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THE KING'S LEVEE.

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1831.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

(FROM THE COURT CIRCULAR.)
Their Majesties arrived at St. James's Palace about one o'clock
yesterday in their travelling-carriage from Windsor, escorted by
a party of Light Horse.
Their. Majesties were received by the Princess Sophia, the
ti uke Susiex, and the Duke of Gloucester.
Shortly afref tivB o'clock the King ,Helti a Leved
M. Zea Bermudei, the Spanish Minister, Was. intfddtieed to
the King by Viscount Palmerston, his Majesty's Prinepal Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Sir Rbbert
Chester, the Master of the Ceremonies, to deliver a letter of Con-
gratulation on his Majesty's Coronation from the King of Spain.
Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador, was introduced to
the King in the same manner, and delivered a letter of congratu-
lation from the Emperor of Austria.
Afterwards the Austrian and. French Arnhassadors, the Spa-
nish, Bavarian, Neapolitan, and Belgian Ministers, proceeded to
the residence of the Queen, and had respectively audiences of
her Majesty, to which 'they were introduced by Earl Howe, her
Majesty's Lord Chamberlain, and conducted by Sir Robert
Chester. Their Excellencies delivered letters of congratulation
from their respective Sovereigns on her Majesty's Coronation.
M. Van Buren the Minister from the United States, had also
an audience of Queen to deliver his credentials. Their Ex-
cellencies were most graciously received. Lady Brownlow was
the Lady in Waiting.

HOUSE OF LORDS, °OWE* B.

At Four o'clock the LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat
on the Woolsack, together with the Earl of SHAFTESOURY
and Lord HOLLAND, as Lords Cimmissioners appointed to
give the Royal Assent to several Bills.
'tie Deputy Usher of the 'Mack Rod having been com-
manded to require the attendance of the House of Com-
mons, the SrEmma and several Members appeared, at
the bar. , .

The Royal Assent was then ?Sven to the Bid to
equalize the duties on wine; a 13111 to' improve the Ad-
ministration of Justice in Ireland; a Bill to amend the
laws in England relating- to Game ; a Bill to regulate the
vend and delivery of coals in Middlesex, Westminster, &c. ;
and a private Bill relating to the estates of the Marquis of
Bute.

Sir JOHN Clot HOBLIOUSE then brought up from the
Commons a Bill,, to regulate the employment of ap-
prentices and other young. persons in cotton factories, &c.,
and the augmentition of Benefices Bill, and prayed the
concurrence of the House of Lords thereto.

There were present at the Entree Levee—
The Duke of Sussex, the Ruisian, Austrian, and French Am-
bassadors, the Spanish, Prussian, Bavarian, Sardinian, Neapo-
litan, Hanoverian, United States, Mexican..Lucca, and Belgian
Ministers; Baron Zuylen de Nyevelt, on a special mission from
the King of the Netherlands ; Itir. Vail, Secretary to the Em-
bassy from the United States; Mr. J. Van Buren, attached to the
United States Embassy ; the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Presi-
dent, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Secretaries of State for
the Horne and Foreign Departments, tile First Lord of the Admi.
ralty, the Secretary of State for -Ireland, the Lord Chamberlain,
the Master of the Horse. the Groom of the Stole, the Captain of
the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners, the Captain of
the Yeomen Guard, Lord Hill, Gold S tick in Waiting, the
Comptroller of the Household, the Master •of the Ceremonies,
Garter King of Arms, and Count Chretien de Danneskiold
Samsoe. _

Lord HOLLAND presented petitions.from the Society
of Odd Fellows, in Nottingham, and from other places, it
favour of Reform.

