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promote the l dingly as the one or the other will Jett in view. In this ardent pursuit to remedy an •It seems to have been altogether forgotten measures of this kind cut both ways; and in exact proportion as they shall be efficaci 111 to redress the evil on the one hand, they 4 ate additional difficulties in the real pursuit r justice on the other. The troth of this re is manifested by the etica of this Bill, for ' 4l ust of necessity restrain not only frivolous Th sof error, but writs of error which are not fri -51°1" ; and if therefore its operation in the first Q ~k •Ilce is just, its operation in the second is clearly These observations are not thrown out ° l )jections to this Bill, because we are not sue 'utientll informed upon the subject to judge " t ween the evil and the good effects of the pre sth "t Practice, which gives a emit of error to all I " ask for it' ex debit° jutlitice, and therefore ta n not say whether or not it has proceeded upon 4 "a grounds. But at the same time we may be allowed to doubt the wisdom of the rule that , w oo , " refer the consideration of the propriety of ' ti at; a writ of error back to those Jud g es 1'9.1104 judgment is sought to be set aside. The 73t lii of review was peculiar to the Sc otch 4 ^urts; and it may be put down as a sin Ula r instance of inconsistency, that the 4441 e Session of Parliament that deprived 4 Scotch Courts of their Bills of review, as in jklt' 'bus and productive of delay, should confer it 4 the English Courts, as beneficial and pro. . 0 Ile( ive of speed. Mr. Pit Er., as Home Secretary, 4 I Y be taken as the proposer of both measures , what we therefore should be glad to know by Process he arrived nt two such opposite "elusions from the same facts. o A ccording to official statements of the importa pt' and exportation of the whole kingdom of r u • . 4 "la m 1822 and 1823, there is reason to infer t "siderahle increase in our own manufactures : ImportTATION, 1822. Rix Dollars. I tAw Materials - 34,107,388 ' manufactured . Goods - - . 45,140,879 IMPORTATION, 1823. Rix Dollars. okw Materials - - 36,927,349 Olanufactured Goods - 41.549,519 t we find, with an increase of above 2,800,000 Rix Dollars, i tt ie value of Raw Materials, a diminution of above 3. millions at of manufactured goods ; as the consumption does not x l ic_car to h ave b een di min i s h e d , we may i n f er that our own fi tt Tecturers have made up the deficiency. This agreeable Lt, 14 farthe r con fi rme d by the s t a tement of the Exportation in 114 tot period, viz. EXPORT.AT/OX IN 1322. Dollar:. ' l .lllv Materials - - 22,515,520 manufactured Goods 58,614,488 1823. Materials . Pr 3q6 437 )1 • lanufactures - - 65,289.241 tPo 1141 an increasesabove ten millions in the amount of our Ex du'ing t4c Year_ 1823. IU u ‘ ~." . . 44 4 4; t Zl t- X E 18.—Their Majesties the Ring '' n it h:4l 9 t a i. . a t *aPles arrived here yesterday morning, and will Cr own u oeik e o nil to-n rrow• They have been recetved ifu , i'a an d .th their . Maj l e ° sties. • by the Great Officers of the ri le -- .1 e principal Nobility.—( Gazetta Piedniontese, ....‘ , TENA.' -*N al • ) JUN t 15.—0 n MontioY morning their i nfan 'lei: th . , e n . Axin g and Queen of the Two Sicilies, with the kiern, t -- unt D'Acqttila, and the Prince and rrincess of d iey w -- . ° „•'set Otit on a tour to the Borrovnean islands, from which ar r i, '4.4 leturn. by of Turin to Genoa, where they are to eon th e 2`) d• y il l `'n • lam. ,!: Criminal Court of the circle of the Neckar, son,"_, 4 alsdoi n of Wurtemburg, has convicted 17 of the per , - ilati np l l inned in • Hohen Asperg, on an accusation of panic'. taba u ' ; 114 0s:sortable associations, and condemned them to hard et h r. in'a forfiess--1-some of them for four years; and deprived t eir lathose tivii . •P Places who held any office, either ecclesiastical or tfih, The thorough investigation, and the judgment of a th e l'at those its justice and impartiality, have stopped kuotelloutha of twho formerly denied the existence of these k b 46 " e, and pretended to declare the denunciations of them L u nlythe reveries of an over-anxious police. ite, o*lll , Joric 29.—. Arrived the Britannia %,„It,htiacket. front Boulogne, with the Earl GowErt and his If ikr uY ; the Sovereign steam-packet from Boulogne, with . the , Pt e k c l U il ° r WATERFORD and his family ; and his Majesty `s 'll,lBpitfire from Calais, with the Countess of ESSEX, li . c.e. k . ' ll .Julte of NORTHUMBERLAND end his suite are to arrive 14i„Orr.nly ats Boulogne, with the intention of returning in the .tning and Comet steam-vessels to this port on Friday next. 4i - el , t.i r . olu rsiktouTH, JJuts, 9 B.—Lord COCHRA NE set At te n 4 mornin g , at 7 o ' c l ock, for ' London. About an hour 041;1s Lady C oc h rane arrived from Tunbridge Wells, and wi t h er that !her husb a nd h a d gone, i nstant l y procee d e d liefherself. The Peranga frigate, bearing his Lordship's i.!/ L ordnighAdr.'ral of the Brazilian Navy, is come into The to refit . h i ._. . f wi ellung i s an extra c t of a l e tt er received , 41. 71a5 . ; , from Make, dated May 21 :—" A Greek vessel of fir .SJust arrived here, bringing accounts of the capture of 4 T k' ' %oh , ur air e ut e d.