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Vansittart, protr.oteet..'wDated March aoi. •. _ . . ,•.. • ••..., • 155r-Offilv, *ril 4, 18ot. 2d Reginient of Life Guards, .Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant the Hooontablo-Edward Irby to be Lieutenant, by pnrchase, vice -,Keating,.. promoted. in Alm 26th ',Light Dragoons. Cornet Edward Kelly;- from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet ass,! 4:11-.Likiiiieriant, by purchase,rby. ' ISt Regiment 134 . pragootic . GOttis, Richard Barrow. Gent. to be Cornet, byokosehose.„.vlee•Barelay ' who retires. • • 7th Ditto,' Joiutlttd•VlSZtOnnt Arbuthnot to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Buntiury, promoted in the 4th Foot. ;d Rtalynt of Dragoons, Richard Podgson, Esc!: froth.the • 65tPtroot, 'to be Pavmaster,.vice Bruere, who exatatiges. etillr Ditto, •Sartpson - IldwgoOd ,Ftetich, Gent. ;o be _Cornet, by purchase, vice Twaddel, appointed to the 391 h Foor. ierii Regiment ot - Light Dragoons; ChOiles Henry 13auVerie, Gent,' to be' Cornet; 'by: purchase, vice Cartniehael, Jiro- Inoted. • • - • ' x rth Ditto, Cornet H. Philips (o be, Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Wank!, who retires. •- : 15th auto, Corrnet Hugh.Montgontery to he Lieuteoant, by purchase; viceLorti Lisle, 'protnote. in the 72d Foot. En . ,sign.loho M'Mahon, from the 27th'Foot, to be Cornet, vice Broadbent, who ex-changes. 18th Ditto; Captain Thomas`Lowther Allen tube Afajor, by purchase; vice Chtistinas,'who retires. LicutenanrGeorge Clarke Sp - i - floods. front the 53d Foot, to be Lieutenant, cite Ryan, who exchanges. • tsth Ditto, Maurice Fitz.gibbon, Gent. to be Cornet, with , out purchase. a7th Ditto. Lieutenant Miles Flinch. to be Claptain-,Lieute nant, without piti . elnise, vice Pitilpot, promoted. Joseph Davi:scat, .Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Byn,g, proMoted. • . • - Ist-Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign Kingsmill Evans to be ...Lieutenant,. by•purchase; vice Gilliani,.who retires. 2d Regiment al Foot, fohn Oleney, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase,.viceHolmeS, promoted. • 4th Ditto,' Alexander Webster, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Laroche, who retires. - Macintosh, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Whiabon, who is . superseded, being absent without Leave. s:h Reginient of Foot, Lieutenant John Nichiolls, from the 58th . Foot, to bd Lieutenaot, vice Kenah, who eN.Changes. 9th Ditto, Ensign Charles Grant to be Lieutenant, vice Blakenev, deceased. Richard Green, Gent. to be Ensign; by purchase, vice Tallman, promoted. Assistant Surgeon Henry Lewin, from the 12tti WeSt India Regiment, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Alessiter appointed •to the Rifle Corps, • , • ' 5710 Ditto, Captain Robert Wallace to be M a j o r ; by pur chase, vice Fancourt, promoted in. the 69th Feot. 18th Ditto, Ensign Henry Btuly 'to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Snook, promote t. Igth Ditto, Ensign Alvan* Robson to , be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jones,' who retires. . loth Ditto, Captain lituffatttett 'to be Major, by pur-. chase, vice WillianA 'who - retiregi , Lieut. 