4111IPICIAL TEETH' -AND FILLING DECAYED
VIII 'WITH MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM._ .
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PATR4or%ley, grateful for the high and EXTENSIVEtheir
Pr'resski\r—"E Which has so eminently distinguishedß.tishMe-
tr, r'e-1 exertions since their arrival in the
Pehli, ).beg leave to announce to their Friendsn atnodrttle
S, r 014,4,, general, that they still CONTINUE to 'llNtti '''CAYED TEETH,with theirCELEB , E
ll'etki At SUCCEDANEUM so universilly rec2r:_-
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te SLIGHTEST PAIN, HEAT, or Praersisdu
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ft°,l' triah,t must EXCRUCIATING PAIN, ,7itt.r-HYpirs; they also FASTEN LOOSE TEETH,'
or
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110 E and DORMER sat
appoitis
tozszttoa and Lords Pam)
THIS DAY.)
of.l;he hese
ii'CALU v HUSSEY.conclusion
tr 4: liarre,,gb.of this appeal w.as postPoned 'll to_morrow, in
ds:,,Ntleote`;;e‘ernble," which is apwinted
heetv't-ed sineethe SUftgestion of the Lord Ch.o.afonur.caeyllotrh,awt who hhaacai
h4,,,„e,,,n10y,„ its appointment for hearing tre
14,st eittebias i '
...
.ounsel, and might theirefo
14411 hone IZT. His
Lords hi st to hear it.
This apo..'
t'iri;in chq, the fGae-rIA-011
or Lord Lyndhhi
SHAND.
public importance,
urshouheld considered
the.refere re-
at the 4. ch 44 00..... a dry sooteAWhilV!lecntiaailr,eooaftoropauri-argument to-
Tis_coaeit,,,s wetherell appeared as Counsel foro
the appellant,
sq r;;7.l.oitti ?f Whose address . .
ills he respo4A, IsicELLC!R, without.c.L.
iherlusrhteiipsng)enious
4,4 t
~(1,1,;„
nternt, nrned!ately pr9c
into the facts of the
present case
(Whq
~I'Ve(r, that
the most minutelyemwlling
to ugrven,iiihdegC°mceasunnet:,
i''it'l4lBill'at,inever to only
georoue"beefonrewthhieehir
to iI,W4L, d'ep taken by he Learned Counsel,
rds
it
ap:ea;r:eqdwu.oni ec,eh
, /4, hito recoTnec"ruidd.
ecire7l,oetiest, tfitilr%leUrLeirstifa•aiiengdeission
,of tahmeeclinurLti,s
case
1a4h,..P, thoatrl:l;:ed
Of Dor. Lushingt 1.1
~ and he°wflosuld now repeat, that
14,4Iirlr!doii",2!eyer was YaZheeltl to the highl e
aths4a,;!lel4l-,4',71)1.e,), who. had acted...llldt!)
'tifsk)A4Z4te:r Ir. tlrstileisogltoul'he aPlMll:'.in9-6-bijr:d
ordinary way :
hadthe
114° I,tZTitttiegZ;Pia' Zrlr*-hplan--.atioin lileObglu he h
ti v„--;t'shingt.,-.."e (lid not hoar
his cli°!nwetho:
imptrlXerfornre,-
1,..%,,,4i_itt1Naj, th'447.4hets ttoh hta;,,e ti,add.r2r,t:diefrseigmnionnregtof the appeal;
114441.44 Y oa,4insl about 1 cleerka, and 4:•,is Lordship,
ar _
a ded the party
te4i
eQB., whon, i,
felt
costs, eXCept. as they regarded to
.py thee
i,t ti. 4 h,h.,_,
,_ elt great satisfaction in. o_au..,
Net?: pr,,iii,u oettl incurred, for it was hisf it and his. alop,
himself giving l
ot% 4a with raelTeal ha 4 been brought,.he
4 the r... 'Peet to it. His Lordshila IYouldctherefore re-
tieourt of Sea.
(iiie,clailit Wouklitousee to affirm the decision of the
till Mr. CourtenaT,
'IY ie,:',lii?l' the Isioruvsee)thhearestion
e Pfecfswtshat costs h'ciedr hte:at
the):,shoolciT,,.' w.hen his Lorclihip would make an r
l'4te.e,lt ai;latclby the party who had so impropeorly caused
`145-rkai ,0 mine before their Lordships.
geri
a►Aiourned duritzg pleasure.
kttl,

