The Sun.
London, England, 1836-05-06 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1836.

SPANISH PAPERS.

( From the Madrid Gazette of April 28.)

MINISTRY OF FINANCE.-ROYAL ORDER.

The Queen Regent informed by the report of the6Orn-
mission for the Liquidation of the National Debt to this
Ministry of the 14th inst., and of the exactness with which
the commission has made a summary according to the di-
rections contained in the Gth article ,of the Royal decree of
the 28th of February, accompanying its demonstrative state-
ment of the amount of the acknowledged and liquidated
debt in its three characters of vales not consolidated, current
debt with interest, and debt without interest, which are to
be consolidated according to the Ist article of the said Royal
decree, and in two of its sixth parts, in the present year,
conformably to the Royal Order of the 12th of March, her
Majesty has determined that the said statement or su:ntnary
shall be published for the information of the nation and its
creditors.

Madrid, April 21, 1836. MENDIZABAL.
To the Commission for Liquidating the National Debt.

COMMISSION FOR LIQUIDATING THE
NATIONAL DEBT.

General Summary, which, in conformity to the 6th article of
the Royal Decree of the 28th of February, presents the
total amount of the acknowledged but unconsolidated debt,
consisting of the three classes of Vales not consolidated, of
the floating debt bearing interest, and debt without interest,
distinguishing, as regards the first, the period and value for
which they were issued.

Class of
Debt Created

Vales not con-1
salidated,and 1 Jan.
in circulation
renewed to ir43:
the 2”th Feb. I Sept.'
1833

HER MAJESTY'S DRAWING-ROOM

The Queen held a Drawing-room yesterday afternoon, at
St. James's Palace,
A guard of honour of the Life Guards was on duty at the
principal entrance to the Palace, and the King's Guard (of
the Foot Guards) Vas on duty in the Colour Court-yard of
the Palace.
His Majesty's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms
were on duty in the State Rooms; Sir George Pocock, Stand-
ard-bearer of the Corps was present.
The Officers of the Yeomen of the Guard present were Sir
Edwin Pearson, the Lieutenant; Captain Houlton, the En-
sign; Mr. Ellerthurp, Clerk of the Cheque; and Sir Thomas
Horsley Curteis, Eon in Waiting.
The Queen was attended by the following ladies and officers
of her Household: —The Marchioness of Ely (in waiting),
and the Countess Brownlow, Ladies of the Bedchamber;
Miss Eden (in waiting), Misses Hudson, Hope Johnstone,
and Bagot, Maids of Honour; Lady Caroline Wood, Lady
Bedingficld, Mrs. Berkeley Paget, and Miss Wilson, Bed-
chamber Women ; Earl Howe, Lord Chamberlain ; Earl of
Denbigh, Master of the Horse ; Hon. Mr. Ashley, Vice-
Chamberlain; Hon. Captain Hay, Equerry; Colonel Wil-
son, Lieutenant-Colonel Jones, and Mr. Murray, Gentlemen
Ushers; and Mr. de Salis, Page of Honour.
The King was attended by Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence and
General Finch, the Lerd Groom in Waiting.
In the entree circle the following presentations to the Queen
took place :
The Marquise de Choiseul Praslin, presented by the French
Ambassadress.
The Countess Gustave Blucher de Wahlstatt and the Ba-
roness d'Ompteda nee de Strabe, presented by the Baroness
Blome, the Lady of the Danish Minister.
The Marquis de Choiseul Praslin, presented by the French
Ambassador.
The Count Gustavus Blucher de Wahlstatt, presented by
Baron Bulow, the Prussian Minister.
Mr. Alexander de Bcthmann, Baron d'Ompteda, Aid-dc-
Camp of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, and
Captain Baron Ompteda, of the Royal Hanoverian Jaegar
Guards, presented by the Hanoverian Minister, Baron
d'Ompteda.
At the entree Sir Edwin Pearson, Lieutenant of the Yeomen
Guard, was presented to the Queen by the Earl of Ilehester.
Mr. Stephen Spring Rice was presented by Mr. Spring
Rice.

