The Sun.
London, England, 1834-04-17 00:00:00

HIS MAJESTY'S LEVEE.

Their Majesties arrived at St. James's about half-past
one o'clock yesterday afternoon, from Windsor Castle, and
were received by the Duke of Cumberland and the
Duchess of Gloucester. .

Soon after his arrival the King:gave audience in the
Royal Closet to Mr. Sheriff Wilson and Mr. Sheriff
Harmer, who were accompanied by the City Remem-
brancer. The Sheriffs received his Majesty's commands
respecting his reception of the:Address from the Corpora-
tion of the City of London, the King appointing half-past
two o'clock in the afternoon.
His Majesty held a Chapter of the Most Ancient. and
Noble Order of the Thistle. By a recent Statute of the
King, as Sovereign of the Order, reviving an old Statute,
the Knights wore the rich green velvet mantles of the
Order at the ceremony, and 'were robed by Messrs. Webb
and Hunter in the Portrait Gallery. The Knights
present were the Earl of Aberdeen, the Earl of Warwick,
and the Earl of Aboyne. The Officers of the Order were
Mr. Quarne ( Gentleman Usher of the Green Rod) and
Sir William Woods (Clarenceux), Deputy Secretary of
the Thistle.

The Chapter and the Investiture was held in the Throne
Room. The King wore a superb new mantle, and also
wore the Collar of the Order. The Knights having taken
their seats, Sir William Woods introduced the Earl of
Erroll ; the usual oath was administered to his Lordship,
and the King afterwards invested the Noble Earl with the
Riband and Badge of the Order.
His Lordship was not Knighted, having been Knighted
on a former occasion.

The Duke of Wellington, with the principal members of
the University of Oxford, including the Representatives of
the University in the House of Commons, Mr. Estcourt
and Sir Robert Inglis, arrived at the palace, to present to
the King the address from the University of Oxford. His
Grace wore the robes of Chancellor of the University, and
also the robes of the Order of the Garter. The procession
passed up the Portrait Gallery, and entered George the
Third's room, where the Foreign Ambassadors and Minis-
ters, and those who have the privilege of the entre, were
assembled.

The centre door leading to the Throne Room was soon
afterwards opened, when the deputation (which was very
numerous) were ushered into the presence of the Sovereign.
His Majesty was seated on his Throne at the end of the
room ; on either side of his Majesty stood on the steps and
at the sides of the throne the Great Officers of State, the
Officers of the Royal Household, and the King's Ministers.
Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Cumberland and
Gloucester were also present.
The honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, com-
manded by Sir George Pocock, their standard bearer,
formed two lines in the room, between which the deputa-
tion from the University advanced, making their obeisances
to the foot of the throne. _ .

The Duke of Wellington then read the address, which
was afterwards presented to his Majesty-, by whom it was
handed to Viscount Melbourne, as Secretary of State for
the Home Department. His Majesty returned a gracious
answer to the address. Several members of the Univer-
sity had thehonour to kiss the King's hand, and the de-
putation then withdrew.
The King then held a Levee, at which the following
had audiences of his Majesty :
The Count St. Martin D'Aglie, the Sardinian Minister,
on his return from a leave of absence.

The Chevalier de Vial, the Spanish Minister, to deliver
his re-credentials. _

The Marquis de Miratlores, Count Florida Blanca, to
deliver his credentials, as successor—to the Chevalier de
Vial from the Court of Spain.
Their Excellencies were severally introduced by Vis-
count Palmerston, Principal Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, and conducted by Sir Robert Chester, the Master
of the Ceremonies.

In the Circle, the following were presented to his Ma-
jesty :
Mons. Serruys, Charge d'Affaires from the King of the
Belgians at the Court of Lisbon, by M. Van de Weyer, the
Belgian Minister.
Reverend Calvin Colton, of New York, by Mr. Vail,
United States' Charge d'Affaires.
Count de Sercey, by the Prince de Talleyrand.
The following were also presented to his Majesty :
Lord Denman, on being created a Peer, by the Lord
Chancellor.

