The Sun.
London, England, 1832-06-15 00:00:00

THE QUEEN'S DRAWING-ROOM.

aterday the Queen held a Drawing-room at the
K “z's Palace, St. James's, which was announced as being
th I Ist which her Majesty will hold this season.
The Duchess of Kent came in state, attended by Lady
lotte St. Maur and Sir John Conroy, in two car-

es, escorted by a party of the Life Guards.
e Duke of Gloucester came in state, attended by Co-

1,, el Higgins and four other attendants.
Prince Albert of Prussia, with his suite, cline in one of
tb King's carriages.
Rus.ina Ambassador and the Speaker of the House
of C Hilinons came in state.

The Ihnourable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners lined

th, Pre,ence Cli.imber and the Picture Gallery, under the
co ,unand of Sir George Pocock, the standard bearer, and
Wikon, the King's harbinger.
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The Yeomen Guard lined the Guard Chamber and the
G ileries, under the command of Messrs. Charles Hancock
an I Curti, the Exons in Waiting.
TVVO of the tallest Life Guardsmen were stationed on
the grand staircase.

Lietachinent of the Life Guards mounted as a Guard
of Honour, with their band of twenty-six performers in
stt.te-dresses : they performed various fashionable pieces
during the time the Court was held.
Their Majesties entered the State Rooms soon after two'
o'c ock, and appeared in excellent health.
The King was attended by the Great Officers of State;
L.trd Lifford, the Lord in Waitit,g ; and Admiral Sir R.
o:way, the Groom in Waiting. Mr. Dobell and Mr.
Hulse, the State Pages, were in attendance on his Majesty.
The Queen stood in front of the Throne to the left of
th, King. Her Majesty was attended by—
Lady Clinton (in Waiting), the Marchioness of West-
meath, Countess Brownlow, Lady William Russell, Lady
Pedingfield, Lady Isabella Weanyms, Mrs. Hope, Mrs. B.
P 'get, Miss Bagot, Miss De Roos, Miss Hope Johnston,
Aliss Bayle (in Waiting), and Mr. Shoemack, Principal
Page to her Majesty. The Princess Augusta, the Duchess
of Kent, and the Duchess of Cumberland stood near the
Queen.

Their Majesties kept up an animated conver,atipn with
their Royal relatives, attendants, and some of the company,
during the afternoon.
Baron Falck, the Netherlands Ambassador; and Prince
Talley rand, the French Ambassador, lad private audiences
of her Majesty to take leave.
Lieutenant Annesley, of the Prussian Cuirassier Guards,
was presented to the Queen by Baron Bulow, the Prussian
M in iste r.

Captain Finch, of the American Navy, and the Rev. C.
S. Stewart, Chaplain in the United States Naval Service,
were presented to her Majesty by Mr. Vail, the American
Cliargé d'Affaires.
The Chevalier de Lisboa, Secretary of Legation, was
presented to her Majesty by the Chevalier de Mattos, the
Brazilian Minister.

Colonel le Schamhoort and Count Groeben, of the suite
of Prince Adalbert, and Count Louis Donhoff, Captain of
the Prussian Garde du Corps, were presented to the Queen
by Baron Bulow, the Prussian Minister.
The above official persons were conducted by Sir Robert
Chester, the Master of the Ceremonies.
The following were in the Entrée circle :
Prince Adalbert of Prussia (attended by two Aids-de-
Camp,) the Russian Ambassador and Princess Lieven, the
Netherlands and French Ambassadors, the Neapolitan
Minister and Countess Ludolf, the Bavarian Minister, the
Prussian Minister and Baroness Bul,w, Madame Bermu-
dez, (the Lady of the Spanish Minister) the Wirtemburg
Minister, the Mexican Minister and Madame and M idlle.
Gorostiza, the Hanoverian, Saxon, and Brazilian Alinistert,
the Dan'sh, Swedish, Sardinian, Austrian, and United
States Charges d'Affaires; the Baron de Wesseuburg, the
Austrian Minister on a special mission ; Count Matusze-
vie, the Russian Minister on a special mission ; General
G-iblet, on a special mission from Belgium ; Prince Paul
Lieven, the Secretary to the NetLeilands Embassy ; the
Secretaries to the Neapolitan and Prussian Missions, Count
Michel Woronzow, Count di Auto, the Archbishop of
Canterbury, the Bishop of Worcester, Cerk of the Clo-
et ; the Lord President, the First Lord of the Treasury,
the Secretaries of State for the Home, Foreign, and Co-
lonial Departments ; the First Lord of the Admiralty,
the Secretary of State for Ireland, the Lord Chamberlain,
the Master of the Horse, the Groom of the Stole, the
Captain of the Honourable Gorps of Gentlemen Pen-
sioners, the Captain of the Yeomen Guard, the Master-
General of the Ordnance, Viscount Combermere (Gold
Stick in Waiting) the Speaker of the House of Commons,
the Treasurer of the Household, the Comptroller of the
Household, the Master of the Buck Hounds, Mr. Under
Foreign Secretary Backhouse, the King's Harbinger, Mr.
Sergeant Taddy (her Majesty's Attorney. General), Mr.
Sergeant Merewether (her Majesty's Solicitor-General),
the Mister of the Ceremonies, Sir Philip Sidney, (Equery
in Waiting), Sir Wathen Waller (Extra Groom in Wait-
ing), the Rev. Dr. Blomberg (Deputy Clerk of the Coset),
and the Rev. Dr. Russell (Head Master of the Charter-
House.)

