The Sun. — London, England, 1821-05-03 00:00:00

• EItRATUAt in Tnt SUN of Yesterday.—f Page 2. Col. 5. for • " possetsion of read "the CESSION of Sicily.". PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE 07CLOCIU 2'pei'C'ent.' Red:— ....... 718 i 3'per Cent:Dins 72A A 4 per Cent. 1. 1 1. , 111 per Cent. Navy Ann. 10134-4. Bank Long Ann. 1:183 India Bonds .... . 40s. 425. pr_. Exeheq: Bills 3 5 pr. Cons. for Account 72ii iiroii WATER AT LONDO. hlorning,: 42 •minutes after 'N BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Evening, 4 minutes after 4. All "is still uncertain Cespecting the insurrec tion.ef the Greeks, its resources, and probable consequences. From 'in on which we cm-- depend - for.' intelligence; - observation, and loeel*COnnettion, we are inducer' to, think that th'e - Wl - kole will depend on the Greeks themselves. chute good: leaders; and those leaders should sacrifice personal Interest and ambition, in a common ieal to rescue their country from the most humiliating bondage, they will have nothing . to feac from : Turkish hostility. The chief Greek Achilles are sufficiently dispersed to raise new opposition .in various quarters, and to divide the attacks of their foes, provided they maintain concert and unity among themselves. in that case there is reason to believe that they will eventually triumph; but it is hardly probable that sufficient can yet be known of their means, airni, and reselutions; to enable us to, judge of the prospect of affairs; - That they must. 'have the-bopes. of Mankind' in their favour is evident, and it may be presumed that they would not have acted without strong grounds of probable success. They have certainly 'chosen a critical moment, when, revolutionary principles, and the spirit of freedom, universally diffused, give their reason to believe that none but their immediate enemy the Ottoman Porte i,s, likely to talce.'.part against :••t • • them.. , _ 7 - , • - PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. Eertritx to an Ong of- the Honourable. Hm.r,s•-•of cia3l- ••• moris, dated 2d April 1 1 111 of the Present • ....*•tate of the Account of .1 o Esci. late. Iteceiver -.ot.'neml in Scotland, of Swet of A:90,413 17s.- fid. -•wi,„s due by him . the . 25th March 1793; and of ,the Arcount •. of STtwAnT, Esq . . of the Balance of £41,461 Is. Od.. due by him on the ..sth .1791; • • , • . • . . The RETURN-to ;the Order of the - Honourable House of `COmmor.s, dated the 21 inst., for. the above Account, is con: rained in the followifig 'Certificate, received. from the Deputy. Auditor of the.-Court'orEiChequei of Scotland. • - • GAB.RIELJ•TITOKER STEWARD . . _ WILLIA3I RIGBY BRADSILAW... HENRY CAMPBELL. 'Office for Taxes, April 17, " - • X. RETURN a the present state,of the Account of J oit • DYCE, Esq. late Receiver General in Scotland, of the Sim of X• 90,473 17s. 6d. which was due by hiba on the 25th March, • .4793 ; „and of the Account Of KELT it STtivAnT, Esq.:of the Balance of X 41,4.61 Is. due by him on sth April; 179.1; madc up pursuant to an Order of the Honourable the House - of CeanmoNs, of date the 2d April; 1821 - :" ▪ . The ACCOUNTS of JOHN • FOrtnY6E; Esq. and KEITH STEwART, Esq. as late Receivers. General for Scotland, have been-audited by the Auditor; the Balances found due upon them paid up; and the: Accounts finally passed before the . Barons of E xc h eque r in Scotland. • ' • „ Certified by .FRANCIS ANDERSON, Eitehequer Chambers, Edinburgh, . Dep. Aud. the 13th day of April, 18•21. .MINORITV ChiPourteen for an Address to his Majesty to bringfrom Half pay upon Full-pay such Offi . cers as are capable to serve, in . •order to reduce the Expence ofthe Half-pay List. Bennet,Hon. H. G. Harnilton,4.oord A. Rice; S. Bernal, R. Harbdr( l l Pfeil. E. Wilson, Sir H. Chaloner, R. Hutchinson, Pln. C. Irood, Alderman .Creevey, Thomas Monck, J. B.' 's Wyvill, M. Graham, S. Pares, Thos. - TELLERs--Colonel Davies and Joseph Hume. , MINORITY ▪ C• if Ttventy-tWo upon Mr. 'Hum E'S Motion not to grant the • • Superannuation and Retired Allowance, until a Committee r , had. -revised the different Grants, to ascertain those who held two or more appointments and pensions. • • taillie;:Col. J. Evans, Wm. Mond:, J. B. J3rigbt.H. Farrand, R. • - O'Grady, S. Benaal, R. Graham, - S., • -Rice, 5.• 'Birth, Josh. Hamilton, Lord A, Smith, R. Cavendish, Hn. H. Harbord,Hon. • , Wilson, Sir It. Chaloner, It. Hutchinson; lln. C. Wood, Alderman Creevey, Thos. Maxwell, John' - Wyvill, M. - *.poyies, Colonel TELLEns—Hume Jos. ; Bennet , Ho n . H . G • PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mercurii, 2 0 die Maii, 1821. ROTA L Btraturs.--Petiticut of the Burgesses of Lauder re; • - - specting. "Sutrniqu.—Accotint ordered of all the Ships built in Great Britain within the last 7 years, in each year. ' . -', - . A siniilar Account of - ships belonging to Great •.,-• • ' - Britain',:-for the same period. . .. . . - CIIIIIICLI BUILDING BILL.