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MAILS. ' • Agit tv El> Waterford. I.ln x 2 Harnburgh, t Gotten. burgh, t Lisbon, I Dublin, t Waterford. Pitt Cl. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWSLVE O'CLOCK. Consols for Opening 6i k i Red. Ann. - 591 THE SU_N. &OWLS& Qui& DlCtit& VALSUNi AUDEAT ? LONDON, THUPSDAY; JUNE 5, 1806. Ws received this morning the Leyden Gazette of the 30th ult. which contains intelligence from Paris to the 26th ult. The following are the only articles cif any importance which it contains : HANBURGH, MAY 23.—The Court of Prussia, always sloW to ,engage in War, has hithefto, Only adopted measures of mildness and conciliation to wards England and SWeclen. AlthoUgh • that cabi net has shut .he Parts of the North Sea against Bri tish Trade, yet ,that measure has not yet been ex tended to the Prussiad Ports in tbe paltic. In the mean time the forhier are strictly blockaded by. the English, who will not permit any Vessels to pass but those Specified in this following Letter from:tile English Commandant,"•Lord FALKLAND, to the Eng lish Consul at Bremen " On ho4ra' His Majesty's Ship Aria.t.e, Aril " I have received, Sir, your Letter of the 20th of this month, in, which you communicate -to me a List of all the Vessels ready to sail, which took in their lading in the Port of Bremen before they were informed of the Blockade. I have, the bononr to acquaint you, that I shall have no difficulty pen: "flitting . the Vessels specified in that List to sail, or. those which are in ballast continuing their:voyage; ,when you have provided • them ,with Certificates. But as it is essential to prevent frauds, I approve very much of the measure of requiring the - oath of the Captains, Pilots, and Merchants, before the Certificate is granted. As all the Ports between the Elbe and the Texel are bh)ckailed, the Jade is ne cessarily included. FALKLAND,." Letters from Paris, dated the 25th ult. state, that the English Cruizers have lately spread considerable alarm on the Western Coasts of France. They have attempted to make descents in several pl4ces,,in Spine Of which they have failed, but in others they ba,7e succeeded and done considerable daMage. On the . Bth May an English Frigate, a Erig, and a Cutter, appeared off St. Martin's, a little. Town in the Isle of Rll6, and the net morning the Brig and the Cut ter approached the Battery, on the point Of the Bay of Aquillon, against Which they kept up a well dire&ed are, In a short time they sent off five Pin naces, with about :20p men, who stormed the Eat- . 'Eery, bUynt the Guardhouse, blew up the Magazine, and destroyed the Sigtial-house ; after' which they re-embarked.. They afterw'ar'ds directed their course towards the Chanuel of Lucon, with the intention of capturing a Vessel, but she escaped by cutting her cables. , (Then follows the account of the gallant, attack made by the Pallas Frigate,. Capt. Lord COCHR AN r, on the French Frigate theNtinerv3, the detiilS of which we have already befort>our Readers.] The dangers with which - the English 'Cruizers' continually' threaten the Coast of La Vendee, has induced the Prefet't of that Department to make every possible exertion. to resist their enterprizes. By a Decree of the 12111 May, he .put in permanent requisition all the National Guards of the Distri& of Sables, who are to be placed, under the command of the General -Commandant in La Vendee. In the Departments where