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~aolion and return from the Went Indies, by Sir William In-
AlZietit..u. Wilson.. Ith Light Dragoons, onhis appointment
I departure for beim, by thi Duke of Wellington.
poi Brooke on his return from France.
lionourshle Mr. Spencer, on his arrival from Vienna, by Lord
Ho•
nourable Augustus Spencer, on his appointment to the 43d
;Amine, by Lord Churchill.
'The Manias of Exeter on hie marriage.
The Earl of Belfast, on his marriage and return from abroad, by
31arquis of Conynghetn.
Mr. H. Brandretli by the Earl of Harrington.
Egs Remo, on his marriage, and on being appointed Colonel,
rfteryt,-Tal Meath Militia, by the Marquis of l'onyngtinro.
or. Christopher Tower, jun., on his going abroad, by Mr.
cheatoplier Thoniss Tower.
Lieutenant G. Buller, on his promotion and appointment to the
gise Brigade, by Major-General Buller.
Mr. !deckhouse, on being appointed a Commissioner of Excise,
lathe Earl of Liverpool.
"Mr. Frederick Seymour, on his return from abroad, by the Earl
eCt beme.
Mr. T. Coltman by Sir W. A. Ingilby.
to Philip Musgrave, Bart. M.P. by Colonel Woodford, on his
noises.
Mr. T. Boone, on taking the surname of Boone, by Sir George
Wrstphat
jar W. Ingaby by Mr. Chaplin.
Mr. 11. Ellis, oniseing appointed Clerk of the Tellers, by the
Nucellor of the Exchequer,.
mr. Win. T. Law, on Ire appointment as Commissioner of the
healvent Court, by 3lr. Peel.
Mr. [J. F. C. Johnston, Judge of Criminal Inquiry of Trinidad,
Ful Bethune.
lieutenant-Colonel Vernon on hie promotion, by the Archbishop
d Park.
'main W. E. Sutherland, 33d Regiment, on his promotion and
trim from the West Indies, by Lieutenant-Colonel Sutherland.
Lord Macdonald on coming to hie title.
(*ratio Prescott, C.B.R.S. on his return from foreign sendece.
ftptain Wheler by the Ilon. Major Cunt.
captain Eden, R.N. on his return from the Mediterranean, by
fee-Admiral Sir Graham Moore.
Optain Willingion Shelton by Sir A. Barnard.
Ensign Barton be Major-General Barton.
Rev. Mr. J. F. Foord Bowes, Chaplain to his Majesty.
'Amens:it Stevens, Royal Marine Anillery, on his return from
Algiers, by Lieutenant-Colonel Sir R. Williams.
Lieutenant Bertram on his appointment to his Majesty's ship
Garry.
Cornet Edward Harvey on his appointment, by Sir Arthur
Dichester.
• •
• • :sant Mundy by Sir Henry ?arms.
:norm ('harks IL Drinkwater, R.N. on his promotion and
,ine abroad, by Colonel Ehar.kwater.
,autenant E. Lerman Gower. Rifle Brigade, on his appoint-
r ,t, by Major. General Sr Andrew Barnard, K.C.B.
retain J. B. Dundas, R.N., on his returu from foreign service,
I). !tondos.
I,4ign Barton by Afajor.General Barton.
cctein IV. (tall upon his promotion, by Mr. J. Hall, K.G.11.
Com slinteral thy Hanover.
lactonnt G. T. Maitland Purvisby Rear-Admiral Maithtnd.
Lieltenant W. illansell, R.N. on promotion, by Admiral Sir
W J.llope.
bosenant J. Brown by Viscount Torrington.
bolenant Dallea on promotion by Lord Dutferin.
Colin Daeid Buchan on being appointed Sheriff of Newfound.
lard, ki Earl Bathurst.
tepee) Melville by Lieutenant-General Sir Miles Nightingale.
ititai, C. Colville Frankland on his promotion, Aty Rear-
Sunni lewd Colville.
captsirPrickett on promotion and return from service on the
toot of :fries, by Viscount Melville.
Leto AJ. Kamie by 31ajorAlen. Sir Colin Milken, K.C.B
sad 0 C.lt
Linesman Smith on promotion, by Earl Cathcart.
Treat It.• N. Nixon by Gen. Lord Lynedoch.
tong h. Wellialey by the Date of Wellington.
IMuI. Leshington by Admiral Sir W. J. Hope.
rsio Cngkwnod by Lord ITufferin.
Cop Ciavell on appointment to the superintendence of his Ma-
join ships in Ordinary at Portsmouth, by Viscount Melville. •
Linz J. Byng by Viscount Torrington.
Cot. Boyce on promotion, by Lord Churchill.
Cap. Fielding, by the Earl of Winchelsea.
Mr...betel] O'Reilly, Lord Kenmore, Lord Killeen, Hon. Mr.
?tenon, Viscount Gormansion, Mr. O'Connor Don, Earl of Fin-
pd. 3lr. More O'Ferroll, Mr. Clinch, Mr. Fitzsimon, Mr. ()Ton-
na Mr. O'Gorman, Mr. M'Donnell, Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Power
O'Shee, Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Daly, Mr. Winston Barton, Mr.
irfarrell Caddell, Mr. Maurice O'Connell, Sir T. Esmonde, Mr.
['Bellew, and Mr. Deane, to present an address from the Roman
Coholice of Ireland.
Capt. Methold 14th Light Dragoons, by Vice-Admiral Sir NVin.
• E.C.B. on promotion.
Lieut. Bingham on his appointment to the Royal Artillery, by
a father Lieut..( 01. Bingham.
Lieut. Mansell R.N. on promotion, by Admiral Sir AV. J. Hope.
Capt. No-they on his appointment to the 3d Guards, by Sir Her-
* Tagloy7
Capt. St. ge Royal Welsh Fusileers on his appointment,
dlolyneux.
Unreason J Henry Johnston, R.N. by Vice-Admiral Sir
Innis IwAasa Bart. K.C. B.
C7(611 3lootagu, R.N. eel C.R. by Vise. Melville, on being
mooted a Commissioner of Stamps.
(amain Morgan, M.l'. Coldstream Guards, by Sir C. Morgan.
Cs;lain Cornwall, Coldstream Guards, on his promotion, by
Coknel Woodford.

