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• ~ , • 6 1 1 4 emits liampfyldo, E. 13. Sogden, Robert Gardi- James Fellowes, Robert Jenner, Henry. Seton, W. Houston, C. Greville, Henry Hardinge. x. %snore or—London Carlisle, Gloucester. • De Ns or—Windsor, Salisbury, Carlisle, Chichester, St. Asaph. A acuntracous--Hollingsworth, Cambridge, Jones. Rev. Dacron—Harrison, Russell, Kuper, Dakins, Blomberg, Hughes, Ackland, Hamilton, Martin, Words worth, Birch, Burton, Macleod, Vivian, Butcher, Welles c ` )ey Schwale, We rn i nc k, Butler, Barret, Fly, Chafe, Woodcock. Docuts—Maton, Burnett, Clark, Phillimore, I'ym, Southey, Weir, Adam Black, Baird, James Johnson, ;‘, Charles Clarke. Rim Mitssmuns—A. Sterky, Fallofield, Dennis, Ella, J, Page, Wood, John J. Gelling, Pusey, Seymour, 8. W. Cobb, T. F. Dibdin, J. C. Stapleton, George Far brace, E. Bury, Sir Wm. Henry Cooper, Bart., Thomas Randolph, 3: Gordon, Thomas Horne, WI end', Isaac - Boak, Allatson Burgh, Henesge Finch, John Iferewether, William Henry Dickenson, Barham, Sam. Smith, "Robert Watts, Theodore Bouwens, J. H. Ran dolph, Chides Wodsworth, E. Sefton, David Williams, Cholmeley Edw. Hering, George Burrard, Pownall Bas tard, C. Parke, W. J. Moore, George Preston, W. E. L. Faulkner. i Miasmas-13. C. J. B. Altlie, Joshua Brookes, PAS., Dawkins Pennant, J. Harrison Curtis, Watson Taylor, .Stirling, Lloyd, HoPe, Bickersteth, Colquhoun, . T. Brent, Deckhouse, A. H. Joy, Hobhouse, M.P., Prose, Charles Edward Jenkins, Henry SeymOur, Martin Archer Shee, William Hinton, Henry Howard, Robert Browne, Roger Monk, Marrahle, Fielding Fitzherbert, Mash, Martins, Barry, Thomas Ramstlen, Strachan, 11. Ray, Randall, Thomas Haycock, Henry Brougham, M.l'. ' Henry Mandeville, Delme Radcliffe, A. C. Sterling, :;.Horace Seymour,. Williams Wynn, Hart Davis, Keith Yklilnes, John Calvert, Sullivan, Wilkie Cooper Cooper, Hardwick e , Th om a s Courtney, Dym o ice, H. Longlands, r, 'Elliot Roberta, John Thornhill, Neil Benj. Edmonstone, 'Wm. Agell,•lll.P.; Robert Campbell, Wm. J. Alexander, ' H, C. Mellish; R. Wellesley, 'George Talbot, Borough, .0r..,,, Leigh, Ilenry'Greville, H o d gson , M . P., R ams bottom, M % P., Davits, Wynne Pesed arv i s , T urner , Rich. ,Dawki ne , W. Bankes, Wilson, Manning, Angerstein, Joy, ~:Attwood, M.P., Wm. Stanley Clarke, Planta, George ;'.Lane Bloent, Mese Challoner, Baring Wall, Greenhill 14 ' 14 1 M.P., Gores Dottie, Fairlie, Bucknell Estcourt, Charles G. F. Newtim, Kemp, Rowley Lascelles, David Moiler, Broadhurst, Dorset Felloweo, Jervis, Tucker, Masterton Lire, M.P., Clifton, Barlow Hoy, MP, Ham . ii. " ol d, 8: Marsh Philli ps , Curzon, Pemberton, Harrison I_"' Lle Y , UP., Corbolly, Ross, W. B. Kitchin e r, E as t- ~71 1 , e , M.P., - Geo. Bank es , P e t t i grew , Ch ar l es B oy l e , ' 4l 'flard, Thomas Duncombe, Jackson, Paula Mildrnay, George Stafford Jernin g h am , Bathurst, Agar Robartes, Williams, Grenville Pigott, W a ll ace ; B er k e l e y P aget , ;W'-hat. Cavendiah, Richard Mayne, Wray, Corry, Albany allace, Poyntz, Pallmer, George Ponsonhy, Edward t 14)4 Yp Tierney, H. F. Way, J. Alexander, I. L. Ooldernid, G. Duff, F. Laurence, Francis, Courtenay, Po well Buxton, Ch ar l es M urray , Th omas K nox Holmes, k!".Scott, Wardrop, T. P. Williams, J. H. Prase, Dalton, 4 1er Parker, - William Henry Tinney, Villiers Stuart, Curd& Offiey, Keith Douglas, Henry Moreton Dyer, :Thomas Shi ff ner, Agar, Clive, Braude, Seymour, Horne, th Norton, M.P. .3. R. Robinson, Charles Tulk, t t Iddletort Biddulph, Frederick Seymour, Stafford Jer- I' Itehaen, Wombwell, Charles Calvert, Lowdham, It. Gil our Colquhoun, Wentworth, Whitshed, Benham Carter, EP., John Hales Calcraft, Bouwens, Rose, Heatlicote, 0., Wolsley, Edwards Vaughan, C. J. B. Altlis, J. Nash, liaison, M.P., Robert Sutherland, A. Campbell, J. G. tad, Forbes, M.P., Rushworth, St. John Baker, Bay *, Ellis, Francis Baring, W. Jolliffe, Mitchell, Eller in, Bruyeres, George Drinkwater, Whyte Alelc•llLe "Well, Houghton, George Burrartl, ALP., Dawkins, Ames Mitchell, Birch, M.P., George Ilibbert, H. Bright, -Alexander Copeland Hutchinson, J. A. Gordon, Neill Mal lull M.P., Colman, Horace Twist, Wm. Harrison, West, Igo t'»w, Geo. Hamilton, B. Currey, Chandos Pole, Henry Pincer Law, Wiscomb, Cumberland, Frazer, John '"viart, M.P., 11, Adair, M ore t on D yer , Si mmons , S m i t h , ourian, & linkers—Sir Colin Calcott, Sir James Whitshead, # 6 6 John Wells, K, C. 13., Wolscley, Sir Harry Neale, IcPei Nuge n t, George Parker, F oo t e , Si r R o b ert O tway, Edward Hamilton, Sir Charles Pole, Gage, Rudd, , on. Sir H. Hotham, Sir Graham Moore, Sir B. Hallo ell Carew, Sir George Eyre, Cunningham, Sir Joseph orke, Sir W. Johnstone Hope, Sir John Beresford, Sir , 11 , tr les Hamilton, Winth or p, Si r P. C. H. Durham, , !gby, M a i t l an d, L awford,Wodehouse, Taylor, Lake, C.B. itft Charles Ogle, Mowbray, C. 8., Sir Byam Martin, °nettled*, Sir Edward Thornborough, Lord A. Beau rk, Fleming, Sir. Charles Rowley, Plampion, Lambert, r Thoma s Hardy, Sir Graham, E. Hainond, Sir James unarm, Sir Francis Faforey, Sir Davidge Gould, •9• 11 ., Sir Richard King, Sir George Martin, Sir Wm. them, Walker, Sir H. Stopford, Lord Mark Kerr, Sir u neY Smith, Sir W. Hargoud. it o ' I G ittlitate—Croshie, Shrapnel, Sir Herbert Taylor, it Colquhoun Grant, Sir Edward Kerrison, Sir Thomas w ile_,r, K.C.11., Sir Alexander Bryce, C. 11., Smith, L"4f, Wernyss, Illacirfoni, Hon. Robert Taylor, Sir rge Wood, Sir A. Hope, Hall, Sir Howard Dougl as , krd Bowden, Maw b y, Sir John Macleod, Sir John i kri iber t, Need, Sir William Inglis, Sir George Anson, , i ,, ire, Sir G eorge N ugent , H art , B roo k e , M ea d e , Si r ' " , to Brown , K C. 13" St. George, Sir Fitzroy Mac i6lll, Sir John Haniilton, Molyneux, Sir J. 0. Vande ur, Anderson, Sir T. Reynell, Bt., K.C., Sir Edward Thornto n , Si r Hussey Vivian, Lord E. Somerset, Cuppage, '''llton, Si, A. Campbell, Grant, Moore, Sir W. Hut ilson, Sir 'l'. Mllahon, K. Mackenzie, White, Sir H. Parlane, C ros bi e, Sir A. Clarke, Grey, Fisher, Sir J. Y re s e le, Sir C.' D oyle, Sir C. Greville, Sir C. Halkett, Sir Sir C. Campbell, and Finch. Cor.oxims—Willoughby Cotton, Sir George Sewell, ownman, Sir John Harvey, Master, Thornton, Savage, Jdye, C. 8., Daniell, Mactlonell, Drummond, Berkeley, il'Cleverty, Sir Parker Cerro!, Sir Charles Broke Vere, ugh Baillie, Fitzelarence, Edward Hay, Dyson, Sir Ar hthald Christie, Hughes Sir Augustus Frazer, Pearson, it R a l p h Hamilton, Mar la y II 0 , Gordon. Bainbrigge, one, nr a ylor, I • • Edward Wild:nen, ' Reeves, C. B. N. K. 11. , 'tercet D'Aguilar, Walton, Jasset, C.ll, Mae - Ml ll ll, Le Breton, Jones, Pasley, Wynyard, Cradock, leaveland, Lovell Watirock, o.lllalley, Nickle, S.Hughes, • Rowan, Walter Raleigh, Gilbert, Lelwellyn, C. 8., Bar- Pon, Sir Henry . Pyrn, J. C. Jones, King, D'Arce, Wes F.dward Cox, Kennedy, Belli, O'Reilly, Sir W. ": ri tg, Moir, Beauchamp, Elhicombe, J. M. Frederick tirieth, Forrest, Peter Hawker, George Pollock, C. 13., ,1,1, riloYne, Cruise, James Hughes, Sir .John May, K.C.H., 1111 Mer, Addison, Jones, Sir Robert Harvey, Cavendish, li e w eY, Hare, Carlo Doyle, Dishrowe, Harding, Thorn, k v _ n _' . lienry Murray, Webber Smith, E. Philips, De Lacy veo ''', Johnston, Hunter, Higginson, DuffyShawe, Ca pot(!illir Gibbs! Sir Alexander Dickson, K.C..13., Iliggins, b,,' n '', Sir darles Cuyler, Grenville, Elphinstone, Ar- In . !! ot, Clitheroe, Seymour French. , A .i 1 ,1: r ".,!