The Sun. — London, England, 1830-07-29 00:00:00

THE KING'S SECOND LEVEE. Yesterday his Majesty held his Second Levee. At one o'clock a Guard of Honour marched into the Lord Steward's Yard, and a detachment of Life Guards into the large Court Yard. The internal regulations were made by the Mar shalmen, Under Porters, and Gentlemen Porters. A body of the Yeomen of the Guard, under the command of Exon Monk, lined the Guard Room. A little before two o'coek, the King, in an Admiral's uniform, ascended the Throne for the purpose of receiving the Address from the Protestant Dissenting Ministers o f the three denominations, residing in and about the Cities of. London and Westminster. To the right of the King stood the Marquis of Winchester, Lord Combermere, as Gold Stick in Waiting, Sir Robert Peel, the Duke of Sussex, Prince Leopold, Prince Frederick of Prussia, the Lord Chamberlain, and the Lord Steward ; on t' e left were the Duke of Leeds, the two Pages of Honour, the Treasurer of the Household. Several of the Cabinet Mi nisters were in the room, which wan lined by the Gentle. men Pensioners, headed by Viscount Hereford, their Cap• Min, and Sir George Pocock, the Standard Bearer. The Deputefon were introduced by Messrs. M uh, Martins, and Hatton, Gentlemen Ushers. The Addicts.' was read by the Rev. Robert Aspland, which was one of condolence on the demise of his late Majesty, and of congratulation on his present Majesty's accession to the Throne. The Ad dress was rend in a very impressive manner by the Reve rend Gentleman; it concluded by expressing a hope that After a long and prosperous reign, while wearing an earthly crown, his Majesty might enjoy a heavenly crown. The King returned a most gracious answer to the Address, and Mr. Aspland had the honour of kissing the King's hand, The Reverend Gentleman introduced to his Majesty the • Rev. Dr. Rees, the Honorary Secretary of the Body, who also lied the honour of kissing the Royal hand. Dr. Rees, as the official organ of the body, then introduced all the Ministers composing the Deputation, who had the honour of kissing his Majesty's band, and the King and his attendants retired. The Queen, attended by the Du ehess of Leeds, her Chamberlain, Ladi s of the Bed- chamber and Maids of Honour, the Earls of Errol, and Colonel Macdonald, ascended the Throne, when the Rev. Aspland presented a complimentary Address to her Majesty ; to which her Majesty gave a gracious answer, and seven Ministers from each of the three denominations had the honour of kissing the Queen's band. A Deputation of about fifty from the Society of Friends, column:sly called Quakers, had arrived, and on entering the Guard Room had their hate taken off by the Yeomen Guardsmen. They were introduced to the Royal Pre ntice in a similar manner to the previous Deputation, and Were received, accord ng to ancient custom, on the Throne. Mr. William Allen read the Address from the Society in *solemn and distinct manner, to which the King returned I gracious Answer. The same Gentleman also read an Address to the Queen, who ascended the throne, attended as before, and returned a gracious answer to it. The King and Queen received the King of Wurtemherg in the closet adjoining the Throne-room, when it is un derstood hi s Majesty took leave. Soon after the King held his Levee, Baron Fiffing, from oilcan, was introduced by the Prussian Minister, baron Bulow ; Count Bille Brahe, attached to the Danish Legation, by Count de Moltke, the Danish Minister. Collet de Pollow was introduced by Count D'Aglie, the Sardinian Minister. Count Matoushevitz, the Russian Minister, presented hide Majesty the Count Bolesles Po totsky. His Majesty fret received those having the privilege of the entrife:—. His Royal Highness the Duke of Susse x , Prince Len kl, Prince Frederick of Prussia, the Austrian and Nether lands Ambassadors, the American, Russian, Priosian, !Mill, Danish, Neapolitan, Bavarian, Sardinian, and 4 exican Minist e r s; th e S we di s h Ch arge d'Affaires, the Ord Chancellor, the Lord President, the Lord Privy Seal, the first Lord of the Treasury; the Secretaries of State for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial Departments; the pint Lord of the Admiralty, the Chancellor of the Ex chequer, the President of the Board of Control, the Com mander of the Forces, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the Horse, the Groans of the Stole, the Captain of the Yeoman Guard, the Captain of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners, the Treasurer of the Household, the Master of the King's Stag Hounds, the Master of the Ceremonies, the President of the Royal College of Hayti- Mans ' . Viscount Comb e r mere , G o ld S t i c k i n W a i t i ng ; t he President of the Board of Customs, the Chamberlain to the Queen, the Master of the Horse to the Queen, and the Governor and Deputy Governor of Greenwich Hospital. The following were among the general company : a ltee---Rutland, Marlborough, Wellington, Gordon, es Redford. e4lll,nleieees—Hutings, Winch es t er , G ra h am , Bl an d ford. '---Shrewsbury, Darnley, Digby, Roscommon, Witklegrave, Jersey, Howc, Macclesfield, Ftfe, Bathurst, Aberdeen, Sheffield, Rosalyn, Cathcart, Liver- P4lit. Huntingdon, Moray, Errol. Vi scounts—Do:manna, Kirkwsll, Chetwynd, Howick, vineastle, Combermere, Melville, Hereford, Valletort. Skelinersdale, Boston, Auckland, Ricers, E. l'lnee, Yarborough, Ravensworth, Wynford, A. Lennox, Churchill, Belhaven, Kinnaird, Nugent, Barham, Gar vegh, Carteret, Hill, Glenlyon, Downes. .bishop of Rochester. Right Honoudales—Hugh Elliot, Sir Gore Ousley, e seY Fitzgerald,r: H. Goulburn, Sir R. Peel, Sir H. Hardinge. " " u nrabl Rev. H. Alfred Napier, Capt. Best, A. TTrevor, 11. Legge, Rev. W. Cape!, Rev. A. P. Perceval, - ee. P i t zreY C. Srapyl ton , C ap t. C ro ft on , 11. Windsor, F. Admiral stress,G. J. Vernon, --T Spencer, . Liddell, Cuizon. D a . F all Counts --B. Potowsky, Morel de Champemont, Munster, on, Bille Brahe, A. Ilarons--Noleken, Baumback, Buffing. Sr Raiford, Archib a ld Christie, Henry Ward, Hart. liroolte Faulkner, Henryy Peyton, Couto, Trotter, , T. 11. F arquhar, Bart., C. Blunt, G. Hampson, Cholmeley berme, Anthony Carlisle, T. Turton, Bart., C " G ' . T uthill, E. flank s J. Sewell, F. 11. Doyle, G. Nayler, ar,r ik ,,, Wil t,n, J. S. Douglas, T. Le Breton, T. Maryoa 13 l her ' Williams C. Des Voeux, Bart., W. ils re, J. S. Lillie, H. Bedingfiehl, S. C. Jervoive, G. Tarrant IL Wigram, G. Pococke, R. Chester, G. Quen tin, W. Lieut en Fremantle, A. B arnard, T. Hammond, G. Murray. a nt-Governor Browell, Governor Penn. Alieana — Bettel, Ch ester. rehdeacoma--Hamilton, Dc Grey. Doctors --Rees, Matlify, 'Wetherell, Collyer, Cole, 4,efittnett, Holland, Cor, Congley, Barclay. 