theri.;• are no National Guards, they are to becalltkl out under the forms prescribed I v law. YESTEIID.IT. a , Flag of - truce arrived from I:sou logne at Myer, with Dispatches dircEted to Mr: Secretary Vox. Tile Dispatches reached To,wn last night; but the, nature of their Contents has not transpired'; iN additiou to the dispatches from Admiral Coen lIANE, the receipt of which we announced vesjerday, another letter has been received at the Admiralty from the gallant Admiral, dated some days later, which states, *that four French Frigates, suppOsed to be those which escaped from Cadiz, were seen cruiz lug of Deseada on the 22d April . , His Majesty's Ships, the Canada, Ethalion, and . Circe were dispatched in pursuit of 't', m, but they got into Guadaloupe, where they are now blocled up. NST 12: Kaye made •scrne further Extra% from the American Papers, respeaing the extraordinary pedition of G ; metal NIIRANDA, which will be touted Ott a subscaueut The'Cpurt yesterclay at St.Jamess was one of the /rno-st cri) - A.. l .lretneint)ered for the last twenty. years., It was auencle4 by zadtpo:A :1,11 the families of dig - iinajon now in Louthin and although the rain "r..:ndered it inconveniebt, It tivtis. particularly distin o-oklled for f4shion and beauty; The.cotupaq had Pliace till past seven. • ' xtstef4ay oeing C6ll;Ar Day,. 'the :nights of the . di ;'.:rent Orders more their Callari, a:id they lath 4, spWuciii.'appeatainct. • - • NAI NEWS. ,B*RBADOES, APRIL f27.--Four French Erigate!, supposed 'to be those from Cadiz.; were cruiiing: . - off - Deseada on the 2ed instant ; His Majesty's Ship Canada, _Mahon and the Circe Frigates, were ap prized of 'it the next day, off Martinique. The Fiederick, McDoNALD, from Africa and Surinam, arrived yesterday 3 the Captain reports the captUre of 25 . Guineamen on the Coast, also His Majesty's Ship Favourite. Among the captured Ships is the Chalmers, of London. The Devon, of London, is said to be totally lost. _THE KING'S BIRTH-DY. 'La Seine Frigate sailed from hence on the ad, and the .Mediator Man of War on the t6th inst. with the Ships for. Jamaica. • His Majesty's Ship .thnelia, with the Flora and Pearl for London, Concord and Trusty for Bristol, sailed from hence, on the 20th, for St. Elites, from. whence the Fleet Will take its departure on the Ist May for England. The Duke of Kent Packet arrived here on the 18th inst. and sailed on the 20th for Jamaica, and the ,Manchester Packet on the 24th inst. APRIL 30.—The Four Tretich litigates that were cruizipg off Deseada on tile, 22d, have got into Guadaloupe, where they are blockaded by jesty's Ships Canada, Circe, Z4ltalion and Squirrel. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 4. At eleven o'clock last night arrived the Woolverine Sloop, Capt. SMYI;II, from the West Indies, charged With Dispatches, which were forwarded by Express, for London.- 7 — It is said they are' of considerable importance, but the particulars we cannot learn., Arrived this day the Virazo Brig, Lieut.HAN cnErr, from a Cruize ; and the Ckeer/B Brig from Plymouth, with prisoners. ' ." 'Sir JOHN WARREN'S Squadron . rerniims at St. Helen's wind-bound.. This day being the Anniversary _of the. Birth pf our gracious Sovereign it was observed here With_ all that loyalty :WhiCh usnallY manifested on the:oc casion. The Royal Standard was hoisted at lite seve ral Staffs in these towns; and at twelve and •one o'clock a Saiut,e was fired froth the Platform an the .Ships at Spithead. ' A great number . of Troops a.ri, sembled On 'Port-down Hill, but coming on to rain extremely hard about eleven o'clock, prevented 'a number of persons witnessing the grand sight. PLYMOUVI, Juxr 3.