Laptain Charles Cochrane, R.N. on his return from South Arne-
tt', lay Sir Philip Durham.
Captain Thomas, R.N. on resigning the superintendence of his
Inecy's ships in ordinary at Portsmouth, by Vise. Melville.
Captain George Gooch, R.N. on prornotirn. by Mr. Gooch.
fiptain EUrce, R.N. by Sir Andrew Barnard.
Captain Newbery, by Sir Andrew Barnard.
Captain W. Dumartaq, Royal Staff Corps, on proeeedMg to
In South Wales.

Crptsir; litirrowes, 2d Life Guards, on promotion, by the Earl
(Cathcart.

Captain French, 18th Royal Irish, by Mr. Curtis.
Captain Wm. Fisher, R N. by Viscount 31elville.
Csrain Maclean, R.N. on his return from South America, by
ldtl4al Sir IV. Hope.
Liesk-nant-Colonel Abernethie, R.M., on promotion, by Sir
i.l. ;Lope.
Itanaldson 11PHonell, of Clanronald and Glengarry,
iollisilarn from Paris.

DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION.
Toads, the Anniversary Dinner of the Friends or the above
=elk% institution took place at the (;it of London Tavern,
the C
B,.beeseate-street, his Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester in
lAir.

After the cloth was removed, Bcnedicift Deus, was sung.
Hie ROY•I. HIGHNESS proposed the " Health of his Mejesty,"
*del was erthusiastieally drank, with four times fPur.—" God
are the sing."
Theses! toasts were—" The Royal Family"—three times three.
The :Irmy and Navy."—" Rule Britannia."
SOT. TEUTON aid. If-chef. was one thing more than another
Vt rendered pre-eminent all the members of the Royal Family, it
en their promoting charitable institutions. (Applause.) Theirs
va not a cold donation ; they were not satisfied merely to give.
lat they gave from the heart, and their zeal, energy, and every
el•Tlion, went to promote any institution to whisk their names
ace lent. (Applause.) To his Royal Highness the Duke of
Gloucester, this institution was particularly indebted for being
ar Prrn and indefatigable supporters.(Applause.) Ile would,
vitheut further comment, propose the health of his Royal High-
His ROUE Illewstess returned thanks. He felt grateful for
it:l:altering manner in which his health had been received. This
at the eightenith time he had had the honour of presiding at the
kuiresiary Meeting. There existed in this moat charitable country
N'y valuable institutions, but none he thought afforded more
benefit to its objects than the present one (applause) ; it not
5 give them support but education, and restored them to the
rat of human beings. (Applause.) The Institution was every
17rxeiving greater support. He trusted its friends wont! not
'van in their exertions, for if the funds were twice or three
their present amount, a corresponding number of children
be found to require the assistance of this most charitable
' In conclusion, he expressed his hope that they would
and always hear in mind that the more money they con-
xsed the more happiness would they confer. (Applause.)
• Anil several other toasts, his ROYAL HionMeal proposed the
of the three Canadian Chiefs who had honoured them with
resence After the toast was drunk, one of the Chieftains
_,'•-7'”••d a few words in a very low voice to the Chairman ; on
id Lis Royal Highness rose and said, that ft had been anti-
, ',Led to him on the part of the Chieftains, that as they were
".•`':r to address the company in language intelligible to
• :hi), would feel great pleasure in singing their war song,
•r hoped would afford equal gratification. As soon
, • ',use which followed this annoucement had subsided,
ains proceeded with their song whoop, in the course of
h:y danced round the room in their country fashion, throw-
. ••eises occasionally into the most gem:twine attitudes. We
• ;attend to soy what may be the inspiriting effect of either
et or song on as Indian army, but we confess that we felt as
disposed at its conclusion, as at any previous part of the
^ling their seats, they were greeted with considerable ap-
, • iich they acknowledged by repeatedly bowing. They
• `,`clads which were presented to them a few days since by
a )1, .
v.
r: :he evening the children of the Institution were
intro-
e'Stewards. They presented a very gratifying spec- •
.• neatness of dress, and the care which seemed to be be- •
.
. •• them, mafiosi deep impression on the company. One of ,
Wren recited, in a very distinct and intelligible manner,
lea expressive cf the gratitude he and his fellow-pupils felt
~,..
~,,,e;rl,sllto. the benevolence of which he owed the ability of •
18,,,t,ri:,t'resaurer announced the amount of subscriptions to be
, 1 " o'clock the Chairman retired, with a considerable portion of
•ipany.