The Sun.
London, England, 1837-07-24 00:00:00

The Queen and the Duchess of Kent attended divine ser-
vice yesterday morning in the Chapel Royal, St. James's. In
the Roy al suite were the Marchioness of Tavistock, Lady
Flora Hastings, Lord Templemore, Sir Henry Seton, and
Colonel Cavendish.
Her Majesty was attended in the Royal pew by the Bishop
cf Norwich, Clerk of the Closet, and the Dean of Hereford
:in waiting) and the Dean of Chester, Deputy Clerks of the
Closet.
The church service was read by the Rev. Messrs. Hoden
and Povah, priests in ordinary, and the sermon was preached
by the Sub-dean.
The musical service was Nares is C. The chant and sanc-
tus (Attwood), and the anthem " God is our hope and
strength." (Green.)
Mr. Attwood presided at the organ. The Duke of Beau.
fort, the Marquis and Marchioness of Aylesbury, the Earls of
Bandon, Wilted, and Effingham, and Lord Hill were amongst
the nobility present. .
Her Majesty and suite quitted St. James's Palace after the
service for the New Palace.
Toe Queen gave audience yesterday to Viscount Mel-
bourne. -
In the evening a select party, including the Lord Steward,
the Lord Chamberlain. and the Master of the Horse, dined
with her Maj-sty.
Count Sebas!iani, Ambassador Extraordinary from the King
of the French, and Count Orloff, on a special mission from.
the Emperor of all the. Russia., had audiences of the Queen
on Saturday. Their Excellencies were introduced by Vis.
count Palmerston, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Sir Robert Chester,
Master of the Ceremonies.
Her Majesty gave audiences on Saturday to Viscount Mel-
bourne, Viscount Duncannon, and the Marquis Conyngham.
In the evening her Majesty honoured the Queen's Theatre
with her presence to witness the performance of the opera of
Norma. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and the
Prince and Princess of Leiningen accompanied by the Queen,
who was attended by the Marchioness of Tavistock, Miss Pitt,
Miss Spring Rice, Baroness Lehzen, Lord Templemore. and
Colonel Cavendish. The Royal party went quite privately.
Her Majesty and the Duchess of Kent took airings in an
open carriage and four with outriders yesterday, and on Sa-
turday afternoon.
The Royal dinner party on Friday included her Royal
Highness the Duchess of Kent, their Serene Highnesses the
Prince and Princess of Leiningen, the Prince and Princess
of Schomberg, the Marquis of Hertford, Earl and Countess of
Shrewsbury, Viscount Melbourne, Lord Holland, the Mar-
chioness of Tavistock, Lord Templemore, the Controllor of
the Household, and Lady Agnes Byag, Hon. Col. and Mrs.
Cavendish, Hon. Miss Pitt, Hon. Miss Spring Rice, and
Baroness Lehzen.
On Saturday a deputation from the body of Dissenting Mi-
nisters of the Presbyterian denomination residing in and about
the cities of London and Westminster, presented an address
of condolence to the Queen Dowager at Bushy-house.
A Queen's messenger arrived in town yesterday from the
frontiers of Spain, bringing despatches to the Foreign-office
for Viscount Palmerston.
Lord John Russell left town on Saturday for Woodchester,
near Minchinhampton, on his way to Stroud.
The Sazoa Minister transacted business at the Foreign-
office on Saturday.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer has left town for Cam-
191‘idge, and Sir John Hobhouse for Nottingham.
The following arc the names of the naval and military offi-
cers who were present at the Queen's first Levee at St.
James's Palace on Wednesday :
GENERA LS.-- Sir Patrick Lindesey, K. H., and K. C. B. ;
Sir John Savage.
Major J. E. Williams.
Captain Edward Meade.
LIEUTENANTS—CharIes Edward Grant, R. H. Glyn, Grey,
Rouse, H. Wynward, Wingfield, Symonds, Naylor, Lambert,
Phillips, Dalrymple, Calley, Rawlinson, Hon. F. &vine,
Home Drummond, Lewis Wynne, Munro, Tottenham, Moor-
som, Needham.
CORNETS—Booth, Randolph, Routh, Mackinnon, St.
George, Duff, Capel, Bastard, Bradford, Sweetenham, An-
son, Alontmorency, E. Wynyard, Macdougall, Keane, R.
