The Sun. — London, England, 1830-08-05 00:00:00

~~_~~ ep, , • #• . . . • 4" • 44 .111 40:PL: I nn -•'• • '„i f 4,4 1 -01' 10 k 1 . 1111.11t H. " " ';' • "I' - : TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREE HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF YORk. CIINTLEMEN, N the claim of some successful endeavours N. , to be useful to my Country, which justifies my hope that in Parliament my eerviees might not be classed with those of the corrupt and the idle, I respectfully offer myself as a Candidate for the County of York. I disclsim any indirect method to acquire the high honour to which I aspire, and consistently with my De claration in 1819, to the Freeholders in the North-Riding, and to the Freemen of York, and at the last Election to those of Pontefract, resisting every temptation " To Cor rupt the Morals of any Population by Bribery," I will not deviate in the slightest degree frem Purity of Election. In my attempt to restore to this large County the first principles of the Constitution, the example, if I am only moderately supported, may hereafter he followed by abler sad more influential men ; but success, if obtained, will not be. more satisfactory to myself than it will be honour able to thou Electors who, bringing themselves to the Poll at their own expence, will dignify their County, however imperfect the services of the Individual so independently chosen as a Representative of the People. My Principle, are well known, from the part I have taken in public affairs during the twenty years I have re sided in Yorkshire, and I shall be ready more particularly to explai n them, henever and wherever lam called upon. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, MARTIN STAPYLTON. %toe Hall, Yorkshire, July 9, 1530. ♦RMY CONTRACTS. COZIMISSARIAT Dr.PART3IINT, TRICASUAI . , AitElt RS, AUG. I, .1830. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons de airoua of ;contractin g to supply BEEF and MUTTON, To his Majesty's Land Forces iu Cantonments, Quarters, . , and Barracks, in the under -mentioned Counties and Wanda ''Bedford ' Gloucester (inclicl. Northumberland (in * Berk, (Including the ine thecity of Brit. chiding Berwick. • town of Hunger- tor) • , on-Tweed) • brd) • Rants. Nottingham ' Bucks Hereford , Oxford Cambridge (induct. Hertford Rutl a nd In the t own of Hunts Salop Newmarket)• • Isle of Man Somerset Chester Isle of Wight Statlbrd Cornwall ;(Including Kent (including Tit. Suffhlk C 80 4) • • • • bury Fort in the Surrey uMberland county of Essex) Sussex Derby Lancaster I Warwick /Peron Leicester Westmoreland Dorset Lincoln Wilts Durham (including Middlesex Worc ester Holy Island) Monmouth York I (exclusive of Norfolk North and South Tilbur Fort) Northampton Wales. • In the several Counties In North Britain. And in the islands of Alderney, Guernsey, and Jersey. That the deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th claY of September next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed UP, and marked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be re eeived at this Office en or before Thursday, the 26th day of August, but none will be received after Twelve o'clock on that day. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which must be included in One 'Tender; likewise the Islands of Alderney, Guernsey; and Jersey ; at also the several Counties in North Britain ; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is an nexed to the Tender properly filled up by two persons of known property engaging to become bound with the party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due Performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words at length ; and should it so happen that during the • continuance of the Contract no troops shall be supplied by virt ue o f t h e same, the Amount of the Stamps on the Co ntract and Bond , paid i n t h e fi rst i nstance b y t h e Con tractor, will be refunded to kim. • N.B. As some material alterations have been made in the Printed Forms, it is particularly desired that Persons Wishing to Tender will not make use of any but those re .eentlY printed, which may be bad upon application at this „"ces and to th e B arrack Masters in the Islands of uu eratrY, Jersey, and Man. WESTBOURNE GREEN, WITHIN ONE MILE 01? TO BE SOLD BY PRIMATE CONTRACT. - - - By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, A(Of Warwick House, Regeat-street,) BEAUTIFUL COT lAGE ORNEE, with delightful pleasure grounds, ornamented with ... 11111100 , sheet o f water, shrubbery, garden, lawn, and 4"Lidow land; with coach-houses, stables for five horses, N;74 l requisit e conven i ences a d a pt e d f or a G ent l eman ' s s dl tad fitt e d top in an excellent style. lobe "jawed by Tickets only, which, with particulars 4111 Y be had of Mr. John Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. • TOTTENHAM, ONLY FIVE MILES from TOWN. TO BE LET, OR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) ACapital and 'very Commodious RESI DENCE, adapted for the accommodation of a family of respectability, with fore Court anti Garde)* 'of Wi tiehimmediate possession may he had. ' d Smaller RESIDENCE, with garden, coach-house, : 1 1 1 1 1 itable, cottages, and market garden ground, with a 7ideroble frontage for building% 4r tieu l ■re of Mr. John Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. 1 HAMPTON COURT PALACE AND BUSHY PARK. Y etY Commodious and Desirable Residence, with Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Meadow Land, &c. TO BE LET ON LEASE, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, A(Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) very Deirable and Commodious RESI DENCE, situate within five miles of HAMPTON COURT PALACE, 1 1 1 1) 1 ed for the accominotlation of a Nobleman or Family : 41 1 1 111 e first distinction. The house is seated on a lawn di:rl,6llg ;nost delightful end extensive views in various .." 111 the the apartments are well arranged and of hand- TOM e t. proPartiOaar with capital bed chamber., and all re aite doinettia offices, out offices, coach-houses, stables, ; the 'whole supplied with excellent water, delightful eaeurelrden, With 'extensive gravelled and terrace ileinktrd s 1 fl "r" and kitchen garden, rich meadow land, orna. Perk like grown will ' fine timber ; the whole presenting a appearance.i. may b had of Mr. Jobs Robins, No. 170, Rent. t rivet. 