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ec ;ea lot Cl s ', ;ftr/ 5 t° measure has occasioned the existing distress, or that its repeal would restore the country to pros perity. Convinced, as we are, not only that the ,ever e depression of the agricultural and other inte rests of the nation, is not wholly attributable t° the resumption of Cash Payments, but that it is in no degree, or if in any, a very slight dP gree, indeed, attributable to the return to a metallic currency, we cannot but rejoice that t he public mind is by the decision of last ni ght taken off from the consideration of mis taken v iews, and from the anticipation of fal i4ci°os remedies, but is left at liberty to investi gate the true causes of the national difficulties, and to devise practical means for their alleviation with renewed prospects of a successful issue. TI 'e Report of the important discussion on 't India affairs, which is inserted in another ilart of ou r paper, will be read with much lute "e't' Amid Amid the claims of conflicting interests, in Eastern and Western parts of the extensive 11 14) Pire which is subject to the sway of Great a rit ain, it i s difficult to decide on those which t t ' at once most consistent with justice, and most ; rldu cive to the welfare of the whole. Mr. °ll l'Es ably stated the case of the East India k i ater est ; and w h en th e soun d, practical know dge Which th a t G en tl eman p ossesses o f I n di a k al " is consid ere d, in conjunction with his "Own patriotism, and his deservedly high cha 4cter, it is impossible not to listen to his reason and opinions with deference and respect. lit FSFF COMMITTEE.—We bear, with pleasure, th at h their Lordships, the Postmasters-Ceneral, P e b een pleased to order that all Letters ad is,essedern to the Committee at the City of London jr, shall p ass f ree o f p os t age , p rov id e d suc h i ti 'ers be enc l ose d i n covers , h av i ng t h e follow eg s uperscripti on :--- 44 On the business of the ......7rnittee for the Relief of the distressed Irish." r e ,,,,bis regulation is highly honourable to the increase of their Lordships, and though it cannot C ea se that laudable zeal which animates the enrnittee in their meritorious exertions, it will ei: t w ,them that those exertions are duly appre net`eq by all ranks of the community, and will n e ° nIY Issen the expence attending their be titl°lent labours in so benevolent a cause, but to ate the object, and, by manifesting the in ,dt'pt universally excited, most probably give an uitional stimulus to the subscriptions. • l‘tv tx ) -ETING AT LLOYD'S .-Yesterday, pursuant "e decision of the Meeting holden at Lloyd's on the 29th th e e Question whether £5OO should he subscribed in aid of cidmilistressed Irish, from the Funds of the House, was de -4,F by Ballot. At twelve o'clock JAMES MA RR YATT, Esq. Poi ll ,„_,Wak the Ch a ir, a nd two Scr u tin eers h av i ng b ee n a p- Itt le _`eu, the B a ll ot commence d. A t f our o ' c l oc k i t c l ose d 'I the n um b ers were declared to be— , for the N'ote of £5OO to the Irish Subscription 246 A gainst it - - 269 Majority against voting £5OO 23. 'rev terday morning tie Princess AUGUSTA Iv :lte d the KING, and spent a considerable time Ith 0S MAJESTY. 5 t I R GYI•L Rooms.—To the regret of the mu tilt world Madame CATALAN' last night gave bp c oncludi ng Concert of that series which has tf; e e, ° throughout attended with almost unprece illitlted success. The room was so crowded that ti (; th e boxes were filled, and long before a en cert - 3 t4 , Commenced it was so dif fi cult to obtain st ar that many ladies were obliged t o take their rta,'" in the orchestra. The lea der w as h that loa reet ahle veteran Mr. YANIEWICZ, who has ato() DOt,, be et) absent from the metropolis, and w h o se d brillobviously exist in unimpaired vigour an : n cv• Mr.Pio CIANCHETTINI, who in early irti l ~ le h : 4 nifest e d extraordinary talents, and wh ose hld 10, - th ' n vernent has fulfilled the promise they then e Of Sat at the Piano-forte. The great attract ion ni ght, CATALAN', a host in herself, seemed it to-n4ned that, as her course had been refulgent, ai;`'ould conclude with equal lustre. Her first d %h t /va s a recitative and Cavalina of VEIGEL, an . of p cn ncluded the first act with a Scena ed ar i a 4ia:eikTocALLo. In the second act she joine d "et with Miss MARINONI, a very pleasi ng (Ici l er. , She then gave " Angels bright" w ith Dav, s nnplicity and expression at fi rst as woul d Ittl o e t ., n elight e d its great Composer HANDEL, but Iv o C a ing that the audience would expect the tow a ' r e ls of her execution, she indulged her genius O 47 8 the close, and finally gave a full display wa s 14 Scena ed aria of MAYER. The whole e kt ch a surp r i s i ng p roo f o f th e p ower an d ttd:"S've comp ass o f th e h uman vo i ce as per h aps tee:ever befo re ex hibit e d b y a f ema l e , an d was vitl t : e ti with loud and unive r sal a ppl a us e . T he are v i n cal performers were SAPIO, whose talents t 4r.; €' ,l ll - known, and KELLNER ; who is rising into 14111'24'u r eputation. The chief instrumental per- , l '„ioli i i ; rie e was a Polonaize Conceriante for the Aille-httnd piano -forte by Mr. an d MissYANIEWICZ. the h P j °fe SSional mer it s o f M r . Y ANI EW I C z are too is s I. 4 °lrn to re qu i re any eu l og i um at present . t th e 4 NlEvirzc z came forward on this occasion, tho uos first time in London, and displayed, %le e r nn a different instrument, an admirable leas ,:ea of hereditary talents. Her performance Ivas Ma by taste and brilliant execution, and °111:1 h a r dl y applauded. Her person is elegant, , e r manners are prepossessing. The Con srieswas altogether equal to any of the former Ili ghe r ) a " we cannot speak of it in terms of commendation. )o er e ti'CHALL GARDENS.—The New Proprietors !etubigratified last evenin g by a still greater as 'ort/,eage of beauty and fashion than on any 11411 r eve ning W e noticed, amongst the com -1„Y, • ne Earl L it ile, si r , of Cork, Sir J. C. and Lady Hippesley, Lord t o dy peretiutr hu r lmat, Sir Francis Burdett, Sir John and N tt i Viog,g, Lo Lady Clarendon, French Ambassador, , 4 1 eo, si r Z . u t,h, lion. Colonel Seymour, Lady Copley, Lady 44 ei; re PYs Lord and Lady Nugent, Earl Sherbu rne, er, kle).ll.andi family. Baroness Howe, Sir M Won THE KING'S LEVEE. Yesterday his MAJESTY held a Levee at Carl ton House, which was numerously and splendidly attended, upwards of a thousand persons of high distinction and consequence being present.—De tachments of the Royal Horse and Foot Guards were on duty on the occasion, and the admirable bands of each performed numerous line pieces of music during the whole of the interesting scene, which for nearly three hours was witnessed with delight by thousands of spectators who crowded the neighbourhood on the gratifying occasion. All the Court attendants were dressed in their Coronation uniforms, and presented a most splen did spectacle. Sir R. Birnie, the Chief Magistrate of Police, was in attendance, with the officers undei his orders, and caused such regulations to be adopted as ensured the utmost regularity in Pall mall and the adjoining . streets. The French Ambassador went in great state.—Previously to the general Levee, the King received in his closet the Prince of Denmark, who was intro duced by the Duke of York ; and Baron Fagel, who delivered a letter from the King of the Ne therlands.—His Majesty afterwards gave closet audiences to the Marquis of Londonderry, Mr. Secretary Peel, the Duke of Montrose, Lord Melville, and the Duke of Buckingham.—There were present at the Levee, besides the Cabinet Ministers and Great Officers of State, the fol lowing : The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Archbishop of Dublin, the Bishop of Landaff; the Vice-Chancellor, the Judge of the Arches Court ; the Ambassadors and Ministers of France, Austria, Sweden, Denmark, Sardinia, Naples, Bavaria, Hesse, and Baden ; M. J. Colquhoun, the Consul-General for the Hanse Town, M. Lopez da Cunha, the Portuguese Consul. Dukes—Grafton, Wellington, Montrose, Buckingham, Beau fort, Dorset, Argyll. Marquisses—Virinchester, Exeter, Downshire, Londonderry, Anglesca, Graham, Cholmondeley, Cornwallis, Conyngham, Worcester, Bath. Bads—Chichester, Ancram, Carnarvon, Verulam, Strath more, Belmore, Clanwilliam, Darnley, Darlington, Lonsdale, Caledon, Enniskillen, Brownlow, Elgin, Cork, Denbigh, Ca van, Abingdon, Mount-Edgcumbe, Elphinstone, Lennox, Mel:. vine, Egremont, Bathurst, Winchelsea, Macclesfield, Rock savage, Cathcart, Wemyss, Westmorland, Lauderdale, liar rowby, Yarmouth, ,Wilton, Ashburnham, Glasgow, Rochfort, Brownlow, Gower, Stamford, Ludlow. _ _ Viscounts—peerhurst, Gage, Newport, Ennismore, Stop ford, Ebrington, Eastnor, Dunglas, Maynard, Melville, Sid mouth, Morpeth, Grey. Lohis—Henniker, Darlington, Willoughby de Broke, Dy nevor, Clifton, Sandon, Dunsatiy, Mark Kerr, Ducie, North. wick, Clonbrook, Rolle, Henry Thynne, R.N., Ashtown, Dundas Montagu, Bagot, Teignmouth, Stourton, G. Ben. tinck, Colchester, Gwydyr, G. Bercsford, Calthorpe, Ravens.. worth, Lowther, C. Bentinck, Boston, Stewart, Burghersh, Holland, James Murray, W. Bentinck, Redesdale, Kenyon, Rivers, Combermere, Graves, St. Asaph, Grantham, Howden, F. Bentinck, Robert Manners, Kensington, Rous, Dun stanville. Rigid Honourables—Sir John Nicholl, William Bagwell, C:Grant, R. Peel, W. Iluskisson, W. H. Freemantle, N. Vansittart. Honourables—John Tollemache, ---,Eardley, H. Wind sor, W. Barrington, G. Vaughan, J. W. Gage, J. Henniker, Lieutenant - Colonel Butler, Rev. J. Blackwood, C. Noel, B. Noel, Colonel Monckton, F. Stanhope, E. Stourton, L. Noel, Captain Poulett, R.N., Captain Noel, R.N. Rev. G. Noel, Lieut.-Colonel Goldner, Lieut. Keith, R.N., Lieut. Barne wall, G. Miles. Sirs—J. Astley, A. Malet, R. 