4. et ' Al easre•-•.-R. W. Jell, Robert Aspland, Gilbert J. set, A., IL W. 'Simpson, M. Fanshawe, T. Wood, Horsley Dakens, T. Blakeman, M'Evoy, S. *„,c,Creft, G. Simpson, M.A., W. Owen, 11. T. B. Jehn holson, T. Ruseell, Caleb Morris, R. Sanililands Sir nftineon, J. Tudor Rowland, 11. Vaughan, T. P; S. Wall, T. C. Richards, S. Mummery, C. htlYate, F. Campbell, Calvert Moore, T. Hulse, W. H. P ll i ch t,liegli Jones R.N., Allen Cooper, Evan Nepean, Rt eg t 'nhann, D. Bishop, F. Vautin, G. Evans, H. M. 8 1 - , er ' 11 . PhiliN IL B. Hyena, T. S. P or t er , F. B. • Ileed, F. Hu g h es , F . E m b lem, E. Dunn, too, Z it :ern, F. Eva ns , S. A. Davies, F. Vauty, G. Clay- Den, 7/, H. Pawli ng , C. Prohy, W. Williams, W. o W, grown, A. Tidman, Peacock, J. Richards, ~, T. Burney, G. Morse, T, Cobhin, T. Jaime, astenhul I' It T. Price, B. Mordant, K Tagart, G. T aw LIN* J. Fletcher, W. S. Palmtr, G. Kenrich, 11. AtadatrY, Davison, J. Clayton, jun., W. B. Leach, T. i thoiL„ j ,,EiteeYs W. Southwood, H. B. Jettla, T. 44 tte,. nese? :Miller, J. Smith, T. Timpeon, aJ. Grant,''' rtelVies, Arundel, E. Lewis, J. Waddington, toe T. Yockney, F. Kingfield. Ileh erdei rs*- Tt ilti nhael, Seymour, Dodson, F. Hawkins , Qum n, Aither, Borland, J. Forbes, M'A r- Serg eant '. , ,i'Ve Smith, Hume. ... e erele* Ludlow. 1(5ir,:,41,1"1.1e13,--"Purellass A. Baptise. It. n4l4ll""l"—rAigennthe Aral Beton Sir J. Gordon, liett e PPiage 1 d ir t li; P ig k a il ' iP Broke, Hill, Sir Graham Si r Ruh: 411 ' C ampbell, C. White, Sir W. Bayntun, Bober tewel reed, -e, Broughton, Tomlinson, Tho maa 4"P seat Taylor, Sir Thomas Williams, Eyles, Nath ar veN Eking Sir Richard Lee, Paterson, Sir W, am, n„,„__ Geo rge 84 '"'"Un Sir Jakkeb Brenton, Warren, Murray, Willis Parker, lien. 'r Henryotham Sir George Eyre, Ib g ip irn duet, Lord G am bi t !, p Fellows, Ferrier, annilton, T • Dundee, John Harvey, Ominanney, Sig g' L eek, Sir T • ' Alain, G. Parker, Jones, Men, Sir R. H. Bickerton, 13rowell, Sayer, • Os o W r u d G. Keats, tlitrdi -.-Lord Hill, lil'Don II Right Hon. Sir ete/nen% I,t.M‘Donald,. Si: uentin, Eustace, l, r neet, 1 / 7 liter ` Donald, Sir H. Warde, Hodgson, T. r,e-acik e , ~a ‘ r „ „ker, D.,.yott, the Earl of Cork, Sir Warren 'Ann, Iv - "Unlit I'l gigot, Enk e , La te ., th e Earl of 4 4'. (* * , Wand* Clitherow, Sir 11. Fane, Sir Loftus T. 114 Durham, the Earl of ' II tag , wave, r nY, hi. fi laftlen • Piaui, Burton, lion. Charles Vas- Bro w , R. 'Wilson, Buller, Stephenson, Watson, S. hod V isit:oink«, Bradshaw, Lord Grecnocke, Aran *, ckl;striPbell Douglas Sir John Cameron, Ilewkins, 11. stie4,:bertiLin, ,Bortforcl,' Sir W. Keir Grant, Gavel, Arm coa,,_;_rnee, Mundy. "cw,a,sFitecierenee, Armstrong, Leant', Barre, _ Lewis, Greenwell, Fremantle, Howard Vyse, Clapperton, Marshall, Money, Jackson, Houston, Le Blanc, Camac, Bouchetre, Thackwell, Bentinek, Philloit, Hector Mac. faille, Kennedy, Clarke, Laurence, Fremenheere, Wynyard, Kench, Fatuthaive, Sir James Fraser, Sir Richard Wil liams. Fairfax, Buchanan, Stewart, Grey, Sir Adolidttis Dalrymple, Murray, Lord George Lennox. awedle, Lord C. Fitzroy, Twady, J. Wilson, Des Voeux, Jones. Fine, Sir Wm. De Bathe, Charlewood, Frail, Custance, W. G. Cameron, Hely Hutchinson, Drummond, Godwin, Daw kins, Charles Wyndham, Sir Geo. Haste, Morris, Sir Charles Dance, Macgregor, Grey, Goldfinch, Danheney, Vernon, Graham, Howard, Beeves, Simon'', Atcheson, Eveleigh, Mayne, Cust, Trench, Wemyss, Jones, Elphin• stone, Gibbs. Majors—Bishopp, Cole, W. H. Eden, Dingle, Wells, Parke, Newton, Ctmolly, Hill, Dickson, Scott, Elliott, Jones, Bugden, Pipons, Nicholson, Hon. Charles Murray, Owen, Arth-r, Baker, EhhArt. Commanders—Gape, RN., Alex. Sharp, Thomas Cavan, R.N., Prolty, R.N., Brooke, R.N., John Chain. berlayne, Edward Hawes, R N., James Gabriel Gordon, R.N., Philip Graham, R.N., E. Belcher, R.N., C. Inglis, George Ilo!heck, Edward Butt, R.N., James James, James Rideout, J. B. Smith, R.N., Andrew Drew, R.N., Joseph Maynard, R.N., George Young, Edward Mainwaring, Gistling, R.N., W. Price Hamil ton, R N., Dilke, John Scott, George Vernon, Jackson, R.N., Wtn. RiAardson, Henry Downes, Richard Doug las, R.N., Glascock, Alexander, R.N., Bullock, R.N., C. Lock, N. Appleby, Stuart Brisbane, Evan Nepean, It. Justinian Barrell. R N., De hue, Boyce, R.N., John Harvey Boteler, J. Nut ton, Prowse, R.N., Charles Dent, Francis Blair, Burney, Sainthill, Allen, F. Gardiner, R.N., Barton, R.N., ‘A'hish, D. Boss, R.N., R. Meredith, William Hird, R.N., J. W. Pritchard, Frederick M. Boulsbee. C sphins—Collicr, J. APQueen, Edward Purcell, Stu , llioline Itodesnu, Winholt, Sibly, R.N., T. Brown, R.N., Colquil, R. N , Daniel Print, R.N., A)lmer, R.N., Garth, C.' ,ghlan, C.B. R.N., G. Sanders, R.N., Festing, Whiting, Purchas, R.N., John Marshall, C./3. R.N., Banner, Francis Godolphin Bond, R.N., the Han. Frede rick Patti Irby, R.N., Carroll, C. 13., Markham, Devon, K.H. R.N,, Sir Ives Sutton, Robert Gambia, George Gambier, R.N., Chadwick, Wpothiff, Sturt, R.N., Markland, C. 8., W. M. Burton, Tobin, Skipsey, R.N., Jones, Herbert Brace Powell, Bedwell Ed wards, Chadds, It N., Bentitick, Drinkwater, R.N., H. C. Deacon, R.N., J. T. &ace, Meneiee, Andrew King, Marton, William Young, R.N., R. Barnett, West, Sir Wm. Beauchamp Proctor, Pell, R.N.; Sir Christo pher Cole , R.N., D a •hw oo d, R.N., Falcon, R.N., Henry Gossett, li.N., F. L yton, Napier, C. 8., Phillott, R.N., T. Locke Lewis, Henry Forbes, R.N., Richard Spencer, St. John, Sinclair, Francis Mason, R.N. C. 8., Loring, C. B. R.N., Purvis, R.N., Rowland Mainwaring, Smith, R.N., Charles Bullen, C. 8., A. Macdonald, John Baker, R.N., John Humby, Thorne, R.N., John Baker, R.N., A. Ilei vey, William Elliott, R.N. 0.13 , Hugh Cook, R.N., Sartorius, R N., E. Walpole Browne, R.N., Loftus, Sir Neebet Willoughby, C. 8., Mayne, Boxor, R N., Hollis, T. G. C. Riley, T. Moore, Cureton, George William Henry Knight, R. N., Edward Collier, R. N., Francis James Lewis, R N., Oldham, R.N., Huskisson, R.N., Rail, D. I'rince, Hoste, R.N., Gordon Bremer, R.N., Ha ll?, R.N. Vincent, R.N., Hill, Henry