The Sun.
London, England, 1841-05-13 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

NEWMARKET 8 .ICOND SPRING MEETING.
The unexpected occurrence of a dr.ad heat for the first plate
gay. a little interest. to a list which in other respects was one of
the least attnietir,n ever seen on the first day; the R. M. Plate in
'Articular, instead of brnging out some D. rby nags, had an
entry of eight only, and was looked tiFon so coldly that scarcely
a dozen bets were made. The policy of doing away wth this
meeting altogether, and of appropriating ti,e public money to
the extension of the July Me,tirig, has been suggested mwe
than once, and is nit unlikely tube again a subject of cli,Ttp-
sian with the memivri. of C.

The following are ihe particulars necessary to complete our
report sent from the heath :
T. M. M. Plate.—Ramadan and Yaratilda made the run-
ning in company, Audrey waiting till the last moment, when
he made a rmh, defeated Yaratlida by nearly a length, and
finished with a deed heat with Ramadan. In the deciding heat
Ramadan had it all his oan way.
R. M. Pla:e —Tauride made play to the T. Y.C. post,
where Nick took the lead from her, and carried on the running
to the bottom ; St. Colomb then made her essay, tired in the
cords, and was passed by Taurida, who won cleverly by a
length ; a capital race for second. The weather was remarka-
bly fav-ourable, but the attendance thin, both in number and
fa-hiun.
The following members of the rooms were present :—Duke of
Rutland. Lord Jersey, Lord Godolphin, Lord Jon Fitzroy,
Sir S. Graham, Hon. General Gr..svernir, Hon Captain Hoes,
Hon. G. Fitzroy, Hon. A. Vilers, Mr. C. and Mrs. Wilson;
Mr. Pa)ne, Mr. Batson, .tier. Angers:&n, Mr. Portman, Air.
S. Stat,l,y, Mr. Hawk..r, Mr. Powell, Mr. V igram, &c.
The betting after the races was very flat, and beyond an im-
provement in Prince Caradoc and Belgrade for the Derby, and
Potentia for the Oaks, presented nothing new. It closed as
follows

DER lir
6 to 1 agst Ralph—taken
7 to 1 agst Van Amburgh—taken
7 to 1 ,gst Coronation
12 to 1 agst Marshal Soult—taken
16 to 1 agst Galar—taken
16 to 1 agst Belgrade—taken
16 to 1 apt Prince Caradoc—taken
22 to 1 agst Ermengardis
35 to 1 agst Mr. Batson's lot—taken
33 to 1' agst Sir Hans—taken
50 to 1 agst Cameleon
1000 even between Negus. Portsokenr and Capt. Ridge's c.
Offers to take 1000 to 10 about Eringo, and to bet 2000 to
half•a-crown agst Clarendon.

OAKS.

6 to 1 each agst Lampoon, Ghuznee, and Ermengardis
in one bet
8 to 1 agst Potentia—take 10 to 1
ST. LEOER.
1000 to 100 agst Van Amburgh —taken

NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING.
WEDNESDAY.

The Suffolk Stakes of 25---so;;.ea;h, 10 ft., and 5 only if
declared, &c. B. M. 12 subs. 4 paid.
Mr. Pettit's Langolee. 3 years, sst. 111 b. (Bartholomew) 1
Lord Exeter's Scutari, 4 ye.,rs, 21h. 2
Mr. 11,,wker nd. Bob Peel, 4 years, est....
Betting.-5 to 4 against Scutari, sto 2 against Bob Peel,
and 5 to 2 against Langolee, who won by a head.
Mr. Thornhill's Menalipiie, Bst 71b. (Robinson) beat Mr. W.
S. Stanley's Minx, 7st 91b. First half of Ab. M., 50.
Betting—. 6 to 4on Nlenabffe. Won by a length.
Handicep Plate of 50 sovs., for three years old, &c. A. F.
Mr. Thornhill's E. 0., 3 yrs, 6.t 2ibs... ..... . ( Bartholomew 1
Lord Lynetle-ih'sJeffy, 4 yrs, Bst 2
Duke of Bedford's Joujou, 3 yrs, fist 7lbs
Mr. Boyce's Scro;!gitis, aged. 9st 71bs .. 4
Betting-6 to 4 ag,t Joujou. 7to 2 ag,t E. 0., and sto 1
asst Scroggins (taken). Won by alt ngth.
The Jockey Club Piate of 501. for f .ur yr, old, 7st 21b, five,
Last 31b, six and aged, 84 93), the property of Members of
the Jockey Club. -B.C.
The Plate was divided by the Duke a Grafton's, Currency,
4 vrv, and Lord Albemarle's Janus, 4 3.ra, and Cu, reney
walked over.

Colonel Peel's Hawk's-eye, Tat 41b, received ft from Lord
Kelburne's f. (dead) by Jerry, out of Purity, 7st Ilb. First
half of Ab. 111. 50, lift.

