The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-21 00:00:00

THE KING'S COURT.

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Yesterday being the day appointed for his Majesty bold-
ing his first levee this season, it excited considerable
interest among the higher orders, and caused a very nu-
merous and splendid assemblage of the Nobility, dignified
personages, and others of the Gentry, to assertible round
his Majesty, to pay their duty to the Sovereign, together
with a number to be presented on various occasions.
The novelty of a levee attracted a number of spectators
in Pall-Mall and other places leading to the King s Palace,
in that place, the Park, &c., at the early hour of twelve
o'clock.
The carriages containing the company about to attend
the levee thronged Pall-Mall some time before one
o'clock, the hour appointed for the admission of company
into the Palace Yard.
The King arrived in his travelling carriage from Wind-
sor, escorted by a patty of light horse, exactly at one
o'clock, and entered by the garden gate from the Park,
where some preparations having been made for the recep-
tion of his Majesty, a number of persons had assembled
round the gate, and greeted his Majesty as he catered,
who acknowledged it by graciously touching his travelling

cap.
At half-put twelve, the King's Guard, commanded by
Sir Thomas Arbuthnot, preceded by the band in state uni-
, forms, marched into the Palace-yard. A detachment of
the Royal Horse Guards did not arrive till half-past one
o'clock in Waterloo-place, accompanied by their numerous
band, in their splendid uniforms. They played during the
afternoon alternately with the baud of oho Foot Guards.
Sir Richard Birnie, the Chief Magistrate of the Police was
in attendance, with Townsend, Sayer, and a numerous as-
semblage of Police Officers, under his superintendence and
directions.
The porters at the gates, in their state liveries, holding
in their hands their massy batons. Thete were also in at-
tendance, the Marshalmten, the tinder Porters, the Gen-
tlemen Portent, the State Pages, and other Pages, in their
state uniforms. The Grand Hall was lined by a party of
the Yeomen Guards. There were also stationed in the
Hall, two of the tallest Royal Horse Guardsmen, accoutred
as Cuirassiers.
Soon after two o'clock, his Majesty, having dressed for
the Levee, entered the State Rooms, attended hy his Great
1 Officers of State, the Lord and Groom in Waiting, Sir Ro-
bert Bolton, the Equerry in Waiting.
Their Highnesses the Duke of Brunswick, the Prince of
Brunswick, and the Prince of Leiningen, accompanied by
their Aides-de-Camp, were presented to the King at a pri-
vate audience, by Sir Robert Chester, his Majesty s Master
of the Ceremonies ' • after which their Highnesses attended
his Majesty at his Levee.
Count Lieven, the Russian Ambassador ; and Mr. Se-
cretary Canning, bad audiences of his Majesty.
The Archbishop of York presented a book to his Ma-
styj . .
The King proceeded to bold a Privy Council, at which
Viscount Maynard was introduced, and sworn in Lord
Lieutenant for the County of Essex, in the room of the
late Lord Braybrooke.
A Proclamation was agreed upon by the King in Coun-