'Watson, W. Adams, H. Pynn, C. Imhoff, W. Stirling, F. Ommaney, L. Moeller, E. B. Ba ker, J. L. Haye, R. Borough, C. Knowles Lacon, Bart., C. Burrell, R. Milnes, Bart., N. C. Colthurst, A. Chichester, Bart., M. Cholmondely, A. Don, C. De Voeux, Bart., C. Hawkins, Bart., M.P., T. Cotton Sheppard, J. Croft, Bart., Marcus Somerville, H. F. Herbert, E. H. East, Claudius Hun ter, Wm. Lemon ' F. Desanges, C. M. Lockhart, Ba r t., W. Chatterton, R. H. Inglis, 111. Ridley, J. Hippesley, W. G. Cumming, C. H. Coote, M.P., D. Moncrieffe, Bart., G. Cay ley, C. Flint, P. C. Silvester, Bart. and C. 1., G. Alderson, H. Palliser, Bart., J. Robinson, C. Aidis, T. Nemarth, C. Harvey, W. G. H. Joliffe, T. Stanley, T. Fremantle, Ro bert Chester, Robert Gardiner, H. Torrent, 11. Calvert Wi lloughby Gordon, William Congreve, Hussey Vivian, W. A'Court, John Wellesley, T. Hammond, C. Sullivan, T. Stan ley,,C. W. Grant Keir, G. ,Martin, M. Nightingale, C. Flint, R. Boulton, W. Clayton. Bishops--Clonfert, Llandaff, London, Lincoln. Drans—Rochester, Salisbury, Carlisle. Rev. Doctors—Symons, Pearson, Gray, Sleath, Blomberg, Budge, Fynes Clinton, alessrs.—T. Hussey, Saxby Penfold, Wm. Brown, F. F. Bowes, W. Digby, F. Barker, H. Plimley, A. Steward, G. Burton, M. A. It. S. Dixon, T. Short, J. H. Brenton, R. M. N. Usticke, W. Beville, Gamier, F. Sullivan, J. M. Halsey, E. S. Pearce, E. Reed, R. Crockett, E. Barnard, J. M`Evoy, C. Glyn, A. Cooper, N. 11. Arthy, W. J. Moore. Doctors—Richardson, Woods, S cud amore, C. Dunne, Banny, Granville, A. Baird, G. Emery. Barons—Sternhold, Langsdoff, Quentelli. Counts—Woronzow, Lieven, Munster, Ludolf, Leto. Admirals—Sir J. Hawkins Whitshed, Sir F. Laforey, Eyles, Page, Sir Thos. Williams, Sotheby, Glynn, Sir R. heats, Sir R. King, Markham, West, Sir H. Bayntun, Sir I. Coffin, Sir G John NI ells, K.C.8., Sir G. Martin, Sotheron. Gencrals—Sir Henry Torrens, Sir Rufane Donkin, Burr, Lord Blaney, Young, R.A., Church, Darby Griffith, Kerr, Sir T. Dallas, K.C.8., Ramsay, De Butts, R.E., Sir James Lyon, Ross, Orde, Loftus, Eden, Sir John Malcolm, G.C.8., J. Michel, Sir H. Lowe, B. Reynardson, Fraser, St. George, Sir M. Nightingall, Aylmer, Huskisson, Sir R. O'Callaghan, O'Loghlin, Douglas, T. 'Widdringtotr, Sir C. Imhoff, Hart, E. Stopford, Sir R. Macfarlane, Sir J. Cameron, K.C.8., Sir W. Kier Grant, Sir W. Cackburn, Bart., Sir John Mur ray, Bart., Sir John Keane, Milner, Walker, N. Balfour, Earl Ludlow, Earl Donoughmore, Sir T. Hislop, Lyon, Grosvenor, Finch. Colonels—Walter, M'Dermott, Oke, Sir Henry Pymm, Sir J. C. Smyth, Brydges, Lord Charles Fitzroy, Lautour, John, Camac, Thackwell, Arthur, Elliot, Thomas Bunbury, Hall, Reeve, Sir Robert Harvey, Reynett, Lewis, Sir G. Wood, R.A., Reeves, C. 8., Astell, M.P., Hill, Harvey (late of the Duke of Kent's Household), Hughes, Henry 'Wyndham, Cheney, Meyrick, Wylly, Newbery, Belli, Houstoun, C. 8., Robbins, 111 4 Dermott, M‘Gregor Murray,'Stewart, Wynd ham, J. D. Greenhill, Pinney, Hargreaves, Westenra, Sir A. Frazer, K.C.8., Hon. Lowther, Bosanquet, Cavendish, Berkeley. Majors—Edm. Hardy, Ebrington, Smith, Stepney, Cowell, Jackson, Baron Schmiedern, Jolliffe, Hamlyn Williams, Ken naway, Sir J. R. Eustace, Paul, Luard, Campbell. Captains—Griffith, C. Austin, R.N., Sir James Dunbar, Bt. R.N., Wilkins, Trehawke Kekewick, Cuyier, Dawson, Shake spear, Wood, John Lawrence, C.B. R.N., Wm. Hanmer, Car penter' Arnold, E.I.C. Hawker, R.N., Peckett, R.E., Mac donald, Rayley, R.N., 111‘Dowa11, R.N., H. B. Powell, R.N., Sanders, R.N., Grover, Hon. S. M. Gardner, Noel, Melville Grindlay, A. B. Bingham, R.N., Abbott, R.N., Fredcroft, B. M. Kelly; R.N. Marten, Dixon, Girardot, Lo r d S c h om b erg Kerr, Hackwood, R.N., E. W. C. Astley, R.N.,Schomberg, Wern) ss, R.N. Brigstocke, R.N., Downing, E. anis, R.N., Saunders, R.d.A.,Wormeley, Charles Jones, R.N., Macdonald, Alexander, R.N., Bowles, R.N., Lane, F. J. Thomas, R.N., Hardyman, C.B. R.N., Athill, R.N., S. Ni colas, C. 8., Philips, Kennersly Charles Austin, R.N., John Lawrence, C.B. R.N., De Starck ' R.N. Liddon, R.N. Lieutenants—Saville Broom, R. Sutherland, 92d., Ileywood, R.A., Monro, R.A., Berners, James Annesley, James Bissett, Sir A. Malet, Bart., Browne, Hollingworth, Sloane, Bulkeley, Branston, Torriano, R.N.,H. Mathias, R.A., J. Buckley, M'Alpine, O'Donnell, endall, R.A., Bishop, Thomas Darcy Morris, Mangles, Fenwick, Storey. Cornets—George Hill, R.H.