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London, England, 1831-03-31 00:00:00

HOUSE OF LORDS-(THIS DAY.)

The House eat on Scotch appeals to-day. The Lords
present were the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Digby, and
Lord Gosford.

DICKSON V. CeNNINGIIAME.

The arguments in this part-heard appeal were resumed
at the sitting of the House. The case was one totally des-
titute of any interest, except to the parties, the principal
points involving questions of dry Scotch entail.
The case had not concluded when our reporter left.
So determined is the Lord Chancellor to get through
all the appeals before the House as quick as possible, that
we understand it is the intention of his Lordship to sit as
late as s'x o'clock this evening. His Lordship will also
sit on Saturday and Monday next, probably to the same
hour, if not later. Such late sittings by a Lord Chan-
cellor to hear appeals, during that period which is gene-
rally devoted to recreation, we believe is totally unprece
dented in the annals of the House of Lords.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, MAkeli 30.—Wind N.E. fre,h breeze..--Ar-
rived from the river and passed, the Albinia, Purvis, for
Demerara.

LOWSTOFFE, 'MARCH 30.--The Cambridge, Pearce,
bound to Quebec, ran upon Stamford Bide this morning,
but was assisted off with little damage, and will proceed.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 29.--Wini E.--Arrived the
Prince Regent, Mortimer, from St. Sebastian.
PENZANCE, MARCH 29.—Arrived the Patience, Bost,
from St. Michael's.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 29.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Cal-
lender, from Charleston.
CORK, MARCH 27.—Arrived the Dasher, Hatinlyn,
from Lisbon.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 29.--Wiad E.--Arrived the
Columbia steam packet, from Malta, sailed the 12th inst.,
from Gibraltar the 24th, and Cadiz the 22d.

VENICE, MARCII 20.-Official accounts have reached
this place of some privateers or pirate. hovering about the
Roman coast of the Adriatic. Three armed vessels have
b en sent out to protect the trade, and another *snail
squadron is about to sail for the same purpose.
OBAN, Marten 26.—The Latoca, Murray, from Liver-
pool to Perth, put in here to-day after being on shore on
Duart Bay, and landing part of her cargo.

The Manning, Robertson, feotn London to Antwerp, was
on shore on Tuesday, twelve miles east of B!ankenburg,
and was feared would be lost.

The Henry, late Jenkinson, from Liverpool to Charles-
ton, was totally lost the 16th inst. off II uhecula ; crew
saved.

THE KING'S LEVEE.

His Majesty arrived at hi: Palace, St. Jame:,':, about one
o'clock, in his travelling carriage, escorted by a party of Lancers,
from the Palace at Windsor.

A detachment of Life Guards, with their band in state uniform,
took up their station in the Great Court Yard.
Soon after two o'clock his Majesty held a Levee. On entering
the State Rooms, his Majesty gave audiences to the Field Officer
in Waiting, and the Colonel of the Guard. His Majesty also
gave audiences to—
Viscount (ioderich, Marquis of Winchester, Earl Grey, Lord
Bill, Viscount Melbourne, the Duke of Devonshire, the Right
Hon. Charles Grant, Viscount Althorp, Viscount Palmerston,
Lord Foley, Lord Durham, and the Duke of Northuniberland.
Lord James O'Bryen and Sir R. Otway were the Lord and
Groom in Waiting.
At the Entree Levee were—

The Russian, Austrian, french, and Netherlands Ambassadors ;
the Russian, Danish, Neapolitan, and Bavarian Ministers ; the
Lord Chancellor, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Lord Privy
Seal, the Secretaries of State for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial
Departments ; the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the President of
the Board of Controul, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Lord
chamberlain, the Groom of the Stole, the Master of the Horse,
Lord Foley the Captain, and Mr. Thomas Hancock, Clerk of the
Cheques of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners, the
Master-General of the Ordnance ; Lord Hill, Gold Stick in Wait-
ing, Colonel Cavendish, Silver Stick in Waiting; the Master of
the Ceremonies, the Attorney-General, the Lord Mayor, the
Sheriff's of London and Middlesex, Under-SheriffDaniel Richard-
son, and Under-Sheriff Willoughby.

At the General Levee wereL
EARLS—Carlisle, Radnor, Morley, Glasgow.
Viscount llowicki,
LORDS—FoIey, farbery, Yarborough.
SIRS—W. H. Poland, W. Conway, J. W. Lubbock, G. Cock-
)urn, C. Marshall.