Smith.
CAPTAINS, R. N.—Richard O'Conor, Sir John Louis, Do-
nald H. O'Brien, Waldegrave, Curzen, Sir John Brooke Pe-
chell, Bowles, Sir Edward Parry, Talbot, William Elliott,
Sir David Dunn, R. Oliver, Hon. R. S. Dundas, Saumarez,
Glascock, Hon. J. A. Maude, Sir Edward Chatham, Sothby,
Joseph O'Brien, Rochfort, Beechey, Dc Roos, Thornton,
Beaufort, Byam, Thornton, Marwood Kelly, Robert Maun-
sell, Lambert, Rodney, Munday, A. Shepherd, Eden, Rivett
Carnac, Hallowell Carew, Morier, Michael Seymour, Hon.
Poulctt, Rattray, Meynell; Leeke, Hastings, Baynes,
Freemantle, T. Maitland, Westphal, Sir John Lewis,
ray, George Smith, Nies, Wetherell, Norwich Duff, Pechell,
Starck, James Montagu, Pell, Sir Thos. Carew, Sir Charles
Sullivan, Dialing, Sykes, Grace, Mangin.
COMMANDERS—AV. Allen, Edward J. Carpenter, Carleton,
Sparshott, M'Cay, Puget, Blackwood, W. Warren, Furber,
J. B. Hay, R. C. Curry, Hon. Francis Mandy, Dalyell,
T. Leigh, Daniel Weld, Hastings, John Hudson, Sykes,
Washington, G. Norton, G. Halsted, J. S. Foremen, Bar-
nett, Wooluough.
LIEUTENANTS, R. N.—Bethune J. Walker, Amial, Henry
Coode, Baldock, G. W. Rabat, Cleveland, James Lamont,
Oldmixon, Forvice, Pringle, Green, Ogilvy, Anselm P. Le
Neve.

The following are part of the remaining presentations of
Gentlemen which took place at the Queen's First Levee, on
Wednesday :
Lieut.-General Sir Henry Cumming, by Lord Hill
Major-General Walker, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir G. Walker
Lieut.-General Sir W. Peacocke, by Lord Hill
Lieut.-General Salmon, by Sir H. Vivian
General Sir W. Houston, by Lord Hill
Lieut.-General Sir G. Walker, by Lord Hill
Licut.-General Eden, by Gen. G. Michell
Licut.-General Blachford, by Lord Hill
Major-General Elphinstone, by Lord Hill
General Bonham, by General Sir F. Maclean
Major-General Sir J. Dickson, on his return front India, by
Lord Hill
General Sir R. McFarlane, by Lord Hill
Major-General Sir W. de Tuyll, on promotion, by Lord Hill
Major-General 11. Morey, by Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. Peacocke
General Sir W. H. Clinton, by Lord Hill
Lieut.-General Sir A. Barnard, by Lord Hill
Major-General E. Bowater, by the Earl of Albemarle
General B. Wallis, by Sir W. Gordon •
Major-General Evatt, by Sir H. Vivian
Lieut.-General Vincent, by Lord Hill
Lieut.-General Sir A. Brooke, by Lord Powerscourt
Lieut.-General Manley, by Lord Hill
Major-General Salmond, by Lord \V. Bentinck
Lieut.-General Sir H. Lowe, by Lord Hill
Mr. Assheton Smith, by Lord Granville Somerset
Surgeon-Major Harrison, by the Duke of Wellington
Mr, Bloomfield, Secretary to her Majesty's Legation at
Stockholm, by Viscount Palmerston
Mr. Vivian, by the Earl of Liverpool
Mr. Wallace, by Lieut.-Colonel Wallace
Mr. Bernal, by the Earl of Mulgrave
Mr. H. Earl, by Lord Stuart de Rothsay
Mr. M. Tupper, by the Duke of Argyll
Mr. Spearman, Assistant-Secretary of the Trcastry, by the
