The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-22 00:00:00

THE JEWS.

The SOLICITOR GENERAL presented a petition
from Dudley, f.r the removal of the disabilities uuder
which the Jews laboured, in the prayer of which he most
heartily concurred. He was proud in having been instru •
mental, on a I tie occasion, in ob aining for a gentlein ,n of
that p-r-uattion his ailinission to the Btr.
Mr. RICHARD POTTER, as a D.seenter, begged to
offer his most grateful thanhi to the Right Hon. and
Learned Gent! min for the mann rin which he tad ex-
pressed himself towards that import ,nt and iisfluelitial
body, ill Dissenters. Toe speech of the Learned Gen-
lethal would be received in the country with the gr±atest
pleasure and satisfaction, and he was sore that the entire
•iody of Dissenters would feel the gre &test gratitu ie ro
oim. The circumstance detailed respecting the doinission
a gentleman .ot the Je•tittl persuasion, gave hint the
nost heartfelt pleasure, and r.flected the hiJies, honour
the legal profession. He (Ludt regretted the op-
position of the Honourable Member for Oldham to the
•mancipation of the Jews. At one time the Hun.
G ntl man entertained a strong prejudice against the
Unitarians, to whom it was his happiness and privilege to
oelong ; but the Hon. Member's acquaintance with his
-olleague (Mr. Fielden), who also was a Unitari in, had,
ne hoped, convinced him that Unitarians could be good
masters, kind friends, and tiischar4e the duties of good
eit zens in as great a degree as any other sect.

Mr. WILES and Mr. PETER concurred in the prayer of
the peti►ion.

Mr. A. JOHNSTONE opposed the prayer of the petition,
and hoped never to see the English Legislature other than
a Cnristian one, which it would be the moment a Jew
became a Member of that House.
SEPTENNIAL ACT.

Mr. FRYER presented a petition from Bilston, [for the
repeal of the Septennial Act: and also one from the same
place, in favour of the vote by ballot.
The same HoN. Maxims presented a petition from the
township of Billiton, against the House and window tax.
Mr. Sergeant PERRIN gave notice that on the 27th of
March he should move for leave to bring in a Bid to re-
peal Roc . laws as made it penal for Roman Catholic priests
to celebrate marriage between a Protestant and a Catholic.
Mr. O'DWYER presented a petition from Drogheda,
against Church rates.

Mr. WARBURTON presented petitions from Queen-
borough, spinet the corporate abuses in that town ; from
the overseers and other parish officers of Bridport, against
Mowing beer to be sold on the premises; and from the
licensed beer retailers of the metropolis, praying that they
might be put upon the same footing with the licensed
v ctualers.

Mr. W. WHITMORE presented 1 petition from Wol-
verhampton for the vote by ballot.
ijor MACNAIIIARA presented two peti.ions fro .n
place• in the county Clare, against ti.e Limb Coercive Bill.
The other orders of the day were tben disposed of, and
he House adjourned at a quarter before one o'cloLli.

It has been calculated that the Speaker has
uad occasion to address the present House ofieher dormg
the abort period of its present sitting, than has occurred
clueing the whole preriifklul erio4 of holding hie high

THE QUEEN'S DRAWING-ROOM.

Yesterday her Majesty held her second Drawing-room this

season,

The usual preparations for the reception of the company
were made. A numerous detachment of the Life Guards, with
their numerous band in State uniform, marched into the open
apace in the Park. Their band played some excellent pieces
alternately with the band of the King's Guard. Mr Lee, the
High Constable of Westminster, was at the head of a nume-
rous body of police on the outside of the Palare.
The Duchess of Kent came in State with two carriages, at.
tended by Lady Charlotte St. Maur, the Hon. Sir George An.
son, and Sir John Conroy. Her Royal Highness was received
by the King's Guard with the usual honours, the band playing
" God save the King," &c. The dress of her Royal Highness on
this occasion was composed of articles of English and Irish
manufadture.