Murray, Hugh Pigot, Henry A. Eliot, R.N., Day, Usher, 11, N., Ander son, R.N., Washington Ribbed, James Tomkinson, W. H. Percy, R.N., Edge, R.N., Widdrington, George W. Willes, R.N., Yates, R.N., Clarence Dalrymple, J. Forbes, R N.,Peyton,, R.N. Rainier, R.N., C. 8., William Hen (lesson, R.N., Couch, W. Jones, R.N., Sotheby, R.N., P. Westphal, R.N., Hempthorne, R.N., Philip Browne, Thomas Browne, R.N., Wynne, Edgell, Ward., E. Lloyd, R.N., W. Rochfort, R.N., Hon. B. Dunces, R.N., Nesturne Hyde Parker Bowyer, R N. Lieutenants—Henry Sabine Browne, J. M. Green, E. W. Pitt, R.N. Willson, W. Morris, R.N., Cater, Edgell, R.N., Poynta, R.N., Vegen, George Brown, R.N., Thos. Bourmaster BroWne, Welch, R N., William Rob son, R.N., Calaney, Ackerly, MN., Ashmore, H. G. Alitford, Arthur Brooking, R N., Smith, Mains, W. F. Bond, Phillips, John Green, R.N., Peers, Horatio James, R.N., Nedhatn, J. Fletcher, R.N., Carr, Pullen, R.N., Henry Craufurd, R.N., R. Otway, R.N., J. Fraser, Pal toun, C. 11. Jay, R.N., Skinner, George Constable, W. R. Hallowell Carew, R.N., Burrough, N. Tucker, King, C. 11,11, Craven, Quarter-Master Hewett, Thompson, Wakefield, F. Ives, Coppinger, A. F. D. Browne, R. W. Meheux, Yarnold, 'Wood, Berner. Messrs—Abraham Hilliouse, Lowndes, George Stacey, J. Capel, William Allen, Washington Irving, John Strangeways, Carlton, Eaten, Andrews, Glanville, G. Byng, George Augustus Craven, Conyers, Hugo Meynell, Cholmeley Wring, Verner, Richard Penn, Ilincheliffe, R. S. 1 1 1.,13otichette, Bright, B. C. Brodie, W. T. Hamil ton, Brook Greville, Jeremiah Osborne, Biddulph, De Burgh, Charles Edward M'Carthy, Vyner, Denson, Hugh Denson, Anthony White, Lunell, Define, Orby Hunter, John Spalding, Adams, Robert Benson, Phillip Ole mentaon, Penn, Macdonald, Jain) Wright, Wingfield, Shey, Ralph Abercrombie, Edmund F. Moore, Vei non Smith, Landreth, Thomason, Boyce, G. Lennox Prender gast, Marton, Smith, Robert Rundle, Richard Hod, Rip pon Collyer, Winter, Edwards, C. Greville, Wrangham, De Neumann, Barber Beaumont, Donald Currie, Simp son, Stephen Thornton, T. Ileneage, Frederick l3yrig, Andrew Drummond, jun., J. G. Cole, Maxse, Walter Jones, G. Villiers, Melville 'Wilson, A. H. Thomson, G. W. Hope, Dean, Thomas, William Peel, Barrington, W. Davey, R. Kean, John Pringle, Edw. Cole, Moore, James Upton, Shepherd, Palmer, Danvers, Culling Smith, C. Mills, J. Campbell, Rowland Alston, John Kirkland, APNagliten, Cox, G. L. Taylor, Hurt Davis, F. Butler, William Attree, Henry Dawkins, Walter, T. Harper, G. Bosanquct, John Rennie, Laurence Peel, N. Bland, J. J. Douglas, W. Craufurd, Marsac, A. Alacdonalil, Heading ton, Vincent, Thomas, Guthrie, Cooper, Howship, Gra vers, Charles Jones, Giles, Pitt, Blackburne, D. Gurney, R. G. Grosso, Earle, Burnett, Broadhead, Hart Sitwell, Bell, Abbott, John Hope, Robert Gill, Pepys, Freeman Eliot, J. I'. Barker, S. Cooper, Arthur Stanhope, Charles Duudas, Gurney, Ricardo, Dymokc, W. Tooke, Murray, Tegart, Hurtle, Heaketh, Tiede°, Ridley Colborne, John Monckton, Sanctuary, Treslove, Fuller, John Lunell, Du Cane, Christopher Richard Nugent, Gosling, Thomas Husband, Knight, Codrington, John Elphinaton, Charles Elliott. The following were among the numerous presentations : The Duke of Gordon, to present two Addresses to his Ma jesty from the County of Aberdeen, and Marischal Col lege, Aberdeen. Viscount Deerburat, with an Address from the Mayor, Corporation, and Citizens of Worcester. Hen. and Rev. Henry Alfied Napier, by Mr. L. Peel. Mr. Lowndes, by the Lord in Waiting. The Eail of Errol, to present an Address from the High Constables of Edinburgh, on his Majesty's Accession to the Throne. Duke of Marlborough, with an Address from Woodstock. Sir Arthur Brooke Faulkner, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. Earl of Shrewsbury, by the Duke of Norfolk. Viscount Ctietwynd, by Major-General the Hon. C. Stapylion. Lieut.-Governor &owe!), by Admiral Sir R. G. Keats. Earl of Darnley, High Steward of Gravesend, with an Address front the Corporation. Lord Auckland, by the Earl of Jersey. Commissioner Edgcumbe, Victualling Board, by Viscount AL 'vale. Lord Wynford, by the Lord in Waiting. Lord Rivers, by the Earl of Liverpool. Commissioner Sir James A. Gordon, K.C.B. by the Duke of Gordon. Lord Itovenswortli, by the Lora in Waiting. The Rev. Hugh Jones, R.N. by Vice-Admiral Sir C. Ogle, Bert. The Rev. Evan Neiman, by Viscount St. Vincent. Lord Edward Thynne, by Lord Carteret. The Rev. Henry Winckworth Simpson, Rector of Hor sham, by his Grace the Duke of Buckingham and Chanties. Viscount Fincastle, 60th Rifles, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. The Rev. John WEvoy, by the Rev. Dr. Blomberg, Clerk of the Closet. The Hon. Henry Fitzroy, by the Duke of Rutland. Lieut.-Colonel T. Wilson, on his appointment to be Gen tleman Usher to her Majesty. Colonel Wemyss, by the Earl of Errol, on being appointed Aid-de-Camp to the King. Captain Vincent, R.N., on being appointed Gentleman Usher to his Afttjeey, by Earl Howe. Viscount Kirkwall, by the Duk• of Buckingham. Viscount Huwick, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Susses. _ . Hon. Arthur Trevor, by the Duke of Rutland. Rev. It. W. Jell, Preceptor to his Royal Highness Prince George of Cumberland, and Canon of Christ Church, on his preferment, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland. Marquis of Blaudford, by Lord Clinton. Captain Vincent, R.N. on his appointment to the William and Mary yacht, by the Earl of Errol. Rev. John Crofts, by Admiral Sir Charleayole. Lord Arthur Lennoi, by the Duke of Gordon. Rev. Dr. Wetherell, Chaplain of Kensington Palace, by the Lord in Waiting. Commissioner Briggs, on his going to Malta. Rev. Gilbert Elliot, M.A. by the Right Hon, H. E'liot. Dr. Hume, on his appointment as Physician Extraordinary to the King, by the Duke of Wellington. Lord Nugent, by the Duke of Buckingham. Rev. Mr. Fanshawe, by the Earl of Errol. lion. Captain Best, R.N. on his promotion, by Lord Wynfbrd. Rev Francis Grant, by the Bishop of Rochester. The Mayor of Cambridge, with an Address., by the Mal , . (pia of Graham. Rear-Admiral Sir Philip Broke, Bart. K.C.8., on pro motion, by Viscount Melville. Rev. H. M. Wagner, Vicar of Brighton, by the Duke of Wellington. Mr. John Strangways, on being appointed one of his Majesty's Gentlemen Ushers. Rev. R. 11. flyam, Vicar of Kew, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland. Captain