•• transports. The Pasha of Egypt is reported 1 4i,,„ 11 ,'InssPls paper st a t es t h at M rs. B ECHEE , l a t e p r ir 1‘f,x11.4,' tha_ cel e b rate d actress, i s now i n P ar i s , de -0444-'O7 sight, and is about to undergo an operation for .I._ I , , Vc• b. e.lieve_ it is not genera ll y k nown th a t it is 1., neer leCeSitary 'when forwarding the Newspapers by the 4: 11t e „,2 4 .0 acl±.Cts theM to a Memb er o f P ar li ame nt. The ad thel °f The p art ,: is suffi c i ent, only forwarding t h e P aper i n 0 .141.14 84 . ner -,,. , hit the e n d s expose d . h. Lb 11 41aLEy-...--- .. -geniilgl These Sessions commenced this )vh . " 4 but no t ho 'al of any interest came on 1e our T apes' was press. ia nut to atarmi_. t•-•'--This•morninh.•o'clock, an bakwult 'fire broke out in tTe' about three f r 0 in ridlnealman in• Great pette;rernises of Mr. James qray, 0, 0 ,,_ ts being con ' ti uot is to .r.i.:4tr eheret. , Westminster, which, ihe i : , the utmost fears pervaded for the bia:"ev Egan in the bakehouse,_ safety of the surround aw-jug to tha oven -a over -heat th en°y h • ed , and some coals that were d ea rosited over l the f asptzavninesgeag Ftuately, by the ,speettilymanrersivwa ere ~- tte lted n „ - ,,' a nd entiful supply , Gf water, is , It' i r Gray's .41,4.,.eeni,se,s,....4pierheveati re tet! from c• r ading farther that.. ----' i c -I.wothverwise . tar ° Prai te ea ., Day_Tialy e daniaged in the r.'ar• u . ° ) :ironwn. t a t n h o e t be giver. to the firemen for their i . consequences must have proved drew, till. 1 laead a At b ' c ; "STANCE OF SUDDEN DEATH. — t-n '4146 u ' jjast ' A an Parrs AttAst L E y,Esq.,of the East IN - I : e °l 4l' ' 'residing at Bank-terrace,Whitechapel -14414,:5tt proceeding in his carriage with his . ° i n rem e y lle- ReNiew on Hounslow Heaths w h en, 'Y ill • !" .g Hamm ersmith, he became alarming. the enn i t ' ; Q:nine ti *so, that he was unable to bear %.. on utl. . , of A.l l , carr i a Th e unfortunate ge• Aik v - -.1111 er t A. I) .V,ll k W aS carried to the Cock and Magpie 1 4 . 1,6 ere ,evers , medical aid was afforded ~.arriw u t he e xpired j after his ‘, ~t t p within ten minutes or 1 Q• hou se , Qiie et I now lies for a nquest. The body THE KING'S LEVEE AND COURT. Yesterday, at two o'clock, his MAJESTY held a Levee at Carlton Palace, which was attended by between six and seven hundred of the Nobility and Gentry. A short time before one o'clock the King's Guard marched into the Court Yard of the Palace, under the command of Colonel Mackinnon, pre ceded by the band of the Coldstream regiment of Guards in their state uniform. Sir Rirchard Birnie, at the head of the police officers, was in attendance to cause due order to be pre served. A detachment of Life Guards marched into Waterloo place, where they halted opposite the Palace, their Band, in their superb uniforms, playing marches and various pieces dur ing the afternoon, the Band of the Coldstream Regiment of Guards playing alternately with them. Two of the Royal Porters appeared at each gate, wearing enthroldered scarves, and holding long splendid staves in their hands. The Duke of Cambridge, dressed in his full regimentals, wearing his Orders and Collar, arrived in his carriage a few ruintees before two o'clock. The King's Guard received his Royal Highness with military honours, the . Band playing " God save the King." The Royal Duke was accompanied by his interesting Son, Prince George, dressed in the uni form of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, and at tended by Count Munster, and Count Stranenheim, one of the Hanoverian Ministers. The Duke and Prince of Brunswick. the Marquis of Ailesbury, and the Earl of Darlington came in state. Mr. Macdonald appeared in a fall Highland dress.— All the Members of the different Orders appeared in their splendid Collars. The King entered his state apartments soon after two o'clock, and proceeded to his Royal Closet, where the Field Officer in Waiting made a report of the effective state of the three regiments of Foot Guards, and took the military pass word for the day. His Majesty gave audiences to the Prince Leopold, the Duke of Gloucester, Mr. Secretary Pee], and Mr. Secretary Canning. The Chevalier de Los Rios had an audi ence of his Majesty to deliver his credentials from the Duke of Lucca. He was attended by the Right lion. George Canning, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and Sir Robert Chester, Master of the Ceremonies. The Right Honourable Stratford Canning had an audience of his Majesty, and was presented on his return from Saint Peters- , burgh. Viscount Strangford and the Spanish Minister had au diences also of the King. Dr. Burgess, the Bishop of Salis bury, did homage before his Majesty, upon his being trans lated to that See. Mr. Secretary Peel attended the ceremony. Sir George Nayler, Garter King at Arms, was presented by Mr. Secretary Canning on his returning from his mission to invest the King of France with the Order of the Garter.