The Sun.
London, England, 1848-03-23 00:00:00

S iti N, MARCH. 23, 1848,
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Mr. A. H. Loyard, attached to her Majesty's Embassy
at the Sublime Porte, by Lord Palmerston
Mr. Bannerman% on his return from Florence, by the
Earl of Aberdeen
Mr. Edward Neville Crake, 8.A., by Sir C. Fellows
Mr. Murdoch, on appointment as Chairman of the Co-
lonial Land Board, by Earl Grey
Mr. Welsh, R.N., Master, on appointment to her -1(1.1-
jeity's yacht, by Lord A. Fitzelarence.
Mr. Holloway by Sir James NPG rigor
Mr. F. W. Stacey, 30th Regiment, by the Right Hon.
the Vice-Chancellor J. L. Knight Bruce
Mr. Langley, on his being appointed a Deputy-
Lieuter.ant for the county of Tipperary, by Lieutenant-
General Sir Alexander Woodford
Sub Lieutenant Miller, on his appointment to the 2d
Regiment of Life Guards, by Colonel M'Douall
Sub-Lieutenants Lord Loughborough and Hawksley,
on appointment to the 2d RegimNat of Life Guards, by
Colonel M'Douall
Mr. henry Beaumont Coles, M.P., on being appointed
a Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of SJuttrampton, by
the Marquis of Winch( ster
Mr. Vere Foster, attached to her Majesty's Legation
at Buenos Ayres, on his return to England on leave, by
Viscount Palmerston, G.C.B. _ . .

man, Charles W. Grenfell, Parker Charles Lane, Dun-
dee, M.P., C. Stansfield, M.P., George P. Crawford,
Wane, F. William Paul, R. E. Davies, Bullock, Thomas
Rowe, Middleton Berry, Leslie. Towneley, Challoner,
C. P. Grenfell, Arthur. Walsh, Shirley, .M.P., Charles
Clements, Frederick
ARlexan. West, M.P., Watson
E. H. Tayl
er-
or,
Raikes Currie, M.P., der, Granville, V
non, G. R. Robinson, NI.P., Simeon, M.P., Pole Carew,
William Hamilton, J. B. Stanhope, Newdegate, Keate,
Robert Rintoul, Robert Alexander Gray, William Gore
Ouseley.
FIELD-MARSHAL—The Duke of Wellington.
GENERALS —Bell, Sir Alexander Woodford, Sir Celin
Halket-, D la Motte, Sir Jelin Dovcton, Sir James
Bathurst, harry Thomson, Addison, Sir It ibert Harvey,
Sir auks Smith, K.C.8., L'Estrange, Sir George Ar-
thur, Sir Archibald Maclaine. Lord Aylmer, Robbins,
lion. Edward Lygon, Sir Henry F. Bouverie, Goldie,
C. 8., Sir Howard Douglas, G.C.8., Calvert, Sir James
Hope, MI. od, T. James Wemyss, C. 8., Sir John Gar-
diner, K.C.8., Earl of Stafford, Sir Robert Gardiner,
Fox, Sir Hew Ross, Viscount Beresford, Sir Frederick
Stavin, Sir George Anson, G.C.8., Viscount Comber-
mere, Sir E. Bowater, Brown, M'Donald, Duffy, Has-
kisson, Walton, Shawe, Pigot, Sir IV. 'ferries, Sir Henry
Watson, Procter, C. 8., Daubeney, Sir William de Tuyll,
Sir John Buchan, Clitherow, Wyndham, Fanshawe.
COLONELS—Elrington, Frederick Clinton, Thornton,
Breton, Bucknall ]Esicourt, Dunn, Minton, Petit, Tynte,
Gold, Henry Daniell, Horne, Sir Henry Floyd, Pole,
Powell, M.P., Duncan Sim, Cunyrghame, Alderson,
Rowan, Bradford, Furneux, Perceval, H. G. Jackson,
Campbell, Kemeys Tynte, M.P., Bruce Pearse, Hon. G.