The Duke of Gloucester came in state with two carriages,
accompanied by tolonel Higgins, principal Equerry to his
Royal Hlttiness, and the rest of his suite. The Royal Duke
Vas received by the usual honours.

the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners, armed
with their battleaxes, formed lines from the Picture Gallery
to the Entree Rooms, and from the Presence Chamber to the
Ball Room.

The Yeomen Guard formed a line in the Guard Chamber,

under the command of S. Hancock, Esq., the Exon in Waiting.
An additional quantity of arms, arranged in elegant devices,
have lately been added to the Guard Chamber, which adds con.
siderably to its martial effect.
Their Majesties entered the Drawing Room about half-oast
two o'clock. The King wasattended by the Marquis of Win-
chester, Viscount Ashbrook, and Sir J. Reynett, the Lord and
Groom in Waiting, &c. The Queen was attended by her
Chamberlain, Vice. Chamberlain, the Marchioness of West.
meat!), the Countess of Mayo, the Duchess of Leeds, the Maids
of Honour, the Equerries, Gentlemen Ushers, &c.
Previous to her Majesty holding the Drawing Room the fol.
lowing distinguished foreigners were presented to the Earl
of Denbigh, her Majesty's Chamberlain, and conducted by Sir
i. thbiiter,, the Master bf the Ceremonies :—M. Dedel, Am.
bassador from the King of the Netherlands, on a special mis.
riots ; Count Wachttneister, and M. de Deresenyi.
At the EfitOee Drawing.room were—
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The Princess Lieven, the French Ambassador and the
trucfrett de Dino, the Dutch Ambassador, the Neapolitan Mi-
nitker and the Countess LudoUr, the Prussian Minister and
staroness Bulow, the Bavarian Minister, the Swedish Minister
and Countess Bjornstjerna, the Wirtemberg Minister, the
3lexican Minister and Madame Gorostiza ; the Hanoverian,

Belgian, Saxon, and Buenos Ayres Ministers; the Sardinian,
United States, Austrian, Spanish, and Turkish Charges d'Af-
faires ; Count Donhoff, Secretary to the Prussian Legation;
Monsieur de Hummelauer, Secretary to the Austrian Embassy;
Baron Le Coutenla de Moley, Secretary of the French Em.
bassy ; Monsieur Casimir Perier, Secretary of Legation from
France at Brussels; the Chevalier Vanvitelli, Secretary to the
Neapolitan Legation ; the Secretary to the Hanoverian Lega_
tion, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Secretaries of State for
the Home and Foreign Departments, the Chancellor of the Ex.
chequer, the Postmaster-General, the First Lord of the Ad.
tniralty, the Master of the Horse, the Captain of the Honour-
able Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners, the Captain of the Yeoman
Guard, the Master of the King's Buck Hounds; Lord Hill,
Gold Stick in Waiting; the Master-General of the Ordnance,
the Vice-Chamberlain, the Treasurer of the Household, the
Comptroller of the Household, the Military Secretary to the
Commander of the Forces, the Solicitor-General, the Master of
the Robes, the Master of the Ceremonies; Rev. Dr. Blomberg,
Deputy Clerk of the Closet; the Comptroller of the Victualling
of the Navy, the Groom of the Robes; Colonel Horace Seymour,
Equerry in Waiting.
At the General Drawing Room were—
DUKES—Gordon, Somerset.
DUCHESSES—Northumberland, Richmond, Gordon.
Marquis Camden.
MARCHIONESSES—CIanricarde, Lansdowne, Conyng-
ham, Dowager Northampton.

EARLS—Rosebery, Lichfield, Cadogan, Sefton, Brecknock,
Orkney, Plymouth.
COUNTESSES—Sefton, Cadogan, Albemarle, Orkney, Ve-
tulam, Plymouth.
VISCOUNTS— Galway, Maynard, Newark, Duncannon,
and Grimston.
VISCOUNTESSES—Maynard, Sydney, Galway.