—SAcd La Virginie Fri gate, of 38 gnns, , ()apt. BiAcE, and the Feiret Sloop of War, on a cruize tn . the. Yfrestwarcl. Arrived the Harlequin hired Armed Slip, from' the Do%Os. d ,FALMOUTIZ; JUNE by the Sloop of War - sleet under convoy for New,. foundlgtd, &c, Dovtit, JUNE 4.-- 7 To eelebrate His Majesty's' 'Milli-day, the Reginic...nts stationeid at this place as semblec.l on the beao about' one 4'cleck, and fii - ed thrz..eleu-de-falies, together with the Ddvei. Volun teers, and were reviewed by Lord FOIiBES, Gcneral of this District. The guns the Heights, CVtle, Fort, cud the several. Batteries, and the Blaitche Frigate ,(which arrived in the Roads this morning), fired at the sane time three grand salutes. , • Passed by fbr London, the Ship Susannah, Capt. N. BISSELL,.'and .the Ship London Packet, from Philadelphia; and the Ship Moore, Capt.. COBB, from Charlestown. SHEERNESS, JUNE 4. Sailed H. M. Sloop, Spy, Capt. FIL7PSON, with Convoy to the Baltic. .Went out of Harbour H. M. S. Sa4 . ft. Arrived the Calypso from .peal.. DEAL, .JUwr-Sailed the - Bkoche Frigate, Amaranth . Sloop of . War, Blazer and Tigress Gan brigs on a Cruize; the London Packet, INI'DoI39ALL, for Amsterdam. Arrived the Harrier Cartel', with Dutch Prisoners from .the Cape of Good Hope, bound to Holland; Exp/osion.Bomb, from Portsmouth; Lfanibcr armed Ship from Falmouth, with a Convoy, .which have sailed for the River ; the Bellette Sloop of War and Lucifi•r,Bornb from a Crnize, and . reinain in the Downs with the rest of the Ships as pur.last. • SliiPPING.—The following Ships sailed from Bengal, with theVarmarthen extra Ship, the 4th of December, 18 Oa Carmartlien ar rived' at St. Helena the 24th of February last) Castle Eden, from Bencoolen, to load fin- England; and Calcutta, from Bengal, to return to: Bengal ; Plgenir, Ceylon, and Preston, from Bdmbay; tore- turn to Bengal; General Stuart, for England, parted leaky in 5. S. o go to Bencoolen. The following Ships were left in Bengal, viz,' Charlton, Devonshire, and Metcalfe ; were to sail the latter end of December for - Madras, to fill up for England. . Surrey, Lord Duncan, and T.Va/pok, were expeeled to sail the middle of'February, to join the Ships' Madras for England. , On the 1 rth of December,, the:carmarthen spoke lis Majesty's Ship Belliqueux, in company with the fdlloWing Ships (from the Cape three days), bound to Madras, viz. William Pitt, Streatham; Europe, lane'nflcLess of Gordon,. Northampton, Sir i?" Pulteney,. Union, Co net, Glory,. and sSarah aris tiana: A few days ago the Boats of the Qut!.lfec Frigate boarded and captured three. Vessels in , the Port ot i . Norden, belonging to PrtisSia . , about eleven miles North of Etnbden. The Frigate afterwards silenced at Fort, drove the men from the Batteries, landed some of her crew; and brought away three of the guns from. the Fore, with her three Prize, which have since arrived .at Ya - in - outh. We are happy to Add, that this . fervic:e 'was achieved without a sin: . gle -inUwidtial.belongin-g to the Qlei,:ec being k 111,2,.