—The Duke of York presented the followin,g officers, upon their being appointed Aid-de-Camps to the King :—Lord Clinton, Sir John Harvey, Colonel Sir Charles Broke Vere, Colonel El phinetone, Colonel Gibson, Colonel Downman, Colonel John T. Jones, Colonel Dick, Lord Saltoun, Colonel Douglas, Co lonel Sir Evan Murray Macgregor, Bart., Colonel Thornton, Colonel Gibbs, Colonel Henry Wyndham, Sir U. Burgh, Viscount Strangford, G.C.B. was presented by Mr. Secretary Canning, on his being appointed his Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of St. Petersburgh.—Besides the Dukes of York, Cambridge, Glou cester, and Prince Leopold, there were present the Duke of Brunswick, Prince William of Brunswick.—The Portuguese, Netherlands, Neapolitan, Spanish, Prussian, Swedish, Bava rian, Wirteinberg, Sardinian, Russian, American Charge D'Affaires, the French Charge d'Affaires—The First Lord of the Treasury, the President of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal, the Secretaries of State for the Home, - Foreign, and Colonial Departments ; the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Master General of the Ordnance, the First Lord of the Ad miralty, the President of the Board of Controul, the Master of the Horse, the Lord Chamberlain, the Vice-Chamberlain, the Groom of the Stole, the Captain of • ti .s Yeomen Guard, the Captain of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners, the Lord Chief .Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, the Judge-Advocate, the Solicitor-Geheral, his Excellency Licut.- Governor Baird. _ _ _ _ • DUIC Es—Leeds. Grafton, Portland, - Richmond, Gordon, Wellington, Beaufort, Montrose, Dorset. Palmella. 'Conyngham, Worces ter, Twceddale, Donegan, A nglesea, 11astings, Londonderry, Camden, Winchester, Graham. EARLS—Caernarvon, Belfast, Morley, Harcourt, Delawarr, 3lacclesfield, Lieernool, Westniorland, Ilarrowby, Courtoun, Chichester, Bathurst, Harrington, Shrewsbury, Talbot, Strad broke, Aberdeen, Mansfield, Verulam, Tankerville, Ormonde and Ossory, .Kilmorey, Orford, Malmesbury, Wilton, Hard wicke, Egremont, Denbigh, Cardigan, Glengall, Darlington, Morley, Caledon, Cathcart, Roselyn. VI - scot; NTs—Deerhurst, Tumour, Dudley and Ward, Strangford, Dunlo, Melville, Sydney, Beresford, Forbes, Tem pleton, Belgrave: Lonns—Clinton, J. Russell, Purghersh, Ongley, C. Rus sell, Titclifiyld, Ravensworth, G. Bentinck, Clifden, Binning, W. Russell, Rendlesham, Cawdor, Macdonald. R. Manners, Dunwich, F. Beauclerk, Dc la Zouch, Ducie, Stafford, C. Man ners, Saltoun, Brudenell, Lynedock, Fitzroy Somerset, Mary borough, Forester, Porchester. RIGHT HowourtAnLEs- 7 Stratford:Canning, Robert Peel, Sir J. Sinclair, Sir C. Long, U. Canning, W. Wynn, J. Becket, F. Robinson. HoNotritAnt.Es—W. Ashley, R. Dundee, W. Jervis, A. Macdonald, Colonel Wodehouse, Lieut.-Colonel Dawson, Rus sell Barrington, W. - Barrington, Captain Rous, R.N., G. A. Ellis, J. U. Weld Forester, W. Ponsonby, W. Cust, Rev. %V. Herbert, Rev. C. Tumour, E. Petre, Captain J. M. Gard ner, J. S. Cooke, Colonel Townshend, Major Cust, Douglas Kinnaird. _ Sins—H. Blackwood, E. Kerrison, J. Monk, W. heir Grant, H. Pynn, Astley Cooper, Bart., R. Lawley, C. H. Coote, C. Burrell, A. Chichester, Bart. G. H. Pose, C. Cocke rell, H. Seton, W: Elliott, 'VV. Rumbold, IL Halford, J. Meade, Charles Aldis, T. Stanley, R. Porter, Lawrence Palk, Gerard Noel, G. Nayler, W. Beechey, R. R. Seymour, J. W. Wedderburn, W. Congreve, C. Wetherell, W. Keppel, Evan APGregor, W. Gordon, R. Gardiner, It. Chester, .1. Rennett, a Beaumont, C. Rowley, C. Durham, C. Paget, J. Farquhar. Baron Cetto. 'BlSHOPS—Salisbury, London, St. David's. f CCOUNTs—LudoIf, Munster, Gorsdorff. Archdeacon Mountain. Rev. DOCTORS—Itudge, Jamieson, Watson. DOCTORS—B. Babington, Bree,'Scuttatnore, James. Serjeant Rough. REV. lIIESSIEURS—Sir P. Egerton, J. W. Worthington, C. IL Sumner, J. Hewlett, 8.0., R. Frankland, John G. Storie, T. Short, T. S. Pons, J. Watts, M. A., C. Powlett, Ogle, J. M'Evoy, Hon: E. Turtiour. - ADMIRALS—Sir T. Hardy, Rodd, C. 8., Dundas, Macke'. lar, Sir H. Durham, Sir C. Rowley; Page, Hollis Scott, C. 8., Sir R. King, Douglas, Sir R. Keats, . Otway, Hollis, Capel, Wodehouse, Sir J. Gore, Sir C. Ogle, Sir Davidge Gould, Sir R. Stopford, Sir F. Laforey, Hon. Sir H. Blackwood, Sir W. C. Fable, C. 13., Sir G. Cockburn, Sir W. Johnstone Hope, Sir E. Codrington. _ _ - dENEICALS—Thornton, Viscount Forbes, Lord E. Somerset, Woodford, Rebow, Macdonald, Sir H. F. Bouverie, Sir BusseY Vivian, Sir G. Wood, 0. Loughlin, Sir J. Kempt, Pine Coffin, Sir James Campbell; Sir A. Bryce, Lord 0. Manners, BaylY, Sir J. C. Macleod, Sir Miles ,Nightingale, Sir W. H. Black ford, Sir J. Doyle, Sir T. Hislop, Sir W. Keir Grant, Huskis on, Sir W. Hutchinson, Sir E. Blakeney, Dalhiac, Sir J. Maclean, Grey, Wolff, Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Hurst, Viscount Bevesford, Sir W. Payne Galloway, Meade, Lloyd, Sir Butane Donkin, Sir R. Downes Jackson; Sir C. Doyle, Walker, Mur ray Macgregor, Champagne, Sir R. O'Callaghan, Taylor, Sir E. Kerrison, Slater Rebow, Sir T. Bradford, Fuller, Sir G. Walker, Fir R. Macfarlane, Sir Alured Clarke, Sir Fitzroy Maclean,Cirde, Sir J. W. Gordon, Bart. K.C.8., Ryall, Moore, Townshend, Sir Hilgrove Turner. CoLoNELs.