--To be printed, and read a '2d , • •., .. • • time next Monday. • • - larstr Cu srroms -Bi Lt,.—Committed for Monday next. INIETZWPOLIS POLICE Bl LL.—Committed for the 16th of May. ORDERS OF THE DAY, for FRIDAY, May 4111,-18 , 21. • 1. Corn Average Bill;--Second Reading. . • !,..2.:Forgery Punishment M I ;—Second Reading. . Dwelling House - Rubbery Bill ;—Second Reading. • '4.. Navigable Rivers Robbery Bill ;—Second Reading. 5.• Aitornies and Solicitors Bill;—Committee. of Exchange Bill ;—Committee. 7. Prison Fees (Ireland) Bill ;—Third - Reading. 8. Bank of Ireland Act ;—Committee thereupon. -9".'Land Revenues Bill ;—Second Reading. , 19. -Tithes Leasing (Ireland) Bill;—Thirtl Reading. 114. Courts of Session (Scotland).Bill ;,—Third Reading. '.12; Stamps Act ;—Committee; thereupon. • India Prize Money Bill ;—Furtlier Consideration of • Report. '. -14. Poston Bridge and Newark Roads Billl—Third Reading. 14; Conway" Bridge Bill ;—Report. 16. Supply ;—Report.—(Army Estimates,) • - 17. Stipply ;=—Conimittee.—(Navy Estimates.) Hereditary Revenue (Scotland) Bill;—Third Reading. SPoiled Stamps, &c. Bill ;—Further Consideration of -90. Ways and Means ;—Committce. 91. Westminster Improvement Bill;-Third Reading. 91. Penitentiary Houses (Ireland) ;—Report thereupon. IsIOTICES OF - MOTIONS for FRIDAY, May 4th, 1821. 1. Sir George Warrender,—Nary EstiMates.--(In Commit tee of Supply.) . • • ' 9. Mr. Hutchinson,—Events now passing-in Eorope. 3. Mr: Chancellor of the Exchequer,—lnterest and Sinking :7Fund - payable on Exchequer Bills. PRIVATE BlLLS—(Second Readings)=FOrFßlVAY, May 4. ' 1. Traeill Mawr Embankment. •Barnstey Gas Light. THE SUN. SOLEJI 'QUIS DICERE FALSCILI A UDEAT LONDON, THURSDAY, MAY', 1821. [Receir.i.d from Liveipoottilis tfiarnifig-.] DRAWBAdK ON . ENGLISII HOPS EXP6RTED. - - . :7' ' Treasury Chambers, Feb.. 22. GE "IS; it commanded by the, Lords, Commis sioners of leis Majgty's Treasury to transmit herewith a copy of the Report to the r Commissioners of the Excise,on Memorial of the. 4op planters t of Kent and. Sussex,•requesting that a Draw bac... of the duty may be allowed on Hops, exported to Foreign ports . ; also, a copy of their. Lordships'.;llinute thereon, for your :information; and I am to. desire yOu:Will gite such 'directions toynar officers as may be . necessary to prevent • any impedi ments to the due execiition of their Lordship?, orders, which it is represented. as having taken Place at some of the Out Ports. (Signed) S. R. LUSIIINGTON. . To the CoMmissioners of Customs. . • The following are copies of the Report and Minute referred to above : To the Right Honourable the Lords CommissionerS - of his Majesty's Treasury. . , May it please your Lordships, Mr. LUSTIINGTON having transmitted - us the Memorial of the Hop Planters of Kent - and Sussex, requesting that a drawback of the Duty may be allowed on Hops expelled to Fo reign Ports, we haVe to state, it does not appear to us that the Revenue would be exposed.to danger-by - allowing 'ihe Draw baCk on Mips exported to Foreign Ports, in She-same manner it is now allow9d-to Ireland, provided they be . produccd to the pro per; Officers in thotiriginal packages in which they are charged,• with the mark showing weight, the growth, name and place of abode, an the year when grown perfect thereon.; but, it Weida bin our opinion, necessary, in order to prevent imposition upon the revenue by the exportation bill Ops, which by long keeping,lifffp become of little orno.yalue, or of a mix ture of such Hops With 'those of a better quality, that the pro vision of thelOth 'arid 11th Section 'of the Act of the 57th George HI.- chapter 87, by which the allowance or draw back - on goedi not worth the duties is prohibited, should be especially extended to Hops ; and' that all 'Mixture of Hops with any_ ether: .asticle-. or ingredient intended for exportation, or drawback; be forfeited, with a penalty. It might alto be • eXptdient,i for preventing the fraudulent relanding of }Rips after beinrshipped - for exportation, 'that the drawback should be confined to such as are shipped in packages of not less weight than Verhaps'l cwt. or 1121 b. • • (signed) 6..SEMIOUR, • WM. MANLEY, IL:DOYLE; A. CAIVBELL,. J. C. 111ORTLACH. - The followini= peevish paragraphs appear in The Morniiig dronicle of this day. It is unne cessary to comment on them. They are marked by the splenetiC temper which invariably cha racterizes that 'paper, and which every day so ridiculously vents. itself' in disgusting attacks upon The courier., As to the paragraphs them selves) they are probalAy all founded in party rancour _ . " The ieport of the King's visit to • lreland has now subsided. We Stated that Majesty could only go in regal state, and it was found that, the expence would have - been considerable. The: Castle of Dublin i$ not in a situation fit to receive his Majesty, as'if has had nothin done to it since the Lord-Lieutenancy of , the Duke of Rutland.'' '• Majesty may: got() the Continent incog.; but not, we presume„to his dominion of Hanover otherwise than in his regal state ; and we should suppose that this also will be given up, " With respect-to the Coronation some perplexity . occurs. It may take place about the,iniddle of July, after the rising of Par liament ; but if it should take place this year, would not the ce remony be - regarded as a proof of the determination at head quarters to tlircew a new impediment in the way Of *passing the Roman Catholic Relief Bill—since the King would - then take the same oath which *was always held out as an obstacle to con cession dnring the life-time of the late King ?" . . Advices from Petersburgh, dated the 13th ult. were received on Tuesday by express, which state that the intelligence had arrived there of the orders issued for the halt of the Russian army, on which the Exchange rose from 91- to, fli —an .improvement of 4 per cent.—( The Times.) Yesterday murning, at a quarter past eleven, his MAJESTY arrived at his Palace, in Pall-mall, in his {ravelling carriage from Brighton, escorted by a party of light horse. THE BIRTH-DAY BALL.—The Drawing-room this day at Buckingham,Palace will be succeeded by a grand ball aqd supper,at Carlton Palace at night. The entertainment will be upon a scale of extraordinary splendour, and will be distin guished by a more particular selection than any former occasion. Discovrgy .Sitips.—On Sunday, the Fury, Captain PARRY ' , left Deptford for Northfleet, and on the following, day, , the, Heck, Captain LyoN, did the same. Hundreds of spectators were pps_ent on both days, seeming to vie with each other in taking farewell of the intrepid na vigators, and in expressing their hopes for their safe return. T he urbanity of all the officers has never been sorpasse,d, and their obliging conduct in 'explaining the , various parts of the ships, has been the theme of general commendation. Not a day has passed since the ships were ready, without many individuals returning from their sides unable to gratify their curiosity, and it is computed that many thousands of spectators have been admitted on board both vessels. Accordipg to Letters from Stockholm of the 20th ult., the King of SWEDEN has addressed a royal rescript to the Diet of Norway, in which he' declares that if that body will adjourn the dis cussion, Jor the present session, ,relative to the Privileges and, immunities claimed in behalf of the NorwegiOs, his, MAJEStY will no longer' Withhold i . , 44pssent, should they - , when they qain ,asrgige,,,,adopt the same resolutions as th&se agreO, to la this and.the preceding session. No'doubt is-xmtertained that the Diet-will assent to the proposition of the King of SWEDEN. The, fol,luwii; is an extract of a' letter from Gibraltar, dated 15th of April :—"Mr. Dougt,As, our Consul for the Enipire of Morocco, went in hii Majesty's hired schooner Pacifico, two d,ays` ago, to Tangiers, and was received most graciously by the Prime. Minister of the reigning EMPERQR. Several valuable presents were sent by him to the British Government, and he is expected to secure for: us considerable Commercial advan tages- . MULEY SAID, the brother of MULEY Inam, has been proclaimed Emperor, after the death of the latter in Tetuan ; but he retreated on the advance of his uncle, the Emperor-reg nant, and has taken a direction towards. Fez, which place, should he reach in safety, we may lonk to a continuance of the present cruel war fare. A Sardinian boat .left MS place about three weeks since, for Rabbat, with 50,000 dol lars of Danish tribute money, and 20 brags field pieces." , • Yesterday 'a Court of Directors was held at the East India , House, when FRANCIS WAnnts, Esq, was appointed a Provisional Member of the Coun cil at Bombay. ExEcuTfox.--Samuel Grimwood, convicted it the late Suffolk Assizo, of, burglary, was executed, op Saturday last, at Ipswich. Ile appeared very penitent, and. confessed he had been concernedi in the robbery for which he suffered, and seve , rid others in the coueties of Essex and Kent. • . FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. . GENOA. [From the" Genoa Gazette" of the 18th ult.] The most. p - e6.ect tranquillity continues to be enjoyed most. ; so much so, that even the most timid no longer feel any apprehensions., The course of the government is the same as if no change bad ever 'occurred, or as if what . has ac tually taken place existed only in the decrees of ,the Junta of Turin. Our security is not less, founded on the excellent disposition with which all the inhabitants are animated, than on the Mi litary force at present stationed at Genoa., Be sides the regiment of the Queen, which remained here during the late transactions, thee entered yesterday a battalion of Cacciatori, a troop of cavalry; and other royal troops. are very shortly expected.