Rice Trevor, Lord George Paget, Tulloch, Pattie, C. 8.,
Parker, Shirley, Balders, Rolleston, M.P., Hanmer,
K H., Dixon, R. Cannon, K.S.F., Lord Fred Chu erick Pau
Ben-
Hon. James Lindsay, George Cathcart, rles
tinck, 11. R. Hartley, Bell, Matheson, Walpole, T. Reed,
Hon. N. Boyle, Edward Hay, Lord Rokeby, Hay, Brad-
ford, Astell, Pole, Custance, Faddy, Gascoigne, Everest,
Berkeley Drummond, Maberley.
MAJORS—Orr, B. Langford, Hale, Swyny, Waugh,
Neville, Weymouth, Storks, Edward Waters, C. 8.,
George Burn, Barnes, Green, Mant, C. James, John
Brooks, Tait, Elsey.
CAPTAINS—Warde, Patrick Paget, H. G. Somerby,
Storer, Cox, Mercer, Knowles, Ashton, Spencer Buller,
W. R. Gilbert. Sir Archibald Macdonald, Munro, John
A. Duncan, Sir Thomas Bourchier, Sherson, Home
Purves, Charles Seymour, Hon. T. P. Maxwell, M.P.,
Boscawen Ibbetson, William Wood, Percy Nott, Tolle-
mache, Vernon, Maitland, Andrew J. Kelso, Archibald
Robertson, Lempriere, M'Dougall, Wardle, Sir Thomas
Bourchier, Fullerton, Ashton, Berford, Hon. Hamilton
Duncan, John Biden, Durand, W. Hutchins, Halkett,
Scovell, Sir George R. Sartorius, Lord Alexander Rus
sell, C. E. M. Welker, K. D. Mackenzie, Dallas, L. H.
Hamilton, Oswald, Hon. Charles Pakenharn, Jauncey
Warde.
LIEUTENANTS—Sidney Burrard, H. L. Cafe, A.
A'Court, Fisher, J. M. M. Hewett, George Ross, Mid-
dleton, Edwin Sherard Burnaby, De Horsey, A. Mel-
fort Campbell, Revell, Alfred Light, John Alfred An-
derton, G. F. Atkinson, Hugh W. Walmsley, G. R.
Morgan, J. B. Spurgin, T. S. Macauley, Henry Bliss,
Montestle William B. Bastard, Armytage, Lawrie,
Charles Baring, Charles Woodwright, H. Lowther
Wilson, Wilson, H. R. Pelly, R. M. Parsons, Adol-
phus John Lewis, H. Sandeman, J. F. Johnstone, G. B.
Hesatey, Hugh Fitahardinge Drummond, C. R. Wri-
ford, Hon. Augustus H. Vernon, Hon. William F.
Scarlett, George C. H. Waters, R. Nigel Kingscote,
Laurence Shad well, Wilson, R. G. Halliday, J.
Murray, St. George M. Nugent, Sullivan, George R.
Lempriere, Hogg, Role F. H. Hebbert, Edward Col-
ston, Wedderburn, Thomas Newbery, Talbot, Framp-
ton, C. P. Taylor, Trelawny, J. L. St. Clair, Bray,
Spicer, I'. J. Campbell, Sievwright, Bruce Dickson, Wil-
kinson, Twiss,Ankeiell.
CORNETS—E. Clough Taylor, Claudius Harris, W.
H. George, John Dent Dent.
ENSIGNS—Horatio Edenborough, E. Southey, W. H.
Hopkinson, Shirley, E. K. Vaughan Arbuckle, S. C.
Jervis, J. E. Donne, J. Nasmyth.
ADMIRALS—Harvey, Sir Charles Ekins, Sir Thomas
Fellowes Sir Edward King, Josceline Percy, C. 8., Sir
Charles 'Ogle, Hatton, Sir Hugh Pigot, Lori Rad-
stock, Sir Henry Dillon, Bowles, Sir Edward Codring-
ton, John Pascoe Grenfell, Hatton, Sir Henry Hart,
Samuel Pym, Mitford, Reynolds.
Com:qui:Pone—Sir Gordon Bremer, K.C.B.