♦mong the company were....
DUKES—Portland, Northumberland, Buccleuell, Gor-
don, Montrose,

Duchess Northumberland.

Marquess Conyngham.

MA RctuoxssEs—Londonderry, Conyngbaw, Lans-
downe.

EARLS—Macclesfield, Caledon, Brownlow, Leitram,
Orkney, Selkirk, Bandon, Normanton, Stanhope.
Coormsgs—Mountcharles, Amherst, Romney, Linn--
ick, Dorothy of Newburgh, Verulaw, Balearnt., Selkirk,
Orkney, Stanhope, Caledon, Le Pelletier de Molande Lei-
trim, Bandon, Albermarle.
ViscooNTS—Ashbtook, Clive, Sidmouth, Hereford,
Cole, Boringdon, Bernard, Eastnor, Encombe.
VISCOUNTESSES—Andover, Eastnor.
Loans.—Suffield, Stafford, St. Helens, Lilford, Don-

Boyne, Albert Conynghatn, Frederick Fitzclarence, Stan-
ley, Petre, Oakley, Skelmersdale, Godolphin, Hotham,
Howard Mahon, Berners, Dynevor, Mostyn, Dunalley, A.
Lennox, Alvanley, Churchill.
LABlES...—Hervey Bathurst, Harriet Bentinck, Suffield,
Harriet Baring, Pynn, Mildmav, Hawkins Whitshed,
Fisher, Lucy Clive, Charlotte St. Maur, Beckett, Mary-
borough, Isabella Wemyss, Caroline Mot ant, Graham,
Dorothy Eyre, Barbara Eyre, Bellew, Charlotte Marsham,
Gordon, S. Cust, Caroline Russell, Godolphin, Grey
Egerton, Petre, Gibney, Augusta Paulett, Gordon Cum-
ming, Teynham, G. North, Weller, Dowager Blackett,
Clarke, Dowager Langford, Blanche Somerset, Jemima
Eliot, Emma Portman, Nicols, Nugent, Donkin, Scott,
Anne Cruikshank, Scott, S. North, C. Underwood, Mos-
ryn, Sophia Marsham, C. Cavendish, J. Douglas, Mont-
fort, Montresor, R. Stewart, Walsingham, Graham, Al :t-
-clean, Brenton, Keats, Harriet Bernard, Sutton, Montagu,
G. Vandeleur, Willoughby, Burnet, Warburton, Martin,
Mary Dondas, Alexander Campbell, Mary Ross, H. P.
Galloway, Dowager Arundel, Isabella Blachford, Adam,
Bateson, Paget, Dunalley, Smith, Harriet Hoste, W.
Anson, S. Smith, Churchill, Chapman, F. Beauclerk,
Cullum.
Bishop of Hereford—Governor Penn.
HONOURABLES—Mrs. Mundy, Harvey, Major Deve-
reux, Mrs. Hawkins Whitsbed, Mrs. Frances Stanhope,
Mrs. Fane, the Dean of Norwich, Miss.ll. Rowley, Mrs.
E. Hobhouse, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Miss Georgiana Jerning-
ham, Essex Lloyd, Elizabeth Lloyd, Robert Smith, Mrs.
Leigh, E. Stewart, T. F. W. Butler, Captain Pellew,
R.N., Mrs. J.jßroderick, Mrs. Bootle Wilbraham, Augus-
tus Moreton, Mrs. Dyneley, Richard Bootle Wilbraham,
E. S. Jerningham, Mrs. Pellew, Miss Bootle Wilbraham,
Lady Harvey, Lady Borough, T. H. Jolly, Mrs. Port-
man, Mr. Harris, Lady Edmonstone, Miss Spencer, H.
Spencer Law, Mrs. A. Thelluson, Mrs. Hanbury Tracey,
Mrs. George Disbrowe, Mrs. Trevor, John Henniker,
Mrs. Fleetwood Pellew.