'John . Names; t from the 87th Foot, to be Licutenapt, vice Stec), who ex chanFii. 24th Ditto, Thomas Taylor,Gent: tobeEnsign, by purchase, vice Daly, promoted. . •• , • • , 27th Ditto,' Liclitenint. John Payne to be Captain, by pur:. eflase, vice Bell, wlio retires. Lieutenant William (catty • to he Caytaiti-Lletiten'ant by purchase;, vice.Coghlan, who retires. Cornet:Thomas Will arn Broadbent. from the is th Light Dragoons' to be - Ensigki 1 WU:4ton, who ex- . f • changes. • . • . Entsiln atties Adam Dolling to be Lieutenant, tly_ptireltasc, Vice Sitewbridko. . . 364 i Ditto; Thomas Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur ' chase, Yic.e. LindSay,"ptvinoted.: . •- • - - • 39th• Ditto, Ensign Robert Walton to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, me Parke, protiloted. Cornet Robert • T waddeli, treto the'6th Dfagoolis; to ,be Ensign,. by purchaie, vice Robson, 'prorniited.; .loth Ditto, 'Ensign Themas Le Breton to be Lieutenant,. without ptrrehase vice Angell, who icgres.. ' 43d•Tolit, John KekeWiCk, Gent. to be JEnsign, by. purchase, vice Wardrobe, - promoted. • • 44th Ditto, Ensign Charles William Davy to be Lieutenant, by pnrehaie, vtee„Willoughtiy,.who retire.s. sad Ditto,. Captain Robert Smyth, .irons we Bth Foot, to be Majig, by purch.is,, vice Madden, who retires. Lovi4ll George. Btict .to, be Lieutenant, y..ithoott laniv, - who resigns:. Richard t‘lank,. Gent .1 o viceiiliSsel; 1 - leis'ffital-114ate jaines•Wiiglit •L'e A:41:4=2 Surgeon,: vice-Gloos, who -resigns. .53d Dia°, Lieutenant Alathew Ryan, rum the, adt,Light Drakoens, to be - Lieutenant, viLe Syrniner : . '.s, who ex changes.: William Russel, Gent. to be Ens,•,:o, by chase, vice Stotbart, promoted. sethbitto Liettten.tot,Chatles Ashworth, front .the Fait, ur i be'Captain;•6 , ,:.vitrchas , .., vice &tote., wholetirei. Hospital Mate Thomas jon..s to be A.ssistant-Stirg:e6n, vice Robb. promoted in the Rfile Corp . t . ,.•- • _ 58t1t Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Kaah, frtinvtite-5th.003,t, to he.l..icittenant, %icho xdt:zuges.. 6oth'Regiloent of ,Foot, Lewis Baby, <lent: to be Er • ,•11, by 'porchase. 65th ditto, Eusigo Joins Clutterbuck. to :be Lieutenant, by purchase, wee .111'Laug4.lan,' promoted: • - James Eviere, Esq. 'from the 3,i Drageons,.to be Paymaster, vice Dotig son, who exchanges. .-• , - 7 4th Ditto, Edward Bacon,Gent. to be Ensign; by put . chase, site Dicki.iison, promoted in the 4(h 8 ist Fit to, John . :`.11.1 Mock %Vardrop, Gent. to be Ensign; by purchase, t, promoted. . g u i ...111 Smith Wick to be Lieutenant, by porchase, k who seems... „ • 87th Lictiteoain C i ltio f ies,l-lemor,Steel, from the .2otil Font, to b 4- Linutenaiiii. Vice - Hame, r, who exchanges. gcth Ditto Captaiii Cliztks Robett.. , Featl,. from 0107 tst ,Wtst linLi Regiment, to be,gAptain, vh..e . Pickering, who . . exviumgcs. • . . • , . 9tit-Dittct, Lieutenant Colin Campbell 'to be Captain, by putehnse, vice Ambitultl Campbell, sen. who,rettres. E 1 1 ,4,ic,'n •l) 11 nc:m kl'Arthurlo be- Lieutenant, vice •1 4 Niel; promoted. , En.tign, : folin atutrigarcit to. be - Lieutenant, vithottt I,ur4l4sse, ,vice Welt, pronlottm ot l in Catiin 'Bis set's Leliv, • • . . . 