Mr. Sheriff Harmer, by Lord Viscount Melbourne.
Mr. Baron Williams, by the Lord Chancellor ; onwhich
occasion his Majesty was graciously pleased to confer the
honour of Knighthood upon him.
His Majesty held a Privy Council, which was attended
by the whole of the Members of the Cabinet (with the ex-
ception of Lord Holland) and the great officers of state.
Mr. Greville was the clerk of the council in waiting.
Mr. David Doyle was introduced, and re-sworn a mem-
ber of the Privy Council.
The Corporation of the City of London came to present
an Address to the King, and were introduced in a similar
manner as the Deputation from the University of Oxford
into the presence of the Sovereign.
There-were present the Lord mayor, the Sheriffs of Lon-
don and Middlesex, the Recorder, several Aldermen, the
City Remembrancer, the Comptroller, the Pleaders, the
Chamberlain, and a numerous body of the Court of i;om-
mon Council.

His Majesty received the Address on the throne. On
the right of the King stood the Marquis of 'Winchester-,
the Groom of the Stole, the Duke of Argyll, the Lord
Steward, and several Ministers. On his Majesty's left
were, the Earl of Albemarle, Master of the Horse; the
Treasurer of the Household, the Lord Chancellor, and
others of the Cabinet Ministers. The Recorder read the
Address to the King ; the prayer of which Was, that his
Majesty would empower the London University to grant
degrees. His Majesty, in answer to the Address, said that
he should refer the Petition, as he had other Petitions
on the same subject, to a Committee of his Privy Council.
At the Entree Levee were the Russian, Austrian, And
French Ambassadors ; the Sardinian, Neapolitan, Prus-
sian, Swedish, Wirtemberg, Belgic, Netherlands, Spanish,
Danish; Bavarian, Portuguese, razilian, Grecian, and
Saxon Ministers ; the United States and Ilanoverian
Charg6 d'Affaires • Baron Fagel ; Count Pollon, Secretary
to the Sardinian Legation • Mons. de Hummelaur, Secre-
tary to the Austrian Embassy ; Baron Rehausen, Secre-
tary to the Swedish Legation ; the Archbishop of York,
the Lord Steward, the Groom of the Stole the Master of
the Horse, the Vice-Chamberlain ; Lord Hill, Gold Stick
in Waiting; the Master-General of the Ordnance, the
Deputy Great Chamberlain, the Captain of the Yeomen
Guard, the President and Vice-President of the Board of
Trade, the Treasurer of the Household, the Master of the
Ceremonies ; Sir Wathen Waller, Extra Groom in Wait-
ing ; Mr. Backhouse, Under Secretary of State ; Master
of the Robes ; the Clerk Marshal ; Sir Augustus Clifford,
Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod; Major-General Mac-
donnell, Principal Equerry to the Queen ; the Marquis of
Thomond and Sir Frederick Trench, Aides-de-camp ;
Lord Saltoun, Field Officer in Waiting ; Colonel Horace
Seymour, Equerry in Waiting ; Lord Elphinston and Sir
Hilgrove Turner, Lord and Groom in Waiting ; Colonel
Bowater, Equerry ; and Master Graves, Page of Honour.
Among the general Company were--
DUKE—Of Sutherland.

MARQUIS—Of Londonderry.
EARLS—Selkirk, Abingdon, De Grey, Tyrconnel,
Charlemont, Mansfield, Norbury, Harwick, Bradford,
Lonsdale.

VISCOUNTS—Gage, Holmesdale, Ma}nard, Temple-
town, Alford.

LORDS—Byron, Suffield, Tenterden, Dunbovne, Fitz
Gerald, Douro, Oxmantown, H. Cholmondeley, Boscawen,
Prudhoe, Rolle, Arden, Somerville, Howard of Effingham,
Auckland, Dudley Stuart, Teynham.
RIGHT HONOIJRABLES—C. Grant, Sir R. Peel,
C. P. Thompson, C. Arbuthnot, the Lord Provost of
Edinburgh, Frankland Lewis, Sir E. Thornton.
i , HOMO RABLES—Captain J. Campbell, R.N.; Col.
Grant, M. ~ Mr. A. Pelham, It. 8.. Wilbraham, L.
Parsons, . Gage, Mr. Curzon, Mr. Howard, C. V. Har-
bord, Rev. W. Somerville, G. S. Vernon.
BISHOP—Of Carlisle. ' ''
DEAN—Of Windsor. _ _

SUB-DEAN—Of the Chapels Royal.
The LORD JUSTICE CLERK—Of Scotland.