1 N PUBLIC NOTICE. sonsequence of the very increasing demand p • f " DAY and MARTIN'S BLACKING, the Pro nFiletors have erected a Manufactory on so extended a scale, 1 1, l heY will be enabled to execute all orders for Foreign eononmption at a day's notice, and to stew e the Mill l e f t orso mpoeition an engraving of the Now Building Appet n tits label. lii Holborn, May 1, PM. ;2"..---=7,7------ „ il Candidates, to the whole Body of -II concerned in the Return of ''' of Great Britain and • recommended in the ye.... of Russia as it is, .- Prese:that;orf th2eilcrihuntyl 0141 By ADWAItb.. Meinher of Trinity College, 5.... Dirt., ithrtin Cum,.. the Printed for Longman Reis, Orme, 8r0w,., Of whom' may be bad, A!SPIN.STER'S TOUR in FRANCE, the STATE`, of GENOA, &u., during the year 1827. in lilmo.', 1" 10e. 6d. boards. Bert Peel, .1u.., . HnNOU RA aLak-.-... . . . ton, Rev. E. Keppel, Lieut.-_ At the splendid dejeune on Tuesday morning Keppel, Captain Perceval, R.N., v,. in Kensington Gardens, his ILizitirer desired one of Isle Counra—Metasew, Biernstjerna. TahaarkEae,rFinivlfiepri,:ewith an Addr attendants to bring lihn some green tea and cream, and although the attendant went off with alacrity to obey his Barirms-;.-De Robeck, Bulow. Bistroes- -London, Winchester. Mannar's commands, 4.eoesiderable time elapsed before Sias—Osborne Gibbers, T. Tilden, his return, when at length he was seen hastening with Archer Shee, W. Henry Richardson, Ilerbert ()skate'', rapidity towards his MAJZSTY with a smoking duns of green peal and a cream ewer. The mistake afforded much Bart., E. Blount, Bart., J. W. Lubbock, T. Phillips, Bait., E. Barrington, R. Frederick, J. Osborne, Culling oF7TitZnatiEseßd Ait.i.D.—CLA n.—• Walker, Ralph Rice 'C. Price, E. Smith, J. Samara Robert Bak G Dallas, Patrick Fl'6°l4ll and elk, by ...e ..0r......am,yer,0.n. Captain clifford,pluv.:nbtyerthituery. Earl of y amusementmß to v EtbsoEseywh to his ti:le, by Lieut - Ili the following paragraph, which tve finn in the Clore Home* W. fh"Sieb 'W.. Franklin, Baker, G. 41:onlligE111. 111,31arfiolenCaAsiPeerciIiithoMbeis.hclalle"laryyi Lord Holland. Pniinel, it will be seen that Mr. FITROXItAI.n declines Tucker, K.C.8., WB. Roar J. Walsh, C. Dom;.lle, Sir Herbert Oake'le - CBart., on 'neatening be Dr._.Tesnyl_or,_late P,liyaiaan WI Duke of Clarence by the Lord • acceding to the wishes of his friends to contest the repre- Harvey Verney, C. Dalrymine, T. Gre ,R. Birnit:T. F N.• ientation of: Clare. The. contest will therefore exist he. Strange, W. Heathcote, Cl. Shee, G. Nayyler, Congrattilato.._ Extrainaryerstoe 'his Ma testy Failrigfrtli de 'lla by the r... tween Major Mactic MARI and O'GORMAN MAnow on RDaeayn. ollocTeliesogtes_ Jr. ope cad° , ri, Moore, Bolcom , Bull, Rev si Dalton, v, , nr inWaiting. r . r a : al VI . - the oniaide, and Sir .E,".Dirall) 0'13414N and Mr. VA N. Dr. J. Clark, Icy Prince nimton. on the other :—The meeting far the purpose of Ackland, Bland, Werninck, Sisxlry Prank!, Batten, rOaking arrangements to secure the return of Mr. vsszy Wheeler, Scott, D'Oyly, Vansittait, Keate„ pall H.N. . . lion. Lieut. H. Kcepel, It N., by his Royal Highric...... Fataxactar for Clare, was not held in Ennis on Thum. Archdeacon Clarke. prede.riteckar, of warlingham, by sir G.west. itr,vE.6ACiril.rl;ri.gt;.n. stibt),..thioehrn),ubkyeriAillthilikrrit.itno,.. by Sir William Joni& - Duke of Sussex. - - ' - day, as intended. Mr. .FlTtoittzur's friends declined. Rat' Mussauts—Frederick Baring, J. Cotton Wi- Sir •Ri.thard Leopold, as 146 Rapti Highness's nr, Dobson, of the errel"Vit4lll"Pittar by the Right Hon, Mr. W. ..- o.olSerating With those who' contemplated the meeting, gram, R. Williamson, Alex. Sterkey, C. Wadsworth, E. Physician. Sir ts, (..7ackliurn, ,G,C,11. •A. _ is, by a letter reeeived the di). previous from Mr. Fin. Bethel' Cox, J. Knolls,, 8.D., Cl. w. sic. ,-.. Is• Mr. Horst ammo, ey Curteis,. , Eton of the yof fire G ird Mr I cilly Sirs/ W Lullßart. Extraordinary, by alms!) .itt in , . I. s , by : .me qta.ito himself, it was ascertained that his state of health Clissold, E. Bernard, Hon. Fitzroy StanhJ. hlar- by the Earl of M I Rev. W. A. l'hel , Vicar of P Stowell b , y the CGIrl nig A '. - `"7 , n.er f-, I I ler bei t Bishop of from I l', . . ' On would not permit hii being exposed to the agitation oft rison,.ll.. C. Dillon, Fisher,, B. J Crape, Sir Ril, R. li" edeld. onesawley, Pack*, a p ice, on his 1 I Elko- London return from India, by ...OM • nu la, by Lord Alelvilln, contested elsttion.w.Frteinars's Journoi. - . KA., R. H. Whey Wreath,- T, w, w'b h tench, C. A. °Nog , • Sir W. B. Rush by It - Ad ' r i tot- wird Sir E. Zunilt • M . LZard44 II" Eni °. Ir4re'l' pt, , Lleysl, ors hie premium, ilLicut.-ClemAo,.., At the splendid dejeune on Tuesday morning in Kensington Gardens, his Mantrry desired one of his attendants to bring him some green tea and cream, and although the attendant went off with alacrity to obey his lklaVaarr'S commando, a . cnasiderable time elapsed before his return, when at length he was seen hastening with rapidity towards his MAJZSTY with 4 smoking dial of greets peas' and a cream ewer. The mistake afforded much amusement to those who witnessed it. MR. " VESEY Bit the following paragraph, which we find in the Care ifgeliiittel,it will be . seen that Mr. FITZOIRALD' declines acceding to the wishes of his friends to contest the repre ientation of: Clare. The contest will therefore exist be tween Major MACNAMARA and O'GORMAN MAHON on the one side, and Sir -E,',DWAILD O'BRIEN and Mr. VAN. nlmitutt. on the other :..—The meeting for the purpose of staking arrangetnents to secure the return of Mr. Vsszr Faxclattatm for Clara, was not held in Ennis on Thurs. day, as intended. Zr. • FITSCIIMALD'S friends declined cip.operating With those: who' contemplated the meeting, ' ; as, by A letter received the day previous from Mr. Firs. nsa.itn hitnself, it was ascertained that his state of health would not permit his being exposed to the agitation oft , contested elettion~Freeinaree Journal. No. 11,824. EAST INDIA-HOUSE, Atm. 4, 1830. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give notice ' That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be held at their Howie in Leaden hall.street, on WZDNISDAT, the 22d September next, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon. PETER AUBER, Secretary. BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL. HIS late MAJESTY baying been graciously pleased to direct that the interesting PORTRAITS of the SOVEREIGNS and other distinguished indivi duals, who assisted in bringing the late War to its conclu sion, painted by Sir THOMAS LAWRENCE, should be Exhibited for the BENEFIT of his FAMILY, the Di rectors of the British Institution, anxious to carry into effect his Majesty's most gracious intention, give notice that the EXHIBITION of these PORTRAITS, with several additional Pictures, is OPEN daily, from Ten in the Morning until Six in the Evening. Admission, lc—Catalogum Is. WILLIAM BARNARD, Keeper. IF Mr. COLIN CAMPBELL, of PER. TOWN, DUMBARTONSHIRE, will address, him; self lintriedia' rely to Mr. ROBERT CAMPBELL; ROSE NEATH, he will hear of something of importance to his interests. LIVE ANNUITIES. THE ROYAL UNION ANNUITY and INSURANCE OFFICE of LONDON, established by Act of Parliament with exclusive privileges, is open dailyfrom Ten till Three, at the foot of Waterloo Bridge, for the grant and purchase of Annuities, and for effecting Life and Health Insurances. The following Rates of An. nuity will be found more advantageous than those of any other Office; via. for every hundred pounds ►unk, a per son aged t. s. d. 30 will receive • 0 3 35 ........... 815 7 40 7 3 5 45 7 14 0 50 8 7 6 Tables and Prospectuses s any part of the kingdom, on by letter, post paid. Agents towns. 1, 4. 56 will receive 2 6 4 60 10 12 5 65 'l2 7 2 68 11 17 10 70 lb 3 11 will he forwarded, by post, to t application to the Directors will be appointed in populous Justready for publication, in 2 vols. small Bvo. T HE MIDSUM MER MEDLEY. For 1830. A Series of Comic Tales act} Sketches. By the Author of " Brainbletye. tfonee,"x Ike. he. Coltuirn and Bentley, New Burlingtou4*ett. Just ready, in Syn., T HE REVOLT OF THE ANGELS. A Dramatic Poem. By . EDMUND READE, E•q., Authorof " Cain the Wanderer,"" A Vision of Heaven," /cr. Colhurn end Bentley, New Burlington-street. . Of whom may he had, in Bvo., LOs. 6d., The Second Edition of " CAIN the WANDERER," " A VISION of HEAVEN," &c. This day was published, in 2 vols. small Bvo. THE ENGLISH ARMY IN FRANCE, or PERSONAL NARRATIVE of an OFFICER. " This work relates particularly to the period of the Battle of Waterloo, a subject still singularly fertile in materials of the highest interest."—Globe. 6 4 We should in vain look for a narrative which gives the reader more real information 69 to individual expe rience in scenes of war."—Spectator. Colhurn and Bentley, New Burlington -street. Just ready for publication, in Bvo. THE PRESENT 'POSTURE and FUTURE PROSPECTS of the CHURCH of ENGLAND, being a Sermon Preached before the Uni versity of Cambridge, on Commencement Sunday, July 4, 1830. By JOHN WILLIAM WHITTAKER, D.D., Vicar of Blackburn, and formerly fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, and Domestic Chaplain to hi, Grace the late Archbishop of Canterbury. Co!burn and Bentley, New Burlington-street. NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF " PELHAM." This day was publi s h e d, i x 3 vo l e . port Svo. PAuL CLIFFORD. Ily the Author of " Pelham," " Devereux," and " The Disowned." " Perhaps the most original of all his works, Paul Clifford' will at once vary and add to its writer's reputa tion."—Literary Gazette. Colburn and Bentley, New Burlington-street. This day was published, in Three Vols. post Bvo. THE MUSSULMAN, or LIFE in TURKEY. By It. R. MADDEN, E.g. Author of " Travels in Turkey, Egypt," &c. " The portraiture of Turkish life and character which this work exhibits has, perhaps, never been equalled. The account of Mohammed Ali—the destruction of the Mame lukes—the picture of Bedouin warfare--the description of the Dervise, and of the 'Fabian Astrologer —are, indeed, among the most plendid delineations ever introduced into the pages of fiction."—Son. C"olbern and Bentley, New Beillngton-street. THE NEW MONTHLY AND LON DON MAGAZINE, for AUGUST, contains among a variety of interesting and attractive Papers— Observations on a Pamphlet entitled the Country without a Government, by Thomas Campbell, Esq.—The Incon • vcnienees of a CAmvenient Distance--On the Art of Rising in Prose—Recollections of a Gottingen Student, No. VI. —A Masquerade at Berlin—Old Assoeistione—A Wet Sunday at the Devil's Bridge—The Russian Army and Navy ; and Present State of Russian Society—The Sick Chamber--Lunatic Lays, No. IL—The Parks—Speci mens of German Genius, No. 'V. ; the Last Night of the Year—On Popular Poetry—Historic Memoirs of Ireland, by Sir Jonah Barrington--Journal of a Parisian Resi dent; the French Journals; Academy of Sciences—And the usual Varieties in Politico, Critical Notices of New Publications, the Drama, Music, Fine Arts, Biographical Memoirs of Persons lately deceased, Provincial Occur rences, &c. &c. _ _ Colburn and Bentley, New Burlington-street. This day was published, in Svo., 14s. hoards, TRAVELS in RUSSIA, and a REST deuce at ST. PETERSBURCaI and ODESSA, in the years 1827-1829 ; intended to give some Account of Russia as it is, and not ae it is represented to be, &c. &c. By EDWARD MORTON, M.B. Member of Trinity College, Cambridge, &e. Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. Of whom may he had, ASPINSTER'S TOUR in FRANCE, the STATES of GENOA, &u., during the year 1827. In 12m0., lON. 64. hoards. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, AUG UST 5, 1830 THE KING'S COURT AND LEVEE. Yesterday at twelve o'clock his Majesty held a Court. The ReCorder of London was introduced and made his re port to the King in Council of the convicts capitally con demned at the July Sessions, at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey ; when his Majesty was graciously pie sed to re spite them all during his Royal pleasure. The Lord Chan cellor, most of the Cabinet Ministers, and the Great Of ficers of State, were present. The King held a Privy Council, when the Duke of Rut. land was re-sworn as Lord Lieutenant of the county of Leicester; and Earl Somers was re-sworn Lord Lieutenant of the county of Hereford. The Lord Chancellor resigned the Great Seal of Eng'and pro forma, which his Majesty returned. Mr. Grevillr attended as Clerk of the Council. His Majesty held an Investiture of the Most Ancient and Noble Order of the Thistle, which was attended by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, Earl Cathcart, Earl of Aberdeen, Earl of Warwick, Earl of Aboyne, Earl Fife. The Duke of Sussex first entered the King's