M ANC H ESTER —TUESDA Y EVENING.
The business done during the past three days has been
very slender. Several parties seem desirous to " get
on ;" but, as the fieldsmen have been decided gainers
on the recent events, the backers of horses are exceed-
ingly shy. The odds of 6to 1 are offered on the Derby
field; 7 to 1 agst Van Amburgh—taken ; 10 to 1 agst
Marshal Soult—offered.

A letter from Lausanne furnishes us with the
f, Mowing account of a lamentable catastrophe which lately took
hlam on Mount &int Gothard. A large party of traveller.
aving persevered in attempting to cross the mountain, in
spite of a threatening sta4e of weather, and finding thernselve
enveloped in a snow-storm, took shelter in a small building by
the road-sPe near Airob. While promi-ing themselves secu-
rity fate was impen ing over them, for an immense avalanche
fell and crushed their frail dwelling in upon them. Six were
deprived of life, and it was with tLe utmost labour and diffi-
culty the rest were saved.
Dr. Short is appointed to the vacant see of
Sodor and Man. The Bishop of the see has no seat in the
House of Peers.

‘Ve regret to D arn that several extensive failures
have taken place in Glasgow and neighbourhood within the
last few days.— Glaigoto Chronicle. •
The report. th►►t 'Governor -Prescott had been re-
ca-led from Newf,nodlawl, on at-count of misconduct, is un-
true. He resigned his gerrernment of that island some time ego.

HER MAJESTY'S LEVEE.
The Queen held a Levee yesterday afterwion at two o'clock .
at St. J.ttriet's Padieei Her Majesty anti Prince Al- ert, ac-
companied by his &retie Highness the Prince of Leiningen, !
arrived from Buckingham Palace, escorted by a party of Life ;
Guards. The Royal Suite consisted of Lady Portman and the
Marchioness of Normanby, Ladies in waiting; Lord Polti-
mor, Lord in waiting; Hon. William Cowl:er, Groom in
waiting; Lord Alfred Paget,. Equerry in waiting; Masters
Wemyss, Byng. and Wilson, Pages of 11011013, in waiting ; the
Groom of the Stole to Prince Albert ; Earl of Morley, Gen-
tleman in waiting on his Royal Highness; Captain Francis
Seymour, Groom in waiting on his Royal Highness; and Co-
lonel Wylde, Equerry to his Royal Highness,
At the Levee the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers were
received in a Diplomatic Circle before the general Circle
commenced.
The Foreign Diplomatic Circle, conducted.by the Master of
the Ceremorie s. consisted of the Austrian Ambas,ad“r,
Baron K..ller, first Secretary of the Embassy ; Baron Lebzel-
tern, Secretary to the Embassy, and' Print:e Nicholas Ester-
hazy ; the Turkish Ambassador, accompanied by Mr. Salame,
her Majesty's uriental Interpreter, and M. Agop, Interpreter
Secretary to the Embassy; the. Prusian Minister and Baron
Schleinitz, 'eeretary of Legation ; the Swedish Minister;
the Buenos Ayrean Miuister ; the Danish Minister; tie Ba-
varian Minister; the United States Minister, and Mr. Ben-
jamin Rush, Secretary of Legation ; the Sardinian IMinister,
and Count Revel, Secretary of Legation; the Portuguese Mi-
nister, and M. Loho de Moira, Secretary of .Legation ; the
Venezuelan Minister, and M. Fernio Toro, Secretary of Le-
gation; the Russian Minister and Count Chreatowitch,
First Secretary to the Legation; the Brazilian Minister and
M. Macedo, Secretary of Legation ; the• Hanoverian Mi-
nister; the Saxon Minister; Mr. J. Murphy, Mexican
Charge d'Affaires, and M. H. Muriel, Attache to the Lega-
tion ; Baron de Bourqueney, French Charge d'Affaires, and
Count de Noaiit?s, Secretary of the Embassy ; M. M. Mos-
queta, Charge d'Affaree of New Grenada, and Captain F.
Loranzana, Secretary of Legation; Prince de Castelcicala,
Env,4y Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from his
Sicilian M %jsty, Al. Canofari, Secretary of Legation,
and M. 'del Raz°, Sicilian Charge d'Affaires ; Count de Villa-
nueva, Attache to the Spanish Legation.
The following gentlemen were presented :
The Prince de Canino, the Duke Larite, and Don Flavin
Chigi, by Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador.
Mr. Edward Kavanagh, Charge d'Affaires of the United
States of America, at the Court of Portugal, by Mr. Ste-
venson, the American Minister.
The Count Sullohoub, by Baron Brunnow, the Russian
Minister.
The Marquis de Riaris Sforza, Attache to his Sicilian Ma-
jesty's Embassy at Paris, by Prince Castelcicaia, the Sicilian
Minister on a Special Mission.
M. Charles Drouet, Belgian Charge d'Affaires, and the
Chevalier de Florey, Charge d'Affaires from Spain; by Lord
Viscount Palmerston, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs,
Th,, General Circle was attended by the Lord Chancellor, the
Lord Premient, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the
Tieasury, the Secretaries of State for the Home, Foreign, and
Colonial Departments; the Chancellor of the Exchequer.; the
First Lord of the Admiralty ; the Pres Pent of the India Board ;
the Chief Commissioner of the Woods and Forests; the Chief
Secretary for Ireland ; the Secretary-at-War ; the Lord Steward,
the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the Horie, the Comman•
_.._

