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MADEMOISELLE NOBLET'A NIGHT.
RING'S THEATRE.
MADEMOISELLE NOBLET begs lease
stem respeetfrily to acquaint the Nobility. tile Sub-
scribers to the Opers, and the PuMir, that bee BENEFIT
will take place THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, May 4, wises
will be perforated, Mozart's Grand Serino. Opera, ntitled
LA CLEMENZA DI TITO.
Between the Arts, a DI VERTISF.M ENT.
After the Opera. Madesnoieelle Nublet will have she lioneer
to produce few the Orel lime before a Britisb Audience,
lib! celebrated Bullet of Action.
NINA; 0., LA FOI.LE PAR AMOUR.
to two Acts, compelled by M. Miler; the Music by Penni,.
Applientions fur Boxes and Tickers to be made to Made-
*toilette Noblet, Ns. 11, Leicester-place, Leicester...gears>
and at Mr. Ebers'o, t 7, Old Beed-street.

DRURY-LANE. •
FRIDAY. May 4, his
4.ostris lievonota will perform, 6th time, Lord By.
- 1411110ils •
MARINO FALIERO,
11001 i OP VINICIB.
UMW PoNeve, eke Mt*. Mr. Cooper; Berner* Pollens,
Mr. Tbaimpoessi ; Looni. Mr. Foote; Benintende, Mr. Powell;
Michael Sumo, Mr. Wilhoott ; Israel Herrero, Mr. Wal-
lach ; Phillip Calesnlaro, Mr. Bromley; Bertram, Mr. Bar.
wd. Angio/ina, Wife of the Doge, Mrs. W. West; Ma.
Firma, Miss Smithson.
LTo which will he added, the favourite Extravagaosa called
GIOVANNI IN LONDON.
Don Giovanni, Madame Vestris • Leporello, Mr. Harley;
Mr. Florentine Finickia„ Mr. 1114mord. Mrs. Leporello,
Slim Cubitt ; Miss Coostantia Quinotte, Miss Povey ; Mrs.
Enlist', Miss •Rdwards ; Squalling Fan, Mrs. Bland.
Plates to be taken of Mr. Rodwell, iu the Rotunda of At
Saloon- of the Theatre.
Private Runes can oily be obtained for the Evening of
Mr. ROlllllOl, at the.lben 011 ice.
TO•11110001., the Operi of Love in a Village.
Ira Mittitlay, the Opera of The Monona.
An Operatic Drama, eutitled The Lod Impostor, will!
pet friar! um Tuesday.

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7'H NA TUR.ROYA L, COVENT-GARDEN.
TDIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Mry 4, will
be acted the Musical Drives of

ROB ROY MACGREGOR.

Sir Frederick Vernon, Mr. Egerton; Rashtrig', °skald'.
Moue, Jr. Abhor'; Fraseis Cabalshawse, Mr. Dorsimet ;
Bali Roy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. Macready ; Doiersl, Mr.
Emery; BatUie Nicol Janie, Mr. Lissom. Diana Yentas,
Mimi Greene; Jeoe Macslvies, Mrs.:C.4mile'. Helen Mae.
greyer, Mrs. remit.
To which will be added (11th time), a new Grand 31e1u.
dramatic lloanore called
UNDINi;
Oil, THE SPIRIT OF TIRE WATERS.
Sr Ilelrlbreod of Riogstritea, Mr. Abbott; Senesehal of
Ibs Mirosebohl, Mr. Barnes; Walter, Mr. Blanchard. Un-
dies'. Mims E. Delimit; Bertalda, Mrs. Voting; Bridget,
Mrs. Davenport.
Ondimis.—Kublebom (tbe Spirit of the Waters), Mr.
rarity; Gyblia (the Goblin Sprite), Mr. Grimaldi.
limbos, or The Spirit of !be Waters, will be repeated every
iniesiiag till further mediae.
To morrow, the Musical Romani of Henri Qoatre—.
'Act which (wood time), Messieurs Demur earl Embrey'',
known by the name of the two Hereales• of Flatter, will eta&
kit 'lrmo exercises of grime strength, sad agility, which
bare obtaised for these the a;iplasee and astooisbasent of all
Use Courts of Earope.
Miss Stephen. will retorts to her eapgemeut on Tuesday
mat, when will be performed Doe Jolla.