( I or even.wcriii , Jed. ' S Wellesley; C. Stewart, Lubbock, Bayning , M. Fordvce „ Lambert, Drake, two Beresfords, and Cathcart. . . . . _ . nc,i7br!iss:tizc,l l , 3 4 ri 2 s A t o cil .n. , Winchester, St. Asaph, Ossoty, Killala, - t • Bishop cloaca, ,Ely, Bath and Wells, I lereford, Exeter, Yesterday, the Anniversary of the Birth-day erican, Turkish, Hessian , Neapolitan,. ° f ' 1 Chichester,.Li 1 our beloved 'Sovereign (who .has completed his 68th year), was hailed with that .universal' demon- ' Sardinian, Swedish, Russian, anti Imperial.an'Soitzfir_WNooroienkzeonw.oeCoßuonnteessanDdeDMainnlgedr.on. • stration of grateful and affectionate loyalty, which_ is at once the best • proof and the best acknowledg- Baroness Nolcken' ' • . i hi bell . , Butler, ' 'Ones, Douglas, De. ment of the happiness all classes of His . MAJESTY'S Dcans=of Westminster, Raphoe, and' Windsor. c Rev. Dtelors --ca Subjects have enjoyed. under his paternal Govern- I sh re, tray, and 1 i r r d , L i l l a i s i . e N r C ic o i x lo , l l , . A A . .l % e vc ata i n ie d s e i r e , y !. l. D i a i s e no , o ( r!,. ment. The fulness' of the Town, and the prepara- R. Berkley, E.•Ea d iner, ii i Lions made bY . so many persons of' high rank and . areat fortune, excited expeaations of a very Splendid Ross, I. Callington, E. Nepean, I. Rivers, S. Smith, J. Cal lander I. along, I. Aubery,` It. Barclay, M. imenes, .S. display, which were in some degree damped by the Fludyer, J. Dawkins, I. B. Burger, S. Cottiell, A. Grant tv_etnes of the 4', but were 'ultimately gr4tified: in. . w.W.wynne, W. Bellinghani, I. Newport, I. Lubbock, e' p hi u ji a.n i s ff; fiel A d,. I‘ l 4 . ac li e i i d lz d i l e e , tn i n . , sc G oit, l3 N is . s o ho u p c i k ), e - n i ti . ei N d l:K c e . n i z . i a e l , bo l i: i the full extent. The morning was, .ds usual, ushered in with the ',H. Dashwood, W. Hunlocke, I. Durno. R s i r J . Curtis, •r . I) S i i c r k it w . o K ro l i ng, E s D s i i i g i b g t Y O , Sirn, Wilson,C ringing of bells :..the. Standards of the. United iqng- Pole d , m.; l3 ra o t w s— at S e i r r , dom were displayed at•the different Churches and zr a p ii n n , er i‘ s fur F ra it y 7 i3 a a tr rt i , e e k r: ~ Mills, C. Cotton Markham, arid Sir I. Colpoys. Public Buildings ; and at one o'clock the Park and j Te s tter M •als Generals-Bu r to n, Bettie, 1311:lard, Leslie, Garth, Loftus Nugent, Lumley; t ?wer.Guns were fired. The number of the, No- Phipps, Harconrt,Wynyard,Tarleton, Leland, Sir T. Trine," • bility and Gentry who flocked to St. James's to pay ugenr, Cakes, , s s kr urr6, 9 t y ri4N, their respeEts to His MAJESTY on the occasion was Porant, St. John, Paync,• Ward,- Gwynn, Lenox, Smith, Barnard. Wheelwright,. Desberrotigh, Alien, Barton, Noel, Markham, Hunter, Paulet, Sutton, Upton, Faulkrer. immense ; and the _windows in St. James's-street were crowded with beauty and fashion: The Mill . G r i e l y so il n l , e, L F io ar y r d, li t o .l ti re lt , on mo W rg a a rd n , tart', as usual, attended to preserve order in the .w • Williams, Sharrard, lackes, Vyse, Braithwait, Vansittart, streets. The carriages continued going to the Pa- Herries, Dillon, De Watteville, Bag Well, •GNIon, WoOd: lace. from half past' : twelve o'clock' till five ; and a Majors—ltook, Gibson, Watson, Christie, - Crutchley: • area G; .Langton., . • although it was a 'continued setting down during': 0 the Nv .h ( 4 of that ttrne, we . did . not hear of • :Cattains-Ininan, icing, i3 ki u 'he , : s t sty: Walpole, i g i b lo y Coburn, I , iio t 0 n :ir k : ; accident: - . . B. Neale,. Grant, Powell, Cockeria, Sheffield; Gardener; , The I.to YAL DtmEs breakfasted' Their MA. N.lnnby, Jones, Gra ha m,. r h ming, Mills, Barton Pater, and K.eilson. . , ..