Homy Murray, on being appointed Gentleman Usher to her Majesty, by Earl Howe. Mr. Sergeant Wilde, by the Lord Chancellor. Dr. Richardson, Royal Marines, byVice-Admiral the Hon. Sir Henry Blackwood, Bart., K.C.B. Rev. Robert Sandilands, by Earl Howe. Dr. M'Arthur, Physician R.N., by Viscount Melville. Hon. Admital Curzon, on his promotion, by Earl Howe. Count Morel de Champemont, by Mr. Polo Carew. Rev. Calvert Moore, Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty, by Mr. Arthur Stanhope. Sir Henry Peyton, by the Lord Chamberlain. Hon. T. Liddell, by the Lord in Waiting. Rev. Dr. Langley, on his appointment as Head Master of Harrow School, by the Earl of Darnley. Sit Chariot Blunt, by the Lord in Waiting. Hon. and Rev. F. Bertie, by Sir W. Fremantle, Rev. 11. T. B. Nicholson, Chaplain to his Majesty when Duke of Clarence, by Captain A. Vincent, 11. N. Sir E. C. Daring, by Mr. C. Dering. Rev. W. Owen, Chapel Ro) al, Whitehall, by Major Owen. Lieut.-Col. T. Wilson, on his appointment to be Gentle man Usher to the Queen. Hen. G. J. Vernon, by Major-General M‘Donell. Sir J. S. Douglas, halfpay 22d Light Dragoons, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. Dr. Seymour, by his Royal Highness Ilia Duke of Sussex, on being appointed Physician to his Royal Highness. Hon. and Rev. W. Capel, Chaplain to his Majesity. Dr. M‘Michael, by Sir Henry Halford, on being appointed Physician Extraordinary to the King. The Dean of Battel, by Lord Henry Cholmondeley. Dr. Francis Hawkins, on being appointed Physician to his Majesty's Household, by Sir Henry Halford, Bart. K. C. H. Doctor Arthur, Physician to the Forces, by Sir James 11PGregor. Director .General Medical Department. Doctor John Forbes, on being appointed Physician to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, by Earl Bathurst. Mr. John Kirkland, by the Right Him. Sir W. Fremantle. Major-Gen. Eustace, by Lord Hill, on promotion. Major Gen. hawker, by Lord Hill, on appointment to the Staff at Madras and departure fur India, Major-Gen. Waters, on promotion, by Lord Clinton. Mr. R. Almon, by the Earl of Verulam. Mr. J. Campbell, by the Earl of Errol. Mr. E. Cole, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. Mr. Charles Mills, by Mr. Cox, Mr. Wm. Peel, by the Duke of Wellington, on being ap pointed a Lord Commissioner of the Treasury. Mr George Wm. Hope, by Sir W Hope Johnstone. Admiral Sir Richard Hussey Bickerton, by Viscount Melville, on being appointed General of Marines. Mr. Melvin Wilson, by Major-General Stephenson. Mr. Barber Beaumont, by Earl Ferrer,. Sheriff Lunell, of Bristol, by the Duke of Beaufort. Mr. John Lunen, lily the Duke of Beaufort. Mr. Serjeant Ludlow, by the Duke of Beaufort. Mr. Burnett, by the Earl of Erroll, with address by the Society of Advocates in Aberdeen, incorporated by Royal Charter. Mr. Alderman Purchas, of Cambridge, by the Marquis of Graham. Alderman A. Hilhouse, of Bristol, by the Duke of Beaufort. Sheriff Dawson, of Thistol, by the Duke of Beaufort. Captain Philip Browne, R.N., by Viscount Melville. Mr. Walter, • High Sheriff of Berkshire, Captain Philip Brown, R N., Mr. Charlee Dundas, Mr. Palmer, Capt. J. Forbes, R.N., Deputy-Lieutenant and Magistrate (or Berkshire, with an Address from the Fieeholders. The Mayor of Bristol, Sheriff Dawson, Mr. Alderman A. Ililhouse, Mr. Serjeant Ludlow, Mr. Bright, Mr. H. Dawson, Mr. Jeremiah Osborne, Mr. J. Lunell, with an Addreas from the city of Bristol. Mr. R. Keate, (Vice-President), Mr. Thomas, and Mr. Guthrie, with an Address from the Royal College of Physicians. Sir G. Tuthill, with the Address of the Royal College of Physicians. Lord Yarborough, with an Address from the Mayor and Corporation of Newport. Mr. Burnett, with an Address front the Society of Advo cates in Aberdeen. Mr. Alderman Purchas, with the Cambridge Address. Mr. Palmer, with an Address from the Bank of England. Lord Liverpool, with an Address from the town of Kingston. Mr. Thomas Husband, Magistrate of Devonport, with Mr. Robert Rundle, and Mr. Richard Rodd, with an Address, Mr. Hume, late M.P. for Arbroath, with an Address from the Magistrates and Counsel of Arbroath. Sir Anthony Carlisle, Mr. Donald Currie, Mr. John Pringle, and Mr. Barber Beaumont, with an Address of Thanks from the Inhabitants of Regent.street. Mr. Wingfield, Master in Chancery, by the Lord Chan cellor. Mr. Charles Jones, Solicitor of the Admiralty and Navy, by Viscount Melville. Lieut.-General Honford, by Lord James O'Bryen. Rear-Admiral Hill, R.N., on his promotion, by Viscount Melville. Mr. John Wright, by the Duke of Norfolk. Mr. Pitt, by Mr. Blackburn. Mr. Macdonald of Clanronald, by Lord Glenlyon. Vice-Admiral Dacres, on promotion, by Lord Gambier. Mr. J. Spalding, 9th Lancers, by the Earl of Ituslyn. Lieut.-Col. Fairfax, by Maj.-Gen. Sir A. Barnard, K.C.B. Vice-Admiral Poyntz, by Lord Melville. Mr. Barrington, by the Earl of Roscommon. Mr. Murray, by Sir G. Murray. Colonel Sir A. Dalrymple, on his appointment as Aide de-Camp to his Majesty, by Lord Hill. Vice-Admiral Sir W. Hotbant, on his promotion. Mr. W. Took, Treasurer of the Society for Superseding the Use of Climbing Boys, on receiving his Majesty's consent to be the Patron of that Society. Vice-Admiral Patterson, on his promotion. Vice-Admiral Sir R. Lee, on his promotion, by Lord Melville. Lieut.-Col. Buchanan, Commanding Royal Engineers at Chatham, by Admiral the Hon. Sir H. Blackwood, Bart, Fauahawe, Royal Marines, by Col. Jones. Col. liensh, on his promotion, by the Adjutant-General. Colonel Wynyard, Aide-de-Camp to the King, byLord Lieut.-Col. Tresnenhere, by Major-Gen. J. Campbell. Lieut.aCul. Lawrence, Royal Marines, by Admiral Sir W. S. Smith. Lieut.-Col. K. Clark, 7th Dragoon Guards, on his pro motion. by Major-Gen. Wheatley. Lieut.-Col, H. Maclaine, by Lord Hill. Lieut.-Col. Dorrille, by Col, C. Broke Vere. Lieut.-Col. Bentinek, by Major-Gen. Macdonell. Lieut.-Colonel Thackwell, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir C. Grant. Vice-Admiral Ekins, on his promotion, by the Hon. Sir Hotham. Lieut. It. W. Meheux, by Major-General Campbell. Lieut.-Colonel Clipperton, by Colonel Savage. Mr. N. Bland, by Major-General Bradahaw. Col. Camac, on his promotion, by Viscount Combermere. Lieut.