SlRS—Wathen Waller, R. Fitz Wygram,_ Bart., Jas.
M'Adam, Edmond Stanley, Matthew Tierney, Bart., J.
D. Thomson, K.C.H., John Woolmore, John Johnstone,
John Croft, George Barlow, Chas. Lemony Gerard Noel,
J. Y. Buller, H. H. Campbell, Harris Nicolas, Charles
Burrell, George Shee, John Webb, Dudley Hill, John
Cathcart, John Mordaunt, Robert Graham, H. Willock.
REV. DOCTORS—Watson, Cole.

REV. MESSIEURS—J. R. Wood, G. H. Vachell,
Sir W. H. Cooper, John 3PEYoy, Charles Digby,
J. Clarke Haden.
D CT 0 R S—Somerville, Granville, Adolphus.
MESSIEURS--Chisholm (of Chisholm), E. Foley,
Gurney, E. Tierney, . John Round, George Wilkinson,
Charles Bague, Stafford Jerningham, Barrow, John W.
Bowden, W. Bridgeman Simpson, Sulivan, Coulson, Rid-
ley Colborne, Crawford, M.P., Charlton Whitmore, Ed-
mund Mortimer; S. K. Jarvis, M'Donald, H. St. George
Tucker, Campbell, Bannerman, M.P., E. I. Stanley,
Denison, Fector, Browne, M.P., Russell Ellice, Charles
Fitzherbert, Adams, Percy Burrell, Lyall, Edmund Phipps,
J. A. Davis, W. Stanley Clarke, Babbage, Jenkins,
Charles Boyle, Calcraft, M.P. , Plunkett, Pettigrew, R. C.
Mellish, Planta, Cooper Cooper, Seymour, Wray, Henry
Scott, Charles Gore, • Keith Douglas, W. Campbell, W.
Tooke, M. P._, Balfour, Charles Wood, Al. P.l Blair, Digby
Wrangham, Rodon, Caldwell, Plumptre, 31. P., Acton
Blount, George Burrard, John Taylor, and Morritt.
ADMIRALS--Sir Philip H. hurham, Lord de Sau-
marez, Sotheron, Sir George Martin, G.C.8., Sir James
H. Whitshed, Sir Francis Laforey, Sir Edward King,
Hall, Sir Davidge Gould, 'Sir Robert Stopford, Donelly,
Curzon, Sir Thomas Dumlas, Sir Courtenay Boyle, Sir
Charles Hamilton, Brace, Fellowes, Lord Colville, Adam,
Fleming, M'Kinley, Sir William Hotham, White, Sir T.
Hardy.
GENERALS—Sir W. Lumley, Sir T. Dallas, Sir E.
Stopford, Goldie, Sir Henry Wirde, Sir John Ross, Sir
T. Hammond, Sir John Vandeleur, Salmon, Sir Thomas
Montresor, Hon. Sir C. Colville, Sir Jordon Drummond,
the Earl of Cork, Sir L. Widdrington, Sir H. Askew, Sir

Evan Lloyd, Sir Warren Peacock, Sir Win. Inglis, Sir G.
Adams, Sir S. Hawkes, Sir S. Oswald, Sir G. Elder, Sir
T. Reynell, Sir R. Donkin.
CAPTAINS (Royal Navy)---Sir T. Fellowes, J.
Percy, Tomkinson, O'Grady, Grace, Hon. W. Gordon,
Inglefield, Hubert, Goate, 0. Vernon Harecourt, Edward
Stopford, Sir Richard Grant, G. Smith, Baynes.
COLONELS—Higgins, Keate, Sir Chas. Thorntcn,
Powell, Barrington, Steele, Hely Hutchinson, Lambert,
Elphinstone, Sir 0. Carey, Bye, Sir E. Miles, Waller,
S. Blane, Sir R. Dalrymple, Sir R. H. Dick, Sir W. De
Bathe, Prendergast, Henry Montague, Hon. E. Stopford,
' Hope, Walton, Sir J. Eustace, Purvis, Wodehouse, Dis-
browe, Sir J. Downman, Richardson, Chambers, Wobrige,
Gold, Cathcart, Hon. W. H. Gardner, Birch, Torrens,
COMMANDERS—Swinburne, Maconochie, George
Mansel.