Srns—H. Turner, H. Penn, J. Whatley, J. Conroy,
B. Taylor, J. Gibney, P. Grey Egerton, P. Bellew, 11.
Willoughby, A. Hood, Bart. G. W. Cumming, George
Chetwynd, E. Smythe, G. Noel, M.P. C. Clarke, F.
Burdett, W. Blizaid, J. S. Lillie, W. Burnett, W. Guise,
R. Sutton, T. Gooch, R. Bateson, C. Aldis, J. M,Gregor,
B. Codrington, J. Macdonald, R. Inglis, G. Shee.
REVEREND DOCTORS-Wahnsley, Blomberg, Russell,
Nolan, Sleeth.

DocTogs—Spurgin, Aldis, Runny, Grenville.
ALDERMAN—Birch.

RXVEItEND MESSIEUUS.--C. S. Steward, W. Cooper
Sir T. Cullum, Bart., J. H. Sadler, Sir J. G. Thomas,
Bert., G. W. St. John, C. Wodworth, W. Cooper, J.
W. Mackie, E. L. Suttoon, R. B. Brpan, Mt R. Scott,
A. B. Boatel', H. C Cast.
Mrssas—W. Camac, F. Munday, Hawkins, Whitshed,
Nash Edwards Vaughan, Edwards Vaughan, Brigstoek,
Conroy, Herries, Vandeleur, Fyler, Thomas Fairfax, 'I,
Estcourt, R. Dundns, W. Everett, D. 11. Morier, H.
Hughes, M.P., Henry Earle, Duncan Campbell, Bertia
Mathew, Stratton Marsham, John Rolls, E. Ellice, John
Tyndale, Metcalfe, Janer, Francis Pigott, Howard, Buller,
Norton, Edward Pearson, Yarde Buller, Spicer, natio,
Charles Cochrane, George Cochrance, Boyce, Russell,
Hasings, Dent, Anthony C. King, Stratford Dugeale,
James Hall, J. M. Phillipps, Thomas R.A.,
William Paynter, Henry Irvine, Meek, William C Cooper,
Gerald Fitzgerald, Aubiey)
E. J. Jones, Caxton, ALP.,
J. E. Baillie, A. Drummond, Walrond. R. S. 1-loilorri,
Dloyd, D. Chisholm, Vigors, Beaumont, 1)
S. Clarke Jervoise, Welby, M.P., Poeklington,
Maenabb, Littledale, G. L. Russell, Sinclair, J. I. Briggs,

Burton, Long, S. L., Pox, Portman, C. J. Wynne,
M. P., Mayde, A. Sanford, Roe, Gwyn, Gurney,
Swift, Blunt, Dutton, Daniell, Pickersgill, R.N.
William Read, Cooper Cooper, Hurt Sitwell, Kerr,
Poynter, John W. Bowden, F. Cregoe, Charles Bogle,
Farqn'harson, Bagwell, G. W. Hope, E. Buller, Totten-
ham, James Mills, Hamilton Earle, Augustus Stapleton,
J. Morier, T. 0. Gascoigne, Bloekstone, Newdegate,
Croker, G. Tudor, Chichester, M.P., Robert Burrell, C.
Antrobus, A. Lewis, Halewell, Bushe, Munro, Dehany,
Reynard, Trotter, W. Temple, G. Hamilton, T. Le Mar-
chant Saumarez, C. R. Vaughan.