--Ilyde, W. J. Forster, Harvey Smith, Greaves, p eo : r. , 11 . on. 11 , Rodney, Farquharson, Marshall, P. W. itikkwoat'iltfttort, Breretort, Borden, C. 8., Dynoley, „ "" •Iltelteort Junes , 4 . l); ° 4 ll , e ,r ltlt s - -4m. Joh Cole, R.N., Robt. Gordon, 11,,,, kine 1, il l`Couochie, R.N., Win. Oldney, A. M. P., ay. ',, ) "'rY, 11. N., Bruner, John Forster, R.N., 11, Kin lioert, 13arnaby Green, Charles Rich, Richard Nat,t, Nixon, Drinkwater , 11 N Sir Wm. Dickson, Tuch e p • ' ' '' • N r, „ r, attack John Blake, Cuppage, Agar, Dela ,,.. Lord Edward Russell, Henry Houghton, Haydon, :',14i.• It. Oliver, Henry Willi "'tild e , w is „. Y am Scott, Deere, lion. J. C. p " Hi ggs, Lama,' Gooch, W. Field, Gunning, Il shii r l ed fr erie .... k, C ollier, AI. Quin, Nevin, J. F. Gordon, J. Vr eti .",", w. Blight, Sir George Young , Wm. Burwell, k i " le " tl• Roes, Ilowlsnd Mainwarin J a Nitre Geo. it'lllP 44 "' C 41 .1 eton, Maud Stuart , liug g l: Nu rse, Charles . i . th e, , ..,E. Sparshott, R.N., Sa muel Sparehott, Charles i';ht,,e- "' " o Bertram, 11. N., Home, Smith Cobb, J. C. Juouh, 1., Wm. Hood Richard Crozier, T k• ' b. C. Li , om me, ouglas, R.N., Stopford, Ski se Carr k4lOl ---Gilbert Nurse, Grace, Ellice, k,illeiT:fuir;ilL,Hnelry liat'ton, Marshal, Alacdonald, B. Rey- L i d ie ; t :l earkii l pllew, Hill, Sir Roger Greeley, G. Madden, Stre.atfield, Hon. W. . relle 'lleY, Leg ge , u r t l ft , ' , euri ellay Basle, _ ullock, S. 11. Rowley, Cadogan, !enter, Matson, c.itkeer Burton, Woolmore, Badeock, 'ell ter, Arles, It.u.:ritt!. Parker, C. 8., Sir Thomas iltph i d , 0. vernon 1 James Stuart, Sir George s en4ll, W. Cli i i n ti a ' e lerk eleY, E. Harvey, Murray, r'idgess O'Brien, G. ros-'. Butler, Brandreth, Travers, L',''', Pit, bas ni b t , c ., ling. Waite, Mildmay, Tomkin r• J. Nu, a „ , 'reen, Wise, Dillon, Tower, Burdett, ~ Archer 11 ii, Anon, Vincent, Maclean K. Mauel! Niftier, , 1. ,&. 1)14 ' n 2 M,lterlouriell, I ' ..ewie, ' D.. Hope, E. h er, ci. • 4rfile) De Starch, W. I), Collier, Cotgrave, rover, M oi a _?!.' a ge,, , . ConeY, Sir Philip Broke, Bridget, eoe ge m erti n, u Fair, 1). W. O'Brien, Thomas Ryan, arles 4 11 ' g' Fletcher, 0 ' C. Do i Sullivan, echey, Hawker, Michael Seymour, Sir mmone Cuthbert Pam, J. Seymour, Harvey, 1,,, . Y, P. Grain, Oldfield, Sir , I 4 n . ye, wettlerall, li m acktemul, sh. ~ Wet, Watson, Ingle ., stelland, Bow irteff,.Mackay, ItPLeotl, Howard, C. flit, m o . ", Puller, W. A. Montagu Vivian, Dal- IT. ' ler, hillimore, Plumridge, , Ey ' re, Sir John r .111141°" ' W ' 8114401, Meyliell, lion. J, A, Maude, IL Gordan, Hon. H. Roos, Carden, R. Blake, Pasco, 0. Malley, Hugh Tattoo, G. Higgins, Pearse, C. - Gill, Eden, Brace, M. H. Luard, Wollaston, G. Pechell, Bucknall, Esterat, Manners, H. Byain Marten, G. J. H. Johnstone, Beaufort, E. Curzon, S. Warren, Sir Robert H. Bromley, W. Symmonds, Thornborough, J. O'Brien, Raigersfeld, A. Fanshawe, C. Phillip, Sir John Franklin, Basil Had, H. Stewart, D. Dunn, Sir John Sinclair, G. Calcraft, Rotheram, Feast, \Volley, Sir R. Grant, W. M. Godley, Herringham Paget, Dixon. LIEUTENANTS—ToIIemacIie, J. G. W. Curtis, Pasco, Rahett, Griffin, Crosbie, Lake, Williams, Jones, Stanhope, Richmond, Kieper, Wingfield, Fyler, Faris, boole, New ton, Wallace Isac, Newnha►n, Campbell, Cooper, Murphy, Langdon, Rawson, Luard, Brereton, Little, Forbes, Savage, Curzon. Etistaws—Jones, Douglas, Willem The following were among the numerous presentations— Lieut.-Col. G. Hieginson, on his appointmeut as Aide-de- Camp to the Commander-in-Chief, by Lord Hill. Lieut.-Col. the Hon. Henry Murray, by Lord Glenlyon. Mr. Stirling, by his father, Sir Walter Stirling. Lord Molyneux, by the Earl of Errol. Mr. D. Monier, his Majesty's Consul-General in France, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Sir R. Inglis, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Wilder, late Resident at the Court of his Highness the Rajah of Berar, by Earl Amherst. Mr. Joy, by the Marquis of Lanedowne. Sir A. Motet, by the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos. Lieut.-Col. D'Aguilar, by Sir IL Taylor. Sir C. Scudaniore, by Vice-Admiral Sir J. Beresford. Lieut.-Col. Walton, by Col. Macdonell. Mr. W. B. Kitchiner, by Col. Macdonell. Mr. Gore, Secretary of his Majesty's Legation at Buenos Ayres, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Mr. C. Boyle, by the Earl of Errol. Lieut.-Col. Macdougall, on his appointment to the 79th Highlanders, by Gen. Lord Hill. Mr. B. Challoner, by the Marquis of Ely. The Duke of Richmond, by the Lord in Waiting. The Marquis of Bute, on being appointed his Majesty's Lord Lieutenant for the counties of Glamorgan and Bute. Earl of Moray, by the Lord in Waiting. Earl of Uxbridge,' by Sir C. Pilet, Mr. Jackson, his Majesty's Commissary Judge at Sierra Leone, by the Earl of Aberdeen. G. S. Jerningbam, attached to his Majesty'a Embassy in the Netherlands, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Mr. Scott, by the Marquis of Lothian. Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. Hutchinson, on being appointed Go vernor of Carrickfergus, by Rear-Admirsl Sir T. Foley. Mr. Clifton, Secretary to the Victualling Board, by Sir G. Cockburn. Mr. R. C. Mellish, by Sir S. Canning. Mr. H. Greville, by Lord F. L. Gower. Mr. Curzon, by Earl Howe. Mr. A. Longinotti; by the Earl of Cawdor. Mr. Elliot Roberts, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Major-Gen. Grant, Governor of Trinidad, by Sir George Murray. Mr. Wilkie, his Majesty's principal painter in ordinary, by Sir Robert Peel, Bart. Mr. Hardwick, by the Lord in Waiting. Rear-Admiral Gage, by Viscount Melville. The Earl of Huntingdon, by the Earl of Maccleafield. Mr. Wray, Receiver of the Metropolitan Police, by Sir Robert Peel. Mr. Poynta, by the Marquis of Exeter. Mr. Tierney, Secretary of his Majesty's Legation at the Court of Bavaria, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Earl of Denbigh, by Lord Clinton. Mr. Henry Spencer Law, by Lord Ellentiorougli. Mr. Villiers Stuart, by the Marquis of Bute. Mr. Seymour, by the Duke of Somerset. Mr. Rose, King's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor. Mr. H. Lawrence, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. Mr. Agar Robartes, by the Hon. Agar Ellis. Mr. Dorset ?'ellowes, by the Duke of Sussex. Mr. Richard Mayne, by Sir R. Peel. Capt. Octavius V. Vernon, R. N. by the Duke of Beaufort. Hon. John Bloomfield, Secretary to his Majesty's Legation at the Court of Sweden, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Captain Manley Hall Dixon, by Sir G. Cockburn. The Rev. Pownall Bastard, by the Earl of Errol. Captain Manners, by Sir Richard King. Rev. Edward Bury, by the Duke of Argyll. Capt. Bucknall Eatcourt, by Mr. Bucknall Eatcourt, M.P. The Rev. J. Burrard, by Sir Harry Neale. Commander Richard Crozier, by Viscount Melville. Rev. John Merewether, by the Earl of Errol. Rev. David Williams, by the Earl of Abingdon. Commander H. D. C. Douglas, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. C. Wadsworth, by Dr. Blomberg. Rev. Geo. Farbrace, by Admiral Winthorp. Captain NNW, R.N., by Rear-Admiral Sir Thos. Hardy, Bart., K. C. B. • Mr. Frederick Seyntour,:by Capt. George Seymour, R.N. William Horton, M.P., by the Duke of Gordon. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, by Earl 'taboret. Mr. Stafford Jerningltain, by Lord Stafford. Admiral Sir Edward Thornbrough, by Viscount Melville. Mr. Rushworthy, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir henry Campbell. Capt. Vivian, 7th Hussars, by Major-Gen. Sir H. Vivian. Capt. Phillimore, by Admiral Sir Charles Pole. Capt. Williams Sandom, R.N., on his return from foreign service, by Lord Melville. lion. Capt. J. A. Maude, C. 8., by Viscount Melville. Capt. B. Blake, on hie return from the East Indies. Capt. Monier, by Viscount Melville. Capt. Thos. Ryan, by the Duke of Montrose. Capt. Edward Fletcher, by Lord Teigninouth. Capt. Hawker, by the Lord in Waiting. Capt. Donat !tench) , O'Brien, R.N., by Vice-Admiral Right Hon. Lord A. Beanclerk, K.C.B. Capt. Beechey, R.N., by Viscount Melville. Capt. Usher, R.N., the Duke of Buckingham. Capt. Burdett, R.N., by Lord Melville. Cipt. Anson, by Lieut.-General Sir G. Anson. Capt. J. Archer Houghton, by Capt. Deans Dundee, R.N. lion. Edward Gore, Commander, R.N., by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. Lord Maryborough, on his being appointed Master of his Majesty's Buck Hounds. Capt. Eyre, 73d Regiment, by his father, Rear-Admiral Sir George Eyre, K.C.B. Lord Dudley Stuart, by the Hon. G. Agar Ellis. Hon. George Ellie Trevor, by Lord Clinton. lion. and Rev. Edward Moore, by Lord Clinton. Mr. Colman, Lieutenant of the Yeoman Guard, by the Ltd of Macclesfield. Lieut.-Col. Hughes, by Major-Gen. Sir Wm. Kerr Grant. Mr. Broadhurst, by Major de Roos. Col. Macdonell, on appointment as First Equerry to her Majesty. Col. Sir Charles Broke Vere, Aid-de-Camp to the King, by Lord Bill. Col. Hughes, by the Duke of Sussex. Lieut.-Col. Bainbridge, by Sir Willoughby Gordon. Lieut.-Col. Cosset, by Sir Hussey Vivian. Mr. George Bankee, on Isis appointment an a Lord of the Treasury, by the Duke of Wellington. Mr. Hodgson, M.P., to present an Address of Condolence and Congratulation, from the Mayor, Burgesses, and inhabitants of Barnstaple. Mr. Hart Davis, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. R. Fielding Fitzberbert, Clerk of the Cheque to the Yeomen of the Guard, by the Earl of Macclesfield. Lieut.-Col. Beauchamp, by Major-Gen. Sir H. Vivian. Lieut.-Col. Ellicombe, by Lord E. Somerset. Lieut.-Col. Peter Hawker, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut.-Col. M. J. Smith, on promotion, by U. E. Somerset. Lieut.-Col. Geo. Pollock, ors returning from India, by Sir A. Campbell. Lieut.-Col. Disbrow., by Sir Herbert Taylor. Lord nought!, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Lord Sherborne, by Earl Howe. Lord J. Somerset, by the Duke of Beaufort. Lord G. SoMerset, by ditto. Lord Forbes, by the Earl of Sefton. Col. Higgins, on having the Order of the Guelph. Lieut.-Col. Sir C. Cuyler, by Sir John Hamilton. Lord Stafford, by the Duke of Norfolk. Lieut. Little, by Vice-Admiral Sir H. .Blackwood. Capt. Beaufort, by Lord Melville. Capt. Sir Robt. Howe Brumley, by Earl Howe. Capt. Win. Symonds, by Lord Melville. Capt. Thornbrough, by AdminaSir Edward Thornbrough. Capt. Charles Phillips, by Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir henry Black wood, Bart., K. C.B. Capt. Sir John Franklin, R.N. by Viscount Melville. Capt. D. Deene, by Rear-Admiral Sir R. W. Otway, K. C. B. Capt. Sir John Sinclair, by the Duke of Gordon. Capt. Granby Calcraft, by the Right lion. John Catenate Capt. E. Curzon, by Sir Edward Codrington. Capt. Fead, by Admiral Sir E. 'Thorn brough. C. Ogle. Capt. Sir Rd. Grant, un his proi t n n a i t a ian_, ,r by_ Si OWley. Capt. H. M. Godfrey, bY Vice-Ad Vincent. Hon. John Carnegie, by P. Beresford. Viscount *et. Capt. Deans Dunclas, by Sir J. from Lord Burgersh on his return on a leave of abse nce Lis minion in Italy. Lord blouson, by the Earl of Warwick. Lord George Bentinek, by the Doke of Porthuul. Hon. Wm. Law, by Lord Ellenborough. Vice. Admiral Sir Graham Moore, by Viscount Melville. Vice-Admiral Sir flurry Neale, by Viscount Melville. hear-Admiral Sir Edward Hamilton, by Admiral Sir C. Pole, ' Rear. Admiral Roth], by Admiral Sir C. M. Pole. Mr. Every, by Viscount Ashbrook. Mr. Masterton Ure, ALP., with an Address from Wey.. mouth, by the Earl of Fife. Major-General Sir A. Bryce, C. 8., on big promotion, by the Lieut.-General of the Ordnance. Mr. Cumberland, by Viscount Goderich. Mr. Fraser, by the Duke of 'Gordon. Mr. G. Hamilton, by Lord Melville. Mr. Caleraft, by the Right Hon. J. (Werth. Mr. R. Gilmer-Colquhoun, by the Duke of Montrose. Mr. Morrison, by the Duke of Gordon. Mr. J. G. Lambe, with an Address front Brighton, by Ciptain Morgan, M.P. Sir James Shaw, Bart., by .the Duke of Sussex. Lieut.-Colonel Niche, on his appointment to the com mand of the Both Regiment. Limit-Colonel King; by Major-General Sir Halley Vivian. Lieut.