The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-04-02 00:00:00

PARE m.icAßrsEr.

This distingnis.. (1 Nobleman died on Monday
evening, at his house, in Comm-street. between the
hours of eight and nine o'clock. in the 61th year
of his age. To trace hill conduia through the
many ardunus and trying situations in which the
public service called for his exertions, would furnish
an etatnple of integrity, ability, and wisdom, which
all may desire, but few can hope to attain . His
loss must therefore be not less regretted as a States-
man. than it will he by a wide circle of frien,!., as a
charades. in private life eminently endowe.i with so-
cial virtues and rare and splendid acquirements.
His Lordship's titles were Earl, Viscount, and Baron
MACARTNEY. Ile was created a Baron, July 10,
177 G, a Viscount, August 8, 1793, and Earl, March
.5, 1794, of the Kingdom of Ireland ; and a Baron
of Great Britain. Kay 23, 1795, by the title of Ba.
men MACAITNEY, of Parkhurst, in Surrey, and of
Auchinlech, in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright. and
was a Knight of the Bath. His Lord.hip mattied
in 1768, JANE, daughter of the late Earl of B: re,
bat has ro issue. l'he title is therefore exUrcZ ;
bin his estates descend to his Lordship's niece and
heir, Mrs. Hume, and her family ; the widow and
children of the late Rev. Dean HuME, brother to
Door Hume, of Lower Grosvenor-street.

The Ga:elte of last night contains the following
new titles:—
The King list been pleased to grant the digeity ass Ear
of the United Kingdom Of Great hotain and Leland to the
Hight Honourable Chides Viscontit Newark, and the h•iirs
male of his body lawfully begotten, by the 1111111 d, Stall, and
title of Earl Manvers.
King bat been pleased to grant the digniry of an Earl
of the United Kiegdom of Great Britain and Ireland to the
Hight Ifoontirahle Horattn Baron Walpole, and the heirs
male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, stile, and
tile of Earl of Orford, in the county of Siifflk.
The King has been pleased to grant the dign.ttes of Viscount
and Earl of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
to the Right Honourable harks Lord Grey, of Iltorick,Knlght
of the Meet Ifor.ourald- Urdu. of the Ratio, anti General of His
Maje..ty's Festers, mud the heirs male of his hide lawfully be-
&mien, by the names, stiles, and tile. of Viscount Howlett,
in the enunty of Northumberland, and Rail Grey.
The King has been pleased to grant the &pity of a Baronet
of the United Kingdom of Great! Britain and Ireland to the
following Gentlemen, and the respective heirs male of their
berths' lawfully begotten, •ia.
Joseph Scott, of Great Barr, in the county of Stafford,
Esq.
Alexander Macdonald Lockhart, of Leo and Carnwath,
Esq.
John Morris, of Clasemotit, in the county of Gilmer.
gun, Esq
Alexander Ramsay, of Italinain, in the county of K unar-
dine, Esq
John Lubbock, of Lama., in tie county of Noefe'k, Esq.
Estrad from an Account laid before the House
of Commons, of all Offices in reversion, granted•in
Ireland
Reversion of the Comptroller of the Port of Cork, to Har-
ems's Lee. and John 1.-es, Esquires, for mete bets, present
possessor, S.. Jolm Lee..
Ditto of Register of Deols, ire. to John Wolfe, Esq. du,
ing good behave ; present posseseor, Gssege 0;:le
Ditto of Customer, de. of the port of Dublin, to the Earl of
Gerhard, and is' son, Edward Aehelen, dotiog pleasole; pre-
sent nerviesseir, Earl of Clermont,
1-I:ms of survive ur the Port of Wreord, to Townsend Lees
amt These Dole Lees, E.qrs. during their Yoe,; present pos.
serwor, Lee..
Data °relent otthe Pens, to Viscount Boyle, for lif ; pre.
sent iowesvor, Earl of Liverpool.
D.tto of Chief Rensei.thratiree of the Court of Exchequer, to
Richard Welled-v, Esq. fir life; preieut poseassor, Marquis
AVellusley.
Ditto of Cleric of the Paper Office, to the Hon Chas. Apr,
fur life; present possessor, Sir J.ones Cliattertem.
Ditto of Conies arid Wnarhngere of the tort of Dubin, to
Lord George C.inway, dining his I f., an I that of G•oes• eta
matron T. Conway; present posonaoe, Lord Henry Seymour
Conway.
Ditto of Second Remernbraneer of the Court of Exchequer,
to Hugh Stewart and Mervyn Stewart, sons ..f Sir Johe Stew-
art, Bart. for their lives; present possessor, Earl oi Doisuogii-
MOM.
Ditto of Geri of Common Pleas in the Court of Exchequer,
to Philip Earl of Hardwicke, dining the lives of Viscount
Royston and Charles J. York*, his son.; present possessor,
Earl of Buckinghamshire