--Sir J. Harvey, K.C.8., R. H. de Montmo rency, Jonas, Steele , Higgins, D ouglas, Sir H. Pynn, Ximenes, Moore, Llewellyn, Syng, Sir Ulysses Burgh, Woodford, Strutt, Gibson, H. Wyndham, Maera, Milman, O'Malley, C. 8., Maisel, Peach, Sir T. Pate Hankia, Townshend, Robarts, Thornhill, Baron Tuyll, Elphinstone, Sir E. Murray Mac gregor, Reeves, Montagu, Lord C. Fitzroy, Gordon, Bowater, Hon. Seymour Bathurst, Kearney, Sir G. Berkeley, Sir C. Broke Vere, G. Teesdale, Simpson., Downman, J. Jones, Dick, Miles ; Russell, Vaughan, Keightley, Pratt, Wodehouse, Berkeley. MAJoits—Fogerty, Lendain, Cust, K.T.M., Hyde, Weare, D'Aarley, Jones, Groine, Denham, Barney, Grey, Pringle Taylor, Eden.. CaPT . Anis—W. Burrowes„ Sturges, Warrand,H. • Forster, Quicke, Frankland, Donaldson, R. N., Suasso, Cary, Skin ner, Sir M. Seymour, Fremantle, R.N., Waller, Mundy, St. John Midi - nay, Orby Hunter, W. G. Agar, R.N., Rains J. C. Otway Cave, J. Crispo, Sir Roger resley, Bulkeley, B. Lloyd, R.A., E. Bruce, C. Bruce, It.N. C.B, Felix, R.N., Strachey, R.N., - J. :Montagu, M.• Seymour, Austen, R.N., R. Hall, R.N. J. Johnson, G. • Barney, R.E., 11. C. Deacol, Clifibrd, IL . N., Cuyler, Raines, 11. Clapperton, R.N. Kearney, Reed, 53d *Regt , Beresford, F. C. Smith, Feslin LIE trEstawrs—George Storey, Murphy, Master, Cod ringto 1, T. 0. Cater, Alex. Grome, R.N., Paget; Shew, J. Some ville, R.N., Palk, 11. King, A. Sinclair, Lord Sussex Lern x. Co NETS—Shawe, Hon. 0. Cecil. • EN ;IGNS—Berkeley, W. Wynyard. '1 h.! Chief of Clanronald. AlEssits.—Joshua Brookes, F. 11.5., .T. Adams Smith, Be thcll, Houldsworth, M.P., Masterton lire, M.P., H. Brooke, Kennedy, J. A. Gordon, G. Heneage, Colquhoun, T. spring Rice, M.P., E. Fenton, C. Al"raggart, A. Wellesley, Lucius H. Robinson, C. Greville, W. Bathurst, Campbell Riddell, G. Lane Blount, Ireland Blackburne, Dwarris, Davidson,Troiter, Esten, Rumb Ad, Hart Davis, M.P., C. Thelluson, G. Foy, Young, Kirw tn, Ross, Norton, tiovrart4 Montagu Bur. , ' oyne, Sawbridge, G. W. Aubrey, Berkeley Paget, Harry Stott, Baring, 11 - o dbine Parish, J. Bramston Stone, Grosvenor, Spencer K ld.‘rbee, Leveson Gower, John Deedes, Sloane Stanley, A. F. Cathcart, • Blackwell, Mostyn, Houldswortli, M.P., Field'ng, Ferguson, Mitchell, John Ogle, Gordon, H. Baring, E. S. Littleton, Cawthorn, ALP. John Mack. E. Protheroe, Tattnall Boone, Alickletmait, ALP., Talbot, Cotterell, T. Heneage, G. Benson, Dudley Ilencage,R. Dering, A. M. Camac, Define Radcliffe i Woods, F. Byng, Francis, J. Duncom' l e, G a it, 11. Sawbridge, W. Northuge, - Silvertop, R. Well , ale W. Chain bre, Shawe, .Cosby, Markham, Blaauw, Baring Wail, Delete, Ellis, 'West, Neumann, Orby Hunter, A. Barb - g, 31a811, Cunningham. • The ft 11 )wing were among the numerous'Presentations : Colonel S r.John Harvey, K.C.H. and C.B. Dep. Adj.-Gen. in Cat a la. Air. Serg ant Rough, late Pres. of the Court of Justice, De, merara. Mr. Wools, Norfolk Herald .Extraordinary, on return from the Garter Mi,sion to the King of Prance, by Sir - G. Nayler. Lieut.-Governor Beau!, on his return from the West Indies. Mr. C. Veung, York Herald, Secretary to the Mission for in vesting his nlost Christian Majesty with the Order of the Gam r. Sir H. Seton.Bt. on being appointed Equerry to'Prince Leopold. Lieut.-Gen, Fuller, on being appointed Equerry to the Duke of Cambridge. Lieut.-Gen. Kempt, on promotion, by Earl Bathurst. The Rev. John Hewlett, B.D. Rector of Halgay. The Rev. J. S. Puns, on his app. to the Dutch Chapel, St. James',. Capt. ClitA3ll, R.N. on his return from foreign service. Capt. Hugh Clapperton, R.N. on return from the interior of . Africa. — - . -- - - Capt. Mt tidy, on his appointment to the Prince Regent yacht. Capt. J. ( ha nbers White, on his - appointment to the Royal Charlotte yacht. Capt. Enlik and, 20th ltegt. by the Rev. Roger Frankland. Capt. Mill .el Seymour, on being promoted to the rank of Comm. n..ter. • - Capt. J. Montagu, R.N. on his promotion. Capt. G. B trney, C.B. on his going abroad, by "Maj.-General Moore. The Illarq•' 7, 4 of Worcester, by the Duke of Beaufort. . . . Hon. Alec antler Macdonald, by his father, Lord Macdonald. Hon..). G. Well Forester, by Lord Charles Manners. Lord C. Russ,ll,. on his appointment, by the Duke of Wel lington. • Lord Ongley, b • Mr. Montagu Burgoyne. Viscount Dun - o by the Earl of Ormonde. Rev. Dr. Jam.* on, by Lord Binning. • Dr. B. Babingt ,n, on going abroad, by Sir A. Cooper, Bart. Colonel Baron Twyll, on his promotion, by the Marquis of Anglesey. Mr. Ross, on his marriage, by Lord Sydney. Sir Robert Lawley, by Marquis Conyngham. Mr. Mieklethwait, by the Earl of Stradbroke. Mr. George Mostyn, by the Earl of Shrewsbury. . - Mr. Leveson Gower, on his marriage, bf the Duke of Beaufort. Mr. Spencer Kilderbee, on his marriage, by/ the Earl of Str adbroke. . . Lord Porchester,'on his appointment, by Earl Carnarvon. Mr. Blackwell, by Earl Talbot. . . . Gen. Grey, on Iris promotion, by the Earl of Rosalyn.. Major-General Sir Richard Downes•Jackson, 1c . .C.13., on Iris . promotion • - ' • : - - . Rear-Admiral Baker, by Sir George Cockburn. Major-General Murray illacgregor,•by Gen . ; Lord. Lyndoch. Major-General Sir Edward Blakenay,- by .General Sir Alured Clarke. . . .. . Lieut.