cil, for the election of a Scotch Peer in the room of the
late Earl of Balcarras.
Colonel Macrionell, Field-officer in Waiting, presented
to the King his Report of the effective state of the three
Regiments of Foot Guards.
His Majesty then proceeded to hold his Leiee, which
was attended by the following Ambassadors and Minis-
ters :
The Austrian, French. Prussian, American, Danish. Swedish,
Sardinian, Bavarian. Saxon, Netherlands, Neapolitan, Portuguese,
Wirtemberg, Spanish, Russian, and Mr. Colquhoun. the Minister
from the Hann Towns. The French, Austrian, and Russian Am.
bassadora, came in state, with two carriages containing their suites.
All the Cabinet Ministers were present, with the exceed of the
of
Lord Chancetlor, who was prevented from attending, it "the
fin.t day of Term. There were also present, the Arehbi. sof
Canterbury, York. Armagh, and Dublin, the Vice Chancellor, the
King's Advocate, the Attorney and Solicitor Generals, the King's
Proctor, the Attorney General for Ireland, the Lord Chief Baron
of Scotland, the Vice-President of the Board of Trade, the Earl
Marshal of Engknd. the Attorney. General of the Bermudas, the
President of the Royal Academy, the Lord Mayor of London, the
Recorder of London, the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex,
Messrs. Brown and Key, Mr. Under Sheriff Marten. Aldermen
Venable". Thompson. and Flower, Mr. Dawson. the Under Seen.
tory of State for :he Home Department, and the Lord Mayor's
Chanlain.
Dukes—Leinster. Athol, Argyll, Montrose, Newcastle, Bruns-
wick, Dorset, Wellington, and Norfolk.
Marquises—Carmarthen, Bath, Salisbury, Camden, Angteses,
Hertford, Winchester, Graham, Cholmondelcy. and Londonderry.
Earls—Chicheßter, icimeric. Rockford. Scarborough, Ennis-
killen, Listowel, Leitrim, Charlement, Sheffield, Nelson, Clonmel,
Strathmore, Rockilarage„ Hopetoun, Kinnoull, Lonsdale, Dorches-
ter. Longford, Warwick, Burford, Pembroke, Stanhope, West-
morland,Vxbridre, Spencer, Fortescue, Egrenuen, Macclesfield,
Courtown, Cathcart, Harrington, Liverpool, Harrowby, De la
%Warre. Illthurst, and Londerdale.
Viscounh—Downe, Pollington, Ennismore, Bernard, Gage,
Ossory. Hereford, Morpeth. Esstnoe. Cliftoo, Bridport, Valletort,
Melville, Clive. Maynard, Sydney, Bolingbroke, and Palmerston.
Lords—lt. Manners, Howard de Walden, W. r. Lennox, Rod-
ney, Binning. Kenyon, Hervey, Ellenberogh. Say.and.Sale, .1.
Stuart. W. Fitzroy, El. Cholmondeley, Howard of Effingham, A.
Hill, Bolton, flotham, Calthorpe, Montagu, Ravensworth. Strath.
avon, Pelham, Barham, Rolle, Teynham. Hill. Randlesham,
!Alba Granville Somerset. C. Manners, Bntybrooke, Comber.
mere, Lyndock, G. Beresford, Colchester, St. Helens. Mary.
borough, C. Bentinck. Bexley. Owydyr, Gifford, O. Seymour,
Arden, Belgrave. and 11. Cholmcmdeley.
Right lionorrabler—Sir John Nichol. Sir G. F. Hill, Charles
Grant, G. Canning, R. Peel, W. Huskieson, A. J. Foster, Sir S.
Shepherd. F. Robinson. and W. W. Wynn.
nonontrabks—J. Tollemaehe. W. Scott, Lieut. E. 0. Sinclair,
J. Sinclair, Powis, Hare, Coorteaar Boyle, J. Hope,
General Sir A. Hope O. J. Stanhope, C. J. Shore, W. Twialeton
Fiennts, Rev. H. A:Napier, Captain Cut, U. Fare, Captain G.