Earl Grey presented Addresses from the Guildry Incorporation
of, the city of Perth, and the Trinity House at Newcastle, upon
the occasion of their Majesties' Coronation. Also the following
Addresses in favour of Reform in ParHan:lent, from the inhabi-
tants of Alnwick ; the inhabitants of Thorne; the inhabitants of
the county of Renfrew; the Burgesses and other inhabitants of
the burgh of Renfrew; Township of Elderlie, in the barony of
Renfrew; a meeting of the merchants, manufacturers, and
others (consisting of 1,500 persons) at Paisley; Magistrates and
Town Council of the Royal Burgh of Irvine; inhabitants of
South Queensferry ; inhabitants of the city of Edinburgh ; inha-
bitants of Kirklirton; inhabitants of Portobello; inhabitants of
Lanark and New Lanark; inhabitants of Kirkkeldbank, Lanark;
inhabitants of the village of Inneritip ; he Police Rate Payers of
the fourth Ward of the city of Glasgow ; the Incorporation of
Weavers, Glasgow ; Magistrates, Burgesses, &c. of Airdrie ;
Commissioners of Police, Paisley • Incorporation of Bakers at
Easter and Wester Porsburgh ; United Incorporation at St.
Mary's Chapel, Edinburgh ; and from the inhabitants of Hamil-
ton, Lanarkshire.—The Noble Earl also presented an Address
from the inhabitants of the county of Renfrew, in public meet-
ing assembled, on behalf of the Poles.

The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented a petitioi
from the Mayer and Corporation ot Lann,earon 'agains
the Reform Bill.
The Eail of BRADFORD presented a petition 'from
Bradford against the fiefotin Bill.

fir W. Elioit, Bart. presented an Address from the town of
Harwich.

His Majesty gave audiences to the Duke of Buccleuch, Earl
Grey, Viscount Palmerston, Viscount Melbourne, the Marquis
of Lansdowne, Sir James Graham, the Earl of Albemarle, and
Lord Hill.
At the General Levee were—

DUKES—Buccleuch, Norfolk, Gordon, Richmond.
MARQUISES—DonegaI, Downshire.
EARLS—Wicklow, Gosford, Mulgrave, Lichfield, Denbigh.
VlSCOUNTS—Combermere, Sydney.
LORDS—Mostyn, Cowley, Maryborough, John Russell,
Brownlow.
BISHOPS—Oisory, Chichester.

SIRS—R. Grenhill Russell, MX., William Chaytor, Evan M.
Macgregor, Bart., William Eliott, Bart., H. Williamson, G.
Nayler, W. Grant, G. Seymour.
Rev. Dr. Nolan.

REV. MESSRS—S. W. Cobb, H. T. Turner.
MESSRS.—Tracy Leigh, M.P., H. A. W. Fellowes, Etwall,
T. C. Grattan, F. G. Ravenshaw, Elliott, Villiers Stuart, Fitz-
gibbon, Stewart Mackenzie, M.P., Robert Wood, Johnstone, G.
M. West, Mostyn, Bayley, Scott, John Frost, F.S.A.
ADMIRALS—Lawford, Lambert, Lord M. Kerr, E. D, King,
Cunningham, Schomburg.
GENERALS—Sir Henry Gray, G.C.8., Sir George Adams,
James Hay, Anderson, Mulcaster, Sir H. Warde, Macdonald.
COLONELS—Sir Stephen Chapman, Jtavenshaw, Sir Richard
Armstrong, Kennedy Clark, Brandreth,- Duire, Grey, Sir John
T. Jones, Phillott, Falconer, HAnmer, Arnold, Fanshawe, P.
Campbell, Tyte, Pasley, Tremenbeere, Colebrooke.
MAJORS—W. T. Tonkin, Diggle, Sullivan.
CAPTAINS—Woodriff, R.N., Filmore, R.N., Hon. Poulett,
R.N., Sykes, R.N. Nesham, R.N., T. Wilson, R.N., Pell, R.N.
Robert Gambier, Watson.
COMMANDERS—G. S. Dyer, S. Meredith, G. Hay, Douglas.
LIEUTENANTS—Hon. H. Keppel, Charles H. Jay, R.N.,
Bedford, H. Tause, R.N.
The following were presented to the King :
Lord Mostyn, on his elevatiori to the Peerage, by Lord Melbourne.
The Bishop of Chichester,on his appointment, by Earl Grey.
Sir R. G. Rusiell, .11LP.,. on . being
.created a Baronet, by Earl

(key.
.
‘ar;„1,1„, nnl.„tr. latettLenant of the county
of Wicklow.