-Gen. O'Loghlin, by the Earl of Harrington. Mr. C. M - Taggart, by Lieutenant-Colonel_ Bp Camac, First Life Guards. . Mr. W. M. C rmac, by Lieutenant-Colonel B. Camac. : ' Rear-Admiral Scott, C. 8., on his promotion, by the Duke of Montrose. Mr. John Meek, by Colonel Miles, 89th regiment. Rev. Sir Philip Egerton, by the Earl of Caledon. . Rev..l. W. Worthington, by Sir Wm. Beechey. . . Mr. G. W. Aubrey, by Sir James Monck. Viscount Turnour. by Lieutenant-General Thornton. Lieutenant-Colone'l Sir T. Pate Rankin, by. Lieutenant-General Sir W. Keir Gr .nt. • . • . • . . . Lieutenant-Colonel Llewellyn, by :Major-General Sir James Campbell, K.C,.lt. . Captain Reed, 53d regiment, on his. promotion. , Lieutenant illast,z, Ist Dragoon Guards, by Lieutenant-Col. • Teesdale. 1 Rear-Admiral Rodd, C.R. on his promotion, by Lord. elville. • Vice-Admiral ere Hon. Sir Henry Black wood,on his promotion. , Rear-Admiral Otway, upon changing the colour of his flag. Admiral Sir Da ridge Gould, on his promotion. . Admiral Sir 110 , ert Stopford, on his promotion. Rear-Admiral Wodehouse, on his change of flag. Vice-Admiral Sir Francis Loforey, on histpromotion. Rear-Admiral Paget, on his promotion to the White Flag. Mr. Dwarries, hy'Earl Bathurst. . . . . Rear-Admiral sir Thomas Hardy, on his promotion. Captain Kennedy, Ayrshire Militia, by Earl Cathcart. Mr. JOhn Deedes, on going abroad, by the Duke of Montrose.' Mr. A. F. Cathcart, on his promotion. • - Mr. Henry Baring, on his appointment to the Ist Life Guards. Mr. Galt, one of the Canada Commissioners, by Earl Bathurst Mr. Davidson; on his appointment to the 2d,Life Guards. . The Hon. W. Ashley, by the Duke of Montrose. - • Sir H. Ilalford, on being appointed: K.C. Royal Gitelphic Order. Rear-Admiral Dundas, on his promotion, , by Viscount ..Mel ville. Rear-Admiral Mackellar, on his promotion. . , Vice-AdMiral Sir P. C. 'II Durham, on his promotiOn... • Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Rowley, on his.promotion. , • - Rear-Admiral Hollis, on his promotion, by Lord Melville. - Vice-Admiral Douglas, on his promotion, by Viscount Mel ville. • Admiral Sir Richard Keats, on his promotion.. , • • Rear-Admiral Capel, on his prornotton., - . . . Major-General Pine Coffin, on his promotiOn. Major-General Viscount Forbes, ou - his :promotion. - -- promo tion maGe ' n Major-General Macdonald, on his 'promotion. - Major-General Sir Henry F. Bouverie, K.C.B. on his eral . Sir 11. Vivian, -on being appointed- Inspector- General of- Cavalry. - Major-General Sir G. Wood, on his promotion. ' • Major-General Lord Charles Manners on his promotion. • Sir J. Meade, on being nominated a Knight of the Royal G uel ph ic Order. • Lieut.-General Bayley, on his prOrriOtiOn, by the Commander in -Chief. . Mr. Howard, Lieutenant 2d Life Guards, on his return from abroad. Mr. Dudley Henetige, 10th Royal Hussars, by his father. Mr. Esten, Chief Justice of Bermuda, on his return from tha island.' Captain Frederick :Cullen .Stnith, Royal Horse Guards, on promotion. Lieutenant Lord S. Lennox, 28th Regiment, by the Duke of Richmond. • . , Lieut. Archibald Si nc l a i r his Majesty's ship Glasgow, on promotion. Cornet Shawe, 9th Lancers, on 'appointment. - Hon. Robert Dundes, by Lord Melville. Hon. Lieut.-Colonel Dawson, on his return from the West Indies. Lord Burghersh, on his return from his Mission in Italy.. Viscount Dudley and Ward, on coming to his title. Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair, Bart. Lord Wriothesley Russell, by the Duke of Wellington. General Hunt, on promotion. General Viscount Betesford, on promotion. Lieut.-General Sir George Walker, on his ap4, ointment. 1 Rey. John Watts, one of the Preitehell at Whitehall Chapel. Lord Robert 31anners, on appointment to the 3d Light Dragoons. The I)can of Worcester, upon his promotion. The Bishop of Salisbury, to kiss hands on his promotion. Rev. Archdeacon Mountain, on his arrival front Canada. Lieut.-Colonel C.B. on his appointment. Lieut.-Gen. Sir Rufane Donkin, as Colonel of the 80th Regt. Lieut.-General Lloyd, 17th Lancers, on promotion. Major-General Sir C. Doyle, on appointment to the Staff in Ireland. Major-General Sir R. O'Callaghan, on appointment to the corn mandin N. Britain. Major-General Taylor, on promotion. - Lieut.-General Slater Rebow, on promotion. Lieut.-Col. R. H. de Montmorency,on his return from France. Colonel Higgins, 3d Guards, by the Duke of Gloucester, on promotion. General Sir W. Fane Gallway, on appointment to the 3d Dra goon Guards. Lieut.-General Sir T. Broadford, on his appointment to the 94th Regiment. - Mr. Walter Chamber, by Sir William Keir Grant. Lieut.-General Sir W. heir Grant, on promotion. Sir Charles H. Coote, on appointment to the command of the Queen's County Mr. William Northage, by Major-General Sir A. F. Barnard. Major-General Sir Alexander Bryce, on promotion. Lieut.-Gen. IValker, on promotion, by General Champagne. Major-General Sir James Campbell, on appointment of Gover nor of Grenada. Lieut.-Gen. W. H. Blackford,E, I. C.'s service, on promotion. Capt. Donaldson, on his promotion. Hon. Russell Barrington, by the Hon. William Barrington. Rev. Dr. Budge, on appointment as Domestic Chaplain to the Duke of York. Lieut.-Colonel Peach. Bengal Arniy, on his return from India. Lieut.-Colonel Hon. Flugh Seymour Bathurst, on promotion. Lieut.-Colonel Macro, Military Secretary to the Marquis of Hastings. Lieut.-General Sir William Hutchinson, on promotion. Lieut.