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Mr. Affleck, by Mr. Waymouth
Mr. P. Micklethwait, by the Marquis of Headfort
Mr. Powys, by the Earl of Denbigh
Mr. Mayne, by Lord John Russell •
Mr. W. J. Newton, by Lord John Russell
Mr. Robert Bell, by Lord Belhaven
Mr. E. Kinnersly, on his marriage, by the-Duke of Sutherland
Sanderson, by the Marquis of Thomond
r. Sulivan, Dep.-Sec. at War, by Visct. liowick
r. E. Drummond, by the Duke of Wellington
Mr. H. Addington, by Earl Amherst
Mr. Ord, by the Marquis of Lansdowne
Mr. Stewart, by Sir George Murray
Mr. Otway Cave, by Viscount Palmerston
Mr. Egerton Harcourt, by Lieut.-Col. Harcourt
Mr. Wm. A. Laurie, by the Duke of Argyll
Mr. Johnston, by his father, Sir A. Johnston
Mr. Henry Alexander, by the Earl of Caledon
Rev. J. H. Dakins, Priest in Ordinary of the Chapels Royal,
by the Lord Bishop of Worcester
Ecv. R. S. Battiscombe, by Mr. Codd
Rev. Robt. Vaughan, D. D., by Mr. Codd
Rey. Charles Landon, by Mr. Codd
Rev: J. Simpson Evans, by Mr. Codd
Rev. John Vigden Povali, Priest in Ordinary of the Chapels
Royal, by the Lord Bishop of Worcester
Rev.-J. C. Haden, by the Bishop of Worcester
Rev. James Lupton, by the Bishop of Worcester
Rev. G. W. Sicklemore, by the Archbishop of Canterbury
Major J. E. Williams. Madras Army, by Major-General Sir
Patrick Lindesay, K. H. K. C. B.
Rev. J. G. Ward, by Earl De Grey
Rev. P. Ward, by Lord Bexley
Rev. E. Edgell, by Mr. Wyatt Edgell
Rev. A. F. Phipps, by the Earl of Mulgrave
Rev. John Abbess, by the Earl of Denbigh
Rev. R. B. Byam, by Capt. Bvam, sen.
Rev, T. Haverfield, by the Duke of Sussex
Ret. H. Morrall, by Sir R. H. Inglis
Rev.
rieCharles Wesley, Chaplain at St. James's Palace, and
P at in Ordinary at the Chapels Royal, by the Lord
Rev.i sJh.°P'roofw‘n%:°ernedesßteern nett,
Duke of Sussex
M. y the Bishop of Worcester
Rev. J. A. B-owne, by the
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Mr. W. Angersteia. byßart.
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Mr. Newton \Vigney, by Duke of s
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Mr. John Copling, by Lord Glenelg
Mr. Thomas, by Sir Webb
Mr. Dischstene, by Sir Henry
Hardinge

Sir *thew White Ridley, Bart., by Major-General Sir H.
Wh, atley
Admiral Sotheron, ly ths Earl of 111 i ,t
Mr. Herbert Willisms, by the E trl of Shar.e :bury
Mr. Grimes, by the Earl f Denbigh
Mr. James O'Brien, by the Lord Chancellor
Mr. John Jacob H mater, by Lard John Russell
Mr. Richard Westmacott, by Lord John Russell
Sir Charles Knightley, by Lord Sondes
S r George Baker, Bart , by Earl Brcwnlow
Sir F. Knowles, Bart., by the Earl of Darlington'
The Earl of Mansfield, by the Marquis of Salisbury
Dr. D. Stewart, by Lieutenant-General Callender
Dr. D. Davies, by Lord Chamberlain to the Dowager Queen
Sir W. W. Becher, by Lord Dacre
Dr. Holland, by the Marquis of Lansdowne
Dr. F. Hawkins, by Sir H. Halford
Dr. Gordon, by Sir J. *Gregor, Bart.