SURREY THEATRE.
'rims EVENING, FRIDAY, May 4, and
A. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, wilt be prewroted
(24 and 3d times), a gaud Swami Melo-draurr. called
,INDAMORA, THE RAJAH'S WIDOW.
Raywriscl, Mr. Bever/hi Albert, Mr. JackM;••ll.
Chief Br•min, Mr. Chaired; Newlin. Mr. Bruning. In-
darning, Mies Taylor; Feting', Mine E. Mir.
After which (Mk and 1211 new Barletta, called
THE TWO GREGORIES;
Or, WHERE DID THE MONEY COME FROM

•
John Bull, Esq. Mr. Belliagor ; Mr. Gregory, Mr. Bur-
roughs; Gregory, Mr. Fit/million. Mos. Gregory, Miss
Jonas; Fsnehette, bliss Coriolis'.
To couclude with (13th aasl 141 h doses) a Serio Comic,
Melo.drastalie Spectacle, exiled
ALONZO THE BRAVE, and THE FAIR !MCCUNE.
Alonzo, Mr. Burroughs; The Boma, Mr. Bengougb.
Imo-
giue, Miss Taylor; Loreouiaa, Miss Copeland.
Boxes, 4r.—rit, la..—Gallery, Is.
Doors open at Half.past Five, bogie as Ilalf.part
Places fur the Boxes to be lakes of Mr. Grove, at site
Box.olbee.
Ou Wedsesday (brst time), • sew Serious Melo-draw,
called The Mysterious Mother, i■ which Mr. Huntley will
perform.

VXHIBITION cif the BATTLE Of WA
11 'rERLOO in aa ALLEGORY, painted for the Direo-
tors of the British Institution, by JAMES WARD, Beg.
R.A. size 35 feet by 21 feel, is now epee, at the Egyptian.
Hall, Piccadilly.
Admission 11.-a•Catalogne Sd.
Descriptive Catalogue, with Etched Outline, 6a. 6d.

A LARGE QUANTITY of ILLUMINA-
TION LAMPS to be LET or SOLD, with various
Devices •ppeopriale for the approaching Curassotion sad
Plumittation, 4.1. APPLETON, al his Pateat Freaeh and
English Lamp and Oil Warehouse, No. 11, LUDGATE-
STREET, sear St. Paul's (established thirty-Ave yeses), and
advises his Friends sod the Public to give their orders early,
as the price of Illumination Lamps, Sae. must advance as
the Casowatiern draws near.
N.B.—J. A. will sell Illanstuation Lumps ((ready for use)
at this time, lower than they eau be Let for when for Illand-
mallow takes place.
J.A. begs leave to inform his Friends and the Public in
general, that he has sow on Sale • large amortmeat of the
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winelt-admired and improved One, Tans, and Then.- -
wilt Lamps, whittle are at this time or tenth is, use Few
*ft bath, &Wiliam,. dining.rooms, drawiwg-rosolml, Meat'
I ug-bouses, banking-keuseo, preblic-.fees, churches, chapels,
hall.rooner, public-places, &e. where a brilliant light is re-
/mired. An assortment of the most improved French Lamps,
in Brass, Bronze, or Japan. Grecian Lamps, Lastret, Giran-
doles, and Chimney-piece Ornaments of the newest Patterns
and out the lowest Terms. Patent and Illumination Lampa
to let for balls, routs, assemblies, &e. Lamps Repaired,
Cleaved, ■nd Lacquered. Spermaceti and other Oils fur
Patent and other Lamps. Lamp Cottons and Glasses,
Speaking Pipes made and fitted up in Town and Country.
Several Two, Three, and Four-light Plate and Cut-glass
Grecain Lamps to be Sold vet), cheap, suitable for coffee-
houses, taverns, hall-room.. Ike. &c.—Brans, Patent, and
Grecian Lamps, taken in Exchange.

THE KING'S LEVER.

[Concludedfron ors Papor of yesterday.]

PRESENTATIONS.
Dr. Yeats, M.D. to present his Biography of the late Pa-
trick Colqiihoun, Esq. by the Lord in Wallin. '
Mr. David Pennant, by Lord Rows.
Mr. Crorbic. on his return from abroad.
Mr. Fenton Scout, Yorkshire hossare. by Lord Grantham.
Mr. Edward Eliot, by the Lord in Wailing.
The Rev. Edward Baakes, upon his marriage, and upon
being appointed one of his Majesty's Chaplains, by Sir Wm.
Rout.
The Rev. Charles Sumner, on being appointed Domestic
Chaplain to his Majesty.
The Rev. Lewis Amadeus Anspach, Minister of the
French Church, Threadneedle.street.
Lieut. W. Morris,R.N. by Sir G. Nayler.
Lieut. Julhffe, 15th hussars, on promotion.
Lieut. Davis, 11th light dragoons, on his appointment.
Lieut. F. Cutter, R.N. by Admiral Sir James Saamares.
Mr. Nugent Macuatnara, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Stewart Nicohion, by lbe Lord in Wailing.
Earl of Caledon, on being elected a Knight of St. Patrick.
Mr. Chamberlain, his Majesty's Coasul-Geaeral in the

Mr. Edmond Lyon, try the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. %VIMoo, West India Conotnitoioser, by lii Lord ill
'Attar.

RICIIARDSON. GOODLUCK, C..
respectfully beg leave to recommend to the attention
of their Friends aad she Peltlle, (bit Scheme of the State
lottery, which is formed on as entirely novel play.
TICKET CHANCES are only 14f. 14.. each,
SIX rEENTH CHANCES 20..
and other Shorts in proportion,
All the Chances now on Sale most be streided on the First
Day of Drawing, the 17th of THIS MONTH, whets 4,007
Prises will he drawn, including
2
And Forty other Capitals;
And the holders of the First 100 Nunibers drawn on that

Day, will have a farther Chance of
2
And moor other Prises.
There are no Classea—every Ticket decides its own fate.
Ticket and Share Ch for the 17th of THIS MONTH,
SOO OW sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.,
at their 0.4 Lttablishe.l Office, Sauk Huildioms, Cutobtll.