$., S. Welch Hunt, Collyer, Hollingsworth, Musgrave, Grenville Temple, Chetwynd, Al fred Shewell, Astley, Wigram, Wiss. Ensign William Childers. Mesart—Hervey, Divett, M.P. Mansfield, M.P., Cockburn, H. Curds, Gladstone, Legh, Stuart Wortley, Dennis Drowne, Lopez de Cunha, J. Colquhoun, Temple West, Reeves, Wade, Watson Taylor, Rae Wilson; Bethell, Elmes, Baillie, Farrant, E. Parratt, Croker, SilvertOp, F. Westenra, Berens, T. W. Russell, Chaworth Lockart Mure, Caldcleugh, Farquhar, " Dymoke Elwes, A. Macdonald, Delme Radcliffe, Benson, J. Waldie, Bontine, Clarence Pigou, Turner, C. Eoule, Hyde, Whalley, G. C.. Harvey, Liddell, A. Isted, Stuart Hay Allan, J. A. Allan, J. Webster Wedderburn, Hope, Adam Smith, Lawrence, Henniker, Vade, W. Copland, Molyneux Peel, Lawrence, R. B. Gardiner, Keating, Saint Quentin, Borough, 0. E. Williams, W. Marshall, Mitchell, Denman, Aylmer, Aide, B. Simpson, E. Cheney, Fortescue, G. Villers, Stanley, H. Sawbridge, J. Hammet, P. Browne, 11. Wheatley, J. Lit tledale, Protheroe, E. Protheroe, Frisell, Cox, IV. H. Irby, F. Greathead l W. Heathcote, AV. Burnell, Bishop, J. Vere, Jodrel, Fierning, Smith Barry, A. Copland, Annesly, Bul teel, I. Blackburne, C. Wright, Pelham, Mundy, Wallace, Kaye, Rae Mure, W. Williams, Williams ' Durnerque, W. B. Wrightson, P. Ashburnham, C. Gardiner, Wynn, Whitmore, Wroughton, Children, East, H. Mash, Lamb, Skennersly, Conyngham, G. C am pbell, J. Vere, Estcourt, Webb, Marse, Halifax, J. P. Williams, M.P. Chevalier, Clarke, Bustard, Montgomerie, Wescomb, Chambers, Morgan, Wyndham, Dl. P. M. Dyer, Carter, M.P., R. Hay, Pendergast, Scudamore, Bal four, Malcolm, 0. Langton, Harrison, IN ewse, T. W. T. Fagg, Cockburne, C. E. Long, E. A. Howard, J. Law, Gladstone, M.P., S. Stanhope, Drummond, M.P., N. 11. Steward, A. R. Drummond, Ducy, C. Packe, Dugdale, M.P., G. Seymour, Brummell, Askew, Hone, J. H. Butterworth, R. Colborne, A. Wallace, A. Smith, jun., Guthrie, Greenwood, Fielding, J. Brookes, J. S. S. Cooke, G. L. Blount, Hart Davis, W. Tur ner, F. Perkins, Hammersly, J. Anncrsly, 111‘Kenzie, Devon, Taylor, I. Villiers, E. Jolliffe, Jones, Bankes, Price, F. W. Lucas, Mansfield, M.P., Auriol, C. Mitford, Gooch, T. Divett, M.P., T. Y. Rice, M.P., C. Cox, Chenny, Brad shaw, J. Galt, Fitzgerald, D. Gilbert, E. Ihribin; J. Cart-. wright, B. Rennell, R. Wilbraham, Egerton, W. Mpers, Mac-• donald, Davidson, Oaks, J. Barham, Vade, T. Lowther, G. Townley, M. Greville, D. Browne, Tollemache, AV. Lucas, Bigge. It being nearly two months since his MAJESTY held a l Levee, the Presentations were very numerous. The following were among them : Lieut.-Col. Don Francisco de Sirera, by the Spanish Minister Mr. Washington Irving, by the American Minister Mons. de Moraes Sarmento, the new Charge d'Affaires from Portugal, by the Marquis of Londonderry The Baron Quintello, by Baron Moraes Sarmento By the French Ambassador in circle :—The Duke de Guiche, Le Comte d'Hossenville, Baron de Stael, Count d'Orsay, Count de Boissy, Chevalier Desinoyffeani de Givre Mr. Lawrence, Bengal Civil Service, on his return from India . Cornet Wiss, 6th Dragoon Guard*, on his appointment Sir Wm. Adams, on being appointed Oculist Extraordinary to his Majesty Mr. Rae Wilson, on his return from Jerusalem, and his mar riage Dr. Richardson, Author of " Travels along the Mediter ranean" Rev. Dr. Blomberg, on his appointment as Residentiary of St. Paul's Mr. Hammersley, on his marriage Mr. M. Chaworth, on the King's Coronation, by the Lord in Waiting The Rev. Dr. Fynes Clinton, upon resuming the name of Clinton The Rev. J. F. Foord Bowes, Chaplain to his Majesty Viscount Grey, by the Earl of Stamford Mr. James Webster Wedderburn, receiving the honour of Knighthood Lieutenant-General Church, when lie received the honour of Knighthood Mr. Edward Bankes, when lie received the honour of Knight hood Capt. John Lawrence, R.N. by Viscount Melville Lieut.-Col. Oke, late 61st Regt., by the Lord in Waiting Major Campbell, 9th Lancers, on promotion Capt. C. Austin, R.N. by Sir Francis M. Ommaney, M.P. Lieut. Saville rown, on his appointment to the 10th Foot Major Baron Schmieslern, by the Marquis of Anglesea Mr. Keating, by the Lori in Waiting Lieutenant-Col. Latour, on his being appointed Sheriff' of Belfordshire The Rev. K. S. Dixon, on his going ab r o a d Rev. G. Burdhu, M.A. by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Elmes, on his return from Ireland Rev. Frederick Sullivan, by his brother, Sir Charles Sullivan Rev. Henry Plimley, Chancellor of the Diocese of Chichester Mr. Lockhart Mure, on his marriage R v. Dr. Gray, Prebendary of Durham, on the King's Coronation Mr. Baikie, on his return from abroad The Rev. Mr. 51eutli, by the Lord in 'Waiting Mr. William Marshall, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. John Vere, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Silvertop, an theCorconation Mr. Edward Parratt, by Colonel Bosanquet 31r. Liddell, on his marriage, by Lord Ravensworth Sir J. Croft, Bart. accepting the Portuguese Order of Tower and Sword Mr. Borough, on going abroad Mr. Owen E. Williams, by the Lori In Waiting. Sir Edw. Hyde East, late Chief Justice at Calcutta,.by Vis. count Sidmouth Mr. Greaves Townley, by Vice-Admiral Southeron Rev. Dr. Symons, Chaplain to H.RH. the D u k e o f C am b r idge Mr. Denman, on being elected Common S er j ean t o f L on d on Mr. Aylmer, Mr. Lamb Sir Thos. N. - :marth, Bart. Captain of