MirqiiiofDonegal, on his appointment as Lieutenant of the
county of Donegal.
The Bishop of Ossory, by the Marquis of Orrnonde.
Sir William Cbaytor, on his promotion to a Baronetcy.
Mr. Tracy Leigh, M.P. for Wallingford, on his marriage.
Mr. Fitzgibbon, on appointment as Lieutenant of the county of
Limerick.

Mr. H. A. W. Feßowes, by Lord Ebrington.
Major-General Sir George Adams, by Sir Herbert Taylor.
Col. Sir S. Chapman, Governor of Bermuda, by Vis. Goderich.
Major W. H. Tonkin, Mayor of Teignmouth, on his promotion.
Mr. Etwall, by Lord Ducie.
Mr. Grattan, on being appointed a Gentleman of the Privy
Chamber. _

Mr. V. Stuart, on his appointment to the Lieutenantey of Wa-
terford.

IN
2ING ON IRISH AFFAIRS.
At ~,,
,0t,,,, neh.,,,,. (THIS DAY.)
43a1a,,,,-•ed wi,---,., tod... --------------
nw-',., lard "'i fret, -..r, a meeting of Noblemen and Gentlemen
eesit be ad' fOr trig" was held at the King's Arms Tavern,
/'‘. I°l nl'tecl to e PurPose of considering what measures
th,,,e,.(ll4..rocittei, relieve the Poor of Ireland, without the ne-
inet'i'..e wasralial LAillt,9 that country a system of PoordLsatztsc:d
:id. Z.. 14:tlif lona a's ank•SFORD took the Chair, a-
h'iail.l,eeti;ii,;4,,ing,e4id,d inacoynzrenneteonforrawlrl:tobrect of the
4a,13tet... he 3',,,,1, and etfialindu a list of names of geiliatrlesmelif lit t.
of
hwhrg
h;
ikhich )oitt Way arixt,4lll3.. 9f a different line of..polailieselintgh
12art oftltley wecrontribtiti,!o divest himself of any poi t
11'4'4"1 *ll°l Be:"
,oitiegd,o,,,,adese so desirableowanevoelbrij,cectht
easmajor
t
11fittet- tales, were not pg's'ent, l Lord sug-
Were ,Wtl,l3ortutt,ll not be better to adjourn the meeting
't4te 0* Pr (Qt. a 7
()f it tt Ireia,,seut narkwho
nis) thought that as many gentlemen
,`o tflefigethe,."ti, *hets',"ad Made themselves acquainted with the
Ole , Doer ' With tt`e famine in that county, and the cause
itid*tlett the ke means of affording sufficient employment
ftVitle4h enga eeelnigs of the meeting could go on. All
not ~ 1v,,,t), Of par,Red in the furtherance of this object, acting
4ieei7tit'aecie CllAllivere
.., present.
A .R-...rUa hvit, *AN hoped that the word ..
ertk,ritleg?ear,) g nothing to do with the objects of the
party" would
lects .° haol4" gait! th
'il th4taii h:u greauat a. society existed in Ireland whose ex-
Nge ''c'elet th°nght
Nth
hc,,,,,,,Y.. shot,i4 kit Would be highly desirable that the plans
Y directed towards the effecting such ob-
Matt' 'iti•cirnou lie laid before a Select Committee of the
ri'at‘ti eontlVt4.--,iti,ear)
11, ..come-..iited. ~. observed there was much jealousy in
hse,,se h. i„ With Ireland •
wh,•,,e„, 44/N •.that e . Which had been the cause of
, ieh .he lAN , oiatry.
%esti ivaa h„Wetild said if the meeting were to proceed to
filhe gatr
o7l4etroety
t'otartoermthe object of their being now assembled,
'eessa °I Ir the be an association for the puse
Nr.4.3'. eland as at Means of affording such nt for
beta, I,t, would render a system of poorers un
Rreaieti te",ks Al 13