Walciegrove, G. Agar Ellis, Lieut.-Colonel Lowther, Lieutenant.
Colonel Finch, Captain S. M. Gardner, W. K. Banington, Rev.
E. Tumour, and Rev. IL Carleton.
Sier—Keir Grant, C. Flower, F. Burleys, J. Lawrence, J.
J. Copley, C. Robinson, C. IVetherall, E. Kerrison, Molnettz
Ommanney, A. Johnston, C. Robinson, C. Blunt, A. Clarke,
G.C.11., C. Morgan, Wynne De Bathe' J. Williams, Astley
Cooper. C. Forbes. C. Abney 'login, C. Flint, J. Croft, H.
Askew, T. Lethbridge, G. Clerk, A. Hope, Wright Wilson,
W. W. Doveton, G. Rowley, Marcus Somerville, J. Rae Reid. A.
Crichton, A. Hood. 0. Wilson, Everard Home. Stamford Raffles,
P. Laurie, J. A. Gordon, G. Shiffner, H. Bridges, S. Fludyer,
M. Ridley. T. Freernantle, G. Nugent, C. 11. Colville, 0.
Patient, J. Sewell, G. Scorch. .1. Chetwode, %Vatkin %Valiant
Wynn, E. F. Stanhope. J. Longhorn, ll'. Abely„ R. Porter, E.
Thornton, W. 0. H. Jolliffe, W. Curtis, ft. Gunning, W. Youeg,
H. Sayler, J. IVrottesley„ M. Tierney, 11. Parnell, C. Lomb. C.
Aldis,. T. IVinnington. W. 11'. Wizard, Rowland Hill, E. An.,
mhos, R. Milner, A. Halliday, Thimms Arbuthnot, R. Bolton,'
Hussey Vivian, Harry Calvert, Edmund Naele, Andrew Barnard,
Ifingrove Turner, Chalks long, Robert Chester, Henry Camp.
bell. 11. Harlin', 11. Tureens, M. Seymour,
Blrhopr—Bath and Welk, Lichfield and Coventry. London,
' Ely, Lincoln, Llandati, Gloucester, Down and Connor, Chichester,
Nova Scotia.
Barons—MolLzakin, Stierneld, Cent), Delme.
Count,—De Moltke, St. Marta L'Aiglis,. Laded; Villa Real,
Mondesinw, Wornezow, )Bunter.
A 'vide:tic:mg —NV,.l.ber, Hook.
Deane—Carlisle. Chichester, Salisbury, Rochester. St. Patrick's.
Rey. Doelms—Knotr, Blomberg, Grier, Butcher. Watson,
Goodenough, Holland, Guinness.
Sergeast—Shepherd.
Doctors—ltobinson, L.L.D.. Thee, Dreyer, A. Colima Hutch-
inson, Southey.
Av. Afersrs.—J. G. Wrench. Hugh Tot.y, DD., Weber, W
Whalley. Thomas Mills, I'. Palmer, 1.1..11., J. Hobart Seymour
Gervas Holmes, C. It. Sumner, J. Davies, A.M., E. Batumi
T. P. Magee, S. ',matt, J. M'Evoy.
Aleri,,,ir----Scott, Sir W. J. llope, lion. Sir H. Hotham. Sr' R.
Moorsom, Sir C. Bosley, Sr .1. Yorke, Sir R. Kirby, I'iscoont
Exmouth, Sir Wm. liarrood. Sir C. Hamilton, Winthrop. Jones,
Sotheron, pithy, Sir J. B. Thompaan, Sir P. C. Durham, Lord
Mark Kerr, Sir J. 11. Whitahed.
Generals—Lloyd, Sir W illoughby Gordon, Bonham, Wetherell.
the lion. NV. Stuart, Sir C. Green, Trevor, Viscount Ihwesford,
Sir W. Anson, Cave]. Watson, Salmon, Maltby. IL Torrens,
!Montgomery, ST H. Askew, Lord Blti Ley, lion. I'. Stuart, Sir
(l. Walker, Pigot, Sir U. Ata.zy, Lard Combennere, Eg:rton, Sir
W. Eric Grant, Borne. Phipps, Hugonin, Slaoe, Sir G. Anson,
lion. J. Ramsay. Sir Colerthoun Grant, Cumming, G. Negert,
Earl of Donoughroore. St. Gorge, Thorntoo. Sir W. 11. Clit,tao,
Neville, Finch, Dyott, Colin lin:kens, Lord Lyndosk, Sir 3.
Doyle. Sir A. Clarke. J. Murray, 1:arl of Ross!) u, Nicholls, Lord
C. Somerset. Hart. Archdall, J Hamilton. C. Greville. C!ay. A.
Hope, Sir 11'. Hutchinaon, Moore,llanlwieke. Sir John 31nIcolin.
J
Sir H. Calvert, Cartwright, Sir Ilisloe. White, rani of Cork,
!zir W. Houltown, Lord Hoiden, Forbes, J. Murray, T. lino.ae.
Hammond.