The Royal Family present were their Royal Highnesses the
Duke of Cumberland, the Landgravine of Hesse Homberg,
and the Princess Augusta.
Among the company were his Serene Highness the Prince
Ernest of Hesse Phillipsthal, the Russian Ambassador, Count
Charles and Countess Pozzo di Borgo, the French Ambassa-
dor and Countess Sebastiani, the Neapolitan Minister and
Countess Ludolf, the Prussian, Sardinian, Wurtemberg, and
Hanoverian Ministers, the Danish Minister and Baroness

Biome, the Portuguese Minister, the Greek Minister and Ma-
dame Tricoupi, the Bavarian and Saxon Ministers, Noory Ef-
fendi, Ottoman Minister, and M. Salome, his Majesty's Orien-
tal Interpreter, Mr. Colquhoun, Agent and Consul-General
for the Hanse Towns, and Mrs. Colquhoun, the Austrian
Charge d'Affaires, and M. Wallez, Belgian Charge d'Affaires,
Count Seckendorff, Secretary to the Prussian Legation, Count
de Grammont, Secretary to the French Embassy, Count Ples-
sen, Secretary to the Danish Legation, Count Moivan, Secre-
tary to the Sardinian Legation, Talatt Effendi, first Secretary,
and Towfeck Effendi, second Secretary, and M. Vogoridis,
Interpreter to the Ottoman Legation ; Baron Lebzel-
tern, Attache to the Austrian Embassy, Count Chretien
de Danneskiold Samsoe ; the Lord Chancellor, the Lord
Lord Steward, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the
Horse, Lord Hill, Gold Stick in Waiting, the Captain of the
Yeomen Guard, the Vice Chamberlain, the Treasurer of the
Household, the Comptroller of the Household, Lord Rad-
stock (in waiting), and the Honourable Captain Poulett, Na-
val Aido-de-Camp to the King, Earl of Aboyne, Colonel
Lord Dufferin, Lord Saltoun, Lord Downes, and Colonel Sir
Robert H. Dick, Aides-de-Camp to the King, Sir Matthew
Tierney, Bart., Physician to his Majesty, the Master of the
Ceremonies, the Master of the Robes, Sir Wathen Waller,
Extra Groom in Waiting, Sir John Conroy, Principal Equerry
to her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, the Clerk Mar-
shal, Lord Frederick Fitzclarence and Colonel Bowater,
Equerries to the King, the Dean of Hereford (in waiting) and
the Reverend Montagu Wynyard, Deputy Clerks of the
Closet, Major Hyde, Assistant Master and Marshal of the
Ceremonies, Captain Courtenay Boyle, R. N., and Major Be-
resford, Grooms of the Privy Chamber to the King, Mr.
Stephenson, Page of Honour, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Frede-
ric Smith and Mr. Strachan, Gentlemen Ushers to the King ;
and the following :.-
DUKE—Buccleuch.
DUCHESSES—Buccleuch, Dowager Richmond.
MARQursEs Downshire, Ileadfort, Hastings, Camden,
Lansdowne, Londonderry,
MARCHIONESSES—Downshire, Hastings, Ailsa, Lansdowne,
Londonderry, Cornwallis.
EARLS—Abingdon, Winterton, Craven, Lindsey, Rosse,
Belmore, Charlemont, Aboyne, Wilton, Minto, Sandwich,
Derby, Dartmouth, Bruce, Bradford, Aylesford, Bathurst,
Vt rulam, Home, Talbot, Amherst, Roden, Harewood.
COUNTESSES—Winterton, Rosebery, Charleville, Lichfield,
Charlemont, Rosse, Wilton, Lindsey, Stradbroke, Cowper,
Wicklow, Aylesford,D Dartmouth, Bradford, Amherst, Ye-
rulam, liaddington,Dowager Winterton, Albemarle, Hare-
wood.

VISCOUNTS—Gage, Corry, Cole, Dillon, Melbourne, Pal-
merston, Templeton, Loftus, Deerhurst, Newry, Eastnor,
Barrington.

VlscouNTEssEs—Gage, Dillon, Dowager Dillon, Deer-
burst, Eastnor, Dungarvon.

