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t, Sha 3 fteeleury, lej ammi. chreadon. Chesterfield, Haerovrby, ,11011, Wettotorlan4l, Talbot, Falmouth, Clare, Rod e n. !tia_ Is —Deerhu ret, M e l v ill e, G o d er i c h , Strat h avon, rticoiatTs rd, Gormanston, Northland, Belgrave, Castlereagh, e napletown, Sidmouth, Downe, Bangor, Holmesdale, 'frilli er*, Hood, B ernard, Garry, Ashley, Palmerston, Low !li, Granville Bersaford , Clive, M e lbourne, Ingestrie, nereford. ' ciiirloa—Norreys, Maryborough, Ellenborongh, Killeen, ord, D una l ly, Howden, Harry Vane, Dormer, Dur -414, Clements, F. L. Gower, Douglas, Montagu, Tulla °ll, Garvagh, Gl enorchy, Garlies, Duffer i n, Dunglas, Staurton, Colville, G. H. Cavendish, G. Bentinck, St. Helens, Amher s t, S y d ney, Bexley, Willough b y d e E res b y, ill, F arnborough, Apsley, Glenlvon, Arden, C. Somer test, De D unetanville, Dundas, Selsey, Grantham, Verulain, a, u uaboy ae, F . Beauclerk, Ravensworth, Howard de Wai n Eliot, M a nners, Rad s to c k, T e ynham, H. H. Chet p - 141el ei• Hotham, Bolton, Lilford, Seaford, J. Thynne, . Thynne, Willoughby de Broke, H. Thynne, Glengall, 41 `„ I mieY, Rivers. bard,luc RolecaunaeLls--Sir G. F. Hill, Sir S. Shep- Sir C. Robinson, Robert Peel, W. Huskisson, R. s,4lburoo C. W. Wynn, J. Herries, Sturges Bourne, I. F remantle,C. Arbuthnot, V. Fitzgerald, Frank iih., I. . --, Leticia. (11"(ALABLUS—.-Liellt. Corry, Colonel Townshend, el'P t ain Dund as , C o l one l S tan h ope, G. A gar Elli s , ,7 1 ouel R. Molyneux, J. E rs ki ne , C o lonel Grant, M.P., `-tatain Duncombe, Rev. H. Duucornbe, Clifford, i .. Hew ett, Captain Duncan, C. J. Shore, Rev. H. D. rekine, H. R. W t • 11 P A. Liddell, H. Corry, ji . s es 42111 a, i . .• . Loy Law, Rev. Dr. Pellew, W. Towry, • --- Preston, Major Fane. B Sla g -- Charles Fl ower , F. O mmanney , A s tl e y C oo p er , ' ll ., A. Halliday, Thomas Lethbridge, D. Stracey , Bart., Beckett, Bart., Ri g ht H on . J. B ec k e tt, T. Lee, G. S sh 'e' T. Pelh am H ayes, G. Warrender, C. Morgan, J . !menton Dudley Hill, C u ll ing S m ith, G. Q u i n ti n , J. tzgerald G. Cockburn, J. Brydges, C. Forbes, M.l'., t '1 11 „Yde East, J. B. J o h ns t o n e , F. F i eeling, R. Gardi ner' .- Stirling, A. Johnston, R. King, W. Curtis, Ed_ War d Kerrisnu, A. Chichester, M.P., H. Lowe, C. Cole, e. Laurie, J. Bonner, R. Bolton, C. Wetherell, G. Alur p,Y, N. Ti n d a ll, T. H ammon d, H. T ay l or , W . G or d on, ' Chest er , W . H ouston , J . P . Hayes, Alexander Grant, ~. Ogil v y, E . B lount, J. Cathcart, T. Adam], G. Barn 'l4l', . 1 :Brooke Pechelt, M. Seymour, T. Neave, C. W. ' o ote, C. Paget, J. Whale, H. Parnell, H. Webb, G. , 44 Yler, IL J. Paul, J. W. Wedderburn, H. W. Wilson, "' Ricketts, E. Stracey, R. Hill, E. Varasour, C. Con „Stable, G. Shiffner, M. S omerv ill e , .1. F. C. Drake, H. . D. W. Elphi ns t oue , R. A. H o d son, M. .1. Steerens, ''' i'yatville. ttsnors—London, Chichester, Winchester, Bristol, l Che ster, St. Asaph, Litchfi e ld an d C oven t ry , Gl oucester , each, C a l cu t ta , B ar b a d oes, C ar li s l e, Ely, Durham, and i alarlaff. Dean of Salisbury. Archdeacon of Dorset. 1).110. Docroas—Dakins, Spry, Russell, Kettle, Heath, " 4 ", s eh • Maltby. jair."`'. MESSRA.—T. F. Foord Bowes, W. Strong, Bid c„„-' B ray, J. A-PEvoy, W. Holmes, G. P. D. Pollan, W. 13 —n ' n g• W. Broughton, R. Walpole, W. Fawcett, A. 4rn abY• M.A., P. .1 Ferrers, .1. Crofts, C. Woodworth, A.A. Towns en d, J . W . H ayes, Knapp, P. Colo, d ii. Glass, G. Burrard, J. W. Mackie, G. H. Stod- G art, m .A., Smith, G. Peering, R. A. Musgrave, V. aseet, F. I. Farren, A. Morgan. p DocToas—Macki nnon , B ea ttie, Richardson, Shiel, '°ddana, Southey, Pollock, Meyrick, Hair. . BARONS—Nolleken, Le Chevalier Kautzow, Comma tary-General Shelton Commodore White. SELZ zAN Ts—Arabin, Cross, Bosanquet, Wilde. , AD T IIIR AIS----Sir C. R o wl e y, Sir J. Whitshed, Sir G. ackwood, Si r G . Martin, Hon. Sir H. Blackwood, Sir ,'Y Joh nstone Hope, Sir B. H. Carew, Sir E. Codring k?) Hon. Si r H. Hotham, Sir J. Rowley, Lake, C. 8., 'glle Sir R. King, Winthrop, Sir G. Moore, Sir G. E. li: 4c m:di Raper, Tollemache, Sir P. H. Durham, Sir T. ''''`.l, Sir E. Harvey, Sir C. Hamilton, Page, Sir Sidney 1; 41 th• Sir F. Laforey, Sir T. Williams, Plampin, Sir J. filtells, K.C.8., Sir E. Thornbrough, Jones, S r J. Beres -3 Sir E. Hamilton, Lord A. Beauclerk, Rodd, Mait. Sir R. Stop;ord, Sotheron, Sir G. Martin. OANRRALS—Piggot, Sir Wm. Hutchinson, Girard, Sir e Laird, G ran t, Ki ng , Si r R. F erguson , Si r W. K eppe l, &,' li. Taylor, Sir E. Kerrison, Sir T. Brown, K.C.8., i O. Grant, Dunlop, Lord Forbes, Sir T. Reynell, ` , 8., Sir W. H. Clinton, Bart., Sir R. Jackson, Sir 6 I Lrapbell, Sir S. Beckwith, Moore, Burrows, Sir C. ; s till*, Sir J. C. Smyth, Hon. Robert Maude, White, k,, e khriS. Brown, Dickens, Sir G. Nugent, Crosbie, Lord e b i ttrd Somerset, Bligh, Sir C. Doyle, Dyott, Molyneux, /.; 44 rrie, Warren, Price, Co ffi n, Lord Macdonald, Viscount 4t bar Balfour, Blachford, Thornton, Sir J. Lambert, 8 4 our, R ckct O'Loghlin, White, Sir H. •Warde, Sir T. Hislop, 'l'llt:Clarke, G.C.8., Sir John Ettey, Smith, Si W. K. n ri mt, Morri son , L or d Bl ayney , Si r J. H am il ton , Si r W . Fe dor, Fraser, J. G. Scott, Sir J. B o wser, K.C.8., . Lord Shrapnel, Lo r d Lynedoch, Freetb, Sir J. Oswald, kord 1 i , - :owden, F. Campbell, Bonham, Macdonald. ' - "oleat e _-J. Millie, M.P., Brook, C. S. Fagan, C. 111., Thornton, Fitzclareace, Sir G. Quintin, Watley, Prench, O'Riley, Armytage, Potter, Downman, Beau teharnP• Drummond, J. B. Savage, Biggins, A. Alo rs h ea d, kLit, C. 8., Duffy, W. H. Stanley, Sir G. Hoste, Hon. W', T. E. Jones, O'Reilly, Lacy, C. E. Cox, Sir J. M. Doyle, K.C.8., Hon. H. Murray, W. R. Gilbert, Sir A. Piaster, K.C.8., Daahwood, Goiwin, Cleveland, P earce, Wallow, Williamson, J. H arr i ot, G . Pollock, Lascelles, R. s l ' iltt le Jones, A. M. Maxwell, Cuetance, r J. May, g° ' 4. 7er, Colley, Sir G. Scovell, Horton, Muttleburg, teler, Jackson , y N oe l H arr i s, S ea l e, Anson, fir Gregory 'Way, Bowater, Forrest, Bull, Ellicomb e , ,t'll!!or, Stretton, D'Oyley, Li nco l n Stanhope, D'Arcy, Mttl,e, Clifton, M ac d onnell, Bingham, Sir William !ferries, Yoysxd, Maclaine, Macintosh, Kiag, Evelyn, M'Cleverty, lekensie, C. 8., Otto, Sir Richard Williams, Hely Hut ttasori, Cleeve, Sir A. Christie, F ergueson, Shackwel, 4 ' Geo. Elde r , B roo k e, Jones, S r A. Dickson, K.C.8. 