The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-11 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
We.have no arrivals this morning of importance; even the
Express from Paris does not communicate any thing worth
observation; but the most important feature in the city is the
funds, which are rising more rapidly than they fell. In less
than twenty minutes atter the opening of the market, Consols
got up two per cent. Consols, which left off yesterday at 82% %
for the account, opened at 83, when they gradually got up in
twenty minutes to 84 4—a rise of two per cent. 'lbis astonishing
improvement in the market Is not attributed to the arrival of
any political news, but to the gre,t scarcity of money stock;
also to the speculators at the West End of the town, who have
over-sold themselves anti are immense Bears, caused by a ge-
neral belief that the Duke of Wellington was positively going to
resign his office; since whichlt has proved the contrary, and it is
firmly believed in the city that the Duke is as firm in his situa-
Ron as ever; consequently, the West End of the town spew.
Inters finding themselves deceived, are trying to bring in their
Bear accounts; the Blab' finding the desperate situation of the
Bears, have mancauvred to cause a very great scarcity of stock,
and are determined to snake them pay a high price for it. This,
at present, is the situation of the state of the fbnds. Consols,
with.n two days, have improved 7% per cent.
Although the express from Paris does not bring the prices of
the French funds, we hear that on Tuesday the Three per
Cent. Rentes were 61f. 83e.
In the foreign market little doing as yet.
EN 01.1811 NI)8
Bank Mock, 007 0 316 per Cent. 01% %
India Stock,_24.o 9 Vitto, New 93fif,),',
3 per Cent. Cone. Sts. 3A; 4 Per Cent. 18;19 1014
Do. for Account, 34 i 4 India Bonds, a
Dian Redneed, 83% 4 Exchequer Bills, 35 41
FOREIGN 1, V ND&
Greek, 24 6
Mexican, 35 fl
Peruvian, 14 15
Portugese,
Prussian,
Russian, 117 8
Spanish, 16% 17
TWO O'CLOCK.
Extract of a letter from Harlingen, Nov. :—" We aro 'still
in a miserable situation, and all our military forces, as well as
the armed Burghers, are marched to protect our frontiers. M
son leaves me to-morrow, to be in garrison at Bois le Duc, with
his company, which place is declared in a state of siege, and he
will probably find the enemy before it."
Extract of a letter from Napoli di Romania, dated' Oct. 15 :
" The boundaries of Greece are marked out, but not .finally
settled. They are waiting for the French Envoy, who is not yet
arrived. Colonel Baker has arrived on the part of England, and
Is now residing at Napoli. There is most likely, at the present
moment, bloody work in the island of Candia, as the Turks have
given it to the Bey of Egypt, and the natives refuse to submit to
him, file Bey has given them some days to consider of their
submission, and, if they refuse, a general slaughter will ensue.
In a few days we 5h 'll hear of the event."
A re-action has taken place in Consols since the early part of
the morning, when they were at SIN for the account ; they re-
ceded to 1112 N, since which an improvement again took place,
and they were done at HIM ; at present they are 84, buyers.
Great fear is entertained for the settling day, on the 25th inst.
The fluctuations have beets so great during
:this account, that it
will put numbers hors tie combat.
In the Foreign market all securities' have improved.
Consols have just got up to BA. .The public are purchasing.
TIIREE O'CLOCK.

!WaalHan el 3
11110109 Ayres,
Chilies 21 3
Colombian, 17 IA
I)anish, (1,2 3
French 5 per Cent...
Ditto 3 per Cent.

Consols, 84fr fr.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
C0n5015.....,84 Danish 62}
Ditto for Account $44 Greek, 1825 —
Brazilian Bonds.. 62 Mexican, 1825 354
Buenos Ayres.... Peruvian
Chilian Ditto 22fr Russian
Columbian, Columbian, 1824 171 Spanish ~.. 17

STATE OF SHEFFIELD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

Snt,—T am induced to send you a few observations on the ex,

traordinary state of feeling which prevails In this town, not only
on account of the sentiments contained in the Speech from the
Throne, but also from the declaration of the " tireat Duke" re.
lative to Reform, as well as the more recent intelligence of his
Majesty's Ministers, having advised our justly and deservedly
popular Monarch, William the Fourth, not to honour the civic
feast with his presence for fear of " tumult." The universal re.
gret here is, that the King did not say, " I will meet my faithful
subjects, and you may go to the devil." Such is the feelings of
the teen of Hallamshire, not a man of whom would hesitate to
volunteer his services to.morrow for the protection of the
Throne. 'Their execrations, however, ale loud and strong
against the Ministry, tor this " untoward" event for their po,
polarity, but happy circumstance for the future welt ire and
stability of British liberty.
Immediately on the arrival of the London journals containing
the " manifesto of the Duke," from which it appeared that he
had thrown down the gauntlet to the people of- England, the
general observation was "may he get through it " A requisi.;
lion was instantly set on foot by the wealthy and influential in-
habitants to call a meeting, to show his Oraceship that he was
not destined to be the Dictator of England, which requisition is
already numerously signed, and the meeting will be held in a
few ros, when, instead of petitioning for our rights, I trust it
will be a meeting of a more popular and gratifying kind, namely,
to congratulate the Sovereign from being delivered from a state
prison, and the new Ministry, as being the Ministry of the people
and the King. There is no ill,feeling in Sheffield against the " true
British sailor" and Mi beloved Adelaide ? No; the feeling is
against those who would deprive him of the hearts of his subjects.