MAJORS—Rivett Carnae, Sir Francis Head, 11. S.
Dickson, Hyde, Thornhill, Hall, Diggle, Ryan.
LIEUTENANTS (Royal Navy)—Holman, Stirling,.
Gladstone, Charteris, Jas. Campbell, G. St. Vincent
King, John Russell.

CAPTAINS—Lang, Smyth, Raines, Wood, Batters-
ley, Ridley, Fitzroy, Hamilton, Sir John Marshall, Wil-
liams, Price, O'Hara Raymond, Paterson, Houstoun,
Armstrong, Lothian, Dickson, Bentinck, Law.

LIEUTENANTS—Cox, Ackers, Shedden, G. Bagot
Gosset, Warde, Parker, C. J. Skyring, Tombs, Kennedy,
Marindin,, De Salis, Robert Hovendon.
CORNETS—OIiver, Maynard, Lord A. St. Maur,
John Rodon, Darnell, Hon. H. Cust.
ENSlGN—Wheeler, Alston, Granville, George Wyatt,
Arthur, Packs. _ _ _ _

The following were presented to his Majesty:—
Lord Tenterden, on coming to his title, by Lord Dudley
Stuart.

Sir John Woohnore, on being appointed a Knight Com-
mander of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order, :by Sir
Herbert Taylor.
The Right Hon. the Lord Provost of Edinburgh, by the
Lord Advocate of Scotland. _ _

Hon. and Rev. William Somerville, on accession of rank,
by Lord Somerville.
Captain O'Grady, R.N., on his return from the con-
tinent, by Captain Sir Thomas Fellows.
Sir Hugh Hume Campbell, by Sir Robert Peel.
The Lord Justice Clerk (of Scotland), by the Duke of

Montrose.
llon. Henry Gage.
Captain J. Percy, R.N., on his appointment to his Ma-
jesty's ship Canopus.
Sir Dudley Hill, on being appointed Governor of St. Lu-
cia, by the Secretary of State for the Colonies.
Rev. John APEvoy, on being appointed Chaplain to the
Honourable East India Company, by Lieut.-General
Sir H. Taylor.
Hon. L. Parsons, by the Earl of Rosse.
Mr. Edward Tierney, by Sir Matthew Tierney, Bart.
Mr. John Round, High Sheriff of Essex, by Viscount
Maynard.

Mr. Piercy Burrrell, by Sir Charles Burrell.
Mr. Charles Bague, of the Honourable Corps of Gentle-
men at Arms, by Lord Foley. '
Mr. George Wilkinson, of the Honourable Corps of Gen-
tlemen at Arms, by Lord Foley.
Sir John Yarde Buller, by Lord Rolle.
Admiral Sir George Martin, G. C. 8., on his appointment
as Vice-Admiral of the United Kingdom.
Mr. S. R. Jarvis, High Sheriff of the County of Southamp-
ton, by the Earl of Albemarle.
Mr. E. Mortimer, by General Sir C. Grant.
Captain 0. V. Harcourt, R.N., on his appointment to his
Majesty's ship North Star.
Rev. G. H. Vachell, M.A., on being appointed Chaplain
to his Majesty's Superintendents at Canton, by Viscount
Palmerston.
Lieut.-Colonel Higgins, on receiving the Royal Hanove-
rian Guelphic Order, by Major-General Sir C. Dalbiac,
Doctor Adolphus, Inspector-General of hospitals, on re-
turning from Jamaica, by Lieut.-General Sir H. Taylor.
Mr. W. B. Simpson, bey the Earl of Bradford.
Mr. Plunkett, by Mr. S. Rice.
Mr. C. Boyle, by Viscount Palmerston.
Mr. Jenkins, Deputy Lieutenant for Shropshire, by the
Earl of Powis, Commander Swinburne, on his return
from the Mediterranean, by Sir J. Graham.
Rev. J. C. Haden, on his appointment as Priest in Ordi-
nary of his Majesty's Chapels Royal, by the Bishop of