MtsTazsszs-..-R. Grange, W. Camac, 0.
Norton, Backhouse, Williams, B. MativeW, G. Penn, R.
Williams, C. Antrobus, E. L. Sutton, Gurney, W. C.
Cooper, 0. Gore, General Darby Griffiths, S. C. Jer-
voli,e, Brigstock, Buller, Colonel D. H. Bellasis, G.
Aiildmay, E. nro.
-•-J) Beaumont, C. M. Sutton, E. Buller,
J. B. Fyler, J. W. Bowden, Trevor, T. V. Stonehouse,
G. Holford, J. Thompson, D. Darner, A. Sanford, R.
H. Stanhope, C. Strode, Welles, Bryan, Hamilton, H.
Earle, D. Morier, Elwood, M. IL Scott, Littledale, J. L.
Clayton, G. Clayton, Buxton, Aubrey, Joy, Welby,
Brander, Burton, C. J. Wynne, Paynter, A. P. Ha-
milton, George Tudor, Cottin, Rous, Dehany, Longue-
ville Clarke, William Gosling, Langbam Christie, Thos.
Chaplin, Newdegate, Spicer, Berkeley Maxwell, Brooke,
Severn, Clement Archer, Smith, G. Pechell, Cooper
Cooper, Le iltarchant Saumaret, Saumsrez.
MassEs—Grange, Harvey, Backhouse, Dormer, Bate-
son, Katherine Stewart, Smythe, Gertrude Smythe,
Vaughan, Fanny Stanhope, Granville Pen Elizabeth
Bertie Mathew, Angela Burdett, Bertie Mathew, inning-
ham, Martin, Julia Boucherett, Georgina de Grey, A melia
Edmonstone, Fanny Hanhury Tracy, Crego, Henrietta de
Grey, Eliza Thompson, Hanbury, Tracy, Granville, Bran-
der, Elizabeth Paget, Charlotte Addinton, Berries, Hen.
rietta Addington, Adam, Campbell, Crosbie, Sarah Ctosbit,
Elizabeth Long, Julia Knight, Hamilton, Angelina Bran-
der, Egerton, Grace Knatchhull, Louisa Clayton, Frances
Clayter, Eleanor Light, Smyth, Ttous, Mary Nicolls,
Nicolls, Clarke, Louisi Ttaikes, Ward, Swift, Jane Swift,
Caroline Roue, Watkins, Craker, Severn, Ann Broderick,
Montagu, Burnett, Arden, Margaret Burnett, Beauclerk,
Sarah H. Shippard, Herries, Esdaile, Araudell, Caroline
Graves, Olivia Strutt, Strutt, C, Cooper.
ADMIRALS—Sir James Whirehed, Sir Robert Otway,
Sir Henry Blackwood, Sir J. Brenton, Vansittart, Hony-
man, Scott, Sir Graham Hamond.

GENERALS..—Mundy, Sir W. Hutchinson, Darling,
Brooke, Sir John Dalrymple, Sir Frederick Adam, Sir
Charles Wale, Hon. J. Brodrick, Sir John Maclean, Sir
Parker Carrol, Sir Jasper Nicoll., K.C.8., Sir Henry
Montresor, Sir G. Walker, Straton, Blommart, Sir G. B.
Fisher, K.C.B, W. Stuart, W. Scott, Eustace, Sir Si-
gismund Smith, Sir J. Slade, Sir William Anson, Crosby,
Sir R. Donkin, Sir C. Doyle.
Cor.oNzts—Sir John Harvey, Sir Charles Thornton,
Poten, Story, Dickson, Campbell, W. W. Burrowes,
Spink, Peach, Dorville, Williamson, Sir R. Armstrong,
Currey, J. Tod, Money, C. 8., Reeve, Sir John Burke,
Frederick Walker, Sir J. Kennard Shaw. Llewellyn,
Shawe, Elwood, Bowen, Molyneux, Davis, Disbrowe,
D. H. Bellases, Elphinstone, Kennedy Clarke, Sir Archi-
bald Murray, Sir George Hoste, Sir Archibald Maclaine,
Sir Robert H. Dick, Money, GB., Sir H. Douglas,
K. C. 8., Sir R. Gill.