der of the Forces, the Captain of the Honourable Corps of
Gentlemen-at-:Arms; the Captain of the Yeomen Guard ;
Viscount Combermere, Gold Stick in Waiting; Lord Den-
man, Lord Chief Ju, tiv of the Queen's fteriCh ; the Vice-
Clianberliin, the Treasurer of flys! Housohold; the Master •
General of the Ordnance; Sir John M'Neil, G. C. H., her
Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary to the Shah of Pe-sia ; Sir
H. Parnell, Paymaster-General ; Right Hon. Sir G. Grey,
Judge Advocate General; Mr. Maule, Under-Secret:l7 of
State Home Department; Sir G. Moulton, Ensignof the Yeo-
men Guard, Mr. H. R.binsan, Standard Bearer to the Hon.
Corps of Gentlemen at Arms ; Marquis of Mundy, A.D.C. to
the Queen ' • the Master of the Ceremonies ; the Lord Advo-
cate; the Attorney-General ; Colonel Sir George Couper,
First Equerry and Comptroller of the Household of her Royal
Highness the Duchess of Kent ; Major the Honourable George
Keppel, Groom in Waiting; Colonel Wemyss, Equerry to her
11.9eity ; Sir Francis Colier, C.B. (in waiting) and the Hon.
Captain Poulett, It. N., Naval A. ~C. to the Queen , Colonels
Wood, Wyntard, Brotherton, and Brown, A D.C. to her Ma-
jesty; Colonel Bouverie, Silver Stick; Colonel Sir Horace
seymour, Equerry to her Majesty the Queen Dowager;
Lord Howden, K. H.' Equerry to her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Kent; General Sir George Anson, G.C.8.,
Groom of the Bedchamber 0 his Royal Highness
Prince Albert; Major Hyde, Assistant-Master and
Marshal of the Ceremonies; Dr. Frederick Shenck,
Secretary to his Royal Hilliness Prince Albert;
the Dean of Hereford, Deputy Clerk of the Closet in Waiting ;
Rev. Thomas Mills, Chaplain in Waiting ; Mr. Samuel Han-
cock, Exon in Waiting ; Mr. James Hunce Curling, Clerk of
the Cheque of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms;
Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Smith, Gentleman Usher to the
Privy Chamber; Mr. Arthur Blackwood,' Groom of the Privy
Chamber; Sir Benjamin Smith ; Mr. Strachan, Gentleman
Usher in Waiting to the Queen.
The Earl of Belfast was presented, on his anpointment of
Lord- Lieutenant of the County of Antrim, by Viiicount Mel-
bourne.

Sir James Graham pre,ented an address of congratulation
on the birth g.f her Ro.tl Highness the Princess 'loyal, from
the Mayor, Aldermen, and burgesses of the borough of Pem-
broke.

Sir George Hamilton was presented by Lord Palmerston.
Lot d Leveson presented' an address of congratulation on the
birth of her Royal Highness the Princess Royal, from the
tlayor and Town Cannel' of the borough of Bridgnorth.
Commodore Sir Charles Napier e;as presented on promotion
and return from abroad, by Earl Tinto.
Mr. Colquhouo presented an Address from the Legilative
Assembly of the Virgin Islands on the birth of a Princess and
also presented a Memorial from the inhabitants of St. Vincent
a,.;aitast the introduction of Foreign Sugar.
Mr. co'quhoun. Agent and Consul C,neral for the Hanse
Towns ; Mr. George Frenelick Dicks,m, Consul Geueral f
the Unittd Provinces of Rio
_de la Plata; M. Durant St.
Andre, Consul General of France.
DutiES—Buceleuch, Bedford, Argyll
tiQuisEs—Wesiminster, Hunry, Granby. Abercorn,
Downshire, Breadalbane, Queens.ery.
EARLS—Spencer, Bandon, Listowel, Morton, Manvers,
Dunmore, Wilton, Ca,liae, Pembroke, Lauderdale, Kenmore,
Fi!zwilliam, Hoyle, Courtown, .Delawarr, Stradbroke, War-
wick, Hardwicke Amherst, Roden, Sheffield, Harewitort,
Brownlow, Beverley, Hillsborough, Eldon, Falmouth.
VISCOUNTS—A age, Newry and Alorne, Bernard, Powers-
court, Ingestre, Etnlyn, Holmosdale, Hawarden, Adare, Las-
cellcs, Hereford, Northlands, Bart , Lake.