London.
Mr. Browne, M.P., on his appointment to be Vice-Lieu-
tenant of the county of Mayo, by Lord Althorp.
Lieut Holman, R. N. K. W., by the Right Hon. the Earl
of Ripon.
Captain Smyth, by Colonel Fox, Aide-de-Camp to the
King.
Captain Hamilton, Scots Fusileer Guards, on his marriage,
by Admiral Sir C. Hamilton.
Lieut. G. St. Vincent King, on being appointed Flag-
Lieutenant to Admiral Sir R. King, by Sir J. Beresford.
Lieut. J. Russell, R.N., on promotion, by Sir J. Graham.
Captain Raymond, on promotion, by the Duke of Gordon.
Captain Paterson, by Sir W. de Bathe, Bart.
Captain Houston, on his return frobmyLGieiobufrttal.h.taeGroe,nrbdeyranaLlnocre.
Captain Sird
Capt. A riLn.istpirocukgs,obny,
promotion,
tot
Master-General
H. G. Campbell, K. C.B.
Captain Law, by General Hodgson.
_ _

Captain Price, on promotion, by Earl Falmouth.
Lieutenant Ackers, on promotion, by Lord Hill.
Lieutenant G. Bagot Gossett, by General Sir W. Pringle.
Lieutenant C. F. Skyring, on his going abroad, by Major-
General Pilkington.
Lieutenant Parker, by General Sir H. Grey.
Lieutenant Tombs, by General Sir S. Hawker.
Lieutenant Kennedy, by the Master-General of the Ord-

nance.
Lieutenant De Salis, by General Sir C. Dalbiac.
Lieutenant R. Hovendon, by Sir W. Bathe, Bart.
Cornet Darnell, on his appointment, by General Sir L

Widdrington. .
Cornet John Rodon, by his father, Mr. Rodon.
Cornet. Lord A. St. Monro, on appointment, by Lord Hill.
Cornet Hayward, on appointment, by Lord Hill.
Cornet Oliver, on appointment, by Lord Hill.
Cornet Cust, on appointment, by Earl Brownlow.
Ensign Alston, by General Sir W. Gordon.
Rear-Admiral Sir T. Hardy, on his appointment to Green-
wich Hospital, by Sir J. Graham.
Mr. Blair, _on his return from the Continent, by the Earl

ofMr. Cu
Herirti:y"Sn.
St. George Tucker, Chairman of the East
India Company,'bv the Right Hon. Charles Grant.
Mr. Wm. Stanley Clarke, Deputy Chairman of the East
India Company, by the Right Hon. Charles Grant.
Mr. Fector, by Rear-Admiral Sir R. Laurie.
Admiral Sir R. Stopford, on his appointment as Rear-
Admiral of the United Kingdom, by Sir J. Graham.
Mr. Crawford, M.P. for London, by Mr. W. J. Denison.
Colonel Sir Thomas Downman, on his appointment to the
command of the Royal Artillery in Ireland, by Lieut.-

Gen. Sir J. Kempt.
Lieut.-Colonel Wobrigg, Royal Marines, on his promo-
tion by Major-General Sir James Cockburn, Bart.
Mr. Pettigrew, to present his Work on Egyptian Mum-
mies, dedicated, by permission, to his Majesty.
Major Dickson, by Lieut.-General Sir H. Taylor.
Major Hall, by the Master-General of the Ordnance.
Lieut.-Colonel Chambers, on his return from the West

Indies, by Lieut.-General Sir H. F. Campbell, K.C.B.
Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. Wm. H. Gardner, R. A., on his
return from Malta, by Sir J. Kempt.
Major Sir Francis Head, on receiving the Guelphic Order,
by the Earl of Clarendon.
Ensign Geo. Wyatt, by Colonel Wodehouse.
Ensign Arthur Pack, by General Sir H. Taylor.
Ensign Granville, by Dr. Granville.
Assistant-Surgeon, J. A. Davis, by the Master-General of
the Ordnance.
The Recorder of London made a report to the King in
Council. - _ _ . -