-Colonel Walter Raleigh Gilbert, by Sir G. Murray. Commander R. Stewart, by the Lord in Waiting. Commander H. Hersee, by Sir Geo. Cockburn. Commander C. English, by the Lord in Waiting. Commander C. Rich, by Viscount Melville. Commander Horne, by the Earl of Oxford. Commander Smith Cobb, by Lord Melville. Commander Woolnough, by the Lord in Waiting. Commander Hood, by Lord Melville. Captain Gordon Higgins, on being appointed to the Rocket Troop, by Sir A. Dickson. Captain C. Gill, by Sir Thomas Hardy. Captain F. Brace, by Lord Melville. Captain Luard, by Lord Combennere. Mr. Brougham, K.C., by the Lord Chamberlain. Archdeacon Hollingworth, by the Bishop of London. Lieut. D. J. Campbell, by the Right Hon. Sir G. Murray. Commander J. Hamilton, by Rear-Admiral Winthorp. Major-General Sir A. Campbell, on his return from Ara, by Earl Amherst. Commander Sir G. Young, on coming to his title, by Lord Aylmer. Mr. Berkeley Paget, by the Lord in Waiting. Commander M. Barwell, by Sir C. Ogle, Bart. Commander Frederick de Roos, by the Earl of. Errol. Commander J. Nias, on his return from the Mediterianeiti, hy Sir G. Cockburn. ~ Commander G. Evani,•by Viscount Melville. Rev. Dr. Vivian, by the Bishop of London. Dr. Keir, by Lord Melville. Colonel Greenwelt, by Lord Hill. Dr. Southey, by Admiral Sjr J. Beresford. Lord Killeen, by the Lord in Waiting. Colonel Sir A. Dickson, by Lord Hill. Rev. Dr. Burton, by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Mr. Planta, by the Duke of Wellington. Commissioner Dees Thomson, as Accountant-General of the May, by Lord Melville. Mr. Hammond, to present an Address from Southampton. Viscount Stormont, by the Earl of Mansfield. Dr. A. 'Black, on going abroad, by Earl Amherst. Mr. Mandeville, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Lieut.-Colonel Cleaveland, by Sir A. Dickson. Lieut.-Colonel Barrington, by Sir Colquhoua Grant, K.C.B. Capt. Dillon, Royal Navy, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. Major P. W. Pedlar, by Lieut.-General Sir John Fraser. Capt. Waite, by Lieut.-General Sir W. Keir Groat. Capt. Mildmay, R.N., by the Lord in Waiting. Capt. Macdonnell, by Lord Glenlyon. Commander R. Oliver, by Rear-Admiral Sir T. Hardy, Bart. Capt. Cotgrave, R.N., by Lord Melville. Capt. 'Vincent, R.N., by the Earl of Errol. Capt. David Hope, R.N., on his promotion and return from service in the Mediterranean. Capt. Sir Philip Broke, R.N., by Viscount Melville. Mr. Roger Munk, by the Earl of Macclesfield. Sir Edward Hyde East, by the Duke of Buckingham. Mr. Deckhouse, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Sir George Grey, by Earl Grey. Rev. Dr. Barrett, by the Bishop of London. Commander W. Illiebt, R.N., by Viscount Melville. Commodore Michael Quin, on his return from. the Mediter ranean, by Sir G. Cockburn, G.C.B. Capt. Hill, by General Lord Hill. Capt. Henry Ilatton, R.N., Gentleman Ueherof the Privy Chamber to the King, by the Lord in Waiting. Commodore Nixon, on his return from the West Indies, by the Earl of Roselyn. Lieut. Charles J. F. Newton, by Sir C. Rowley. Lieut. W. Langdon, R.N., by the Earl of Darlington. Commodore Collier, on his return from the Coast of Africa, by Sir G. Cockburn. Commander Gunning, R.N., by Commissioner Sir M. Seymour. Commander Field, by Sir C. Cole, Bart. Lieut. C. Wyndham Rawdon, by Sir N. King, K.C.B. Commander Lihou, R.N., by Sir J. Saumares. Commander Sir 'Wan. Dickson, Bart., on coming to his title, by Colonel Sir Alexander Dickson, K.G.B. Capt. Beresford, Groom of his Majesty's Privy Chamber, ' by the Lord in Waiting. CoMmander Henry Houghton, R.N., on his promotion. Commander Drinkworth, R.N., by Sir T. M. Hardy. Commander A. M. Hawkins, on his appointment to his Majesty's sloop Raleigh, by Sir G. Cockburn, G.C.B. Commander Edmund Wm. Gilbert, by Sir G. Cockburn. Lieut. W. 11. Poole, by Lord Edward Somerset. Commander R. H. King, R.N., by Captain Sir Philip Broke, Bart. Commander Deere, on his return from the West Indies. Commander Lord E. Russell, R.N., by tbeDuke of Bedford. Lieut. Robert Wallace, by Lieut. -General Sir Thomas llowder, K.C.B. Commander Ileyton, R.N., on his return from the Mediterranean, by Lord Melville. Lieut. Harris, on his return from foreign service, by Lord Edward Somerset, K.C. B. Commander Delafosse, R.N., by Viscount Melville. Lieut. Lawrence Ityler, by the Earl of Tyrconnel. Lieut. Wingfield, by Col. Sir Alexander Dickson, K.C.B. Commander Cuppage, by Lieut.-General Cuppage. Lord Redesdale, by the Duke of Richmond. Commander Agar, R.N., by the Hon. George Agar Ellis, M.P. Commander William Tucker, R.N., by the Lord in Waiting. Commander M'Konochie, R.N., by Admiral Sir Philip Durham, K.C.B. Commander William Oldsay, by Sir G. Cockburn. Mr. Brayeres, by the Duke of Wellington. Dr. Charles Clarke, by the Duke of Gordon. Mr. A. C. Sterling, by Lord Prudhoe. Mr. Martin Archer Shee, by Sir R. Peel. Mr. Henry Howard, by Sir R. Peel. ' Sir Walter Stirling, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut.-General Sir William Inglis, by Lord Hill, on being appointed Colonel of the b7th Regiment. Lord Carbery, by his Royal highness the Duke of Sussex. Mr. Ellerman, Consul-General fur Hanover in the Nether. lands, by the Lnrd in Waiting. Major-Gen. Wheatley, on being appointed Keeper of his Majesty's Privy Purse, and on promotion. The Earl of Errol, lay the Lord in Waiting. Alajor-Gen. Sir Edward Kerrison, on his appointment to the Colonelcy of the 14th Light Dragoons. Sir Robert Gardiner, by his Royal Highness Prince Leopold Lord Arundel, by the Duke of Buckingham. Mr. Sheriff Richardson, by Sir Robert Peel, when his Majesty was graciously pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon him. Mr. Sheriff Ward, by Sir Robert Peel, Bart. Mr. Under Sheriff Richardson, by Sir Robert Peel. Mr. Under Sheriff Young, by Sir R. Peel, Bart. Loud Tullarnore, by the Duke of Argyll. Sir Charles Wetherell, on being appointed King's Counsel. Mr. Davies, on his appointment to be his Majesty's Per sonal Medical Attendant, by the Earl of Errol. Lieut.-Gen. Lord Aylmer, on his appointment to be Capt.- General and Governor-in-Chief of Lower and Upper Canada, by Sir George Murray. Captain Shirreff, R.N., by the Earl of Abingdon. The Rev. Henry Barneby Green, late Domestic Chaplain to his Majesty, as Duke of Clarence, by the Lord in Waiting. The Rev. Wm. Orger, by Mr. Sheriff Richardson. The Rev. Wm. H. Dickinson, by the Dean of Carlisle. The Rev. Edw. Relapse by the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Rev, Ifendore Bouwens, Prebendary of Lincoln, by his father, Mr. Bouwens. Major the on. George Keppel, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. The Hon. Win. Temple, Secretary to hie Majesty's Em bassy in Russia, by the Earl of Aberdeen. The Hon. Mr. Devereux, by 'Viscount Hereford. Hon. Captain Spencer, by Earl Spencer. The Hon. Commander Best, on his appointment to his Majesty% yacht William and Mary, by Vice-Admiral Sir D. Martin. Captain Wetherell, by Lieut.