Pearson, Oosset. BBL Bur.
then. Fuses«, Holine Sumner. Sir H. findings.. C. Doyle,
Powell. Sir (I. Elder., Keys., Power. Moubray, Sir N. Hill. Clap-
ham., 11. Burg!. liosanquet, Lyesun. Cavendish. Ellicenibe, sir
A. Die Lon. I:. hlesurrier, Linalay. Davkine. W. Hull. B.ircr
Elph!nstone. Ultimo*, Lushington. Sir 11. Watson. Williamson.
Nicolls, A. Grant, .71.170 tan. L. Stanhope. Sir It. Williams,
tint, Siitherland, D'Aguilar„ Trench, lbrwille, Thornton. .
lackburne, A. Ross, Drinkwsrer, Stale, Watley, Rneke, St: G.

%%'ood, 'Goldfinch, f:harlt •• 1. El. CAMile, J. Stewart, Towns.
bend, Lord W. Russell, SM H. Floyd, EWPrt, T. Buntmry, Lo-
max. Thornhill, Masao, Nobie, Sir H. Rasa, and Stewart.
/Ifajors—D'Afaty, Maherly, Shirley. 51. Belshes, .1. Tod, Cash,
Ctiamberleyne, Ord, Tweedy, Diggle, Peachy, North, J. H.
Littler, Morrie, Arnold, 31arsitam, and Sir Rowland J. Eustaee.
Comoins—Cates, Conroy, Clement, Ommanney, Dawkins Al au-
by, S. E. Conk, %Volley, Roa,er. A ngersteir, Hurle, Locke:Calde-
r/al, Ilecchey, Raines, Bentinek Doyle, 11. Brace Powell,
Grant Duff, C. Bayley, Stewart, Home, C. Gordon, Nooda,
Clay, Prlaberly, R. thanbier, Litchfield, C. Head, Stun. J. Max-
well. Bain, C. Schonberg, Porter, Skipsey, E. Mu, Lyster,
R. Broogh, Day, F. H. Coffin, Deane Dundee, Naies, Merrick.
SFov'eralehre.Pringle Taylor, „Fitz Clarence,
oirior, Maude, Samlorn, Collier, Sir J. Gordon Sinclair, Williams,
I)ickii;son, 11. Jooes. Iteresfted, :deredtth, Kelaall, Stoyte, Spay,ly.PP4g.clt:. King.G.
1.P.1 Jones,use, Fair, J. Crew, 0. Fisher, R.
Cotterell, Bentinek, Bayley. J. Carew.
I.lentennots—W . ,lotton Stephens. Packe, Wlttram. Clayton,
llotham, Hull, Townshend. Sir J. H. &them, Illusgrave Bay.
ard, G. Story, Sir IL Anstruther, bigot, 111'Kinnon, E. Belcher,
Wood, Hooke. Bramleth. 11. Fortescue, J. W. Stuart, A. %Fah*.
roll, .1. N. Frampton, Duncan Darrock, Wyndham; • flensage,
Berdyshe.
Enrigns—thrham, Lyster, Seymour, Westby.
Afersiettra—Falrk, Iltedermann, Carrillo. Rush, Adam Smith,
Colgultoutt, Rae Wilson, Watson Taylor, M.P., Roehfort Grange.
Hope, Braneb Corper, M.P.. J. Harrison Curtis. Walter Jones,
Bourke, De Alayo, Wadd Braddyll, Samuel Platt, B. Curley,
Archibald Hamilton, A. Upton, C. Begot, Bootle Wilbraham,
111. P., Cox., Rough. J. Ilarrison Curtis, Langford Brooke, Ed.
wanly, T. Peers 11'illiains, 111. P., Tilson, ff. Vyner, Venables,
Freemantle, Sumner, Bedford, Puxley, C. Clarke, Theobald,
Dawkins Pennant. Greenwood. Cawthorn. Platt, Dan. Tyssen,
Fuller, Quarme, A. F. Cathcart, Moreton Dyer. E C. Fletcher,
11. Leggett, Mitchell, M.P., Balfour, Murray Threipland, CaL
thorpe, Steuart Ala,:kenrie, Macgregor, Browne, Speer, Swynfert
.hrvis, Mackenzie. Dein F. Mark. C. Mackinnon, Wyndham,
Stanlsy, Field, Fludyer, Curry, T. Knowlys, Sydney,
Howard, Lawrence Peel, P. Howard, Langhant, P. Le Bretoo,
Randle Wilbraham, inn., Lake, M.P., G. East Jollife, Murray,
Palmer, J. Calvert, Keith Douglas, 11, Somers Cocks, Prior H.
Prey Corry, LoAlcy, A. %V. Dee Barre", Wallace, G. Ilibbet:t. C.
Ellis, A. Grant, R. Bernal, H.P., G. Watson Taylor, J. it. Gnat.
vett, J. IVellace. 'l'. 'fencer, Holland, J. Franks, H. Cowmt
C. Dundee. Merry, J. Murray Drummond. Hinrich, Key, Nub,
G. L. Blount, Singleton, Prendergast, Walter Jones, fluency, R.
Bootle Wilbraham, Horace Twists. Morgan, evoker, S. R. Lush.
ingion, W. Nortiley. Tollemache, Cooper, H. Bream, W. Haatinire
Anderson, Knox, A. C. Grant, Dawson, W. Stuart, M.P., Daw-
kins, Carleton, Nuesey.
The following were among the numerous presentations
Captain Cates. s:td regiment, on promotion.
The Earl of Kinnoull, on his marriage, by the Duke of Athol,'
The Lord Mayor of London, by Mr. Secretary Peel.
Mr. Rae Wilson, on his return from his travels through Pulsed,
Russia, and Feland.