ens e9ll s . --,ople`oi.- I complained of the intervening power
rtl.o hol? troll; :snl onto Ireland and the landlords, which produced
!kir Pe for aentee`ithat power was desiroyed, e system
~„ rese4,
_latid. ~andlords done away with, therewould be
the,:
the meeting upon having
shtev•••••.(4,oW, for htiairman as an example whom it was de-
iendr.4blC eti4r. hear ,e hved in Ireland and spent his income
the
ce,t)l that ph lattjthYtit
4 siataditiottri,a,tead., of7iicatiaes which afflicted Ireland, and c9n-
--14°n Member then entered at con-
Alein of "i the slingpo-04a visionary schemes for bettering
-4, itu4r,i.,4 r, tvernment should at once adopt
heKC'entle,„..llAllit'N foil .3.1
d --oeu —AN „° -,..b a similar strain
0111.rNateitZere entii•etiatod that the s hes* of the two H9n.
busie 4 then --(Heat ,Yof a political nature—a course which
r,,,,e,,,e55, and agreed
"all ithootb_e hatSeeretar;h: meeting should at once proceed to
St, iti our reporter levy reading the report of the i
‘K-lIING „'---------••••••.......................,_______
lATELLyn-------------„, —DI
--.--_____-""-iNCE—(THIS DAY.)
v, -AL ,
korls,teaA k'7, 4....W.P„a119,A1 Z,Z.,:yi, fiar,'l4l lie 4'Aalliffe.'-„,;%8•VV.„-z-:A.- from the river the
juietnrreinvfds
Land.
ped stea:nett tran;pofri:
f., antailed the
Iklgar"'Sejil or Portsmouth, in tow of the Con-
,Oe,
frontil.rtapiej: illOtTiFirtantinor4'•""-Wind W.—Arrived the Ellen,
Al c"'eirall f °el. 'lWind S. to S.s.W.— Arrived the
, LN.‘kiesitas . rom the coast ofTroy ; and Preston, Houghton,
"'eh, c'sol44
f4l)44.lAgke.,rftotil °Atealia•
g3a-•.-Arrived the Sylph, Orlend, and Vau-
Arit*:enier•7.... 9cT. 5......._.,5, .
Gilpved the Indemnity, Woodhall,
1,...:0 wt. frot7.l*, Alert,
Skin, from Mogadore; and oscar,
inia':•..r, 04*e eh or , . "`
ter)so.d,Nzbao d Thor
bArrived the Lexington, Cowell, from
14. frootATE chtir. frorn Boston.
Geth th.l,oAlexandri Ocr. s.—Arrived the Odessa, Pat-
/to 44, fro L, OCT 73
tillers ft,020 Labia yr-Wnd S.S.W.—Arrived the Prorates
spi.•4',_ l'.04,1"10„ Odessa', plavert Barlett, from Vitginia; Sahara',
Triu3wer, Larnble, from Gijon. Arrived
til,R, and 7,,, the
. Lli°rt, th re-Yard ear. Ph, Green for Bombay, main-mast
f/l,„e llcesia Thom away uoth ult., in heavy weather.
Stahelht `IOL, cc.; son from Jamaica.
ca ~ Ist, it . • 4.—Arrived the Duncan, Gan non, from
4arittite,
.Mitchelf,' freittle, Dalrymple, from St. Michael's
SolykNocu• Smyrna' and Sarah, Webber, from
liiii, 'PRA *,, Ocr,3
MPTOI,/, •43-Arrived the Pantaloon, from Demerara.
Gf.,Zu
allktets , el'. s.—Arrived the Varo, Neven, from
~._ta. 111, OcT .
front „yvPottl, • a•--Arrived the Welcome, May, from
li°l4vuebee ' °:
5.--Arrived the Earl
and p4....litAt).
Bathurst, Smith,
• 1.3! arid Susan, om Charlestoner.: 4•—• Arrived the Doris, from Montreal ;
fr.
Lis alto
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the in
as ° WALDEGRAVE has resigned
, interit• one of the Lords f
the her 101 l (as it may ce the Bedchamber, with
oral Bin. be presumed) of voting against
•