CAPTAINS—(Royal Navy)—Ellice, eldwa,rd G. Fan-
shawe, George Thomas Gordon, O'Callaghan, G. N.
Broke, George Smith, Burdett, Dobson, J. A. Murray,
Hon. Joseph Denman, Washington, Thornton, Hon. G.
F. Hastings. Charles Eden, Sir Baldwin W. Walker,
Arthur P. Hamilton, Nott, W. Kelly, John Macdonell,
F. Beachey, Viscount Ingestre, Morshead, C. 8.. Provo
W. P. Wallace, Clifford, Drinkwater Bethune, J. Craw-
ford Cftffin, Frederick Glasse, Collier, Richard F. Row-
ley, Nevell, Carter, Townshend, M.P., Higgs, Robert
Fitz Roy. David Price, Hayes.
CommaNDEes—F. Beauchamp Seymour, R. J. Mac-
donald, John Thomas Nott, George Wodehouse,
Richard Robert Quin, W. T. Griffiths, Rawstone, Glad-
stone, Lord W. Compton, George Smythe, Olds:axon,
Crispin. Hon. John Spencer.
LIEUTENANTS —(Royal Navy)—Stockdale, Francis
Rooke, De IL rsey, Lord John Hay, Horace Bullock,
George Yates Paterson, John Blackmore, C. IL Young,
John R. Rodd.
The following noblemen and gentlemen had the honour
of being presented to his Royal Highness Prince Albert
on behalf of her Majesty:—
Archbishop of Canterbury, on his appointment, by
Lord John Russell
Mr. William Gore Ouseley, late her Majesty's Minis-
ter Plenipotentiary to the states of La Plata, on the
termination of his mission, by Viscount Palmerston
Mr. Charles Hamilton Broadwood, on his appoint-
ment as one of the Exons of her Majesty's Guard of
the Yeoman Guard, by the Marquis of Donegal, Captain
of the Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Walpole, Chargi.l d'Affairs to the
Republic of Chili, by Viscount Palmerston
Mr. Egerton Ford, on his appointment as one of her
Majesty's Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, by Lord
Foley
Mr. Walter, M.P., by the Marquis of Downshire
Hon. George Anson Byron, as Deputy-Lieutenant for
Notts, by Lord Byron
Mr. Charles Clifford by Sir Augustus Clifford
Mr. Edwin Saunders by Sir James Clark
Mr. William Ferguson, Professor of Surgery, King's
College, by Sir James Clark
Mr. Trehawke Kekewich by Sir J. Yarde Buller, M.P.
Mr. Robert Alexander Gray by the Hon. J. C.
Talbot, Q.C.
Mr. Robert Rintoul by Lord Kinnaird
Mr. John Broadhurst by the Duke of Devonshire
Mr. Alderman Salomons, on his admission as an Al-
derman of London, by the Lord Mayor
Lord Sudeley by Lord John Russell
Lord Alfred Hervey by Earl Jermyn
Sir Charles H. Ibbetson, on his marriage, by Mr. M.
Wyvill, M.P.
Mr. Frederick William Paul, Master Royal Navy, by
Sir George Staunton
Earl of Lanesborough, on succeeding to his title, by
the Marquis of Donegal
The Earl of Pomfret by the Earl of Eglinton
Viscount Lewisham by Viscount Ingestre
Lord Milford, on being created a peer, by the Right
Hon. Lord John Russell.
Lord de Tabley, on being appointed to the command
of the King's Cheshire Yeomanry Cavalry, by the
Marquis of Westminster
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Lord Dufferin by Sir James Graham
Lord Charles L. Fitzroy, on his marriage, by the
Earl of Euston
Lord George Beauclerk by Lieut.-General Lygon
The lion. H. C. Butler by the Marquis of Donegal
Hen. Spencer Ponsonby, on his marriage, by Lord
de Mauley
Hon. Arthur Wrottesley by Lord Wrottesley
Hon. John Stuart by the Marquis of Breadalbane
Mr. George P. Craufurd by Major-General M'Leod
Mr. Parker, High Sheriff of Hertfordshire, by the
Marquis of Salisbury, K.G.