Dr. Somerville, by the Marquis of Lansdowne
Dr. C. Forbes, by the Marquis of Londonderry ,
Sir R. Jarvis, by the Earl of Albemarle
Sir A. Brooke, by Lord J. Somerset
Dr. Jephson, by Viscount Eastnor
Sir J.'N. R. Campbell, by Sir J. Hobhouse
Dr. Borland, by General Lord William Bentinck
Sir J. Ogilvy, on his marriage, by the Duke of Norfolk
Sir J. Wyatvil!e, by the Marquis Conyngham
Sir William Chatterton., by the Earl of Cork
Sir M. Cholmeicy, by the Duke of St. Alban's
Mr. C. Hayter, Member of the Academies at Rome, Sic., by
Lord J. Russell
Mr. C. Long, by the Duke of Norfolk
Mr. Macdougall, by Sir P. Walker
Mr. Burge, on his appointment of Queen's Counsel, by the
Lord Chancellor
Mr. H. Erle, by Lord Stuart de Rothsay
Mr. William Morris, by Lord Glenelg
Sir H. Holbeck, by the Eaal of Warwick -
Mr. M. Montgomerie, by the Earl of Liverpool
Mr. C. Disney, by the Duke of Norfolk
Mr. R. W. S. Luttridge, by Sir P. G. Egerton
Mr. C. S. Grey, by Viscount Howick
Mr. W. A. Miles, by Sir H. Taylor
Mr. Konig, by the Duke of Sussex
Mr. Estcourt. by the Earl of Verulam
Mr. S. S. Fox, by the Duke of Leeds
Mr. Ashley, by the Lord Chamberlain to the Queen Dowager
Mr. Gordon, by his father, Sir W. Gordon
Mr. Scott, by General the lion. Sir W. Lumley
Mr. Urquhart, by Viscount Palmerston
Mr. F. French, by Lord Palmerston
Mr. George Tudor, by Admiral Sir H. B. Neale, Bart.
Mr. Cooper Cooper, by Earl De Grey
Mr. George Anson, by the Earl of Lichfield
Mr. Clavering, by Viscount Howick
Mr. Edgcumbe, by Viscount Palmerston
Mr. Blencowe, by Mr. Shiffner
Mr. Lister, by Lord John Russell
Mr. Carrick, by Lord Mostyn
Mr. Brande, by Dr. Chambers
Mr. Stevenson, by the Marquis of Lansdowne
Mr. J. Wilkinson, by Lord Bridport
Mr. K. Hoskins, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer
Rev. Dr. Bland, by Roar-Admiral Sir Hugh Piga
Rev. Dr. Hawtrey, by Viscount Doncraile
Hon. George Ponsonby, by the Earl of Durham
Mr. C. K. Murray, by the Marquis of Lansdowne
Mr. William Marsh, by Lord Palmerston
Mr. Wilmot, by Viscount Palmerston
Lord Kinnaird, by Lord Foley
Lieut. C. E. Grant, Bengal Infantry, by Lord Glenelg.
Mr. Ley, House of Commons, by Mr. Abercromby
Mr. Wyatt Edgell, by the Rev. Edgell Edgell
Mr. Phillimore, by the Marquis of Salisbury
Mr. Bankes, by the Earl of Liverpool
Mr. Francis Smedley, on being appointed High Bailiff of
Westminster, by Lord John Russell
Mr. Murchison, Vice-President of the Geological Society, by
the Duke of Sussex
Mr. R. Pakenham, by Viscount Palmerston
Mr. Murray, by the Duke of Richmond
Mr. H. Aston, by Lord Combermere
Mr. Sanders, by Lord Langdale
Mr. Stanley, by Lord Melbourne
Viscount Bernard, by the Earl of Bandon
Viscount Eastnor, by Lord Stuart de Rothsay
Earl of Arran, by the Duke of Sussex
Earl Compton, by the Duke of Norfolk
Lord Ossulston, by the Earl of Tankerrille
Earl Stanhope, by Sir Gore Ouseley
Earl Radnor, by the Earl of Albemarle
Bishop of Rochester, by Marquis Camden
Archbishop of Armagh, by the Archbishop of Canterbury
Baron de Roebeck, by the Earl of Leitrim
Mr. Mellish, by the Lord Chamberlain, to the Queen Dowager
Mr. Pulevean, by the Lord Chamberlain
Mr. G. H. M. Wagner, by the Duke of Richmond
Mr. Berton, by Lord Glenelg
Mr. I3edengfield, by Viscount Torrington
Mr. Richard Jennings, by Sir Gerard Noel, Bart.