Loans—Suffield, 'Gardner, Dundas, Courtenay, Cranstoun,
Talbot de Malahide, Qxmantown, Gleneig, John Russell,
Sondes, St, John, Colchester, Waterpark, Segrave, Ravens-
worth, Begot, Somerville, Poltimore, C. Hamilton, G. Hill,
Brabazon, Walpole, Templemore, Skelmersdale, Dunboyne,
Hatherton, NV. Lennox, Bolton, Montagu, St. Vincent.
LADlES—Charlotte Bertie, Elizabeth Reynell, Gardner,
Kerrison, Shelley, Tierney, Caroline Fox Strangways, Ce-
cilia Underwood, Yarde Buller, Maria Stanley, Catherine
Cavendish, Hume Campbell. Eleanor Kennedy, Alicia Par-
sons, Charlotte Hill, Mary Hill, Conroy, Elizabeth Courte-
nay, A. Kennedy Erskine, Rivett Carnac, Selina Needham,
Oxmantown, Charlotte Bury, Blackwood, Charlotte Guest,
Gerard, Young, Talbot de Ma!abide, Dowager King, Blunt,
Cooper, G. S. Stanley, Gomm, H. Searle, Maitland, Ayl-
mer, Clarke, Eleanor Howard, S. Lennox, F. Ley, Sondes,
Bolton, G. Egerton, Dickens, S. Amherst, Templemore,
Dufferin, Hatherton, Rsidstock, A. M. Donkin, J. Russell,
Cottenham, Theresa Fox Strangways, G. Pratt, G. Murray,
Agnes Byng, Wrottesley, H. Clive, Caroline Stewart, St.
John, George Hill, M. Legge, Montague, M. Wynyard,
Walker, Harvey, Colchester, Sarah Maitland, Montfort,
Frances Cole, Campbell, Mary Berkeley, Rendlesham, E.
Berkeley, Robert Kerr, Charlotte Tumour, M. H. Williams,
Moore, Poltimore, Trollope, Stopford, Dowager Hollywood,
Riall, Anne Legge. S. Gresley, F. E. Drake, Pym, Harriet
Dunlop, Mosley, Charlotte Denison. Dowager de Clifford,
George Parker, C. S. Maur, Knightley, L. Duncombo, Brid-
port, Macfarlane, G. Stuart.

RIGHT HONOURABLES—S. R. Lushington, T. Spring Rize,
Sir W. Alexander.