Buckinghamshire Yeom. Cavalry Sir T. Cotton Sheppard, Bart. on succeeding to his title Sir P. Carteret Silvester, Bart. C.B. on succeeding to his title Sir Thomas Fremantle, on being created a Baronet Mr. Benson, by the Lord in Waiting Rev. John Moore Halsey, on the Coronation Mr. Lucy, by Lord Lowther Sir David Moncriffe, by the Lord in Waiting Sir Charles Macdonald Lockhart, Bad. by General Sir James Stewart, Bart Mr. John Vere, by the Lord in Waiting Sir Matthew Ridley, on the Coronation Mr. Stanley, by Sir Thomas Stanley Sir Charles Des Voeux, Bart. on his Majesty's Coronation Sir Christopher Hawkins, Bart. M.P. on ditto Mr. Bontine, by the Duke of Montrose Mr. Rawson B. Gardiner, on his return from India, by Mr. Wynn* Monsieur Aide, on his marriage Rev. Ambrose Steward, on his Majesty's Coronation Mr. Caldcleugh, on the Coronation Dr. Gresley Emery, Deputy Inspector of Hospitals, on the Coronation Dr. Andrew Baird, on the Coronation., by Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin Mr. William Copland, Light Horse Volunteers, by Colonel Bosanquet Major Jackson, 20th Regiment, on the Coronation Mr. Frisell, on returning from abroad Mr. Frederick Perkins, on his going abroad Rev. Robert Crockett. on his preferment Earl of Leonox Melville, on coming to his title Major Kenawav, East Devon Yeomanry ; by Lord Calthorpe Rear-Admiral Eyles, on the Coronation, and on his promotion Vice-Admiral Sir Rd. Keats, on , his appointment as Governor of Greenwich Hospital Vice-Admiral Sir Henry Baynton, on his promotion Lieut.-Gen. Ramsay, on the Coronation, and his return from the Continent Major-Gen. De Butts, Royal Engineers, on his promotion Major-Gen. Sir John Malcolm, G.C.B. on his return from India Major-Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe, on his appoiument to the com mand of 92d Regiment Major-Gen. Sir J. Cameron, on being invested with, Insignia of K.C.B. Col. Brydges, to receive the honour of Knighthood Lieut.-Gen. Sir John Murray, Bart. on his return from abroad Major-Gen. Walker, 58th Regiment, on the Coronation Lieut.-Col. Camas, on his marriage • Lieut.-Col. Thackerill, 15th Hussars, by the Lord in Waiting Col. Arthur, on his return from Honduras, by Earl Bathurst Mr. Charles Mitford, by the Earl or Egremont Mr. Randle Wilbraham, by Mr. Egerton Mr. Greavis Townley by Vice-Admiral Sotheron Mr. Vade, on the Coronation Mr. E. Cheney, on going abroad, by Colonel Cheney Mr. John Jones, on the Coronation, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. John Galt, by the Earl of Blesinton Mr. Charles Auriol, on his return from the Continent, by his father Mr. Bishop, to present Music, dedicated to his Majesty Hon. Lieut.-Colonel Butler, by the Lord in Waiting Hon. Lieut. Keith, R.N., by Lord Lauderdale Sir Edward Knowles Lacon, Bart. on succeeding to'his title Sir A. Chichester, on being created a Baronet, by Earl Gosford Lieut. Charles Burrell, by the Earl of Egremont Mr. William Heathcote, by the Earl of Macclesfield Mr. John Waldie, by the Lord in Waiting' Rev. John Henry Breynton, on going abroad • Rev. Thomas Short, by the Lord in - Waiting , Mr. Charles Wright, by Lord William Bentmck Lord Dundas, on coming to his title Lord Henniker, on taking the surname of Major Mr. James Hammet, by Sir Edmund Lacon, Bad. - The Hon. G. Vaughan, 9th Lancers, on his appointment Capt. Evans, Hon. East India S erv i ce , on hi s return from India Capt. Arnold, 10th Hussars, on his return from abroad . Capt. Peckett, Royal Engineers, by the Lord in Waiting Capt. Carpenter, 15th Hussars, by the Lord in Waiting Captain Win. Hanmer, Royal Maclor Yeomanry, by Lord 'Kenyon Capt. Dawson, North York Militia, on the Coronation Capt. Cuyler, Coldsream Guards, on being appointed Aid-de , Camp to Major-Gen. Sir James Lyon Capt. Montgoinerie, Ist Ayrshire Yeom. Cay. by the Earl of Glasgow Major Luard, on his promotion Lieut.-Col. Westenra, Bth Dragoons, on hi s re t urn f rom I n di a Cornet Hollingsw or th, Scots Greys, on the Coronation Capt. F. J. Thomas, R.N., by the Lord in Waiting Capt. Lane, 15th King's Hussars, on the Coronation, Capt. Bowles, R.N. on his appointment Capt. Alexander, R.N., on his appointment to the Alligator Capt. Wormeby, R.N., by Sir I. Coffin Capt. E. Walli s , R.N. by the Lord in Waiting Capt. Trehawke Kehewick, Devon Yeomanry, by Lord Rolle Capt. Wilkins ' Bombay Light Cavalry, on returning to India Capt. Philips, Isth King's Hussars, on the Coronation Capt. Athill, on the Coronation Lord Stourton, on coming to his title Mr. John Henniker, by Lord Hennike r Mr. Hervey, on th e Coronation Lord George Bentinck, on promotion Mr. J. Littledale, on his return from India Mr. Edward Protheroe, by his father Hon. Baptist Noel, by Hon. Charles Noel Mr. Henry Wheatley, on the Coronation Mr. F. W. Lucas, by the Lord in Waiting Sir Wm. Gordon Cumming, by the Earl of Wemyss Mr. .I. H. Butterworth, on his Majesty's Coronation Mr. Ridley Colborne, on his