Bishop of Exeter.
MESSRS.—J. Smith, M.P., J. Rickford, M.P., S. Thornton, J.
Martin, M.P., W. H. Bodkin, P. E. Freke, G. Cuttriss, A. I.
Thomson, W. G. Prescott, Bazett, T. Shifter, R. Rickards, Solly,
Robarts, +4.P., P. (irenfell, G. Larpent, J. Barnett, S. Marjori.
banks, M.P., U. Dyke, Loyd, Pendarves, G. A. Ellis, T. Hancock.
ADMIRALS—Sir R. Otway, Wollaston, Sir J. Wells, K.C.B.
GENERALS—Hon. P. Stuart, Sir H. Grey, Sir A. Bryce.
COLONELS—Sir C.W. Thornton, Douglas, Sir A. Dalrymple,
Wvnyard, Houlton, J. M. F. Smith, Bowater, Sutherland.
CAPTAINS—Hon. H. Duncan, R.N., Thornton, R.N., Sir
C. Cole, R.N., Furneaux, R.N., Polkinghorne, R.N., Meynell,
MN.' Wemvss, MN. Pearse.
LIEUTENANTSLHudson, H. Lloyd, W. F. Glanville, R.N.,
T. Graves.

Cornet Pitt.
The following Addresses, approving of the Reform Bill, were
oresented to his Majesty :-
3y the Lord Chancellor—From the Inhabitants of Hexhara, iu
the county of Northumberland • the Preses and Members of
the Wester Ross Farmer Society, N.B. ; Inhabitants of the
town and neighbourhood of Halifax ; Inhabitants of Tying, in
the county of Hertford.
By Earl Grey— From the counties of Northumberland, Mon.
mouth, Cheshire, Nottingham, York, Lanark, Cornwall,
Antrim,;i from the following large towns, viz.—Paisley, Liver-
pool, Kidderminster, Blackburn' Sedglev, Bolton, South
Shields, Westminster, Doncaster, Nantwich, Berwick, Perth,
Coleraine, Carlow ; and from the Inhabitants of the borough
of Clithero ; Inhabitants of the parish of Selsey, in Sussex ;
Incorporation of Bakers of Portsburgh, Edinburgh ; the
Chambers of Commerce of Greenock; the Provost, Magis-
trates, and Council of the burgh of Calton of Glasgow; Free_
holders and Inhabitants of the county. of Northumberland ;
the Heritors and Occupiers of Lands, and the Proprietors and
Occupiers of Houses, Merchants, and Manufacturers, of the
town of Beith, in Ayrshire; the Lord Provost, Magistrates,
and Town Council of the city and Royal burgh of Perth ; So-
ciety of High Constables of the city of Perth ; Inhabitants of
Paisley ; the Members of the Five Incorporated Traders of the
Royal burgh of Sanquhar ; Inhabitants of Warminster ; In-
habitants of the parish of Peniewick; Inhabitants of the
borough of Doncaster and its Vicinity; Incorporation of Bakers
•of Glasgow; Freeholders and Inhabitants of the county of
Monmouth ; Bailiff's, Clergy, and other Inhabitants of the
town of Ellesmere ; the Seven Incorporated Trades and other
Inhabitants of the city of St. Andrews ; Magistrates and Coun-
cillors of the burgh of Oban ; Inhabitants of Liverpool (8,500
signatures) ; Inhabitants of Kidderminster and vicinity (1,::00
signatures) ; Inhabitants of Blackburn and vicinity (4,5G0 sig-
natures) ; Inhabitants of Perth ; Inhabitants of Coldstream ;
Magistrates, Clergy, Shipowners, Merchants, Manufacturers,
aud Tradesmen of the town of Kincardine ; Faculty of Pro-
curators of Glasgow; Commissioners of Police, Glasgow ;
Merchants, Traders, Shipowners, and Inhabitants of Rothe.
say ; Farmers of Perthshire ; lnhabitants of Nantwich ; Agri-
cultural Tenantry of Ayrshire; the Burgesses, Proprietors,
Traders, and other Inhabitants of Kirkinte loch, Dumbarton ;
Inhabitants of Berwick-upon-Tweed ; Mechanics of the burgh
of Perth ; Bakers of Canongate ; Cordwainers of Glasgow ;
Inhabitants of the hundred of Ringmer, in the county of
Sussex ; Freeholders of Cheshire •; Special Constables of the
Western District of the burgh of Perth ; Landowners, Feuars,
Householders, and other Inhabitants of the parish of East-
wood, in the county of Renfrew ; Incorporation of Tailors of
Glasgow; Inhabitants of the town of Kilwinning ; Inhabitants
of the town of Fodmorden ; the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy,
Freeholders, and Inhabitants of the county of Nottingham ; the
Clergy and Inhabitant Householders of Sedgeley, Stafford-
shire; the Inhabitants of Great and Little Bolton ; Inhabi-
tants of the town and vicinity of Sutton in Ashtield, Notts •
Inhabitants of Ashburton, Devon ; Freeholders and Inhabi-
tants of the county of York ; Freeholders, Justices of the Peace,
Commissioners of Supply, and Heritors of the county of
Lanark ; Freeholders and Inhabitants of the county of Corn-
wall; Freeholders and other Inhabitants of the county of
Antrim ; Inhabitants of the parish of Camberwell ; Rector,
Churchwardens, Overseers, and Parishioners of St. Glare,
Southwark ; Inhabitants of Hucknall-under-fluthweall, Notts.
Inhabitants of South Shields aud Westoe ; Inhabitants of the
town and liberties of Coleraine ; Gentry, -Clergy Merchants,
and Traders of the borough of Carlow ; the Lord Provost,
Magistrates, and Common Council of the city of Glasgow ;
Deacon and Freemen of the Incorporation of Wrights in
Glasgow; Inhabitants of Ceres in Fifeshire ; Inhabitants of