-General Buller, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Edmund F. Moore, by Mr. Moore. Mr. Vernon Smith, by the Earl of Errol. General the Hon. Chas. Fitzroy, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Verner, on his return from Ceylon, Mr. Bithltilph, by the Duke of Norfolk. Mr. Brooke Oreville, by the Earl of Errol. Mr. William 'l'. Hamilton, by Loral Aberdeen. Mr. Landreth, by the Duke of Gordon. Mr. B. C. Brodie, no being appointed Surgeon Extraor dinary to his Majesty. Mr. Cholmetey Dering, by Lord Skelmeredale, Lieut.-General Capel, on his promotion. Mr. Fasten, Chief Justice of Bermudas, by Sir G. Murray- Mr. George Augustus Craven, by the Lord Chamberlain' Mr. Conyers, by Earl Digby. Major-General Stephenson, on his promotion in the Hano verian Service, by Count Munster. Major-General Lord Greenock, by Earl Cathcart. Mr. William Craufurd, Deputy-Paymaster-General of his Majesty's Forces on Foreign Service. Major-General Vinicombe, on his promotion. Major Hawkins, Sd Guards, on his promotion, by Colonel Keate. Major-General Sir John Cameron, by General Lord Hill. Mr. Marsack, by the Lord in Waiting. Major H. W. Gordon, on his promotion and return from Halifax, by Lord E. Somerset. Mr. rlichard Penn, by Sir R. Peel. Mr. 11. S. M. Bouchette, from Canada, by Major• Gen. Macdonell. Mr. Laurence Peel, by Sir R. Peel. Commander Darwin, by Lord Melville. - Commander J. W. Pritchard, by Viscount Melville. Commander Wm. Hitt!, by Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir H. Hotham. Commander D. Bass, by Captain Vincent. Commander rrowse, on Pia return from service in the Mediterranean, by Lord Melville. Captain Hervey, by Sir A. F. Barnard. Captain Banner, by Admiral Wynyard. Captain Whiting, by Colonel Savage. Captain Drink water, on his promotion, by Col. Drinkwater. Captain T. T. Evan, by the Duke of Gordon. Captain A. Macdonald, on promotion, by Major-Gener.d Sir C. Doyle. Commander F. M. Boultbee, on his return frcm the Coast of Africa, by Sir George Cockburn. Colonel Stewart, by Lieut.-General Sir Thomas Boweer. Mr. Sneyd, by Colonel lioward. Rear-Admiral George Sayer, C. 8., on his promotion. Mr. Tegart, by the Earl of Rosslyn. Mr. Hesketh, his Majesty's consul at Maranham, by the Earl of Aberdeen. Rear-Admiral Wm. Parker, on his promotion, by Viscount Melville. Vice-Admiral Sir George Eyre, on his promotion. Admiral Lord Gambier, on his promotion. Lieut.-Col. Murray, on his return front India, by Lord Clinton, Vice.. Admiral lion. Sir Henry Hotham, on his promotion. Lieut.-Colonel Lord Charles Fitzroy, on his return from the lonian Islands. Mr. Glanville, by Mr. Pile Carew. Mr. Thomason, by Sir Robert Peel. Mr. Smith, Secretary to the Navy Board, by Lrl. Melville. Mr. de Burgh, by Colonel Fitzclarence. Mr. John Monckton, by the Earl of Kihnorey. Lieut.. Colonel Lord George Lennox, by the Duke of Gordon. Lieut.-Colonel Sir James Fraser, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut.-Colonel Jackson, by Lord Hill. Lieut.-Colonel Howard Vyse, by the Duke of Buckingham. Lieut,-Col. Lewis, by the Lieut.-General of the Ordnance. Col. Fremantle, on being appointed Aide-de-Camp to the King. Lieut.-Gen. Bouchetre, Surveyor-General of Lower Ca nada, by Sir George Murray. Rear-Admiral White, on his promotion, by Lord Melville. Mr. Freeman Eliot, by the Earl of Errol. Mr. Abbot, Secretary to his M jesty's Duchy of Cornwall, by the Marquis of Hertford. Mr. Bell, one of his Majesty's Counsel, by the Lord Chan cellor. K. Hart Sitwell, by Lord James O'Brien, R. F. Grosse, Esq., his Majesty's Gentleman Harbinger, by Viscount Hereford. Mr. Broadhead, by Lord Clinton. Mr. Earle, on his appointment as Surgeon Extraordinaty to the King, by Sir H. Helford. Vice-Admiral Sir H. Bayntun, on promotion, by Viscount Melville. Rear-Admiral King, by Admiral Lord Atnelius Beanclerk. Mr. Cedrington,by his father, Sir Bethel Codrington, Bark Rear-Admiral Sir H. Laurie, on promotion, by Viscount Melvin . Mr. Walter, by Mr. Charles Donde& Rear-Admiral Broughton, on promotion, by Vice-Admiral Winthrop. Mr. Robert Gill, by Lord Burghersh. Mr. Pepys, one of his Majesty's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor. Rear-Admiral Tomlinson, on his promotion, by Viscount Melville. Vice-Admiral Giffard, on his promotion. Mr. Du Cane, by the Earl of Essex. Mr. Gosling, by the Marquis of 'Winchester. Vice-Admiral Lock, on promotion, by the Duke of Buck ingham. Rear-Admiral Horton, on his promotion, by Lord Melville. Rear-Admiral T. Dundas, on being promoted to Rear.. Admiral of the Reel, by Lord Viscount Melville. Vice-Admiral John Harvey, on his promotion, by Viscount Melville. Rear-Admiral Ommanney, on his promotion, by Viscount Admiral Sir Charles Hamilton, on promotion, by Lord James O'Bryen. Rear-Admiral G. Parker, on promotion, by Lord Melville. Mr. A. Drummond, by the Duke of Hamilton. Rear-Admiral Ilartlyman, on his promotion, by Viscount Melville. Lieut.-Gen. Sir 11. Pane, Surveyor-Geaeral of the Ord nance, by the Lord in Waiting. Major-Gen. Ellice, on promotion, by the Earl of Rosslyn. Major-General Clitheroe, on promotion, by the Lord in Waiting. Gen."tir H. Warde, K. C. 13.; on hid promotion. General the Earl of Cork, by Lord Clinton. Mr. J. L. Taylor, Architect to the Naval Department, by Lord Melville. A llaj 11r.olr-‘,Cen. W. Jones, b L. yth O e twy Lo n rd , l t in n y litr Lord in Waiting. Waiting. Lieut.-Gen. Moore, on promotion. Major-Gen. Clifton, on his promotion, by Lord Clinton. Mr. Meese, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut.-Gen. Sir 11. Wilson, on his restoration and promo tion, by Lord Hill. General Dyott, on promotion. Rear-Admiral Sir G. Hamm!, on promotion. Mr. Andrews, by Sir 11. Halton,. appointed Surgeo n t o hi s M a j esty ' s Household,Mrllmillipe, on being Mr. R. Benson b , y a S s i l r k i i i mitt l y i l l l f e (r e ' o t r l der of Salisbury, by Lord Palmerston. Mr. R. Keate, on appointment as Surgeon Extraordinary to the King. Mr. 1). Gurney, by the Earl of Errol. Lieut.