The Cabinet Ministers, and the Lord Chief Justice of
England were present at the reading of the Report.
The King gave audience to the Marquis of Winthester,
Viscounts Palmerston and Melbourne, the Marquis of
Lansdowne Earl Grey, the Duke of Richmond, Sir James
Graham, Sir James Kempt, Lord Hill, and Mr. Secretary
Stanley.
His Majesty gave a grand dinner in the evening to the
Knights Grand Crosses of the Most Honourable Military
Order of the Bath. The Knights came in full costume,
wearing the collar, star, or jewel of the order. They
assembled in one of the state rooms ( Queen Ann's Room).
Dinner having been served in the Banquetting-room, his
Majesty, preceded by the Treasurer of the Household, and
the Lord Steward, led the way through the Portrait
Gallery, which was lined by a party of the Yeomen of the
Guard, under the command of Mr. Pearson, the Exon in
Waiting. The Duke of Cumberland, the Duke of Glou-
cester, the Duke of Gordon, the Duke of Wellington and the
other Knights followed. The band of the Royal Artillery,
stationed in an ante-room at the end of the gallery,_ played
" God save the King," as the company passed: The Ban-
quetting-room presented a very splendid appearance. A
new sideboard was erected at the end of the room, on
which was displayed a superb assortment of plate. In the
middle was a large salver, on which was represented in
alto relievo, the battle in which the Emperor Adrian de-
feated Zenobia. On one side of this salver was the royal
Standard, and on the other the Union Jack ; beneath this
was an ivory vase mounted in gold, exquisitely carved ;
on the lowest compartment of the sideboard was a Gothic
cup, containing representations of Scriptural subjects in
enamel. In addition to the above, besides a number of
magnificent pieces of plate, were a beautiful nautilus,
mounted by Cellini, and a goblet, part of which is formed
by medallions of various members of the House of Bruns-
wick ; the arrangement of the sideboard was under the
superintendence of Mr. J. C. Mead.
-His Majesty sat immediately in front of the side-board,
having the Duke of Cumberland on his right hand, and the
Duke of Gloucester on his left. _ _ _

The following Knights Grand Crosses of the Order were
present :—Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Cumber-
land and Gloucester, Lord De 'Saurnarez, Lord Howden,
the Duke of Wellington, Sir George H. Barlow, Bart.,
Lord Viscount Strangford, Lord Viscount Beresford, Lord
Lynedoch, Lord Cowley, Sir Edward Paget, Lord Hill,
Lord Stuart de Rothsay, Sir George Nugent, Bart., Sir
Wm. Keppel, Sir George Lowry Cole, the Marquis of

Londonderry, Sir William Henry Clinton, qtr ,----„,,
Colville, Sir James Kempt, Sir Gordon Drummond, 7'1.1,
George T. Walker, Sir Thomas Hislop, Lord Heytes'Air,),.
ELodrwdarHdoTwharotml otfon7fisngirhaHmar,
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of Gordon, Lord Farnborough, Sir George Martin, '''
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Wald, Sir Henry Fan ,e Sir Edward Codrington, Sir ~
ford Canning, Sir Robert Gordon, Sir G. Martin, !!r
Sir Henry Warde, Hon. Sir William H. Durham, 't
James Hawkins Whitshed, Sir Phil C.
John Byng, Sir Robert Stopford, ir Ronald Fergusos:
Sir Janie,
of Rosslyn, the Da!‘:-:
BLarutin. ,ieSy.i,r. John
Hard,,
Willoughby Gordon, Bart., Sir Thos. Masterman,
Bart., Lord Viscount Palmerston, Sir Davidge Gould,'
las, Sir C. Sutton ; and also the following
George Anson, Sir John 0. Vandeleur, Sir Thomas 12,,,,
Genealogist, Walter Aston Blount, Esq.,
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Arms ; Algernon Greville, Esq., Registrar and Belts.
Sir William Woods, Gentleman Usher ; G.
F.
Seconi
Esq., J. Pulman, Esq., and the Secretary to the also
and Third Classes, Sir Harris Nicolas. There were
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present at the dinner the Lord Steward, the Treasurere of,':
the Household, the Master of the Household, th L ~
• Hijgroi
Groom in Waiting, Lord Elphinstone, and Sir
Turner.
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The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria,
and drove in Hyde-park yesterday. vith he
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Wife? visited
the Exhibition Rooms in Bond-street, yesterday,
the newly-invented instrument, the Concordia.
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The Duke of Gloucester honoured the ltaltian, of 31.
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Barley, Malting --- 265. to 325. --. Grinding- •••:',„ to
Oats ...,..............-...,-, 20s. to 255.."".. 01d,.......-, `-,,. to. gag.
Pease....-.---. 313 to 355...... Old---•-• „,,, to a'
Pease ... ....- :10s. to 365. ....... Grey..,..,- ''" •
- 0'
MANCHESTER, Apr 112. , „,. to 94'0
Wheat, per 701 b. Bs. Od. to Bs. 2d. Red ...... is•-'„' 3 )
Barley, per 601 b 5 0 5 6 0at5...... 3 ' 59
Beans, per Imperial quarter
.to
Pease, White, per Imperial bushel - . 113 0 6 0
Malt, per 6 Imperial bushels
40 0
Ficur, per Sack e f 280Ib
LEWES MA RK ET.-April 15 €,2 15
White Wheat (per quarter) .E 2 12 oto -''',2 8?,
lied ditto 2 4 It j 11
Barley lecyal.c:-..
itl,2 lot?
og
per t tol 11(3) "0
.7:..,,,--...-....______.-.....,
Oats, New
Pease..-. --.... 110 0 hou.:lo'
C H FM'S NHA 51 Al Aitti E r. -April 15. d. 10 1cl•
l'er Bushel s. d. to set I'm lb. .61 li
Wheat
Barley 3 0 3 9 Mutton .................. 4 .
Oats 2 6 3 3 Veal ...................... ,i., I
Boons
Pease 5 0 7 0 Lamb ............ ... .....• v
Hay ............ 31. leis to 3/. 15g. Od• Per ton.
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TS.
IRIS" Ai
A "E.!(P'l'it„)sv, April 11.
DUBLIN gAnKili.N‘).l From. . To Averog.,'e
17 0 .28 0 V 5
736 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone
......
250 Bete .........----.... 16 stone 10 3 10 6 11 8
315 Barley ...... 16 stone 10 3 14 6 1 7,
2,200 Oats ...« ..----- W. stone 8 0 12 0 .
1,011 Oatmeal- __. 8 stone 9 0 13 0 '
10
Sed to (taker; only. o ii
11,431 Cwt. Flout ----............... 12 0 18 _.. oett. 01,
15,792 Cwt. Flour---,... 9 stone 5 0 18 0 -, 5 /
Average price of Wheat and Flour 383. 4il. ..
Receipts of Flour, 11,7721 ''' from 12s. a' 9S. '-
Sales of Do. 13 792 SeCfMIS, ....•• ~0. to
' Thirds,.-...... from 0..
44
?RICE Or BREAD, ..............-
S2uartern Loaf ---.-....-.71,46. I Half Quartern
First. --..... from 16s1. ed• %Ill:: 'l,.i.j•
CORK MARKETS.-Aprill2. 0,..6d. ,
Wheat (per 20st.) - 6
11
Barley (per 16st.)
Oats (per 14st.)
0 • 04'...
Flour (per cwt.) 5 0 ill 0
Oatmeal (ner cwt.) lO d to; -

