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London, England, 1813-12-11 00:00:00

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Yost right', tit t*ti ; the rmadE
licld a Le'vte Carltmi f-Uitise, which tra3 nu
meroasly attended: 'fhb i&owitig had the
nom., of heing.pretented to iti,l Royal Highness
Joka Ilanter; Esq. his..ntjesty's Coii,sP.General in Spain, on
his re ..appointment, upon which, occasion he received the
honour of
_Knighthood.
Conuttissary-Genetal George- on hie Doing at Com-
miSSiencr for the Issuing -of Bills 'of 'Credit on the Conti-
nent, on which occasion he received the balletic of Knight-
-. Istain. •
Siriteorge DetiY-•i; bn Tieing created a Bdranet.
Mr, Sedrant Best, on his being 'appointed Soliciter Geuer.J
to the Prince Itegent.
The Earl of Craven, with the Addressfrom the City of 'Cu-
ventry. •
Lord Lowther., on his beingappointed a Lord of the. Treasury,
(:roper.. • .-
The Right Hon. the Lord Provost of Edinburgh, iccoMpanied
by M P.Dondus;with aft Address (rota the City of Edinburgh.
Viscount Sidesouth, with an Address front the Corporation of
Leeds.
The High Bailili of Birmingham, Sir Charles Mordaunt, and
Mr. Dngdale, with an Address from Birmingham. Mr.
Crickett and Mr. Round, the Members for Ipswich, with
an Address of Congratulation from the Borough of. Ipswich.
Sir George Naylor, Genealogist of the Bath, on his receiving
the honour of Knighthood by his Royal highness the
Duke of-Tort.
The Rev. Thomas Prince, by the Lord Bishop of ialisbury,
on his appointment to be one a the Chaplains in Ordinary
to his Itoyat Highness the Prince Regent.
The Ilishopof Peterborough Elea, by the Chancellor of the
Exchequer.
Cul. It. A. Dalzell, to kiss bands, on being appointed Deputy
Adjutant Generiel of-Ireland, and to take leave.
Lieut,iGeneial the Duke of Richinu.nd, on- being appointed
Governor of Hull.
Lieut.-Gen. Sir T. Hislop, on being appointed CoMmander iu
Chirl i.t Madras, and to take leave.
Lord Milton, with an Address from Sheffield.
lion, it. B. Bernard, by Viscount Bernard.
lion. A. Macdonald, on his return from Russia.
Lord Henry Paul t, on marriage and.promotion.
Admiral Sir Robert Calder, on resigning the command at
Plymouth, and his promoi ion.
Sir John 'Jameson, Physician to the Fleet, on receiving leave
of absence to go abroad.
Iron. I ugh Lindsay, by-the Lord in Waiting. •
Hun. Lieutenant Neville, Stad Fusileers, presented
.by Lord
St. Helen's, on his return from the Peninsula.
Sir C. Saxton, by the Duke of Richmond.
Lieut. Wombwell, 10th Royal Hussars, on his return from
Spain.
Major-General Conran, Royal Scots, on his return from Ir-
dia, and appointment to the Staff.
Lieut.-General Mont:Het', by the Lind in Waiting.
Lieut.-General Knollys, on his appoitatment to the Northern
District. .
Lieut.-Colonel Robarts, 10th Royal Hussars, on his promo-
tion, and return from Spain. .
Admiral Kinght, Vice-AdMirat-Sir T. Bertie, Rear-Admirals
Huthatu and Legge, Generals Lewis ;mini Law Son, Colonels
D'Arey, Handheld, and FruminJutm, R. li. A. Major
Charles Duke; Captain Rich, R.N. and Lieut. E. J. Crutch-
ley, it. N.—,m promotion.
J. Croft,,Esq. of his Majesty's Legation at Lisbon, by Lord
CuStiereagh.
Lieutenant-Colona Palmer, Major Hartop, Hon.,and Rev.
A. Legge, by"Mr..Desbrowe.
Rear-Admiral Denham, on his being appointed Commander-
in-Chief of the Leeward Island, by Lord Melville.
Lieut. HOod Knightom his retinas from the Mediterranean.
Major Steiger, Roll's Regiment, by the Ditke of Clarence.
Hun. CaptainlliackwoOd, on his return from sea. -•

(tear-Adiniral Nloure, by the
Lord in Wait in:T.
Captain. Lee, Ituyal Scots,. Aid-de-Camp td 'Major-General
Conran, on his return from India.
Mr. Charles Bidtlulph, by the Earl, of Egremunt:
Major General Ferrier, on Promotion and return from the
Peninsula.
Captain O'Brien, on promotion and return (rota five years cap.
tivity in France, by. the Lord in Waiting.
Rev. Dr. &else., by the Lord in Waiting.
Major General Smyth, on his return (coin America,

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Rev. Dr. Harrigan, Oa Lem"; oppeinti,d Chaplain to•the Duke
of Cambridge. •
Major Werge, 17th Dragoons, on his departure for India.
Lieut.-Col. Shaw, Mr. Young, Mr. Calvert, Mr. Thornton,
an 4 Aleock, with the' Southwark Adrrss, • •
Mr. . Prothrroe and Mr. Daviei, with the Bristol Addrasss.
Captain T. Fellow% R.N. on his marriage, and return from
the Westindies,
Mr. Lygow, with the Worcester Address.
Mr. Petrie, Deputy Commissary-General, on going to
laud.
Capt. Turner, Aide-de-Camp to Lieut.-Gen. Sir C. Gri en.
Mr. K. Craven, un his return from abroad, by Earl Cri.ren.

The PRINCE REGENT afterwards gate audiences
to Lords CASTLEREAGH, Smmount) and BUCK.-
INCINAMSIIIRE, and Mr. Pi ERREPONT. The latter
delivered to his Royal Highness the Order of the
Bath, and the Ribbon, belonging to the late Sir
WILLIAM MRATHAVS. The Sheriffs of London huh
also an audience of his Royal highness, to know
when he would he' pleased to. receive the AddresS
of the City, when the Prince MIS pleased to up.
point itAct Atendav". . "

The l'auscii Itl OFNT, • in Council,- has appoint-
ed a day of General Thanksgiving for the late
nu-
nterous and- splendid victories of the Allied At-
rules, to rake place on !Thursday, the 13th day of
next • inunth, (January).