—Count Babna, Commander-- in-Chief of the Austrian troops, in a despatch directed to General de Latour, has evinced the most favourable disposition towards the Genoese, as will appear from the following document, which we feel it our duty to make public : A A-.LESSANDRIA, APRIL 13. " I no sooner read the Proclamation of Genoa, than I gave orders to my vanguatd, which had advanced as far as Novi, to half. Perceiving Des-Geneys tb be at the head of die Government, I no longer felt any doubts of the submisiion.of the duchy to the King's orders; and therefore excuse myself from any pro ceeding that may. cause inquietude to the Genoese." Within these few days a great - number Of dis banded soldiers, and other individuals compro mised by,theitte Revolution, have directed their course towards. Genoa. With a view;of Prevent ing the disorders to which the assembling of : such a body in, the city might have given - rite; the precaution w4s adopted of directing the soldiers at the neighbouring barracks to permit very few persons to enter the city, and of securing quar ters for: the greater part of the fugitives' in the' suburb of SanPierda Reina. They have Subse quently" hired some vessels, and under the oid•- ance of .a few officers, have embarked, as it is supposed, for Spain. Not a few have embarked also at Savona. ROME, APRIL 13.—8 y the last accounts from Naples, all was quiet in the capital ; but the Aus trians had made little progress in their - advances to wards the south. The Members of the Parliament, who still considered themselves as possessed of the right to discuss public affairs,notwithstanding the 'prohibition of Austria, hid taken up their residence in the capital of Hither Calabria. The..4Ustrians Say that they'have been thence, dislodged, and that the province of Hither Calabria is 'now in their. pOssession ; but I have- heard ~no .confirma tion of this account. The King of .Maples must believe every thing settled, ortherwise he would not return.; and the King, though no genius, is jocularly said. ) to know the Neapolitans and the weather better. than any of his subjects. It is believed, however, that he will not immediately proCeed to his, capital, but will remain some days at ROme—probably .the whole of the ensuing week, if not longer. SHIP NEWS. DEAL, itt,y 2.—Wind Eastward, thick and foggy.—Sr rived and remain the Ganges, Chivers, from Bengal „Hope, Scott, from Cardiff' for Antwerp,, and a fleet of coasters. The Regulus transport, for Cork and Halifax, still remains. PLYMOUTH, MAY 1.--Arrited off the _port the Harrison, Davis, from Sierra Leone, in 63 days, and sailed again for Liverpool. The Ann, Cadner, from Teigmmouth for St. John's, N. B. was wrecked on the /flth of April, in ht. 45. 40. long. 17. 301, crew saved by the Sally, James, of Helford, and landed here last evening. FALMOUTH, APRIL 30.—Wind N,—The sloop Teatshill, which struck on the Black Rock on Saturday evening and sunk, has been got up and brought in here. The greater part of her cargo has been washed away, owing to a large hole being in her bottom. The passengers, five in number, lost every article they had on board, and were with difficulty saved. PENZANCE, APRIL 30.—The Birmingham, Rotherough, from Cardiff for Havre ' struck on the Rundle Stone this morn ing and sunk. Two of the crew were picked up by a fishing boat, having saved themselves in a booby hutch. HARWICH, MAY 2.—Arrived the Charlotte packet, with a mail from Gottenburgh. Sailed the Leicester packet for Cux haven ; Princess Charlotte, ditto, for Holland ; and Alliance, ditto, for Gottenburgh, each with a mail. The East . India, Company's ship General Kyd, was all well at sea on the 15th or February, lat. and long. not mentioned. TiliCT - HEATRES. CO,YENT GARDEN.—The Musical Drama of Henri Quatre was rende,red more interesting at this Theatre last night, by the return of Miss FOOTE. in the part of Louison, The' traces of her recent indisposition were obvious, and shewed that it had not been of a slight nature; She was well received, and exerted herself with spirit. The illness of Mr. C. KEMBLE occasioned the as signment of his part to Mr. CONNOR, and that of the latter to Mr. COMER, an assiduous and useful young actor. The play was followed by the efforts of two uncommon Performers. They were announced to exhibit " exercises of grace, strength, and agility, and attitudinal imitations of the most celebrated Statues of antiquity by the two Herculeos of France, the Sieurs Dtcot:a and EBRAYAT."