Mr. Charles W. Grenfell by Mr. Charles P. Grenfell
Mr. James Clay by Sir William Clay
Mr. Pearson by Lieut.-General Sir Alex. Woodford
Mr. Charles Justin M'Carthy, Auditor General of
Ceylon, by the Earl Grey
Mr. Rogers, Colonial Land and Emigration Commis.
sioner, by Lord Grey
Mr. Sutton Western, on his marriage, by his father,
Mr. Western
Hon. and Rev. John Pelham, on being appointed
Chaplain to her Majesty, by the Earl of Chichester
The Earl of Shelburne, on his appointment, by Lord
John Russell
Sub-Lieutenant Arthur Walsh, Ist Life Guards, by
Viscount Combermere
Sir James Buller East, M.P., on coming to his title,
by Lord Leigh
Sir William Fraser, on appointment to the Ist Life
Guards, by Viscount Co mbermere
Sir Robert Murray, by the Marquis of Salisbury
Sir John"; Richardson, Inspector of Hospitals, on his
departure for America, by the Earl of Auckland
Rev. James Clutterbuck.. by the Hon. and Rev. Wil-
liam Capel
Rev. W. J. Brodrick, on being appointed Chaplain in
Ordinary to her Majesty, by the Earl of Chichester
Rev. Thomas Gamier, Chaplain of the Lock Hospital,
by the Very Rev. the Dean of Winchester
Mr. Wyndham W. Lewis ,by Sir J. J. Guest
Rev. Roger Bird, by Mr. George Edward Anson
Dr. Spurgin, by Lord Palmerston .
Mr. H. Hebbert, Bombay Civil Service, by Sir John
Hobhouse
Ensign Horatio Edenborough, 19th (West Essex)
Regiment of Militia, by Colonel Sir J. T. Tyrrell, M.P.
Mr. T. E. Headlani, M.P., by Mr. Ord, M.P.
Rev. Logan Dobinson by Lieutenant-General Sir Au.
gustus De Butts
Mr. Morritt by Earl de Grey
Mr. John Dl'Whinnie, surgeon, Royal Navy, on pro
motion, by the Earl of Auckland
Dr. Robert Grahame, R.N., by Sir William Burnett
K.C.11-
Rear-Admiral Hatton, on his promotion, by the Ear
of Auckland
Mr. Gales Seaton (Virginia) by the American Minister
Colonel Duncan Sim, Madras Engineers, on promo-
tion, by LieuteGeneralSir J. L. Lushingtoa, G.C.B.

Mr. Sanctuary, sth Regiment of Bengal Native In-
fantry, by the Earl of Arundel and Surrey
Mr. henry, m.r., by Sir George Grey
Mr. Charles Fenton Whiting, on his appointment as
one of her Majesty's Commissioners of Lieutenancy of
London, by Sir George Carroll.
Mr. Hoghton, by Mr. Wilson Patten, M.P.
Mr. Hudson, M.P., by the Earl of Lonsdale
Mr. Farquharsou, of Invercauld, by the Earl of Aber-
deen
Mr. R. M. Leeke, Captain S. Salopian Yeomanry, by
Mr. R. Ormsby Gore
Mr. R. M. Bellew, 51 P., on his appointment as a Lord
of the Treasury, by Lord John Russell
Mr. John Sivewright, on appointment as Deputy
Lieutenant for the county of Berkshire, by his father,
Mr. Sivewright
Mr. Charles Ashburnharn, on appointment as Secre-
tary to her Majesty's Embassy at Constantinople, by
Viscount Palmerston
General Earl of Strafford, on elevation in the Peerage,
by Lord John Russell
Major-General the Right Honourable Sir George
Arthur, on his return from the Government of Bombay,
and being appointed a Privy Councillor, by Lord John
Russell
Major-General Bell, on appointment to be Lieutenant-
Governor of Guernsey, by Sir George Grey
Colonel Lord Rokeby, Scots Fusilier Guards, on
coming to his title, by the Earl of Eglinton
Colonel R. Cameron, K.S.F., on being appointed a
Knight Commander of Charles the Third, by Viscount
Palmerston, G.C.B.