1 , 5 4.er., Cu l t, M. Shawe, Clitherow, Elphinstone, Astell, No Doyle, J. Baillie, Aslye, Mer r i c k, J. Munro, Lam cZ4, Greenwell, C. 8., Reeves, Fane, M. P. aoas—Rethune, J: D own i ng, Bret Eon, J ones, h , De R oue, Chi chester, Mac Arthur, Doran, Hon. ii:::) Dundee, St. John Blacker, J. W. Freehfield, H. tq Mountain, Dyneley, Brackenbury, G. Buckley, ri _er• Lord Thomas Cecil, Bishop, W. D. Jervis. 1107d 1141 ,"ts--R. P. Tonikins, J. Drake, th a i i t ."‘. Oliver, Lord George Paulet, Richard Owen, ~tla;lea ' .I. , ,, Fr as er, Charles Keele, lion. Francis Maude, 11 ,,.tad a ,, - a ., 44 ,m 11 , Rivett Carnac, Stuart Brisbane, Rodney Niu., y ' Th omas Sanders, A. Tozer, Charles English, 11. Jit—",:Y. Turner, Rawdon Maclean, Frederick de Roos, J. e s : Pearl, G. S. Dyer, George Peard, Thomas Farber, C Pell Woolnougb. N1 4.04- -Cates, H. C. Deacon, RN., Bentinck, 14 "en, MN, Willoughby Cotton, Horton, R.N., CM', 'Wollaston, R . N ., F arqu h ar , C 8., R.N., H. N. t 44 ,2 1 '• Richard S . Dundee, R.N., W. W e ll es l ey As h e, G. ''"i,.. iehael Smyth, H oo d, W a llace, Williams, A. Wathen, kty7' ll - Sandilands, Syk e s, RN., Thornbrough, Skip- V'T., Octavius Vernon, R.N., Hon. Anson, R.N., Clder Shairp, R.N., Spencer Stanhope, George Har i ‘..l4ycon, Ayscough, R.N., Plumridge, R.N., Mundy kA rra Y,t, R.N., Mildmay, J. Franklin, RN., Tomkius, I CII . ' * J. A. Gordon, N. Duff, RN., W. E. Parry, i I s .'' A. Bertram, R.N., G. Evans, R.N., Fuller, RN., t:t - ; ' Cook, R.N., Clinton, A. Al'Neill, Drake, R.N., ' W er, R.N. , Chads, R.N., C. 8., C. Bullen, C. 8., Craword, R.N., Chesney, Royal Artillery, ~,,11 4 ", Carl eton , R.N., H. Bl ac k wo od, Sir Christopher 1 4 1 ' Bennett, Ed. Carpenter, Lord Byron, Beechey, ' Ilis;: Young, Agar, B. Blake, Harvey, G. Mathews, ,I , N -441 ,7) C. 13,, R.N., Slade, Maclean, • W. H. P ierson, i o4 ', zierbert, Ryd er Burton, RN., De Starck, R..N ~ ,74 fl . ......." Knox, R.N., Louis, Trent, Hill, Reid, DLT SCLInpbeII S. Sparshott, R.N., Waldegrave, R.N., i o A ' m artin, ' Maekinnon, E. Astley, R.N., Byng, Hon. W Maude, RN., Geo. Everest, Oldfield, Baynes, ' tls .„' R. C. Deacon, R.N., Saunders, Blackwood, !let t : ll ' c % Hon. W. Keith, R.N., Crowds, R. N., il,, et• W. Stuart, RN., Hotham, R.N., Wood, J. kei /tc en, Rich, R.N., Sir Bentinck Doyle, R.N., Rose, q1 1 0 " ° . Fergueen, R.N., Nugent, W. Fletcher, R.N., H. t . , R.N,, C. 8,, Coltun, Donat Henry O'Brien, P oto 'l F. Spencer, Nicholas Tomlinson, S. Vasea h ll, fib, IN ' Cinetwynd, A. H. Gotdon, ftawdon, W. B. Do • ' "kridson, Sir W. B. Proctor, Dalling, R.N. 1, Vtlitara.x•rs—.l. E. Alexander, Ilawkes, Crawford, • king, „fame', F. Blachford, Coolly, E. Jekyll, \' s - ' G. t B urrard, (leery, Wilmot, Breme, C. Forester, 44-',..'ittasa, A. G. Blachford, Savage, J. W. Tomlinson, cYard, Mathias, Dunlop, R.N., Hawkins, Hon. -- k i ,' 4 , t IY• Dering,Lewis, Hart, C. Delme, e, 43'ethwaite, C. Stoddart, Martyn, Battlers, W. Stuar t, tr t ' l ,...rigdon R. 0. Bridge, E, W. Pitt, R.N., Hope, C. D. h i t i l l'orren;, G. D. S'eett, F. Ives, Thornton, D. S. c,,lit. T • 4/ 4 . R. T o ml i nson, Hewett, T. Bulkeley, Trotter, 1 1e e°8 atz7e,......A. G. Fullerton, W. Murray, R. S. Gee- Sue, R. Crompton,St. V. Ricketts. 0 - "'j sz uge-0. Blachford. -rat atleas—J. Archer Houblon, Rosen, Dawkins tiZ nc mt, ALP , Hope, Legh, M.P., Edward Foley, ALP h . n , '`‘l: : : (4 4 ,) J. Frost,. Bayntun, Francis Ludlow Holt, J o hn 1 'ts.. t ''''ead, Horsley, Curties, Bouverie, Delme, T. H o oke _ i 'Niue, m an i as ; Svrgesat Wilde, Delve Raileilflet Harry Delete Radcliffe, 0 . D em p i t i s, Rf. WilAire, C. Cavendish, K. Dnr,g.'as. It. Hay. A. Barclay, Langdale, Egerton, Fort, s P, A. Blount, G. Russell, M.P., W. A.iSc a!rtt, E Jo(,nson, Seigeant Teddy, Burke, Sergeant Cross. I). C. Aiills, Boyle, H. Davis, M.P., C. Clive, W. R. Coswav, .1. Stuart, M.P., .1. Hor, P. C. Scarlett, P. B. 11Inn . a , 2u, Blount, .1. Salmond, Heathente, W. Jones, H. Seymour, Duzdale, W. Mundy, J. C. Camp bell, P. Doyle, d. Chaudless, Waite, T. Fairfax, Mitchell, D. Gerrard, Sugden, H. Hamond, R.W. Roberts, Man ning, Gregory, H. Greville, Crosbie, C. Cary, A. J. Valpy, C. R. Nugent, Bernal, M.P., Fleming, F Pollock, C 1.114011, C. Mackinnon, M.P., J. Buller, Cruker,Mundy, Jenkins,:B. Baring, Askew, R. C. Brodie, Ross, Talbot, G. Leigh, S. Scott, M. P., Hall, R.W. Currie, W. Patten, R. Adair, Daw kins, H. M. Dyer, E. Jerningham, W. Riddell, Colquhoun, Borough, M. Maxwell, C. li. Stonor, St. John Baker, Du Pre, G. L. Blount, Auriol, Speer, C. Legh, T. Coch rane, R. N. Wrightson, C. Forster, Sergeant Arabin, Assheton Smith, Kitchiner, Spencer Perceval, F. Ludlow Holt, Constable Maxwell, Philip Howard, Frederick West, Dan. O'Connell, Plauta, Spring Rice, E. Mortimer, R. Liston Elliot, Wilkie, Cooper Cooper, Selwyn, K.C., A. H. Lynch, Wallace, Greenwood, Agar, Isaac L. Gold amid, Thomas Knox Holmes, Sidney Parry, G. L. Pren dergast, Holmes, Edward Thomason, Sergeant Bosanquet, J. M. Brakenbury, jun., Charlton Whitmore, Whitmore, J. Penfold Thomas, John Jocelyn, Weld, Williams, Neave, Middleton, Montefiore, Mitford, Grosvenor, Hood, Frank land Lewis, Bacon, R. C. Fergusson, M.P., Morse Cooper, Sheffield Grace, C. F. Williams, Gifford, Bull, Marshall, M.P., Kinloch, W. Shand, Charles Ashburnham, Robert Dundas, Horne, K.C., C. Douglas Halford, Cotterell, Rosson, Arthur Cole, Dottin, Koch, J. Campbell, K.C., Roche, Henry Veitch, Peers, Wise, Wynne, Pendarves, M.P., Ed. Stafford Jerningham, Cavendish, John Fairlie, Palmer, Blackburne, Trent, Wardrop, Luttrell, Campbell, 3(1 Guards, Macleod, Protheroe, Moray, S. March Phillipps, Ed. Foley, Gurney, Grattan, M.P., Dorrien, Northcote, H. Batley, M.P., J. Cluluw, Cal thorpe, O'Brien, C. Leigh, Baring, W. Campbell, T. Net tleship, A. Barclay, Howard, Kingsmill, Horace Twigs, Balfour, J. Weld, M. Grant, Foster, Ibbetson, Sergeant Scriven, Courtenay, Nussey, Kennedy, E. Weld, R. Brown, J. Scriven, G. R. Robincin, M.P., Burge, C. Butler, S. Swinton, C. Macpherson, G. Bankes, J. Houblon, C. E. Maccarthy, J. Talbott, C. C. Smith, Knox, H. Hope, Hope, C. E. Smith, Franklin, N. Carlisle, C. H. Teni son, Nisbett, Littleton, M'Donnell, J. Greathead, Elliot, Arch. Macdonald, H. Emanuel Goodhart. The following were among the numerous presenta tions : The Archbishop of Canterbury, on his translation. The Lord Mayor of London, by Mr. Secretary Peel. The Hon. Lieut. Coventry, of the Life Guards, by his fa ther Viscount Deerhurst. Mr. Archer Houblon, by Sir Richard King. Capt. Cates, late 53d Regiment, by Gen. Sir Bohn Doyle, Bart., G. C. B. Mr. Sheriff Copeland, by Mr. Secretary Peel. Colonel O'Reilly, by Sir Herbert Taylor. _ . Lord Nerreys, by the Earl of Abington. Mr. Sheriff Booth by Mr. Secretary Peel. Mr. Cavendish, by the Duke of Devonshire. The Provost of Trinity College, Dublin, by the Archbi shop of Armagh. Sir Astley Cooper, Bart., as Serjeant-Surgeon to his Ma jesty, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Under-Sheriff Richardson, by Mr. Seeretary Peel. Francis Ludlow Holt, Esq., Vice-Chancellor of Lancaster, by the Night lion. C. Arbuthnot, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. Mr. Henry Emanuel Goodhart, by Sir Chas. Flower, Bt. Mr. William Seymour, on his appointment as Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court at Bombay. Assist.