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lONIAN ISLANDS.
On; the eccasiin of the re-aasernbling of the lonian
Parliament, the' Lord 1114 Commisoener bas ad:,
dressed a conciliatory message=to that
the latter has responded in an address conceived in a
very becoming tone. < Th.
-- memage begins by stating',
that her Mbjesty'A liiitisiers have approvad of the mea-
sures leke by H. E. the Lord kligh Commissioner,
in ace with the e ' :
—4natitutwo, in elder to
contr us minority ; but that partial elec.
dons taken place, and tilne been granted for
retls.c , her Mujesty hopes to -see the representatives
body, to which
of tber'people inclined to act upon tnoderate and ppc-
ticable principles of. legislation , The Lord High.
Commissioner truAts they will de.
and adds, that he
is
.authorised to declare that inst ad of withdraWing
th,ose constitutional modifications) which' were pro-
' noised in the. proclamation oc. its :2n i of December
last, her Mliesty consentiAo'a.. them to be again
brought forward, when the or_ ary labours of the
session shall be so far ,1 advancsci as to
,
convince his is Excellency that so important
, step may; b. e taken without' imprudence. His
Excellency is readyY to communicate to the
Charnber the quditions en which her Majesty's 'Mi
nisters are disposed •to advise the Crown to abandon-
pose,powera of high police whic - have hither been
twielded by.the Lord High Commi loner and his pre-
rdecessors, and which are acknowledged to be irre
gular, but have hitherto been reniered indispensable
by circumstances. Co,, this nifigage the address
replies, that the rePreeKltatives eel that it is their
first duty, under . that--z,ptcsent lircurastances, to
make every elkork ,t 1) ltnnrr'e the institutions of
the lonian • Ditioda,.; tki'4. the. ' think a complete
reform of the present system necessary, and aban-
doning to the care of God the future destinies
of their nationality, desire tie practical im-
provement of their institutions. They respect
the rights resulting from European treaties, but
desire in return the exact execution of the laws which
consecrate its liberties, and the cetsation of extraor-
dinary measures. The address expresses a convic-
tion that his Excellency is well disposed towards the
Chamber, and begs him to thank her Majesty for
the reforms already granted, and the promise' of
further retiiims..

THE LONDON GAZETTE, July 30.
CROWN-OFFICE, JULY 29, 1852.
MEMBERS „RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE PARLIAMENT
SUMMONED 14 BE, HOLDEN AT WESTMINSTER, ON
FRIDAY THE 20TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1852.
Cointy of CaithnessTrSamuel Laing, Esq., of Brighton,
in the county of Sassex.
County of Flint—The Honourable Edward Mostyn Lloyd
Mostyn. c
Borough`bf Flint—Sir John Hanmer, Bart, :of Bettiafield
Park, in the county of Flint. •
Town of-Poole 1-Henry Danby Seymour, Esq.; George
Woodroffe Franklin, EN; •
County of Sussex (Eastern Division)—Augustus Elliott
Fuller, Esq:, of Rnse Hill; Charles klay Frewen, Esq., of
Brickwall House.
Western, Division—The Right Honourable Charles Henry
Gordon Lennox, commonly called Eaii of March ; Richard
Prime, Esq.
City of Chichester—John Abel Smith, Esq., of Belgrave-'
square ; Ldra Henry George Charles. Gordon Lennox.
Borough of New Shoreham— Sir Charles bierrik Burrelr,
Bart., of Knepp Castle,' in the county of Sussex ; the Right
Honourable Alexander Francis Charles Gordon Lennox, corn=
monly called Lord Alexander Lennox.
Borough, of Lewes—The Honourable 'Henry Fitzßoy, of
Grosvenor-street, in the coufity of Middlesex; the Honourable
'Henry Bouverie William Brand, of Gym:le-Owe,' in the
county of Sussex.,
Borough of Brighton—Sir George Richard Brooke Pechell,
Bart.; Alfred Hervey, commonly called Lord Alfred Hervey.
Borough of Horshain--William Robert Seymour Fitz-
gerald. •
Borough of Midhurst—The Right Hon. Spencer Horatio
. Walpole, one of her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State.
Borough of Arundel—Lord Edward George Fitzalarr
Howard. - , • _ _ _

-Erratain the Gazette of Tuesday last.
County of Warwick (Northern DivislOn)—For Richard,
Spedver, Esq., read Richard Spooner. Esq.
Southern Division— For George Grep, Grenville, commonly
called Lord Brooke, read George Oug Grenville, commonly
called Lord Brooke. - , .