HONOCRABLES—MISS Gage, Anna Maria Gage, Miss Crans-
toun, Anna Cranstoun, Captain G. Campbell, R.N., Mrs.
Campbell, Miss Dundas, Mrs. F. A. Gordon, Mrs. Abbot,
Miss Napier, Mrs. Thomas Best, R. E. Plunkett, M. P., Mrs.
Wm. Herbart, Heys Turnour, Mrs. Vansittart, Captain Best,
R.N., Mrs. G. Elope, Lady Stirling, A. Thellusson, Mrs. A.
Thellusson, Anne Law, 1. W. Lambart, Rev. H. Legge,
Mrs. Lane, Mrs. F. Scott, Annabel Crewe, Charlotte King,
Mrs. Jervis, Hester King. Mrs. Hobhouse, G. Harris, J. He-
neagn, William Duneombe, Miss Harbord, Lieut.-Colonel
Finch, Miss Somerville, Mrs. Fir.ch, Isabella Graves, Miss
Bootle Wilbraham, James King, Miss Montagu, Jane Hood,
Caroline Cocks, Charlotte Barrington, Georgiana Barrington,
Mrs. H. Ashley, Mis Sr. John, Mrs. Westenra, Mrs. Heath.
ente, H. Westenra, M. P., Mr. F. Scott, Elizabeth Barring.
ton, Mrs. G. Ponsonby, Catherine Hood, Jane Montagu,
Lady Cockerell, Henry Fitzroy, Charles Abbott, Henry
Ashley, Miss Thellusson, Mrs. Spence, Harriet Browne, E.
Butler, Lieut.-Col. F. Cust, (2) Littleton, W. Duncombe,
Cecil Forrester, M. P., Captain Elliot, Mrs.-Elliot.
Sins—Edmond Stanley, James Rivett Carnac, Bart., Ed-
mind Hayes, M. P., Charles M. Clarke, Bart., Hugh Camp-
bell, Bart. M.P., John Gerard, John Yarde Buller, Philip
Grey Egerton, F. G. Cooper, Bart., R. Donkin, Wathen
Waller, .I. Whatley, G. Clerk, R.M. S. Seton,,E. Knatch-
hull, W. Stirling, W. Young, Bart., W. B. Proctor, Chas.
Cockerel', Bart., J. H. Williams, T. F. E. Drake; W. G. R.
Cockburn, Charles Lemon, C. Knightley, 0. Mosley, Bart.,
J. N. R. Campbell, C. Morgan, M. W. Ridley.
REV. DOCTOR—HaA trey.
REv. MESSIERS—P. W. Pcgus, P. S. Dodd, S. Pearce,
B. Bray, E. St. John.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Mr. Sheriff Drummond (Dub-
lin), The Provost of Eton.
MEsstEuas—Wilmer Field, William Read, Evans, A. Kings.
tnn Baker, Walter, Hogg, Stephen Spring Rice, Guest,
11.1'•, Edward Foley. Peter Browne, Thomas Gladstone,
Al. P., Charles Cavendish, Arabin, Gerard, Cartwright,
Charles Towneley, John Townelcy, Mosley, Tyrrwhitt Jones,
Robert Gosling, Henry Cartwright, Morgan, Turner, Conroy,
George Wemyss Dalrymple, Berkeley Paget, Octavius Mor-
gan, St. Leger, Hargreaves, Barneby, 11. P., Ross, Henry L.
Hunter, G. P. R. James, H. Story, W. S. Sands, Tisdall,
Herbert, James Mills, Long, James Mangles, M.P., T. E.
Swettenham, Blackstone, M. P., Gore, Campbell of Islay, Cod-
rington, Bunbury, Waller, John Searle, W. 0. Stanley, Deni-
son, J. Lloyd, Wynn, Clive, Young, St. Paul, J. W. Joyce,
G. W. Lambart, Balfour, Alexander Wood, Heathcote, Bas-
sett, W. Childers, Saunders, Littledale, Robertson, Fleming,
Clayton East, G. Mostyn, W. Powell, H. Alexander, W. H.
Hartiott, Chichester, M.P., Isted, T. Heneage, Dunlop,
M.P., Hardy, M. P., J. Ponsonby, Ussher, E. Freke, Craw-
ford, M. P., J. Talbot. B. Challoier, Clive, A. Montgomery,
J. Copland, Bankes, W. B. Diamond, Forster, M. P., Beale,
Praed, Robert Steuart, M. P., John Wood, Ridley, Everey,
Lascelles, T. A. Curtist Bentinck, Jones of Clytha, A. Gor-
don, M. Drummond, Halford, De Burgh, F. Grand, G. Wil-
kinson.

MisTatssr.s.—J. Portal (General) Barton. Thomas Glad-
stone, Gerard, Roharts, Mosley, Walter, Hogg, Wm. Owen
Stanley, Peter Browne, Scott, Cartwright, Morgan, Evans,
Gosling, Conally, G. Most n, Camac, Robertson, Allen (of
Errol), Halford, Jones (of Clytha), Henry L. Hunter, King,
11. Story, Arcedeckne, Young, Long. Edward St. John, J.
Lloyd Wynne, George Muttlebury,William Blackwood, Isted,
W. Childers, Basset, Praed, Saunders, C. G. Wynne, Lit-
tledale, Parisliawe, M'Alpinc, Beale, A. B. Dyce, Rush-
brooke, Northey, S.. L. Clayton, Powney, Sotheby, Norwich
Duff, Robert,lStewart, Townshcnd, John Wood, Everey, E.
Boverie, J. Amphlett, Howard, Elwood, Crawford, Birt, G.
W. Hope, G. Wilkinson, C. East, Fleming, Selby, D.
Griffith, Milman

