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trleut...Genesal Birch geynardsort, on preatattuns tit tteUt..
General Sir J. Willoughby Gordon
Lleut.:General Mall, by the Earl of Fife
General Sir John Fraier, oh promotion
Majcir:GOneral Bathurst, by bis Royal Highness the Duke of

Sussex
General the Hon. Edmund tord 14111
Lleutenant-Colonel Wells Bells, by Lleutenant.COlonel Fredetick

Fitaclarenco
Lieutenant-Colonel Townsend, by. Lord Hill
Lieutenant-Colonel D. Macgregor, by Major-General Mac.

donelL, C.B.
Lieutepant-Colonel Phipps, on his promotion, by the Earl of
Erroll
Colonel Wodehouse, by Lord Illgby
Lieutenant-Colonel Weare, by Lord Rodney
Colonel Sir George Uerkeley, by Captain Seymour, ILK
Lieutenant-Colonel Freeth, by Lieutenant-General tit Wil.

loughby Gordon
Colonel Pym, on promotion, by Lord Bercsford
Admiral Murray, by Lord Melville
Rear. Admiral Scott, by Lord Montagu
Rear. Admiral Lloyd, by the Earl of Uxbridge
Admiral Sotheby, on promotion, by Viscount Melville
Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, on his promotion to Admiral of OW
White, by Viscount Melville
Rear-Admiral Schomherg, on .his return from foreign service;
and on promotion, by Viscount Melville
The Rev. Dr. Inman, by Lord Melville
Mr. G. Smith, M.P., by Colonel Astell, M.P.
Theplight of Kerry, Vice-Treasurer of Ireland, by the Duke of

Wellington '
Hon. W. Duncombe, by Lord Ferersham
Sir (3. Graham, by the Earl of Dudley
Lord M. W. Graham, by the Duke of Montrose
Lord J. Russell, by the Lord in Waiting
Rey, C. Wothiworth, A.M., canon of St. Paul's. by the Bishop of

Chichester _
Mr. S. Bice, M.P., by the Earl of Limerick
Sir W. W: Wynn, Aide-do-Camp to his Majesty, by Lord Hill
Colonel Broth erton, on his being appointed as A id.dc-Camp to the

King
Lord Althorp, by Earl Spencer
The Earl of Iladdington, by the Earl of Macclesfield
The Hon. A. F. Cathcart, by Earl Cathcart
Captain W. A. idontakru,on being nominated a Military Knight
of the Royal Guelphic Order
Mr. T. Wilson by the Judge. Advocate General
Mr. E. &run, by Lieut.. Col. Cavendish
Sir It. Hill, by Lord Hill
Mir W. Ingtiby, by Lord A. Beaticlerk
Mr. Sergeant Goulburn, Recorder of Leicester, by the Chancel.
for of the Exchequer
The Earl,of Stamford and Warrington, by the Marquis of Win.