mclonderry, Sir William Henry Clinton, Sir Clarte,'
~lville, Sir James kempt, Sir Gordon Drummondreorge T. Walker, Sir Thomas Hislop, Lord Heyteourjr
ird Howard of Effingham the Earl of Rosslyn, the Dug°
Gordon, Lord Fai%borOugh, Sir George Martin,
lward Thornton, Sir Harry Neale, Bart., Sir John
ald, Sir Henry Fane, Sir Edward Codrington, Sir St
)rd Canning, s
Whitshed Sir Robert Gordon, jrS G. Martin,
Imes Hawkin
Byng, Sir Robert ' Sir PhiStopford, ir Ronald el
l C. H. Durham,
F
it Henry Warde, Hon. Sir William Lumley, Sir .
Willoughby Gordon, Bart., Sir Thos. Masterman,
i.art., Lord Viscount Palmerston, Sir Davidge Gould,
reorge Anson, Sir John 0. Vandeleur, Sir Thomas p.
Sir C. Sutton ; and also the following
lenealogist, Walter Aston Blount, Esq., natl! lung
!•nis ; Algernon Grevilie, Esq., Rgistrar and Seereta!'
?r William Woods, Gentleman Usher; G. F. Bei'
,sq., J. Pulman, Esq. and the Secretary to the
id Third Classes, Sir' Harris Nicolas. There were
7esent at the dinner the Lord Steward, the Treasurer
Household,ie the Master of the Household, th 0,
,room in Waiting, Lord Elphinstone, and Sir Hilgr
'burner. officers