Majesty's Coronation Mr. Albany Wallace, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Frederick William Lucas, by Mr. Mansfield Mr. Charles Gardiner, late Military Secretary to the Bengal Government Mr. Balfour, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Malcolm, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Harrison, on his return from abroad Mr. Newte, by the Lord in Waiting • Mr. J. W. J. Fagg, Cornet 4th Dragoon Guards Mr. Cockburn, on coming of age, by his'father, Sir William Cockburn, -Bart. Mr. Gladstone, M.P. by the Lord in Waiting Mr. N. H. Steward, Sheriff of Suffolk, on his Majesty's Coro. nation Mr. E. A. Howard, on his Majesty's Coronation. Mr. A. R. Drummond, on his marriage, by Mr. Drummond Mr. Lacy, on his M a j es ty' s C oronat i on , )y Lord Lowther Mr. Brummell, on his return from abroad, by Lord Graves Mr. C. Packe, on his marriage, by Mr. Dugdale, M.P. Mr. Askew, on his Majesty's Coronation Mr. J. Annesley, on his being attached to the Embassy at Ber lin Mr. Taylor, by the Lord in W a iting Mr. W. B. Wrightson, on his rtiarria b rre Earl Killmorey, on his promotion to the Peerage • Earl of Denbigh, on his marriage Mr. East, son o f Si r Ed w East, by Lord Viscount Sidmouth Mr. T. P. Williams, M.P. by the Lord in Waiting Mr. H. Mash, by Gentleman Usher of the Privy Chamber Lord Willoughby de Broke, on coming to his title Mr. Vade, by Sir Walter Stirling Mr. Clarke, Saville-row, by the Right Hon. Wm. Peel Lord Douglas, by the Marquis of Londonderry Mr. J. Smith Barry, to take leave on his return to Ireland Mr. John Hay Allan, by the Lord in ‘‘' aiting Mr. Bastard, M.P. by Lord Sidmouth Mr. Carter, M.P. on his Majesty's Coronation Mr. Dumerque, as Surgeon Extraordinary to his Majesty Mr. H. Chambers, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. John Williams, by Mr. W. Williams Wynn Mr. Rae Mure, by the Lord in Waiting Lord Henry Thynr.e, R. N. on his promotion Capt. Sir Jas. Dunbar, Bart. R.N. on his Majesty's Coronation Ensign Wm. Childers, on his appointment to the 4th Regialent Cornet Astley, on his appointment to the 11th Light Dragoons Cornet Alfred Shewell, 18th Hussars, upon appointment Cornet Collyer, Light Horse Volunteers, on appointment Lieut. Bishop, Bengal Cavalry, by Sir Wm. Clayton Lieut. Thos, Davey Morris, Bombay Infantry Cornet Chetwynd, Ist Life Guards, bj Earl Stamford Cornet Musarave, 9th Lancers, on the Coronation Lieut. Kendall, Royal Artillery, on -his return from Ceylon Lieut. O'Donnell, 15th Hussars, on the Coronation Lieut. Macalpine, 15th Hussars, by the Lord in Waiting Lieut. Robert Sutherland, 92d Highlanders, by Earl Gower Lieutenant F. Buckley, 15th King's Hussars, by the Lord in Waiting Lieut. H. Matthias, Royal Artillery, on going abroad Lieut. Tornano, Royal Artillery, on return from abroad Lieut. Bulkeley, on promotion and return from abroad Lieut. Brarnston, Essex Yeomanry, by the Lord in Waiting Lieut. Sloane, Royal Welch Fuzileers, by the Lord in Waiting Lieut. Hollings worth, 6th Drag. Guards, on his return from India Lieut. Browne, 9th Lancers, on his return from Germany Lieut. Sir Alex. Malet, Bart., Wilts Yeomanry Lieut. James Annesley, R.N., on the Coronation Lieut. Monro, Royal Artillery, by the Lord in Waiting Lieut. Heywood, Royal Artillery, by. the Lord in Waiting Capt. Marten, 2d Life Guards ' on his promotion Capt. Packwood, R.N. by t h e Lord in Waiting Capt. Groves, on his Majesty's Coronation Capt. Sanders, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting Capt. Herbert Brace Powell, on his Majesty's Coronation Capt. M'Dowall, R.N. on his return from service Capt. Rayley, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting • Capt. Macdonald, 92d Regiment Militia, Secretary to the Duke of Manchester Capt. Downing, 69th Toot, on'the Coronation Capt. Lord Schomberg Kerr, 32d Regiment, on promotion Capt. Dixon, Isth Hussars, by the Lord in Waiting Capt. Becknard Kelly, R.N. on hi s re t urn f rom Africa Capt. Frederoft, by the Earl of Egremont Capt. A. A. Bingham, R.N. on promotion Capt. M. Grindley, on his return from Italy Capt. Noel, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Edward Unwin, on going abroad Mr. Fitzgerald, to present an Anniversary Poem to his Majesty Mr. W. Blackstone Rennell, by Gen: Fraser, on going abroad Mr. Davies Gilbert, M.P. on the Coronation " Mr, Thomas Cartwright, on his return faom Munich Hon! F. Stanhope, appointed Aid-de-Camp to the Marquis NVellesley Hon. Mr. Edward Stourton, by the Lord in Waiting lion. Leland Noel, by the Hon. Charles Noel Mr. John Greathead, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Hodson, on the Coronation Mr. Price, Apothecary-in-Chief, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Charles Stuart Hay Allan, by the Lord in Waiting Rev. A. H. Astley, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Charles Earle, on the Coronation, and his going abroad Major Jolliffe, by Sir Walter Stirling, Bart. on the Coronation Mr. George C. Harvey, by Sir Henry Torrens Mr. Wm. Turner, on his marriage, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Hyde Whalley ' of Somerset, by Sir J. C. Hippisley Major Paul, Royal North Gloucester Militia, by the Duke of Beaufort Lieut.