- Stritliier,' Leievre, Ellison, Hume, Baket, Wilson, Rose - .I•4STIES, and paid tiwiT respeets of congratulation; Alessrs,—Jekyl:, D'ishWood, Mills, Coke, silsester, slim on the happy return of the day. About half :past ' • • liatnurt, 'rheobalti, jellifies, Dent Thornton W • -,,,' Tierney, W. Sinith;Hoti. r. Cathcart, lohtisto'n, lar d id h ,'P: tla7Olve CdOek Her MAnisTy and the PeaNcEssEs left the ..t._-)..unEti.',S .Palaee fur., F,; . t. jampws,.eicorte4 by a •Nlu a rre, Heberden, Hunt, Canning Jackson , Trant , Stepney , ' TA rigto!), I.ohg, Pe ptirfy of . tbe '1...A Guards :. the carriages went at so" n n, West, sk.edington, Gordon, Digby; Mills' Methuen - S Stanho e N Vansittar- Wv W ' brisk a titer, that two of the liorses of the Life, ' • ' •,, P' N. • " --' noe ' al .. . quarclg fell, and threw their riders ; butwe are happy Hope, Alexandr; Fiero; Garrow, Adam, Lindsay, Burrell; to ' say the men sustained no injury. Her MA;ES,-• Lawrel,•l3.•Strahan, Nleyers, Foor, -"ratam, Hayes, Green.: .. • • - • . wood, I) . Scutt, Sibb.aid, Calcratt,'T. Calvert I Smash, 13ebb, Goold, Nlarsden, Annesley, Smith, .?Macdonald, -. ' G: TY, on elightiL;ig, and being informed of the acci, dent, gave.direCtions not to be drove so. fast in future,. Vansittart, Garth, Fox, O'Hara, Rev. Hatt, Crawford, Fa; par . , gel,Pallis, Payhe, )ginner, Drurnmond, Fortescue, Coa:kerill, .A.fter Iler•MAJksi - v ..end the PaiNcEssEs had. Codrin -ton Boucheret Chaplain, Dick, Middleton, 1.: took , . . of sonae :refreshment and dressed- for the Draw- •na' 6 ' • ' y, ;s et tle', Needham, Bennet Hat-nine% Dawkins, W. ing-tocn - ta, the_Archtaishop of CANTERBUIIY was hi- Poyntz, S. ' Smith, Fenn,' Quinn, Henefige, Onslow, B. troduced to. the Queen's private apartment, and.de- Ricketts, G o wen, Pettey, Farquharson; Haw.k, Lee, RvY, ' - Pick tvvo Middletens Charleston, Drummond F uller. ' , Jnverectjo Her MAJESTY an Oration,' in English, of M i stresses—Shaw ' L'efev re, fisher, Lee, Nltils, Witeatly, congratulation on . the , happy return. of, the day.—.- . s blither, Windham, DraX, Horton, ft Sutton, it. Dutton,' Her MO ESTY and .the PRINCESSEi prOceeded to-. Vansittart, Dawkins, Imhotte, Foote, Abbott, Court- De Hannay; wards the Grand Council Ch'aniber a'" fevemintttes ' . .1). Grosvenor Bennet Hone Hebb Laurel Stewart oye . WilliainS, Stead, Bar'land, 14 1 tiged, Laurel, Payne, le . i ‘ nie n r i '' after .two. O'dtiek ; the., concourse of visitors, who Catleton, Liniqey, c hapiain, White, sinitti, Needham, Hai ti : met ,Wri g ht,Thoinnson, F o ot ; Couttney, I. Mailer, li onater i e , were then assembled in the adjoinino• asooms, Rooms, w Hon Shirley ' GoWei• Walpole licuyon Druniinylid, Bur so great, that Her Majesty's Attendants bad great roughs, Wilie s t, Wird , Dutt '•- ' - .. On. • .., . difficulty- hi making a..passage between theme 'The Misier--Goldaworthy, Egerton, Phitaps„. Chohnondeley, Dash Wood, Wrott...sley, Blackwell, 2 Mills, Elphinsione,Nl. 9,-er.EN entz.re',l tli Grand Council Chamber ex's t- . ly at a quarter past two • and on Her MAJESTIr ther, Collington, Townsitenti, . s ns, ; Barclays, Burltag, Vernon, Pennington, ii.ore taking her stand between the 'second and third win-, Russet,grahant, Bendet, Si.yrt Upton , PakenhatruMildmay: 