LORDS—Dalmeny, Dorchester, Ellenborough, Granville
Somerset, Bexley, Frederick Fitzclarence, Saltoun, King, Re.
desdale, Wallace, W. Fitzroy, Auckland, Plunket, Sidney,
Uxbridge, Verulam.
LADlES—Kerrison, Molyneux (two,) Campbell, Burgoyne,
Dowager Burgoyne, E. Hardinge, C. Cavendish, Charles Fitz.
roy, Wheatley, Seymour, Dalrymple, Culling Smith, Philipps,
L. Oswald, J. Fitzgibbon, Egerton, Whitshed, William Fitz.
roy, Granville Somerset, Gordon, Mary Fox, Owen, King,
Saye and Sele, Nightingall, S. Kerr, Smith, Saumarez, Cre.
worn; Wynford, Jane Seymour, H. Seymour, Rodd, C.
Berkeley, Howden, Saltoun, Stopford, Cornwallis, L. Corn.
wallis, K Grimston, J. Thynne.

Count Samsoe.
RIGHT HONOURABLES—Sir Henry Hardinge, Sir C.
Bagot.

HONOURABLES—Miss Gardner, Mr. Irby, Frederica
Irby, Mrs. Irby, Miss Moncton, Captain G. Campbell, R.N.,
Miss Mitford, Miss Vialls, Miss Fraser, Charlotte King, Mr.
Fiennes, Mrs. Trevor, Captain Elliot, Mrs. Elliot, Mrs.
Spencer, G. A. C. Graves, Captain Roos, Captain Crofton,
Hester King, Major Keppel, Mrs. Keppel, Frederick Pelham,
Misses Cadogan (two).
SlRS—Moris Ximenes, William Abdy, C. E. Smith, Henry
Ellis, John Burgoyne, Frederic Madden, Gore Ouseley, Bart.,
Francis Burdett, Thomas Baker, Francis Collier, C. 8., T. Fel-
lowes, C. Wilson.
Doctor Phillimore, D.C.L.
REVEREND DOCTORS—Blomberg, Kuper.

REVEREND MESSIEURS—J. Usher Campbell, Charles
Kuper, John C. Stapleton, William Cromie, David Markham.
MESSIEURS—B. Danvers, Beames, G. Farren, G. Lang.
ton, F. Halyburton, W. Gladstone, M.P., J. Marshall, Meek,
J. E. Tennant, M.P., Oswald, Crawley, M.P., Childers, C.
Fitzherbert, F. North, M.P., Ross, Ravenshaw, Windham,
M.P., Flood, D. G. Secretan, Hamilton, J. Thornton, P.
Laurie, F. Scott, W. Lonsdale, M. Gaskell, M.P., Swanston,
Every, F. Mullins, W. Stuart, Colegrave, W. Powell, S Ba.
ker, Konig, G. Ponsonby, G. B. Cole, Dewar, Barnard, C.
Fitzherbert, B. Oliveira, Tomlin, E. Gage, A. White, Onslow,
Gordon, W. Bathurst, W. Ponsonby, C. Cochrane, Seymour,
11. Tracey, H. Clive, Turquand.
MISTaESSES—M. Gaskell, Meek, W. Ashe, J. Marshall,
S. Bashurst, Vialls, Phillimore, Clements, De Rothschild, W.
Childers, W. Stuart, Colegrave, Ellicombe, Barnard, F. Mar.
ryat, D. Markham, Hamilton, Beadon, Marshall, H. Clive, G.
Ponsonby, Diabrowe, Saumarez, Wynn.
MlSSES—Kerrison, E. Kerrison, Gordon, H. Bagot, M.
Wheatley, Phillimore, C. Marshall, Orr (two), Christie, F.
Christie, S. Davies, Colegrave, J. Forrester, Maynard, Pole,
De Rothschild, Tomline, Stopford, M. Paget, E Maynard,
Percy, E. Stopford, Moir, C. Somerset, S. W. Wynn, Elliott,
Ponsonby, Dalbiac, Kerr, C. W. Wynn, H. Wynn, G. Percy.
ADMIRALS—Sir James H. Whitahed, Sir E. Owen, Van-
sittart, Sir W. Hotham, Sir R. Stopford, Lord Saumarez, Sir
T. Rodd.