-General Wetherell. Captain Cuthbert, an his marriage, by Earl Mouutcharles. Capt. Hobson, by Viee-Admiral Sir J. P. Beresford,Bart. The Hon. Captain - Gordon, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Captain Inglefielcl; by Admiral Sir G. Cockburn. Captain C. Colville Vrankland, by Rear -Admiral Colville. Captain Oldflehl, on being Appointed Commending Royal Engineer at Newfoundland, by the Lieut.-Gillenl of the Ordnance.. Mr. Horne, King's Counsel, on being appointed Attorney- General to the Queen, by the Lord Chancellor. Mr. Tucker ; Surveyor of the Navy, by Viscount Melville. Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Wildman, Carabineersi by the Hon. General, Taylor. Mims. Manuel E. de Gorostiza, Mexican Minister, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Captain Gemie Martin, R.N., by Admiral Sir George Martin. Mr. Buckaall Emitcourt, M.P. for the University of Ox ford, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. William Henry Tinney, by the Lori in Waiting, on his appointment as King's Counsel. Captain the Hon. James Stuart, by the Earl of Moray. Captain George J. Hope Johnstone, R.N., by his father Vice-Admiral Sir W. J. Hope. Rev. Thomas Harding, Chaplain to Mr. Sheriff Ward, by Mr. Sheriff Ward. Commander Patrick John Blake, R.N. by the Earl of Abingdon. The Dean of St. Asaph, by Sir John Nichol!. Captain Ellice, R.N., by Admiral Sir George Martin. Sir George Pecock,Standard.bearer in the Band of Gen tleman Pensioners, by Lord Hertford. Captain Henry Hatton, 11. N., Gentleman Usher of the :Privy Chamber to the King, by the Lord Chamberlain. /llr. Nash, by the Duke of Wellington. Commander Puwney, R.N., by the Rev. Dr. Blomberg. Rev. Doctor Butler, by the Right Hon. the Earl of Aberdeen. Major-General Sir John Elley, on his appointment to the Colonely of the 17th Light Dragoons (Lancers.) The Bishop of London presented a copy of the Sermon preached before his Majesty, at the Chapel Royal, St. James's. • Lieu t.-Gen. Sir T. Bowser, K. C. 8., by the Duktiof Gordon. Mr. Dutton, by Earl Howe. The King's Advocate, by the Lord Chancellor. Mr. B. Wall, by Lord Clinton. Earl of Sefton, by the Duke of Dorset. Mr. Borough, by Sir R. Borough. Marquis of Worcester, by the Duke of Beaufort. • Earl Cawdor, with a Deputation of the Highland Society of. London, to present an Address. Earl of Tyrconnel, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Marrable, by the Duke' of Buckingham, the Lord Steward of his Majesty's Houaeladd, on being appointed Secretary to the Board of Green Cloth. Sir N. Tierney, on being appointed Physician in Ordinary to the King, and Physician to his Majesty's Household, at Brighton. Sir W. Davison, on taking leave on returning to Hanover. Hon. Lieut. Abbott, 14th Dragoons, by his father Lord Tin terden. Sir A. Chichester, by the Earl of Belfast. Rev.. Dr. Dukins, on being appointed principal Chaplain at Head-quarters. Mr. Frost, the President of his late Majesty's Coronation Fleet, to present the Address of that Loyal Institution, which was most graciously received, and Mr. Frost had the honour to kiss his Majesty's hand. Lieut.-Col. Le Breton, Aid-de-Camp to Major-General Sir C. Halkett. Lieut. T. Richmond, R.N., by the Rev. Dr. Kuper. Lieut. Griffin, by Sir G. Cockburn. Lieut. Curtis, on his return from India, by Captain Blake. Lieut. Rabett, on his return from the Mediterranean, by Viscount Maynard. Lieut Crosbie, by Lieut.-Gen. Crosbie. Lieut. Lake, by Rear-Admiral Lake. Lieut. Forbes, by Vice. Admiral Sir C. Rowley. Lieut. Williams, by Sir G. Cockburn. Lieut. Jones, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. Inglis. Lieut. Tollemache, by Rear-Admiral Tollemache. Commander Townelmend, on his return from abroad, by the Duke of Leeds, K.G. Prebendary Dennis, of Exeter, 8.C.L., to present his " Key to the Regalia, or a developetnent of the symbo lical design of the various forms observed in the cere monial of a Coronation." Rev. M. Piney, by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Lieut. Brereton, Cu his Majesty's Accession to the Throne. Lieut.-Gen. Molyneux, by the Duke of Beaufort. Lieut.-Col. Pearce, by the Marquis of Worcester. Marquis of Chandos, with the West India Address, by the Duke of Buckingham. Col. Jones, Aid-de-Camp to the King, by General Lord Hill. Mr. Sullivan, by Sir Henry Hardinge. Mr. Udine Radcliffe, by the Master of the Horse. Major-General Anderson, by Admiral Sir Graham Moore. Lord Wm. Lennox, by the Duke of Richmond. The Earl of Chichester, by the Duke of Leeds. The Rev. Dr. Woodcock, by the Lord in Waiting. Viscount Boringdon, by the Earl of Morley. Sir Henry Seton, by Prince Leopold. Major Graves, on going to join his regiment, by the Earl of Errol. The Earl of Breckneck, by the Marquis Camden. Major Dynely, by Lord Ellenborough, - Major Mackworth, by Gen. Lord Hill. Dean of Chichester, on his preferment, by Sir Robert Peel. Dean of Carlisle, by the Bishop of London. Lieut.. Col, Arbuthnot, on his return from the Cape of Good Hope, by the Right Hon. C. Arbuthnot. Rev. Dr. Birch, by the Bishop of London. Lieut.-Col. Cradock, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Rev. Dr. Ackland, by the Bishop of Loudon. Viscount Ingestrie, by Earl Talbot. Lord Grimston, by the Earl of Verulam. Dr. Clark, by Sir Henry Hardinge. Marquis of Titchfield, by the Duke of Portland. The Earl of Tyrconuel, by the Lord in 'Waiting. Capt. Wise, to present so Address from the Corporation and Inhabitants of Plymouth. Capt. Woolmore, the Deputy Master of the Trinity House, to present an Address. Mr. Charles Edward Jenkins, Director of the Eclectic Society, to present the Address of that body, signed by the Duke of Grafton, on which occasion Mr. J. had the honour to kiss his Majesty's hand. Lieut.-General Sir J. Fuller, by Sir Robt. Peel. Archdeacon Jones, by the Bishop of London. Archdeacon Cambridge, by ditto. Rev. Dr. Hamilton, by ditto. Earl of Pomfret, on coming to his title, by the Earl of Westmorland. Mr. Hobhouse, M.P., by the Lord Chamberlain. Major Wright, on his appointment to be Gentleman Usher to her Majesty the Queen. Rev. Dr. Fry, by the Bishop of London. Viscount Villiers, by the Lord Chamberlain. Rev. Dr. Hughes, on his re-appointment as Deputy Clerk of his Majesty's Closet, by the Bishop of London. Commander William John Cole, It. N., on his promotion, by the Right Hon. Sir Geo. Cockburn, G.C.B. The Duke of Argyll, and a numerous Deputation of the Highland Society, presented an Address. Capt. Courtenay Boyle, R.N., by Lord Clinton. Capt. Ilyng, by the Lord in Waiting. Capt. Streatfield, on promotion, by Lard Edward Somer set, K.C.B. Capt. the lion. W. Wellesley, by the Duke of Wellington. Capt. the lion. Wm. Waldegrave, R. N., on his promotion, by Lord Radstock. Mr. Lloyd, by Viscount Clive. Sir John Conroy, by the Lord in Waiting. Capt. Sir Thomas Fellowes, R.N., by big Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. Liout.