Lieutenant- General Wyndham, on appointment to
11th llussars; Major-General Sir James Hope, on
appointment as Colonel of the 9th Regiment; Major-
General Goldin, C. 8., on promotion; Major-General
Addison, on promotion; Major-General Proctor, C. 8.;
Major General Shawe, on promotion; Major-General
Walton, on promotion; Major-General T. James
Wemyss, C. 8., on promotion; Colonel Sir Henry Floyd,
on promotion; and Colonel T. Reed, 62d Regiment, on
appointment as Aide-de-Camp to the Queen and Com-
panion of the Bath, by Field Marshal the Duke of
Wellington, Commander-in-Chief
Lieutenant-General Sir William de Tuyll, on promo-
tion and appointment to the Colonelcy of the 7th
Hussars; Colonel Campbell, on return from commanding
the Royal Artillery in Canada; Lieutenant Colonel H.
G. Jackson, R.A., on return from Nova Scotia; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Faddy, on return from the Continent;
Lieutenant-Colonel Bell, Royal Horse Artillery, on
appointment; Lieutenant-Colonel Furneaux, on promo-
tion; Lieutenant Wilson, R.A., on commission; Lieu-
tenant Talbot, R.A., on commission; Lieutenant P. L.
Campbell, R.A., on commission; Lieutenant Gilmore
Burtchaell, R.A.; Lieutenant Sievwright, R.A., on
commission; Lieutenant Bruce, R.A., on commission;
Lieutenant Twiss, ILA., on commission; Lieutenant
Wilkinson, R.A., on commission; Lieutenant John
Alfred Anderton, Bombay Army; Lieutenant Dickson,
R.A., on commission; and Lieutenant Anketell, R.A..,
on commission, by the Marquis of Anglesey, Master-
General of the Ordnance
Admiral Sir Charles Ogle, on promotion; Vice-Ad-
miral Sir Hugh Pigot, on being appointed Knight Com-
mander of the Bath ; Rear-Admiral Sir Henry Hart, on
promotion; Rear-Admiral Reynolds; Rear-Admiral
Josceline Percy, C. 8., on return from foreign service;
Rear-Admiral Harvey, on appointment as Superinten-
dent of Malta Dockyard; Commodore Sir Gordon
Bremer, K.C.8., on his marriage; Captain Sir George
R. Sartorius, Naval Aide-de-Camp; Captain Sir Baldwin
W. Walker, R.N., on return from foreign service and
appointment as Surveyor of the Navy; Captain David
Price, R.N., on appointment as Supeiintendent of her
Majesty's Dockyard at Sheerness; Captain J. Crawford
Caffin, R.N., on promotion and return from the command
of her Majesty's ship Scourge, after accompanying her
Majesty the Queen Dowager to Madeira; Captain Ed-
ward G. Faushawe, R.N.; Captain George Thoniai
Gordon, R.N., on promotion and return from foreign
service; Captain Charles Eden, R.N., on appointment
to her Majesty's ship Victory; Captain Hayes, R.N„ on
promotion and return from foreign service; Captain
Higgs, R.N., Captain John M'Donell, R.N., on pro-
motion-. Captain :O'Callaghan, R.N., on promotion
and return from foreign service; Captain John Thomas
Nott, R.N.; Commander George Wodehouse, R,N., on
promotion; Lieutenant Stockdale, R.N., on appointment
to her Majesty's ship Wellington; Lieutenant Francis
Rooke, R.N., on return from foreign service; Lieutenant
George Yates Paterson, R.N., on return from foreign
service; Lieutenant C. H. Young, R.N., and Lieutenant
John R. Rodd, R.N., on return from foreign service,
by the Earl of Auckland, G.C.8., First Lord of the
Admiralty
Lieutenant J. M. M. Hewett, 62d Foot, by Colonel T.
Reed, C. B.
Captain and Lieutenant - Colonel Cox, Grenadier
Guards, on promotion, by Colonel Home
Captain Tollemache, 2d Life Guards, on promotion, by
Colonel M`Douall
Captain Home Purves, on appointment as Major: of
Brigade, South-west district, by Major-General Lord
Frederck Fitzclarence
Lieutenant Colonel Shirley, BSth Regiment, by Mr.