Mr. Sheriff Brown, by Mr. Secretary Peel.
Monsieur Bourke, by the Danish Minisier.
Count de Bliti.kensee and Baron Demur, by the Prassiaa Mt-
n6ter.

Chevalier de Castello, Chevalier trillion, and M. de Moyo; by
the Spanish Ambassador.
Chevalier de Kantsow, by the Swedish Minister.
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Count Mondabilott and M. Biedermina,bylll. Secretary Can.
niix.

gr. Sheriff' Rev. by Mr. Secretary Peel.
Mr. Under Sheriff Marten, by Mr. Secretary Peel.
The Right Hon. Augus.us T. Foster, on being appointed his
3.sjesty'a Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at
the Court of Sardinia.

Commander Henry Mooraom, R.N., on his promotion, by Vies.
Admiral Sir Robert Moor m.

Mr. Nuswy, on his being ►ppointed Apothecary to his Majesty.
Viscount Corry. by the Earl of Enniskillen.
Toe Earl of flopetoun, on succeeding to his titles. and being
appointed Lord Lieutenant of the County of Linlithgow, by Lieut
General the lion. Sir A. Hope.
Lord Teynham, on coming to his title, by the Ziatquis of
Camden.

Lord Henry Cholmondeley, on his marriage, by lad Rock-
savage.
Loll Pelham, by the Earl of Chichester.
Captain Strachey, R.N., on his return from France, by Viscount

Rev. J. 0. Wrench, Chaplain to the Lord Mayor, by hit Lord-
ship.
Marquis Carmarthen, by the Earl of Chichester.
Lord Bolingbroke., by the Earl of Pembroke.
Bishop of Nova Scotia, on his Consecration, by the Archbishop
of Canterbury.
The Dean of Chichester, by the Bishop of Chichester.
The Rev. Archdeacon Webber, by the Bishop of Chichester.
Sir Stamford Raffles. on his return from India.
Mr. Augustus W. Dee Bores, Judge of the Supreme Court of
Newfoundland, on his appointment, by Earl Bathurst.
Sir Edward Thornton, his Majetdy's Envoy Extraordinary and
Minis:et Plenipotentiary at the Court of Lisbon, on !iis return.
Mr. A. Hamilton, on his return from the Continent, by Lieut.-
General Montgomerie.
Sir Thomas Croft, on his marriage, by Major-General Sir Henry
Askew.

Mr. Corry, by Lord Enniskillen.
Sir W. W. Doveton, by Lorn St. Helene.
The Hon. J. Hope, on receiving a commissinn in the Coldstream
Guards, by Lietenant-General the Hon. Sir Alex. Hope.
Mr. H. Puxley, by the Earl of LiMOWel.
Hon. Henry Fane, by Lord Westmorland.
Mr. Stanley, on his return from abroad, by his father, Lord
Stanley.
Lieutenant-Colonel Noble. by the Duke of Wellington:
Lieutenant-Colonel Seale. by Lent Rolle.
Lieutenant-Colonel 31ason, on going to the Canthkent, by Col.
flolme Sumner.
Lieutenant-Colonel Ewart, on his return frau she East Indies,
by General Sir Wm. Kennel.
Lieutenant-Colonel Lord W. Russell, on being applissed to the
command of the Bth Hussars.

Major Mar3ham, on going abroad.
Lieutenant-Colonel T. Stewart. by the Kiri of Enniskillen.
Lieutenant-Colonel A. Grant, by the Duke of Wellington.
Lieutenant Colonel Sutherland, or his return from envies on the
Gold Coast, by Major-General Sir Henry Turrets, K.C.B.
Sir Charles Lamb, by the Puke of Montrose.
Mr. Randle Wilbraham. iun. on his return from the Continent,
by his uncle, Mr. Bootle Wilbraham.
31r. T. he Breton, Lieutenant Bailie, of Jersey, to receive the
honour of Knighthood, by Mr. Secretary Peel.
Captain R. W. Brough, on appointment, by Malor-General Sir
H,Torrens. K.C.B.