-Gen. Church, to receive the honour of Knighthood Rear-Admiral Glynn, on his promotion, by Sir F. Ommaney, M.P. Lieut.-Gen. Burr, on the Coronation, by Lord Rolle Lieut.-Colonel lq‘Gregor Murray, on his return from abroad Major-General Huskisson; on his promotion, and return from India Lieut.-Colonel John, 58th Regiment on promotion, by the Earl of Cavan Lieut.-Colonel H. Wyndham, late 19th Lancers, by. Earl Egremont . . Lieut.-Colonel Hall,. 66th Regiment, on promotion, by Sir H. Torrens Lieut.-Colonel F. Bunbury, 83d Regiment on his yeturn from . Ireland Col. Newbury, on appointment to the 6th Lancers, and going to India Captain Liddon, R.N. of the late Arctic Expedition Liet.-Colonel J. D. Greenhill, on his .return from India Lieut.-Colonel Stewart, 10th Regiment, - by the Lord in Waiting Lieut.-Colonel Robins, half-p a y, 18th F oo t, on hi s promot i on I Lieut.-Colonel Houston, C.B. on his return from India. Lieut.-Colonel Belli, to take leave, on his departure for India Lieut.-Colonel Harvey, by the Lord in Waiting Lieut.-Colonel Lewis, Monmouth Militia, on the Coronation Capt. Kennersly, Staffordshire Yeomanry, by Col. Monkton Col. Reynett, Military Secretary to the Duke of Cambridge Major E. Hardy, Bombay Artillery, on his return from India Major Smith, Bombay Light Cavalry, on his return from India Major S.Cowell, Coldstream Guards, on his return from abroad Capt. T. Nicolas, C.B. on his ret ur n f rom Newfoundla nd Major Hamlyn Williams, 7th Hussars, on his promotion Major Sir J. B. Eustace, 19th Lancers, on his promotion. .),"7: 4 1 t .,. ..',_. . j , _ C 4 rir 4:5-' ' ".1. . 45 " •' f -e - 4:T 8\ i g '" .... / L' , 4l/ ~,-, ,-- .i . .9 ---... 7.. W? - ._ ~ , c)•• "" } pen, !I - ;.,,(?.. 2 ,: - . - :-- - •--,:-...- .--= - F -... es r . -I '-Ell -. Oi 114. 1,1 , 11% 41 FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. The Earl and Countess of Denbigh, in Dover-street ; Lieut.- Col. Dawson, in Bury -street, St. James's ; Mr. Henry Fane, in Hill-street; Lady F. Fitzwilliam, in Wimpole-street ; Lady and Miss de Roos, in Upper Grosvenor-street ; Mr. C. Nor man, at the Dowager Duchess of Rutland's, in Sackville4treet; Lady Sophia Pierrepoint, in Portman-square; Mr. H. Sturt, in Upper Broolr.street ; Baroness D'Oxenstierna, in-Chandos street, Cavendish-square, from Sweden. DEPARTURES.-111r. Page Nichol and Mrs. Scott, from Nerot's Hot e l ; M r . an d M rs . T en i son, an d family, from ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Henniker, from ditto, for the Continent; Mrs. Tourner and family, from ditto ; Mr. Hughes, from ditto. THE ARMY. The Ist Regiment of Life Guards to march from Hyde-park barracks to Windsor barracks.— The '2d Regiment of Life Guards from Windsor to the Regents'-park barracks.—The ['dues from the Regents'-park barracks to Hyde-park bar racks.—The above changes to take place onSatur day next.—His Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER yesterday inspected the battalion of his regiment, the 3d Foot Guards, sta tioned at the Tower. The battalion went through the manceuvres with great correct ness, and seemed to give entire satisfaction to their illustrious Colonel. His Royal High ness afterwards inspected the barracks. He then visited the various armouries, depots of arms, and ordnance map-room, attended by a nume rous company of the Officers of the Guards, and a party of the Yeomen of the Guard, and subse quently partook of a dejeuner a la fourchette in the Officers' mess-room. His Royal Highness looked very well, and took his leave apparently much delighted with the business of the day.— His Royal Highness on his way viewed the mid dle Temple Hall, and also the Church of the Inner Temple. On Saturday last, "the 52d Regiment marched into Clonmel from,Dublia; and on Monday tLe Ist Royals marched for Waterford. - MER6ANI,ILE PCiRTSSIOUTT-1, JUNE 12.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Row cliff, De Bois, from Woolwich, with loss of., sails in a heavy thunder squall on Monday night.—Sailed the Warren Hast ings and Dorsetshire, for Bengal. . MILFORD, JUNE 12.—Arrived. the .schooner Brunswick, Fenton, from Smyrna to Liverpool ; sailed the 23d of April— left there his Majesty's ship Martin,. and on that station his Majesty's ships Revolutionaire, Sprey, and Medina, one French 60 gun ship and two frigates, two Dutch and one Aus trian frigate; the Planter, for Greenock, and John for 'Liver pool, sailed from Smyrna about ten days before the Bruns wick; the Sultan, Yeoman, a few days before; and the Lau rel, Barber, for Liverpool, the same day as the Brunswick. DEAL, JUNE 12.—Wind N. E.