Shirley
Lieutenant-Colonel Pole, 63d Regiment, by Major-
General Sir Henry Watson, C.B.
Lieutenant - Colonel Henry Daniell, Coldstream
Guards, on promotion, by his Royal Highness the Duke
of Cambridge
Colonel Breton, upon return from India, by General
Sir T '
'Thomas Bradford, G.C.B G.C.H.
Major Barnes, on return from foreign service, by
General Sir H. F. Campbell, K.C.8., G.C.H.
Major George Burn, on return from India, by Lieu-
tenant-General Sir James Lushington
Major Waugh, 10th Royal Hussars, on his return
from foreign service, by Lieutenant - General H. B.
Lygon
Major Swyny, 63d Regiment, on promotion, by Major-
General Sir Henry Watson, C.B.
Major B. Langford, Royal Marines, on return from
foreign service, by Colonel Owen, C. 8., Deputy Adju-
tant-General, and Aide-de-Camp.
Colonel Hay, Coldstream Guards, on promotion, by
Colonel Bentinck.
Captain John Aneas Duncan, 29th Regiment, by Ge-
neral the Earl of Strafford, G.C.B.
Captain Spencer Buller, by Major-General John
Clitherow
Captain Ashton by the Right Hon. Sir F. S. Lewis
Captain Knowles, on his return from India, by Sir
John Gardiner, K.C.B.
Captain H. G. Somerby, of Boston, United States, by
the American Minister
Major Tait, on his return from India, and being ap-
pointed a Companion of the Order of the Bath, by the
Right lion. Sir George Arthur
Major John Brooks by Major• General M‘Neill
Major Green by Lieutenant-General Sir Loftus Wil-
liam Otway, C.B.
Major Mant, on his return from India, by the Right
Hon. Sir George Arthur
Major C. James, on promotion, by Major-G eneral Sir
Henry Watson, C.B.
Captain L. H. Hamilton, Royal Irish Fusiliers, on
promotion, by Major-General Sir W. Herries
Captain Dallas, by Lord Byron
ointment as as-
Captain K. D. Mackenzie, on app
sistant Military Secretary to Major-General M Donald,
by Major-General M'Donald.
Lieutenant-Colonel Bucknall Estcourt, on the termi-
nation of his duties as her Majesty's:Commissioner of
Boundary iu North America, by Viscount Palmerston. TRIALS or DOMESTIC Ltru.—One of our ablest
Lieutenant-Colonel Petit, on promotion, and being female writers, Mrs. Bray, so widely known as the
appointed a companion of the Order of the Bath, by
Lieutenant-General Sir John Gardiner, K.C.B. authoress of " The White Hoods," " Trelawney," Sec.
bee just claimed the attention of the reading public for a
, on promotion, re w' work under the title of " Trials of Domestic Life."
Colonel Thornton, Grenadier Guards
by Colonel Home. The leading objects of the author in this new production
Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. R. Boyle, Coldstream are to trace the fearful consequences arising from the
Guards, on promotion, by Colonel Bentinck. want of a proper education, and an introduction to so-
Commander Crispin, on appointment to her Majesty's ciety suitable to the sex and station of the individual ;
yacht, by Lord A. Fitzclarence. and, secondly, to show the danger of a want of confi-
Commander George Smythe, by Vice Admiral Sir dence towards parents on the part of children, and the
Hugh Pigot, K.C.B. error of parents in not encouraging, at an early period,
Commander Richard Robert Quin, R.N., by Earl and by a judicious treatment, such confidence in their
Spencer. offspring. To use the words of an eminent critic, " the
Commander R. J. Macdonald, R.N., by Sir Horace union of high moral and religious feeling, with striking
incident, variety of character, and profound knowledge
Seymour R.N., on return of manners," cannot tail of obtaining for Mrs. Bray the
Commander F. Beauchamp Seymour,
from foreign service, by Colonel Sir Horace Seymour, most cordial welcome from all who read to be instructed
M.P. as well as amused.
Captain Clifford, R.N., on his promotion and return vt.