-Com.-Gen. Skelton, by the Duke of Richmond. Dr. Richardson, Royal Marines, on his return from the Northern Land Expedition, by Viscount Melville. Mr. Wm. A. Scarlett, Chief Justice of Jamaica, by Sir George Murray. The Lord Mayor's Chaplain, the Rey. Samuel Smithson, by the Lord Mayor. Mr: John Frost, the Director of the Medical-Botanical Society, to present his last oration before that body. dedicated, by petrnission to his Majtsty, upon which occasion Mr. Frost kissed hands. Colonel Brooke. by the Earl of Abingdon. Mr. Henry Hope, by Mr. Hope. Mr. Wardrop, on his appointment as Surgeon to his Ma jesty. Commander It. P. Tomkins, by Lord Ingestrie, on return from service. Sir William Curtis, on succeeding to the Baronetcy, by Viscount Sidmouth. Mr. William Campbell, Chief Justice of Upper Canada, by Sir George Murray. Rev. Charles Perring, Chaplain to Mr. Sheriff Copeland, by the Sheriff of London. Captain Ommaney, C. 8., by Viscount Melville. Lieut. Balden, 3d Light Dragoons, by Sir E. Kerrison. Lord Donk*, by Lord Montagu. Lord Dormer, on his accession to his title, by the Mar quis of Sligo. Mr. Under• Sheriff Tilson, by Mr. Secretary Peel. Mr. Bacon, by Major-General Sir E. Kerrison. Captain W. Cotton, Coldstream Guards, on his promo tion, by Colonel 3lacdonnell. Earl of Chichester, on his marriage, by the Duke of Leeds. Mr. Talbot, on his marriage, by Sir H. St. Paul. nee. W. Strong, on his appointment to be one of his Ma jesty's Chaplains in Ordinary. Commander J. Drake, R.N., on return from service, by Vice-Admiral Sir H. Hothana. Mr. B. C. Brodie, on being appointed Surgeon to the King. Mr. Martin, on his appointment as one of the Gentlemen Ushers Quarterly Waiter to his Majesty. Lieut. Vansittart, on his appointment to the Coldstream Guards, by Col. Macdonald. Mr. Kingamill, on going abroad, by the Archbishop of Canterbury. _ I.ieut. Hope, on his appointment to the Grenadier Guards. by Col. TownshenE Mr. Burke, to present the new edition of his Dietioaary of the Peerage and Baronetage, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Charles Arches Houhlon, Berkshire Yeomanry, by Admiral Sir Richard King, Bart., K.C.B. The Earl of Bradford, on coming to his title, by the Mar quis of Bath. Mr. Marshall, M.P. for Yorkshire, by Mr. Mitchell. Sir James Fitzgerald, on his marriage, by Sir William Fremantle. _ Earl Amherst, on his advancement to the Peerage, and re- turn from India. Lord I)unally, by Lord Hewden, on coming from Ireland. Viscount Northland, on being created a Peer of the United Kingdom, by the Lord in Waiting. Earl Cornwallis, by Lord John Thynne. Mr. Drake Garrard, by the Earl of Macclesfield. Captain George B. Martin, on his promotion and return from the Mediterranean, by Admiral Sir George Martin. Sir George Slice, on coming to his title, by Viscount Pal- merston. Rev. Peter Coto, on going abroad, by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Mr. Henry Moreton Dyer, on his marriage, by Major- General Sir Charles Doyle. Mr. W. Gambier, on his return to England, and on his marriage with the Cunntess of Athlone, by Admiral Sir James Whitahed. Mr. Marmaduke Maxwell, by Lord Stourton. Marquis of Hastings, on coming of age, by Viscount Forbes. Major J. Downing, by Major-General Scott. Captain W. B. Dobson, R. N., by Lord Melville. . . . . Hon. H. Spencer Law, on his return from the lonian Island•, by Lord Ellenborough. Mr. Serjeant Scriven, Recorder of Daventry, by Lord _ Tenterden. Earl Nelson, on his marriage, by Viscount Sidmouth. Mr. James Weld, by the Hon. Mr. Clifford. The Bishop of Barbadoes, by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Rear- Admiral Pare, Ipswich, to pay his dutiful and best respects to the King. Mr. Frederick Pollock, on being appointed one of his Ma jesty's counsel. Mr. C. F. Williams, by the Lord Chancellor. Earl of Liverpool, by the Right lion. Mr. Peel. Earl Brownlow, on his marriage, by Viscount Valletort. Commander C. Talbot, by his uncle the Duke of Beaufort. Mr. Cooper Cooper, High Sheriff of Bedfordshire, by Lord Grantham. Commander J. Pearl, R.N., on his return from America, by Sir G. Cockburn, G.C.B. Major-General Sir Richard Jackson, on his appointment to the 81st Regiment, by General Lord Hill. Mr. Cotterell, on his marriage, by Lord Lynedoch. Mr. Macpherson Grant, by Mr. Foster. Captain Donat Ilenchy O'Brien, RN., upon his marriage, by Vice-Admiral Sir Richard King, Bart., K.C.B. Mr. Edward Johnson, by Lord Lynedoch. Mr. Hooke, by the Hon. Col. Lygon. Mr. C. R. Nugent, his Majesty's Consul-General in Chili, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Lieut. Hawkins, by Sir Horace St. Paul. Sir R. D. H. Elpiiinstone, by Sir George Murray. Mr. Weld, Mr. James Weld, and Mr. Edward Weld, ny Mr. Clifford. Mr. A.Barelay, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Lieut. Bremer, by Major-General James Campbell. Mr. Balfour, on his marriage, by Sir George Murray. Mr. J. M. BrackePbury, juu., his Majesty's Pro-Consul at Cadie, on his rstaro from Bp:du, by Mititar-Gret.. rat Sir Charles Doyle. Mr. Willon Patten, by Mr. Fl:seliburn. The Earl of Darlington, upon his title ai Lord Temple- town. Capt. Fogo, on promotion, by Lieut.-General Smith. M‘Cleverty, on bring appointed to the command of the 4th tlivis4m of Royal 11Iarines. The Hon. Rev. Hazily David lirskine, by Lord Calthorpp. Capt. J. AM:km'', on his appointment, by Gen. Sir George Nugent. Lieut. G. Burrard, by his father the Rev. George Burrard. Lieut. Scott, by his father, Major-General Sir G. Scott. Mr. Peers, by the Earl of Macclesfield. Mr. Cornwall Legh, by his father Mr. Legh. Viscount Ingestrie, on his marriage, by Lord Salisbury. Dr. Me rick, LL.D., on having historically and gratuit ously arranged the Royal Horse Armoury in the Tower, by Viscount Beresford. Capt. A. li. Gordon, on his return how Portugal, by Major-Gen. Campbell. Mr. Middleton, on his marriage, by Lord Brownlow. Mr. Assketon Smith, on his marriage, by Lord Temple- town. Major Coles, by Sir H. Taylor. Mr. Ibbetson, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir John Cathcart, by Col. Hon. E. P. Lygon. Sir Edward Blount, by the Duke of Norfolk. Mr. Mitford, on his marriage, by Lord Ravensworth. Capt. A. Shairp, R.N., en promotion, by Viscount Mel ville. Viscount Holmsdale, by Earl Amherst. Lieut. Burn, •n his promotion, by Col. Sir A. Dickson. Mr. John Scriven, by Lord Tenterden. Mr. Boyle, by his father, the Earl of Cork. Capt W. Parker, R.N., on his appointment to command the Prince Repent yacht, by Viscount Melville. Lieut.