It was none of his speeches (says spie)—it was the Duke's. Com-
pare it and the one attributed to him at Lewes, and see the dif-
ference (says another). The one on opening Parliament was
stiff and formal, like all similar documents; while the latter
breathed the sentiments of an honest John Bull, giving rise to
the most pleasing anticipations, that we would have such a
speech as never was delivered dom a British King before, On
its arrival here the disappointment was evident in every counts.
teatime. 'Many were the significant nods and winks given, but
no one ventured to say it would do. No ; it was a " damper"
013 the public mind.
Early this Morning the walls were placarded with bills an.
nouncing a meeting of the friends of liberty and reform, to be
held this evening at the large room in the Albion Hotel. As
no name was attached to the hilt, considerable curiosity pm
-railed as to its origin. especially as it was known that a requisi.
tion on the Salta subject was in course of signature. At the
hour appointed (seven o'clock) the room was nearly full, and
sogn after completely crowded. A Chairman, of the name of
Smith, was appointed, He opened the business. by alluding to
the requisition which was in progress, but said that the present
meeting owed its origin to one which. had been held on the pre.
vious Thursday, and that he conceived it would be better to
welt and see the issue of the other. Nevertheless, he should be,
happy to hear the sentiments or views of any of the gentlemen,
present. Considerable discussion took place on the most popular
plan of reform. Souse were fair universal sufliatee, vote by ballot,
--others, more moderately inclined—while all united the ery
of " Reform I" It was ultimately resolved, that the Chairman
should sign the requisition on behalf of the meeting, as, th oti t
unenitnity, they would gain nothing. Probably, in my next, I
shall be Mlle to give you the result of the meeting. .In the
meantime, I remain your's, &a,
Sheffield, Nov.

TrIE]KING'S TiIIitD„LEVEE.

His Majesty held ieLereeyesterdey at his Palace in St. James's,
whiter was much more ninnerotiely attended than the Levee of
last week, particularly by, the high• nobility and persons of dis.
Unction.
The arrangements and attendants were the seinen.; at the last
Levee. The doors of the Palace were opened at half.past one
o'cloCk. The King's Guard mounted with their State Coleurse
and the Band of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot (fiords wore
their State uniforms. A detachment of the Ist Regiment of
Life Guards was- stationed in the large Conn-yard, • With their
Band, which played alternately with the Foot Band during the
afternoon.
Ills Majesty entered the State Rooms at two o'clock, and gave
an audience to the Field Officer in Waiting, who made a report
of the effective state of the three Regiments of. loot Guards.,
The King gave the military pass-word for the day. The Officer
of the Guard also had an audience of his Majesty.
Soon after the King received the distinguished personages
who have the privilege of the Entree, viz.:—Their Royal High.
nesse* the Dukes of Cumberland, Sussex, Gloucester, the Prince
of Orange, and the Prince Carolath ; the Foreign Ambassadors
and Ministers, the Cabinet Ministers; all those whose official
situations entitle them to the Entree, as well as those who have
received permission from the King to retain the privilege, which
they lbrmerly enjoyed by virtue of their office.
1 he Baron de Cetto, the Bavarian Minister; the Count Man.
delslohe, the Wirtemburg Minister ; Senhor de Goroatiza, the
Mexican Minister, were Introduced to his Majesty by the Earl
of Aberdeen, and conducted by Sir Robert Chester, the Master
of the Ceremonies, to deliver letters to the King.
The Austrian, French, ark! Netherlands Ambassadors; the
Spanish, Russian, Prussian, Swedish, American, Bavarian,
Neapolitan, Wirtemberg, Hanse Town, and Mexican Ministers;
the Danish and Brazilian Charge d'A Mace ; most of the Cabinet
Ministers, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chamber.
lain, the Master of the Horse, the Lord Steward of the House-
hold, the Groom of the Stole, the Captain of the Yeomen Guard,
the Captain of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners, the
Deputy Great Chamberlain, the Lord Chamberlain to the
le/men, the Vire-Chamberlain, the Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster, the Commander of the Forces. the Judge Advocate.
General, the Master of the King's Stag Hounds; Viscount
Combermere, Gold Stick; Colonel Hill, Silver Stick in Waiting;
the Master of the Ceremonies, the Principal Equerry to the
King, the Principal Equerry to the Queen, Colonel Woodford,
Field Officer in Waiting, the Lord Mayor of Dublin, J. Antoine
y Zayas, attached to the Spanish Embassy.
Among the general company were the following :—.
Duxes—Newcastle, Wellington, Richmond, Buckingham,
Leeds, Buccleuch, I.einster, Rutland.
Meaqutaes—Lansdowne, Winchester, Salisbury, Clanricarde,
Exeter, Cleveland, Donegal, Cholmondeley,
Rages—Belfast, Suflbik, Eldon, Carlisle, Bathurst, Airlie,
Cornwallis, Albemarle, Craven, Guilford, Mountcharles, Derby,
Hardwicke, Carnarvon, Lonsdale, Tankerville, Courtown,
Fowls, Rotten, Howe, Macclesfield, Roselyn, Aberdeen, Talbot,
Amherst, Chesterfield, Jersey.
Viscourers—Clive, Encombe, flereford, Corry, Castlereagh,
Valentin, Gust, Coinbennere, Morpeth, Ingestrie, Ebrington,
Ashley. •
Limns—Rivers, Willoughby de Broke, Tullamore, Stanley,
It. Manners, E Chichester, W. Hervey, /1. Vane Ossulstoti,
Lilford, W. Fitzgerald, S. Lennox, W. Lennox, Itibblesslate,
Durham, Kensington, G. Hill, Carrington, Swindon, Carbery,
M. Hill, A. Hill, Barham Dunboyne, Redeedale, C. Townshend,
Craven, Maryborough, King, Farnham, C. Wellesley, A. Beau.
clerk, Ellenborough.