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Lieut. Sir R. A. Anstrutlier„ Bart., Grenadier Goan* on Ms
appointment, by Colonel Townshend.
Capt. Maude, R.N., un his return from the North Amer:cau
station.

Lieut. Willoughby Cotton, Coldstream Guards, by Lord Cots-
bennere. _ _ . _

ilotham, Royal Engineers, by his uncle, Admiral Sir W.
liotham. _ _ _ . .

Lieut. Wigram, Coldstream Guards, nn his appointment.
Lieut. L. N. Hull, Ens: India Company's Screke, by Sir S.
Raffles.
Lieut. John Townshentl. R N., by the Earl of EIMMOnt.
Lieut. Sir F. H. Bathurst, Bart., Grenadier Guards, on his sp.
pointment. by Colonel Town+hend.
Lieut. Wood, tieth ►title Regiment, by Colonel Wood.
Ensign Seymour, 734 Regiment, on his appointment, by Co-
lonel Clithcroe. 31 finned+. . . . .

Ensign N. H. NVestby, Queen's Royals, on appointment, by Sir
H. Toners, K.C.H.
1.190. J. W. Stuart, fith Font, by Lord Jamea Stuart.
Lieut. A. Wethersli, 42d ►irgt., on his appointment, and going
to North America to join his Cnrp,. by General Wethceati.

Ensign Lyster, bOth, hs Captnir•. Looter.
Lieut. Stephens, 29:h Itegt., on his appointment as F.Querry to
the Duke of Gloucester. .

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Lieut. Brandreth, Royal Engineers, on his return from abroad.
by Sir H. Torrent..
.Lient. Begot, Grenadier Guards, on his appointment, by Co-
lonel Townshend.
Ensign Hotham, 40th Foot, by his father, Sir W. /Wham.
Lieut. 1111Cinnon, Grenadier Guards, on his appoirtmient, by
Colonel Menthe's&
lAeut. Rook., 3d-Ouanis„ on his appointment, by Col. Rake.
Mr. Richard Bootle Wilbraham, on his return tiosu the Conti-
nent, by Mr. Wilbraham.
Mr. SherittKey, by 31r. Seeretary Pea •
Mr. John Franks, on beint appointed a Judge of the Supreme
Court of Bengal.
Mr. Holland, hit Isleility't Auorary-General fen the Betattalt.
by laird Scarborough.
Mr. Bear, Brown. by Lord Rodney.
Mr. Da..nel Tyson, High Sheriff of Kent, by the Right. !cr.
'Robert Peel.
Mr. Wm. Korthey, Coldstream Guards, on his appointment, by
Mr. Bootle M'ilbrahani.
Lieutenant-Colonel LoshinLoon, M P. on his return from
India, and being appointed a Companion of the Bath.
Lieutenant-C.olonel Watson, on his return from the Condom:.
Major-General John Murray. by Earl Bathurrt, on his return
from the government of Demerara.
Major Valiant, by General Sir Charles Green, Bart., en his te-
turn from Canada.
Major-General Sir Coiquhoun Grant, on his irriyal from Ireland.
Major-Genrral Nicolls, on his appointment to the Staff of the
East Indica.
Licurenant-General Dyntt, on being sppinnted to the command
of the 63.1 lieTimtrt. by the Marquis of Anglesen.
Major.Genend Sir Cr. Murrm ,on being arrOir.teti to the corr.-
I maed cf the troops in Ireland.
Lieutccnnt Bend rale, by Earl Nelson.
lion. Mr. Powys, by Lord Lilforil.
Hon. %Ir. Bare. by 'Viscount Ennismore.
Sir Thnnas l'reemantie, Bart, on hie carriage, by Sir Chirp
No,:tent, Bart.
Major-General liardwil,e. on Lis return from Bengal, by
Major-6 entral Sir John Malcolm.
',motet-ant E. (1. Sinclair. by the lion. James
Ellenbomugh, ori his marriage, by the Bishop of Bch
and Wells.
Sir Robert Porter, on his return from Russia.
lord Itorehmter. by the Hon. and Rey. R. Carleton.
General Lord Cornirrmere, on his return from Ireland, sedan