Closet, then the Earl of Moray, supported by Earls Cathcart and Aberdeen, the Senior Knights; as they approached the Sovereign they made three obeisances, and Lord Moray, kneeling on a cushion, received the honour of Knighthood from the Sovereign with the Sword of State, and kissed hands, The usual oath was then administered to him by 'Robert Quarme, Esq., Gentleman Usher of the Green Rod. His Majesty invested his Lordship with the riband of the Order, and the Noble Earl again kissed hands. The Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, Richardson and Ward, attended by the Deputy City Remembrancer, Mr. Tyrrel, jun., had an audience of his Majesty to know his Majesty's pleasure respecting the time for receiving the Address lately voted in the Common Hall by the Livery of London ; when his Majesty was pleased to appoint the next Levee, or through Sir Robert Peel, the Secretary of State for the Home Department. The King received an Address from the Court of Bur• geese. of Westminster, who came _ is procession, attended by the Crier and Mace Bearer. The Functionaries of the Court present were :—Viscount Sidmoitls, High Steward ; Edward Robson, Esq., Deputy; Aitbur Morris, Esq., High Bailiff ; F. Smedley, Esq,, Deputy; Mr. William Lee, High Constable; sod Mr. R. Low, Chief Burgess. The Address was graciously received, aid the Depute- Lion had the honour to kiss the King's baud, The King received a Deputation from the University of Eelinbsrgh, headed by the Principal, and attended by the Maser of the White Rod, who presented an Address to his Majesty, and severally had the honour of kissing the King's hand, viz.:.—The Very Reverend Principal Baird, Dr. Monro, Dr. Alison, Dr. Ballingall, M.D. (who received the honour of Knighthood on the occasion); Doctors Brown, Roget, Baron, C. Rogers, Ayre, Mackenzie, G. Gregory, Clarke, Grant, It. Lee, Copland, Border, F. Dewsbury, Somerville, Turner, Conollyi G. Ramsbottotn, Cobb, Hope, Lilburn, Reim, A. T. Thomson, R. Ste ration, G. K. Pitcairn, G. Thomson, B. Reid, and J. Monro. The Deputation were afterward, introduced to the Queen in her Drawing-room by Sir Ratrick Walker, the Usher of the White Rod, anti . the Reverend Principal read the Address., which her Majesty receiVed very graci ously. The Members of the Deputitiiii Were severally introduced by Sir P.. Walker, and kissed' her Majesty's bend. The following Ambassadors anti Ministiri were Intro duced to her Majesty also in her Drawing room, by Sir Robert Cheater, Muter of the Ceremonies trian, Spanish, Danish, Swedish, Bavarian, and Sardinian. Her Majesty, having proceeded to the Throne Room, and being seated on the Throne, received a Deputation from the Clergy of London, Westminster, and their en virons. The Deputation was preceded by three Verger., Messrs. Sturges, Rice, and Clarke, each bearing a silver verge. The Bishop of London, Dr. Birch, Deputy Resi dentiary of St. Paul's Cathedral, Dr. Vivian, and s,veral other Minor Canons, headed the Deputation. The lii chop of London read the Addrese, to which the Queen returned a gracious answer. The Bishop introduced a number of the Clew, who had the honour.of kissing her Majesty's band. The Queen was attended on her right by Earl Howe, her Chamberlain ; Colonel Macd;nald, Equerry; on her left, the Earl of Errol, Master of the Horse : a number of Ladies in Waiting were on each side of the Throne. The Duke of Sussex and the King's Great Officers of State were present. Morgan, J. Moore Halsey, J. Blenkarne, B. Hanbuty Baird, G. Osborne Townshend, T. Snell, Gehle, C Champnes, 13. Creux, R. F. Fuller, D. C. Delafosse, J. Dalton, G. F. St. John, George Jope, C. Scholl, J. Mor gan, W. A. Phelp, A. Fitzclarence, S. S. Colman, J. H. Siely, Hon. C. Keppel, J. Dunne. ALDERM A ?I—Thompson. Docroas—Goddard, Locock, Maton, George Lilburn, Taylor, Brown, Somerville, Boswell Reid, Ballingall, Ba. ron, Alison, Parry, Magrath, R.N., A. Thomson, J. K. Pitcairn, James Clark, Ayrc, Colin Rogers, Dobson, Beatty, Burdon. AnNttaats—Sir Charles Dashwood, \Volt, Stiles, Win• throp, Sir John Knight, Hon. C. Nettling, Manley, Ito per, Sir• Robert Ricketts, Hall, Sir L. W. Halsted, Law ford, Sir Charles Ogle, Hollis, Page, Sir G. Martin, Sir D. Milne, Lord A. Beauclerk, Austin, Vansittart, Gage, Maitland, lialkett, Windham, lioneyman, Brace, Sir Charles Knowles, Rodd, Sir Francis Laforey, lion. Sir H. Blackwood, l'eard, Hon. Sir H. Hothaw, Sir P. C. H. Durham, Gosselin, Lambert, Han. G. Dundas. Ftittn-Mansn'ar.--Sir Alured Clarke. Get4anaLs—Sir Herbert Taylor, Sir William Williams, Scott, Milner, Sir Charles Wall, Rebow, Sewell, Egerton, Frederic Smith, Viney, Adams, St. John, Sir Richard Jones, Upton, Paterson, Sir Samuel Bentham, Mac Bean, Chlorite, Champagne, Sir Charles Pratt, Fred. Maitland, Sir J. Brown, Salmon, Ross, Goldie, Sir Ratline Donkin, Sir John Doyle, Himle, Bonham, Evatt, Scott, Sir Thos. Hislop, Burrows, Daltsiac, Pritchard, Sir George Bingham, Mulcaster, Buchanan, Wynyard, Lomax, Sir George EL der, K.C.8., Browne Clayton, Maclean, Croshie, Moore, Sir John Buchan, Wilton, Sir William Hutchinson, Gil. moor, Ouseley, Sir William Parker, Carrol, Hardwicke. Comotts—Fitzclarence, Thornton, Jones, White, Sir Adolphus Dalrymple, Craeroft, Keene, Broughton, Col ston, Salter, King, Burke, Douglas, Carmichael, E. B. Frederick, Duckworth, Cityler, Rice Jones, O'Halloran, Peach, Macdonald, Edward Walker, Walpole, Alen, Allix, Robbins, Gleura, Pocklington, Octavius Carey,- Richard Goodall Ebrington, Muttlebury, C.A., Purvis, Fitzgerald, Middleton, Hon. Sir Charles Gordon, Stritton, Parker, Malley, Fuller, Wilkins, M. Dermott, Jonsos, Gaitskell, Maxwell Wallace, Lindsay, Dtapard, James Tod, Hunter Blair, Briggs, Helms Sumner, Betteaworth Trevanion, Graydon, Shaw, Hornby, Gorrequer, Cooper Gardiner, Mann, A. Lane, Mercer, D'Aguilar, Gold, Mackinnon, Vandeleur, Mills, James Welsh, Fyere, Emart, Arnold, Abernethie, Keats', Peel, Jane, Stapleton, Mallet, Sir Grey Campbell, Parkinson, Marshall, S. M. F. Smith, Rice, Harvey, Tynte, Armstrong, Poten, Whatley, Clel land, Phi Holt. Altoona—Sir Thos. Ormsby, Colley, Halcott, Burney, Napier, Oltlfield, ilealfield, Bayley, Owen, Greenle, Smith, Fulden, C. Stewart, Clark, H. Dundas Campbell, Cras• ter, A. Fitzroy Maclean, Phelps, Steele, Wilkinson, Parry, E. Macartbur, COMMA xnr as—Radcliffe, Bazalette, D. Weld, J. Pulling, W. B. Dobson, W. Nevin, G. Pew], Nicholas, Shepherd, R. Craigie, Cornwall, Batton, R. E. Vidal, A. Cuppage, R. Parrey, Newell, T. L. Robins, Spencer Vassall, C. Crowdy, C. Morris, it. Williams, Ingrain, C. H. Scott, Mason, Foley, Maxwell, J. Marshall, Pier son, R. Paine, H. C. Atkinson, C. Fraser, Maitland, Holbrook, J. Oakes, S. Oakes, T. Saden, Dixon, G. F. Herbert, R. Deans, M. Mathews, J. H. Bond, C. Hut chinson, S. .1. Phillips, 11. Boteler, R. H. Fuller, Cotes• worth, Robinson, J. Mostyn, J. S. Symonds, Popplewell, Gabriel, F. E. Seymour, Jervoise, C. Banckley, Cammil. len, J. R. Walker, Hooke, W. liargood, Titzrnaurice, llarnage, J. Longford, Pother, Crease, Puckford. CAYTAINS.