ALL IN ONE DAY. 17th of THIS ,MONTH
(MAY).
2
And 100 Chances fur
2
Resides 4.005 other Prizes sure to he drawn 17th May.
Illromantualy CHEAP PRICES fur the above splemilid
Advantages, 17th May :
Ticket Chasm tl4 14 0 Quarter Chance l 3 17 0
Half 7 13 0 I MOO . 1 10 0
Sixteenth Twenty Stallings oar!
•.• No Claws I—firery Ticket put in Me 1111•4, earls
to be drawn singly, suck deciding its own fate, and no
either.
Nu reserve of Tickets!—Nu suspense!—Every Ticket or
Share purchned uu or before 17th May, is sure to be de-
cided that Day, when ALL Ike 21,0001. Prizes, and all the
4,005 Capital and other Prizes must be drawn.
TICKETS soil SHARES for the 17th May only, arc
stilling by J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, Contractors, 37, Cora-
/MU; 11, Holborn ; nod 38, Haymarket ; ober they sold
in the Two last Contracts ALL the 211,0001. Prizes; also,
2.063 (Class B), 20,0001. And by all their Agents in the
Coautry.
'V Sanaa, with fall Particeas, grafi..

The Duke of Devnnshire and Mr. Becher, with an Address
from the enemy of Cork.
Mr. Thomas Divert, M.P. by the Lord I. Waiting.
Lord Beauchamp, 10th hussars, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lord Meadnwbank (late Lord Advocate), on being ap-
pointed a Lord of Session and Justiciary iu Scotland, by
Lord Melville.
Lord liiiighasrs, by Earl Bathurst.
Lo►d Headley, by the Earl of
Mr. Raise, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lieutenant Peel, 71st light infantry, by Colonel Yates.
Lieutenant Grant, Lord Milford's troop of Pembroke
yeomen, by the Lind io Waiting.
Second Lieutenant the Don. Charles Grey, no his •p-
-pointmeat to a commission in the rifle brigade, by Lord
Grey.

Lieutenant Fitsclarence, R.N. on his promotion, by the
Lord in Waiting.
Lieutenant Leicester Smith, R.E. by the Marquis of
Headfort.
Captain Polhill, on his appointment to the Bedfordabire
yeomanry, by Lieutenant-Colonel Marquees,.
Sir Julin Shelley Sydney Bart. High Sheriff of Kent, by
the Marquis of Camden.
Illonverable W. Home, by Lord Melville.
Hue. Jas. Stuart, 85111 regiment King's light infantry, by
the Lord in Waiting..
Mr. Wilmot, 4th light drsgoous,by Lord Harrington.
Lord Lindsay, by the Earl of Caledon.
Sir Robert Mends, on his sown from the Continent.
Bishop of Winchester, un his preneutiog two volumes of
the Mrmuirs of Mr. Pitt.

Sir James Mac Gregor, Director-General of the Army
Medical Department, on being appointed Physician Extra-
ordinary to hit Majesty.
Sir William Chatterbox, on his return from abroad.
Rey. John Holmes, by the Lord in Waiting.
Rey. Charles Barupfylde spun his marriage, and return
from Rome.
Rey. George Fisher, Astronomer to the expedition about
to sail fur the Arctic Circle, by Sir Everard House, Bart.
V.P.ILS
Key. Mr. Music, by the Lord in Wailing.
M►. Inge, by the Lord in %Vatting.
Rey. Mr. Keyantl, Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty,
by the Lord in Wairiug.
Dr. Charles Dunce, by the Lord in Waiting.
Rey. Wm. J. hotline, by the Lord In %Voisin,.
R.v. Spencer Madan, D.D. Chaplain its Ordinary to his
Majesty, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Galloway Nfoseley, by Sir Henry Torreon.
Sir theory Pymt, on his marriage, by Mr. Penn.
Majo►-General Kerr, nu promotion and return from the