Rutter IloNounenems—Sir J. Beckett, Bart., R. Adair, C.
Grant, Secretary Sir R. Peel, C. Arbuthnot, Sir G. Murray.
Bongoes—London, Gloucester, Chichester, Bath and Wells,
Salisbury.
Iltinounanees—J. Bloomfield, W. Ponsonbv, Lieut.. Colonel
Abercromby, M.P., H. Corry, F. Talbot, Capt. F. Ureville,
Lieut—Colonel Finch, F. Stanley, Colonel Grant, M.P. Capt.
Noel, RN., Capt. Waldegrave, Sinn'', F. Calthorpe, NV. Fns.
ser, B. Craven, J. Towner. nd.—Baron Litisingen.
Sits—Charles Flower, Coutts Trotter, General Noel, Bart.,
Arthur Chichester, M.P., R. Gardiner, J. Pollen, W. Cosway,
'l'. F. K Drake, Bart., J. Brsdges M.l'. J. Mortlaunt, E. Banks
J. Wrottesley, G. Thomas, hart., J. I). Astley, M.P., S. Glynne,
F. Lowther IL Price, W. Joilitle, J. Rae Reid, J. W. Macken-
zie, Bart., M.P., A. Agnew, R. Greeley, C. Smith, Bart.,
J. S. Lillie, J. Dunbar, U. Burrell, S. Graham, W, Pyin, M. W.
ltidley, L. Moeller, A. Barnard.
Doceromt—treorge Taylor, Hair, Wilson, C.onwell, Quante;
Hall.—Dean of Vl estminster.
Rev. Docrous—Martyn, Dakins, Kuper, Steinkopff, Winter,
White, Schwabe.
Rev. Messieues—H. Magendie, C. V. Holme Sumner, 0.
'Darks, C. Wiese, Sir It. Hughes, J. B. Robinson, J. Marshall,
J. Falls, W.. L. Rhein, J. H. Sinner, J. B. Ferrers, B. Lee, F.
Lately:sob K Cartwright, C. C. Clarke, J. Jetleeys, O. Rogers,
H. M. 'Wagner, J. Lugar, J. Marshall, J. G.- Ward, W. Bradford,
J. (;asset, J. Taylor.
Serje.int Adams.
Alderman Morrison.
Siteruers—llailalian,
Illessictres—Lester, Brands', Douglas, flalford, Severn, M.P.
Edward Foley, h 1.4 John Foley, Colquhoun, Jonathan
Sisson, J. Ferret), Egerton, Northage, Newdigate,
Keith Douglas, Ellice, Ilathull, Crawftird Tomline, Poore,
Sydenham, Loftus Bland, C. Antrobus, Miller, M.P., .1. Lee,
Houldsworth, M.P., Untie, Legh, 31. P. C. F. Williams,
Stee ' henson Pennefather, Leslie, Engler aeaddock Parnther,
H. Barker,Mahony, Carnegie, G. Mead; O. Joliffe, J. Cock.
burn, Selwyn, Shaw Lefevre, Mercer, BaLbage J. K Baillie,
bee "Dugdale, S. Wortley, D. W. Harvey, 31. P., Price, Killer=
Poil'cnihyn, Culling C. Smith, Trevor, Cholmeley, M.P.,
tnian, W. A. Courtenay, Turner, Seymour, G. Forbes, W.
11. Grant, Bankes, Laurence Peel, W. O'Brien, breoke Ore.
vftle, Johnson, Evelyn Tower, Coke, C. G. Wynne, Kennixly,
M.P. le G. Bantle Hamilton, Milbank, Merle, A. W. Blanc, T.
Harrison, Head, Philips, C. Maybery, F. Shaw, M.P. J. Browne,
M.P., C.: Whitmore, Grant, Farrel), Holmes, M.P.. Sulivan
It Craven, J. A. Gordon, Delamark, Banks, IVißtrahinn, AIX
Anderson, Gillen, Shelley, R. Smirks, 11111, F. Seymour,
Blunt, Macleod, Weyland, M.P., It. J. Eaton, Connor, J. Stuart,
M.P., Warre, r Jerninghani, It. Alger G. Moore M.P., East,
Montenore, Benham, William Scott, W. Maitlend, G. Bankes,
Maxwell, M.P., P. Browne, J. Evered, Hume, M.P., J. Sears, J.
Gough, G. Ware, G. Pearce, W. Lawrence, C. Afarkinnon,
M.P., Robinson I'. Egerton, Samuel Platt, Hope Johnstone,
Jenkins, M.P., Dickinson M.P., Mayers, Platt, Hewetson, E.
Shirley, Peach, M.P., 'Whitmore, C. Cochrane, Cuniberland, A.
Smith, M.P., Edmonstone, Coots., M.P., W. Bankca, Washing.
ton Irving.
Ateentaes—Tollemache, Sir W. Johnston Hope, Foote, Page,
Sir W. Hothatn, Sir Graham Moore, Walker, John Maitland,
Horton, Fowke, Sir E. Codrington.
GENERALS...Sir Charles Imhoff, Manionell. lion. Sir Alex.
