The Sun.
London, England, 1824-04-09 00:00:00

PRESENTATIONS CONTINUED.

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Sir James Saumarez, G.C.8., Vice-Admiral of England, on his
appointment to the command at Plymouth.
Sir John Orde, on coining to his title, by Admiral Sir James
S turoarez.
Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, Bart. by Mr. S_Tretary Peel.
51r Tapps, by the Right Hon. Sir George Rose.
Major-General slosheim, on his return from 02e Continent.
Lord Porchester, by the Earl of Carnarvon.
Mr. Brodie, on being appointed Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Nairn.
Mr. Beechey, on his return from Africa, by Earl Bathurst.
Major-General Lord Edward Somerset, on appointment to 17th

Lancers.
Sir William Scott, 2d Life Guards, on promotion, by Earl
Cathcart.
Mr. Wilkie, R.A. on appointment as Limner to the King,
for Scotland.
Lieut.-Gen. Sir Alexander llope, on his appointment.
The Rev. Thomas Harford Sicly, on his return front Portugal.
lion. Augustus Waldegrave, by Admiral Lord Radstock.
Vice-Admiral Sir Graham Moore, on return from the Me-
diterranean.
Hon.. Thomas Liddell, on his return from abroad.
Hon. and Reverend G. Pellew, Prebendary of Canterbury, on
preferment.
Ilon. E. Spencer, 631 Foot, on his appointment, by Lord
Churchill.
Hon. W. Temple, Secretary to his Majesty's Legation at Berlin.
Hon. Thos. A. Erskine, on his coming of age, tiy Lord Erskine.
Mr. Marshall, Master of the Ceremonies at Cheiteninan, by the
Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Thomas Poynder, by the Right lion. Robert Peel, on being
appointed Treasurer of Christ's Hospital.
Robert Coates, Esq. on his marriage.
Win. Jones Armitrory, on his return from the W. Indies.
Mr. Boyd, upon being returned to Parliament.
Sir John Chapman, on receiving the honour of Knighthood.
Mr. Poingdestre, by Sir Philip. C. Silvester, Bart.
Mr. Wm. Turner, on going abroad, by Mr. Secretary Canning.
Mr. Augustus Newton, by Sir John Wells.
i\lr. :Mackintosh, Ist Regiment Oxfordshire Yeomanry, by Lord
Churchill.
Mr. Alexander Cumming, Bengal Civil service, by the Mar-
quis of Huntley.
Admiral Sir U. Martin, appointed to the command at Ports-
mouth.
Lord Tullamore, to kiss hands, by the Duke of Argyll.
Rev. Doctor Morrison, D.D., on his return to England from
Malacca.
Rev. Doctor Sheath, by the Lord in Waiting.
Rev. A. Burnaby, on succeeding to Ashfordby Rectory.
' Mr. Felix Ladhrooke, by Mr. C. Calvert.
Rev. 31r. Dibdin, on prderment to the new Church of Saint
Marylebone.
Rev. C. Jackson, 8.C.L., appointed to a Chaplainship at
Bombay.
Rear-Admiral Sir Chas. Rowley, on his return from Jamaica.
M. Binning, Esq. by the Duke of Athol.
Aberdein, on his return from Barhadoes.
Lord Belhaven, on his appointment to the 2d Life Guards.
Mr. W. Keith Douglas, Lord of the Admiralty, by Lord
Melville.
Mr. Arahin, by Mr. Secretary Peel.
Lord Barham, on coming to his title, by Sir George Grey.
Lord Douglas, on his return from. St. I'etersburgb.
Lord Montagu Wm. Graham, by the, Duke of Montrose.
Lord F. Beauclerk, in taking his degree of Doctor in Divinity.
Lord Bayning, on succeeding to his title.
Lord Douglas, on his return from St. Petersburgh.
Lord Montagu Wm. Graham, by the. Duke of Montrose.
Lord F. Beauclerk, on taking his.degree of•Doetor in Divinity.
Lord Bayning, on succeeding to his title.
The Marquis of Salisbury, by the Marquis of Downshire.
Lieut.-Col. P. Stanhope, 56th Rent. on his return from India.
Col. Sir C. Sutton, K.G.8., and C.'I.S., on .his appointment.
Lieut.-Col. Thrack well, 15th hussars, on his return from abroad.
Lieut.-Col. Broughton, on his appointment. •
Earl of Suffolk, on his return from abroad.
(The remainder of the Presentations to-morrow.)

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from their seat
The MarquiFsAanSdnltlOa
in Lancashire; Earl Onslow, from his seat near Guildford.
Lord William Russel, in Arlington-street, from 'Woburn
Abey, Bedfordshire ; the Hon. Colonel Lygon, in St. James's_
square, from Farmington Lodge, North .each; the Earl of
Ilehester, in Old Burlington-street, from Abbottsbttry Castle.;
Lieut.-General Sir R. Ferguson' in Bolton-row, from It aith,
N.B. ; Lieut.-General Orr and Mrs. Orr, at their house, Glou-
cester-place, Portman-square ; Sir Charles and Lady Coote, at
their hou•: in Connaught -place, from Ireland.
DEPART u nus.—The Duke and Duchess of Bedford, from
their house at Kensington, for Woburn Abbey ; Earl Spencer,
for his seat, Althorpe, Northamptonshire ; Sir 1). Baird, Bart.
from Montagu-square, for Hastings; the Baroness de Roll,
from the Hyde Perk Hotel, for Guildford ; Mr. and Mrs.
James West, and Family, from ditto, for the Continent ; John
Charles Shakerley, I,:sq., Miss Rankin, and OeOfFrey, Shaker-
ley, Esq., from ditto, for Park-place, Windsor.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
The Duke of Wellington had a grand dinner Party yester-
day, at Apsley House.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Nicolson entertained a diatinguished
Party at I )inner on Wednesday, and had a Concert in the
evening.
Lord Grantham entertained a distinguished l'rty at Dinner
at his house in Sc. James's-square. yeterchiy,

A report, we know not how true, is very gen►.
rally current, that a dissolution► of Parliau►eu
will take place at tl►e end of ti►e preient session
--(Times)

The Princess AuousTA visited his AlAitisTv
yesterday.
Intelligence reached Prince LcopoLD, at
Claremont, on Nionday evening., of the death of
one of his sisters, which prevented his Royal
Highness coming to town on Tuesday evening, as
►%as expected.

The Duchess of GLot7crsTr.r. visited the Priu
ce,,s AUOI:STA yesterday. _

The Princess AUGUSTA received visits on Wed-
nesday from the Duke of St733EX, the Duchess of
Gt.oucEsTatt, and the Princess SornlA.

The new Comedy of Pride shall have a Fall
has been more attractive at Covent-Garden The-
atre than any similar composition for many years.
It seems to please the higher racks as well as the
middling classes, and its reputation has excited
great curiosity in Dublin, where it is soon to be
produced. The Manager has engaged Mr.
IVRENcm to perform one of the chief characters,
whose genuine comic talents will pm doubt ren-
der it very effective. The recent circumstances
respecting the 10th Hussars bear such a refer-
ence to one of the characters that the coin-
cidence will probably operate as an additional
stimulus to curiosity. As a proof of the impres-
sion which this Play has made upon the public,
the author, we understand, has received for his
copy-right a much larger sum than has usually
been given for the most popular pieces of the
same kind.