214uhtrptistobe, L. Herten, 1 . , 9 ,,,, dog, F,arl MouToN placed her. train upon a ,marble share; 11.' Lowther, frying, Nl:inn:, Hope,Pallaster„ 2 E trots,' Smith. Vincent,' Loups, Cramer, Skettington, Law rell,Cal, slab table, •and then proceeded to receive introcluc- thorpe, C. Vanneck Baguet 2, Pelham •• Buntem. , tions to Her MA.:4sT.y. The PIitN,cESSES stood td - ' . ''' ' ' ' The following Lad the honour of be - a 4 piesented, to Het, the left cif . Her MAJESTY, ill rotation, according tof Kije>ty : . . •At Townshend„ daughter of Lord lalin Toywnshend, 4y .. their ages, and receied the congratulations of the tf:te Marchioness "loWnshetiti. Nobility and others, after they bad paid 'their re • Miss Shore; by her mother'Latly Teignmouth. • , . • speas to Her MAJESTY. Soon after Her MAJESTY Lady Fl. Russel and ',Miss Russel, io'y the. Lady -in Waiting. had entered :the li.c6rn the Lord Chamberlain waved. Miss Graham, by her Mother Lady Graham.. N_li!ss Bennett, by the Hon. Mrs. Bennett. • - • his wand of oi - fiee -to Sir Wk. P - aP, s o Ns, .who WaS Fail I urta:lington, by Earl MexborougliS attending in a room behind the 'Throne, with Her Air. and Mr's. }tope, - on•tlieir marriage: :Majesty's Band, .siznifyit Her Royal pleasure that et . Aclitnral Bowater,. by Laid' Howie. • Colonel Dillon, by Colonel DesbrOwl. ' the Birth-Day' Ode should be Performed. It imme- • Miss Scott, by the Nlarellioness Thomond dietely COMI - Wricea ,antll the Overture; frain 'Junt,c,s Mr: I.:tete, on Ins return from Spain. .• . C:_esar,: Tne whole of the vocal Music was Zile- Miss Upton, anti Yiscountissjotipletown, by Lady Mal , wiSe from HANDEL,- by the; express command of his Be G n ' i cn n :rti fiugent, on his return from the Government of 11.1A.ISTY. ' - . ' ', . Latn4a; . • Tile QuEEic continued to receive the Company ea plain Digby and Lady Andover, On their, marfnip. Geharal Oake:nnn his i)NIII:)tion to. a Regi - rneot. in her usditl affable and pleasing manner till tw ten v pr nines, • 1 - - . - - e • • •, • ~ • . n An. ideacon of heretord, on Ins .ppolk unenr. minutes before five ,ti chuck ; \viler? Fier INIAJEsT ' Sir John and Lady Lubbock, on coining to their ~Mile.~Mile.Mr. Garrote, on hi t sb m ei r n ga ag a p rn otinted Attorney General to., founci herself so extreinuly fatigued that she w a s Bishop of Killala, on his preferment to the See. obtiged to 'retire, to the disappoin t m e n t 'of , great W the p rince o f ai„, v numbers, who had been prevented'approaFbing Her Captain 1 nil -lan, by Lord Howie. • .i'vLuEsTY. frank the ism - tie:lse crowd ; numbers we re Sir Iriseoh - at* Lady Scott, on coming to their title, by .. . . Mr. Fox. Capt. P ewell,of the Oxford. Blues, by the Lord in Waiting likeivi . x. prevented • from. even gaining admittance into the • ilg , dp front the same cause. '.i.'he t:ourt Earl and Countess eirinond, on titer marriage. . was,extremely spli:: - Iclid. There were present, he-. ,Rev. Mr. I Litt, by the Lunt Mayor. ' ' • Str John and Lady Callander, On their marriage. sides Her ;NIAJ EST':- - • • p rince an d princas-„, lialat.insltl„ . on their marriage, by the.. Their Royal Highnesses the' Princesses Augusta,,Eliza- i Russian A m bassador. teeth, Mary, Sophia, An a-nia, and Duchess of . York ; their - L a dy C. Scot,by L a dy Clonmell. Royal Highnesses tne Prince of Wales, Dukes of York, .MarquEs and Marchioness Waierfoid, on their marriage. Clarence, • Cumberland, - Ke n