J'eahy, Foster
ander Hope, Gascoyne, Earl of Pomfret, Lord Charles cremes„,
Sir George Anson, Lord Harris, Sir Hugh Greigh, Sir Thomas
Bradford Sir' . Macdougall Brisbane, Sir IL Mine, Sir It. Fer.
Lewis, Sir John Wilson, Thornton, Anderson',
gusson, Bradford,
Thos. fte.ynell, Sir 11. O'Callaghan,
M. Hunter, cote,
Dyiet, Sir Thomas APMehnii, Phipps; Slr G. Wood, W. Scott
g6LeThcoOurgwt Thornton,
Millar, Bayly, Blachterd, 111,Kenzie. Men, Newberg,c .
irsitr'h
jurlieiralrikreo‘kemNrae)r„e„ElLohrdin.Dotorien, -uppage,
Sharpie', Dalinee, Sir A. Boyce.
Go(r°oll).aNnEgLtso—uS,
Jones, Baron Tuyll, Gibbs, 1 remantle. DuflY, Newman,
Holme Sumner, Ellicombe. 'Tyrrell, M.P., Count Durno
u,
Evatt, Monteith,Cradock, Snodgrass, 'l'. Staunton St,
Clair, Chichester, Hon. D. Ogilvy, Count Sturm Suthe 1
A'Court, 'lon. H. Murray, Drummond, John Biel, r and,
Cradock, Lygon, Dawson, Darner, Burke, Bowater, Hay,Eacell'
Llewellyn, Peter Huwker, Burge' Ulnae, K• 1 le
yr e oney, s.
O'Grady, Arbuthnot, Thiel( well, Sir A. Fager, (leihmd, St • y
Salter, Alacatiain, Crewe, W. Jones, Lincheiy, Higgins. an
a-
Miami—Wells, Mackie, Schrieber, J. W. Frodftield. hf,P
Macdonald, Ad
' Addeo, Shadwell Clerke Faddy '
Iticketi;. Wyndham, Butler, Alien, De Roos. Steele, sVilicinson, Paine' Schmiedern.
Ceresteis—Adolphus Fitzclarence, Woohnore Colthuest,
Copland, A. Craved, 11. Inuing, J. Forrest, Mabe
'tie Brasier;
Hillyar, Lawrence, Schreiber. Hervey, Spencer, Joni*, Hart,
Melville, Grindley, Hunt, Prickett, H. Le F. Senhouse, C;
Gascoyite Charles Hope, Lord James Townshend, Hon. C.
Leonard 'lrby, A'Court, W. H. Dillon, Meade, G. Stevenson,
Sir Augustus Cliltbrd, John Leigh Beckford, Lempriere_, Chip:
chase, Enoch, Patton, Thomas Forrest, N. Duff, .Hornby,
'Witten, Ferguson, Ainslie, Codrington, Clarence Dalrymple,
Henderson Bain, Ryder Burton, Sir Nesbit J. Willoughby;
Tremlett.
COMMANDMUS—HoIten, J. R. Drew, Nixon, Valay James
Bremer, King, Gordon, Dickson, Addington, Rodney Mundv,
It. H. Fleming, Hlllyar, Cannee George King, Crozier, George
Norton, H. 1). E. Douglas, 11. Elstwood.
LI KUTIMANTHG. Jackson, G. Marshall, Heyliger, Hone
Clark, W. S. Thomas, S. Marshall, .1 Mitchell, E. Ve,
C. Wickham, It. E. Mdedonald, J. Burnett C. B. Nott _
It.
Jones, G. Pooley., Halliday, Morse, Cooper, Jefßeys, Tudoch,
Kortright, Rogers, Johnston, Cary, Archer, C. Smith E.
Hamilton Finney D. O'Brien, Barrington, Syderthern Wylde,
H. Puget, Kemmis.
Coitarne—Oliver, Cholmeley—Ensign Ward.
The following were presented :
Mr. Colquhoun, Colonial Agent for Dominica, accompanied by
the Hon. W. Fraser, with an Addressor Condolence and Con.
gratulation from the Council and Assembly of Dominica.
Mr. Mayers, Colonial Agent for Barbadoes, with an Address of
Condolence and Congratulation from the Council and Assembly
of Barbadoes, by Lord Combermere.
Mr. J. Everett, Mayor, with an Address to his Majesty from the
Corporation of Bridgwater, by Colonel Astell.
The Rev. Dr. Schwabe, of the Lutheran ( hurch in Goodman's-
fields; the Ittnr, Dr. Steinkopff, of the Lutheran Church in the
Savoy; the Rev. G. links, of the Reformed Church in Hooper.
square; the Rev. C. Busse, of the Hamburg!) Church, Trinity.
lane, with an Address from the German Protestant Churches
in endon.
Mr. Colquhoun, Colonial Agent for St. Vincent's, accompanied
by the Hole W. Fraser and Mr. T. A. Gordon, with an Address
of Condolence and Congratulation from the Council and As.
earthly of St. Vincent.
Mr, 1). Halford, by Sir T. E. Drake, Bart.
Mr. Severn, M.P., by Lord .1. Ilay
Rev. Dr. Kuper, on being appointed Chaplain to her Majesty, by
Earl Howe
Mons. Antoine y Zayas, Attache a la Legation of his Most Ca.
tholic Majesty, by the Spanish Minister
The Lord Mayor of Dublin, by Sir H. Hardinge, Bart.