-General Sir W. Hutchinson, en his return from the continent, by Lieut. Sir H. Taylor. Sir J. B. Johnstone, Bart., on his marriage, by the Arch bishop of York. Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, on hie return from leave of absence abroad. Lieut.-Colonel Bowyer, on his return from India and ap pointment to the Order of the Bath. Lieut.-General Dunlop, on being appointed Colonel of the 75th Regiment, by General Lord Hill. Lieut. Hart, on appointment, by the Earl of Harrington. Mr. Chad, his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Mi nister Plenipotentiary to the State of Colombia, on his return from Dresden, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Major Jones, on his appointment, by Sir A. Dickson. Major W. 1). Jervis, by the Duke of Rutland. Mr. I. L. Ooldsmid, by the Marquis of Lansdowne. Mr. Charles Forrester, by the Duke of Rutland. Dr. Hair, on appointment to the Royal Horse Guards, and Surgeon to the General Conmsauding-in-Chief, by Lord Hill. Mr. Charles Ashburnharu, by the Earl of Aberdeeu. Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Codrington, on his return from his comraand in the Mediterranean. Lcrd Douglas, by the Lord in Waiting. Lord Rivers, on coming to the title, by the Duke of Dorset. Mr. C. Douglas Halford, on his marriage, by Sir Trayton Eliot Drake, Bart. Lord Dorchester, on his appointment to the 7th Hussars, by Sir Herbert Taylor. Mr. Burge, the late Attorney-General of Jamaica, on his return from that Colony, by Sir George Murray. The Bishop of Calcutta, on appointment, by the Lord Bishop of Winchester. Lord Willoughby de Broke, on his marriage. Mr. Nicholas Carlisle, on being appointed one of the gen tlemen of his Majesty's Most Hon. Privy Chamber, by Sir Herbert Taylor. Lieut. Dunlop, R.N., on promotion, by his father, Lieut.- General Dunlop. Lieut.-Colonel Custance, 63d Regt., by Sir H. Taylor. Hon. Lieut.-Colonel Henry Molyneux, 67th Regiment, on his promotion by Major-General Macdonald. Lieut. Hamilton Ward, R.N., on his appointment to the Prince Regent, by Sir H. Blackwood. Mr. Joseph Clulow, Madras Civil Service, on his return from India, by Lieut.-General Bell. Major-General Sir Colin Campbell, Lieutenant-Governor of Portsmouth, by Lord Hill. Commander J. Chappell Woollnough, R.N., on promotion, by Sir H. Blackwood. Commander Richard Owen, R.N., by Viscount Melville. Captain Oldfield, by Sir J. C. Smyth. Captain Hill, Royal Horse Guards, by Lord Hill. Captain Baynes, R.N., on promotion and being appointed a Companion of the Bath, by Sir E. Codrington. Mr. W. Riddell, the King's Hussars, by Lord Clifford. Major-General Macdonald, on his appointment to the com mand of the 67th Regiment, by Lord Nill. Major Brackenbury, on receiving his Majesty's permission to wear the Orders of the Tower and Sword and St. Ferdinand, by Sir Charles Doyle. Lieut. Edward Jekyll, Grenadier Guards, on his appoint. ment, by Colonel Townahend. Lieut.-Colonel Cleeve, on promotion, by Sir A. Dickson. Lieut. R. 0. Bridge, on his return from South America, by Major-General Campbell. Captain George Harris, to pay his respectful duty. Mr. Pearson, by Earl Amherst. Lieut.-Colonel A. M. Maxwell, on hie promotion and re turn from the Mediterranean, by Sir H. Taylor. Lord Melbourne, on succession to title. • Captain Fergusson, on his marriage, by Viscount Melville. Sir Robert Adair Hodson, by Lieut.-General Sir John Hamilton. Mr. Crosbie, by Lieut.-General Crosbie. Captain J. Everest, on his return from India, by General Sir Wm. Keir Grant. Mr. Selwyn, on his appointment as King's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor. Captain Byng, by the Duke of Richmond. Mr. J. Campbell, King's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor. Captain Jones, on his return from Canada, and re-appoint ment to the Royal Morse Artillery. Lieut. Hewett, on his appointment to the staff of the corps, by Major-Gen. Campbell. Mr. J. Dempster, by Earl Gower. 1%! r. J. Hood, on his appointment to the Grenadier Guards, by Viscount Hood. Lieut.-Colonel Jones, on promotion. Bishop of London, on translation. Commander R. Mundy, by Vice-Admiral Sotheron. Sir M. Seymour, on his appointment as Commissioner at Portsmouth dock-yard. Hon. Captain Anson, R.N., on his promotion. Lord Lilford, by the Earl of Westmorland. Hon. Augustus Liddell, on receiving his commission, by Lord Ravensworth. Mr. E. Jerningham, by Lord Stafford. Captain Dolling, IL N., on promotion and return from service, by Vice-Admiral Sir W. J. Hope, G.C.B. Mr. St. John Baker, his Majesty's Consul-General at the United States, on his return home on leave of absence for his health, by Lord Aberdeen. Lieut. Savage, on hie return from abroad, by Col. Savage. Lord Clements, by Lord Leitrim. Captain Cotton, on promotion, by Colonel Macdonald. Lieut. W. Stuart, on his promotion and second, departure for India, by Sir H. Taylor. Lord H. Vane, on being attached to the British Embassy in Russia, by Lord Templetown. Captain Davidson, on promotion, by Lord Macdonald. Colonel Sir J. M. Doyle, on his return from Lisbon, by General Sir J. Doyle. Mr. Gregor, High Sheriff of Cornwall, by the Earl of Falmouth. Mr. J. C. Campbell, on appointment to ISth Dragoons, by his father, Mr. A. Campbell. Colonel Sir J. May, on Iris return from Portugal, by Sir William Clinton. Mr. Wilkie, by the Earl of File. Mr. R. Dundas, by Lord Melville. Captain Skipsey, R.N., on his return from the Cape of Good Hope, by Lord Melville. Viscount Villiers, and Lieut. Villiers on his promotion, by the Earl of Jersey. Mr. S. Swinton, on his return from India, by General Sir W. K. Grant. Mr. Blount, by the Duke of Norfolk. Mr. Percy Doyle, on his return from the United Stairs, by Lord Aberdeen. General Sir H. Taylor, on being appointed Adjutant-Gen., by Lord Hill. Lieut. Hawkee, on his promotion, by Sir 11. Taylor. Colonel Lacy, on his promotion, by General Smith. Mr. Lister, by Earl Howe. Colonel Armytage, on his promotion, by Col. Maedonell. Captain W. Fletcher, on his promotion, by Sir