the parish of Eagleshani ; the Convenor and Deacons of the
- - -

Incorporated Tides of Air; the Members of the Ayr Me.
(Atilles' Institution; the Members of the Society of Pro-
curators betore the Courts of Law in Perthshire ; the Provost,

Magistrates

Councillors,Burgesses,&e. of the 'burgh of Air.

sAs itinclrfaerso'flinolf
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drie, Lanarkshire; Inhabitants of the parish of Symington,
in Lanarkshire ; from 187 persons of the name of William, of
Lanark.
The Lord Mayor, accompanied by Mr. John Smith, M.P., and
fifteen Merchants and Bankers, to present the Address of the
great body of Merchants and Bankers of London, in favour of
Reform.
The Duke of Devonshire, to present atiw-iAtitildar
Parliamentary Reform from the county of Derby.
Lord Yarborough, to present an Addrgepssresfreonnitllltaoriniipss:fiar
jce.sty_,
Sir William Cosway, accompanied by the Earl of Radnor, with -
a Deputation from 'Kent, to present the County Address to his
Majesty.
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hwi:•tio(tliit,ihd-oekiitiiliola:teoisd,sitr, :::iffirb(?,:tinine,„}e'isxl:ll ou t h and St. Ma we s
)yp,obir),!trilt,eenitttugoisibtel_Colitliecf
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the Freeholders of Middlesex
Mr. S. Marjoribanks, M.P., by the Lord Mayor
Mr. J. Martin, M.P., by the Lord Mayor ,
Msr.tilplr.e(noeincioituoint,
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Mr. W. 11. Bodkin, by the Attorney-General
Mr. Bickford, M.P. for Aylesbury, by Lord Nugent
Mr. T. Shiftier, ou his appc,,i.ntinent a Gentleman Usher in„
Quarterly Waiting to the King, by the Lord Chamberlain
Mr. S. Thornton, by Lord Bexley .
liisoitsn baai
- ' her Guards, by Lord Carbery
iris. P. B Frac., Grenat
Major-General Hon. P. Stuart_,. on being appointed to the corm.
mand in Scotland, by Lord Hilt
tot b th
Rear-Adm. Wollaston, on listii)yr(sir J. I; ? e Duke of Norfolk.
Captain Polkingborne, 11. N.,, _ .
hi,
tell, Bart., C. 13.
• dier Guards, on his appointment, Lieut. Hudson, Grenadier by Colo.,
nel Woodford
Lieut.-Colonel Iloulton, by Lord James O'Bryeti
on his return from a su •
Lieut. T. Graves, liv .. , . . . . Sir survey of the Strait, of !
Itear-Admiral T. m Hardy
Magelhaens, ._
‘.4'eclerk of the Chet ue t . '
T. Hancock,
fir. Pensionr, by Lord I' oley
tlemen
thel Horse Guards, b it
Cornet Pitt, Roa y
Lord Hill
ti• Lord Mayor
Mr. Bazett,
R. N ' .. •
Capt. Furncaux, ~ bV' ) ice-Aditi, Sir R. lotg, Bar,, K.c. B. ,
Mr. tt, by the Lord • •W. G. I'resco _ _ Mayor . • •
Captain Wemyss, R. N, by the Earl of Rosalyn t
Lieut. w. F. Glanville, R.N., by Captain Lord IL J. S. Ch hiut
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Lieut. H. Lloyd, Bengal Army, by Sir 'l'. Bowser
Mr. 0. Lament and Mr. R. Rickards,the lord Mavi•r.
The King left town about five
o'clock by
on his return to Ira Palacp
at Windsor, escorted by a party of Lancers.

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