Maaons—James Anderson, Macdonald, Garvock, R.
James, Dyneley, Smith, Nutt, Slade, Hall, Charles Irvine,
Hyde, Hillard, G. Halford, Blanchard.
CarrAuss—Cates, Dacres, R.N., Cavendish, Bryan,
Sir William Beauchamp Proctor, R.N., Bourchier, R N.,
Darby Griffith, Gooch, Brenton, R.N., Christie, Hoste,
R.N., Berkeley Maxwell, R.N., Price, RN., Hon. J.
Pellew, R.N., Henry Price, Kendall, Leveson Gower,
Thornton, RN., Dashwood, R.N., Stewart, Pring, R.N.,
Robinson, Lewis Davies, C. 8., R.N., Jodrell Leigb,
R N., Fulton, Williams, Bowyer, R.N., Hicks Beach,
Nugent, Gould, George Pechell, R.N., Codrington, Ver-
sturrne, Edward Mildmay, Riley, Mildmay, R.N., Hugh
Cook, R.N., Turner, Curteis, Edmund Waller, R.N.,
Beauchamp St. John, A. Shippaxd, R.N., Winoington,
Barneby, Parker.
COMMANDERS—Ambrose Crofton, Henry West, J.
Sykes, M'Konochie, Ricketts, G. W. Matson, R. Craigie,
Ray ley.

Lzin-rmaNTs—Conroy, Ackerley, R.N., J. C. Somer-
ville, William Allen, R.N., Sharpin, Robert Dwyer, C.
H. Darling, Lake, Freeman Murray, Fyler, James Camp-
hell, J. J. Best, Augustus F. Tracey, Hon. James Lind-
say, R.N., Wingfield, Gr.ham Kinnaird, R N., Bulkeley,
Annesley, A. P. Le Neve, R.N., W. A. Wil:is, R.N.,
William Fulford, Stacpoole, J. Lloyd Clayton, R.N., W.
G. Beare, John Fulford, R.N., J. G. Rawatorne, Free-
man, Maitland, H. A. Nutt, Kerr, Hon. Walter Devereut,
R.N., W. Russell Drummond, R.N., Hodge.
CORNETS—W. Charles Netbercote, G. Holland Ackers,
Whattnao.

EN SIG Ns—Richard Best, Charles Holden, Winnington.
SUB-LIEUTENANTS—P. B. Tumor, Duckett, S. R. B.
Hale, M. Henniker.

The following were presented to her Majesty :
Countess of Romney, on her marriage, by Lady Montagu
Hon. Lady Harvey, by her sister, the Hon. Lady Borough
Lady Adam, by the Duchess Dowager of Leeds
Lieut.-General Darling, on his return from the Govern-
.

ment of New South—Wales, by Viscount Goderich
Countess of Orkney, by Lady Walsingham
Lady Grace Vandeleur, by the Countess of Norlmry
Lady Chapman, by the Marchioness of Headfort
Lady Caroline Morant, by Lady Isabella Wemyss
Mr. Nash Edward Vaughan, by Mr. Sinclair
Hon. Mrs. Whitsbed, on her marriage, by Lady Whitsbed
Mrs, Eselyn L. Sutton, by Mrs. Ormsby Gore.
Rev. Dr. Walmsley, Rector of Hinwell, by Rev. Dr.
Blomberg
Lady Caroline Cavendish, by Lady Catherine Cavendish
Bishop of Hereford, by Earl Grey
Mrs. George Mildmay, en her marriage by Lady Alildmay
Lady Cullum, on her marriage, by Mrs. General Brown
The Lady Mostyn, by the Countess of Lichfield

Mr. Brigstoelc, Captain in the North Somerset Yeomanry
Mr. Roe, by Lord Melbourne
Lady Caroline Russell, on marriage, by the Countess of

Limerick
Mrs. Samu,•l Clarke Jervoise, by Lady Clarke Jervoise
3lrs. Brigstock, by the Countess of Limerick.

Mr. Thomas Phillips, R.A., Professer of Painting in the
Royal Academy, by the President, Sir M. Arthur Shee
Mr. Edwin Pearson, on being appointed Ezon of the
Yeomen of the Guard, vice Sir H. Cipriani, resigned
Mrs. Bryan, by the Marchioness of Ormonde

Mrs. L.• Clarke, on her return to India, by Countess Am-

herst
Mr. Smythe, by her mother, Lady Smythe
Miss Angela Burdett, by the Dowager Countess of

Guilford
Miss Georgians de Grey, by Lady Walsingham
Mr. Vandeleur, by the Eirl of Norhury
Miss Adam, by the Duchess Dowae.r of Leeds
Mrs. 'William Gosling, by Lady Wallingham
Mr.R. Spicer, by Lady Wheatley