H..Hotham, K. C. B. Lieut. D. S. Davie., on his appointment, by Col. Clitherow. Lord Howard de Walden, on his marriage, by Lord Seaford. Captain Hsod, on his promotion, by Viscount Hood. Captain Crawford, on his promotion, oy Adm. Winthrop. Captain Beechey, on his promotion, by Lord M e lville. Captain A. Bertram, on his promotion, by Lord Melville. Cornet A. G. Fullerton, by Colonel Hill. Captain C. Carpenter, on his promotion, by Lord Melville. Captain Rich, on his marriage. Commander Stuart Brisbane, on his promotion, by the Marquis of Winchester. Cal. Bradshaw, on his appointment. Admiral Platnpia, on his promotion. Major-General Sir Taoism Reyaell, as r o lo, aft ment t• Commander in the Order of the Bath, aod on his re• turn from the staff of the army in the East, by Lord Howden. Commander C. Fraser, on his return from the Continent. Lieut. Micklethwaite, on his appointment. Mr. P. Campbell Searlett, by Lord Aberdeen. Col. King, on his return from India, by Gen. Sir T. Bow- ser, Ih C. B. Dr. RichArdson, on his return from the northern land cz i)edition. Capt. Ayseough, on his being appointed a Commissioner at Jamaica, by Sir G. Cockburn, G.C.B. Col. Harriot, o❑ his promotion, and return frost India. Commander Gambier, on his promotion. Admiral Sir R. Stopford, on being appointed to the com- mand at Portsmouth. The Provost of Trinity College, Dublin, by the Archbishop of Armagh. Capt. G. Evans, on his promotion. Lieut. Clement Delves Hill, on his promotion. Lord Henry Thynne, on his return from abroad, by the :Marquis of Bath. Mr. Spencer Perceval, on hie appointment. Capt. Wood, by Colonel Wood. Capt. Clinton, on his promotion. Mr. Langdale, by Lord Stourton. Hon. Capt. Duncombe, by Lord Fevershato. Lord Garlies, on being appointed Lord-Lieutenaet of the eounties of Wigtown and Kirkcudbright. Gen. Sir Colquhouu Grant, on :his return from the staff of Ireland. Hon. and Rev. H. Duneombe, by Lord Fevcrbbaut. Rev. W. Fallow&Id, by Mr. Sheriff Booth. Hon. Major Fane, on his promotion. Capt. Thornbrough, on hie promotion. Capt. Mildmay, on bia promotion. Commander W. Turner, ou his promotion and return from the eoast of Africa. Commander T.Furber, on his promotion and return from the West Indies. Mr. Dori ien, by the Duke of Richmond, Col. C. E. Cox, on his promotion. Mr. Constable Maxwell, by Lord Stourton. Mr. C. E. Carthy, on his return from the Mauritius, Hon. Capt. R. Sandilande, on his promotion. The Earl of Ossory, by the Marquis of Ornaonde. Col. C. P. Fagan, on his return to India. Col. W. H. Stanley, by General Sir W. heir Grant. Hon. W. T. Law, on his return from the lonian Islands. Capt. Nugent, by Sir George Nugent. Capt. Mathews, on his appointment. Mr. Douglas C. Mille, by the Earl of Fife. M. Culling Eardley Smith, by Sir Culling Smith. The Bishop of Chester, on his promotion, by the Bishop of Winchester. Col. Sir A. Fraser, on his appointment of Director of the Royal Laboratory. Lieut.-Col. Hely Hutchinson, by the Earl of Sheffield. Sir Edward Stacey, on his coining to his title, by the Earl of Shaftesbury. Major Dynelay, upon his marriage, by Lord Ellenborough. Earl of Morton, on his coming to his title, by the Earl of Harewood. Mr. A. Foster, on leave of absence, by Mr. Peel. Mr. J. Nettleship, by Lord A, Beauelerk. Commander F. de Roos, on his promotion, by the Marquis Worcester. Mr. C. Whitmore, by the Earl of Gosfoid. Rev. Proby Ferrets, by his father the Rev. S. B. Ferrero. Commander Hood, R.N., on his promotion, by Lord Melville. Cornet R. Crompton, by Lieut.-Col. Sir W. Herries. Viscount Bangor, on succeeding to his title, by Lord Dufferin. Lieut. Conolly, by Colonel Pagan. Captain Marryatt, by Lieut.-Colonel Stowell. Vice-Admiral Sir B. Hallowell Carew, on having received his Majesty's permission to take the name of Carew. Viscount Castlereagh, by the Marquis of Londonderry. Mr. E. Thomason, by Mr. Whitmore. Lieut.-Colonel G. Pollock, C. 8., on his return from India, and being appointed Companion of the Bath. Mr. Cary, by Lord Clifford. Earl of Roscommon, by the Duke of Leinster. Captain W. H. Peirson, on promotion. Major Mountain, by Lieut.-General Sir Herbert Taylor. Captain Slade, by General Slade. Viscount Granville, on his return from his Embassy. Mr. Wilshire, by the Earl of Verulam. Lieutenant James, on appointment, by Colonel Savage. Lieut.-Colonel Jackson, on promotion. Lieut.-Colonel Horton, on his promotion, by General Sir David Baird. Lieut.-Colonel Colby, by Viscount Beresford. Mr. Campbell, by Major-General Sir C. Campbell, Rev. G. H. Stoddart, by the Bishop of Chichester. General Lord Forbes, on his appointment to be Lord High Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, by Mr. Peel. Lieut.-General Sir Ronald Ferguson, on his appointment to the 79th Highlanders, by Lord Hill. Lieut.-Colonel Ellis, on his marriage and promotion, by Lord Seaford. Capt. Chesney, by the Lord in waiting. Mr. R. W. Currie, on hie return from the Continent. Mr. S. A. Houblon, by Admiral Sir R. King. Earl of Newburgh, by the Earl of Cassilis. Commander G. Peard, on his promotion and return from the North West coast of America, by Sir G. Cockburn. Lieut.-Col. Laacelles, on promotion, by Col. Townshend. Sir J. L. Lewis, by the Lord in waiting. Mr. Elliott, on his return from India, by the Dean of Salisbury. Lieut. J. Bulkeley, on his appointment, by Col. Lygon. Major Hugh Rose, on his appointment to the 92d High landers, by the . Earl of Kinnoul. Rear-Admiral Sir Edward Hamilton, on his promotion. Commander C. English, on return from the North Arne ricon station, by Sir 11. Hotham. Lord Teynhain, on his marriage, by the Earl of Shaftes bury. Lieut. L. Dickson, on his return from India, by Sir H. Taylor. Capt. Keith, on his promotion, by Lord Salisbury. Mr. Heathcote, on his marriage, by the Earl of Fife. Lieut.-Col. Fair, on his return from India, by Lieut.- Gen. Bell. Capt. Mundy, on appointment to his Majesty's yacht, by Lord Melville. Mr. Jenkins, on his return from India, by Lord Amherst. Mr. Montefiori, by the Duke of Norfolk. Commander R. Oliver, on promotion, by Sir T. Hardy. Capt. Crosier, by Lord Melville. Mr. Richard H. Wrighton, by Sir J. Beresford. Lieut.-Col. Muttlehury, by Sir J. Hamilton. Lieut.-Col. Pearce, by the Marquis of Worcester. Mr. Gifford, by Lord E. Somerset. Lieut.-Col. Sir. J. Hoste, by Major-Gen. Sir J. Smyth. Capt. S. Sparshott, on appointment as Deputy-Comptrol ler-General of the Coast Guard, by Lori Melville. Mr. A. Barclay, by the Earl of Gosford. Corset Gascoigne, by Colonel Hill. Mr. Hall, on his marriage, by Lord Sidmouth. Lieut.