chester •
Major James, by Lord Hill
Major Robinson, on his return from India, by Lieut -Gen. Sir W.
Inglis
Admiral W. P. W. Freeman,' on his promotion to the rank
of senior Admiral of the Fleet, by Viscount Melville
Major Pelson, by Admiral Sir J. Saumares
Major Hodgson, by his Royal Highness Prince Leopold
Major Anderson, by Sir J. Lambert
Major Mailmen, by Sir H. Taylor
Lieut.-Col. Willard, by the Earl of Erroll
Lieut.-Col. Campbell, on promotion, by the Earl of Rosalyn
Captain Talbot, by the Earl of Morley
Major F. Johnston, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir H. Vivian
'Capt. Rowley, on appointment to the Wellesley, by Sir (4. Martin
Captain J. liarne, by Sir H. Vivian
Commander 11. Lane, by Admiral Sir 11. Neale
Ensign Todd, by Sir H. Taylor
Captain J. N.Tayier, on recovering from his wounds, by Admiral
Lord Viscount Torrington
Captains I). Lawrence, Dench, Dilkes, Cookesley, NVehley, Eilg-
curnbe, Parry, Humphreys, Whinyates, Hon. R. J. Hondas,
and C. NVartle, by Lord Melville •
Captain E. Harvey, on his appointment to the command of his
Majesty's ship Undaunted, by Viscount Melville
Cadtain Ayres, on promotion, by Lord klelvillo
Captain Brenton, by Admiral Sir J. Saumarex
Captain J. Clinton, biGeneral Sir W. Clinton
Commander SW 21. Fleming, by Admiral Sir 0. Cockburn
Limit, Forrester, by Rear-Admiral Sir J. Brenton
Capt. M. Smith, Colonel Sir A. Dickson
Capt. Bastard, by the Earl of Kinnoul
Capt. F. J. Thomas, by the Lord in Waiting
Lieut. It. D. Pritchard, by Sir G. Cockburn
Capt. Odor, by the Marquis of Sligo
Capt. G. Berkeley, by Captain Seymour, R.N.
Lieut. B. Priest, by Lord Rolle
Lieut. J. M. Dawson, by Sir O. Staunton
Lieut. It. Thomas, on his appointment to his Majesty's ship Rain-
bow, by Deputy-Adjt.-Gen. G. Fitselarenee
Lieut. Shawe, by Sir C. Forbes
Commander .1. Mangles, by Lord Boston
Capt. Saumarm, by Admiral Sir J. Saumarex
Lieuts. W. Mallard and R. 1. Outlay, by Viscount Melville
Commanders J. Wilkinson and W. Smith, by Lord Melville
Commander Bruce, on his return tVoin the Mediterranean
Lieut. G. Mason, by Lieut.-Col F. Fitzclarence
Lieut. Stuart, by Colonel Woodford
Lieut. Sicklemore, on' his return from Swan River, by Lord
• Melville
Capt. Stewart, by Major-Gen. Sir A. Barnard
Capt. J. H. Anatruther, by Sir 0. Murray
Capt. V. Collard, by Sir H. Hotham
Capt. Pilfold, by Sir P. Sidney
Capt.: Power, by Sir H. Taylor
Capt. Brenton, to present his plan for the employment of the poor
Capt. H. Williams, on his appointment to his Majesty's sloop
Racehorse, by Lord Barham
Capt. N. Stanhope, by Mr. F. West, M.P.
Lieut. Beresford, by by
G. Beresford
Capt. Murray, by Lord Glenlyon
Lieut. R. S. Smith, by Earl Somers
Lieut. Isaac, on joining his regiment
Lieut. A. J. Taylor, on promotion, by Lieut.-Col. Taylor
Lieut. Tribe, by Commodore Warren
Lieut. W. Renwick, by Admiral Sir It. G. Keats, 0.C.11.
Cornet Straubensu, by Sir E Kerrison, Bart.
Cornet Mariby, by Gen. Sir J. Fraser
Commander W. Usherwood, on promotion, by Viscount Melville
Lieut. Stuart, by Sir J. fiNiregor
bout. W. Rivers, by Admiral Sir K. G. Keats, (1.C.8.
Commander O. W. Matson, on his promotion and return from
the coast of Africa, by Viscount Melville
Lieut. W. Sullivan, by Sir C. Sullivan
Mr. Caldwell, by Sir G. Cockburn
Mr. H. Ellis, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer
Mr. J. I). Alexander, by the Lord in Waiting
Mr. Fraser, attached to his Majesty's Legation at Rio de Janeiro,
by the .Earl of Aberdeen
Mr. J. Hall, by Captain B. Hall
Lieut.-Col, Sir H. Wyatt, on being Knighted, by Lord Comber.

mere
Mr. Hunt, to present addresses from Middleton Holton, and
Preston, in Lancashire, from the city of Carlisle, from the
middle and working classes of the Metropolis, and from the
Radical Reform Association, by the Lord in Waiting.

Yesterday the American and Sardinian Ministers were intro.
duced to the Queen by Lord Howe, her Majesty's Chamberlain,
and conducted by Sir H. Chester, the Master of the Ceremonies,
when their Excellencies delivered letters to her Majesty.
Their Majesties have notified their intention of honouring
with their presence the first representation of the pupils of the
Royal Academy of Music, at the Concert Room, King's Theatre,
on Saturday next.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 3.

TIM ►LINO tl. JONRS.