The Hon. the Dean of Norwich, by Viscount Sidmouth
Mrs. Joy, on her marriage, by the Marchioness of Lans-

downe
Hon. Mrs. Dyneley, by her mother, Dowager Lady Ellen-
borough

Miss Smyth, by the lkfarchioness of Ortnonde
Lieut. Conroy, on hie appointment to the Coldstream

Guards
Alr. Joy, on his marriage, by the Marquis of Lansdowne.
Marchioness Conyughans, by the Countess of Mount-

charley
Hon. Mrs. Edward Hobhouse, on her marriage, by Lady

Clinton
Lady Caroline 3lorant, by Lady Ise.ella Wemyss
Sir George Chetwynd, by the Earl of Lichfield
Mr. Martin, by his father, Sir Henry Martin
Visc,untess Andover, by Lady Clinton.

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The Secret.ry at War, by Lord Althorp
Hon. Mrs. Hanbury Tracy, by the Hon. Mrs. Leigh
,

Lady Bellew, by the Alarchioness of Sligo
Rev. Sir Thomas Cullum, Bart., on his marriage, and
coming to his title, by the Lord Chamberlain
Mr. Duncan Crmpbell, of Inverneil and Rosa, Deputy
Lieutenant of Argyllshire, by the Duke of Argyll
Mrs. J. L. Clayton, on marriage, by her mother, Mrs.

Littledale
Mr.. Welby, by Lady Welby
Mr. Buxton, M.P. for Bedwin, by Lord Rihblesdale
Rev. Sir J. G. Theinas, Bart. by the Earl of Albemarle
Mrs. Chetham Strode, by Lady Mary Fia
Madame Welles, by the Marchioness Wellesley
Mr. Whitahed, on hie marriage, by Sir James Whitahed
Rev. Janes Hayes Sadler, by Lord Dunalley

Mrs. Buller, by Lady Clinton
Mrs. Gwynne Ho!ford, by the Dowager Lady Cawdor
Rev. M. R. Seott, by his father, Vice-Admiral Scott
Mrs. T. V. Stonehouse, by the Countess of Denbigh
Mrs. Beaumont, on her marriage, by Lady Wm. Anson
Rev. John W. Mackie, by the Bishop of Worcester
Miss H. Tracy, by her mother, the Hon. Mr.. H. Tracy
Miss Gertrude Smyth, by the Marchioness of Ormonde
Hon. Essex Lloyd, by her mother, the Lady Mostyn
Mrs. Wm. C. Cooper, on her marriage, by Mrs. C. Cooper
Miss Eliza Thompson, by Mrs. John Thompson
Hon. Elizabeth Lloyd, by her mother, the Lady Mostyn
Miss F. H. Tracy, by ber mother, Hon. Mrs. H. Tracy
Miss Harvey, by her mother, the Hon. Lady Harvey
Mr. Boyce, on his marriage, by Lord Churchill
Miss Campbell, by her mother, Lady A. Campbell

Mrs. Aubrey, on her return from Canada by the Non.
Mrs. Eyre
Buxton, by the Dowager Lady Blacken
Mrs. David Model, by Mrs. Morier
Lady Churchill, by Lady Isabella Blatchford
Mrs. Sohn \V. Bowden, by Lady Gordon
Mrs. Edward Grey, by the DUchets Of Gordon
Mrs. Colonel D. H. Bellasia, Ly Mrs. Ellwood
Miss Sara Crotbit, by the Dowager Lady Langford
Lieut..Geb. Sir F. Adam, on appointment as Governor of
ort St. George
I.ieut.-General Darling, on his return from New South