--A foreign galliot, Chris tina, got entangled with the Goodwin Sands last night, and was extricated by the assistance of a Deal boat's crew and pro ceeded on her voyage to Havre. The Norwegian ship Indus. try, Westerman, of and from Wasa to Havre, got on shore about 11 o'clock last night on the Goodwin Sands, where she still remains. The Mate and crew were landed here this after noon. The Captain could not be prevailed on to quit the ship. The crew report her to be laden with deals, pitch, and tar; also that she is bilged, and it is much feared she will be , wrecked. FASHIONABLE PARTIES. The Duke of Montrose will entertain a distinguish:d - party this day at his house in Grosvenor-square. The Ambassador of the Netherlands had a large party at dinner yesterday, at his house, Whitehall-place. Gen. Hussey had a dinner party yesterday It his house in Cumberland-place. The Earl and Countess of Derby entertained Lord and Lady King and a select party at dinner, on Tuesday, at their house in, Grosvenor-square. The Earl and Countess Cowper had a large party at dinner yesterday, at their house In George-street, Hanover-square. The Marchioness of Salisbury entertained a select party of fashionables yesterday at her house in Arlington-street. The Ladies Fitzpatrick entertained a party of fashionables yesterday their house in Grosvenor-place. Viscount and Viscountess Falmouth had a large party at dinner yesterday at their house in St. James's-square. Prince Esterhazy entertained a distinguished party at dinner yesterday at Chandos House. General Grenville entertained the Duke of Buckingham, and a party . of his distingiiiihed Friends, at dinner yesterday, at his house in Hill-street, Berkeley-square. Colonel Stanhope had a dinner-party yesterday at his house in South Audley-street. LATE DUEL IN SCOTLAND. [From the Edinburgh Courant, June 10.1 HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY.—This forenoon the Court met, and proceeded to the trial of JAMES STUART, Esq., accused of being the prin cipal in the duel in which Sir ALEXANDER BOS WELL, of Auchinleck, was mortally wounded on the 26th March last. The trial is not expected to be long, but as we are necessitated to go to press at an early hour, we will give the particti lars in a second edition at six o'clock in the evening.—Mr. STUART entered the Court at 10 A. M. , accompanied by his relatives, the . Right Honourable the Earl of MORAY, and DA V I D EttsKINE, Esq. of Cardross. t1(1 Judges taking their seats with the usual 'fortn . .s, the LORD JUSTICE CLERK announced to Mr. STUART of his being to be tried for acting as priticipal a duel with Sir ALEXANDER BOSWELL, Bart. who lost his life ; and he desired the indictment to be read by his Majesty's Counsel, which. being, done, a Jury was chosen of the following gentle men) viz.— Sir Alexander Maitland Gibson, Bart. Sir John Hope, Bart. Sir James Dalziel. Hamilton Dundas, Esq. of Duddingsto4, James Watson of Saughton. J. IVauchope of Edmonstone. Thomas Adinston of Carcant. William Pagan, Esq. Spittleton. J. Haig, Lochnn. J. Thomson of Burnhouse. John Anderson of Whitburgh. D. Brown, clothier. Paterson, ironmonger. Thomas ➢,`Ritchie, merchant, Limb. Stewart Telfer, ditto, Leith. . -:, MANstori-Hotrst.—The Concert for the be 7 nefit of the Irish Poor was given last nig t, s at Ole Mansion-House, when the Egyptian-hall was, by. , favour of the I MAYOFt, fitted, up in expecr tation of a numerous company. All,the leading' • members of the musical world, foreign as well , , British (with one or two exceptions), . cam e •, nerously forward to support the cause of eharity..•, • 7 ., The music in general was well selected, from Cherubini, Rossini, Mnzart, and others. • Thg t audience, however, Was by no means crowded, ' • • notwithstanding the distinguished names of the Patronesses ; though there is reason to believe, that at the west end of the town a considerable • - number of tickets were paid for by families who i s found it inconv en i en t t o attend.. Refreshments for the company were liberally provided in an • adjoining apartment; and those orthe Lady P 4. tronesses, and their friends who were present, were invited to supper with the Lord and Lady Mayoress. ..e.... . ~~ _,~ : + .t• ~~• ~:. TT PUGILISM AT M O ULSEY LI URST.--Fo U itF IGHTS . Yesterday the amateurs mustered very numerously to witness the fight between Acton and Ward, for a purse of * guineas, given by the P. C. This battle lasted only 144 minutes: Ward had it all his own way.--The second fight, between the Ypipg Gas and Burke, was won by the latter in two minutes, owing to the former spraining his ancle. The third fight, between the Gipsey and Scroggms, after a most desperate contest of 27 Mi nutes was won by the Gypsey.—The fourth fi ght, between Stockman and Jones, the Sailor Boy, was decided in the fiat round. Jones having sprained his ancle.—Ward offered to fight Martin for 1001.—On the whole it was $ good day's play. I. 4