— Far from condemning the Managers, we pity them for the , necossity of re sorting to such ...exhibitions, as we do our Mi nisters. forythe unavoidable policy of rejecting the claims QC Merit and Service, in'order to se cure the impdrtant object of Parliarnelitaii sup-: port. The4aste 'of the public, at all times va riable,. caprieious, and uncertain, is now vitiated and contemptible, and Managers are therefore obliged to resort to any novel expedient that may attract popular attention. Thii two Frenchmen last night fulfilled the promise, of the Play bills,. and displayed extraordinary proofs of personal strength ; and the imitations of the remains of ancient Sculpture were striking. The exhibition altogether deserved a more fa vourable reception than it experienced, 'and the muscular exertions, in particular, were not un worthy of the notice even of the Philosopher and the Moralist, in shewing how much -the human powers.may be improved and increased by prac tice and perseverance. ANECly)TE.—The•Duchess of •NEWthS,TLg, who was a great. wiriter of Plays'and-Romancesin the time of CHARLES 11., asked Bishop WILKINS, who had juskqnnounced his discovery of a World in the Alo,gn i how she could get there. "As the journey," said she, " must needs be very long, there .will :be possibility of going through it without stopping by the way."_ Your Grace," replied the Bishop, "'can be at no loss for places to stop at, as you' have built so ma n y castles in (lie air." e 9. THE KING'S LEVEE. YeStenk Yesterday MAJESTY held it 1-kAiee at Cantori which proved'of uncommon at traction; Pa4l , tnall - and its vicinity being . "crowded with spectators .of an 'elegant description-from an 'early hour.--The'sVinclOws and balconies in Pall mall were. tilled with females ,elegantly dressed. At one o'clock adetachrifent of the King's Guard 'marched from the King's Palace, St. James's, to the Palace-yard, Pall-mall, under the command of COL 'Mackinnon, 'of. the Ist battalion of the Coldstream Guards, preceded by their band in their State tniform._ detachment of ,:the Life. Griardi ;.arrived soon after in. Waterloo-place, fall-mall, : with their full band, Who played al`-' ternatelY'" - With the band Of. the King's Guard, some charming pieces. . Sir Robert Baker, the Chief Magistrate of the Police, with,Townsend and 'Sayer the officerS,' and a numerous assem: blage of constables, were in attendance to pre• - • serve order. We are happy to say nothing hap pened to 'require; their interference. An -unfor tunate accident occurred when the Duke of Cla rence's carriage was leaving the Palace-yard,. near the side entrance ; when his Royal High ness had entered it to leave, the wheels of his Royal Highness's carriage came in contact with that of VisCounts'Sidmouth, and. threw the car riage over y which sustained considerable damage ; ) on - the side on 'which it fell ; aad we are sorry to add the coachman suffered. considerable injury, par ! . ticularly in his arm and shoulder, which was put out by the fall, so that he could not walk vvithout aSsist an ce• • On . Viscount'Sidmouth being informed of the unfortunv.te.:accident he left thel. 4 evee room and. humainely ordered his coachman to be con veyed honfe in his carriage, and every attendance . and care.to, be paid to him. There were in at-- tendanc-e the POrters at the gates in their State liveries and splendid long sleeves ; the Marshal men, the Under Porters , the Gentlemen Porters • Pages; the Grand Hall was lined with Yeomen; the Honourable , Corps, of Gentlemen Pensioners were in attendance in the Octagon Hall. The company began to arrive before one o'clock, and continued sitting down without any intermission till twenty thintiteS after three o'clock, and num, hers came after even that time. The Levee was very numerously and splendidly attended by,the Nobility, Gentry, and persons of distinction, who were anxious to pay their dutiful respects to the King:; - there' - were about 1,000 Personages at Coart.'The King, 'on leaving his private apart ments, proceeded to his Royal Closet, where he received the teporf. of the effective state of the three Regiments of Foot Guards, from the Field Officer in Waiting; and . his Majesty. gave the military pass-word of the day. The - Kink then proceeded' to receive his Royal Brothers of York and Clarence, 'the Foreign Ambassadors and Mi nisters; consisting of The RusSian, Austrian, Prussian, Netherlands, Spanish, Sardinian, Bivarian,Danih, Saxon, Portuguese, American, Sicilian,"Wilteiliber:g,• Hanoverian, Baden, and Turkish ; the Cabinet Ministers, the Great Officers of State; the Archbishops of Canterbury and York ; the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the Vice-Chancellor ; Sir -Humphrey Davy, the President of the - Royal Society : Aldermen Bridges and Garratt, Governor be Mesurier, of Alderney ; the Champion Dymoke, CoMmisiarY. 