-General Lord Edward Somerset, on promotion. Mr. Trotter, on his appointment to the 2d Life Guards. Lieut. Paget, on his appointment to the Coldstream Guards. Lieut J. Somerville, on permission to accept the Order of the Tower and Sword. Lieut Alex. Gronie, R.N. by Vice-Admiral Sir W. Hope. Captain Beresford, on promotion. Lieut.-Colonel Forrest, East India Company's service, on promotion. Captain W. A. Agar, R.N., on his promotion. Captain Skinner, Ist Dragoon Guards, on his promotion. Captain H. Forester, Royal Artillery, on his promotion. Captain Quicke, King's Dragoon Guards. - Captain Warrand, on promotion. Captain W..Burrowes, 17th Lancers, on his appointment. Major Pringle Taylor, on promotion. Captain Cary, on promotion, by Major-General Sir C. W. Davis, (7.11. Alajor Denham, 17th Regiment, on his return from the interior of Africa. Lieutenant King, on his promotion, by Sir Richard King. Ensign Wynyard, on appointment, by Lieut.-Col. Wynyard. Ensign Berkeley, on his return from Corfu, by Earl Bathurst. Capt. J. Johnson, by Major-Gen. Sir W. heir Grant, K.C.B. Mr. Campbell Riddell, by the Duke of Montrose. Mr. Henry Brooke, by Mr. C. W. Wynn. Mr. George Troy, his Majesty's Consul at Stockholm. Lieutenant-Colonel Miles, .89th Regiment, by Lieut -General Sir R. .11‘Farlane.' Lieutenant-Colonel Keightley, Ilth Foot, by Major-General Sir A. Barnard. Lieutenant-Colonel Simpson (unattached), by the Honourable Colonel Townshend. Marquis of Tweeddale, by the Duke of Wellington. Lieutenant-Colonel Montague, by Vice-Admiral Sir .1. Gore. Col. Sir George Berkeley, on his promotion, by Earl Bathurst. Major-Gen. l)aibiac, on his promotion and return from India. Major-General Lord F.Somerset, by the Duke of Wellington. Mr..lohn Ogle, by the Rev. Mr. Ogle. Mr. J. Branston Stane, by the Hon. Major Cust. Major-General Sir J. Maclean, by Lieut.-General Sir Fitzroy Maclean, Bart. Mr. Harry Scott, his Majesty's Consul at Bordeaux, by Mr. Canning. Colonel Ximines, on his promotion, by Viscount Beresford. Lieut.-Colonel Moore, on • his promotion, by the Marquis of 11 astings. Captain Bulkeley, on his promotion, by Earl Cathcart: Captain Austen, on his appointment to be Colonel of Royal Marin es. Lieutenant Murphy, by Viscount Forbes. Captain Raines, 77th Regiment, on his promotion. Admiral Sir J. Gore, by Vice-Admiral Sir (4. Cockburn. Major-General Woodford, on his promotidn, by the Duke of Gordon. Rev. C. It. Stunner, on being appointed Prebendary of Can terbury. Captain E. Bruce, R.N. C.B. on his appointment as Colonel of Royal Marines. Captain Freemantle, R.N.. by Sir G. Cockburn. Major Fogerty, 33d Regiment, on his return from Jamaica. Major Eden, on his promotion, by Sir T. Hislop. Major Jones Groine, on his promotion and return from Ireland. Major Lindani i Hanoverian Infantry, on his promotion. Major Hyde, by the Duke of Montrose. Major Weare, 35th Regiment, by General Lord Lyndoch. Major Cost. K.FM. 59th Regiment, on his promotion. Mr. Blaauw, by the Hon. Major Cust. Cornet Hon. G. C. W. Forrester, on appointment to the Royal • ,Tome Guards Blues. Lieut. Snow; Inniskilling Dragoons, by Major-General Sir 11. Vivian, K .C. B. • Mr. Robert Dering, by Sir A. Barnard. Lieut. Palk, 32d Regiment, by Sir Lawrence Palk. Capt. Donaldson, Royal Navy, on his promotion, by Rear-Ad miral Sir Thomas Hardy, Bart. K.C.B. The Rev. Dr. nudge, by the Bishop of London, en his appoint ment as Domestic Chaplain to the Duke of York. Lord Clifden by Earl Darnley. Sir J. Farquhar, by the Lord in Waiting., Sir James Webster Wedderburn, by ditto, on going abroad. Lieutenant-General Sir' Hilgrove Turner, by the. Lord in Captain Sir M. Seymour, on appointment to the Royal George yacht. • After the Levee, Major-General Sir James Campbell, K.C.B. was introduced into the Royal Closet by Sir Geo.. Nayler, and knighted and invested with the Ensign of a Knight Commander of the Bath ; the General was nominated two years ago when on service at Ceylon. The following . Officerit were then introduced by Sir George Nayler, Garter, into the Royal Closet, and invested with the Star of a Knight' Commander, on attaining respectively the rank of Major-General and Rear-Admiral :—Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart.; Major-Generals Sir Ed. Blacker:4, Sir John Maclean, Sir Richard Downes Jackson, Sir 11. F. Bouverie, tad Lord Fitzroy Somerset. Sir Edward Blakeney and Lord Fitzroy Somerset, were knighted upon this occasion; the other Officers having pre viously received that honour. ~.‹ -, .. 1 ---, 7 ., .c..-,se; ..-. --- ‘r-s. 4 .%.. 44,...., (3 - *,73 4 . 7 - **. —3, • • e ) 4 4.) OkYr -411:: • . .-* ~ • fir , 1 / 4 isw • - t_: 7- 1 ( i to , , er _• ,_ , ' - 7 - ' 1 - 0 - . ffil.- ... i , P l sP -\4:r. -; , "\."\- '?,4 1. • I'.-.*--,, ~... '%. 