-Gen. Wetherell, on his appointment to the Govern ' merit of Blackness Castle. Lieut. Leopold Kuper, R.N., by the Rev. Dr. Kuper. Mr. Randall, Gentleman Usher Quam terly Waiter to his Majesty, by the Lord Chamberlain. Major Hyde, Assistant-Master and Marshal of the Cere monies, by the Lord Chamberlain. Mr. Strachan, Gentleman Usher to the King, by the Lord Chamberlain. The Bishop of Gloucester, by the Duke of Wellington, on his appointment to the See of Gloucester. Rev. Dr. Blomberg, on his appointment as Chaplain to his Majesty's Household, and Deputy Clerk of the Closet, by the Bishop of London. Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, on his appointment as Lieut.- Mr. General of Marinehaisbiytoytluielill7iigrshtule..:tdboefDtltleAotflisniarsauletyx.. Sir jnal.nFeselilzmele‘a%,,ib.ey, by tile Lord in Waiting. Lieut.-Col- Masters, Gentleman Usher to his Majesty's , by the Lord James i J N‘V. a y i A n te e e m mrhPaob":".ll: the t y: ;a by time u : n ok o g re : a o u i f i C ham berlain . e n h v t e : c s t i t m L i r ' t/r e d of the Bed- Mre.hAalnalsblenr,Gentleman'Usher Daily Waiter to his Majesty, by the Lord Chamberlain. Commissary-General Torquato], on his return from Canada, by Viscount Combermere. C o l on el Thornton, Aide-de -Camp to his late Majesty, kicked hands on his re -appointment. Colonel Macdonnell, on.his appointment as First Equerry to his Majesty. Mr. Martins, Gentleman Usher Quarterly Waiter to the Icing, by the Lord Chamberlain. me. Keith Milne, by Earl Howe, Captain Marshall, Master of the Ceremonies at Chelten- L am , by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. T. Ramsden, Gentleman Usher Daily Waiter to his Majesty, by time Lord Chamberlain. Commander William John Cole, R.N., on his promotion, by Admiral Sir George Cockburn, G.C.11. Lieut.-Glen. Sir Herbert Taylor, on being appoinseal ( 4 41 Aide - dv'CAL"P and private Secretary to his Majesty. Lord Downes, Aide-de-Camp to the King, by Lord Hill. Ensign Douglas Widen, 64th Best., by Sir John Conroy. Rev. Dr. Russell, by the Bishop or London. Hr. Wm. Hilton, Keeper of the Royal Academy, by Sir Robert Peel. Mr. Thos. Hancock, Clerk of the Cheque to his Majesty's Band of Gentlemen Pensioners, by Viscount Hereford. Dr. Burnett, Medical Commissioner of the Navy, by bia Grace the Duke of Richmond. Major-General Sir Colquhoun Grunt, by his Royal High ness the Duke of Cumberland. Rev. Dr. Martyn, by the Bishop of London. Mr. William Astell, M.P., Chairman, Mr. Robt. Camp bell, Deputy Chairman ; Mr. John Thornhill, Mr. Neil Benjamin Edmonstone, and Lieut.-Colonel John Baillie, M.P., Directors of the East India Company, to present an Address from the East India Company. Mr. Williams, on being appointed Solicitor-General to the Qneen, by the Lord Chancellor. Nlr. Grenville Pigott, by the Duke of Buckingham. Vice-Admiral Fleming, from the West Indies. the Marquis of Chandos, Viscount St. Vincent, Sir H. Martin, Mr. Colquhoun, Mr. Dawkins Pennant, Mr. Birch, M.P., Mr. H. Bright, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. G, !Jibbed, Mr. Neill Malcolm, M.P., Mr Dawkins, and Mr. James Mitchell, with the West India Address. Mr. Ellis, Principal Librarian of the British Museum, by Sir Robert Peel. Mr. Wbitehed. attached to the Legation at Madrid, by Sir James Whitshed. Mr. William Harrhon, Attorney-General of the Duchy of of Cornwall, and one of his Nlajetty's Council, by the Lord Chancellor, Doctor Maton, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Pemberton, by the Lord Chancellor, on his appoint ment as King's Counsel. Rear-Admiral Sir Charles Ogle, by Sir George Cockburn, on his return from service. Rear-Admiral Sir W. J. Hope, by Viscount Melville. Mr. W. J. Alexander, by Admiral Sir Charles Pole, Mr. Lloyd, by the Duke of Buckingham, to deliver up the Insignia of an Order. Mr. Ilickersteth, one of the King's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor. Sir W. Dundee, by Lieut.-General Sir Henry Campbell. Sir Samuel Scott, Bart., M.P., on coming to him Ude, by Vice-Admiral Sir T. Byam Martin. Mr. Lloyd, by Viscount Clive. Major Hasten, C. 8., 89th Regt., by Sir R. Macfarlane. Rear-Admiral Maitland, by the Earl of Eife. Mr. Colquhoun, Agent and Coasul-General for the Haase Towns, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Mr. Lowdham, Solicitor of bis Majesty's Duchy of Corn wall, by the Lord Chancellor. Sir William Beechey, R. A., on his recent appointment, by the Marquis of Ailesbury. Sir Arthur Chichester, by the Earl of Belfast. Lieut.-Colonel C. Rowan, by Sir Rob er t P ee l. _ _ _ _ Mr. liorafall, Baili ff of Liverpool, by Sir Robert Peel. Mr. Geo. Burrard, M.P. for Lymington, by Sir H. Neale. Mr. Whyte Melville, by the Duke of Leeds. Mr. John Baker, his Majesty's Consul-General to the United States, by Lord Aberdeen. Mr. Edwards Vaughan, by the Right lion. J. C. Herrin. Mr. Myddleton Biddulph, by Lord Worcester. Mr. Bonham Carter, M.P. for Portsmouth, to present an address from the Corporation. Sir Sandford Graham, by Sir Charles Pole. Capt. Hunter, by Sir George Murray. Capt. Matson, by Lieut._•General Lord Edw. Somerset. Capt. Travers on his promotion, by Lord Melville. Capt. Brandreth, on his promotion, by Lieut.-General Lord Edward Somerset. Capt. Sir Thomas Fellowes, by the Duke of Sussex. Cipt. Kendall, by Col. Sir A. Dickson, Dep.-Adjt.