THE PALE OF SALVATION!—A good
from foreign service, by Sir Augustus Clifford deal of excitement has prevailed in Melton Mowbray,
Captain Robert Fitzroy, R.N., by the Viscount in consequence of the refusal of a church clergyman to
Hardinge administer the rite of baptism to a dying infant, on an.
Lieutenant Horace Bullock, R.N., by his uncle, Mr. account of its illegitimacy. The rev. gentleman corn-
Bullock meuced the ceremony; but when he inquired what name
Lieutenant de Horsey, R.N., on promotion, by Cap- was to be given, and who the father was, he flatly re-
tain the lion. Henry Rous, R.N. fused to go through with it, alleging as a reason that
Commander the lion. John Spencer, R.N.,
hy Lord bastards were not only undeserving of the rite, but were
Churchill without the pale of salvation.—Stantford Mercury.
Lieutenant Monteath, by the Earl of Ellenborough [The instances of the illegitimate sons of nobles, and
Lieutenant J. S. Macaulay, by Sir Joshua Welmsley, even of princes, being ministers and dignitaries of the
51. P. Church of England are not unfrequent—are they all
Lieutenant J. B. Spurgin, by Lieutenant-General Sir without the pale of salvation? We suppose Melton
John Wilson, K.C.B. Mowbray is not included in any bishop's sliocese.]—
Reer•Admiral John Pascoe Greufell, Consul General Douglas Jerrad's ewspaper.

COURT CIRCULAR.
The following bulletin of the Queen's health was
issued yesterday :
"Buckingham Palace, Marsh 22, 1848, 9
" Her Majesty's recovery goes on favourably.
" The infant Princess continues well.
" JAMES CLARK.
" CHARLES LOCOCK.
" ROBERT FERGUSON.
" The next bulletin will be issued on Friday."
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent visited
the Queen yesterday, at Buckingham Palace.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge
visited her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent
yesterday, at her residence, Clarence House, St.
James's.

A deputation, consisting of Mr. Tollemache, Baron
Goldsmid, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Maynard, and Mr. W.
Jackson, had an interview with Viscotnt Morpeth
yesterday, at the Office of hor Majesty's Commissioners
of Woods and Forests, in Whitehall-place, relative to
the Birkenhead Dock Commissioners Bills.

BIRTH OF A PRINCESS.
FORM OF PRAYER AND THANKSGIVING.

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His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, agreeably
to the orders of the Privy Council, has issued the fol-
lowing Form of Prayer and Thanksgiving for the safe
delivery of her Majesty:—
" Almighty and merciful God, by whose providence
the whole world is governed and preserved, we yield
Thee hearty thanks that it bath pleased Thee to deliver
Thy servant, our Sovereign Lady the Queen, from the
perils of childbirth, and to make her a joyful mother.
We humbly beseech Thee to keep her under Thy fatherly
care and protection, and enable her in the hour of weak-
ness to feel the support of Thy everlasting arm. Defend
the infant Princess from all dangers which may happen
to the body, and from all evil which may assault and
hurt the soul; and grant that as she grows in years she
may grow in grace and every Christian virtue. Let Tlay
continual help preserve our Queen and her Royal Con-
sort, that Thou being their ruler and guide they may so
pass through things temporal, that they finally lose not
the things eternal.
" And grant, 0 Lord, that Thy goodness to our land
may so affect the hearts of us Thy people, that we may
show our thankfulness by ready obedience to Thy
by dutiful allegiance to our Sovereign, and by Christian
charity one towards another; that so living on the faith
of Thy dear Son, who loved us and gave himself for us,
we may be indeed a holy nation, a peculiar people, and
show forth Thy praise, who hest called us to Thy king-
dom and glory. Grant this, 0 heavety Father, for
Jesus Christ's sake, our blessed Lord and Saviour.—
Amen."
The prayer is further ordered to be read in all churches
and
.chapels in England and Wales, and in the town of
Berwick•upon-Tweed, upon Sunday, the 26th day
.of
March instant, or the Sunday after the respective minis-
ters of such churches and chapels shall receive the semi