LORDS—Leigh, Busciwen Tainleitown, Harry Vane, G.
Manners, Sudtley, Wrotte:ley, Bateman, Eliot, lowley,
Lyndhurst., Mahon, TaYstock, Castleinaine, George
Paget, Louth, Camo) a, Clarina, Maids'one, Jocelyn, Stop-
ford. Lovaine, Saltowni Keane, Brooke, Petre, Francis Eger-
ton, Granville Somerset, Abinger, Portman, Edward Rus-
sell, Braybrooke, Talbot de Metall ide.
Ilisnoes—Clogber, Salisbury, Bangor.
RIGHT HONOURABLES—Sir Gore Ouseley, G. R. Dawson,
Sir Robert Gordon, Lalur Sheil, Sir A. Johnstone, H. Hob-
howe, T. Shaw. M.P.
HoNOORABLES—C. C. Cavendish, Rev. William Herbert,
Rev. C. B. Bernard, C. Cavendish, G. H. CAvendiih, Locke
King, W. Bathurst, Captain Stopfurd, R.N., W. O. Stanley,
M.P. Rev. T. P. Bouverie, Rev. H. D. Erskine, C. Stuart
Worley;' Robert Boyle. Edward Petre, Colonel Lowther,
Henry Ashley. Captain Cuit, Rev. R. Devereux, W. Ridley
Colborne, Commander Plunkett, Charles Gjre, Robert Hand-
cock. William Duncombe, Captain Hood, C. Scarlett, Rev.
A. Phipps, C. L. Fitzroy. C. Ponsonhy, Major Massey;
Lieut.-Colonel Rice Trevor, M.P.
_ _

CO IT NTS— Ald( nburg Bentinck, C. D'Aglie, B. Metaxa.

BA RON Osten. -
BARONETS—FeIix Booth, John Johnstone, Thomas Bar-
rett Leonard, Bri:ce Cniches.er, John Guest, M.P., John
Seale, M.P., William Hort, Richard BAkeley, P. Palmer
Acland, W. S. I relawny, Joh. Cave, Wiliam Molesworth,
A. B. Brooke, R. Piumptre Glyn, Thomas Gage. John
Walsh, A. Duff Gordon. Francis Head, W. R. Clayton,
M.P., Robert Campbell, Charles AlorAati, C. H. Cooke, W.
Joliffe, AI. White stidley, Stephen Glynne, J. liamln Wil-
liams, Hobert Batson, William Aliddlet,n.
Stas—Henry Ed, H. Pottinger, Edward Borough, Thos.
Birch, A. Macdonald, E. Hayes, J. Fellows. J. Edwards,
ALP., J Jarvis, John Hansier, He; ry Mildmay, Robert
Aloubray, N. H.
DEAN of Carli,le.
ARCHDEACON Shirley.
Rev. DOCTORS—Fo4rd Bowes, Saxby Penfold, Cooke,
Stamen _ . _