—J. G. Fitzgerald, 7th •Royal Veteran Bat . talion, Marryatt, R.N., Locke, Foster, Thornton, Henry Leeke, Coe, Bradby, A. B. French, A. Creighton, Clay, C. 0. Strong, Daly, Charnier, V. Hatton, Nathan, Cup page, T. Burton, Randolph, Montresor, Parish, Fielding, Thornton, Chapman, Clarke, Hutchinson, Richbell,: J, Campbell, C. Chetham, T. Warrant!, Sparsliot, Mingrey, W. Simpson, G. Upton, R. T. Hancock, J. A. Under wood, Burton, Lowth, Toker, Tozer, Packwood, Landon, Aitchison, T. llourchier, A. R. Sharpe, Spear, J. Dick, B. Yeoman, G. W. H. Knight, C. G. Smith, Woltidge, G. Lloyd, Sir Thomas Troubridge, Newcombe, Kitouleart, Jackson, Robert Jackson, C. Ramsden, Gregory, H. H. Willson, Sir John Jones, Terence O'Brien, lion. Fred. Noel, 11. Moore, Randall, Faringtou, L. Strachey, J. Digby, Payne, Blunt, Vertu, J. W. 'Watling, C. C. Parker, M. Kelly, J. Willes, Prevost, 1 F. Coffin, Weymouth, J. Jones, R. Hoare, Maude, Strangways, H. 0. Bolden), Wallace, Madge, A. R. Kerr, li. Blackwood, Fred. J. Pechell, J. Woohnore, C. C. Askew, J. Hayes, A. Wel lesley, M. Fowler, Northey, Sir W. S. Wiseman, G. Henderson, Hancock, Sir Lucius Curtis, Bart., J. G. Graham, Dacres, L. Davies, R. E. Vincent, C. H. Wat son, W. Hawley, C. Nelson, J. Evans, Bowen, Clifford, Philipps, Bray, A. Brine, IVoolicombe, Hocking'', T. Ryan, Shuter, Ellis, Buckle, M'Kinley, A. Shippard, W. Shepheard, C. Jones, G. Manhy, Clavell, Richt!. Thomas, P. Bingham, Gill, F. J. C. Mainwaring. LIEUTICNANTII--Bulkelry, Carton, C. J. Butler, J. Gray, B. H. Garnier, C. Croehley, P. Rosenberg, Little john, Thornlike, Baker, Drummond, C. Joliet, Clay, Austen, 1.. K. Williams, B. Roberts, Sir 11. Chamber lain, W. Taylor, Borough, C. B. Tenling, Charter's, O'Hara, L. Smith, A. B. P. P. Hamilton, J. Cooke, D. Tarrant, J. Rainier, Logan, G. F. Somerville, K. S. Ozzley, Handley, Lord 11. Ileauclerk, H. H. Budd, S. H. Budd, Harnmersley, G. R. Dashwood, Tobin, R. Byron, Yea, R. Kerr, Bayly, J. Somerville, M. Tilton, I). Hen derson, E. Buller, R. Parrey, A. Le Neve, J. B. Wood rdpe W. tßendyslie, J. H. Steven, Burl, Lord Mr. J. Pocock, Brown, Cola, hio Francis\ . Russell, Goddard, Toker, G. Heoslow, W. Kung, Parlby Norton, J. A. Wright, W. H. Pickthorn, liotlgson, J. Neale, Nott, R.N., Ilrutton, Thompson, C. A. Barlow, W. B. Oliver, M. Maxwell, W. IL Shippard, Lethbridge, J. W. Bailey, Crosby, Dixon, J. Sanders, Conyngham, Raper, J. W. D. Brisbane, Barrington, M. Shulthorne, J. E. Coati, Med ley, J. W. Finch, C. Jenkin, A. Campbell, F. Crowther. Cortxxxs—Callander and Place. Brookes, F.R.S., Chantrey, Colquhoun, Washington Massas.—Capell, ALP., Round, C. K. Murray, Josh. Irving, R. Cracraft, Alexander Wilson, Clarence Pigin, Frost, Vivian, Henry Ashley, Win. Lewis, Hinrich s Horsley, Croteis, Loekyer, T. Denman, Heath, Thornton, Spry, Speer, Isaac Solly, James Gibson, John Miner, James Lyre, George Thompson, Edward Kingsfor 1, But ler Danvers, Marryat, Charles Maberly, R.N., Samuel Albert Mullen, 11. L. Winton', Wyatt Edged, Adam, Roebuck, C. A. Arney, W. Williams Hope, Fitzpatrick, Janes Cocks, Rennie, Lukin, Charles Ed. Jenkins, Alex. Macdougal, Legard, Sanderson, Barrington Price, Walton, Henry Price, Greetham, Randle Jackson, John 1 - 1311, K.G. H., Cowley, Wm. Henry Whitehead, Msey, John Thornton, John Labouchere, Scott, lislward Fauquier, Ivry Blount, Walter Aston Blount, Manning, Cux, Ede, Thomas B. Fyler, M.P., Ward, Harry Angelo, Wdliam Thompson, J. Rickman, W. Ward, Harvey, Leslie, Beauclerk, Standers, Hammiek, Gordon Gill, Rayly, Hugh Mildmay, E. Belford, Jerningham, Stephen, Foublanque, H ann ib a l E vans, Lloyd, Rosson, James M. Arnett, J. H oo k e , P earson, Sm i th, Hamilton, Langford Kennedy, F re d er i c k Pearson, Auriol, Stevenson, W. ' Holmes, Anderson, Perry, Robert Auld, Rudinham Col lingwood, Brande, Marsden, Leveson Gutter, Milne, Greenwood, W. Igny, J. Trotter, Cartwright, Gibson, James Bourdillan, Ensign Augustus C.I. Stapleton, Keith Mines, Frederick IL West, Neehl, Edward Bolton Clive, Edward Marjoribanks, R. G. Cohluboun, Henry Fitz- Roy, Corkrin, Henry Trevanion, T. Cumming, Samuel Hancock, R. W. Roberts, Sinclair, F. W. Saai, Guinard, Calvert, Powell C. Blackett, Brydorte, Pond, Reynolds, Cushy, Thomas Pnynder,Williatrrs Bulkeley, John Round, Cumberland, William Merle, Denman, jun., Calvert Clarke, Favier, Irving, A. Salwey, Pipon, Luscombe, Ross. Among the presentations were— The Earl of Fife with an Address to his Majesty, from the Freeholders and others of the county of Banff. Mr. CVO, M.P., by the Lord Chamberlain. Baron de Itobeek, by Lord Holland. - Sir Herbert Gakeley, Bart., on succeeding to his title, by the Archbishop of Canterbury. captain Clifford, It.N., by the Earl of Jersey. Dr. Taylor, late Physician Extraordinary to his Mayeaty, when Duke of Clarence, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev, J. Dalton, Vicar of Warlingham, by Sir G. West. pall, R.N. Sir Richard Frederick, by Sir William Jolliffe. Dr. J. Clark, by Prince Leopold, as his Royal Highsieissa Physician. • Mr. Hershey Curteis Exon of the Yeoman of the Guard, by the Earl of Atacclesifield. Sir Ralph Rice, on his return from India, by Lod Vera borough. Rev. R. H. Barham, Priest in Ordinary, by the Bishop of London. Mr. Sanderson, by Sir Robert Peel. Mr. Henry Price, by Colonel Bayly. Mr. Greetham, Dep. Judge Adv. of the Fleet, by Viscoun► Melville. Mr. Stevenson, on his appointment as ()cutlet to the King, by Sir Henry Halford. Mr. Cowley, by Sir Robert Inglis, Bart. Mr. J. Thornton, Chairman of the Board of Stamps, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. Knipe, Deputy Inspector of Army Hospitals, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland. Mr. Blount, by the Duke of Norfolk. Mr. Walton, Attorney-General of the Duchy of Lancaster, by the Right lion. C. Arbuthnot. Mr. John Hall, by Count Munster. Mr. Charles Mlberly, R.N. (late Surgeon Extraordinary to the Duke of Clarence), by Gen. Wheatley. Mr. Adam, one of his Majesty's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor. Mr. A. M‘Dougall, King's Body Guard of Scotland, by Earl Fife. Mr. W. W. Hope, of Rushton, Northamptonshire, by Admiral Sir C. Pole. The Rev. Lord Wriothesley Russell, by the Lord Cham berlain. Admiral Lord W. Beauclerk, on his promotion. Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Ogle, by Sir G. Cockburn, on promotion. Admiral Lawford, on promotion. Rear-Admiral Sir Robert Ricketts, on his promotion, by Lord Jathes O'Brien. Admiral Beard, on promotion, by Sir G. Cockburn, G.C.B. Admiral Sir Francis l.aforey, on his promotion, by Ad►ni: ral Sir James Saumarez. Major-Gen., Gilmour, on promotion, by the Duke of Gordon. Rear-Admiral Honytnan, on promotion, by Admiral Sir J. Santulli ez. Major-General Pritchard, on promotion, by Lord Fitzroy Somerset. Rear-Admiral Rodd, on his promotion, by Lord James O'Bryen. Rear-Admiral the Hon. George Dundas, by the Duke of Sussex. Lieut.-Col. R. Jones, Royal Engineers, on promotion, by Col. Jones, Aid-de-Camp to the King. The Count Minna, by Gen. Macdonell. The Dean of Chester, by the Archbishop of C nterbury. Hon. Augustus H. Moreton, by Viscount Hereford. Dr. Parry, by Lord James O'Bryen. Mr. C. K. Murray, on his marriage, by the Duke of Leeds. Hon. and Rev. H. D. Erskine, by Lieut.-C•1. Darner. Lnrd Rukeby of Armagh, by the Right lien. H. Goulburn. Sir C. E. Smith, by the Duke of Rutland. Mr. Alderman Thompson, M.P. the President of Christ's Hospital, by Secretary Sir Robert aleel. Rev. E. J. Crawley, as one of his Majesty's late Chaplains when Duke of Clarence; also to return thanks for the promotion of his father, Admiral Crawley, by Lieute nant-Colonel Marshall. Sir James Sauinatez, on being appointed an Admiral of the Red. Lord Southampton, by the Duke of Rutland. The lion. F. West, by General Wynyard. The Rev. C. A. Morgan, Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty, by Viscount Hereford. Sir E. Blount, Bart: by the Duke of Norfolk, The Rev. C. Champnee, by Gen. Champagne. 'Mr. Chantrey, by the Right Hon, J. C. /ferries. Sir P. Walker, Usher of the White Rod, by the Earl of Errol. Sir G. gee. by Viscount Pahnerston. Dr. Alston, on being. appointed Physician Extraordinary to the King. The Rev. H. Cliasold, by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Doctor Locoek, by the Lord Chancellor, on being appointed Physician Extraordin iry to the Queen. Sir O. Gibbets, by Vice-Admiral Sir P. H. Durham. Rev. Dr. Wheeler, Chaplain It. M. CoPege, by Colonel ntsclarence. The Earl of Mexbornugh, by the Earl of Warwick. Rei. Archdeecon Clarke, of Chester, by Lord Wynford. Rey. E. B. Cox, by his father. Sir J. Burke, by the Right Hon. Lord Hill. Rev. R. Williamson, Master of Westminster, by the Lord Chancellor. Rev. Dr. Batten, Principal of the East India College, by the Earl of Westmorland. Hon. and Rev. E. Keppell, by the Earl of Chatlernont. Rev. G. Jope, R.N., Senior Naval Chaplain, by Lord Melville. Rev. Dr. Colston, by his brother, Lieut.-Col. Colston. Rev. H. C. Dillon, Minister of Charlotte Chapel, Pimlico, to present a Copy of his Semen preached on the day of the funeral of the late King, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. J. C. Wigram, by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Earl Gower, on being appointed Lord Lieutenant of Sutherland. Rev. Mr. Packe, M.A., Priest in Ordinary of his jeety's Chapel Royal, by the Bishop of London. Viscount Sandon, by Lord Clinton. Rev. John Harrison, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. Rev. G. Osborne Townsbend, by Lord Clinton. Rev. E. Barnard, by the Hon. T. R. Townehend. Rev. D. C. Delafoser, by HAUL the Duke of Cumberland. Rev. C. Wodsworth, Prebendary of St. Paul's, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. John Morgan, Curate of Maple Durham, by the Rev. Augustus Fitzclarence, Vicar of Maple Durham. Rev. James Knollis, 8.D., Chaplain in his Majesty's late Household, by the Earl Howe. Mr. Wtn. Lewis, Gentleman Usher Quarterly Waiter to his Majesty, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev Dr. Ackland, by the Bishop of London. Lord Clare, by Lord Ellenborough. Rev. Jas. Dunne, Chaplain of Hasler, by Sir IL W. Ot way, K. CAL Lord H. Cholmondeley, by the Marquis of Cholmondeley. Mr. Thornton, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Right lion. Lord Vernon, by Major-General Warted!. Lieut. Lord John Chichester, 87th Fusileers, by Gen. Sir J. Doyle. Sir Charles Price, Mr. Ward, and Mr. Mourning, with an Address from the Merchants, Bankers, and others of the City of London. The High Sheriff of Surrey, Sir T. Tenon, Bart., Lietit.- Colonel .Gaitakell (Surrey Local Militia), Mr. Wyatt Copt. Shuter (Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry), Mr. Randle Jackson (Magistrate), and Mr. Speer, with an address from the Inhabitants of Surrey. Mr. James Eyre (Mayor of Hereford), Earl Somers, Lord Eastnor, and Mr. Edward Bolton Clive, the two Mem bers for Hereford, to present Address front that City. Mr. Spry, Mayor of Bath, with the Menthe's, with, an Address. 11 , tv. A. Steal, Mr. John Miner, Mr. H. L. Vallotton, and Mr. Guiguard, with the Swiss Milani. Mr. Edward Kingsford, Mayor of Canterbury, WM. panied by Lord Fordwich, the lion. Richard Watson, and the Rev. G. W. Sicklemore, Mayor's Chaplain, with an Address. Rev. Dr. Werninck, accompanied by the Rev. Mr. Scholl, Rev. Mr. Oehle, Mr. Muller, and Mr. Sack, with an Address from the French and Dutch Chambers. Capt. Octavio/ Carey, with an Address from the States of the island of Guernsey, by Sir Robert Peel. Sir J. Walsh, with no Address from the Mayor, &e. of The High Sheriff of the County of Rutland, with an Att. dress, by the Marquis of Exeter. Sir John W. Lubbock, Bsrt., a► u l Mr. Isaac Solly, Go vernors, and C'apt. J. Woothitore and Mr. J. Gibson, Directors, with an Address front the Corporation of the Royal Exchange Association. ' Lord James Stuart, with an Address front Cardiff, and an Address from Lsotrissent, LilimOrgansbirc Mr. J. Labouchere, Treasurer of the &Amy of Friend* of Foreigners in Distrme, with a Congvattilatory Address. Lieut.-CO. O'Halloran, with an Adams* or Coed oleos* and Congratulation from the lobabitants, fkc. of Leamington Priory. d'art : 1 8 : it flukess the .1 1 . 