7 General Pipon, Commissioner Cunning ham, the Master of the Ceremonies, the Common Serjeant; `DUKES —Devonshire„ Wellington, Port/and, BeatifOrt, Newcastle. MAncarEssts--;Winchester, Salisbury, Tweedale, London derry,'Donedall, Camden, Cholmondeley, Cornwallis,. Lothian; : Worcester, Hertford, Headford, Cunningham. EARLS-Chatham, War Wick, Blesinton, Aboyne, Cassillis, Clonniell, Lindsiy; Beauchamp, Longford; Rocksavage,:Bel more, Cavan, Bathurst,. Coleraine, Macclesfield, Glasgow, liar rington, Wernyss; • Mexborough, Abingdon, Brownlow, West meath, Glengall, Rosslyn, Grey, Winchilsea, Harcourt, Yar mouth, Lauderdale; Cowper, 13elfast, Abergavenny, Morley, Carlisle, Stair, Cathcart„Harrowby, Westmorland, Harewood, Liverpool, Whitworth, De la Warre. Arts&cinxis:—Ncrrmanby, Molesworth, Pollington, Melville, Sidmouth, Dunglasa,,Hawarden, Ennismore, Palmerston,- Ca- . ledon, Exmduth, Ossulston, Keith, Melbourne. Lo RD s---Bingham, J. lientinck, Bayning, Clinton, Headley, J. Somerset:, Meadowbank, Kennedy, Beresford, Dynevor, Colville, Howden, Foley, Clarina, W. Lenox, E. Somerset, E. O'Bryen, Ashburton., Grantham, F. Bentmck, Saltoun, Clon brock, Runs, Sumer ille , Glenbervie,:De Dunstanville, G. Ca vendish, C. Somerset, Curzon, Holland, St. Helens, J. &Mir set,..Lovaine. RitGirr'HoxouttAnt.Es--Sir G. • F. Hill, Sir G. Hill, F. Robinson; Bragge Bathurst, Sir C. Long, W. W. Pole. HoNounABLEs--.James Stuart. Hare, M. Powlett, Lindsey Burvell, Charles Grey; John Stuart, Colonel llarris, --- Eardley, Henry Windsor, John Toßemo*, I)undas. Snts;-;- , Colin Halket, W.ROtt, H. Taylor, E. Home; R.lVi gram, W. Scott, W. Lemon, ,John Sewell, A. Don, L. Palk, h. Kennedy, Ed: B. Baker, Alex. Croke H. Torrens, John Harrington; A. Halliday, J. M‘Gregor, R. Mends, C. 11. Colj. Ville, H. Onslow, Bart., F. Baker H. C. Lippi nco tt, J. Sh aw , Lucius Curtis, A. Campbell, K.C.8., J. Johnstone, Jacob Astley, Mark Wood, Geo. Tuthill, Lewis Verstumme,K.B.L. W. Chatterton, - Thos. Liddell; Murray Ilfaxwell, J. W. Lub bock, J. Pollen, R. Hill, C. Aldis, 11. Ibbeston, J. Shelley Sydney, Bart.. R. Barlow, H. Pynn, J. Macgregor Murray, Bart. T. Bell,' G. Slice, C. Sutton, H. Calvert, 'F..De sanges, W. Lenox, R. C. Glyn, J. C. Hippisley, B. Spencer, Halkin, G. Nayler, C. Morgan, E. Jackson, A. Christie, F. Ommanney, C. Hunter, H. Vivian, E. Paget,. H. Peyton, It. C. Chester, S.:Fladyer, 'W. Rae, C. Haggerston,_lL Pet. U. Paine, J. Gore, G. Sewell, W. Stirling, Ildgrove Turner, W. Congreve, K. M'Cleod, M. Tierney. ADmilALs-,-Sir F. Laforie, P. Stephens; Sir. G. Cockburn, WinthOrp, Thornborotigh„ Bingham, Lawford, Paiker, Poyntz,Sirj. Sutton, - Stephens, Halkett, Pig,ott, Sir W. He tham, Viscount : Exmouth, Sir J. Saumarez ; Boviater, Sir A. Dickson , Bart . ,, Sir E. Bnller,. Sir J. 11,rells, K.C.B.',' Page ; Alexander,' Sif 7 ll., Strachan, Freser, Digby. GENEnmw„..Sir M. Nightingale, Hopkins, M. Gor don, 13rowns,,fficond, H. George, Barr, Hugoriin,'P: B. Skinner, trollefic Hall,AlOyd,.Peachey, Bradshaw, Sir H. Fane, •SkintierpS orriion; 'Bonham,. Young, yinon,. Bridges, Di Trqvers, N. Balfour, StOvin, Lord Hatris 3 Ni, colls, Cupp4gq,§ir Disney, Hart, Baynes, Horsforel, Sir J. Macleod, IViddrington, Loftus, Sir G., Murray, -.Sir P. oche, Dana, Mielibll,'Mains, Ballingall, Crosbie, Wetherall, B urne, Browne,,Sir . Watson, Sir J. C. -SherbrookA, O'Loghlin, Fermor, Sir 11. ; War e,. Armstrong, Orde, . Coghlon, •Reynell, Lord lowden, Sir F. de Rottenberg, Viscount Roden - Hall Bingham, Hon. It . Taylor, Sir W. Inglis, K.C.B, BOsville, 11'Iaeleed, Ilill,Sir, .L. - Montressor, Lethbridge,' Spencer, Need, Buller, Ras's, .Fuller, Sir G. S. Brown; K.C.8., •-- CoLONELs . .—De Burgh, Simpson, Baillie, , Taylor, Penn ington, R.H.A., Dorville, Hargraves, Raban, C. 8., Borne, Maclean, R.A.,Brownrikg, Riee, C.B. CottoNDiXon, R.A., Sir C. Smith, Stewart, Elliconabe R . E., Bowater; Raikes, Horner, 11. Bailey, Money, He p burn, Moffatt, C. Bruce, Thornhill, Sir J. Browne, A. Mac lean, Sir N. Hill, E. Cotton Gold, B.A. Yates, ,Grimstone, Wildman, Grant, AShworth 4 , Griffiths, R.A., Shaw, Pigot, Drake, Bosanquet, Delap, Sir It. Hill, Warburton; Sir R. Arbuthnot, Loftus, Crosbie, O. Mal ley, Drinkwater, Gardiner, Moister, Baker, Fitzclarenee, C. Smyth, Sir R. Williams, Thornhill, R.A., Milman, Horton, Jones, R.E:, McLeod, Pasley, R.E., Hawker,.R.A., C. Strode, Elliott,;Campbell;Skedderi O'Halloran, Woodford, De 13.. sett, Sir J. Campbell, Sir C. McCarthy, - -LygOir; R. Laseellea, Bingliim, ILA., Rigby,. Sir R. Jackson, • Sir ex Scovell, W. Serle,• Dalbiac, Barrow; Motile, Sir A..,pickson, Clitherow ; 'Oke, Mtileaster, Brown; F i ord, Itce,'P. Macqueen„ Daniell, Macdonald, 19th Foot, Thornton; Peters, Hepburn. MAJons—llarriott, ,Bentinck, Pasley, - Clements, Miller, C. Stapylton;'Lynch; • Rica, Wilmot , R.H.A., F. E,' Drake, Cole, Blanshard,JLE„ - 0. Gore, Montague, North, D'Arling. CAPTA,I2:;s—G. Jenner, Chetham, C. 8., Grey", Des Voux; Schoroberg,.H.N., Smith ,' Hollis R.N.,,Graham, Pe* chell, R.NI, Bornsesay; C. 8., it:H. Fuller, Bremer, R.N., Crewe, Sir T. Lavie, W. Parker, Beckett, Megnell, H. Elliott, S. Hay, A.P. Green, Montague, Griffinhoofe, Digby, Oakes, Slink, Whitaker, R.N. Purvis, R.N., C. Blakiston, R.N., S. WUradi, M.P., Adam, R.N. Panshawe,„ R.N„ Hawkcs, R.N., Sempriere, R.N., Sir J. Brisbane, F. Colville, Totver, ritzclarence, ir,wles, R.N., B. Diiinifruina;`H. J. Baker; R.N. C. Phillips, Cradock, J. MapleS,•HastingS,G. P. - 31.. Jones, '11.N., J. B. Lillicrap, Greene, 13eirtindc, - Hadley % Crcioke, Gray, R. Macneil, Noreliffe,•Bulier, FarqubariOn, I.34zalgette, R.A., Yates, the Hon. J. CoVettry, S. Sutton,. Clay, Arnold, Chap lin, P. Campb e ll, R.N,,- Harris; Dalzell, R.N., Phi s, Arabin, R.N., R. 11.