This was an indictinent preferred by the Metropolitan Com-
missioners of Lunacy against the defendant, a surgeon and apo-
thecary, residing in Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, for having
signed a certificate of the insanity of Mrs. Elisabeth Woods,
without having seen the patient.
The ArroRNEV-OeNIMAL, stated the case fig the prosecution.
The charge against the present defendant was, thet he had signed
a certificate fur the achnisaion of a Mrs. Eliadieth Woods, whom
he had not Attended nor examined, nor even seen, at any recent
period previous to so signing the certificate. Mr. Jones was a
respectable man, practising in Mount-street, Grosvenor-square,
in partnership with Mr. Sheldon. The unhappy person whose
cue was the subject of the present investigation was the wife of
Mr, John Woods, who kept livery stables in a mews near Gros-
venor-square. Some of the Commissioners, having seen her at
Mr. 'Warburton's house at Bathe al-preen, examined ber, and,
finding her quite rational, made inquiry into, the circumstances
under which she came to be admitted, upon Which it turned out
that the eertificete .was issued at the request of the husband....
Mr, Sheldon, the partner of Mr. Jones, visited her on the oth of
February last, and, as she had thenbeen dfinking, she might
have exhibited symptoms of temporary insanity. Ile sipned a
codified° that she was insane, but it turned out that Mr. Jones,
his partner, had also signed the certificate, though he had not,
as the Act directed, visitetir and separately examined her, fur ho
had not. seen her either On the 9th, or for wane time previous,
having been himself confined to his own house by illness. The
Learned Counsel then called the following evidence :
Matthew Davis, superintendent of Bethnal House, Bethnal.
green, produced the certificate under which Mr', E.' he
Walt
received into that establishment. She was received on the 12th
of February.
Cross-examined by Mr. ,Bitottonew..The house belonged to
Mr. Warburton, and Mr. Jones had not hint whatever to do with
it, or with any other house of the description, nor had Mr..fihel.
don his partner. • ' ' ' • •
.Mrs.'Llatsbeth Woods was the wife of Mr. Woods, a
stable-keeper in tirosvener.mewe ' Was acquainted. with Mr.
Sheldon. lie called at the house one evening in FebrUary last.
lie was her medleal attendant in January. He is In partner-
ship with a gentleman waned Jones. Did not see Mr. Jones on
the 9th of I. ebruary. Dad not seen him for two or three years
before the 9th of February. She then only met him in the street,
for he had not been in her• house for six years. The name or
John Wood* to.the certificate was In her husband's handwriting.
Be that order she was removed to Bethnal-green on . the Mit et
Febritary. She was subsequently discharged on the 17th of the
same month...lier husband drove her in his cherlot to the any.
turn. Ile woken the coach.box, anti witness was inside.
Cress-examined by Me. Peden—Had been married to Mr.
Woods for 22 years next May. Used formerly to take care of his
money matters;, but since lest Christmas he had not trusted bet.-
Me Sheldon was a younger man than Mr. Jones. He had mar-
ried. Miss Jones. Lives with her husband ; but had not come
front there that rumness, nor had she dined with him yesterday.
Had been away front her husband fur three months up to July,
when she returned to him, and lived with him until within the"
List two-night,: She then slept Mint home, because she was
foartol of being fetebed away.
Mr. I'berr—.liy whom? Witness.-lly the party against me.
Mr. NJre—Name some of them.- Witness—l -beg to be ex-
eusetk• Me then proceeded to say that she had not attempted to
stab her husband with,a knife, nor had she threetened any One
with violence on the day site *eta away, She • was on 'the best
terms with her hustiattd, and he knew where she went to for the
huit two days. fibe Jere Wont With her. husband that she would
meet him in Court et nine t,'clock in the morning. hail indicted
her husband at ClMkenwell,' and was 'examined as a witness
there. lief husband was not punished. This was in May lest.
Had not, prior to that, fallen headlong out of the loft If she
had she would have,broken her neck,—(Alaugh.)—.ltesided with
her 'hatband In the rnevre over the stable. -
Ite-examined..Her kusbatul keeps one hackney chariot and
two horses. Her husband was then present.
Mr. Sheldon deposed that he was the partner of Mr. Jones,
and proved his handwriting to the certifkate, Witness sent it
to bun to sign by the husband- of Mra• Woods. Had examined
Mrs. 'Met& ini the 11th of February, anti signed the certificate,
after whist he sent it by Mr Wends to be sigemt 4 Mr.'Jones.
Ile (ete Jones) had been at that. time ill, anti was for Wane days
cone tied to his house Heft, seen hint within_ the fortnight be.
fore he had signed that certificate at the shop.' - • -
Cross-examined by Mr. Bitotemest—lled been in partnership
for 20 Year,. With. Mr. &Met. attended. Mrs.. Woods, rted„
examined her, cell¢liY9d tier tes be a person of unsound mica,