1( 4 4 1)a i r C e .. ( 1 , : - rtortai,"l.. puSeville ::: : 1 : ri thy l! ei ct l : I t h . D r yv t . ; ; :b k Ni : e4 :: ; l :4li f to ol :d ys f t: l t h ‘ i i 'V i k ti l,s e rt! i tg i t E o l y i r t O nl h e i N V i t 44 l e ti t i li . d tg . i .C : in : te a Sir G. Cockburn, G,C,B, Mr.L Sally, by Sir J. W. Lubbock, Part. Phelp, Vicar of Stantwell, by the Il►abop of London. Sir W. R. Rush, by Rear-Admiral Si,' E. Umtata, _ .._...„ ....: , r. ... -.'-i...'":i ‘ ,,,...714- 4,' . Dr. Somerville, Physician to 'i , •':,), , •••' 'V . a+ sOlFl'...' by the; Right lion. Sir S. 114 _Pos": . ..;:"::f . ::•,7 - .. - .1 Mr. Hinrich, Lieutenant of ILATin ~ , i':'o —• '_,1.,?4t . „, • ' airmen, by. Lord Hereford. . '''. lit t, . .- ' ""ot, - „ -. .. Dr. Beatty, of Greenwich Hospital, bilfir t i •- "' Atitrily. )et Lord itendlesharn, lay Lord Clinton. Sir C. Domville, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. Dr. I3nll, Cation of Christ Chureb, en liii prefer ment, by Sir R, Peel. Sir ft. Birnie, by Sir R. Peel. - - Rev. B. Hanbury, as Dotoestia Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. Dr. Goddard, Chaplain in Ordinary to the King, by the Archdeacon of Lincoln. Rev. Dr. S. PenfOld, fty his R. H. the Duke of Saner. Rev. J. M. Halsey, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir T. Pltillipps, Bart., of Middle Hill, by his Royal High ness the Duke of Sussex, Rev. R. F. Fuller, by the Earl of Macclesfield. Dr. Megrath, 11. N., by Lord Melville. Rev. 1)r. Moore, Vicar of St. Pancras, by Sir 11. Taylor. Rev. F. Baring, by Lord Clinton. lion. and Rev. F. Stanhope, by the Duke of Rutland. , Rev. Dr. Bland, by the Hon. J. Townshentl. Copt. Toker, by Admiral Sir J. Sanmares, Bart. Capt. Sorokin, on his return from Barbedoes, by General . Ainslie. • ) Capt. Aitchison, by Vice-Admiral Sir D. Milne. Capt. Toter, on his promotion, by Sir G. Cockburn. Capt. Alarryatt, R.N., by his R. H. the Duke of Strer. Major-Gen. Wilson, by Lt.-Gen. Lord R.E. H. Somerset, On his appointment to a battalion of the Royal Artbleity. Commiti.ry-General Luscombe, by Viscount Comberrnete. Commissioner Ross, by Sir George Cockburn. Mr. C. A. Arney, on his returu front the Italian Islands, by Mr. Hope. Mr. Lukin, by Sir Henry Hardinge. Mr. Frederick Pearson, by the Earl of Errol. Major-Gen. Hardwieke, by Colonel George Fiteclarcnee. Lieut.-Colonel Gorrequer, on being appointed a Knight Commander of St. Ferdinand of Merit, by Lieut.-Gen. T. Browne. • Major-General Sir William Williams, on his protnotit,n, by Major-General Sir Andrew Barnard. Vice-Admiral Winthrop. on his promotion. • Vice-Admiral the Hon. C. Fleming, on promotion. Admiral Manley, on promotion, by Admiral Sir C. Pole. Admiral Sir John Knight, on protnotion. Rear-Admiral Sir Charles Dasbwood, by Vice-Admiral Sir H. Hotham, on his promotion. " Major-Gen. F. Smith, by the Lient.-Urn} of the Ordnance. Colonel Cuyler, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut.. Col. Douglas, by Lord Edward Somerset. , Lieut.-Colonel Cracroft, by Earl Brownlow. , Lieut.-Col. White, on promotion, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir J. Fuller. Col. Reeve, oa promotion, by Earl Browniew. Col. Salter, on return from India, by Lieut.-Genera Sir R. nankin. . . . Lieut.-Cal. Ewart, by the Adjutant-General. . Lieut.-Col. Vondeleur, by Colonel Fitaclarente. Col. Alackinnon, on promotion. Col. Mercer, on promotion, by Sir Philip Durban. Col. Mann, on being appointed Cotnmander Royal En gineers at Gibraltar, by Major-Gen. Sir Alex. Bryoe.. Lieut.-Col. the Hon. Sir Ckarles Gordon, by the Ern I of Aberdeen. Lieut.-Col. Middleton, by Makir-General Sir John Brown. Lieut.-Col. Purvis, by Major-General Wheatley. Cul. R. Goodall Ebringtim, on promotion, by Gen. the Hon. Sir Alexander Hope, G.C.B. Lieut.-Col. Pocklington, by Sir Robert Bromley. . • Lieut.-Col. Gleurs, by Major-General Campbell. Lieut.-Col. Lindsay; by Earl Amherst. Vice-Adm. Halkett, en promotion, by the Earl of Rosalyn. Lieut.-Gen. Egerton, on pro Motion, by Earl Cathcart, Major Steele Wilkinson, on promotion, by Major-General James Campbell, Deputy-Adiutant-General. Col. Broughton, on his return front India, by Earl Amherst. Lieut.-Gen. Buchanaa, by Sir H. B. Blackwood. . Field-Marshal Sir allitrod Clarke, on hie promotion. Vice-Adm. Gosselin, by Admiral Sir J. Sautnerra,AC.ll. Admiral Austen, on his proruotion. Adm. Hollis, on his promotion, by Sir J. P. Beresford. Admiral West, on his promotion, by Sir G. Cockburn. • Admiral Stiles. on his promotion, by the Duke of Sussex. Major-Gen. Salmon, by Capt. Usher. Admiral Raper, on hie promotion, by Sir Sidney Smith. Admiral Oliver, on his promotion, by the Duke of Sussex. Major 7 Gen..Viney, on his promotion, by the Lieut.-Gen. Of the Ordnance. Lieutenant-General Marna on I►ia prun►otion, by Lieut... General Sir IL F. Campbell. Major-General Paterson, by the Lord in Waiting. Msjor-General on his promotion, and return from Ava, by Sir A. Cautpbe.:l. ,Major-General Burrows, by tlio Hon. biajor.Gentral Clietwynd St4pyltoti. Ur. James Gibson, by Captain J, Woo'more. Lieut.-Colonel A. Lune, belt pay, en Lia promotion, by Lieut.-General Sir W. llotoltiseon. Colonel Cooper Gardiner, by Sir R. Bromley. Colonel O'Malley, on his promotion, by Sir H. Comphallt Lieut.-Colonel Marshall, on Lis promotion and appoint ment as Inspecting Field Officer, by Col. Vitarlarenve, Lieut.-Colonel Fine, by Viseonat Commander Ingram, on Lis promotion, by the Duke of - - Sussex. Lieut.-Colonels Robbins end Allis, by the Lord in Welting. Commander Radcliffe, by the Duke of Buckinghsm and (lands'. Commandcr C. Crow,ly lasson, by Sir 11. llothatn. Colonel Rice on his promotion, by the It.trl of Errol. Lieut.-Colonel Puller and Major Walcott, by the Lieut..! General of the Ordnance. Admiral Maitland and Colonel Keete, on their promotion. Major-General Roos, on his promotion, by Sir A. Barnard. Colonel Abernetbie, on his promotion and command of the Plymouth Division, by Major• General Campbell. Major Parry, and Major J. Wilkinson, on his promotion, by General J. Campbell. Commander R. Craigme, and M t ior Colley, on his pionao , tion, by Air H. Blackwood. Colonel Cleileud, on his return from Indio, by Sir R A f a ce Dunkin. Major H. Dundas Campbell, ioy Lord Grant Major E. Mararthur, by the Marquis of Cholu l anirb 7 , Lieut.-Colonel Peel. by Sir R. Peel. Major Burney, on his apPointureat to the '714 Regiment, by Major. General Arthur Brooks. . • Lieut.