•illowbray, R.N., It. Harwartl, l'rice, R.N.,. T. Searle, MN., R. Smith, F. J. 'Xhomas, R.N., Pratt,•3olann, - Inglefield,.R.N.,Robertsi Bailie It. N. Prescott, R. Gil es , H. C oo k, R.N., Petre„ Moody, Dasliwood, Brett, - Maitland, R.N., Cooke, Chadwick; Fraser, J. S. Rus sell, M. Cairnes; Hon. J. Jones; Child, H. C. Sinyth, '.l. Har vey, C. 8., Wedgwood, 111a0ay, Jenkinson, R. 31., C. Shaw, R. 31., Spink, Dobbie, Defy, Jackson, Havelock, .NI-Tyndhain, ..Losack, R.M., E. Bitilie, 31‘Lead. R.N. - Brace 'Crooke, MN., Beauchamp, B atty , A- Maitland, Polhill, irederick, Ramsay, R.N. (3.13. C. B. Louis, RIN. - .Wartle,R.N•.., R. Saimiarez, Edt.tcuinbe, C. Dixon" Devon, R.N., Lyon, 0.• A. lireStplial, MN., T. W. Carter, R.N. - Sir j,'Louis, -B ar onet, H. B. 3lason, R;N.; Ch ar l ton , P. 3fattlancl,,MN.; Sir C. Sullivan, R.N.; R. ; Jones; R.N., Jackson; H. Elliot, R.ll.„r3lowbraY, Barlow, 'Wilson Rath borne, R.N. - C:l3. • - • LiEuTENANrs-;--siitherland, 46th Foot; W. O. Atkinson, O. Welsh, R.N. Bowden, Greenwood, G. F. G. O'C onnor , Frank Cutler, R.N. Davis, Hawkins, W. Morris,. Bowler, R.N. W. Morris, Sir H. Seton, L. smith, R.E. Fftzelarence, I R.N. Hon. C. Grey, Bu r d e tt, B ar l ow, F orster, l'lmnter Peedes,Cuppag . e, R.N. R. R. Gill es pi e , D rew ~E . D. V. E. Home, R.N. Bnsroe, R.E. Sober,' Strangeways, Trent, Cock burn, Charlton, Hanh a m, R.N. E. Bridgman ; -John Niartin, Parlb,v, Milligan, Gooch,:,:Lyster, 11. King, R.N. Plillock, R.N. Olipliant,G. \V. Mingles, Kirgsecte. G. Lewis, R.E. Simpson, • Ainsworth, C. C. Frankland, R.N. .C. Gore, Ferguson, Greenwood, Packe, Line, Grapt, E. Earre, R.N. Peel, Howell, Fletcher; 'W. Deedes, Waller S. Cosset, R.A. Powell,•GibsonLecltiere; MN. Brisbane, Jollifre. CORNETS-11'11SM, Sir P. Vincent, •Hareou-t. Ross, ()- Dl:mem - 111)e, Ainslie, Wines, Drake, E. Scuthh roo k, G. liim, Pigott, Shearman, A. W at h en . ExsiGNs--IV. Congreve, Boyle, Widdringtnn, 3leade, Banter. ' . . Brsti o Ps—Winchester, Oxford,. Nozwicii, Lincdln. Baron Langsdaff. . • • REV. DOCTORS:L-Dafiin,,Booker,,Wetherall, elorke, Cole, Minh, Hird, Kente, Stonier REV. MEsSns.—Fisher; Sutton, Illackie, Macian, Gamier, ') Long, Souniason, ILIls, Barrifylde, Cosset, - Holmes, Lowfir, C. Miep, Joiliffe, H. Finch ; , M..Mackie, Banker, North, C. Sumner, 111,i-,Beville, O.- Lodge. L. Anspaeh, Per kins, R. Grier, J. G. StOrie, Storie, Reyeall, 131atirbourre, Simpson, J. Davies,.,W. 'Barlow, S. • Leggatt, A. Loftus, Perkins: • Couxi . s—Lieven, Mun.ster, LUdolf, Caramarn, Worm row De Lapasture. D ' ocTons--Pergu.sson, R. Hume, Southey, Duime, J =es" Young, E. Johnson, Lee. • The Dean of Salisbury.—Archdeacon Hook. CoNMISSICrNEns--Boyle, Dear Thompson. - MEssns.—Brogden, Lister Parker, Reeves Ward, Penny Nash, Wilson, C'alcraft, Ilannnersly Adam Smith, Chester, Casse le Blanc, - Fludyer, prby• Hunter, _Wells, 111. P., Grant, Knowlys, Rice, Kopp, T. Cart, T. Gordon, H. ;Jardine, At kinson, Penn, W. Forester, W. Booth Grey, (i ouiburn, Pennan ' W. *add, P. Browne, C. Aldis, E. Viot, .T. At' kinson, Gyles, C. Porcher, Rochford Grange, Chevidier, Glyn, AstleyiM.P., Milbank, M.P., Fenton Scr)tt, Bearkes, Dawkins Penant, Inge, • Blackburne, M.P., Miles, 'Ficxl i4 Greathed, Keith Douglas, Dottie, W. Peek Illoase, Sennett , .1114 P.,• Walker, - Striart, • M.P., •Cheere, 111. P., 11.4,41 Bridges, Humphrey Butler, Abbott, J. Weyland, H. 130 11- ham; Robert Manic, Clough Taylor, Barham, jun. macho, . Bryant ; C. Tennyson, C. Harvey, 111. P;, Macgregor- Hutcluson; Buller Clarke; 'Uwe, Sewell, J. Wills, Morse , Brande, J. J. Martin, ',rho/re Heatlicote, Vincent, Lecke , Hubert de - Burgh; E. Wakefield, Meaed, Shee, Pitt, 11.1'•+ Garrott, J. Wallace, R. Hay, H. Brooke, Pulman, Petro, slow, Herbert Saunders, Devon, Phillips., Masterton gent 31aenamara, Lloyd Vaughan Watkins, Devon, Curdon, T. Wilson, Ten - iple West, Chamberlain, S. Beozley, T. Divett, M.P., E. Lyon, Leigh, 11i.P., Wilson .T, Coventry, .1. Glossop, Leslie, WYndham Lewis, M.P., J: Kyngston, Eardley, Poyntz, GallwaTMoreley, t 3 T 9 se lt * 31. P., Reader 'Wainwright, Turton,• J. Poryl, Irvine, T. Lowndes, Lawrence Sulivart; Cr: W. Finch Hatton, C. Strode, R. Ward, C: Tvnte, Glover, o.l.larrison, Marsden, Cooper , Gordon, _Mitchell, Markham; G. L. Blount,_Samuel Turner: Jones, Percy 'Wilson Gower; J. Bent, M.P., Stevenson , 2 1 Chichester, .. P. Ricketts, Lockwood, Smier AVrigb" Frankland M , Errington, Handley, Marlins, .C 161 ' 1 1 3, " .Nicholson, , Children, Douglas., Mansfield; Bligh, •M t " g F e ra n n t, k l : m earse in i e J rt . , D D :; r A u ' in eat ra s o , n . l 4 . ll :s l e . w l ar .l t :tr ivr l ig y h ozl L VL l i 4 te e. r, The presentations to his MAJEsty. li-ere proportion—to the numerous assemblag4 their appointments and other oceasions..,— whom were : Mr. Gordom of Craig, Aberdeenshire, by Lord Visoount si mouth. , • • Mr. H. Jardine, - King's Rememb rancer , Court of ExcheV er ' Edinburgh. 