93d 'lino, .Easign Rc.ihert fiarrison f from the F2(l Foot, o, • bp, : Lieuttnalit, : wiehout purchase, vice CGlclough, rc rnavcd6to the 820 Foot, . Quarter-XLister Thanas Max from tholl4ll-pay of Captain Bradshaw's Corps, to he o,uatter-lastcr,. vice Mackay; who exchaug6.. , • • it West bidia Rohnent, Captain Clrailes Pickesini, from"-, iie 9oth FoGt, to Captain, .vice Feed,: who exciir,, , ,es. I:rzr.c.i O'Connor- to lh Licatenant, - Vire Soule, whi• n -, iths. Thomas Casey, Gent;'.to'be Ensin, vice . c'r . 3d Ditto, William John Ylarmer, Cent - . - to be Ensign, with out pprehase, vice Duval, ,promoted - in the 'tjth Light Dogims. Eth Ditto, -- Brigstnek, ,Gent. to .I.egn,iign, without , porchast,. vice &riot!, who resistts.- Royal Garrison: Bat:alien, C.,`lp•tini , Williain Abraham, from tte .lialf,py. - 01' the Scotch Brigade, to be Captain, vice Grace, Appottited to the ‘lniulitts: To he Lieutcumits,:-Lichtenant W ilium Dcsliiisay, - frOM the • 2 is! "loot. '.l,itnitenant James liarattion,:ifOt ' the '11..11-': ay of the late ad* Regitutnt of theitish Brigade, .gtisign Oldhani Car:lrd. Ensign Angus' Euirslpi tF.tiggli''Thhinas Cole. - . ro be Ensigns—Serjeaut David Coghill, Ttom. th‘jd . Frot GuardS, vice Gerraeil, ercmoteci. tobigh Cornelius' O'Leary t _ from thy ProvinG . .. - .1.1-1.41-0y; vice Sutherland: Meuron's Regimen;, ChariesS2 ivieuron,.-Gcnt. to sign. Fra.mom Lewis de &lemon, Cent. to be En4ig . n. Rine Corks, Lieutenant Peter Wilstra tO be Adjutant,. vice Grant, who resigns. - • • ' Star Corps, Major John Rutherford to be Lieutenant Colonel Conimantant. - • ' INVALIDS. Brevet Lienteuant-Colonel. 1/R4o;or-toll. from the 88th FOot, to , bc captain of ari'lntiepdittent Company of at,Aiderney, .vice , Vaughan, to the"lnvalikis at Plynioutb., i s a. .;-.' Ciiptainjgneas 11"incdOna'ld,: c fro, .41 the Half - pi.Y of jhe L 4:• first Fogt, to be,Captaitt4pf an indapentient-Cortip.iny{ ' Invalids in Notth Rti . ptin, vice ROgyrs,, appoihtttt to ;he Invalids in the To+,ftr,of London. i••• • • ; • - •ii tl , t , Tweet: 91Landon. 'B ) . -c.vet Lieutenant:•Colonel Diniel Pater4on, from the Foot, to he Captain of an I ndepi:nticne Crimpanv peutenant.plth Short., from - the: 36th t.:out;-te Lieutenant iirthe . said Coinpoy. .• Scrjenttt "Cliotww,Ae,t; - }is, Print the isi; Lot ,9 two, bc Z..npsigti in: 016 5;44 • .• . • 33reiet Major William West, from the invalids. Foot, to be Cap. tain of an Independent Company of Invalids. .Lieutenant ‘.George Bird, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, to be . -Lieutenant in the said Comp - an,. - Serjeint-Maj . ar George Siencer, front 'the ',ld Foot Guards, to bd Ensign in the sant .Comp4nY; ' 'Captain Benjamin Ria&ers. frorTthe Invalids . .irt - North IV ti.r.in to be Captain.ot an I ndeptitdertiContirmy :of - Invalids. T.lcuienant.Arthur Fleming, from :the Invalids at Ports_ mbuth, - to be. Lieutenant in the .saict CoMpany,.. Serjeant- Major M‘Greor, flomAhe C o ldstream Foet Guards, to be _gpsign in the said, ComPany : :.; - , C_ii)tain 'Robert Sutherland, from