-Colonel Macdonald, on leis return from the coin- :nand of the. Colony of ilondures, by Lord E. 'Somerset. Lieut.-Colonel Stapleton, by Sir Wm. Fremantle.. Colonel Mallet, on his promotion and being inade a Cum.. panian of the Beth, by the Duke of Sussex., Major Oki&ld, by Sir 'S. Smith. Lieut.-Colonel Fuller, by Sir. H. Taylor. Colonel M. Dertnott, by Colonel Fitsclarenee. , Major Napier, by the Duke of Wellington. Major Fyitleu, nu being appointed to the automated of the Royal Engineers at the Bermudas. Colonel Sir Gity Campbell, by Lord HO. Major Strentfiidd, by Sir J , Poe._ Commander Contwall, by stir U. *rowan!. Lieut.-Colonel Vt'alpole, by the'Earl efOrford. Major Cramer, by Viseount Dottereilt. m a j o r Greeitle, by Viecount Couthertnere. Commander Shepherd; by Admiral Fleming. Major Clark, on promotion anti returafroin Ava, by Can. : Mr. Wyatt Edgell, by Sir W. Ju Mr, James Eyre, by Earl Somers, Earl of Shaftesbury, with au Ad lass front Dorchester. Mr.. Samuel Hancuak, on - his departure for do Galli tirient, by Lieut.-Oetieral Moore. Mr. Anderson, by tke Earl of Warwick. Mr. J. Rirkmen t by General ritOption. Mr. W. Harvey, by Captain Vim:vitt, Tor , Mr. Hannibal Everitt Lloyd; by Lord ts“ter.. •-.., . Commander' Adam ('vitpatire, Cia43lta , rmer )4ki. Nicholas, IL . eb), 01. Faint , h 5 `'i,totaot Ilirlvilt,t. b Josiah Qaac , a i lyta l ay ti l ( 1 0 4 1' : Mr. James M. Mr. W. 11. Whitehead, by Vice. Admiral Peed. Mr. Stephen, Master in Chancery, by the L or d Mr: Arthur Sabeey, by Allinirel Mattley. Mr, 1103114:10, by Mr. Taut. Cominunder R. E. Vidal, on his promotion by , Col‘ lYi it l ifiiAl l u l t e :r W. IT. Dcfhhort, by I.crti Air. J. Hooke Pearson, 11th Light Dragoon*, b y L o w, Mr. ,the Com 4 :184y . 1 1 1 1: 11ka l : It e lyen t ei s i rtdr i e l t:1 1 ; t i Ci o: Qh ti y4 Earlrl7l3il h at Il i tit' I.4ll:l.‘.l'fyul j * . E81 : 1) ;} 17:; : 11: t 11 1 7. !;i i : lei t 111:: J. (1'41 : 1 1 ; ! : t o ji P r N the 1f l Mr m . t eo ir t . nrn w it . tu A le . ts *ripi4utt4 drtttttlel 11,1%1d Extraordinary, by the Earl Mutalmi. • Commander C. V. Herbert, on hit promotion end retina from India, by Lord al ai 1 Iti, Mr. lqurd, by the Earl of : Capt. G. Lloyd, ore his promotion, Lieut.- Wis. A dato THE LEVEE. Soon after two o'clock his Maje►ty, Labited in a Field Marshal's uniform, held a Levee. The King entered the Levee-room, accompanied by hie Royal relatives the Dukes of Cumberland and Sussex, Prince Leopold, and Prince Frederick of Prussia, and surrounded by the Fo.. reign Ambassadors and Ministers, the Cabinet Miuisters, the Great Officers of State, and several attendants. His Majesty first received those having the privilege of the entre . e, commencing with the Ambassadors, viz. the Austtian and Netherlands, and the Spanish, Prussian. Swedish, Danish, American, Russian, Bavarian, Sardi nian, Neapolitan, and Mexican Ministers, and the Colom bian, French, and Brazilian Charges d'Affaires. The Netherlands Ambassador presented Monsieur Bar lunt, an Officer of the National Guard at Ghent. Count Matoushevitz, the Russian Minister, presented M. de Runkhauscn, Consul-General of all the Russia.. The Mexican Minister presented M. Mangino, Secre tary of his Legation, and Lieut.-Colonel Fato and Lieut.- Colonel Kacio, in the Mexican Army. The Sardinian Minister presented Mr. Heath, the Sar dinian Consul-General. Count Iljornstjerna hal an audience of the King, to pre sent a letter of condolence on the death of his late Ma jesty, and a letter of congratulation on his Majesty's acces sion to the Throne. The following were present at the Levee : The Lord Chancellor, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Secretaries of:State for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial Department', the Pre sident of the Board of Trade, the Secretary of State for Ireland, the Commander of the Forces, the Deputy Great Chamberlain, the Captain of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners, the Lord Chamberlain to the Queen, the Paymaster of the Forces, the Secretary to the Paymaster of the Forces, the Master of the Ceremonies, the President of the Royal Academy, the Sheriff* of Lon don and Middlesex, the High Sheriff' of the County of Hotline!, the Provost of Eton College, the Deputy -Go vernor of the South Sea Company, the Master of the Charter House, Dr. Russell, Master of the Charter House School, the Earl of Fife, as Lord in Waiting, the Hon. Mr. Townsend, as Groom in 'Waiting, and the Hon. Master Graves, as Page of Honour. Duxes—Rutland, Wellington, Buckingham. MA QUISE s—Cbolmondeley, Winchester. Eam.s—Mexhorough, Cbarteville, Charlemont, Orford, Clare, Somers, Aberdeen, Warwick, Amherst, Shaftes bury, Cathcart, Howe, Southampton, Fifc,Jeraey, Gower. VISCOUNTS—Sandon, Southwell, Hereford, Sidmouth, Combermere, Palmerston, Strangfurd. LORDS—Eastnor, H. Cholmondeley, Renelleaham, Dun boyne, Vernon, Rokeby, Reay, Wriothesley Rawl!, J. Chichester, J. Stuart, J. Thynne, Howard de WalJen, J. Fitzroy, Clinton, J. O'Bryen, F. Somerset, Ellenborougli, F. Beauelerk. Rion? Hortourtanuts—Sir William Grant, Sir 110- bert Peel, John Caleraft, Sir G. Murray, J. C. 'ferries. Ilemourtant.xs—Rev. H. D. Erskine, A. H. More ton, Rev. E, Keppel, Lieut.-Colonel Ellis, F. West, 11. Keppel, Captain Perceval, R.N., W. Coat. CouNTS—Metasew, Thornstjerna, Thotorra-'-De Robeck, llulow. litsitnes—London, 'Winchester. Sets—Osborne (Abbe), T. Turton, Birk, Msrtin Archer Sliee, W. Henry Richardson, llerbert Oskeley, Bart., E. Blount, Bart., J. W. Lubbock, T. Phillips, Bait., E. Barrington, R. Frederick, J. Osborne, Culling E. Smith, J. Sautuares, Robert Baker, G. Dallas, Patrick Walker, Ralph Rice, C. Pi ice, J. Mike, Abraham Hume, W. Ouseley, W. Franklin, J. Harrington, E. Tucker, K.C.13., W. B. Ruch, J. Walsh, C. Doinville, Harvey Verney, C. Dalrymple, T. Grey, R. Birnie, T. Strang., W. Heathimte, G. Shee, G. Naylor. Dean of Chester. Ray. DocToas--.lOpe, Colston, Moore, Holcombe, Ackland, Bland, Werninck, Siiby NOM, Batten, Bull, Wheeler, Scott, D'Oyly, Vansittat t, Keate. .Arclitleacon Clarke. Rt./. Messtxuas—Frederiek Baring, J. Cotton Wi gram, R. Alex. Starkey, C. Wodsworth, E. Bethel' Cox, J. KnolHa, 8.D,, G. W. Sicklernsn, 1 1 . Chinolcl, E. Barnard, lion. Fitzroy Stanhope, J. Mar. rison,_ll. C. Dillon, Miller, E. Jones Crawley, Peke, ALA., R. H. DArbnu4: Wrench, • T, W. Wrench, C. rt. PRICE 7D.