111 r. W. Wadd, on his appointment of Surgeon Extnaordinaff to his Majesty. Lieut. Sutherland, 40th Regiment, on promotion, by Majo r- General Peachey. Capt. Chadwick, Riding Establishment; on his prclrootian• Mr. Stewart Nicholson, on his marriage, by the Lord "- Waiting. The Rev. George Cowell, by the Rev. Dr. Dakin. Lieut.-Col. Peters, Superintendant of the Riding Eritablishrnel l _7 The Rev. Dr. ,Clarke, to present a Book on the Causes an' Effects of the decline of Religion. Mr. Tegart, on his•being appointed Apothecary Egtraordin 3r i . Mr. Glyn, by Sir Richard Glyn. The Rev..Archdeacen Hook, Chaplain. to his Majesty. . The Rev. Stanier Clarke, • onhixappOintment. Lieut.-Gen. Si: Phillip Roche, upon his,return from sp n• Lieut. Charles Welsh, by his uncle, Mr. Robert 'War The Hon. John ,T-ollemache, on changing his natipe• as. The Hon. J. Dandas, with an Add r e ss f rom t h e .z 3n Sir M. Tierney, on being appointed Physician in 4) ri linatn a . Capt•Saumarcz, on receivin ! , the Austrian Order of Lenr Capt. Frederick King, by . the' Lord in Waiting. ' Major Ilarriott, prior to joining his re.4iment rri. Fingal.- Lieut. Lieut. AV. 0. Atlthison, on his appointment to Bsth Rear-Admiral Philip Judkins, on his taking that name. , Captain Lillicrap, on his appointment to the Hyperion. liai• • Sir Lewis Versturme, presented by Count Munster, on d by been appointed Knight of the Royal Uuelphic Order; an 0 , the same, his son, Lieutenant Versturme, late Ist Huss the King's German Legion, on his promotion as Captain in Hanoverian Cavalry. of Ensign W. Congreve, on his appointment tp 2d Regiment Infantry. Lieut. Trent, Royal Horse. Guards, on his promotion. Lieut. Biseac, Royal Engineers, by the Lard in Waj tin S:,tte- Capt...T. 13. Ilay, on his appointnierit to the Quzal Capt. Spink, on his appohinnent. Capt. Macquav, on his return from India. • Capt. Charles *Dixon, on his appointment. Capt. Dily, 30th Regt. on promotion, by Sir C. Illaca Capt. Sir J. Louis, Bart. by Lord Melville. Capt. T. W. Carter; R.N. on his return from Jamaic a " Capt. W. Lisack,'bf Sir J. Vorke. Capt. Edward Bilkilie+-byt4 LoikVißAVaiting. . . Capt. Devon, on being appOlnted*, a.'Kuight of IL G. Lieut. Sober, 14th Dragoons,,hy Lieut.-Gen. N. Hopkin s- . • Lieut. Howell, Corawi3Jl Yeomanry Cavalry. • ' • Lieut. Fletcher, Ist Life Guards, on his appointment. Lieut. I• ll V a . n S k a a ritb b ,. Y 4t i li i ß n e l g ir . al A S it i l r e- 4 a l am W p ili to s ' G K er... e. S l3 jr . G ' P°rf. • Lieut. Powell, Light'lnTantirY, by the Lord in Wahing;_iting, Cornet Harcourtjth Dragoon Guards, by the Lord in Cornet' Rois, 14th Dragoon Guards. by the Earl of Brio rier.. Cornet G. DuncoMbe, 2d Dragoon i,uards, by his 'w at er. Cornet Willis, 14th Drpgoons, by the Earof 13ritig" t . , Cornet Drake; Royal Hers:: Guards, on his appoiat n ' e- ri t. Cornet G. Hill, Royal Horse Guards, on his appoint ule Capt. R. Harewood, Viscount Exmouth. Capt. Graham,'R.Nt. orfhis appointment. Capt. Buller, Ist Devon Yeomanry,. by Col. Dunstanville" Capt. F. Maitland, 'on hiS return from Foreign service. a i l. Capt. A. Maitland, on his return from the 31editerrane Capt. Charlton, 14th Dragoons, on promotion. Lieut. C. Gore on his appointment to the ----IlfeG c viel fo it u , a o ls . lo 3b re:- .‘ Lieut. B. B. Gillespie ? on presenting a Flag taken Lieut. G. F. O'Connor ~84.11 Light Infantry, b 3 t Lieut. Lane; 12th ( Royal Lancers, by the Lord Lieut. Packe, Royal florie._(ivards,,on promotion._ Lieut. Ferguson, 9th Lancers, by tlie.Earl of R in os_4) , 'Lieut. Charlton, Light Infantry, by the Lord Ai ni a o t t in ot g l. CockbUrri,lfftli Light Dra . geons, on his ro Lieut.. Bowler, R.N. on Ins ap . point. to Capt. Des Voeux, on. his appoint. to the :Id t l E u x T" m outh. Capt. R. H. Mow'oray, R.N. by Admiral Visco_unr Capt. J. Harris, on his return from India, by ari Capt. Dalzell, R.N. on hi,' marriage. . in Waiting. Capt. Phipps, Wiltshire Yeo. Cay..by the Lord • to the Aurora. .Capt. Prescott, e.E. his'appointment Capt. Purvis, R.N. on hiS•return from. India. • Capt. James ' On his promOtion• otion and going Capt. H. Elliot, Kino's Light Int , Pwr il t? • .abroad. the Nor P 4 tht . oi nLbe tt rl a a_n_ is d: Capt. Barlow 4th Light. Dragoons, n 41s . aPPlintrnent"