-Gen. Capt. Murray, by the Lord in Waiting. Capt. Joseph O'Brien, by Vice• Admiral Fleeming. Capt. Charles Kerr, by Rear-Admiral Sir R. W. Otway. Capt. William Parker, of his Majesty's yacht Prince Re gent, by Viscount Melville. The Hon. and Rev. Edward Moore, by Lord Clinton. The Hon. Mr. Mountstuart Elphinstone, on his return from the Government of Bombay, by Col. Elphinstone. After the Levee, his Majesty ascended the Throne, sur rounded by his cabinet Ministers and Great Officers of State, the room lined by the corps of Gentlemen Pensioner., headed by their Captain, Viscount Hereford, Lieutenant, Standard Bearer, and Clerk of the Cheque. To the right of the King were the Marquis of Winchester, as Groom of the Stole, Sir Robert Peel, the Lord Chamberlain, and the Vice-Chamberlain ; to the left were the Duke of Leeds, the Master of the Horse, Sir Win. Freemantle, as Treasurer of the Household, and the Page of Honour in Waiting. The King then received the deputation from the Clergy of London, who came iu procession, headed by their Vergers, in their robes, bearing their silver verges, Messrs. Linger, Rke, Sturges, and Clark. The Bishop of London brought up the Address, attended by the resi dentiaries of St. Paul's Cullen', Drs. Blomberg and Hughes, Dr. Russell, of the Charter-house, and about fifty of the London Clergy. They were introduced Into the presence of the King by Captain Hutton, Captain Beres ford, and Mr. Martin, the Gentlemen Ushers in Waiting• The deputation made their obeisance as they approached the Throne. The Address was read by the Bishop, to which his Majesty returned a gracious answer ; after which the Bishop introduced the principal of the Clergy, who had the honour of kissing the King's hand. His Majesty received in a similar manner a Deputation from the Commissioners of the Lieutenancy of London, which consisted of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen Laurie, Flower, Key, Garrett, and Hunter, and several Deputies, The Lord Mayor read . an Address from the body, which the King graciously answered, when the Aldermen had the honour of kissing his Majesty's hand. In the evening the King entertained a select party to dinner, during which the Prague Minstrels were intro duced, and performed many of their popular and national melodies. There is no truth in the report that the Princess Via ;aria is in a delicate state of health. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 11011 SE OF .LOIIDS...(LAST NIGHT.) Lord TENTERDEN, in the absence of the Loan Cirat4- ert.r.on, took his seat on the Woolsack at Five o'clock. On the motion of the Earl of SOArrEsnunv, the Ad ministration of Justice Bill and the Libel Law Amendment Bill were read a third time and passed. The NOBLE EARL then moved the third reading of the East Iletierd Disfranchisement Bill. Lord DIIII.IIANI and the Earl of Wasruottimatin entered their strongest protests against the principle of this Bill, It was then read a third time and passed. Lord TEYNHAM presonted a petition from a society for bettering the condition of the poor in London, praying for the introduction of poor laws into Ireland.—Adjourned. TIIG MARKETS.-(THIS DAY). GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISII CORN, For the Week ended July W, MO, made up from the Returns of the Inspectors in the dilittront Clue s and Towns In England anal Waltai, per Imperial Quarter. Wheat....... 701. 31, Oats 0.11 374, 4d. Marley 31s. 1011 Rye ......... Ws. 1111 Pea 50....... dd. itIPERIAL AGGREGATE AVERAGES OP THE SIX WEEKS PRECEDING. Wheat—ft-675. lhl.l Oats ........ s. 10d. Barley...ft.. 31d. 211 Rye ft*. 07s. 11 ,1Pea5e........ati5. Ott DUTIES ON FOREION CORN. /1(1.1 Oats 7s. 9d.1 Ileans*. ) ss. 4d.1 Rye 14s. 01.1 Pease ---,IN. 04. • SMITHFIELD MARKET. This day's supply was, fin that of u Thursday, tolerably good throughout ; the trade was very dull with cub kind of meat ; with Beef at a depression of full V. per stone, with Mutton, Lamb, Veal, anti Pork, at barely Monday's prieee. The higher prices were obtained in but very few instances* I.KIOIS TER STONX Or BUM TO SINK THE orrA Ls. s. d. to I. ii. c 4.108. (I. Inferior Beasts 9 0 2 8 Large Lambs ....... 0 0 0 0 Second quality ditto 8 4 2 8 Prime small +Otto." 3 8 9 0 rtime large Oxen 8 0 a 4 Large coarse Calves VlO a Prime Scots, Arc 3 0 310 Primesniall ditto... 4 0 .1 4 Inferior Sliecp.. 8...e0nd quality ditto 303 41 Small l'orkets 4 0 4 4 Coarso-woolleit ditto 3 tl 910 Suckling Valves 12t, to 384, each. fi autlidownWetliers 3ld 4 0 Quarterolangs 12s, tolaceitch. g SUPPLY, AS Pltit et.tritini STATCAIENT• Beasts. Sheep and Lambs, I Calves. Pi s. 'At . I 11,360 339 I 210 Mach Comm were numerous, Anil very dull of vale • an useful iihort-horns, with her mall coif, was word: no more than lEit NEWUATIt AND LEADENHALL MARKETS, At per stotie„ by the Carcass. a. d. toe. d. - a. d. toe, d. Seel Q. '..! 3 6 Ve4l ....,........t.... 210 4 Q . Miatton 0 6 0 6 1. 1 00 . i o ...t it 0 0 4 0 l i antb to o o.*. , 1:. to 444 4d. HAY MA lt KETS, A t r..)34 or Ai l'rasaes.) ST, JA MRS'S. Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow 10 to ..C3 New Meadow Ilay Usend Old 13itto ..... . [lnc u v u,n4 Illea;tow 1;0 ~ syt., s trats flay ' 5 .. . ...... Oat 5traw......,i0 oto .E 0 tl A moderato aupply; Male rather owl, ann prico, at wit A law days sinew part of the Tear or one of she Woos en the west side of Rowlf-square euritienly io, tilf great coloteruation of the hunatev,.... 41/enurs. SPIRIT OF TUB PtilitlC JOURNAta. The Gatette de Prance, the' great sepporter of Court prieciples in France, contains, in its pubbca tion of Monday, which arrived yesterdey„another, remarkable article on the course of policy, required at the present crisis. This paper, along with the Cabinet and all its organs, assumes, that the address.. of the lute Chamber of Deputies, in expressing to the King its want of confidence in his Ministers, was an attack on the prerogative, of the Crown, in which the selection of its servants is vetted by the Charter. From this original error in constitutional doctrine proceed others still more dangerous, because they tend to make the breach between the Crown and the national representation a breach between the Crown and the national constituency. At first, the Chamber only had declared its distrust of the Royal choice. His Majesty, in the lawful exercise of his prerogative, dismissed that Chamber instead of his Ministers, and appealed to the nation to eons tirm his decision. The nation, through its regular , institutions for collecting 'the expression the general will—the Electoral Colleges—has taken the part of their Deputies, and signed their protest against the Ministry. The Royalist journal there fore argues, consecutively enough, that if the Crown was stripped of its power to select its servants by a vote of the Chamber of Deputies, it is . now plundered of its prerogative to dissolve the Chamber by the votes of the nation ; for the nation, by returning the same obnoxious Members whom the King had dismissed, has mad* thaexer eise of the prerogative an unmeaning farce. After enlarging upon this inference, the journalist proceeds to announce, that the Royal prerogative, which has thus, according to his own account, been invaded by one of the powers of the state, can Wens time the representative government by usurping the fun& Lions of the other two. By such reasoning is this Crown urged to undertake