Cowfluent.
Colonel Ashworth, Major. General in the Portuguese
Army, on him return from Portugal.
lientenaut•('oluuel Hargreaves, on his promotion in the
3d Royal Lancashire militia, by Mr.lll.iekhurn.
Mr. Hubert de Kurgh, on his coming of age.
Mr. Mow. by the Lord iu Waitinz.
Mr. Chevalier, on being appointed Surgeon-Extranrili-
nary to him Majesty, and to present his Hunteriun Oration.
Mr. Miles, by Sir Henry Ons
Major General Troves o, on his return from France.
Mr. kfaule, Anrist to his Majesty, upon his appoiutnteut,
by Lord Viscount Stilinoutb.
Mr. Charier Tynte, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. K. Kynawon, oil going abroad.
Mr. Lloyd Watkins, of the Central Glamorgaushire
yeomanry, by Mr. William Booth Grey.
Mr. Petro, by Mr. Hatburd.
Lieut..Colunrl Sheddon, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lieut.-General Sir Henry Ward, on his taking leave pre-
riot's to his proceeding to his government and command.
Sir It. Mends, R.N. on his return from the Continent.
Mr. Abbott, by his father, the Lord Chief Justice Abbott.
Mr. Keith Douglas, by Lord Melville.
Lieut.• Colonel Macdonald, 19th regimentron his return
front India, by Sir H. Turner.
Major Harriot, Hon. East India Company's service, to
take leave previous to joining his regiment at Bengal.
Joseph Glossop, Esq. upon his appointment a■ Clerk of
the Cheque to Ibe Honourable Baud o( Heelless's Pas-

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' LONDON, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1821.

Metter% whee the Kim delivered to him the bates atoll"
by the FAO of Maocienilidd.
Major yymiimy, Royal waggon train, by Sir G. Sowell,
C.B.
Major Cole, Royal weetri•er. ev Pronto/ion.
IljeuttoautColoisel Peter Maceptoni, On his marriage, by
Sir Jacob A%tley.
undeman.odenei *owes S 4h, nr King's light infaatry,
on his regienec bele, agitated to the Mediterreastems.
Lindeman', %dead wale, on his rehire from the Conti-
sent.
General Loam; mm Wappolatment to the seared IRO
goose guards. : •
Lieutenant-Crewel Stedriek, be the Lord i• Wat
Lientenant.Gesit Me Philip Roche, upon his rot
Spain, by the Spate Ambassador. 777
Major 0 Gore, regional, by
64th regiment,
Major Montego,64th regiment, on malla sit
tarn from the lain of Framer, by Sir J. Gore. - . •
CELRIIIMATION OF
Tilt tits BIRTH-DA rit—AP•

seeded to his closet soon after half past one o'clock,
where the Archbishop of Canterbury. the Arch-
bishop of York, the bishop of London, the Bishop
of Landaff, the Bishop of Chester, the Bishop
of Exeter, the Bishop of Bristol, the Biphop of
Gloucester; the Bishop of Worcester. the' liieboO
of Chichester, and other Dignitaries of the Church
were then admitted into the presence of 114 M-
ajesty ; when the Archbishop of Canterbury de-
livered sn Oration of Congratulation on **happy
return of the celebration of the day. The King soon
after proceeded towards his state koutrlsnlents
attended by his Great Officers of SOO, Lord
Amherst, as Lord in Waiting; General finch, as
Groom iii Waiting ; Sir Robert Bulion,qe tquerry
in Waiting; the Page of Honour, &c. Ma-
jesty proceeded to the Japan-room, whirls-Jo sp-
IpOtspnisied to those who have the /Vag and
lositikhlgo 'of the eufri, where the Ffiniiiitroble
Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners, with the Lieu-
tenant, Standard-bearer, Clerk of the Cheque,
and Gentleman Harbinger, attended his Majesty,
having the extri. The Prince Retafee, attended
by his Secretary, haring been conducted to the Pa-
lace by Mr. Williams, the King's messenger, was
introduced to his Majesty by Earl Bathurst, us Se-
cretary of State for the Colonial Department. The
Prince and hi* Secretary were dressed in the com-
plete costume of their country, wearing mantles;
they were bare legged, and wore sandals.
Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York,
Prince Leopold, the Duchess of Kent, and Princers
Sophia Matilda, came in state with their attendants,
in two carriages, with • military escort of the life
guards. Their Royal Highnesses were received
with military honours by the Gourd of Honour, and
the band played ‘, God save the King." The
Duke and Duchess of Clarence were present to
join in the general rejoiciiiirs of the King's subjects.
their Royal Highnesses came to the Palace pri-
vately.
The Archbishop of Canterbury came in state, his
attendants in two carriages.
The Speaker of the House of Commons came in '
his state carriage, and attendants.
The Heads of the Law and the Law Officers,
were present, consisting of the Lord Chancellor,
the Lord Chief Justice of the Court or King's
Bench, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of
Common Pleas, the Lord Chief Baron, the At-
torney-General, the Solicitor-General, the King's
Advocate, and the Vice-Chancellor.
His Majesty received the congratulations or those
who have the privilege of the erstrd, consisting of
his Royal relatives ; the Foreign Ansbossadors and
Minister', cousisting of the Austrian, Russian,
Netherland., Turkish, Bava-
rian,Spanish. Prussian,
Wirtemberg, Sardiniau, Swedish, Doltish,
American, Saxon. Hans Towns, and Hanosidiss •
the Cabinet Ministers, &c.
His Majesty, after he finirhed receiving Ilstesi
who have the privilege of the entre, proceeded to
the grand saloon, and took his station in the front
of the splendid throne, his royal relatives arranging
themselves on each side, including the Princes
Augusta, according to their ages, &c. acc. His
Majesty then proceeded to receive the congratula-
tions of the general assembly. Among them were
the Lord Mayor of London, the Recorder of
London, Mr. Sheriff William., &c.
Also the following :
Dta41••••••Wtlii•Il011, Montrose, Se. Albasa, Dorset, Port-
!sad. Grafton, and Braufort.
Drekesses—Portland, St. Albans, Relined, Richmond,
Marlborough, Dorset, &Ilford, Northumberland, Montrose,
sod Leeds.