Wales
Miss Crosbie, by the Dowager Lady Langford
Miss Eleanor Ught, by her sister, Mrs. T. B. Fyler
Miss Ward, by her sister, Mrs. R. H. Stankope
Miss L. Raikes, by her mother, Mrs. R. M. Raikes.
Miss Gavynne Halford, by the Dowager Lady Cawdor
Lady Donkin, by Lady Russell.
Lady Paget, by the Duchess of Richmond
Mrs. Paynter, by Mrs. Granville Penn
Lady Sigismund Smith, by Lady Sarah Bayly
Mrs. Cottin, by Lady Sophia Sidney
Major Jas. Anderson, on his promotion, by Col. Conyers
Lady A. M. Seymour, by the Countess of Albemarle
Dr. Aldis, by Sir Charles Aldis
Rev. C. Wodswortb, A.M., by Lord Palmerston
Miss E. Paget, by the Duchess of Richmond
Mrs. Samara, by Lady Dunalley
Lady Godolphin, by Lady Chichester
Mrs. Berkeley Maxwell, by Lady Mildmay
Mrs. George Tudor, by the Marchioness of Ormonde
Lady Smythe, by the Hon. Lady Bedingfeld
Miss Sarah H. Shippard, by the Viscountess Hood
Lord Dunalley, by the Marquess of Ormonde
Lord Berners, by the Earl of Albemarle
Miss B. Burnett, by the Duchess of Richmond
Miss A. Brodrick, by her mother, Hon. Mrs. J. Brodrick
Miss Caroline Roux, by Lady James Stuart
Miss Margaret Burnett, by the Duchess of Richmond
:Hiss Croker, by the Countess of Lonsdale.
Hon. Miss Spencer, by Lady Churchill
Hon. T. H. Foley, by Lord Foley
Lord Mostyn, by the Earl of Go'ford
Miss Eglaile, by the Dowager Lady Arundel]
Hon. Mrs. F. Stanhope, by the Marchioness of Tavistock
Hon. Mrs. John Brodriek, by the Countess of Bandon
Mrs. Saunmarez, by Mrs. Strode
Miss Clarke, by the Duchess of Gordon
Mrs. Lanham Christie, by Mrs. William Gosling
Hon. E. Stewart, by Sir J. Graham
Hon. R. B. Wilbraham, on his marriage, by Lord Skel-
mersdale
Miss Grace Knatchbull, by Lady Teynham
Hon. Mrs. Bootle Wilbraham, on her marriage, by Lady
Taylor
Hon. Mrs. Fitzgerald, by Dorothy Countess of Newburgh
General the Hon. John Brodrick, by the Earl of Bandon
Miss Harvey, by her mother, the Hon. Lady Harvey
Lady Ann Cruikshank, by Lady Mary Long
Miss Julia Bouchetett, by Mrs. Newdegate
Miss Cregoe, by Mrs. Brooke
Lady Katherine Stewart and Miss K. Stewart, by Lady
Graham
Miss Granville, by Lady Nugent
Hon. William Spencer, by Lord Churchill
Hon. Major Devereux, by Colonel Wood
Lieut.-General Sir George Walker, by Lord Hill
Major-General Blommart, by Sir S. Hulse
Sir S. Smith, by the Master. General of the ordnance
Sir R. Donkin, by Lord Hill
Lieut.-Colonel K. Clarke, by Sir H. Wheatley
Mrs. A. P. Hamilton, by Lady Welby
Lady Somerset, by Lady Eliot
Lady Fisher, by the Hon. Mrs. Fane
Lady Montresor, by Mrs. General T. Browne
Lieut.-Colonel Mo!yneux, by Lord Foley
Lieut.-Colonel D. H. Bellasis, by Major-General Sir L.
Smith
Sir Graham Hamond
Major Garvock, by Sir J. M'Donald
Hon. Mrs. Pellew, by the Hon. Mrs. F. Pellew
Mrs. Roue, by Lady James Stewart
Major Dyneley, by Sir H. Fane
Lady Dunalley, by Viscountess Lifford
Lady Paget, by the Duchess of Richmond
Lady Mary Ross, by the Duchess of Leinster
Lady Sutton, by Lady Bedingfeld
Lady H. P. Galloway, by the Marchioness of Lansdowne
Mr. C. M. Sutton, by Mr. E. L. Sutton
Captain Versturme, by the Earl of Albemarle
Commander R. Craigie, by Sir Henry Blackwood
Mr. Wm. Everett, by Captain Woolmore
Mr. D. Chisholm, by Colonel M'Kinnon
Mr. Heugill, Deputy Lieutenant of Yorkshire, by Sir H.
Taylor
Mr. J. E. Bantle, by the Hon. W. Ashley
Mr. G. Fitzgerald, by the Hon. Major-General King
Mr. E. G. Jones, Deputy Lieutenant for the County of
Hants
Mr. William Cooper Cooper, on his marriage, by bis father
Mr. Henry Irvine, by Viscount Hood
Mrs. J. W. Bowden, by Lady Gordon
Lady Brenton, by Lady Keats
Lady Burnett, by the Duchess of Richmond
Lady Alexander Campbell, by the Countess of Caledon
Mr. Thomas Fairfax, by Lord Grantham
Lady Gibney, by the Duchess of Roxburgh
Mr. Drigstock, by Lord Ribblesdale
Mr. Robert Burrell, by Lord Wiloughby d'Eresby
Lady Clarke, by the Duchess of Gordon
Sir John Gibney, by the Bishop of Worcester
Sir William Guise, by Lord Ducie
Mr. S. Marsham, Deputy Lieutenant, by the Earl of
Albemarle.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