Earl of Suffolk, by the Marquis of Lansdowne
Duke of Leinster, by the Earl of Harrington
Mr. Sergeant Adams, by the Lord Chancellor
Res.. C. Busse, by the Hese Dr. Kuper
Earl of Carnarvon, by the Earl of Albemarle
Bev. H. Majendle, by his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury
Mr. J. Sisson, one of the Deputation from the Corporation of
Dublin to their Majesties, by the Lord Mayor of Dublin
Lord Willoughby de Broke, by the Lord in Waiting
Mr, J. Foley, by Lord Redound°
Mr. Lester with an Address from the town and county of Poole,
by the Right Hon. John Calcralt
Hon. B. Craven, by the Lord Chamberlain
Mr. C. F.Williams, his Majesty's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor
Sir John Pollen, by the Marquis of Winchester
Dr. George Taylor, on bin appointment as Surgeon MOOT-
(Unary to the' King b, the Fairl of Weatminlzinti
Sir John D. Asticy, ALP, by the Earl of Eldon
Sir Andrew Agnew, by Earl Cathcart
Viscount Encombe, by the Earl of Eldon
Rev, Dr. Steinkopfl; by the Bev. Dr. Kuper
Sir George l'homas, Bart., by the Earl of Errol
The Dean of Westminster, by the Marquis of Winchester
Rev. Wm. Bradford, Chaplain in Ordinary to his hisinitY.4 the
Bishop of Chichester
Sir Stephen Wynne, by the Duke of Buckingham
Doctor Bair, Royal Horse Guards, on his appointment of Phy-
sician Extraordinary to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cum-
berland, by the Duke of Richmond
Sir Robert Price, by Viscount Hereford
Hon. John Talbot, hy, Earl Talbot
Rev. Dr. White, by the Rev. Dr. Kuper
Sir John Rae Reid, by the Earl of Liverpool
Rev. Frederick Lateward, by the Bishop of London
Sherif% Hallahan and Mullett, of Dublin, by Sit H. Hardinge,
Bart.
Sir William Conway, by Mr. Newnham Collingwood
Hon. Willi..m Ponsonby, by Lord Clinton
Lord Edward Chichester, by the Earl of Belfast
Mr. Legh, M.
by Major-General Sir A. Barnard
Lord Ribblestiale, by Earl Howick
Lord Ossulsten, by the 4,1 of Tankerville
Rev. T. Wind, Rector of SL James's, by the Bishop of London
Lord !Alford, by the Menton of Lansdowne -
Alderman Waleson, of Diahlin, hy Sir Henry liardinge, Bat.
East of Guilford, by the Lord in Waiting
Rev. Sir Itii!hard Hughes, by Captain Usher, 11. N.
Feld of Craver), by the Lord Chamberlain
note 1. Stailleyeby the marl of Derby
SirTrayton Fuller Elliot Drake, Bert., by the Earl of Macclesfield
Hon. Licue-Colonel Abercromby, M.P., Vet.
count iro noti t by V.
come, Melville

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Rel. C. V. liohne Sumner, on Ma re,impointment as Cloplain
in Ordinary to the King, by Colonel liolme Sumner . . Vbicount Corry, by Earl Howe
Rev. 0., Rosen, on return (ruin the Continent, by Mr. W.
Gardiner

J. Lee., LL.D. of Hertwell, Duckinehamshire, by Lord St. Lick
Earl Cornwallis, by the Esc! or Pa .lyn
Her. Charles Carr Clarke, Archdeacon of Oxford, by his Grace
the Archbishop of Canterbury
Viscount Valentia, by the Earl of Roden
Earl of Albemarle, by the Duke of Sussex
Rev. James Lugar, by the. Right Hon. Sir George Murray
Mr. Panther, by Lord Hereford
Mr. Miller, M. 1., by Sir George Clerk
Mr. Henr Barker, Sir J. D. Astley, and Mr. Peachy, 111. P., b 3
the Ear of Eldon
Mr. Craddock, on being appointed Apothecary to his Majesty':
Household, by Sir Astley Cooper, Bare
Mr. Engler, by the Prince of Orange
Mr. Pennefather, by the Earl of Bossism
Mr. Leslie, by hiajor-General Sir A. Barnard
Mr. Bethel!, by Lord Wharnelifib
Mr. Ellice, by the Earl of Jersey
Mr. Poore, by the Marquis of Winchester
Mr. W, Northage, by Sir A. Barnard
Mr. Loftus Bland, by Colonel Higgins
Mr. Crawford Antrobus, by Sir Coutts Trotter
Mr. Sydenham, by the Duke of Buckingham
Mr. kilderbee, by the Earl of Stradbroke
Mr. Tnmline, by the Right Hon, Sir J. Beckett
Major.Getteral Lewis, by the Duke of Wellington
Mr. Monteliore, on return from the Continent, by the Duke of
Norfolk.
Mr. East, by the Duke of Buckingham.