REY. VEsstau as—J. Hayes Sadler, Edward Young, Jo.
path in Woodward, J. Hamilton Gray, Robert Collyer, Thos.
Haverfield, J. F. Latewarti, George Whitmore, H. H. Sim-
thies, H. Belmont Sims, R. W. Browne, R. Lane Freer, J.
Kinneer Eyre.
DocToas—Moore, A. T. Thomson, Ifill, Tweeddale, Addi-
son, Sutherland, Murray, Gord,n.
MESSIEUKS.—W. Rae Wilson, of Kelvin Bank, Edward
Foley, M.P., W, Fletcher Norton, of Elton, James Wigram,
Q. C., 'I homas Joshua Platt, Q. C., Crowden, Q. C.. W. C.
Ross,, Henry Charles Mats!! Henry Col en, Henry Tufnell,
Henry Baillie, RObeft Hamilton, W. H. Chicheley
Plowden, Lionel de Rothschiftlf Thos. Stirling, B. Lennart',
John M'Cullom, Whitmore, Edward Marjoribatiks, Gurney,
Shafto Adair, Broughton Leigh, Darby Griffith, Salame, Eris-
coe, M.P., John Wynne, A. Dur int St. tiridree, E. Wynne,
C. Kerry Nichlls, H. hitmore, Evans, Brand, Ewart,
M.P., Lielany, 0. Milord, G. W. Wood; N.P., Hobtsh,p,
Justice Hagerman, Jones, A. Hussey, Gwynn:, Redmond
Prior, Dillon Trant, Wm. Craufurd, harles ClarlCe, Bul-
lock,. G. P. Lee, G. Byriik. M.P., Protheroe, Towneley, G•
Lewis, .John Williams, G. Moore, Phillip., Rundle, Edmund
Phipps, Trelaxny, Hamilton Story, J. Banks Stanhope, R.
Studdert, Heard, Paton, Child, Horkley F. Wood, .1, ill. Bal
tour, Cochrane, Aiken, J. M. Brackenbury, R. P. Maitland,
T. Alaith,nd Snow. Philip Trench, Mu..dy, J. Gardiner.
Verner, Fred. Caysndi,h, G. P. R. James, G. W. Lambart,
Tisdall, Assheton Smith. Geo. Ly all, Bainbridge, G. R.
Smith, M.P.; D. Barclay, E. C Jones, R. A. Staff°, d,
Foster, Ba,kly, C. T Barnard, John Bri..dlev, Bailey, Comp-
ton, Edward Kater, Buck, Hun, er, Edward Lee, Wroughton,
Christopher Fagan, P. A. Stern.., Patterson, Wombwi 11,
Wm. Jarclne, Bax, Thurlow, .1. Bulktley Johnson, Trotter,
J. Lewis, Ricardo, Raper, Kenrick, Lane, R. H. Haywood,
Forte,cue, M.P., Perry, Bernfil, Bankes, An-
neley, Charles Wood, M P., Robert Newland, Power.
F. C. Brown, Middleton, Morgan J. O'Cnnnell, D;
Brodie, M.P., Bishop Culpeper, k'usey, W. Everard, Stanley,
Het bert, Sored, Crawford, M.P., Mills Cave, Manackjee
Cur.etjce, R. Walter, M.P., Parke, M.P., Clay, Hugh
Adair, Bramston, Al. P., Reynel:, Augustus O'Brien, Dunbar, '
Kirk, NI. p. ; Charles Dundas, M.P., Henry Broailley, ALP.,
(odrington, Winston Barren, M.P., Hume, M.P., Thomas
Heneage, St. Leger, Murray, M.P., Gib'on Craig, m.p.,
Horsman, Lumley, Clarke, Marryat. A. C King, Foby Wil-
mot, Eddie, Maule. 1 horneley, M.P., John W. Gladstone,
M. P., Andrew Drummond, Corbally, M.P., F. Bt illy Alston,
Alderman 'l'ottie, W. J. Hamilton, Thomas Bell, Jeremiah
Smith, Dottin, M.P., Standi,h Parry, M.P., Bainbridge
M.P., Wm. Gladstone, M.P., Helbert Helbert, E. R.
Roche, Ifill.

ADMIRALS—Sir Charles Ogle, Sir George Martin, G.C.8.,
Sir Win. Parker, K. C. ts., Lord Colville, Sykes, Sir William
Hotham, Sir Patrick Campbell, Christian, Joseph Mullen, Sir
John West, Sir Hugh Pigot, Tailor, Hawker, Thomas, Sir
Graham Hamond, Sir John Lawford.
COMMODORE—SuIivan, C. B.
CAPTAINS ( Royal Navy)—Sir George Seymour, Harwood,
Copeland, Domt, tt. O. Brien, Grace, Robb, A. P. Hamil-
ton, sir Joshua R. Rowley, J. D. Boswa.l, Fitzroy, Gaiter,
Lysayht, Sir Burton Atacnamara. Lambert, i‘leneil, Alanners,
ow land Alainwaring, G. orge W. Wines, Cupyage, William
iuckraft, M. Kelly, Wi hams, Geo; ge I.e Geyt. W. Richard-
son, Forrest, Thomas Henderson, Sorthely, Sir Thomas Hast-
ings, Peter Richards.
COMMANDERS (Royal Navy)—Jerrfngham, Andrew Drew,
C. G. C. Napier, Duigell, C 13. Westbrook, Haultain, Wm.
Hayhurst Hall, Wm. Maitland. Charles Eden, Aldridge, John
Baker Hay, Lord Francis Ru-s 11. Gooch, Brady, F. Edwin.
LIEUTENANTS (Royal Navy)—Henry Gaits Ned, F. E.
Johnston, John P. Pechell, O'Callaghan, Wm. Hem.) Bridge,
C. R. Carter, Edward Roehe Power, Slating, Dwarris.
GENERALS.—Sir Edward Harrison Sharpe, Hon. Sir C.
Colville, Sir Robert Barton, Sir John Lambert, Sir William
Nicolay. Sir- A. F. Barnard, A. Lindsay. C. R., Darley, Nidol;
sSii Fred
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Charles Brooke Pere, Sir Thomas Arbutlisaot, Sir Henry

MORNING EDITION.
Watsap, Sir J. Downman, Sandwith, Salter, C. B„-„Sir Vllll'lll2
Kert Ltr..nt, Alexander, Hon. .sir Lumf-y. D'o.ll
sir Lowry Cole, t_i.C.B.. sir Th,!max Hawker, Sleigh. C.II •
Dickson, C. 8., Anderson, Sir John Maclean, Sir Wiliaul
Hutchinson.