the 72d Foot, to be Cp t in'of an 1 ndCpcndcui. Company of Invalids. Lieutenant Thomas King, from the 57th Font, to be Lieutenant in, the said Company. Scrjeant Isaac trilton,•frorn.the Cat.. stream Foot Guards, to'be En-sixo in.the said Cempan Quarter-Master arier-Master diaries Warden,. from thc Half-Pay:Of thc Bad Foot; to,, bel9uarter4laster to the 1(101.4 tri itto - • - At - Plymytib: 10P Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel George lial l han, from the Invalids at. Alderney, 'to. be Caritain„ al an Independeht Company of..lniralids. Ensign James Refl. from. Lieute liant-COlonel Ditinaes Cbmpaily,' Lientenaritih tpe said Com p any. • Ensitn P. Xing, from /he 3lst Foot, to be Ensign in the said ,Cptnpany. . . Cantaiti.,Atthitr 1314cl:hall; froth the Half-pay - the est)th Foot, to be Captain of :an I npependont Corr ot Inva.- lids. Lieutenant Georze W. D. Janes, from the !ava.ll4 at chatham, to be Lieutenant in the said Company - . En sign- Arthur Hirst, from Captain Campbell's Complany, to be lieutenant in the said Company. Quarter-Slaster Leatham, crom the 18th Light bragoons,.toPe. En sigh in'the said C ompany: . • • • At P6rismo4ll , • • Brevet_ ;Major Charles ,Leigh, from the. Invalids at: Jertey, to be Cat mpan ain of an Independent Cornpany InTalids. En sign John Keay, from Colonel Malt's Coy, to. be Lieutenant .in - the said 'Company.. .Serleant-Milior Barron, from the Stissot vibe E.nsit : n_in the saj 'Company. , Captain Michael John Grace , from the Royal 'Garrison Bit. fo be Captain of an Independent C ompany of Inva. lids. Lieutenant. Daniel _Green, from the sth Foot,' to be Lieutenant in the said- Company.- Quarto . .. Master —.— Early,. from the 3d -Dragoons; to be Ensign in the 'said Company. Scrjeant Munro, from the 341 - Foot Guards, to be pi, singn in Colonel Malt's- Independent Company of ;nialxis, vice Reay, promoted. ' • • -At Skeernessr. • • Captain-Lieutenant. Sarfwel Mansfield, from the 39th Foot, to be Captain of an. lndepentiOnt Corripany - of, Invgllkfs. -Lieutenant Sir John Forties,: fram•the.liall-pay of the late .79th Foor, lobe Lieutenant in the said Company. .Ensta G earge l.ealie , front Captain Fig& Courpzny, to be Lieu tenant in the said Company. Quarter-Master Cainp ,bell, from the sth Dragoon Guards; to be Ensign in the said Company. • Capuain,l q uaitenaat William 'Wynne, from ihri3d Foot, to be Captain of an - Independent Conran of Iravalids. En sign James Douglas:, From Sir jahltS AlaleCildVs Company,- to b. Lieutenant in-the said Company. 'Lieutenant - .111 ox ham, frnin the Wiltshira . ..Mgina, - to bc•Etisign in. the said Coislpati}2l Lieutenant 11.rowne, froth the Half-pay of the late trsth Foot, robe Ensign in'Captain rigg's Independent Company, vitt .LeSlie.`.. s' ' - ..