Mr. Bonham, M.P. by Secretary Sir R. Peel
Mr. W. Scott, by Colonel Fitalarence
Mr. W. Maitland, by Viscount Gaines
Mr. Maxwell, M.P. by the Earl of Roden
Major-General Thornton, on being appointed Lieutenant-Guyer.
nor of Jersey, by Lord Hill
Lleut.-General Eden, by Vice-Admiral Sir G. Moore
Major-General Sir on being appointed Lieutenant-
Governor of Ceylon, by Lord Hill
Mr. G. Newdigate, by Earl Talbot
Mr. Cholmeley, by Lord A. Beauclerk
Mr. Peurhyn, by Lord "Stanley
Mr. Price, by Mr. Evelyn
Mr. Bulteel, by Viscount Valietort
Mr. D. W. liars. y, M.P., by Lord Dunboyne
Mr. Eget tan by Lord Skelmersdale
Mr. Stuart Wortley, by Lord Ellenborough
Mr. Dugdale, by La' rillowe
Mr. Comer, by Lord Carbery
Mr. J. K Bantle, M.P. by Vise nint Duncan
Mr. Edmond Jerninglinm, by Lord Staffbrd
Mr. Robert Alieo, by Viscount Beresford
Mr. George Moore, N.P. by the Earl of Longford
Lieut..tieneral Sir C. Inaba; by the Earl of Pomfret
General Gascoyne, by Lord Hill
majoe.lieneral Lord C. Manners, by the Earl of Jersey
Hon. General Sir Alex. Hope, on his proznotioi, by Lord Hill
Major. General Sir Hugh Gough, on his promotion, by Lord Hill
Lima—General Sir T. Macdougall Brisbane, K.C.B. by Viscount
Beresford
Major-General Sir G. lleynell, on succeeding to a Baronetcy, by
Sir Herbert Taylor
Lieut.-General Peachy, by the 'Marquis of Chanties
Lieut.-Colonel Crewe, lav Lord Carrington
Licut.-Colonel Macadam by Sir A. Barnard
Colonel Clore Langton, by the Earl of Macclesfield
Colonel Sir J. Burke, Bart. M.P. by the Marquis of Clanricardc
Colonel Baron Tuyll, by the Duke of Richmond
Colonel Duffy, on promotion, by Sir A. Barnard
Lietit..Colonel Newton, by the lion. General Phipps
Licut..Colonel Hotta Sumner, by Colonel Holum Sumner
Colonel Ellicombe, on being promoted
Colonel C. Dumenceate by the Prince of Orange
Lieut.-Colonel Evatt, on Ids promotion, by Sir J. W. Gordon
Lieut—Colonel Monteith, on return from Persia, by Lord
Ellenborough
Colonel Wailer, on his promotion, by Sir W. Gordon
Colonel Cralock, by the Duke of Leeds
Colonel Count Sturm, by the Prince of Orange
Lictit..Colonel William Jones, on his promotion in the Honore.
Orin Service, by Col. Frederick Fitzelarence
Lieut. Colonel Burke, by the Earl of Roselyn
Major Wyndham, by Earl Howe
Major Butler, by Lieut.-Colonel Fitzelarence
Major Ricketts, late Governor of Sierra Leone, by Viscount St.
Vincent
Major Tyler, by Colonel Fiteclarence
Major Faddy, on his promotion and return from Canada
Major Flddes, on his return from India, by Earl Amherst
Major Mackie, on being promoted
Major S. clerke, on being appointed to Staff, by Col. Fiteclarenee
Major Macdonald, on his promotion, by Viscount Bereaford
Major Jas. Win. }resit tield, M.P. by the Duke of Sussex
Limit—C.l. Sutherland, by Mr. J. Alexander, M.P.
Col. A'Court, on his promotion, by Lord Beresford
Hum col. II Murray, CB., on his promotion, by Earl Cathcart
Lieut.-Col. Drummond, by Lord Itedesdale
Lieut.-Col. J. Bell, on return from India, by Lieut.. Col. Bowler
Lieut.-Col. Snodgrass, by Lieut-General K. ISPKenale
Major Schreiber, by Colonel Fitsclarence
Lieut.-Col. T. Staunton St. Clair, by the Earl of Rosalyn
Hon. Colonel D. Ogilby, by Sir It. Peel
I.ieut..Col. Chichester, by the Duke of Richmond
Mr. Whitmore, by Lord Skelmersdale
Mr. Abel Smith, M.P., by the Marquis of Salisbury
Mr. %V. O'Brien, by the Earl of Gosford
Mr. Coke, by the Lord Chamberlain
Mr. Tower, of Essex by the Lord in Waiting
Mr. Coote, M.P., by Lord Downes
Mr. Kennedy, M,P., by the Marquis of Lansdowne
Mr. Merle, on his return from the Continent, by the Earl of Fife
Mr. Milbank, by the Marquis of Cleveland
Mr. Thomas Harrison, by Mr. George Harrison
Mr. Philips, by the Duke of Norfolk
Mr. James Browne, by the Marquis of Sligo
Mr. Charlton Whitmore, by Lord Skelmersdale
Mr. A. W. Blanc, Member of his Majesty's Council in the Mau.