Mr. Elliott. Deputy Lieutenant for Berks, by Lieut.. Gen. Hay.
Col Ravenshaw, Royal Berkshire Militia, by the Earl of Gosford.
Col. Sir R. Armstrong, 26th Regiment, on having received
Knighthood.
Lieut.-Colonel K. Clark, 7th Dragoon Guards, on being nomi-
nated a Companion of the Royal Order of Guelph, by Sir
Henry Wheatley.
Colonel Duffy, on being nominated a Companion of the Bath.
Colonel Grey, on being appointed a Companion of the Bath.
Lieut. Bedford, Royal Regiment, on his return from India.
Lieut.-Gen. J. Hay, on appointment to the 2d Dragoon Guards.
Colonel Phillott, on his appointment as Companion of the Bath.
Major niggle, upon being nominated a Knight of the Royal Ha-
noverian Guelphic Order, by Sir Edward Paget.
Lieutenant Hector Tause, R.N., by Sir James Graham.
Commander Samuel Meredith, by Sir James Graham.

Commander G. S. Dyer, R.N., 'on his.riturn from foreign service.
Lieut. C. H. Jay, R.N., on his recovery, by the Earl of Albemarle.
Lieut. Hon. H. Keppel, on his appointment to the Magicicnne.
Captain J. Wilson, R.N., by Sir James Graham.
Captain Filmore, R.N., by Sir James Graham.
Commander G. Hay, R.N., by Lieut.-General Hay.
Captain Nesham, late of his Majesty's ship Melville.
Mr. Robert Wood, by Colonel Wood.
Lieut.-Colonel Brandreth, R. A., on appointment as C.B.
Major Sullivan, on promotion, by Lord Hill.
Lieut.-Col. Falconer; 2'2d Reement, on his return from Jamaica.
Lieut.-Colonel Fanshawe, RE., on his nomination as C.B.
Lieut.-Col. P. Campbell, on being appointed a C. 8., by Sir G.
Elder.
Col. Pasley, R.E. on his nomination as C. 8., by Sir J. Kempt.
Colonel Tynte, with an Address from Bridgewater.
Capt. Woodriff, KN., Royal Hospital, Greenwich, by Sir J.
Graham.
The Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners appeared for
the first time in their new military caps, which have been ap-
proved of by his Majesty.

LONDON GAZETTE, OCT. 4.
(OMITTED YESTERDAY FOR WANT OF ROOM)

Lord HOLLAND presented one from Harwich in
favour of Reform, and assured the House there was Pcarcely
a man in that town who was against the measure- now be-
fore the House.

The Duke of GORDON adverted to a petition which
had been presented by a Noble Earl (Camperdown) last
night froM Aberdeen, in favour of Reform, and begged to
state that that petition did not speak the sentiments of the
majority of that town, but that it had been got up by a
few persons in the old town of Aberdeen.

The Earl of CAMPERDQWN stated that the petition
had been forwarded to him by a Noble Friend of his who
was absent, and who, in intrusting it to him had assured
him it was signed by most respectable individuals; he,
therefore, could not answer for the truth of the statement,
but he bad reason to believe it was correct, for be saw the
names of many very respectable persons to the petition.
Lord AUCKLAND presented a petition from Green-
wich, signed by 2,500 persons, in favour of the Reform
Bill.