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In consequence of St. Georges Day falling this
year on Easter Monday, his Majesty was graciously
pleased to postpone the celebration of his birth-day
us to the holding of a Court. The Cabinet Mi-
nisters, the Officers of State, &c. alio postponed
the celebration of the joyous event to yesterday,
owing to the regular appointed day interfering with
the adjournment of the two Houses of Parliament.
Earl Bathurst, the Lord Chamberlain, Viscount
Sidenouth, the Marquis of Londonderry, the Duke
of Montrose, and the Marquis of Winchester,
gave grand entertainments upon the occasion.
The foot guards mounted duty for the day, iti
new clothing for the year, in white gaiters. The
King's guard was composed of grenadier guards,
who wore particularly large caps of a peculiar
form ; their size is so mirth larger than the old
caps that they have them secured on their heads by
strings of black leather under their chins. A new
state colour was carried with the King's guard.
The band wore their state uniforms.
The weather in the mortriug was extremely fine.
and was very propitious during the day for the
higher orders to resort to the presence of the Sove-
reign, to pay their dutiful respects to their beloved
King, and to congratulate hilts upon the happy re-
turn of the day; and we have the gratification to
say. no time could have been more opportunely, for
we believe at no time of his Majesty's life was he
in a better enjoyment of good health. Numbers
of the middle classes of society imriicipated in the
rejoicings of the higher orders to celebrate the birth-
day of their Monarch.
St. James's Park began to be thronged soon after
eleven o'clock, for the purpose of viewing the com-
pany going to Court, and the general splendour
produced, particularly at a hirtioday Court, in
which their gratification was fulfilled to thegreatest
pitch that their expectation could possibly have
been raised, as • more splendid Court is not in the
recollection of the oldest attendant at Court, which
must have been particularly gratifying to the King,
by such an incalculable crowd, composed of the
representatives of all the Sovereigns and Govern-
ments in the universe, the highest orders to the
lowest who are admissible to pay their devoted
homage to their Sovereign. There is no regular
mode of ascertaining the numbers resorting to
drawing-room, held at Buckingham House, owing
to there being so many entrances to it, but the ge-
neral estimate was, that there were YAM at the
lowest estimate. It being a birth-day gala, the
drones of the ladies were cot skirted, if not all
new, nearly so, and of course were of a gloat va-
riety. Those fur presentation were of course of
white.
It is needless to say, the brilliancy of jewels
shone with great splendour in the head-dresses
and necks. The Misses Burdett had splendid
jewels in their head-dresses ; and the dressing of
their hair and their feathers was generally ad-
mired; in feet their feathers were considered the
inapt choice at Court. The dresses of the gentle-
men were very splendid. Those who have had ho-
nours conferred on them were considerably height-
ened by their being adorned with their elegant and
magnificent collar., which, although not what is
called a Collar-day. it was observed as such by
special notification in the Gazelle.
The King arrived at his Palace in Pimlico from
his Palace in Pall-mall, in his private carriage, at a
quarter part twelve, and although the carriage was
quite plain. his Majesty was recognised by the
crowds of reapectable persons who titled the mull,
through which the King passed, the gentlemen took
off their hats, and the ladies curtsied, and they
generally made their dutiful obeisances.
Au extra guard of honour marched into the
Court-yard, in the front of the Palace, at a quarter
before one o'clock, preceded by the band, in their
state uniforms. A detachment of the life guards
arrived soot, after, and surrounded the Court-yard.
Sir Robert Baker and other Magistrates of the
Police were in attendance, with Townsend. Sayer,
and a numerous assemblage of officers. Mr. Lee,
the High Constable of 11'eraininster, headed a posse
of his coustables.
The greatest order and rttgularity was preserved,
both in setting down slid taking tip, although the
line of carriage, reached to a dietatice of at least a
mile in some diteetious; between two and three
o'clock they reached to the top of Bond-street.
The company began to arrive at the Palace soon
after twelve, and continued till near five—some
were kept iu the line of carriages between two and
three hours. The whole of the company did not
leave the Palace till half-past six o'clock.
The grand hall was lined with a numerous as..
semblage of the yeomen guard, who with others
were stationed on twill sides of the wide and splen-
did staircase, which gave it a very majestic appear-.
ance. The stair-case was divided. the width of
which admitted of a division, without any inconve-
nience, to allow the company to ascend on one side
and descend on the other, after having paid their
duty to his Majesty. which is a great and essential
means of preserving order.
The King having dressed for the Courts he pro-

Marquipes—Wisekester, Dosetal, Hertford, Callum-
bow Headfort Salisbury, Cornwallis, Wellesley, Cansden,
aed IleckingbLii.