Mr. Blase Challoner, by the Marquis of Downshire
Mr. Auld, by the Duke of Sutherland
Mr. Commissioner Fane, by the Lord Chancellor
Mr. Mr. Chancellor
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thothoerdrsh
Mr. Montefiore, by the Duke of Norfolk
Dr. K. Milner, by General Grosvenor
Mr. Laurie, by the Duke of Sutherland
Mr. G. Carrell, by Sir Harris Nicolas
Mr. Palmer, by Sir A. Christie
Mr. Wm. Roche, by Lord J. Russell
Right Hon. Sir H. W. Wynn, on his return on leave of ab
setice from Copenhagen -
Right Hon. W. Y. Peel, by Lord Hatherton
The Right lion. Sir B. Taylor, upon his re-appointment as
Privy Councillor, by Lieut.-General Sir H. Tailor
Right Hon. Sir C. Begot, by the Duke of Wellington
Right Hon. J. Planta, by the Duke of Wellington
Right Hon. Sir C. E. Grey, en being sworn of her Majesty's
Privy Council, by the Marquis of Lansdowne
lion. G. Byron, by Lord Byron
Hon. Capt. Grey, R.N., by Earl Grey
lion. J. Stourton, on his appointment to a commission in the
96th Regiment, by the Duke of Norfolk
Hon. Mr. Parsons, by the Earl of Rosse
Hon. and Rev. W. Herbert, by the Earl of Ducie
lion. E. Phipps, by the Earl of Mulgrave
Hon. H. Dundas, by Viscount Melville
Sir J. Rennie, b) Sir J. C. Hobhouse
Sir T. Cartwright, by Viscount Palmerston
Sir H. Willock, by Viscount Palmerston
Sir G. Seymour, by the Marquis of Hertford
Sir R. Price, by Lord J. Russell.
Sir E Vavascur, by the Duke of Norfolk
Hon. R. P. Arden, by the Duke of Argyll
The Duke of Roxburgh, by Earl Grey
The Earl of Uxbridge, by the Duke of Richmond
Earl Bathurst, by the Marquis of Exeter
The Marquis of Bristol, to kits hands
The Marquis of Chandos, by the Duke of Wellington
The Marquis of Grant)), by the Duke of Leeds
The Earl of Effingham, by the Duke of Norfolk
The Hon. John Stuart, by Lord Belhaven
The Rev. Dr. Jones, by Lord 1-lowden
The lion. Leslie Melville, by Lord Belhaven
The lion. Richard C. Neville, by the Duke of Wellington
The Hon. Colonel Howard, by the Bishop of Oxford
The Hon. Constantine Dillon, of the Dragoon Guards, by
Earl Mulgrave
The lion. Major Mass,,y, by the Earl of Leitrim
Mr. Ormsby Gore, by General Lord Hill
Sir Charles Scudamore, by Sir J. 13eresford
The Recorder of Worcester, by Lord Foley
Viscount Gage, by the Earl of Sheffield
The lion. Mr. De Grey, by Sir John Conroy
The lion. Lloyd Kenyon, by Lord Hill
The Hon. Mr. F. Walker, by Viscount Aahbrook
Major. General Sir Wm. Gomm, by Lord Hill
Hon. H. It. Westenra, by Lord Rossmore
Hon. and Rev. A. P. Perceval, by the Bishop of Norwich.
Hon. Mr. Curzon, by Earl Brownlovr.
Sir J. Cross, Court of Review, by the Lord Chancellor
S:r F. Ommanney, by Earl De Grey
Rev. Dr. Wheeler, by Sir G. Scovell
Sir J. Ross, by Lord Colville
Sir G. Farrant, by the Earl of Devon
Sir A. D. Gordon, by Mr. F. Lewis
lion. F. West, by Earl Delawnrr
Hon. Captain Duncombe, R.N., by Earl Danvers
Hon. Mr. Littleton, by Lord Hatherton
S'r W. Burnett, K. C. H., Physician-General of the Navy,
by the Earl of Minto
The Queen Dowager's Solicitor-General, on having a Patent
of Precedence, by the Lord Chancellor
Hon. A. Thelluson, by Lord Burghersh
Mr. Sergeant Ball, by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
Rev. Dr. Niblock, D. D., by Me. N. Carlisle, K. H.