4 . , , i) Jo 41*... '. e A,. ON (it) ----7,2-7, 4 11, y 01 4. FASHIONABLE CHANGES. Lord and Lady Chetwynd, for North Eaton, Oxfordshire; Sir Davidge (i °old, Bart. at Gould's Hotel, Jerrnyn-street, from his seat in Herts ; Sir Edward and Lady Price Lloyd, from the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street, for their seat, Pengwern, Flintshire ; Robert Price,. Esq. M.P. from the Burlington Ho tel, for Tunbridge Wells; Colonel and 3lrs. Espinasse, at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street; Sir Andrew and Lady Corbet and Family, at Read's Hotel, Loirer Grosvenor-street, from Hastings; Hon. Francis ,Eyre, at ditto, from - Derbyshire ; Colonel Grant, at ditto, from Scotland; William Un win, Esq. at ditto, from Brighton ; Charles Strutt, Esq. at ditto from his seat in Derbyshire ; Mr. and - Mrs. Egerton, from Hakes's Hotel, Duke-street, for Teignmouth. FASHIONABLE PARTIES. Lady AVarliurtori - gaVe a splendid rout on Monday evening, at her house in Albemarle-street, which was attended by his Royal'Highness the , Duke. of Cambridge, their Royal High nesses the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, and about 200 of the ha ut - ton Lady Coote's ball on Monday evening, in Connaught-place, was elegantly attended. Mrs. Lawley's rout on Monday evening, in Grosvenor square' was attended by upwards of 300 fashionables. The Duke of WellingtOn entertaineda distinguished party at dinner yesterday, at Apsley House, Piccadilly. The Duke of Beaufort had a large party at dinner yesterday, at his house in Grosvenor-square. The Marquis of Claolmondeley had a grand dinner party yesterday, at his house in Piccadilly. The Marquis of Camden entertained the Duke of York and a distinguished dinner party at dinner yesterday, at his house in Arlington-street. Lord G. Cavendish had a dinner party yesterday, at Burling ton House. .The Marquis of Lansclown gave a grand dinner yesterday to the Earl and Countess of Aberdeen, the Earl and Countess Cowper, Lord. and. Lady Grantham, Lord Dudley, Lord J. Russell, Mr. and Lady E. Vernon, General Alava, Mr. and Mrs. Hope, Mr. Nugent, Mr. Rogers, Mr. R. Sneyd, &c. at Lansdown House, Berkeley-square. The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury and Lord Sherbome had dinner parties yesterday. Lady Strachan entertained a select circle of fashionables yes terday, at her house in Bryanstone-square. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. United Service Club, June 29th, 111•26, Sin—Observing under the paragraph of acci dents, which occurred at the Review of Cavalry and Horse Artillery, that a man of the latt er Corps was killed, I request you will contradict the statement, as no accident of the slightest consequence happened either to man or horse of the Horse Artillery.• 1 am, Sir, your obedient servant, T. DOWNM AN, Colonel Royal Horse Artillery. THE ARMY. The Royal Horse Guards marched yesterday morning froui. Ealing and Acton, to the Regent's Park Barracks. The 17th Lancers having been relieved by the Royal Iforatt. Guards, have marched from the Regent's Park for Brighton. MERCANTILE SHIPPING. DEAL, JUNE 29.--Wind S.W.--Arrived the. Courier, Burslus, from the Mediterranean ; London, Arman,-Augustus Ceasar, Selbv ; and Margaret, ' , from Jamaica ; Christopher, Knight, . from Miramichie; and Merideth, •of Bristol, from the westward. Passed through the London, Talbert, for Seville; Orpheus, Findlay. for Mauritius ; and Leslie Alexander, Morris, for Sicily. The whole of the out, ward-bound sailed about noon with a light breeze from N.W., which has since shifted to S.W. and freshens. FALMOUTH, JUNE 23.—Wind S. W. to N.N.W. —Arrived the Success, Russell, from St. John's, N. 8., sailed - the 22d ult. leaky, with loss of bulwarks. Off the Port, the Doncaster, Marshall, from Miramichie, sailed the 2d inst. Sailed the Eclipse packet, with further dispatches for the Brazils ; and the Hayti, IVatson, for London. • PLYMOUTH, Juzix 23.--Wind W.—Off the Port, the Ceres, Foster, from Havannah, in 43 days ' • Deux Victoires, Cary, from Mexico. S a il e d t h e Prince of Saxe Coburg, for London. LIVE It PO 0 JU NE 28.—Arrived the Washington, Jones, from Lisbon. WEYMOUTH, JUNE 29.—The Malta, Parker, from Bristol to Montreal, was run down on the 25th instant by the Sally, Horn, from Havannah to Antwerp, 450 miles S.W. of the Lizard ; the Captain and his wife, Ist mate, cook, a boy, and the wife of a passenger, were unfortunately drowned. M mronn. JU NE 28.—Arrived the Triune, Dunbar, from Alexandria (Egypt), with 865 bales of cotton wool, for Liver pool, and furnished with a foul bill of health. Capt. D. reports, that while at Alexandria one of his boys was taken ill on board ; he was carried on shore to the hospital, where in eight days he died, and it was supposed of the plague. The Hermit, of Greenock, has been seen in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, with only her stern above water. The William, Black, from Whitehaven to Richebucto, wto lost in the ice near Magdalen Islands the 7th ult.; crew and passengers saved. The Acadia, of London, from the West Indies for Quebec, has been towed into Miramielii, dismasted. The Catherine, Borthwick, from - lat. 51. long. 27. The Lord Hungerford, for Bengal, and the Caroline, Camp. hell, for New Brunswick, ran tbul of each other off Dover yes terday ; the latter has returned to the Downs, having lost her foremast, bowsprit, head, and cutwater, and sustained other damage. foundered in PREROGATIVE COURT—(Tana DAY.) [Before Sir JOHN NICHOLL.I PARSONS V. PARSONS. This was a suit to obtain probate of a codicil only under the, following circumstances. The testator was possessed of a copyhold estate of the value of 1001. per annum, in Somersetshire ; and in 1814, which was shortly after his marriage, he made a will. Four years after- Wards, having had two children born in the interim, he executed a codicil thereto, and shortly after destroyed the will, but left the codicil, by which he bequeathed an annuity of 301. for life to his wife, and left the remainder of the property between his two children. The question was, whether the codicil could be considered Sir J ong NicuoLL said he could not admit the paper unless with the consent of the beir-at..law in the event of the par:y being declared to have died intestate. .