GENERALS—Sir E. Kerrison, Sir C. Egerton, Lord Lyne-
doch, Sir Fitzroy Maclean, Sir J. H. Dalrymple, Sir Henry
Hardinge, Rooke, Cookson, Maitland, Sir J. Cameron, Sir
J. Hawker, Sir F. Wetherall, Sir T. Hammond, Sir. E. Blake.
ney, Earl of Cavan, Lord Howden, Clithero, Sir J. Molyneux.
Dyott, Sir W. English, Sir C. Dalbiac, Lord Forbes.

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COLONELS—Gore Langton, Keate, Bowater, Sir Archi-
bald Christie, Sir C. Thornton, Teesdale, Bunbury, Disbrowe,
Clive, Hare, Ellicombe, Hawkins, Sir K. Armstrong, Baker,
Cross, Seymour Bathurst, Shawe, Sir A. Murray, Sir A. Dal-
rymple, Elphinstone, Sir Burges Camac, Sir T. Smith, Hon. J.
Trevor, E. Curry, Lord C. Fitzroy.
MAJORS--Macdonald, Beresford, Ryan, Owen, Waller,
Hyde.
CAPTAINS—James Campbell, R.N., W. Wellesby, Ashe,
NValdegrave, R.N., Graham, George Mathew, Rawdon,
Marryat, RN., J. W. Montague, R.N., Wilson, Doyle, Sir
Lucius Curtis, R.N., James Stewart, Berkeley, R.N., Arthur,
A. P. Hamilton, R.N., Warren, Paget, Rooke, W. O'Connor,
Sir Richard Grant, R.N., Thornton, R.N., Eden, RN., E.
Lloyd, R.N.

COMMANDERS—Wm. Warren, Butterfield, Edward
Stanley, Cornwall.
LIEUTENANTS—James Lindsay, It. Beavan, R. H.
Browne, Rooke, W. Young, Baillie Guthrie, H. Reynolds,
Fearon, J. Murray Macdonald, J. W. Hamilton, Jones.
ENSlGNS—Drummond, D. It. Jones, Cad.

The following were presented to their Majesties:
Lady Burgoyne, by the Dowager Lady Burgoyne.
Lady Campbell, by the Lady Isabella Thynne.

Mrs: Meek, by the Viscountess Keith.
Miss Emily Kerrison, by Lady Kerrison.

Lieut.-General Sir George Anson, K.C.8., upon his appoint.
ment to be an Equerry to her Royal Highness the Duchess

of Kent.
Lady Culling Smith, on her marriage, by Lady Say and Sele.
Mrs. David Markham, by the Countess of Mansfield.

Lady Charles Fitzroy, by the Countess of Euston.
Rev. Charles Kuper, by his father, the Rev. Dr. Kuper.
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Mrs. John Marshall, on her marriage, by Mrs. Marshall.
Miss Colegrave, by her soother, Mrs. Colegrave.
The Misses Orr, by Lady Philipps.
Miss Eleanor Stopford, by her mother, the Hon. Lady Stopford.
Mrs. Milnes Gaskell, on her marriage, by Mrs. W. Wynn.
Miss Gertrude Percy, by the Duchess of Northumberland.
Miss Vial's, by her mother.
lion. Charlotte King, by Lady King.
lion. Mrs. Irby, by the Countess of Orkney.
Mr. Milnes G.sskell, M.P., by Mr. Williams Wynn.
Mrs. Phillimore, by Mrs. Williams Wynn.
Mrs. Vialls, by Lady Wheatley.
Mr. Swanston, on his appointment as one of his Majesty's
Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor.
Hon. Mr. Irby, by Lord Boston.
Miss Harriet Bagot, by her mother, Lady Bagot.
Mrs. Seymour Bathurst, by the Dowager Duchess of Richmond.
Lady Owen, by Lady Whitshed.
Lady L. Oswald, by Lady Philipps.
Lord Dorchester, 7th Hussars, b
tainy. Sir. Edward Kerrison.
Rev. J. Usher Campbell, by Cap Campbell, R.N.
Sir Frederick Madden, on receiving the honour of Knighthood,

by the Earl of Cawdor.
Sir C. E Smith, on his marriage, by the Right Hon. Sir 0.