COLONELS—Hugh Baillie, Powell, Vans Agnew, C.O.'
Fox, Mtidleton Biddulph, Henry White, M.P., Leicestet
Stanhopey, Mercer, Wilson, F. Hickes, B. Sandvrith,
Parkinson, Wilson, Vinton Harcourt, Holme Sumner, 8"
Frederick Watson, N. Wallace, Sir George Arthur,'
Bart., K.C.H., Fitzroy, Johnstone, William ,Drummoo'
Doherty, Sir Robert Harvey, Sir Charles Dance, Lord De
Ros, W. Mies, blanshard, C. 8., Darner, Rolleston, M•P''
Earl of Cardigan, Hare, Henry Bentinck, Macdonald, Potter,
George Wyndham, Tomline, Verner, Purvis, Clarke Kenner'''.
Peter Hawker, Archibald Maclaine, Sir William Claire'
Chamberlayne, M'Alpine, Peel. •
MAJORS—Sir J H imiltsn, Bart., Drake, Elliot, Brooke,/
Rotton, Bsll, Trevelyan, Anderson, Martin, J. Campbell'
Mackinlay, Michel, Gage, Malcolm, M. G. White. ~
CAPTAINS—W. F. Byng, Grindley, W. J. Ottley, Or
Fuleher. Soden, John Hine, Wharton, Percy vaIL•H. D. Th",e,'
Fitz Gerald, F. L. Arthur, Fred. Gray, B. Gordon, Se°,,`"
Hon. David Murray, C. Grant, Clarke, Gordon, J. G. Ric'.
ardson, Brownlow Layard, Brandrah, H. Gloger, Hrpkin,l
Goodwyn, John Junes, H.C.S., Drummond, A. 13'Y'
Free, Hawkins, Oliver, (1. Carr, Pringle, Pipon, L. 13olkellt
Hon. Henry Percy, Inigo Jones, illereditin Henry Butler'
Walker, Butler, West, Mackean.
LIEUTENANTS —A. Magnay, Fitz Hugh, Hon. M. Wel
A. Caulfield, F. Vardon, Charles de Salis, A. Prescott, 11,'"„.
ford. Colville, French, Arthur J. Cole, Dance, Lovell,
N. Cole, Kennedy, Tottenham, Head, Mervyn Archdell, AL"
• Nicholls, Milbank, Dennys, Bedford, Weguelin
Ross, Cust, Dickson, Charles Sim, Henry Bariciw, RulledSei
Goad, Radcliff, Blank, Hepburn, C. S. Heat, Canmn.
ICORNETSTynte,Broadley, Harrison, J. Gwynne,Huoheti
Pitt.
I ENSIGNS—Farrer, Arthur, Lord, Mercer, Charles Gavel'
H. B. Codd. •
The thowing Noblemen and Gentlemen had the honour of
being presented to her Majesty :
Lord Wrottesley, on coming to his title, by Lord Portman ht
Viscount Newry and Morne, on his marriage, by General t
Hon. Sir C. Colville, G.C.B.
II is
Lord Harry Vane, on his return from abroad, by the 1.0
Waltiog
Mr. W. Rae Wilsrn. on return from abroad, by Gen. Wethetel
Sir William Hort, Bart., by the Marquis of Lansdowne
Sir P. P. Acland, Bart., by Mr. Usury C. Hoare bit
Mr. W. Salusbury Trelawny, Lieutenant for Cornwall, on
appointment, by Viscount Melbourne
Lord G. Manners, Royal Horse Guards (Blue), by the 3W
quis of Granby
Hon. and Rev. W. Herbert. on his appointment to t"
Deanery of Manchester, by Viscount Melbourne
Lord Bateman, on being appointed Lord-Lieutenant for tb°
County of Hereford, by Lord Melbourne
Mr. H.nry Baillie, on his marriage, by Col. Baillie
Mr. Robert -Hamilton, on his appointment to her Maje,to
Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, by Lord Foley
Mr. Salame, her Majesty's Oriental Interpreter, to lay wi:jl
his homage at her;Majesty's feet. a few verses nom 01.10'0
languages, addressed to her Royal Highnes the PEP°
Royal of England
Mr. Thomas Stirling B. Lennard, by his grandfather,
Thomas Berrett.tennard . .
Mr. John Wynne, by the Marquis of Ormonde
Mr. Edward Wynne, by Mr. W. B. Brodie, M.P.=
Mr. Charles Kerry Nicholls, by the Earl of Fall:minds
Mr. Henry Whitmore. by Mr. Whitnfore
Mr. Adolphe Durant St. ,Audne, by Berea de 13onrquelsei
Rev. John Hamilton Gray, by Lord Byron
Rev. Edward Young, by the Earl of Bandon
Rev. Jonathan Woodward, by the Earl of Bandon
Mr. Ho:dhip, by Lord Lyndhurst
Mr. Dehany, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer
Lord Clarina, by the Earl of Roden
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Mr. Gwynne, Deputy-Lieutenant for Brecon, by CO--
Wood, M. P.
Sir John Cave, Bart., by Earl Howe
Lord Jocelyn, on his marriage, by the Earl of Roden
Mr. Henry Bulock, by Viscount Maynard
Mr. Justice Hagerman, of Canada, by Lord J. Russell
Mr. Charles Clarke, by Lord Brownlosv
Mr. Redmond Prior, by the Hon. Col. Lowther