t, Sussex, Cambridge , and ilia ' • . Ca pt. Adam and Miss Adam, ,try their tatherj Mi. Adarn, Highness:the Duke of Glouccster ; . Ar ehniShops- of (:outer_ ' Ni!sS Skeffington, by Lady- Sketlitagion. . bury and C2iiel, the Lord.Crianneilnr,•the Ch ance l•l o r ot tha ' ,A(.;;lniett Louis, and Captain IYlaleOltla, on their return to t Exchequer., the Secretaries of State and War , the Lori , Chief England," ••• ' - • Justices of the COurt of.Kitig's Bench and c.onamon Fleas, the Lady S. Lumley, by the Lady in Waiting. Master ot tile Rolls, the Attorney and Solicitor General, the : Lord Hilloin• by Lord Rolle. King's Advocate, thelndge Of the Admiraliy, the I udge Advn. Cant.' BtiresS and Major Ctutchiey , by Sir I . B. Bur g ess, : cate and l' t lartial General, the Judge Advocate of Scotland; the K.nigiit Marla'. Speaker r. i f the House of Co:it:Dons; in his full robes ; • t h e i Miss C. Vantifeck, by Mrs. Walpole. Chancellor, Attorney, and Solicitor Genet:lls to the Prince' of rblis Bagneli, v Lady vveliesleY• wales ; the Lord Mayor of Lotidon, the Sheriffs of London Mr. Hawke, by_ Hawke, and Middlese4;.and the Recorder. Lady Newport, on e Urning to the title. Duk:s --Rutland, Athol, Somerset, Beaufort,•.Buccleugh. Mr.. laekson, on his, return front Berlin. Duches s es—Dorset, Rutland, N.orthumberlanti, IVlarlbo• Lord and Lady Ki:crd; Jil their marriage. rough, Leinster. . i ton. Miss Pakenhanf,"by her mother, Lady Longford 2114(rqufises--'rhontond,Waterfo'rd, Stafford, Downshire. , Lieutenant-General Doyle 1 his being created a Baronet, • Ma,chionesses—Thomond, Downshire, Blandford, Bath, Lady Antic Beresford, by I ' Ae L4cly ‘ it Waiting. Ely, Headfort, Donegal, Townsend, Stattbrd, Waterford. Sir Harry Burrard Neale, on his' return to England. Enn/s—Morian, Ponifret, . - Harcourt, • Mount .Ed,,,curnbc, Marquis Stattbrd, on his receiving' the Order of the Garter. Kentnare, Gaiioway, Moira, Niountnorris, Winchelsea, 'lnn. Lindsey Burrell, Soil of I,yrd:Gwydir, by General' liardwic4e, Ilreadalbane, Lauderdale, Romney, Grosvenor, Tatleton. Carnaryon, ' Strathmore, Rivers, Radnor, Teinple, Fitz- - .Earl of Leven and Melville, on coming to the title, by Earl % william, Macelosald, Gosford, Cavan, 'Buckinghamshire, Morton. .• „ Banlaury, Chohnontieley, Chatham, Leicester, Bathurst, . Admiral D u ckworth, on his return. ' Rosslyn Westmorland, Portailington, ' Mexborough, I.e- Mr. Marsden, on his appointment, to thc,Admiralty. . yen and 'Nleiville, ,t.peticer, Northesk, Selkirk, Percy, Tem.. Earl Northesk, on his return to England. pletown, l'etre, t/rtnonde K.ingstutie, Chichester, Morton, ' Earl Percy, on his 'coming of age.. . . . Clutnnel!, Cardigan, . ' Lord Selkirk, on his departure on a Diplomatic lissir?n to (..%-wfusses—Balcattas, Wilton, Harcourt, Kenn-tate, Ando- America. ver, Aylesforci, f itzwilliam, Carlisle, Chatham, Barry . . Nlr. Edw.Ricketts., by his brother-in-law, Earl Nortliesk.. more, Athlone, Temple, iYlountnorris; Mexborough, liar- - The Earl of Donoughtnnre, on his being appointed lota rington, .Ntacclestield,• 'Si Vincent, Darlingto'n, Gost - ord, , Tostmaster-General in Ireland, and one of the tiorritniriei of Clare,' Winona, ' Buckinghamshire, Cholmondeley, a s t. , Council for 1' rade and Foretgn )la,iitations. morland Enston F aticonbag, Nlanstield, Errol, •'..:lopmell, Lord Hutchinson, on being appointed Governor of Stir / . , . , . . . Temple, Elgin, Wintertown, Cavan, Clanbrassill, Drio,mgh- ling