MISSES.—FieId, Colquboun, Portal, Korrison, Shelley, Ro-
bans, Emily Robarts, Maria A. Clarke, Blackwood, Tierney.
Harriet Tierney, Lloyd, Spring Rice, Georgiana Beresford,
Susan Cavendish, Theodusia Spring Rice,
Huey, Frances
!Joey, Parker, Smyth, Pigott, Cecilia Beale, Charlotte Ro.
hiesen, Mary Leyo Herbert; Riddell, Ley, Arcedeckne, Beale,
Robertson, Amphietti Cartwright. F. Cartitright, Conroy,
Bury, Ross, Flanrey, Long, Gctei,ia Musky. Caroline Mosley,
Diana Ponsonby, Clayton Vast, Julia Trollope, Heneage, K.
Williams Wynne, Fanny Blackwood, j, A. Porter, Mary Fan-
shawe, Wynne, Caroline Honeywood, Louisa Honeywood,
Louisa Price, Emma Harvey, Allen (of Errol), Heys, Fle-
ming, Crawford, Julia Harvey, Fanny Broughton, Wharton,
Young, Lucy Young, Caroline Maitland, St. John, Maria
Green Wilkinson, Blackstone, C. Codrington, G. Murray,
Dormer, F. Williams Wynn, E. Stopford, E. Stanley, Sack-
ville, E. Codrington, Elliot, Barham, Selby, Rushbrooke,
Mary Rushbrooke, Knightley, Johnston, Walker, Darley Grif-
fith, Green Wilkinson, Frederica Mulkey, Hankey, Sloane
Stanley, Copley, Mary Northey, Achmuty, F. S. Stanley, C.
Selby, Harriot Legh, Lucy Tennant, Trollope, Sotheby, Ca-
therine Sotheby, Fanshawe, Pratt, Mary Wrotteslsy, J. Co-
drington, M. Codrington, Kennedy, Cochrane, Taylor, Mait-
land, Tennent, Susan Murray, Matilda Paget.
ADMIRALS—Sir Courtenay Boyle, Stuart, Sir G. Moore,
Tollemache, Sir J. H. Whitsbed, Sir J. Beresford, Sir Win.
Parker, Sin Charles Rowley, Sir K. Stopford, Sir E. Co'.
rington, Sir D. Milne, Donnelly, Sir J. Parker, Sir R.
Dacres, Sir F. Maitland.
CAPTAINS (Royal Navy)—Sir Thomas Cochrane, C. Ho-
tham, N. Duff, A. Gordon, Thornborough, J. Leigh, Lye,
Chetham, J. W. Montagu, Townshcnd, A. Gordon, Herbert.
COMMANDERS. (Royal Navy)—G. M. King, Vassal', Stop-
ford, Milne, Denman, George Evans, Honourable T. F. Gor-
don, Gooch, S. Dacres, P. V. Cotton, De Saumurez.
LIEUTENANTS . (Royal Navy)—Honourable K. Stewart,
J. L. Clayton, C. H. Jay, W. F. Glanville, Bevan, Bain-
bridge.

GENERALS—Sir Edward Kerrison, Sir Robert Macfarlane,
Barton, Sir Evan Lloyd, Sir P. Riall, Bonham, Sir G.
Adams, Bradshaw, Sir G. Walter, Bart., Sir P. Maitland,
Sir W. K. Grant, Carey, Earl of Cavan, Sir R. Donkin,
Sir R. S. T. Dickens, Forbes, Sir W. Houstoun, Sir Wil-
liam Lumley, Sir A. Brooke, Sir T. Pritzler.
COLONELS Bouverie, Sir B. Camac, Taylor, Scott,
Porter, Bonner, Sir H. Pynn, Sir R. Harvey, Sir H. Wat-
son, Conolly, M. P., Keate, Rushbrooke. W. Higgins, M'Al-
pine, Fanshawe, Hon. H. Murray, G. Higginson, D'Aguilar,
P. Hawker, Sir A. Anderson, Hopkinson, Hon. J. K. Tre-
vor, Lord Robert Kerr, Milman, S. Stanhope, Elwood,
Lane, J. Cock.
MAJORS-Kennedy, Copland, Trevylyan, Dyce, J. John-
ston, Hankey, J. Butler.
CapTalNs—Beresford, Isacke, C. Berkeley, Roebuck, H.
Doyle, St. C. O'Malley, Gilliess, Graves, W. Hunter, Gould,
Brander, Walker, Raines, Jenner, C. Lewis, Frobisher, Sir

R. Gresley.
LIEUTENANTS—Stephen Conroy, Gerard, Hon. F. A. Gor-
don, M.P., Drummond, J. Lewis, Milman, Tomkinson,
Raleigh, Jones, Mansfield, Fisher, H. Blair.
CORNETS—B. Proctor, Oliver.
ENSIGNS—C. Kerr, Priestley, Fanholme, C. A.T. Lynch.
The following were presented to the Queen :
Lady Oxmantown, on her marriage, by the Countess of Rosse.
Hon. Mrs. Thomas Best, on her marriage, by the Duchess
Dowager of Richmond.
Lady Selina Needham, by her mother, the Countess Kil-
morcy.