the alarming experiment of altering those national institution; to which it: had just made so confident an eppeal; by such pue rile sophisms, founded on false prenneekowe the. Ministers to be justified in retaining their places, though at the hazard of a national convulsion'; and by such expedients is a party, which has just ; been proved to be in a decided minority, to &pries the notion of the rights conferred upon it by the charter or to provoke a crisis in which the dynasty huh may be endangered ! In looking at the present situ.; ation and recent history of France and the border ing kingdom of the Netherlands, we cannot but be struck at the contrasted results produced in the course of a fe% months by a difference in dte measures and presiding genius of Government in the two countries. About six or seven months ago, all Belgium was in a ferment of alarm and die. affection, arising not so much from any insult offered by the Administration to the people, as from a jea lousy against that portion of the nation to which the Sovereign was supposed, from origin and reli gion, to be most strongly attached. Every meas sure of the Government MU therefore opposed; every suggestion of power was viewed with suspi cion, and factious violence seemed to prepare the way for treasonable resistance. More than 300,000 petitioners addressed the legislature, in language expressive of their alarm for their national rights and religious privileges; and, in the popular chant ber, the budget was at first rejected by a Belgic majority. The Government saw its danger, and, instead of braving public opinion, or-attempting to overthrow the fundamental laws of the monarchy,. endeavoured to conciliate excusable opposition by timely concession. The budget was withdrawn, and altered according to the sense of the majority; the bill, or project of law, on public instruction, was likewise withdrawn, in order to be modified;—. the law on the press was greatly reduced in its seves rity ; and the session which began in storms tenni tuned in serenity. The doors of the legislative Chambers were no sooner closed, than the Kitt, by an ordinance, abolished the galling deerte which (for politic objects no doubt) he had issued several years ago to impose upon the Belgian; the use of the Dutch language. The effect of these ju dicious concessions has been to allay every angry feeling against the Government, and to procure for his Majesty an acoessioo of loyal attachment mingled with gratitude. All the provinces which met last week in their assemblies called provincial states, have testified their confidence in the pateroal views and intentions of his Majesty. These swims. blies, which elect the Members for the Second Chamber of the States-General, have, M retiewing a third of the latter, either returned the former Deputies of candidates equally devoted to the Mo narch. In the Netherland Legisiature, therefore, the Government has gained rather than lost by the recent elections. And now, to gratify the taste of is manufacturing and commercial people, the Go vernment has opened the exhibition of works of useful art at Brussels, and given the Belgians what they call their " festival of industry." lo Frunce we Heed scarcely point out how completely this order of things has been reversed--how far chicon tent and dissatisfaction here been increased, by a contemptuous disregard of public .opinions —and how fast that tempest seems gathering, which was prevented or allayed by the more prudent oonetio %ions of the Belgic Court. The appeal made to the nation has consequently returned a more re, fractory Chamber, and event a striking military sue cess, sufficient at any other time to have gained the hearts of a gallant and vainglorious race, ha; wort for the Administration no more eclat than a sham victory lit a military review. It is scarcely ecru., ceivable, that with these facts before him, his toast Christian Majesty will persist in maiutaining his Mii,istry at the hazard of the public; puce, or that, though brave and bigotted, he will signalize hie courage or his zeal in resisting his people, and des stilling the institotions of his brother.—imes. It was many years ago, and still is, the feshir 4 to smile at Sir John Sinclair and his polities, This worthy and indefatigable Baronet was acensetl of being always mounted on some hobby, which he not only worked to death, but in exercising which he contrived to, hunt down and persecute , eit whom he could prevail upon to listen te.bint. We do not recollect !Wittig joined the 0111110gratil against • the worthy Baronet. He wits, in his political notions, somewhat too stanch end thorough -paced a Tory for us; the woollen threads which he busied himself in spinning wore charged with somewhat superfluous prolixity l his agriculture was too minute —his political economy too sordid; the" humdrum" principle was, perhaps, too conspicuous and dominant in whatever he suggested t nevertheleas„ the worthy Baronet lute been, in his generation, are active and not altogether an useless than, Our pre sent recurrence to a man whose celebrity had been . so long forgotten, is for the sake of th an ki ng the Right ilon.Baronet tbr a new end curious little piimpluet, of a down widely-printed pages or so, wherein he touches a subject of the very highest and most urgent importance with remarkable con ciseness and ortiginalio a, . This subject of the slow movement of business in the House , of. Commoila forms the teat , k winch . k 4 of this short parnthie it in / OW m of a latter to,Sir Robert est. su ,tracing the causes of this national utistihrtune, the worthy Baronet, we are afraid name* near the truth. when he statea that the . litrittalt empire is " too criensitn! to be govcruotil /4 4,11 ." He affirms that the Unitid Kim/4Am of itself " it as large an empire tta an y Government c all manage with advantage to its sub. .j ects; v hut, admitting the extream difficulty of pre. upon any people to renounce voluntarily u pa s :- Gessiona on which much treasure has been expanded," tom n which national greatness is ifritlimeth however orromonsly, to cont, toe iSlitho r C 111,109 TUOYelent4ti°ll by offering the sitetoh of eona plan (Which, if we did not know Si r J o h n to b o a grave man, we should say as a haisa) fur enabling* the House of Cornrows* La carry on the public virt , t h e of the cootty, unmolested by private Dills by Election Committees, through the meani of or SOCOkid Ca' supplementary Ilouse of 6mrtionA4 posed of 200 members-100 - chosen by couiitit.4, 50 by cities, and ;4 snore by Ilanelterter s tnitighero4 mid other toms Unrett.kilitti, tlaua, is