-Col. J. E. Jones, on promotion. Capt. Drake, by Sir H. Hotham. Col. Sir R. Williams, on his marriage, by Major-General Campbell. Mr. Henry Delme Radcliffe, by Mr. Delme Radcliffe. Mr. Shand, by the Marquis of Sligo. Sir H. Webb, on his appointment to the Life Guards, by Col. Lyon. Capt. C. Bullen, on his return from the command on the western coast of Africa, by Sir George Cockburn, Lieut. Crawford, on obtaining a commission in the Royal Artillery, by Sir A. Dickson. Capt. W. Stuart, R.N., on his appointment to his Ma jesty's ship Gloucester, by Sir Henry Blackwood. Major-Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe, on his arrival from and re turn to Ceylon. Lieut.-Gen. Guard, on appointment as Governor of Kin sale, by Lord Hill. Major Bishop, on promotion, and return from New South Wales, by Sir John Doyle. Mr. John Hope, by Lord Melville. Capt. Fletcher, on his return from abroad, by the Earl of Harrington. Captain Rose, by Lord Faversham. Sir J. Ogilvy, Bart., on his promotion. Ron. Commander F. Mamie, on his promotion, by the Hon. J. Hewitt. Non. T. Erskine, on his being appointed King's Counsel. Capt. Mackinnon, on his promotion. Capt. Wallace, on his return from India. Sir C. Constable, Bart., by Lord Clifford. The Rev. Dr. Birch, by the Bishop of London. Captain Williams, on his promotion. Col. Sir G. Scovell, on his being appointed Lieut..Go , vernor of the Royal Military College. The Lord Mayor, by Mr. Peel. Hon. Major H. Dundas, by Viscount Melville. Gen. Sir T. Brown, K.C.8., on his return from India. Mr. Koch, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Lieut. R. Tomlinson, by Capt. N. Tomlinson. Mr. S. Parry, on his appointment, by the Earl of Him. rington. Mr. W. Pendarvis, M. P., by Lord Clinton. Cornet W. Murray, by Col. Hill. Mr. G. Bankes, by the Marquis of Graham. Capt. E. Astley, on his promotion, by the Earl of Ilehester. Mr. B. L. Elliott, Oriental Secretary of Hit Niveity's Embasny W the Ottoman Porte, os his return, by tort! Aberdeen. Commander. G. S. Dyer, on bit promotion. Ensign 0. Blachford, by General Blachford. Mr. 11. U. Addington, His 'Majesty's Minister Plenipo tentiary to the German Diet, on his return to bit mis sion. Al r. Sti.fford Jernimrliam. on his marriay . e. linll, on tieing appointed to the 5.2 d Light Infantry. Lieut. James W. Tomlinson, by Capt. N. Tomlinson. Col. Mackenzie, on his return from India. Lieut. E. W. Pitt, by Lord Selsey. Col. Wyatt, on his promotion and mtrriage. The Earl of Haddington, on being et-eater& Baron Metros, and en his succeeding his father, by the Earl of Mac clesfield. A. Musgrave, on being appointed a Cason of Windsor. Major Scott, by Gen. Lord E. Somerset. Capt. Rawdon, on his marriage. Capt. Hawkes, by Mr. Holmes. Mr. Charles Frederick Williams, on his appointment as one of His 'Majesty's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor•. Lieut. W. Langdon, by Gen. Campbell. Capt. A. McNeill, by Sir W. Keir Grant. Col. Sir R. Williams, on his marriage. Capt. Wm. Wellesley Ashe, on promotion, by General the Earl of Harrington, K.C.H. Mr. Slicftield Grace, by the Marquis of Ormonde. Mr. Fortescue, by Capt. S. Cooke. Commander Rivett Cante, on him promotion. Cal. Buteler, on his promotion. Mr. J. Penford Thomag, to present his Treatise of Uni- versa' Jurisprudence. Viscount Forbes, on his coming of age. Capt. J. Carmichael Smyth, by Gen. Sir .1. Csmichael Smyth, Bart. Rai , . R. Walpole, by the Bishop of London. Captain Spencer Vassal!, H.N., by Viscount Berettord. Mr. Charles Henry Stoner, by Lord htafford. Sir Thomas Pelham Hayes, by Lieut.- Gen. Whits. Lieut. Wilmot, his Majesty's ship Prince Regent, by Sir Henry Blackwood. Vice-Admiral Hon. Sir Henry Ilotham, on being ap pointed a Lord of the Admiralty. Cap!. the Hon. 'F. A. Maude, R.N., on his return from the Mediterranean. Lieut. J. Wallace, by Sir H. Vivian. Mr. Nisbett, on his appointment to the Ist Life Guards. Rev. Augustus Morgan, on his appointment as Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty, by Sir C. Morgan. Rear Admiral Sir Grabata E. Hamond, Bart , on succeed ing to his title. Capt. Waldegrave, on his appointment to his Alajesty's , •- ship Serenyapatam. Rev. I'roby John Ferrers, by the Rev. T. Ferrer's. Mr. Kitchiner, by Colonel Macdonnell. Major Chichester, by Lord Clifford. Mr. Thos Knox Holmes, by his father, Mr. Holmes, M.P. Capt. A. Gordon, R.N., by Lord Forbes. Major Lord Thomas Cecil, on promotion. General Sir David Baird, on his appointment to theGovern went of Fort George. Commander Tozer, on his appointment to his Majesty's yacht William and Mary. Lieut. 'l'. E. Alexander, by Colonel Elliombe. Mr. John Talbot, by the Marquis of- Salisbury'. Mr. John Jocelyn, by the Earl of Roden. Lieut.-Col. Robert Wallace, on his promotion. Major J. W. Fresh&ld, on his promotion. Hon. and Rev. Dr. Pe llew, on his appointment to the Deanery of Norwich. Commander Thomas Sanders, on his return from the Cape of Good Hope. Mr. Horace Twiss, on being appointed Under-Secretary of State for War and Colonies: - Lieut.-Col. Dashwood, on kis return from Mexico, and appointment as his Majesty's Consul at Guatemala. Lieut.-Col. Beauchamp, on promotion. Mr. George Leigh, by the Earl of Chichester. Vice-Admiral Lord Amelius Beauclerk, by Vise. Melville. Lieut. Frederick Ives, by Sir C. Grant. Lieut.-Col. Godwin, on his return from service in India, and being made a Companion of the Bath. Capt. Frederick Spencer, on returning to England, and on his having received the order of Companion of the Bath. Mr. Thomas Cochrane, by Capt. Furber, Capt. Sir William Beauchamp Proctor, R.N., on coming to his title. Capt. Young, by Sir W. K. Grant. Capt. Blackwood, R.N., by Lord Dufferin. Mr. H. Greville, by Lerd F. L. Gower. Col. A. Morehead, on his promotion. Assistant-Commissary-General Skelton, by the Duke of Richmond. Viscount Fordwich, by Earl Cowper. Gen. Sir Sidney Beckwith, on his appointment, by the Duke of Wellington. Lieut. Geary, by Col. Sir A. Dickson. Mr. E. Alortitner, by Sir W. K. Grant. Mr. G. L. Prendergast, on his return from India. Col. Williamson, on being appointed as Superintendent of the Royal Military Repository. Mr. Wise, on his return from Sweden. Hon. J. S. Wortley, by Lord Wharncliffe. Commander R. Maclean, by Lord Melville. Rev. G. P. B. Pollen, on his marriage, by Mr. Hall. Col. Otto, by Sir Thomas Hislop. Mr. E. K. Tenison, by Gen. Viscount Lorton. Col. Evelyn, on his promotion. Lieut. Thornton, on his appointment, by Col. the lion. H. Townshend. Col. Cleaveland, on his promotion, by Colonel Sir Alex. Dickson. Col. Duffy, on his appointment, as Inspector of Army Clothing. Mr. E. Jerningham, by Lord Clifford. Mr. J. Salmond, by Col. Salmond. Rev. W. Broughton, on his appointment to the Arch deaconry of New South Wales. Mr. Charles Butler, by the Lord Chancellor. Col. J. Boscawen Savage, by the Lord in waiting. Col. O'Reilly, on his promotion. Capt. Hotham, on his promotion, by the Marquis of Thomond. Major Doran, by General Morrison. Capt. Plumridge, R.N. on promotion. Capt. Tomkins, R.N., by Viscount Ingestrie. Mr. Bayntum, let Life Guards, on appointment. Mr. J. Stuart, M.P., on going abroad. Mr. Serjeant Cress, one of his Majesty'. Serjeants-at-Law, by the Lord Chancellor Mr. A. Cole, by Lord Enniskillen. Commander W. Cotesworth, on his promotion. Mr. J. Chandless, by Sir John May. Lieut.