Hon. ard Rev. Robert Deverevx, by Viscount Hereford
Mr. Jr-nes, by the Hon. Lieut.-Colonel R. Trevor go.
Mr. Ambrose Hussey, High Sheriff of Wiltshire, by the
quis of Lansdowne ll
Mr. George Philip Lee, of the Royal Berkshire Militits
Lieut.-General Sir Robert Barton
Mr. John Williams. by Dr. Moore
Mr. James anks Stanhns uope, by Lord Mahon
Mr. Georg B e
Moore, Col for the Roman States, by Vi2c°
Palmerston
Mr. Compton, by the. Right Hon. Mr. Sturges Bourne
Mr. R. Studdrrt, by Col. Ashworth
Mr. Heard, on his marriage, by Earl Amherst , Abet'
Mr. Paton, on his appointment as Deputy Lieutenant or
deenshi,e, by the Earl of Errol. sled
Count Aldenbui g Bentinck, by Lieutenan-Colonel
Bentinck
Count Charles D'Aglie, by his father, Count D'Aglie
Mr. Child, by Rear-Admiral sir H. P,got
Mr. James Gardiner, on his appointment as Auditor of thl
Duchy of Cornwall, by Viscount Duncannon
Mr. Philip Trench, by Lord Bloomfield
Earl of Lauderdale,Stanley OD
S r Richard Plumptrey Glyn, Bart., High Sheriff of
by the Earl of Eldon
Sir Henry Pottinger, by Viscount Palmerston
The Deputy Governor of the Bank of England by the Ole'
for of the Exchequer
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Mr. T. Maitland Snow, Ist Royal Devon Yeomanry, by C°l'
Norcliffe
Bishop of Clogher, by the Marquis of Ely
S.r Thomas Birch, by Viscount Melbourne
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Mr. J. Al. B. ackenbury, *jun., British Vice-Consul at
by the Earl of Clarelidon
flr.v. Dr. Cooke, by the Marquis of Downshire
Earl of Kenmare, by the Marquis or Lansdowne
Lord Castlemaine, on, coming to his title, by the Martini
Westmeath
Sir Robert Moubray, R. H., Deputy-Lieutenant fur FifesiliCd
Mr. Aiken, by the Earl of Bannon.
Mr. J. M. Balfour, by the Earl of Lauderdale t=
Mr. ,Cochrane, by Col. Sir Charles tiopkinnn
Archdeacon Std. ley, by the Bishop of Lichfield Guards'
Lord S+opford. on appointment to the Grenadier
the Eal cif Courtown err bi
M. nest Charles Jones, on his return from Halsor_
the Doke of Beaufort til it'
Mr. Bainbridge, on his return from India, by Sir Henry
lock, K.L.S.
Hon. Robert Hancock, R. H. A. by Lord Castlemaire
Dr. Anthony T. Thornton, by Sir Matthew Wood, Bart.
Rev. Henry R. Smythies, by the Bishop of Ely
Mr. Clark, Recorder of Lincoln,.by Lord Brownies': tnes
Mr. Eddie, surgeon, Cape Mounted Riflemen, on preul°
by Sir James Macgi egor, Baronet gent
Mr. Francis Beilby Alston, on his apptintment to the
Militia, by Colonel the. Marquis of Salisbury.
Mr. P. A. Sterne, by Lord Morpeth.
Mr. Bair on his return from India, by the Earl of Clare'
Mr. William Jardine, on his return from China, by the t'w
Clare
Mr. Rapsr, by Lord Leigh • Ar
Mr. Lane, High Sheriff of Herefordshire, by Colonel Sir "
ehibald Mat laine Coneti
Mr. Kenriek, on being appointed Deputy Lieutenant,
Kenr, by Lieutenant-Leonel Sir Frederick Smith
Mr. Fortescue, M.P., by the Marquis of Ormonde '
Mr. %Ells Cave, on his appointment to Prince A.lberts
Hussars, by the Earl of Cardigan the
Manackjee (.ursetjee, on his arrival from Bombay, by
Right Hon. Sir John Hobhouse ro,il
Mr. R. A. Stafford, Surgeon Extraordinary to hie Vl'
Highness the Duke of Cambridge, by General the Sit
Lumley
Cron.Mr. C. T. Barnard, secretary of Legation at the
Saxony, on his return om Dresden, by Lord Pahnercod
Commander Aldridge, R. N., on having received 6 lobtl
medal from the Royal Humane Society. Captain so,
R.N., on promotion and return from foreign service'
Captain Cuppage. R.N., by Admiral Sir C. Adana the
LieutenantsGenei al Sir W. Nticolay on his return frclili,
Merritt us, and appointment to comment the Ist West
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Regiment, and Lieutenant-Gent ral Sir T. Arbuthnot
turn trom the Contini nt, by Lord Hill
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Admirals Sir W. Parker on his appointment to the e°_,Ast
in the East Indie- Sir W. Hoth- be efir.:„t 0