- Qu'arter-Mii3ter Serj4ant,---- Robinson, Pon - I.th" 4th Foot, Etlogn in Sir fines italcohn's Independent Company of l nvalids, vice -IYouglas. At . . . Captain James Rose, from tbe,3lth root, to be Captain of•an Indepelident Compßny'Of invalids. Ensign Kennetti -Su-. thddancii froni the Invaliasvit Jerter, to be leiet)tet4ll.! . in • the Said Company: Ronald Macdonneli t Gent- late ot the. C;lengary Fcncible to be Enskt•On the.sa.id_COn)pany:. .raPtain - - Lieutenant Tames Stephenson; tram* the 7th_Light Dragoons, to be Captain 4110 penden Comtiany •of invalids. Lieutenant . Vbt:t4Grailt, of - the:B9th .ftot; - . to be : Lieutenant hythcsaid ';vanpany. . • • - A,' "'cr.:fr. • - - Major Hugh Lord, , from the.l lalf pay of - tlie Jftte-fogth F00t... :to I:le Captain of anindependmt -Company of 1 r. %%suds, Vice El was, deceased. ris';n John Carripb2ll, from Major Lord's Compiny. to - be ; Lieutenant in Captain A yI wa rd's Independent Company pt; Invalids, - • • • Quarier'..hlit t ;terSerjeant , john Hnglies to be Fnaj in Major IndePendent CL:mpaiiy Of filv,illiefs; SZ LlArter:.:Materlobirliatt; ffrrill • the I Drashoji to • b t :E•n6ign lit . 1% , 'jot .Leigh's atl&twn&r.t. Corni4oV of lnva ticls. vice Sutherland; prohlOttit .n7hc tri?alid7at Slictlatld.' ~,s'i'.tF F , Stephen Cullen, Esq. to be t%y master to. the Invalids -sta twnerl in the Island - of Curt - m. 7.; John 14urniin, Esq., to be inaiter ola Re . e r ruiting vice Lti;:in. • Gerard Cosselin, Esq. to be ,Paynrater of a Recruitinz Dis trict, vice Arden, retagncd-,' ' - BREVET. . . Ilia Majesty h as bten ptclied reappoint tin ttheler:incn. tioned.t3fik:ll of the - East India Coinp:my's 1 crecs7.ta , take Rank rts 141ajor-Cci;cials. in ' nm His 244,icsty's rmy_iii die t"..a.st. I iv iicsonly Cominissi4clarcl. jairy Y, tSax, viz. Culanas John • . . • Ric h . :4M Jones,' Cameron: . . alatrelL;rd illardoNaLP: - Rezinrit 4.lPorri4le lisfar:!ry. limes" InOes, Ccnt. to beTr.sien, Vice Chtirat, 'wher • R ijal LaNtaibh? .r. John House, Gent. to . bethillp t rice: rickfc.rth PrPlq.Otcd- Ea.itlacli.v cy Yorkibite and r, Yem".mC4t44l2- jametAiesotr,"Gent . ."to be Gruver, vie Stnitt;dec4.4ii. dhbtqn-*iti'r-Lim r Irch;nicir infizn I.;Y • sampsitt,ttiAqt, ceiii. NVilliar4l IjilcoAr; PrOif...to be Enpv. v James Smilli, Cent,, .to be Adjutant; vice . Lees, who, res:grs. rdsmiters. Thomas Rees, Gent. to t 1;: 't.rtssgn, tier Nictioll, who reaIZZS. . • 3d Regimart of tin Farr hi * di.2 Yilar.ten:s. Joseph Luson; G ent. to be Ensi g n * vice Ruston, who rrsigni. ohn Matcharn Isaac, Qcni._ to be Ensign, vice Scott, who v . ' Edinburgh Riyai ilighlasid rduntetr.c. .• Hugh Tod, Gent..to be•Lnsigit, vice Gillanders, who resigns. kltimphrey Walter ,Campbell, Gear.. to •he .Ensign, vice (.; rant, whu resigns..: . • . Gi s grttbatm Ensign WillianrAllin to be Lieutenao, vice Dely, who re- signs. . ; • _ _ miles Hand, Gent. to be Ensign, vice 411 en. w Battalion l f thi hfanchesur and Salford' Irclyritar Lieutenant Joseph Winter tq be Captain-Lieutenant, vice t Crompton, who resigns. jolut Barlow .trt.tv Licotooritit ? !ire Winter. . Thomas GClli. to lic..}:migo, vice Barlow. . lid Battaiott of Ditto. Lieutenant Robert , Rider to - be. Captain, vice J. C. ,llaWson, who resigns: . , . • Lieutenant Thomas Rctltw e ll -to be Capt a in-bietitenant, vice Rider. Ensign.Juutes Hatton ¶Vhifater to be Lieutenant, vice-Roth. ):well. ' Edward Wollairt, Cent. to be Ensigp, vico Whitaker. Willi4T'Sandford, Geist. Gent.. to be Ensign, vice White, .tieceased.' " . . . . • St: qr-crge ! 