Borough Of MarylebOne—FOr Sir Benjamin Hall, of Ran-
over •pourt, in the ,county of Monmouth, ~ read Sir 13.Ben-
jamin & Ltanov-court, in the county of Monmouth,
« "'4
Bart.

WAR-OFFICE, JULY 80.
7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Fitz Roy
George Smith to be Captain by purchase, vice Gray, who
retires ; Cornet Arthur Robert George Co tello to be Lieute-
nant, by purchase, vice Smith, July 30. '
7th Light Dragoons— Lieutenant Wi iam Francis Wil-
loughby Garforth, from 68th Foot, to tlie'Lieuteuant, vice '
Meredyth, who exchanges, July 30.
sth Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Windsor H. Hum-
phreys, from half-pay Royal Canadian F4le
Regiment, to
be Lieutenant. vice Vigors, July 30. ...
7th Foot—Lieutenant Augustus John tlee Leeson, from
31st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice the Hoeourable Eyre Chal-
loner Henry Massey, who exchanges, jolk 30.
26th Foot—Ensign Walter Fitz Gerald Herrick to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lyeter, promoted to an Unat-
31st Foot—Lieutenant the Honourable Eyre
tached Company, by purchase, Jny 31
Henry Massey, from 7th Feat, . to be -Lieutenant, vice . 1
Leeson, who exchanges, July 30.
Ca -
33d Foot—Lieutenant George Henry Cazalet to be P
tale, by Parchase, vice Witinington, who retires; Ensign
Henry Alexandee Thistlethvrayte to be Lieutenant, by Pur-
chase, vice Cazalet, July 30. - •
38th Foot—Captain Henry George Bolder°, frOill half*Pail
Unattached, to be Captain,Sparkes,
vice Brevet Lieutenadt-Colone
James Pattoun promoted to an Unattached Ms
C,halloner
jority, without purchase; Lieutenant Edward ThoMee
Gloster to be Captain, by purchase, 'Vice Boldero, who retiree;
Lieutenant Thomas Eyre Lambert, from 64th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice Corbett Edwards, who exchanges; Ensign
the Hon. Charles. John Addington to be Lieutenant, by Pe-r" ,
chase, vice Gloster, Julyt3o.
'
4Sth Foot— Captain James. Dupre Brabazon,from 97th :
Foot, to be Captain, vice Chichester, whd exchanges, 'n4 be
bOth Foot—Lieutenant Heiman Ernest Galton to .
gtoviee Smyth, -who be Lieutenant, by purchase,. 7-e
retires; Ensign
y
GH Captain.aeintroyn ,E jdubstyye r
3t poot in.
,(
Kc hi a sne'
sia Foot==-Ensign Cecil Lennox Peel to be Lientenant,.onbY
purchase, vice Fuller, who retires upon half-pay of the COI
Rifle Regiment; Lieutenant Cecil Lennox Peel to be A'dJa_
Cant, vice Fuller,iJuly 23. •
53d Foot—Sergeant-Major Thomas Marshall to be Quar
terniaster, vice Barlow, deceased, July 30. -
from
63d Foot—Lieutenant Christopher James 1,13611ai
the Ist West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice aca--
ley, who exchanges, July 80. s
64th Foot—Lieutenant Corbett Edwards,- from the 38°1
Foot, to 'be Lieutenant, vice Lambert, who exchauffea'
July 30. , .
Lieuta-
6tith FOot—Eneign William Henry Seymour to blihe 9;1
mid, without parchase, vice Atington, deceased, vh—Ligbol
Lieutenant Henry William Meredth, from the 7t... e.,
Gentleman Cadet John Cater, from the Royal alilita7llo.
Dragooni,"to be Lieutenant,
legte' to be Ensign, without purchase, vice &pour, 0
, fr rau Y the
74th Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel John Macdo°9 "1, vice
Saint Helena Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colone 13th
Vice- Garforth, who excheeC:
George Williani Fordyce,
.who, retires -on belfbe -P Captain
Foot; Lieutenant Henry Willington Palmer to
by purchase, vice Duff, who retires, July 30. ,_ from thei
nth Foot—Captain Charles Raleigh Chichee49.%
changes,
48tlf Foot, to be Captain, vice Brabazon, who '— -
July 30. i,547, i,
~ an Alice -^,
let West India Regiment-i-Lrent. Jellies 5h.„.°`!,...,,av who
,
ley,..from the 634 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Dlab" 1'
,
exchanges, July 30.
Charles thin-
Ceylon Rifle ,Regiment—Lieut. Cornelius deceased ;
ford to be Captain, without purchase, vice Skinner,
weßutherford,.,,,efint-a..e
Ließeenant, without purchase, vice Dutnford ; P°:rbaot pur-!,
SecOnd-Lleut. Alexander Max 11 to be
jor william Pollock to, be Second-Lieutenant, WIL Ashmore,
chase,„... vice Rutherford, July '3O. Lieut. 11°11 the sale,
Army
nivatt has been permitted to retire from the by
of his Commission, March 31,1851. , traatio Nelson
St. Helena Regiment—LieutenantaColenel,.,'","aat.Colonel,l
Vigors, from halt-pay 13th Foot, to be Oen"—
vice 111.‘Duff, appointed to 74th Foot, 31. of the 38a1'
Bitzvxr.—Captain Henry George , rg:1841; Brent; ,
Foot, to be Major in the Army, No 7 e Lieutenant-IH.
Fiat-.
Major George Boldero, of the 38th F "ti,itaiu Reyn.elJ
./d
Colonel in the Army, Nov. 11, 18 1.,1 '.., al Cavalry, 10
George Taylor, ,of the 2d Regiment 0 'Pet East Indies,
have the rank of Major in the Artnl °2 chamberlaine, og
Dec. 16, 1851; Captain Crawford Trott el: try, to have the
the..2Bth Regiment of Bengal Native 'ones, may 2,185 U
rank of Major in the Army in the Beet II Torrens Lystee
UrtiarrAcneie—Lieutenant Fredericirchoe, July 30;