MANCHESTER RACES, JUNF 13.

This immense meeting of the inhabitants of Lanca-
shire, being their annu tl and general festival scene, has
now commenced. The attendance is, as usual, very
great. A number of crack horses are entered, amongst
which it will be seen, from the annexed return, is Mr.
Beardsworth's Independence, which is at Chester, and
appears to 1a...! carrying it all his own way. He is first fa-
vourite for the cup on Thursday, and 3 to 1 against the
field is liberally offered, but few takers. The Grand Stand
was filled by noblemen and gentlemen, and fashionably
dressed female..

The following is this day's return.
The Produce Stakes of 50 80V1. each, h. ft. for three-
years old colts and fillies. Mile and three quarters.
Lord Westminster's br. f. Maid of Honour
Lord Derby's b. e. Warlock, by Whisker
Mr. Houldsworth's ch. c. Buffoon, by Comus

Warlock the favourite. 2 to 1 again.t Maid of Honour,
and 4to 1 agst. Buffoon. An eacel'ent race and won by
a neck only.

A Free Handicap Stakes of 10 sm. each, with 20 sous.,
added, for four yr.-olds. One mile and a quarter.
Lord Derby's gr. c. Speculator
Mr. Nanney's br. c. Belmont
Mr. Shepherd's br.• f. Reform

Five others started, but were not placed. 6to 4 agt.
Speculator, 3 to 1 agst. Sylph, 4 and 5 to 1 agst. any
other. After four false starts, the horses all got off in a
very close group, Reform, as it ought to be, taking the
lead; but, alas! Speculator soon compelled him to retire
for a little, and advanced to the winning post in a very
leading msnner.
The Wilton Stakes of 10 toys. each, with 50 soya. added ;
for all ages. One mile and three quarters (5 subs.).
Mr. Beardsworth, br. g. Independence (Darling) 1
Mr. Miles's b. h. The Cardinal, 5 yrs.

Three others started hut were not placed. to 1
upon Independence against the field. Won by a necConly,
but with the race entirely in hand.
His Majesty's Plate of 100 ge. for all ages. Heats, three
miles and a distance.
Mr. Ferguson's br. c. Tetotum, 4 yra (Lear) 4 1 1
Mr. Peacock's b. g. Brown Stout, 4 yes I 3dr
Mr. Healey's b. h. Flambeau, 6 yrs 2 II dr
Mr. Lister's gr. g. Opifer, 4 yes
Tetotum the f►vourite. A fine race for the first heat,
Tetotum just saving the distance. The next heat Tetotum
run in a canter, and the others having no chance, retired
from the contest, leaving him to walk over.

THE COCKING.
A main of cocks w•as !ought at the Salford Cockpit
between the Earl of Derby (Potter feeder) and Henry Bold
Houghton, E•q., (Woodcock feeder); 10 goinear the
battle, 2QO guineas the main ; 29 'pains, 8 byes.
The following tvas the ressult.
The Earl of Derby
H. B. Houghton, Esq 3 3

In various places in Suffolk, &c. the Duke of
Wellington was a very favourite sign, but as soon a• HZ
wanted to be in the several inns that had " his effigies"
reversed them, and there they remain with the topsy-turvy
distinction.

A proclamation appears in last night's Ga-
zette, stating that the barony of Talbetatown, comprising
the districts commonly called Upper Talhotstown and
Lower Talbotstown, in the county of Wicklow, and the
upper half barony of Ballinacor, in the district of Baiting.
!ass, in the said county, are in a state of disturbance, and
require an extraordinary establishment of police.- Dutdie
Morning Register.