Lord LITTLETON presented a petition from the in-
habitants of Dudley in favour of the Reform Bill. The
Noble Lord said this petition had been most unanimously
adoptA, and was signed by double the number of persons
who signed the former petition, presented to the other
House of Parliament upon the same subject.
Lord DACRE presented a petition from the gentry,
clergy, freeholders, and other inhabitants of the county of
Monmouth, agreed to at a meeting convened by the High
Sheriff; also a petition from the inhabitant householders
of the town of Cambridge, both praying that the Reform
Bill might-be, speedily passed into a law.
The Earl of RADNOR, Lord HOLLAND, and Lord
CLONCURRY presented several petitions in favour of Re-
form, but we could not hear the places from whence they
came.

Lord PLITNKETT presented a petition from Grange
Gorman, in favour-of the Reform Bill.
The Duke of GRAFTON presented a petition from Ips-
wich, signed by 1,840 persons, praying the House to pass
the Reform Bill as speedily as possible, the petitioners be-
lieving it to be the only means to ensure the prosperity of
the country.
The Duke of WELLINGTON presented a petition
from the Isle of Thanet against the Bill.
Lord I)ACRE presented a petition from the freeholders
of Maldon resident in London, praying their Lordships to
pass the Reform Bill without alterations.
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effect from Bicester, Oxon.

WAR OFFICE, OCT, 4.

Ist Regiment of Life Guards—Co;net and Sub. Lieut. S. Parry
to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hart, promoted ; G. Tom-
line, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Parry, dated Oct. 4.
9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Capt. H. E. Porter to be
Major, by purchase, vice Greenwood, who retires : Lieut. N.
Weekes to be Captain, by purchase, vice Porter ; Cornet D. L.
Campbell to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Weekes ; A. Little,
Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Campbell, Oct. 4.
14th Light Dragoons—Cornet H. Van Straubenzee to be Lieu.
tenant, by purchase, vice C. J. Griffiths, who retires; J. Phelps,
Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Van Straubenzee, Oct 4.
33d Regiment of Foot—Lieut. P. M'Grath, from the half-pay
of the 67th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Heazle, deceased, Oct. 4.
56th Foot—Assistant-Surgeon *. Gardiner, from the half-pay
of the 72d Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, Oct. 4.
60th Foot—Captain G. Young, from the half-pay of the 68th
Foot, to be Captain, vice C. Ramsden, who exchanges, receiving
the difference, Oct. 4.
64th Foot—Lieut. D. H. Lawrell to be Captain by purchase,
vice Ravenscroft, who retires ; Ensign R. P. Woodyeare to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lawrell; W. Lucas, Gent. to
be Ensign, by purchase, vice Woodyeare, Oct. 4.
67th Foot—G. W. Nicolls, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Ray, who retires, Oct. 4
73d Foot—Captain F. Barrallier, from the half-pay of the 25th
Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice H. Seymour, who exchanges,
Oct. 4.
81st Foot—T. S. Perry, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Creagh, promoted, Oct. 4.
86th Foot—Captain IL Johnston, from the half-pay of the67th
Foot, to be Captain, vice E. O'Dell, who exchanges, Oct. 4.
90th Foot—Lieut. C. S. Bunyon, from the half-pay of the 30th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice A. Mackenzie, who exchanges, re_
ceiving_the difference, Oct. 4.
MEMORANDUM.—The appointment of Assistant-Surgeon
Gardiner, from the half.pay of the 72d Foot, to be Assistant-Sur-
geon in the 33d Foot, has not taken place.

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The Earl of COVENTRY presented a petition from
Worcester, signed by almost all the persons of wealth in
that city, praying their Lordships not to pass the present
Reform Bill. The petitioners, however, were anxious to
concur in any measure short of the present one, which
might be brought forward on the subject of Reform. The
Noble Earl concurred most cordially in the sentiments
of the petitioners, considering he should best discharge the
duty by voting against the present m, asure, which
would have the effect of overturning all the acknowledged
principles of the Constitution. His Lordship had thought
much on the subject, and had not made up his mind until
after mature consideration. .

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OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Oar. 3.
Royal Regiment of Artillety.
Second Lieutenant F. E. Wilmot to be First Lieutta2nt. vice
Kett, retired on half-pay, Sept 2'7.