-Col. W. R. Gilbert, by Sir G. Nugent. Commander C. Keele, by Sir G. Cockburn. Mr. T. Fairfax, by Lord Grantham. Col. Drummond, R.A., on his promotion and appointment as Lieut.-Governor Royal Military Academy. Capt. Bentinck, Coldstream Guards, on his marrisge. Lieut. Chas. Steddart, Royal Staff Corps, by Sir Edw. Kerrison. Mr. F. M. Martyn, by Colonel Lygon. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. Six-No one ran read the article in your Paper of Monday, on the contemplated early prorogation of Parlia ment, without feeling forcibly the truth conveyed therein, of the necessity of the Legislature no longer remaining in a state of supineness on the existing unprecedented depres sion which involves every species of commerce, in the manufacturing districts as well as our export trade. The sauses of this defalcation are too numerous and compli cated for brief analysis, and the congregated wisdom of Parliament appears the only source from whence an ame liorated state of things can arise. I most heartily concur in the hint as to the necessity of reduction in the salaries of the principal Public Officers, for surely when not only the depreciation of the price of almost all articles of consump tion be considered, as well that the altered state of the times kas reduced the income of every roan from the highest to the lowest station in life, it is worse than un reasonable to continue a remuneration which was granted when nearly every thing was at a rate of from 20 to 30 per cent. higher than at present. The paralyzed state to which this country is reduced is the theme of every one acquainted therewith, and it is to be hoped that the due consideration, at least, which the subject so imperatively demands, will not be put off to " another Session." Yours, &c. April2B, 1829. A MERCHANT. We have the pleasure to announce this week no less than four public meetings, three of them in com mercial and manufacturing towns of the first rank, to pe tition Parliament against the renewal of the monopoly of the East India Company. Of the Manchester Meeting, which was held yesterday, we have given some details. The Glasgow and Leeds Meetings were extremely respect. able, and resolutions of a very decided character were passed by them. The petition of the Wigan Meeting is also good. Deputations are to proceed immediately from most of these towns, as well as from Liverpool and Eris tol, to London, to forward the great object of obtaining a free trade to the Eat... Liverpool TIMM T.ONDON PENIALF, FASIIIONS FOR. MAY. :;) (From the World of:Fashion.) The bonnets for Spring are in great variety; one for the promenade is of a fawn-coloured gros-de-Naples, edged at the border with rock-geranium-coloured beading (this beading is now so extremely fashionable that scarce 3 bon net or dress is finished without it.) The bonnet has an ornament round the crown, en fern de cheval, of the same colour and materials as the hat, lined with geranium car eenet, in the hollows of which are placed puffs of riband the same colour as the bonnet, with a broad satin stripe of Navarin-blue at the edge, on which are clouds of ge ranium and white ; the strings, of the same riband, are in a loop. A bonnet of white satin trimmed with velvet riband, and hound with it at the edge, of a deep claret colour, with an edge of bright amber, spotted with claret. colour. Strings, which are in a loop, are also of velvet, hot with the colours reversed; the ground being of am ber, and the edges claret, with yellow spots; the bows be neath the brim are the same as the Whip. A superb car riage -bonnet, of a truly elegant shape, is of bird-of-Paradise satin, edged at the brim, about half an inch from the extre mity, with black beading. Gauze riband, the same colour as the bonnet, with rich black satin stripes, ornaments the crown, and three beautiful weeping-willow feathers, the same tint as the bonnet, droop over the right side. A lady in slight mourning has bespoke a very elegant bonnet of white gros-de-Naples, trimmed with black satin and black blond ; scrolls of black satin, and other fanciful ornaments, surround the crown, and black aigrette fea thers. A figured white satin bonnet for the carriage is trimmed with white satin riband richly striped ; it is or namented with weeping-willow feathers of white and marsh-mallow blossom. A canary-yellow satin bonnet is trimmed with yellow ribands striped with black, in ex actly the same style as the white figured satin bonnet above described, but is without plumage. A bonnet of etherial blue satin is bound, lined, and trimmed with bird-of-ParaL disc riband, which has clouds at tile border of green, red, and yellow ; a broad blond, quilled in flutings, is placed benea:lt the brim, and riband in rosettes; the crown is adorned with esprit feathers in heath-foliage, white, green, and yellow. A white bonnet of gros-de-Naples—is figured all over in clouds of various colours, and bound with a variegated rouleau of green and blue foliage the same colour as the bonnet, edged with blond, ornaments the crown, with white Narcissusses, and their greeu foliage, formed of feathers. A white carriage -bonnet of gros-de-Naples, has a beautiful border, worked in flat em broidery of red currants and their green foliage ; the base of the crown is finished round in the sante manner, and the summit in three ♦ery narrow rouleaux of currant-red satin, flowers of which bright tint ornament the hat, and from the centre of each flower, which is of the doub'e Muscovia form, issue white esprit feathers. The gauze ribands, employed in the decoration of this bonnet, are beautifully diversified in satin stripes of lively and bright colours; the strings float loose. An embroidered edge to a marshmallow-blossom coloured bonnet is very charm ing; it is a delicate wreath, the flowers white, represent ing those of the lilies of the valley, but the green leaves are