Castle. Mr. Puryiance, Secretary of the Legation to the United more, Suilbllt, 1 lardwicke, le ( sey, Bridgewater, laurthesk, States of America. I Ichester, Cardigan. - . Viscounts --St. Asaph, Stopthrd, Falinouth, Wentworth, Sidmouth, nulkeley Castlereagh, Agliriin, Caletion; 't-liit ton, Sudley. Piscounloses—Wentwonli, Castlereagh, Bulkeley, Here. ford, Cliarleville, Ternpletown. ' Lords —Henley, ' Cl en bervic, Murray, Cathcart, Keith, Hawkes.bur;y, Somerville, Dynevor, Kenyon, •Boston, 'Selsea, Itendlesliain; OssuWon, Yarboroueli, Wi!loutrliby De Broke, S t . lohn,' Holland, Mulgrave, I\larsham. Hawke , ']into, Lowther, Auckland, Cony ngham, Nlaedanald, Bayning, G . ! Thy n ne, I. Ttlynne, Sheffield, Rolle, Bray brooke,-Cary:stort, It. Spencer, Hutchinson, Walsingliarn, Acheson, Kensing ton, C. Somerset, HeWic, W. lt,ussell, Clanbrook, Arden, I. Townshend, ElJenborotteh, Kinnaird, Leeale, Glasgow, Sunderland, Blaney, 11. Fitzgerald, 11.v.vice, Templetown, Radstoek, Gage, Kinnoul, Amherst, Sr. Helens, H. Petty. /.aliet—Amherst, Henley, Glenbervie, WrottesleY, Hart well, NI. Brown, Lindsay, U rskine,Keith, Bontein, 4 Percys, Tilynne, Carrington, Collingwood, 2 Spencers, Price, C lark, Lowtin.i'r,,a M nrrat s, Col lineton, De Qinkel., C.` Somerset, N‘nv r ut , 1. - .Somers. Callander, Elliot, Auckland, Conyng hani, Boston, 11. Hall, 11.0. 7 :Intro ' It Fitzgerald, Cr!inipton, V.: onin wei 1, Barclay, Bruce, • Grenville, .. Nl. Acheson, Menheri, W. Russel, Sheffield, - A g gerstone, S. Snlliyan, Blaney, Howie, E. Alek.inder, Smith, E. Pulteney; I,e • Despeneer, Mitbank, Cludren, E. Courtney, Nlarshatn„ Sal toun, Coote, •I•eignitiootb, 1 1: It u.sel, Graham, M•pentiurk, Newport, Kintiaild; Loiglord. 'A. lleresford, Stanley, C. Lean:sort GoWer, Mililinav, C. Fitzgerald, S.'.i.l.tmle,y , .1331- , grant', C. Scott; Gray, Vincent; C. Bellasyse, 'C. Tufion, it. Parker,. Carystort, Beresford, Strong, Dow, Leitrim, P. . 'I a nier, A. Ste \xart, liuitt . eill, C4:tlv.ape, Verilon, Nletcnite, LADIES' DRESSES. HER MAJESTY. An elegant white tissue petticoat, the bottom superbly erns. biviclered with silver ,toil ; drapery of silver royal Nrecklen. burgh net, richly ornamented with chains, bws and taS ornamented with net and rings to correspond. Head-dress Ro)ai Meek lenburgh net, with,a profusion of diamonds. PRINCESS AUGUSTA. White crape silver embroidered dress, drawn up in drape ries, richly ornamented with shaied flowers and silver wheat sheaves: rich bottom to correspond: . Body and train rich lilac tissue; sleeves silver Royal Ivlecklenburgh net, orna mented with silver emoroidered flowers. Head-dress. dia. moods and white leathers. PRINCESS 'ELIZABETH. An elegant dress ot.blue Crape, superbly embroidered with silver; on the right side of the petticoat three large dr d up aperies, riclrly siianAled ,tin mu wreaths of flowers , tastefully tie to gether, and finished ma ssy borders of _Egyp net. work suspended loosely arid alternately relieving each other., On.the left side a long full drapery, embroidered all over, and borderel with a -chain of silver rings fastened together• iu waves of silver bouillion ; the' ground-work in stritipzs,er of cross-way, of silver chains ; the bottom, a rich ~d foil in cheques; and ornamented with silver bouillion. "rig Nvhole tinisnectwith sujierb cords and tassels. Train of blue a.!ci silver tissue, trimmed with point lace, silver fringe, mohds. f