is miles, sir . . _lam on Aug. • - t
Grand Cross of the Path, Thomas on his appointtneAo.
command in the Pacific, Joseph Buten on promotion, 'co,
modore Sullivan on his return from the Brazil station, oor
tains William Luckrait and Thomas Hendersonon prods'
.tion and return from Syria, William Richardson on 'LI- cis,
tion and return from the cow of Catalonia and Nra.t
George Le Geyt on being nominated a C. 8., P°Art„-cirei
her Majesty's ship Impregnable ; Commanders -frola
Drew on return from Canada, J. B. Hay on return 0.0
foreign service, Dalyell on appointment to Grel,e
Hospital, W. H. Hall on promotion and return front 'stt
F. Edwin and E. B. Westhrook on appointment to the
Guard ; Lieutenants W. H. Bridge on promotion,
Dwarris and H. Gaitskell, by Lord Minto
Colonel Powell, M. P., on his marriage by Lord Hlll ,
Commanders Bradly on promotion, E. G. E. Napier, F.
pointment to her Majesty's sloop Pelican, and Lieut.
Johno on, Flag- Lieutenant, on his appointment, by °'• 4
Nat, ier
Li,,,t,„„:ts C. R. Carter. on promotion, E. It
Holland, return from foreign service, by Sir J. re;-_, 041
Captain P. 11,:chards, on appointment to her 31tjesty
Cornwallis, arm'. Captain G. W. Willes, by S:r W. Par
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Captain W. F. Hynj, 13th Light Dragoons, by Lieut.-
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Captain F. L. Arthur, Gil his return from Canada, by his fa
Col. Sir G. Arthur fps
Captain Clarke, on return from foreign service, and Lierstra
Trench, by AL,jor-General
on,
Lieutenanis William and Arthur Cole, by General the /I
Sir G. Lawry Cole power 0°
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Colonel Power, on his return from Mauritius, and Capt3Z:l
La) ard, on his appointment to the 37th Regiment, by 51
Vivian d
Captain W.. 1. Ottley, and Lieutenant A. Prescott, an,
D,nnys, on their return from India, by ,Sir J. Hoblvill!;i$0.
Lieutenants C. Sim, H. Barlow, and Ross, by Sir H. Vtii'
Captain Meredith and Lieuterant A. Magnay, by Lieuterw
General Vincent
Captains Gordon and B. Gordon, by Lord Aberdeen, 4311
motion
Cbiutams Hawkins and F. Gray, by Sir J. Hobhouse.
Mr. John Brindley, by the Eari of Bandon
Mr. Bar;;ly, by Cu!. sir Adolphus Dalrymile
Mr. Foster,-
by the Hon. Henry Ashley
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Mr. Wrottohton, by Lord Barrington :befit
Rev. Frederick k:nneer Eyre, Clia.lain to the High
aace th fiuke of A rgyll
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Wiltshire;by i
by the Marquis of La
Dr. Murray,h 13thr Lighte Infantry, on his return from Inc°
by General Morrison
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Captain A. P. Hamilton, R.N., by Vice-Admiral Sir E °.
Hamilton, Bart., K.C.B. the
Captain Sir Joshua R. Rowley, R.N.,_ High Sheriff for
County of Suffork, by the Earl of Uxbridge the
Commander William Maitland, RN., on promotion, by
Earl of Lauderdale vor,
Commander Lord Francis Russell, on his return front +
Service, by the Duke of Bedford
Major-G,neral A. Lindsay, by Earl Amherst
Lieutenant Stirling, R.N., by Sir Walter Stirling by the
Major-General Salter, C. Is., on his return from
Earl of Clare
Tne Rev. Henry Belmoht Sims, by Lord Abinger Fre,
The Rev. James Frederick Steward, by General Sir
rick Wet herail, K.C.H. 11/. F.' • r
Rev. R. Lane Freer, B. D., by Sir R. Price Bart.. gip
Mr. Chi isti.pher Fagan, on his return from India, by
General Sleigh, C. B. fra°
• i.eturn by
Lieutenant-Colonel B. Sandwich, C. 8., on his 0.,b,
Indic, and being appointed a Companion of the P.•'
Lieut.-General Lord Keane, G.C.B.
Lieut,nant-Colonel. F. Hickts, on his return to
Lieut.-General Lord Keane, G.C.8.. 'lO/
fir R. N/13 t 6
Lieutenant-Colemel Wilson, by Lieut Gene. al • „„traett
Lieutetiant-COlonel Holme Somber, upon- his appaiLv.
the Ist Royal Surrey Militia, by the Eirl'of Lot.
Colonel N. Wallace, by Viscount P4,inserstais 9, pr
Colonel Sir George Arthur, K.C.H, on being cres'"
roost, by Lord John Rus,ell •