smaller. A tropic bird's plume is fixed in front, and waves archwise over each side ; it is green, with a spray of heath in the centre. The ribands are of spring-green gauze, with satin stripes, the same colour as the bonnet, at one edge, and white on the other. Among the head-dresses is a blond cap of fine tulle and blond, which has much style and fishion about it, but great taste is requisite in the putting it on, which should be on one side, discovering much of the hair, well ar ranged, on the other. It has a broad border, turned en tirely back ; sprigs of double violets and jonquils lie on the right side of the hair, and higher on the left side is placed a bouquet of the same flowers, with white snow-drops and crocusses grouped among them ; canary yellow gauze ribands, striped with black, are scattered slightly, in bows, over the summit. An Ottoman turban, for full dress evening parties, is a splendid coiffeure ; half of the folds in front are of white satin, the other half of gold gauze. In the centre, in front, is the Sultana's aigrette plume of yellow and white herons' feathers, intermingled with green and scarlet, from the tail of some rare foreign bird. A pink gauze turban is much admired fur evening dress ; it has a very beautiful plumage of ostrich feathers fixed in front, the same colour as the turban, the tips re dining to the left side, where they droop gracefully, but not lower than to the ear. The pelisses remain exactly in the style which prevailed last month ; and the newest article for out-door covering is a pelerine mantelet, of fine India muslin, to Le worn over a high dress, when the weather is sufficiently mild ; these chaste and elegant ap pendages are expected to be much in request the ensuing summer, either for the carriage or the promenade. They are trimmed all round with a frill of the same muslin as the mantelet, delicately embroidered all round in a small pattern, worked in feather-stitch; a row of a similar kind is also seen at the head of the trimming, worked on the mantle itself. (From La Belk .Assemblee. OrElt♦ Daass.—A dress of cherry-coloured satin, with a broad hem round the border of the skirt, headed by a cordon of gold. The corsage ala Sevigne encircled round the waist by a gold cord, finished in chain work, whence depend, just below the top of the broad hem, two gold tassels. The sleeves are short and full, of the same terial as the dress ; they are covered by Persian draperies of white blond, and surmounted by a frill of blond on each shoulder. The coiffeure consists of a hat of black satin, with three short white feathers placed under the brim, on the right side; the other part of the hat is adorn ed with white plumage, and puffs of black satin riband. The ear-pendants are of finely-carved red coral. PRIVATE CONCERT DICESS.—A dress of white crape, with a broad hem at the border, finished by a row of Of', cordons, en boutons. The body is made en gerbe, with full short sleeves ; and the waist is encircled by a white satin belt, and double falling frill surrounds the tucker part of the bust, of crape, in points. The hair is arranged in the Chinese style, and is surmounted by a bouquet of full blown Provence roses; two rows of gold beads form an oblique bandeau across the forehead, and complete the head-dress. The ear-pendants are of gold, exquisitely wrought. GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONS FOR MAY. (From the Gentleman's Magazine of Fashions, 4e.) A WALKINQ Ditass.—A light-blue single-breasted frock coat ; the collar is made without padding, and to fit easy round the neck ; the front of the breast is made to tur❑ back, with holes worked on both sides; the three bottom holes are buttoned, which causes the skirts to meet in front, without taking any of the fullness off the hips; the waist between the extremes, and the side-seams rather close together; sleeves are large at top, tight at the wrist, a small cuff, and blue silk, finewoves, the same as on the breast. Waistcoat of a fancy colour figured silk; is bound with black galloon, the collar is perfectly plain ; the breast is full, and buttons of the sane materials as the foreparts. The trousers of a ♦ery light grey kerseymere of the finest quality, are made to fit rather lose to the shape, inclining a little towards smallness at the knee, and proceeding from thence, gradually increasing, to fall over the boot ; the sides have two raised statue on them, which give a military finish to the garment. A RIDING Daess.—A superfine Saxony light brown riding close coat, made long-waisted, heavy skirts, broad flaps, and pockets underneath ; the collar as thin as pos sible; lappels, which are very wide, hare not any still ness, so that, when buttoned, they may not cause an un pleasant heat, which would be the case if encumbered with padding ; the sleeves are inclined to tightness; the cuffs spring a little at the hand, with silk buttons. The waist • coat, of white marcella, is made with a rolling collar, which comes very low down; there are only four buttons is front, the first one is two inches off the bottom ; the edges of the collar, foreparts, and welts, are embroidered with lilue silk. Trousers between a cream and fawn. coloured kerseymere, are made with a fly in front, instead of a fall ; they fit tight to the knee, and rather• /closer to the boot, with straps of the same to go under, A DREAS CoAT.—A deep collar with a small peak he. hind; the shoulder seams are rantered, and the seams of the back ; the plaits have side.edgas similar to a frock-coat. Organ DRESS.—A superfine black dress coat, made to fit close in at the waist, and sit rather full on the hips ; the collar is made to swell, and to turn the lappels to the third hole; the skirts, with black silk pockets in the plaits, are long and narrow; sleeves made tight. The waistcoat of white raarcella, is made with a rolling collar ; the fore parts are long, and cnt square at bottom. Trou sers of black single kerseymere, made to fit tight to the shape, cut in a little at the knee, and not reaching below the ancle at bottom, with black kerseymere straps, lined with silk, to go inside of the shoe. EVENING Ditzsa.—A suit of black, made in the first style of fashion and elegance, surmounted with a dark drab great coat, snade double-breasted, with a broad flat collar ; the waist is long, and side-seams very wide apart; the skirts are full and long, side-edges in plaits, with three Italian buttons : the pockets are outside, under the flaps, which are four inches in depth; the skirts are lined with drab s i l k se rge the edges of ti3e seat are double stitcho.