Rev. Dr. Vignolles, by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
The Earl of Chichester, by the Duke of Leeds
Rev. Dr. Williamson, by the Lord Bishop of Hereford
1,, r I l3rabazon. by the Earl of Meath
Lord Northwick, by Lord Foley
Lord Ravensworth, by the Earl of Mulgrave
The Earl of Digby, to kiss hands
Lord William Lennox, by the Duke of Richmond
Hon. John Gray, by Lord Saltoun
Hon. Captain Hood, by Lord Bridport
Sir Charles Hulse, Bart., by Lord Portman
Lord Teynham, by Visistio.ifnl.t. Melbourne
betlilluaeuirznig lion. 11. ulburne
Right Rev. Samuel Pennell,
Rev. David Lloyd, by Sir I'. Hardy
Earl Grosvenor, by the Marquis, of Lansdowne
Rey, T. M. Wetherell, by Mr. Alderman Winchester
Rev. Philip Scholfield, by Lord Grantley
Rev. H. Barham, by the Bishop of Worcester
Rev. '1 hos. Fuller, Minister of St. Peter's Pimlico, by the
Dean of Carlisle
Rev. John Ryle Wood, Domestic Chaplain to the Queens
Dowager, by the Lord Chamberlain to her Majesty

Rev. P. Bastard, by Major-Gen. Sir H. Wheatley, G.C. H.
Rev. Francis White, by Mr. Codd
Rev. Alex. E. Sketchley, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Mr. Stephenson, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex
Mr. A.ton Blount, Chester Herald, by the Earl Marshal of
England
Mr. Whitmore, by General Lord Hill
Mr. King, Rouge Dragon, by the Earl Marshal of England.
Mr. William Russell, Principal Secretary to the Lord Chan-
cellor, by the Lord Chancellor.
Mr. Martin, Windsor Herald, by the Earl Marshal of England
Lord Segrave, by Lord Melbourne
Rev. William Watts, by Sir Hilgrove Turner
Rev. Henry Bishop, by the Archbishop of Dublin
Rev. William Lucius Coghlan, by the Dean of Chichester
Rev. Henry Glossop, by the Dean of Hereford
Rev. Matthew Lcishman, by Lord Belhaven
Rev. James Carlile, by the Archbishop of Dublin
Rev. Charles Knight, by Lord G. Hill
Rev. Charles Hope, by Lord Belhaven
Rev. J. Vane, by the Right Hon. F. Abercromby
Rev. John Hopton, Prebendery of Hereford, by the Dean of
Hereford
Rev. Thomas Cator, by Sir W. Lumley
Rev. A. Henry Glasse, by Sir J. Reynett
Rey. Beilby Porteus, by the Dean of Carlile
Rev. W. Bradford, by the Earl of Sheffield
Rev. Arthur Matthews, B. D., by the Bishop of Hereford
Rev. E. A. Illingwood, by Sir R. Hunter
The Very Rev. the Moderator of the Church of Scotland, by
the Right Hon. Lard Belhaven
Rev G Bl)thesca, by the Rev. Dr. Blomberg
Hon. Captain Saumarcz, by Lord Colville
Sir C. R. Cockerel', by Lord Foley
Dr.,.J. Barnes, by the Earl of Durham
Dr. Adolphus, by Lieutenant-General Sir Herbert Taylor
Mr. John Copling, by Lord Glenelg
Mr. Harrison. Bluemantle, by the Earl Marshal of England.
Mr. Young, York Herald, by the Earl Marshal.
Mr. Tracy Leigh, by the Duke of Norfolk.
Mr. S. M. Phillipps, Under Secretary of State, by Lord
John Russell
Mr. Fox Strangways, Under Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, by Lord Palmerston
Captain Meynell, R.N., by the Marquis of Hertford
Captain Baynes, R. N., by Sir E. Codrington
Captain, N. Duff, R.N. by the Earl of Camperdown
Captain de Starck, R. Z. by the Duke of Sussex
Captain Pechell, N.,by Master of the Horse to the Queen
Commander J. B. Hay, by Sir E. Owen, K. C. 8., G. C.ll.
Commander the Hon. F. Maude, by Viscount Hawarden
Commander J. S. Foreman, by Sir W. Parker, K.C. B.