• Dr. ADDAMS said this party was the widow who, accord ing to the custom of the place, would be entitled to every thing, but who was willing to surrender her claims on behalf of her children. Sir Jon)/ Nic!Lou., under these circumstances, decreed for the paper, and ordered probate to be issued. ,t; The following very interesting account of thes.' execution of three indivichr4ls, concerned in the'revolt at. Per, munbuco, has been received, under date from 'that place,-April 27:—" You may remember in one of my letters, linentionad.sta,..,. • American, by name Rodgers, of New York, who was con. .. donned to death, and recommended to the mercy of the Em peror. The answer arrived on the 2d inst., ordering thatqilt ..„ that were condemned should be executed, which sealed the fate of this young man and his two Companions. The 12th ihst. s .at eight a. m. was the time appointed for their execution, ancl:Mt , that Morning I went to see the execution. They passed witNn a few yards of me towards their seats, dressect in whit e and unbound. Rodgers took the middle chair, Nicolon the right, and Le Mont the left. After sitting a feiv•: , naiti4te;i:•, they rose, and Nicolon began and made a long speechocter' which Rodgers and his companion also addressedthermtlmtnis,,, ; ; 1t While one was speaking, the others bowed their heads,AgAr nu 4 mation, and after thus speaking about half an hour; 14r • • their seats. The executioner then tied their hands kap 443 cky7,;il with a small cord, and drew min over their eyes. Twen,ty r finir soldiers were then called out, and halted within thirty yards Rodgers then gave the signal to fire by dropping his hatitlker- chief. They fired, and' Nicolon fell. The sight was dreadtta, : Rodgers springing on his feet, cried out, " for God's sake, kill me quickly," and taking hold of his gown, he held it up to. • shew the multitude the bullet holes through it. be MontkePt', his seat. The soldiers then fired a second round, and Rodgera',. fell. Le Mont fell immediately after Wards. The soldiers then, ' ran up to the bodies, and discharged the third round into them. Their speeches were never published; they related principally to their love of freedom, advising the Pernambucana to icutl4f.7 your for freedom once more, and conjuring them to borecA i the Emperor." • •'' " . ".`qt...4turltA tt CURIOSITY DISAPPOINTED.-111 VaiiOßS' of Galloway large crags are to be met with, having yerraitt dent writings on them, some of which the antietuarf 0644 phers, but others not ; one of these, in the farm of Knock*Ksisi ! ;- bay, has, cut deep, on the upper side— , r 4 "-Lift me up, and I'll tell ye more." A number of people at one time gathered to this rock, andoifter f , much labour, succeeded in lifting it up, with the hope doubt, of being well repaid for their trouble with the &quoin. m beneath ; but how must they have been deceived when, io.steaC m of finding any gold, they found wrote on its ground f. I{ " Lay me down as I was before !" 4 , 4 • DIOGENES being asked, how he would. 14 . • buried, replied, with his face downwards, for within awlti4,, . the world would be turned upside down, and then he would,be right. A seaman of the Brunmsick, describing :.Lor4l:l'' HowE's victory to his wife at Newton-Abbot, makes the :fol.": lowing remark :—" This deadful battle was fou ght one Sattday4 and it the French have left that day out of theriCalentlar; tIod: . Almighty has shewn them he has not left it out of the same action, the Brunswick was distinguished by.alarie figurehead of that august House, proudly riding the iwaves r i with his hand upon his sword, and a laced hat upon his .head,..K. The figure was, m the heat of the battle, deprived °tits bar-ky. , , n cannon-ball. The crew of the Brunswick, not feeling - satisfied.: that their great Leader should remain uncovered in thetaceof hip s , enemies, sent a deputation in form to the quarter-deck, toreq*pre . that their Captain (John Harvey) would be pleased 'to'order ;servant to give them his laced cocked hat to supply theitioss., 4 The Captain complied, and the hat, nailed upon theltead of this. , figure, remained there the rest of the action.' HANDSOME BAR-MAIDS.-- 7 -The following' ad., vertisement appears in a New Orleans paper Nirsiltetti two handsome Ladies, to assist in two Bar-roorha, and'AW whom liberal wages will be given. Beauties from New Yorke- Charleston, or Savannah, will be preferred. Due attention *ill be paid to applicants, at No. 60, Camp-Street. , PLAIN SENSE.—A boy of a muc h earner It than it is customary to take children - at-large schools, Oili4ix years old, was going into the . village without ..leave„,whemike of the Masters called after him, " Where are you " I am going to buy a halfp'worth of nails, Sir.",..."Whiltdo you want a halfp'worth of nails 'for r,—" For a.,balfpe#T, sir," replied the urchin. •' L~ ;., . . C j .