Nerekiimsesest—W alert nr d, Choluiroadeley, Winebeater,
Dounaltire, Cornwallis, Hertford, and Saliabery.
-

Berrls—sYeenyes sal March, Belfast, Marries feta, Her-
rowby, Harcourt, Dithurst, Pembroke, Yarmouth, Chatham,
Rodeo, Whitworth, Grey, Breckaock, Ue-la•Warr,
sea, Astiburnhans, klalgrave, Aylesbury, Uxbridge, Mayo,
Chichester, Mow at Edgcumbe, Galloway, %Vest morland,
Grosvenor, Darnley, Yerelant, Aberg y, Dimooghotore,
Casa., Roselyn, Clonw,el, Aboyne, !Hurley, Liverpool, Cas.
silis, St. Germaine, Fortestme, Bridgwater, and Limerick.

Count —Harcourt, Mexhorough, Clare, Galloway,
Chichester, Liverpool, Lieveu, bluaster, Roden, Mulgrave,
Newburgh, Dowager Das titiouth, &thorough, Macclesfield,
&furore, Dowager Castle-Stewart, Wasps, and March,
Home, Dowager Clunmel, Dowager Newburgh, Ormond and
Hilary, Grey, Coventry, Biarrhope, Cawiha, Himstingdow,
Pembroke, Hawarden, Trinple, Grosvenor, Reseberry,
St. Germain., De-la-Warr, Bridgewater, Ashburaltam,
Bathurst, Ariesbory, Carlisle, Pools, Caruarvon, Harrowby,
Pendant, Sheffield, Dowager 11'itrvrick, A Wpm, blocky,
Derby, and Harewuod.
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Verteminfr—Dierbunt, Exmouth, Erni...are, Mole.-
worth, Douglas, Bernard, Torrington, Milaingtown, Mel-
ville. Lake, Sidmouth, Palmerston, Sydney, and Asbbrook,
Vermont —Torrineton, Enntsmore, Andover, Lor-
ton, Barnard, Dowager Melville, Melville, and Aslibrook.
Lords—E. 0. Bryrn, Dunalley, Clarina, Colville, 11111,
Muskerry, Clifton, J. Beresford, C. Benthick,
Somers, Thymic, T. Somerset, St. Helens, H. Cbohnondeley,
Howder, Wa'anginal', F. Bentinek, Cursor, Granary, Am-
herst, Barnard. Clinton, liereaford, Ashburton, Say-sad-Sete,
Belgmve, Henley, and W. Hentinck.
Ladies—Beatoctere, M. Kennedy, two Stewart., Nightin-
gale, Brownrigg, H. lascelles, Orde, E. Belgravr, Cooper,
H. Sullivan, A. Pauleti, Dowager Luebington, Floyd, Write-
Whitsbed, Clinton, two Fitzroy., Sl. ()emulsion, H.
Neville, Browne. F. Legge, J. Hay, C. Stewart, L. Stewart,
Campbell, C. Seymour, Loyale", Roden, Paget, Somer.,
Tbyrne,G. Sallsbu. y, C. Greville, C. Durcumbe, Say-and-Sek,
Pelham, Pylon, E. Lovi her, %Vroi teary, Trollop', Browne,
Ibbetson, Plilteney, S. Stuart, A'Corri, H. Rematch, C. Ben-
tinck, Radstuck, Desanges, R. Wigrami, jun. Kennedy, Mal-
colm, C. Macleod, Nugent, C. Spencer Churchill, Mildmay,
Dow.Astley, Mackintosh, DesFoenz, Harris, Hipplaey, Lub-
bock, W. Anton, M. Outten., Buller, Swinbrrne, Nayler,
Halkelt, P. Coot', M. Ross, Campbell, Robinson, Lambert,
Ominanney, M. Cook, Pole, C. Citarteries, H. Chichester, Pol.
len, Burgoyne, Tierney, Jobraton, E. Baker, Cavan/too,
S. Coventry, A. Cotton, E. Grey, C. Grey. G. Grey, Payne,
Drake, Rich, C. Neville, C. Benham, Beresford, Trine, E.
Forteocre, Knightley, Nightingale, F. Beranek, C. Greville,
Mesde, Borough, Colville, K. W. Forrester, E. Norman,
Arson, G. Cavendish, Salta., Bloomfield. and A. Percy.
Right 11 btu.—Mr. Elliot, Charles Grant, N. Vas.
sittart, F. Robinson, B. Ballesert, W. tVellesley Pole, Sir
J. Leask, -- ijosteesaws, Wallace, and H. Russell.
Hemintrabiee—Mrs. Stuart, Mrs.. Hare, Mr.. Henry
Windsor, Mrs. William Hare, Mrs. Barnard, Mrs. Waraord,
Mary Harris, Matilda Harris, Mrs. Dottier Maros, Miss
Falvey Needham, Mrs. Rashest, Mrs. A. Egerton,
Mrs. West, W. Barrington, Mrs. E. Bsererie, IVeUesley