Ouseley.
Miss Ju,ia Forester, by Lady William Powlett.
Dr. Phillimore, D.C.L., by Mr. Williams Wynn.
Lady WiLiam Fitzroy, by the Dowager Duchess of Leeds,
Mr. Georg• Farren, by Lord Saltoun.

Mrs. Frederick Marryat, by Lady Mary Long.
Miss Pilllimore, by her mother, Mrs. Phillimore.
Mrs. Barnard, by Lady Nightingale.
Mr. Bcames, on being appointed one of his Majesty's Counsel,
by the Lord Chancellor.
Mrs. Colonel Ellicombe, by Lady (Frederic) Smith.
Mr. Onslow, on his appointment to the Scots Fusileer Guards

by Co'onel Keate. -
Mrs. Walbanke Childers by Lady Saye and Sele.
Viscountess Sidney, on her marriage.
Mr. Barnard, by Major-General Sir Henry Wheatley.
Hon. Mrs. Keppel, by the Countess of Albemarle.
Hon. George Augustus Clarence Graves, on his appointment to
an Ensigncy in the 11th Foot, by the Earl of Uxbridge.
Miss Tomline, by Lady Anne Becket.
Mrs. W. Ashe, on her return from the Continent, by Lady

Weth eral I.
Miss Charlotte Somerset, by her mother, Lady Fitzroy Somerset.
Mr. William Gladstone, M.P., by Sir R. H. Inglis.
Mr. John Marshall, by Lord Althorp.
Mr. Crawley, M.P.
Mr. Charles Fitzherbert, by the Earl of Lichfield.
Miss Ponsonby, by Mrs George Ponsonby.
Miss Sydney Williams Wynn, by Mrs. Williams Wynn.
Lady Honoria Cadogan, by the Countess Cadogan.
Lady Augusta Cadogan, by the Countess Cadogan.
Viscountess Newark, by Mrs. Littleton.
Miss Mary Wheatley, by Lady Wheatley.
Mr. Every, on being appointed a Deputy-Lieutenant for Der-
byshire, by Viscount Ashbrook.
Lady Saumarez, by Lady Dunalley.
Countess Cadogan, on coming to her title, by the Countess of

Erroll.
Mr. W. Bathurst, Grenadier Guards, by Sir W. Fremantle.
Lieut.. Colonel Lord C. Fitzroy, by the Duke of Grafton.
Captain W. Wellesley Ashe, by Lieutenant-General Sir F.
Wetherall, G.C.H.
Captain George Mathew, by Viscount Galway.
Earl of Uxbridge, by the Duke of Richmond.
Major Macdonald, on being nominated a Military Knight Corn.
panion of the Royal Guelphic Order, by the Duke of
Manchester.
Captain Graham, by General Lord Forbes.
Major Waller, Military Knight of the Guelphic Order, by Sir
Herbert Taylor.
Marchioness Conyngham, by the Duchess of Richmond.
Lady Wiliam Powlett, by Lady Harriet Baring.
Miss Hammett, by Lady Mary Fox.
Mr. Thomas Gladstone, M.P., by Viscount Arbuthnot.
Mr. Childers, by Earl Grey.
Lieutenant. Colonel Sunbury, on his return from Gibraltar, by

Lord Hill.
Colonel Teesdale, King's Dragoon Guards.
Lieutenant-General Sir F. Wetherall, on having received the
Military Grand Cross of the Royal Guelphic Order.
Commander Butterfield, by Sir J. Graham.
Commander W. Warren, on his promotion, by Sir J. Graham.
Captain James Campbell, R.N., by Sir James Graham.
Captain Waldegrave, on his return from abroad.
Lieutenant Rooke, by Major-General Rooke.
Ensign Drummond, by Colonel Sir John Woodford.
Ensign Cad, by Colonel Woodford.
Lieutenant-General Sir J. Molineux, on coming to his title, by
the Duke of Beaufort.