The following is an Account of all Offices in
Ireland, that have been granted to two or more per.
sons, for their concurrent lives, with benefit of sur-
vivorship :
Clerk of the Crown and Prothonotary in the Court of
King's Bench, to Henry Seymour Conway and Robert Sey-
mour Om w.oi, for their lives.
Searcher of Stranttforig, Rich. Earl of Donoughmore, granted
Oa the late Right Hon. John Hely Hinch'nson, and to his
assigns, during the lives of Francis Hels Hutchinson, Abra.
harts linty Mitchinson, and Richard Hely Hutchinson (now
Lend Dono.:ghmore) snits, it its Has Majesty's pleasure wittier
to revoke the same.

Searcher of the Port of Dub:in, to the Earl of 1.-itrina and
Robert Clotennhy Clements, for their live,.
Prothonotary of the CO:lft of Conimm Plea., to the
Thomas Knox and Wilsey Knox, for weir lives.
Searcher of the pon ..f Cock. to the Hon. Wiliam Charles
Ifolverton, and Harry John Yelverton, for their lives.
Clerk of the Croon and Peace, for the province of Leinste-,
to John Pollock, and Anhur H. C. Pollock, his son, for
their
Register in the Coon of Chancery, to the Hon. Wham
Charles Ye,verturi, and harry John lelvertoa, I ,s son, tor
their lives.
Taster of Win •s, to John Bereitord, jun. and James lens-
feed. E. q. for their rms.
It appears from an account Lid before the House
of Commons of the sums which remained in the Ex-
chequer on the Irt day of January, 1806, being
part of the grants of Parliament for the service of
the year UM, applicable to Army Services, and
also the amount of the b.ii.ance in the hands of the
Paymaster-Genet.il of the Forces, on the Ist day of li
Januaiy, 1806, Ow the total balance for Army
Services, on the l at January, 1806, was 543,8371. Bs.
The following is the House List, for Governors
and Directors set the Bank of England, for the year
ensuing :

rya aoveaaro•s.
Beeston Lou.. EN Governor.
Sir Brook Watson, {tart and Ald. Dep. Governor.
to^ sJ
Alexander Raring, EN William Mellish, Eq.
ThOMal IS...Museum, Es Slr Rie:iard NMI*, nut.
Samuel 11..uittnet, Esq Char'es Pole. EN.
Bowden, EN. Thorns. Sailt.e., Esq.
Ceentsiiiis Esq. John Bak. r Richards, Esq.
Ak.:hander Chemi.N.n, Esq. Edward Snnenn. Esq.
/lapel! Coney, E. Henri, &will, E.q
Samuel Drew*, tn. Samuel Thorne.% Esq.
Nathaniel Neste French, EN. hen Thoriihm, E•
Jeremi..h Herman, EN Samuel Turser, juo E.q.
Jelin Jovahlfulter4, Esq. John Whitmore, E.q
Tho.nas Lew,,, Esq. I Benjamin Moslem!), Esq
The eleCtion for Governor and Deputy-Governor
will he held on Tuesday, theist ; and of Director*
on WedocsJay, the 2.! of April next, fr'm ten in
the fe,retwon, till four in the afternoon.