nines, by Sir George Murray
Mr. Williatn Henry Trent, by General Eden
Mr. Grant, by Lord Burgitersh
Mr. Futon, Coustil.General for Syria, by the Earl of Aberdeen
Mr. Head, by the Earl oyf Rosalyn
Mr. Delamark Bs, b Sir E. Banks
Mr. Wilbraham,ank M.P , by Lord Nugent
Mr. Anderson Pelham, by the Lord in Waiting
Mr. Holmes, M.P., by the Earl of Itosslyn
Mr. Gilion, by General the Hon. Sir A. Hope
Mr. Mercer, by Lord Rivers
Mr. James Cockburn, by Sir Itoi ert Peel
Mr. Shaw Lefevre, by the Earl of Jersey
-Mr. Selwyn, on being appointed King's Counsel, by the Lord
Chancellor
Mr. Weyland, M.P., by the Marquis Cholmondeley
Mr. James Stuart, M.P., by the Lord in Waiting
Mr. Macleod of Macleod, by Lord Saltonn
Mr. It. Jefferson Eaton, on his return from the Mediterraneen,
and on being promoted, by the Duke of Rutland
Mr. Gordon Forbes, by Lieut.-General Eden
Mr. Charles Cochrane, by Captain Ember
Mr. Evelyn Shirley, by Lord Redestiale
Commander J. R. Drew; by the Earl of Powis
Mr. Jenkins, ALP.. by Lord Hill
Mr. Dickinson, by the Duke of Buckingham
Mr. Hope Johnstone, by :admiral Sir W. J. Hope
Mr. Tatum Egerton, by Lord Skelinersdale
Deputy.Cominissary-General llewctson, by the Right Hon. J,
Arbuthnot
mt. Charles Mackinnon, M. P,, by the Marquis of Cherubs
Lord Marcus Hill, by the Marquis of Downshire
Dr. Quarrier, by Major-General Campbell
Lord Robert Manners, on his promotion
Lord Charles Townshend, by Lord G. Seresibea
Lord Stanley, to present a Mentorial from the Cotton Weavers
of Lanoulere, by the Earl of Derby
The Earl of Airlie, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Forfar, by
Sir It. Peel
Mr. Maliony, by the Duke of Leinster
Dr. %Vilson, by Sir J. Beresford
Itcv. W. L. Rham, by I.ord Marybormigh
Mr. Peter Browne, Ins Majesty's Secretary of Legation at Copen.
by the Duke of Buckingham and Chemins
Hon. Colonel Grant, M, P., his Majesty's Lieutenant of Inverness.
shire, by Viscount Melville
ell, of Aberdeen
Sir J, linr, ybydges the, ik Earl
Hon. It Corry, by Earl Howe
Sir John Mordaunt, by Earl Talbot
rd Ellenborough and
Dr,
Sir James Weinyss Mackenzie, Bart. M.P., his Majesty's Lieute,
nant of the County
of Ross, by Sir RI.,
yPei
Commanders Henry Eastwood, Bolton, Gordon, liillyere George,
DrirCloohwolenlal,sno Madrascr Establishment,
King, H. D. C. Douglas, by Viscount Melville
Captains the Hon. Charles Leonard Irby, John Leigh Beckford
l'rickett, Laurence, Brasier, ILN., by.Vlscount ,
General Hunter, by Lord Hill
Major. General Foster, on promotion, by Lord Hill
Cornet Cholmeley, by Sir Charles Forbes
Lieutenant H. Puget, by the Marquis of Sligo
Commander Addington on promotion, by Sir H. Macke ood
Commander King, on his return from the South American Stir.
vey, by Viscount Melville
Commander Valpy, by Admiral Sir Francis Laforey
Major. Gen. Cole
B, by Lord Melville
Lieut.-Gen. Sir . O'Callaghan, on
_promotion and appointment
to command Fort St. George. by Gen. Lord Hill
Capt. Maberly, by Sir H. Hotharn
Capt. T. Forrest, by Sir B. Martin
Capt. H. Baring, by Earl Howe
Capt. Sir A. Clillbed, C. 8., on his return from service, by the
Duke of Leeds
Capt. Lempriere, by Sir A. Dickson
Capt. Copland, by Mr. Lester, M.P.
Capt. Chipchase, by the Marquis of Londonderry
Capt. Colthurat, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir R. Callaghan
Capt. Enoch, on promotion, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. Gordon
Capt. Patton, by Vice-Admiral Foote
Lieut. C. Smith, on his return from Foreign Service, by Viscount
Melville
Lieut. Archer, by Viscount Bereatord
CapL T. Forrest, by Sir IL Martin
Lieut. Cary, by LietiL.CoL F. kitaciarence
Capt. N. Duff. by Viscount Duncan
Lieut. E. H. Finney, on his return Man Foreign Service, by Sir
S. Hulse
Capt. A. Craven, by Col. F. Fitaclarence
Capt. C. Gascoyne, by Gen. Goseoyne
Capt. Spencer, by Colonel O'Malley
Capt. Ihtillyar, on his return from the Continent, and appointment
to te lineup, by Lost! Melville
Capt. A'Court, by Lord Beresford
Capt. C. Hope, on his appointment labia Majesty's ship Titne, by
Lord Melville
Capt. F. Senhouse on his return from France, by Sir H. Hothant
Capt. Hornby, by Ate Earl of Derby
Lieut. A. Kortright, by Lord Melville
Lieut. Rogers, on going to join his Regiment In the Mediterra.
near), by Colonel Items
Cornet Oliver, on appointment, by Colonel HUI
Lieut. 'Nitwit, by Lord E. Somerset
Capt. Wilson, by the Earl of Erroll
Lieut. Halliday, 86th Infantry, by Vice-Admiral Tollemache
Captain Hart by the Bishop of Chichester
Captain Melville Grindley, by Colonel Fitzclarence
Captain Jones, by Mejor.General Newbery
Lieutenant
4,fir.pt Wa
Lieutenant
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CaptAin Schreiter, by Colonel 'Fitsclarence
Lieutenant Johnston, by Lord Combermere
Lieutenant J. Burnet, by Sir George Cockburn
Captain Ferguson, by 'Mr. Lister, M.P.