Oatmeal (per ci:
CORK MAR KETS.—April PI ‘,3s.tid•
Wheat (per ‘...Mst.)
Barley (per 16sr.)
Oats (per 14st.)
Flour (per cwt.)
rite 011' ;
Beef, sd. to lid. ; Mutton, sd. to 6d. ; Veal, 6,..,,crib•
Pork, 2d. to t'/(1. ; Fresh Butter, 10d. to Ld• ,
To thc C666.°'tri.
First Quality 76s. ....................... _,
Second 75 ........................
,I;
Thirds 3 ..................... _
Fourth
Fifth 3O ................ 11', •
Sixth 22 ........................ 1"'
10 the Merchants•
g

• ',I;
CLONMELL MARKETS --APril 11. s. e
Per Cwt. 5 li go ;,5 0-' 6
s. d. 8. d. 12
New Butter 72 oto 73 0 Hides (ran) ......• ‘,l 0 • ...
Oatmeal 11 0 II" 3 Bacon Pigs. .......... 0 0
Rendered Lard 38 0 0 Heads .............. 1 • .., 0
Per Bag. ... 0 ...,
Flour, Second — 0 al 01 Flour, Third'..... 1 0
—Household-- 0 28 o, Fourths•••• ..• 6
Per Barrel.
13
0 —olBoaas
Barley.. .......••
... ..:.:.......... ::1 I 3 .‘1 g
0 II
0c
) 0
5 Per Stone. (I 0
,
0 13l Tallow (rougbio. a 5, A
ELL 0 5i1P0tat0e5............ 0,,
Per Pound. 0 4 0
I 21 Mutton ............... 0 0 t :24:'
0 41Veal ................ „is. oie
WheAt 141 413'
KILKENNY.—Butter 784 to 78s. per cwt. ; to I tor, ell
per barrel ; Flour 138 tu 295. per bag; Oats IN . me 041
rel ; Barley Ils. to I3s. ; Beef 3d. to 334. per OlVeit-;
to kl. ; Potatoes 4d. per stone; Coals s. Id. Per
Pigs 225. to 445. Pd. per cwt.

Rapeseed 20
Bere 10

W heat
Oats. 0

Fresh Butter 1 0
Beer 0 3

r.

SCOTCH MARKETS t„ a lig' .e. „15‘
HADDINGTON CORN M A itx.E.r.---r ,-,,,4;
~--,
Wheat. Barley. I Oats. 1 l'eas„e
,' '4" i trl
Uirst s6s Od 31s Od 21s 64 :0, 1,1 %,:., 0.,
Second s2s Od 28s Od 20s Od 273 u",,,, W..; OW'
Third
There were 3:8 qrs. of Wheat in market, 310 where,'
5.13 Unsold --0 Grcy. wog
Average V. 125.6 d. 6-'"- n s•
, ~nll-• 5c31;,1
DALKIETH CORN MAR K.ET.--tv, ,4 'IA'
Wheat. Barley. Oats. realide• ;17, (-
First s7s Od $O4 Od 21s 9d 32„„' "... ' '
na 0,
Second ri2s (Id 236 Od ISs 4d ;$-',.„,i nj"--.
Third.-- 39s Od 24s 03 , lis 4d :04 - . • '

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G. Rostock, tailor, ()Id Cavenclish-sstrke.cti .......................
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thethe 11 tthh atat D
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JamesobfuoOrOgn::l Whitshed Hawkins,d nfanto.-,
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the Rev. John Tyrwhitt Drake, Olenfr.-:laaoFnrs°eoarit:lSdn'a. Shad
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MARRIED. soft°,
of liuckworth, Hants, to Catherine Harriett
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Dillon, eldest daughter of the late Thor
Rich On.
(I,of sat:l,,eactkßhaitoausspee,ek
:B.:iersirßtnsb:T:!:::,t
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Mount Dillon, Dublin.
Frederick Dayrolles, Esq., late of theCthhtietOisrtaclni):l:\clec[ll:;.3l:;tc!d:tia;V:i:l6lol:tee'o4:4:'l
to enrietta Louisa, second daughter a Lew" ty•
On the lath inst., at St. Mary le
tr
Theyre Smith, M.A., to Sarah Maria, young
Stephen Cox, Esq., of Nottingham-street, St. Dlol,ivn:
On the 1 lth inst., George Birmingham Cr000b„
t lith:oeidn:a4ol%;l:aigrmia,aingste.edco7n6d. daughter tighter of Richard FT
03:
LoOn:otnhe. 16ptrhinitne(sti.,aatn DuhboiluiEssheile;l
Strall4t.
at the San Offioe, No. 112,