-Gen. Wood, by Lord Hill, Mr. J. G. Cole, by Sir C. Cole. Mr. J. Rennie, on completing Sheerness Works, by Lord Melville. Mr. G. Boranquet, late Charge d'Affaires at Madrid, on his return from that Court, by time Earl of Aberdeen, Mr. F. Butler, by Sir A. Barnard. Mr. Ricardo, High Sheriff of Gloucester, by time Duke of Beaufort. Rest-Adm. Thompson, on his promotion, by Lord Melville. Admiral Sir T. Williams, on his promotion, by the Duke of Sussex. Admiral Taylor, by Viscount Melville. Rear-Admiral Warren, on his promotion. Rear-Admiral T. Harvey, C. 8., on his promotion, by Lord Melville. Vice-Adm. Fellowee, on his promotion, by Sir 11. Hotham. Rear-Admiral Sir J. Brenton, on his promotion. Admiral Ferrier, on his promotion, by Lord Melville. Mr. Sanctuary, High Sheriff of Sussex, by Sir R. Peel. Viet-Admiral Eyles, on his promotion, by Lord Melville. Admiral Murray, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Treslove, King's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor. Rear-Admiral Sutton, by Viscount Melville. Mr. Puller, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Christopher Richard Nugent, Pia Majesty's Consul- General in Chili, - by the Earl of Aberdeen. Mr. Simpson, Surgeon to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, by Sir 11. Raiford, Bart. Vioe-Admiral Sir J. Talbot, on his promotion, by the Duke of Buckingham. Rear-Admire! Mating, on his promotion, by Lord Melville. Lieut. George Brown, en his return from service, by Vice kdruiral Sir Charles Ogle, Bart. Lieut. Welch, by Sir Charles Ogle. Lieut. Poyntz, by Vice-Admiral Poyntz. Lieut. Edgell, on his promotion, by Sir Charles M. Pole. Lieut. Cater, by the Earl of Fife. Lieut. W. Morris, by Commissioner Briggs. Lieut. E. L. Harvey, on his return from Africa, by Lord Melville. Lieut. E. W. Pitt, by Admiral Lord A. litattelerk. Lieut. J. M. Greer, on his return from the Court of Africa, by Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir Henry Hotham. Capt. Win. Henderson, by Lord Melville. Capt. Corral!, on his return from the East Indies, by Vice- Admiral Dacres. Cgpti. R. Bennett, by the Duke of Gordon. Copt. J. Layton, on promotion, by Colonel Savage. Capt. Marton, by M r . Mart i n. Copt. Proctor, by the L ord in Waiting. Lieut. Yarnold, by Colonel Savage. Copt. R.. I'eyton, R.N., by Lord Melville. ainier, on his return from Egypt, by Lord Melville. Catpt. T. Moore, by Major. General Campbell. Copt. Studholme Hodgson, by Lieut.-General Hodgson. Copt. Yates,lenr GbyaptVite,eb-yA(SknirirEal.lTVlttrharl?ripu.gh. Capt. Jones, on his return front India, by Capt. Fuller. Capt. Ramsdell, by the Marquis of Winchester. Capt. Clarence Dalrymple, by the Marquis of Ormond. Commander Charles Dent, by Vier-Admiral Fleming. Commander C. Lack, by the Duke of Buckingham. Capt. Smith, by Sir Sidney Smith. Capt. St. John, by the Earl of Errol. Cmpt. Sinclair, on promotion, by hie Grace the - Duke of Gordon. Capt. 11- Forbes, by Lord Yarborough. Capt. T. Locke Lewis, by the Lieut.-Gen. of the Ordnance, Commander Burney, on his promotion end return from .foreign service, by Vice-Admiral Winthrop. • * Commander a Norton, by Lord Grantley. Commander Francis Blair, by Vice-Admiral Fleeming. Commander Allen F. Gardiner, by Lord Melville. Captain Bidwell Edwards, by the Chancellor of the Ex chegto Cipt in Winholt, by Lieut.. General Bell. Captain W. M. Burton, by Colonel Savage. Captain Hugh Pigot, by Sir Henry Blackwood, Bart. Captain G. W. Willes, by Admiral Sir J. Brenton, Bart, K.C.11. Admiral Sir R. G. Keats, on promotion, by Lnrd Melville. Captain Witlringt.m, by his father, Lieut.-Gentral Wid drington. Captain Charles Buller, on his appointment to his Ma jesty's yacht the Royal Sovereign. Captain Bowyer, on promotion and return from service, by Vice-Admiral Sir George Cockburn. Captain James Tomkinson, by Lord Viscount Melville. eTtsin Day, by Sir Robert Peel. Lieut.-General Wood, by Lord Hill. Niajor-General Macdonald, upon being appointed Adjutant. General, by Lord Hill. Major-General the Right Hon. Sir Henry Hardinge, on his promotion. Major-General Macdonnel, on promotion. Captain Usaher, on his appointment as Equerry to his illajesty. Captain H. A. Eliot, on promotion, by the Eatl of Aber. Been. Lieutenant-General Hood, by Lord Hill. Captain Versturme. by Lieut.-General Sir W. K. Grant. Capt. Couch, by Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir 11. Hotham, Captain W. Rochfort, by Viscount Melville. Lieut. Henry Saline Browne, by Sir Herbert Taylor. Captain William Jones, by Lord Melville. Captain \Verde, on promotion, Captain Edgell, by Admiral Sir Charles Morice Pole. Captain Wynne, by the Lord in Welting. Captain Westphal, on his promotion, by Viscount Melville. Captain Kempthorne, by Viscount Melville. Lieut. Skinner, by Lord C. Somerset. Lieut. C. H. Joy, on his appointment to the Admiralty Telepraph, by Viscount Melville. Lieut. Pattonn, by Colonel Savage. Lieut. S. Fraser, by Major-General Campbell. Lieut. Robert Otway, by Admiral Sir J. Beresford, Bart, Lieut. 11. Cranford, by Sir A. Barnard. Major-General Freeth, by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Charles Menzies, Royal Marine Artillery, by General Campbell, Deputy Adjutant-General. Major Newton, by Earl Poulett. Lieut. Pullen, by Lord Viscount Melville. Lieut. Carr, by Colonel Savage. Lieut. George Constable, by Lieut.-General Sir Wm. Keir Grant, Lieu% Fletcher, by Viscount Melville. Lieut. Rolla rm, by Lieut.-General Lord E. Somerset. Lieut. H. James, by Viscount Melville. Vent. Peers, by the Marquis of Clanricarde. Lieut. Philips, by Major-General Campbell. Lieut. Wm. Frederick Bond, by Captain F. G. Bond. Lieut. Burrough, by Capt. Sir Thomas Fellowes. Lieut. W. Tucker, by Admiral Sir R. G. Keats, K.O B. Lieut. W. H. Hallowell Carew, by. Lord Wynford. Lieut. Haig, by Vice-Admiral Sir C. Ogle. Lieut. Lavie, by Lord Melville. Lieut. Hewett, by Major. General Campbell. Lieut. A. F. D. Browne, by Major• General Campbell. Lieut. Wood, by Colonel Savage. Lieut, Thomson, by lilajor•General Campbell. Lieut. Wakefield, by the Marquis of Sligo. Lieut. Bermes, by Rear-Admiral Sir Philip Broke, Wart. Lieut. Coppinger, by Colonel Savage. Lieut. F. lees, by Major-General Sir C. Doyle. Lieut. Adams, by Colonel O'Mally, C. B. Lieut. A. Brooking, by the Duke of Buccleueh. Lieut. H. G. Mitford, by Major-General Campbell. Lieut. Fezen, by Colonel M'Cleverty. Lieut. Ashmore, by Major-General Campbell. Lieut. Arlerley, by Admiral Sir George Cockburn. Lieut. Bourmaslin Bromley, by Vice-Admiral Hotham. Lieut. W. Robson, on his promotion, by Viscount Melville. Cept.in Hatley, R.N., by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Gordon Bremer, R.N., by Viscount Melville. Captain Hosts, R.N., on his promotion, by Sir G. Haste. Captain Rail, 16th King's Maws, by the Marquis of Sligo, Captain F. J. Lewis, R.N., by Admiral Campbell, on his pr, motion. Captain George William Henry Knight, R.N., by Vice- Admiral the Ilan. Sir H. Hotham, Commander Edward Maiawaring, by Rear. Admiral Brace. Commander George Young, by Lord Melville. Commander Dilke, by Earl Howe. Major Bishopp, by the Earl of Shrewsbury. Commander Gostling, R.N., on his return from service, • by Sir Charles Ogle, Bart. Major .Cole, Royal Marines, by Colotael Savage. Commander W. P. Hamilton, ILN., by the Marquis of Camden. Major W. H. Eden, 88th Regiment, by Lieut.