha! for such it sum, to support lustit titian which 11104 otlwrwiee fall, would nit be made in vain. Their great object was, in a spirit of concilietinn. to pro. creel iii the . gteat work of edue•tin•a wAshimat dap religiose; dist inction, add to give mit to ?yet) , It; Society. who had the same object in view, Worthy Gentlemen {lotto proCeeded to state; fines authentic information, the deplorable want of will. ctition which yet' prevailed in the Metropolis; not. withstanding the success of the past labour,' o f t h e Society, and to impress upopathe'Meeting the ne cessity of conlielly co-operating to remote this evil. He particularly pointed out, as en object of imita tion, the Southwark Auxiliary Establislinient, Which was extending greet benefit in the Berough, by well-directed union of subscriptions from each indi vidual of ouly fille pearly a lora. They also united, so far as they could, with the respectable part of the poor. took their little snbscriptions, lea•:ever small, embodied them in their Cotnotitiees, and thereby impressed upon the Minds of there who wee< the objects of the Associatioii, that they were themselves ciditributing to defray the expense or the Establishment, and not altogether deprodirg On the gratuities of others. —(Hear, hear.)—This mode of proceeding was calculated to raise the moral cites racier of the Anil, con eluded, by impressing Upon the Meetin g the ins ',realise necessity of rinsing their funds, until the plaits in contemplation could be carried intro ettcu- It Mbal ales their intention to stimulate the south in the schools, by distributing among them, as rewarls, useful articles Of clothing.—( Heuer./ His Excellency Joile QUINsEY ADAMP, Esq. the American Minister. rose to purpose that the Report of the Committee ee Adopted. In . ober dienee to the salutary admonition of the Royal Chairman, he Would trespass but for a moment on the intention of the Meeting. in recommending this Report. &deed, the doctiment carried with it its own recommendation—it walked forth through the inhabitable world, disseminating wisdom end virtue (for education was wisdom and virtue), sod it would be a waste of time to pronounce its eulo g y. :real appltarse.)--fle would only refer to one part of the Report, and the Meeting would antici pate that lie alluded to Ainenca. He would be wantints in gratitude, if he uterlooked this pint of the subject. That real for dissietnimoing this tsui of sanest in the Utiited Stater. to which the Report so flatteringly alluded, sprung Inn was our of the richest met twist tf lnrions parts of the ioheritaincN of their British Hues-stork —( Loirrl acclamations.) Mr. WlLLtutsis setuouled the motion for Adopt ing this 'Reliant He expreiesed - the moat hearth it gratilientani at Ihtit beautiful gentiinrid in he il a yti ffs Ga:ette ; which reen„wiiised the System of • •trusi philanthropy, which it was their object to rninune. Europe lied at length wiped away a part of the stain upon her character, for the- wrotira she had inflicted on Africa, by transmitting to hp inuiverm4l eilitnition. Ott, toOdact to that wiete.td periple appeared ten times arnria, when we teal i , 4 the productions of her sonsinicii sublime anti betie vol.-A precepts. The Hon. Getitlemim concluded by paying a handsome tribute to Mr. Wilberforce.- -trot nesolittittwx see eldvertisentencl The Earl of DARN LEY. in proiposinz the next toot iiiii , observed, that he attended the Meeting great . persoira! inconvenience. He then ri4tul 3ttrved tribute to the Royal Fasoily, for theiriou.. lioyinge to this histitittion. It haul pleased Pipet. datucepot to allow their severed Matta:di to cont. 'I 11