COnimander Barnett, by Colonel Fox
Commander William Allen, by Earl Minto
Commander William J. Carpenter, by the Earl of Minto
Commander Carleton, by Lord Minto
Commander Henry Puget, by Lord Radstock
Captain Murray, by the Bishop of Rochester
Captain Edward Meade, by the Earl of Meath
Lieut. Charles Edward Grant, by Lord Glenelg
Lieut. R. H. Glyn, by the Duke of Wellington
Lieut. George Grey Rous, by the Duke of Wellington
Lieut. Henry Wynyard, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Lieut. Wingfield, by the Master-General of the Ordnance
Lieut. Naylor, by Lieutenant-Colonel Greenwood
Lieut. Lambert, by the Duke of Wellington
Lieut. Philips, by General Sir Henry Cumming
Lieut. Dalrymple, by Colonel Mercer
Lieut. Calley, by Sir Henry Cumming
Lieut. Rawlinson, by Sir John Cam Hobhouse
Lieut. Hon. F Saville, by Master-General of the Ordnance
Cornet Booth, by Lord King
Lieut. Amid, R. N., by the First Lord of the Admiralty
Lieut. G. W. Rabbett, R. N., by Earl Amherst
Lieut. Cleveland, R.N., by Sir John Cam Hothouse
Lieut. oldmixon, R.N., by the Lord in Waiting
Major_ General T. Pollock, C. 8., by Sir J. Lyon, K. C. B
Major-General Sir G. Way, by Lord Strafford, G. C. B G. C.ll
General Sir H. Campbell, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Major-General Sir Benjamin Stephenson, by Sir H. Taylor
General Sir John Slade, by Lord Cobermere
Major-Gem. Sir W. Johnston, by the Earl of Ilehester
Major-General Sir Patrick Ross, by Sir George Murray
Lieut.-General Sir Colin Halket, by Lord Hill
Major-General Fair, by Sir Charles Deacon
General Sir George Anson, by the Earl of Lichfield
Lieut.-General Sir John Elley, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Lieut.-General Mundy, by the General Commanding the Forces
Lieut.-General Lord E. Somerset, by the Duke of Beaufort
Major-General Gibbs, by Lord Lynedoch
Major-Gen. Sir J. O'Halloran, K.C.B. by Sir J. Hobhouse
Major-Gen. Sir Charles Maxwell, by Sir L. Grant, K.C. H.
General Sir John Fraser, by Lord Saltoun
General Grosvenor, by Earl Grosvenor
Ensign Ramsay Smith, by Sir William Pringle
Ensign M'Dougall, by Colonel M•Dougall
Ensign Keane, by the Adjutant-General of the Forces
Lieut. Symonds, by Major-General Sir G. Scovell
Ensign Edward Wynyard, by Colonel Wynyard
Cornet de Montmorency, by Sir IL Cumming
Cornet Sweetenham, by Colonel Brotherton, C. B.
Cornet Capel, By Sir Henry Cumming
Cornet St. George, by Sir H. Cumming
Lieutenant Hon. R. Needham, by Sir H. Cumming
Lieutenant Moorsom, by Colonel Mercer
Cornet Randolph Routh, by Lord Granville Somerset
Cornet Mackinnon, by Colonel Brotherton
Lieut. Home Drummond, by Colonel Greenwood
Sub-Lieutenant Tottenham, by Colonel Greenwood.
Lieut. Lewis Wynne, by General Sir Hilgrove Turner
Captain Waldegrave, R. N., by the Earl of Radnor
Captain Curzon, It. N., by the Lord Chamberlain
Captain Sir John Brooke Pechell, by the Duke of Norfolk
Captain C. Talbot, R. N., by the Duke of Beaufort
Captain R. Oliver, R.N., by Rear- Admiral Sir W. Parker
Captain Hon. R. S. Dundas, R. N., by Viscount Melville
Sir J. Ashley Maude, R.N., by Viscount Hawarden
Captain Sotheby, R.N., by toe Bishop of Norwich
Captain Rochfort, R. N., by Lord I3loornfield
Captain Byam, R. N.. by Rear-Admiral Jackson
Captain Lambert, R.N., by Admiral Sir James O'Bryen
Captain R. Mundy, R. N., by his father, General Mundy
Captain A. Sheppard; R. N., by Sir C. Adam
Captain Eden, R. N., by the Earl of Mulgravo
Captain Wrier, R. N., by the First Lord of the Admiralty
Captain Hastings, R. N., by Sir Augustus Clifford
General Viscount Bere;ford, by the Duke of Wellington
Major-General Sir Robert H. Dick, by Sir J. Thanes
Lieut.-Colonel Yorke, by Colonel Mercer
Lieut.-Colonel Rawdon, by the Earl of Charlemont
Lieut.-Colonel Maxwell, by the Lieut. General the lion Sir
IL P. Callaghan
Colonel Sir J. Hope, by Lord Lyeedoeh
Lieut.-Col. Jackson. bv Gen. the Hon. Sir Charles Colville
Lieut.-Colonel R. Y. 'Butler, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Lieut.-Colonel Moorley, by Major-General Sir F. Mulcaster
Lieut.-Colonel Angels, by General Sir W. Clinton, G.C.B.