-Colonel Sir George Hoste, C.B. Major Diggle, of the Royal Military College, by Sir Geo. `covet. Commander John Scott, by Lord Melville. Major Wells, Royal Engineers, by Lord E. Somerset. Major Parke, Royal Marine Artillery, on his promotion, by Major-Gen. Campbell. Major Newton, by Earl Poulett. Hon. Capt. Frederick Paul Irby, R.M. on his appoint ment as Colonel of Royal Marines, by Viscount Melville. Major Budgen, by Lord Middleton. Major Elliot, by the Right lion. Hugh Elliot. Major Hill Dickson, 61th Regiment, by Lieut.-General Sir Win. Pringle, K.C.B. Capt. Tobin, G. 8.. on his appointment to the command of the yacht Prince Regent, by Lord Melville. Major Connolly, Royal Marines, by Mejor-Gen. Campbell. Capt. E. Purcell, It. N. on his promotion, by Lord Melville. Capt. Skipsey, It. N. on his appointment as Colonel of Marines, by Lord Melville. Capt. Coghlan, C.ll. R.N., on his return from service, by Lord Melville. Commander W. Richardson, by Capt. Vincent, R.N. Commander H. Downes, on his promotion, by Lord Melville. Commander Appleby, on his promotion, by Viscount Melville. Commander Justinian Burrell, R.N., by Vice-Admiral Foote. Commander S. Brisbane, by the Marquis of Winchester. Capt. Mayne, 09th Regt. by his father, Col. Mayne. Capt. J. liuniby, Royal Marines, by Colonel Savage. Commander R. Douglas, R.N., by Lord Melville, K.T F.R.S. Capt. A. King, R.N., by Rear-Admiral Sir T. Hardy, K.C.B. Capt. E. Boxer, MN., by Sir C. Ogle. Bart. Capt. F. 0. C. Riley, by Lieut.-Gen. Callender. Commander J. H. Bottler, on his promotion, by Lord Melville. Commander Glateock, on his appointment to H. M. S. Orestes, by Viscount Melville. Captain Clacton, 16th Lancers, by Colonel Murray. Commander Bullock, R.N., on his Appointment to be Surveyor of the River Thames, by Lord Melville. Lieut.-Col. Jones, on promotion, by Col. Savage. Lieut.-Colonel Vane, on his return from the Cape of Good Hope and appointment to the WA Regiment, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir IL Rine. Lieut.-Colonel Sir Wm. de Betheaby, by the Earl of iirroL Lieut, Colonel Custance, - by Major-General Sir Howard Douglas, Bart. Lieut.-Colonel Morris, lay Lord Combermere. Lieut.-Colonel Drummond, by Major-General Macdonell. Lieut.-Colonel Sir George Haste, C. 8., on being appointed Gentleman Usher to the Queen, by Licut..-Gen. Sir H. Taylor. Col. Macgregor, on hie promotion, by, the Adjutant-Gen. Colonel Simond, by Lieut.-General Bell. Commander Joseph Maynard, R.N., by Lord Me:ville, Commanders Andrew Drew, J. 11. Smith, C. Inglis, Philip Graham, Thomas Cowan, Alex, Shairp, J. Proby, by Viscount Melville, Colonel Daubeney, on promotion. Colonel Vernon Graham, on hie promotion, by General Lord Ilill. Colonel Goldfinch, on promotion, by Lord Hill. Commander Gape, on his appointment. Commander Broke, by Admiral Sir P. Broke, Bt., K.C.B. Commander John Chemberlayne, on his promotion, by Admiral Sir Charles Hamilton, Bart. • Commander Edward Harris, on promotion and: return from the Mediterranean, by Viscount Melville. Commander C. Belcher, on his appointment to the com• mind of his Majesty's ship ;Nina, by Viscount Melville. Commander 8. hideout, on his promotion, by Virg:aunt Commander G. liolbeck, on lii promotion, by Viscount Melville. Colonel Ileevea, on his promotion, by the Earl of i Fife. Colonel Aitchison, by Sir Chsr les Forbes, Dart, Colonel Mayne, by the Lord in Waiting. m a j o r Daher, by Sir Willongliby Gordan. Major Archer, on hit promotion, by Visonunt Camberwell,. Major Owen, by Major-General Campbells Capt. Sir Christopher Cole, on being appointed Colonel of oines, by Lord Melville. Major Nicholson, by Major.Generai Campb,4l. Capt. Woodritt, by Sir U. Cockburn. ---- ". 4sk ct' .;;AO' , .-_ '' -•.= '''' : .1. I t. " S,,V. Captains..—Thorne, nutlet Priag, ti 0 Onfiiik,' , At) t Brace Powell, Aylmer, Frating, ham, 'Dove ..., ', lt p kisson, Stun, F. Godolphin liontl, : tilgatidittili:Vt'- - 14 . fr:l Elliott, Loring, Francis Mason, 11. i. Aril/4m, .Pelliiil7 ,4 l l ,l R.N., by Viscount Melville. Capt. Markham, by Viscount Fincastle. ~ - , - ,.a. ,g,.. ... ,-. R. 7 - Capt. S. Inez Sutton, On promotion, by Raitißll.4titifila Sutton. Capt. Markland, on his appointment to his Majesty's ship Briton by Sir Henry Hothatn. Copt. Thomas Brown, by Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir H. Hothatn. After the Levee, Admiral Sir Philip Broke and ths Right Hon. Sir Henry Hardinge were invested by the King with the insignia of Knights Grand Crosses of the Most Ilormurab'e Order of the Bath. Sir George Nagler, Garter and Genealogist, attended the ceremony. His Alsjesty gave audiences to the Dukes of Bedford and Wellington, Earls Huntingdon, Moray, "Whore, and Aberdeen, Lords Yarborough and Hill, and Right Ho nnurables S;r Robert Peel and Air. Vesey Fitzgerald, and Viscount Valletort. About half.psst four the King, attended by Lord Glen lyon and Lord Combermere, went to Gril'on's Hotel, to take leave of the King of Wurtetnburg, but his Majesty was absent. The Duke of Susses anti Prince Leopold called to take leave. The King of Wortemberg dined about six o'clock at Grillon's Hotel, and was expected to embark at the 'rower about eleven o'clock, on board a yacht, for Bou logne. The King and Queen, the Duke and Duchess of Cum berland, Prince Leopold, and Prince Frederick of Prussia, dined y►ete►day with the Duke of Sussex, at Kensington. His Royal Highness hid also an evening party, and grati fied the company with a vocal conce►t, under the direc tion of Sir George Smart. GENERAL ELECTION. CANTICKIIII/Or, JULY 2t. To-morrow being the day appointed for electing repro.; sentatives to *erve in Pat liau►ent for this harough every thing is bustle sad activity, nut merely in this city, but on the whole line of road I etyreen this piece and Landon. All the coaches are engaged by the Committees of the several candidates, 110 that a traveller, without a vote, had no more chance of conveyance than whet his legs could afford him. Each of the