A long and desultory discus inn took place in conse-
quence of a complaint by Lord Cawdorof the hurried man-
ner in which, as we understood, the Abolition of Fees' Bill
had been read a second time last night, which ended in
an arrangement that the subject should be discussed to-
morrow. . .

The Marquis of LANSDOWNE presented two peti-
tions from parishes in Buckinghamshire in favour of the
Reform Bill.

The Duke of CUMBERLAND presented similar peti
tions from a parish in S:affordshire, and from St. Mary
Abbott's, Kensington.
Lord KING presented petitions in favour of the Bill,
from the Isle of Wight; Chard, Somersetshire; West
Ham ; and seven other places.
Viscount MELBOURNE presented a petition from a
parish in Aberdeen in favour of the Reform Bill. The
Noble Viscount also moved for returns relative to popu-
lation.
The LORD CHANCELLOR presented petitions from
Cordwainer's Ward, Wednesbery, Staffordshire, Ayr,
and several other places, in favour If the Bill.
The Marquis of WESTMINSTER presented a peti-
tion from Flintshire in favour of the Bill.
Lord JERSEY presented a petition from Minehead
against the Bill.
Earl GREY presented a petition from St. Luke's, Chel-
sea, in which, although they considered themselves to have
a claim from the amount of their population to a represen-
tative, they stated their anxiety that the Bill should pass in
its present form, with the least possible delay. The Noble
Earl also laid certain papers on the table relative to Por-
tugal.
Lord WHARNCLIFFE presented a petition from Ips-
wich against the Bill, and stated that althoughit had not
been agreed to at any public meeting, it had in two days
been signed by upwards of 400.
The Duke of GRAFTON recalled the attention of
their Lordships to the petition which he had presented
from the same town, which had been agreed to at
a public meeting called by the Chief Magistrate, and signed
by upwards of 1,800 persons.
Earl RADNOR said, as the Noble Lord opposite
(Wharncliffe) had stated the petition was against Reform,
he had been curious enough to read it, and their Lord-
ships weuld be surprised to find that it merely seriously
called on the House to give it their attention, and to take
care that the Sovereign prerogative, their just rights, &L..,
were not infringed.--(Hear.)
Lord WHARNCLIFFE had another petition to present
from certain merchants, bankers, and others, of the
city of London, against the Reform Bill.—(Hear,
hear, from the Duke of CUMBERLAND.) It bad been
agreed to at a meeting called in consequence of the
rep resentations made as to the universal feelin g in favour of
Reform in the city. It was signed by 800 respectable
householders, but he would venture to say that it
embraced a much greater proportion of the wealth
and respectability of the city than the petition
which had been presented by the Noble E irl opposite.
He would take that opportunity of observing upon
the use that had been made of a statement of his,
that the feeling in favour of Reform had considerably
changed since the introduction of the Bill. When he
alluded to Bond-street and St. James's, he did so at ran-
dom, but he ventured to say, and would challenge.
Noble Lords opposite on the point, that if they went into
the shops of any part of the city of London, West-
minster, or the parish of Marylebone, they would find a
universal shrinking from the dangers the country was ex-
posed to by this measure. Nay, further, universal blame
was thrown on Government for their having proposed a
measure replete with such danger. People talked about
revolution, and if the House would listen to a
speech that had, it appeared, been made very lately
at a meeting of the Birmingham Political Union, they
would find that revolution had not only commenced, but
advanced to a certain stage. The Noble Lord then alluded
to the speeches of Mr. T. Haynes and Mr. Attwood, and
having given a running commentary upon them, declared
that they amounted to most unconstitutional threats of phy-

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Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Sussex.
J. Shelley, Esq. of Field.place, to be Deputy Lieutenant,
Sept. 26.
Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
ampton.
South Hants Regiment of Militia.
J. Bennett, Gent. to be Quarter-master, Sept. 19.
Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Salop.
South Salopian Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry,
W. Oakeley, Gent. to be Cornet, vice the Hon. G. F. Hamil-
ton, resigned, Sept. 27.

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