irotn the 26th Foot, t-o-17e-Cap-tain,hr

James Ditubepey,

of the 62nda Foot,u
names
r.a.t-TdThLeieutenanof Ciiptail id --
MEMO .
ird Danbeney, of the
Lieutenant Edtv
67th Foot, are uheney, as hitherto
Stated. spelt Daubeny, and not .
. ~
t • -- .1( Iv of the Royal
Siasl) ein Nicholas Thomas Hill, on we're
Corps has be •d to nth* from the Army by
the sale of 'his Commission,n ermitte . . bog to settle in Novi
Scotia, Jul 3 Wig a
he being .
July -O. , • -
Commission by the L rd-Lieutensat of Dorsetshire.
Dorset Regiment (?Militia—Riches LlipPisleY Bingham;
Esq., to b of - Smith, Bart. '
eColonel, vice Sir John James
, ray
signed, July 26.
•
1 .
'
Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of the.Virest Riding of
Yorkshire. _ _
Smith Regiment of West Riding Militia—John George
37,, Esq., to,be Colonel, vice Markham, deceased, 413,' 23;
Commission, by the Lord-Lieutenant of Oxfordshire.
Oxfordshire Regiment of , Militia—Francis Fortescue or
vine' Ge_nt-, to be Lieutenant, vice DO3; deceased, July 26.
Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of Kent.
West Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Cevalry—Li
C. eittenant
Cuthbert Jeddere Fisher to be Captain, vice Hon. & liar;.
kißinge, resigned:; Cornet Nto be Lieutenant
Fisher, evin Ward , vic
r, promoted. July 17.
Commie ions b the Lord-Lieutenant of Essex. . ' :.• -
West Fi y
est Essex Yeomanry Cavalry—Captain George Palmer
t be Major-Commandant; Lieutenant Joseph Jessopp to.be
Captain ; Lieutenant Samuel Bolton Edieborough to be Cap.
tail; John Watlington Perry Watlingten, Esq., to .be Cap-
!i, ; the Honourable Frederick ?etre to be Captain'.
William Henry Clifton, Gent., to be Lieutenant ; Pail
Budworth, Gent., to be Lieutenant ; Archdale PhilpV Pal-
er, Gent., to be Lieutenant; William. Coesvelt Kortright,
Ter,
to be Lieutenant; John Bramston,Gent., to be Cornet;
Augustus Kortright, Gent., to be Cornet; William Davis,
jun., Gent., to be Cornet, July 23. .
WHITEHALL, JULi 19.
ha-...Thel:° ' Lord Chancellor has appointed William Winterbo-
p' ,of Cheltenham, in the county of Gloucester, Gent., to
be a Master E,xtranrdinary in the High Court of ChaucerY.
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