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Pok, three Miss Greys, two Mi.. Addington., Colonel
Wodehousr, Wudehouse, Mrs. Cavendish, Stis. Nevin.
Mrs. Barnard, Mrs. Cockayne, Mrs. Poyutz, Boyle.
Mr.. Leigh, Mr. Twissleton, Mrs. HoMarsk Mr Percy Fra-
ser, Mr. Lope, Hurdley, J.Stowart.
Sirs—C. Mae Carthy, H. Watson, H. ilibeloon. R. At,
buthuot, .1. C. Andersoa. J. Osborne, R. Baker, Bart. G.
Nugent, Robert ICoanedy, R. Mends, J. 'Pollee. J. Cult
HiPpisley; J. Basiusaret, H. C. Li ppineott, is. Des Vomit,
H. Sewn, J. S Lillie, J. Asiley,
Seymour, Alex. Duo,
H. St. Paul, H. W. Wilson.
Rishops—Windsor, London, (W.f.& Loodaff, Clioncesteirs
Exeter, Lincoln, Cheater, Ely, Ssio.iinry, Ktllala, Claymores
)(Onion:, St. Asaph, Carlisle, awl Winchester.
Doctors—Prosser, Dodson, M.P. for Rye, Pattarsot„
Lee.
Rem. Messrs.—T. F. Foord Bowes, Chaplain In his Ma.
jetty; John Holmes, Jam.. Sallllllaft Zi W. 1110.Ylle. M. liar-
K. F. Fuller, C. C. Chaundy, J. Detafield, T. Blarkulloa,
J. Watt; R.4lraten, G. Cowell, Evelyn S. Suttee, J. G. Ms*,
W. 1. More, 88111011f1 Leggsit, Simpson, W. Morlitkr,
F. W. Blomberg, A. Suicide, D. Grey, and M. Gamier.
Baron Langsdorf.
Couwls—Lieven, Lurlolph, Woronrow, De la Pavlof.;
Munster, and Caraman.
Aldermen—Birch, Scholey, Magnay, and Bridges.
Admirals—Stephens, Bingham, Sir S. Malcolm. Viseonnt
Eamouili, Sir J. Well., KC.B, Pigott, Sir G. Militia,
Winthrop, Sir D. Gould, Page. Sir Charles Pole, H•lkett„
Sir R. Stratton, Harvey, Sir C. Ozle, Bart., Digby.
Genera/I—Finch, Beechen, Duller, Sir P. Rothe, Reyneli,
Fermur, Adams, Sir G. Walker, Sir L. Cole, Skinner, Ord',
Sir F. Maclean, Sir Charles Asgill, t a, N. Hopkius,
J. Balfour, Ross, Lloyd, Pigot, Elwes, Fraser, Dana, Kerr,
Sir J. Macleod, Spencer, Thornton, Nicoll., Skinner, Bing-
ham, Sir W. Anon, BradshaW, Burton, Hall, Raymond, A.
Brooke, Sir G. Nugent, Widdringtoo., Vincent, Sir G. Beck.
with, G.C.B. Sir W. Inglis. K.C.B. Wernyss, Sir H. Montre-
sor, Burton, Browne, Ashworth, Hall, Hugoain, Sir H.
Nightiogall, Sir C. Sutton, Sir S. Astehmiity, Sir C. lialketf,
Viscount Lorton, Ballingall, Dunmore, Sir J. Doyle, Cogh-
ill, Slade, Armstrong, Lethbridge, Rebow, Sir R. Browu-
rigg, Crosbie, sad Bouham.

Co/ona/s—A'Arcy, Volley, Daniell. Wynyard,i R. Grease,
Ellieombe, Maxwell, Mayne, De Burgh. Barrow. Grant,
Cotton, Griffiths, Raban, C.B. Quentin, Meister, Rice, E.
Walker, Hargreaves, Chtherow. Sirup, Hill, R.H G. Sir A.
Christie, Brandling, Gore, Morland, Lambert, Freuch,
Maule, W. Cotton, O'Halloran, Strode, Chisholm, Campbell,
Crosbie, 111ilmaa, Brownrige, Not, Taylor, Graham, Shawe,
E. Cullom, A. Maclaine, Shutt, Rodney, O'Malley, Chis-
holm, Milman, *Donald, Peters, Gardner, R.A.Oke, Col-
ston, Hunter, Hill, Mallet, Wentworth, Serie, Buck worth,
Thornhill, R.A. Hawker, R.A. De Burgh, Harris,
Waroeford, Bowater, Eustace, Yllle.
Majors—Comyus, Cole, Bentinck, Cheater, Barney, San.
dilands, Stratton, Ormsby Gore, Allen, ymith, Culegrave,
Lynch, R.M. Hay, PLC. H. Maclaine, F. E. Drake, Gall,
Brock, H. Smith, Bates, Lynch, Fughcrly, Paiue, Stepney,
and Bleachers!.