Lieut.-Colonel Sir F. Lee, by Sir J. Pechell, K. C. B.
Lieut.-Colonel Best, by Colonel Sir A. Christie
Lieut.-Colonel Copland, by Mr. Bernal, M. P.
Lieut.-Colonel Drake, by the Earl of Macclesfield
Colonel Sir B. Camac, by General Sir W. K. Grant
Lieut.-Colonel Ellison, by. the Duke of Wellington
Lieut -Colonel Barnard, b'y the Duke of Wellington.
Sir William Robert Clayton, Burt., by General Sir Gorge
Walker, Bart., G. C. B.
Lieut.-Colonel Rowan, by Lord John Russell
Colonel Duffy, by the Adjuta it-General
Culonel Sir Robert Shaw, Bart., by Earl Rctlen
Colonel Latour, by Sir George Anson
Lieut.-Colonel Percival, by the Duke of Wellington
Lieut.-Colonel Henry Colville, by Colonel Mercer
Colonel Fox, by Sir Herbert Taylor
Colonel Bowles, by Colonel Milman
Colonel Reeves, CB., by G meral Sir F. \Vetherall

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AR.
Lord Loraine, at his house in Portman-square, from a tour
in Norway ; Sir George Talbot, Bart., and family, at Thomas's
Hotel, Berkeley-square, from Paris, Colonel Sir F. Mulkey,
and Mr. Elankey, at Nerot'a Hotel, from Malta; H. Hanbury,
Esq., and Miss Hanbury, at the Demers Hotel, from Old-
field Grange, Essex, the seat of Osgood Hanbury, Esq. ; J.
West, Esq., Mrs. \Vost, and family, at ditto, from Brighton ;
Mrs. Sheddon and Son, at ditto, from Breules Park ; Mrs.
Birch, at ditto.

DEPARTURES.
Mrs. Bites and family, from Portland-place, for Wimble-
don ; J. B. Lloyd, Esq., Mrs. Lloyd, and family, from the
Berners Hotel, for Walls Pansford, Carmarthenshire ; Mrs.
and Miss Wilkinson, from ditto, for Dedham, Essex ; Mrs.
and Miss Collier, from ditto, for Dedham, Essex ; Miss Gooch,
from
.ditto, for Ramsgate; Edward Kinnersley, Esq., and
Mrs. Kinnersley, from ditto, for the Elms, Bath; B. Dockray,
Esq., from ditto, for Lancaster ; Admiral Sir J. Whitshecl,
Lady \Vhitslied, and the Misses Whitshed, from Nerot's Ho-
tel, for Holbrook ; Lady Osborne, from ditto, for Kent ; the
Rev'. Dr. Ashurst, from ditto, for Oxford.

ATTEMPT ON THE LIFE OF MR. ELLICE, AT
COVENTRY.—As Mr. Ellice, accompanied by ten or a dozen
of his friends, was passing along White Friars'-lane, last
night, about ten o'clock, on his way to Mr. Gilbert's, at the
Crown, two ruffians were standing under the workhouse-wall,
one of whom drew a clasp-knife and struck et Mr. Ellice;
the blow was received by Mr. W. Marston, which cut through
his coat and wounded his hand ; a person was taken into cus-
tody, and we have no doubt that the tree will be made out.
A specimen this of the oppcsition Liberal principles meet in
Coventry.-- Coventry Herat].
At the Insolvent Court, at Hereford, on Saturday
last, George Handley, a corn-factor, 4 13recon, was remanded
for five months by the Court, for the purpose of punishing
him for giving accommodation bills which he had not thernottis
of taking up, and thus -injurin6 his real creditors.—ffertferd
Journal,