's I',lp4oeers, . • - -.. • ... .citptain.44iOrtiOnant Charles rIVCIUA1:l• to , be Cap in, vice Gunter, deceased; , . Lieutenant WillianOVelfitaus to be Caprain-Ljetztenant, .vice Freeman. ' ' :.. . • Ensign- WaskibTharlrorvto he LiertetuTt, vice Wiltitms7 . .Ensign Richard c.:ana 'to b :Lieutenant. vL.:c TaN;or, %rho •,, reslgns. , : ;,.., '7 ' 4 u l in td ..Iffidsigic,ilbayttri. AteNandekllATlliyplatA Lk:Jur:none ip the CAthness !..e4ion, • 1(.) , tx., tti aidhlentit '' ' •• - ' ' G e.or.!._: 1 tick (10dt .. tfi be Second Lientenanl. ._- " vilil.i:tm,l.nntoi i :Girlit. to be Second Lictitalant.., . , . .14 r kfox. f. N - 41.41. (:,, rm./. I vim Dicksob,. of ale 71 b ''Vfigooli..o vardi;-is super. . L 0 LAI,. Ot in , !. ;.t4elli WOliCiUt it:ilie.! , . .. ' • . . E ift !CT..: 01 Ow Caie i tc ,ot .011:-.-34th..43.11SUIr, I&)J,•_Anct Of: - ' • 17tiv.Febta.irf,..,and.rICILSLucti 13:3, ••- . . . Ogth. Fr '''"• -••- - - . ... .., .... . .. ..., _. For . 1„,, 7terAnt. ...teorge grefte - U_l-louAnfi,. foon 1 t Ir. Ltd f-p2y - of t: iv tateltti Retirutrit of the Frisk Blig:4:!, ha -by I:ictr .!- - ect.Ant ,t i i i • ,ce Cbriotic, rariovol• to Lire 7 r.t: 'l:vt P..e311:. "•.. .—....- ••- • „ . • . • Lieutenant Frederic Bryrn Holland, , from the !Tait'. pay of the late 6th Regiment et the Irish Brigade, to be L'eut.ett_ azr, rice Christie. retnovml to the 7th Foot. RLkand Yeomanry atv.z.riy. Hotchin to be Comet—Read. Aditt. Hoteltin to b 3 LieutenaLt. vice Tomlin', For Adjutant tint wha resigns. Fitt. 1 . 9; and Dibdin Yaw:qtrs. For Lieutenant goody to be C.:paiT, vice Tate, Itbo - rcsigns, Read Lieutenant' Moody to be Captain - Commavjanx, vix . Jiate, %%Lao c g i. - •, T E SU N. t.t-• • • • . 04 Et-ca Lit LCIA po- o piu 1.• n. li t A I , - . ! ~. oND 0 Ar, ,21:PRIL 7, ISor. that R ra Ba t Sir j Akraa4l3 kits frOm the Me;literrAookn, it 4p.. ALPS 4..8 g.a.cab - m Y sa kle4). frbrrt ,on the sad - of February for Egipt, N--Bot isasE.WAat Es was block.. pears Affirm and tli the 41ing ha vitig . . is Squadron-tit faxio4.tirj'a . i.is \ven- joined by two Ships of the Lille at .which made his Farce equal to that of h 'Almiral . - .. the Fri We CX ‘ pCZ/Cti before this to hay:: he3rd that some thing decisive bad been dfleaed br the Vint under tile Command of Sir PARKr R. The delay which appears to have taken plat* Is said Co have arisen from various circum9tanCes, and'among others, it is reported, that a different mode of attack from that which was first intend:,(l, lad beet/ deciata, upon. We expea that the first easterly wind wilt bring us the account of some operations of consider'. able-imrgrtance having been effefted. Tl'e Negotiation for, Peace _still coritiriues.. Orio is sanguiry that it will be successful.. There` is nothingsolikely to smooth theway t e o Peace . .the success, ..of the Annament" tuider"..Sir RAL . P4, AIIE'RCRONIny.- it is the point .on - which itis sai'ct the Cilief Consul•has declared thegreatest will te. founcrt6eiist. IXre are satisfied . that whits fell from Mr. ADDINGICiN upci n . e subjeCY of' •. Peic,e,:will-.13e found ultimately to .be true—either: , that..Vo_.,ShOuld.shortlY. Of;tain it, or that it would. be evident to thelorld . ihat - the .. COveiriiireqt . 