It not having been customary to receive presen-
tations on birth-day Courts that regulation was
dispensed with yesterday, by command of his Ma-
jesty, in a notice in the Gazette. Tile following
were among the presentations yesterday :
The Marchioness of Waterford, by Lady Bermford.
Mrs. Pa►cel rimersld; 14 Lady Restissek.
Miss Notelet, by her mother, Lady Nugent.
The Ladies Benue!err, by the Duchess St. Albans.
Miss Elliott, by Lady Malcolm.
Miss Augusta Leigh, by her mother, the Hon. Mrs. Leigh.
The Ladies Come, by Lady Mary Mu...
Miss Uniack, by the Marchioness of Waterford.
Lady Kennedy, by the Countess Cassilis, on her marriage.
Miss Foley, by Lady Mackintosh.
Miss Taylor, by the Counters of Liverpool.
Lady Mackintosh, by the Lord is Waiting.
The Misses Mackintosh, by their mother, Lady Mark.
inlosh.
Sir Lewis Versturme, by Count Munster, on being ap-
pointed • Knight of the Guelphic Order.
I.ient. Versturme, his son, by Count Monster, cm promo-
tion as Captain in the Hanoverian cavalry.
Miss Letitia Shea, by Mrs. Evelyn.
Miss Shea, by M►s. Evelyn.
Mrs. Walker, by the Lord in Waiting.
The Hon. Mrs. Cockayne, by the Countess allrairlesSeld,
Mrs. Muse, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lady Clinton, by the Hon. Mrs. Poyntz.
The two Misses Poynit, by the Hon. Mrs. Paws.
Mips Maria Clinton, by the COMllleFil or Sheffield.
Lady Caroline Barham, by the Lord iu Waiting.
Lady Wrottesley, on her marriage.
Miss Peel, by Mrs. Dawson.
Miss Eliza Weld Forrester, by her mother.
Miss Augusta Leigh, by the Hon. Mrs. Leigh.
Mrs. Grenier, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mrs. Wyndham Lewis, by the Lord in Waiting.
The Hun. Mrs. Rnsbout, by the Hon. Mrs. West.
Mrs. Clifford, by Lady George Cavendish.
The Countess of Huntingdon, on her marriage, by Lady
Tierney.
Dowager Viscountess Stencil', by Viscountess Melville.
Hon. Mrs. Ed. !Smokes, on her marriage.
The Hon. Miss C. Cavendish, by her mother, Lady Water.
park.
Miss Peel, by Mrs. Dawson.
Captain Henry Elliott, K.L.G. on promotion.
Mrs. !Maxwell, on her marriage, by the Connie,. Hume.
Mrs. Gen. Ashworth, on her marriage by Lady Unite.

Alias Burton, by Major-General Burton.
Culegrave, by Lady Salmon.
Mrs.Choinnondeley, by the Marchioness of Cianishetwirity.,
Mies Blackshaw, by Viscountess Aahbruuk.
Miss Wright, by Lady Itadatuelt. ridaitairstAllsm
Lady C. Cavendisb, by Lady G. H. Cavendish.
Miss M. Monts, by her mother MIN. C. Morris.'
Mrs. Cavendish, by her mother-in-law Lady G. Caveneith.4
The Countess of Itostbery, on her marriage.
Hos. Mrs. Petro, by Countess Grosvenor.
Lady Walker, on her marriage.
Mrs. Walker, by Lady Swinburne.
Lady ‘Vrottesley, on her marriage.
Minn Heneage, by Mrs. Prince.
Mr.. fibre, by the Countess of Pim :Sq.
Mrs. G. Harkin, by Countess Torrington.
Lady Borough, on her arrival from the Continent.
Mrs. L. Sullivan, by the Duchess of Northumberland.
Mrs. H. B. Collier, on her marriage, by Lady Drake.
Miss Barlow, by Viseounteis Torriegtoo.
I Mrs. Wadtvisi Wyndham, by the Countess of Newburgh.
Alm C. Strode, by Mrs. General Buller.
Miv Borough, by her Mother.
Misr F Forrester, by Lady K. W. Forrester.
Miss Mitchell, by Lady Kennedy.
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Alias Slade, by the Countess of Newburgh. ~.41.0
Lady l'ynn, on her marriage.
Moan Fanny Grenier, by the Lord in Waiting. ":
wool Miss Clark, by Lady Mildinay.
La.ly Ibbeison, by lb. Countessllarewood. NT: ~. a
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Mrs. Blacksbaw, by Vicousttess kilibrook. 1
Miss Kerrie, by Mrs. Keene.
Lady Krightley, by the Lord in Waiting.
z by Lady Saltown.
Lady and Miss Burgoyne, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mrs. Magary, by Mtn. Atkins.
Countess Grey, Lady Elizabeth Grey, Lads Caroline Cu.) ,
star Lady Getirgieaa Grey, by the Lord a Wailing.
Miss Barlow, by Visronistess Turringtuu.
Mims Foley, by Lady Mackintosh.
Lady Prudeatia Coon., by Lady Mary Ross. (Tars]

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