Lieutenant R. C. Macdonald, by Major. General Campbell
Captain Meade, on his Appointment to the Staff at Head-quarters.
by Lord Hill
Captain W. 11. Dillon, b his Royal Highness the Duke ofSusseZ
Lieut. C
fr .
om %Vickham, of his Majesty's ship Adventure, on his re-
torn tho South American Survey, by Sir G. Cockburn
Lieutenant W,_B. Thomas bthe Earl of all
Lieutenant it Marshall, by Sir G. Cockburn
Lieutenant' Wm. Clark, by the Right Hon. Lord Napier
Llogen4nkHozliser, Pahl* appointment, by then. P. Maitland
Lieutenant G. Marshall, lirthe Earl of rife
Litaitenant.Colonel Lindshy, by the Earl of flardwicke
Lieutenant Thomas Mitchell, on his return from the South
American Survey, by Sir tieorge Cockburn
Captain Ainslie, by Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Bradford
Captain Codrington, by Vice. Admiral Sir Edward C.odrington
acLiietuflettricaciiinarrbyliiti..n, Oa
b`lit own
I:
.ietatertant.Colonel Arbuthnot •
Canl4ll stevenlion by. Alajor.Oeneral James National'
Lord
by
eppointment to the Itiki High,
Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Bradford, by Lord Hill
Mr. Robert Smike by Sir Robert Peel
commander C.ormac, on his appointment to' his Majesty's ship
Weilerleri, by Lord Melville • •
by Colonel Vitecistrenee
Lientenard'iedteys, by-Lieutenant-General Sir H. campben
Jew enant George Pooh*, by Lord Melville Lieutenant L. Wylde and G. Jockso d Melville, loan-mounteharles, by the Lord in whiting
lion. captain it. Fulke Greville, by the Earl of Erroll ,
Lord Harry Vane, by the Marquis of Cleveltuld

Iter. J. Mardian, on return from the Mediterranean, by Vif
count Melville
Rev. J. Joiner'. by the Bishop of London
Rev. John Falls, by Sir H. Blackwood
Rev. bane Gosset, on his re-apoelotmont as Chaplain to his Ma-
jests at Wind or Castle. by Sir Herbert Taylor
Sir Charles Burrell, by Colonel Fit ichrence
Hon. Jelin lllnamllr6i, on.retureing to Stockholm
Hon. Vrederiek Calthorpe, by Lord Calthorpe
Viscount Castlereagh, on being appointed a Lord of the Admiralty,
by Lord Londonderry.
Rey. H. 11i Wagner on being appointed Chaplain in Ordinary
to the King for Brighton, by the Duke of Wellington.
Mr. Mllie, attached to and presented by the Prince of
Orange
Lord Charles Wellesley, nn his amendment to the Ride Brigade,
by the Dan of Wellington
Captain Lord James Townshend, by the Duke of Leeds
Rear-Admiral Friwke, by Lord
Vice-Admiral Sir G. Moore, on promo lon, by Lord Melville
Rey. Edmund Cartwright, to present his History of Western
Sussex, by the Duke of Norfolk
Lord Sussex Lennox, by the Duke of Richmond
Lord William Vittzerrikl, by the Earl of Harrington
Mr. George Pldeock, by the' lion. Colonel Lygon
Rev. Haac Banks Robinson, A.M.; by Captain Wnolmore
Lord William Hervey, his MajeStra Ftetretary of Legation, at
Madrid, by the Earl of Aberdeen
Mr. Gilbert Joitiftb, by Sir Wiliam Joni%
The Rev. Bartley Lee, Domestic Chaplain to the Right lion. the
Earl of Erroll, by Ceieriel ,in an
The Rev. James Hayes Sadler, by the Hon. A. Trevor, M
Rev. J. B. Ferrers, by the Archbishop of Canterbury
Lord George Hill, by the Marquis of Downshift
Dr. Hall Iladelinir, Travelling Fellow of the University of Ox-
ford, on returning from abroad, by Sir Henry Halford
Mr. Home, M.P. with a Congratuhdory Address to 1114 Majesty
from the parish cif St. Leonard. Shore:lll4:h ; and to present
petition from the i .habitnit liettscholdirr of Marylebone, for
relief from taxation.
Ensign Ward, by Major-General Campbell.

His Majegty gave atutieneel to the Prince of Oringe, the Nike
of Itnekinghatn, the Earl of Jersey, Lord Howe, the ltfarquis of
Winchilsea, the Earl of Aberdeen, and Sir Hobert Peel.

FAS ITIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.

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The Earl and Cntintess of !Angelale, at their house in Charle,
street, Berkeley square, from their seat, Lowther Ca'tie, West.
moreland; the Hon. Mr. and Mrs George Lamb, at White.
hail, front the Countess of Stanhope's seat, Chevoley ; Sir
Charles Brooke Vere, Bart. at the 4... James's Hotel, Jermyn.
street, from his seat in Suliblk ; Mr. and holy Ann Coke and
family, in Curxm-street, May-tor. from their seat in Norfolk,
Charles Taft' I I. lake, I sq , in Regent-street, from Cheltenham;
the lion. Colonel and Mrs. Howard, in Grosvetiorsaritiare from
their seat, Ashtead.park, Surrey; Van de Weyer, FA., Mem.
her of the Provisional Government of Belgium, at Gould's Ho.
lel, Albemarle-street ; Sir Trayton }Mott Drake, But., at Batt's
/Intel, Dover-street, from his seat in Devonshire; Lord Earn.
ham, at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook and Davies-streets, Brom
Bangor; Maxwell, Esq., at ditto, from ditto; Count Soho-
leivski and suite, at ditto, Axim Russia; Capt. Nutt, at ditto, from
a tour • Ramon, Esq., at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook.
street, Cheltenham ; Miss Wsrn at ditto, from Bath • W.
Jones, Esq., at ditto, from Dover; Mrs M. Wilson, at ditto,
from Essex.