0e France was •-not .sincere in its 'desire for - Peate,friial refuing us such terms ds Weie aloht - coilsistait 'lllla. oursafetTandoar honour: . 4 v - Primate Letters brOtltu by A be P4inee.:l4.;;Wal ext Packer, -:state,, we titulefstit4, that the Dams.. hatA- • taken P°skesiicT 0f`1,4;n644,14, .411 V the Prussians E4tbd • . . • The Fl ir m ar g h Meld due.on Sund a y is rilit-yet: arriked;' T -•- . ~t .i . • Ntkizlii . -iie...itritraPly to I . earn,- is. evy much im proved in .health within theie tis . 7o or • ihete The Royal Family, we belie*, Will fernoveitli..* Kew in tlieCouise . of the piesent Week, Yrterday, being 'EAster•MOnday, eaumed-..in.Christ's FitiFpital walked as customary . to the Mansion-Hou,se,• and-- from thence to Chritt Church; ,I b y the'G"""e of the Ho :Vital, the Procession being _attended_ br,-. Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR • ;Ind I.A i• MA 11 R the City Srote Coach, after • whie/i!I the-Lord Mayor's . Children in the family carriage, and then. folio*Cd Mr. AldermanStOrnr t and. NttoL, Alderman .A.nazziaik: and 1 - 2 (iY• Sir EAU ER and Lady, Alderman At irsi. Ir j Chaos, . h er i fa i n e Lmt xi an d L a dy, Aldermen. SHAW, LEIG:ITOP, Ptaeßmtb, Wlt.l.lAms. and Lady., Px !cc and Lady, t h c two Sheriffs and elicit Latins, , the Ciffnmon Serie:lnt; the Recorder, a t o city: :-- Coensel aml Water iiailift. The Sermon was preached by the Riglit Bishop Of Chczottp, tram St. Luke's Gospelt•chap. . _ VerStS 18, 19. The Children,. previous to the Sermon, sung as Anthem composed fo-r the occasion. After the service the Lord Mavor ana Mayoress, and' the Ardertnen and their Ladies te.; - • turned to the Mansion House. The Company -on their return to the Mansion.. House partook of a most excellent entertainment in , the Egyptian Hall, consisting of every delicacy 6f• . thesea.sßoann of B l eei n,orlwich.took the lead English - : the old Eng!is fare A The tables were most elegantly deOotateil ; the ground work (thrown in parterre) e:shibited Land.. scapes and PiduresqueViews, with Naval and War. like Trophies. The room -in which the Company ;lined repre., sented an Eastern Temple decorated with triumphal Arches ; the Pillars- ornamented wit} 'festoons of Flowers: • In the centre of the - table opposite to where the . .Lord,and Lady MAVOYCSS sat, ,was ereticd the Tem. ple of Minerva, in the centre of which the figure of 'the Goddess holding in .her right. hand Medusa's head ; At the top of the Temple the portrakt of:Hts, , STr, enriched with,rays- of gloty r i,,-.anifit:c-the' .7 ` centre of the base. another portrait _in burnished golcli. the summit of the:Ojai:a:. to.sup.. • . Dort the:e4ificei , were four antient,BritOns.. On each .siae.the Temple gilt pedest.at, is let. - tite-wOjk,. on which were. two.figuw,. ing Histoiy re a ding .the. brilliant A tchievriiiepts 'of . Naval Hertts",. 9 n :the' right .side, in limit of the TeMple, was. an exalt representation of' Chu'reh; and that part ofthc.Steeple to the Dragoti 'was .scafroj44 up, in Coy pliment .to his Luniship, who undertook' the repair of - it after-its I)v.ing (Li- - oilier inagcd, -at- amore reastinab4 cxpcnce than any