coaches are distinguished by the favours of the respective candidates, and they are inva riably received by the shoats of their partisans as they enter the town. The contest is expected to be a very severe cue, all the candidates being men of wealth; and, as far as appeal/ince* go, all equally confident of sucrose. Mr. Baring, it is said, is endeavouring to succeed upon the Lushingion interest, whisk perhaps ought not to be considered the strongest, since the treatment of the elec tors by that gentleman. He has, however, other re quisites, amongst which is one, that in all elections has great weight with the freemen of all boroughs, namely, great wealth. Lord Fordwich appears to he a very po pular candidate; but it is alleged agaistst him that his falter, as well us another member of his family, are pert• sinners, and this has had its weight with some of the electors. It is however extremely difficult to form an estimate of the probable success of any of the candidate), for when you hear an unfavourable opinion expressed as to the success of any one of the candidatea, you Sal". quently find that it may he traced to the Cs , sanguine wishes of his opponents. Thee it is predict:4i by Baring's party that Lord Fordwich will resign on Satur on the other band, it is predicted by Lord Fordwich's friends that Mr. flaring will resign. We do not however hear any remarks made is to the resignation of the Hon. IV. Watson, hem which perhaps it is net un fair to argue that the tot tmgle will be between the two former. The first day's proceedings, however, will pro bably determine who the successful candidates will be, 411,1, at all events, it will determine between which two of the three the groat struggle will rake place. The town i s n ow amazingly full , and accommodation by no means easy to be procured. Si difficult is it to find con veyance, that so►ne of the electors have bren obliged to walk from Chatham. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. fits,--Allow a Liveryman to ask his fellow Freemen of the City, if we should not act wisely, and serve ourselvcs, our country, and our King, in returning gentlemen to Par liament of more than ordinary talent, consequence, and interest, as respects commerce, finance, manufactures, and trade, and of sound constitutional principles —men that can and will take care of our affairs, and whose situation in life command respect and powerful injlaince..-auch men I humbly conceive, are to be found in Sir B. Peel, Draw him, Baring, S. Smith, Sir F. Fr ee li ng , flart.„l. Planta, Althorpe, Grant, and Backhonse, Under Secretary. Allow him further to enquire, if.two of our late Mem bers would not do themselves, and no,' more honour and credit in attending to the aff a i rs o f the Corporation, where their services are appreciated, and snore useful thinly Par liament. July 27, ISSO. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BRIGHTON RACES. WEntresnAv, JVLY 28.—The Brighton Stake of 25 bowl. each, with 100 added by the Town. Two miles. Mr. Forth's Aaron Lord Mountcharles's Rustles Lord Worcester's Coulon .... . _ Duke of Richmond's Confedirscy Mr. Gully's Tranby ... 5 Won by about a neck. The Licensed Victuallers' Plate of 50 sore. added to a Sweepstakes of 5 cove. each. was won by Mr. Rush's Partisan filly, heating Mr. Ha►pmond's Waitron and Mr. Shackle's Watchman. COMMON HALL. (CONCLUMM 11 , ROM OUR PATES or UWl4llOlll'O Mr. Conntrr said hr did not come ft rwArd to grail/ any vanity; he woo ready to give way if he wished it; he did not want to be " Mingo here, Nano there and litunoo everywhere."-41Aughter,)—Ife only wished to perform a duty ; not to prevent the other gentlemen from addressing them. llorr—lt is not in your power. Mr. ColilllTT said, if his address were adopted be should be rejoiced ; if not, he theta(' bow with resignation and modesty.—(Laughter.)—lie then read the tultirese, con gratulating the King► on his accession, and on kis declara tion that there should be retrenchment; and adding, that all were approaching to ruin. -.-(Loud cries of " No, no.") —lt also spoke of the increase of crime, the intolerable 1010 of taxation, and the necessity of reform, kr. Mr. AV/Lep:sox seconded the motion. Mr. HUNT then came forward, and moved en Address that he had prepared in lien of that proposed by Mr. Cob- Kett, which was seconded by a person in at body of the lutal. Mr. LAWLICNCIC supported the original Address in it speech at some lengtb, and Mr. Colson , hoeing replied, The question was pat. when Mr. Hunt's Addrees was agreed to by a considerable majority. He then moved a resolution, that it be presented to hie Majesty on the Throne, by the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Livery, and that the Sheriffs sail proper otlicere.do wait upon his Majesty for en appointment, which was: agreed to. The thanks of the Ilan were unsninumsly voted to kb* Lord iNtayor, end the meeting tanks Immediate and soothing relief sitortied in caste of Tan, l'am'bed Skin, kiiim-burns Sting, of Insects. or any Inflammation, by It oinaisu"s ketroon. Wor ranted perfectly innocent, it immediately allays the smart ing irritability of the skin, producing a delightful and pleasing coolness, truly comfortable end refreshing; it also removes pimples, spots, and all cutaneous eruptions, and thus prevents those disorders which disorganize the beauty of the female enuptenanee. It imparts matchless beauty to the complexion; affords soothing relief to lathes nursing their offspring. To gentlemen, after skiving, it allys the irritation awl *matting pain, and renders the *kilt smooth and pleasant. The present alarminz state of things in France will, in all probability, send Gate no small number of our own expatriated countrymen. Lyn :Avow., JULY 26.—There has been an extensive demand this week fur D. p. Sugar. chiefly for the grocers, and yesterday several lots were taken on 61N4 eulation, the sales amounting to I►9oo Mule., at an int.. item-meat in the brown and iniddling qualities et' six to seven per cent. The demand for Cotton this week hie been steady, but by no means so animated as in the two weeks preceding ; prices have been fully supported. Since our last we have hail several orrivaln of - Spring ships, chiefly from blinuniehl ; three or four of the cargoes are dittPostql of to the trade, and we have experienced a fair- tie !nand for the country. The depend for itaitio Timber continues to be steady,