The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-26 00:00:00

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Col. Meares, on being appointed to command the Royal Marine,
Captain Gaitskell, by his Father
Captain Garth, on his promotion
Captain Martin, on his appointment to the Bustard
Captain Berens, by Colonel Bosanquet
Captain M'Dowall, on his return from service
Captain Gosset, on promotion.
Captain Deane, by the Lord in Waiting •
Captain Worthley, by the Lord in Waiting
Sir Richard Plaskett, on his arrival from Malta
The Rev. J. Lynes, by the Marquis of Cholmondeley
The Rev N. Strith, by his father, Sir. William Strati'
Sir 11. Harding, on his`-promotion
The Reverend Mr. Poulin, Prebendary of Winchester
Mr.. Henry Porcher, by Sir John Gore
Mr. Alderman Bucknell, having attended the Mayor of Oxford
Lieutenant-Colonel Bouchier, bytord Ashbrook
Mr. Alderman Venables, on his Election to the Office
Sir M. Maxwell, on his app. to command H. M. ship Bulwark
Sir J. Shaw, by the Lord in Waiting
Sir W. E. Taunton, attd. the Mayor of Oxford at the Coronation ,
Sit D. H. Hill, on his return from Portugal
Sir J. Byerley, on returning from the Continent
Lieutenant-Colonel Welby, on promotion
Lieutenant,Colonel Dashwood, by the Marquess of Ely
Sir J. Croft, Bart., by the Lord in Waiting
Colonel Dalbiack by the Lord in 11•aiting
Colonel Sir R. Arbuthnot, on his promotion
Lieut.-Col. Cotton, on his appointment to the 17th Regiment
Lieut.-Col. Reeve, on his marriage
•Lieut-Genl. Sir George Walker, on his promotion
Colonel Regnett, on hia promotion and arrival from Hanover
Lieut.-col. C...rendish, on his promotion
Lieut.-Col. Micreagh, from foreign service
Colonel Sir S'. Sutton, K.c.B. and c.T.J. on his promotion
Lieut.-Col4 Mowbray, by the Lord in Waiting
Lieut.-Col. Blacker, C.U., on his return from India
Lieut.-Col. Head, on his promotion
•Mr. G. H. Frederick, by Lieut.-General Hart
Lieut.-Colonel James Elphinstone, on his marriage
Major F. R. Drake,'by the Earl of Macclesfield
Major Lockyer, on his return from Ceylon
Mr. Salme, his Majesty's Interpreter, -to kiss hands
Mr. Hopkins Northey, on his return from the Continent
Astley Cooper, Esq. on being appointed Surgeon to the King.
Vice-Admiral Sir L. Halsted, by the Lord in Waiting
Admiral Ve.shon, on promotion
Vice-Admiral Lawford, on promotion
Vice-Admiral Sir R. Lee, on promotion
Vice-Admiral Sir R. Strachan, on promotion •
Vice-Admiral Sir B. Hallowell, on his appointment •
Vice-Admiral Sir M. Dixon on his promotion
Major-(general Turner, on his promotion
Rear-Admiral Granger, by the Lord in Waiting •
Lieut.-Gen. Sir G. Drummond, on his appt. to the 88th Regt•
Lieutenant-General Mackenzie, on his promotion
Major-General Shawe, On his promotion.
Lieutenant-Gen. Sir Wm. Cockburn, Bart. on promotion
Major-General S. Barnes, on his promotion
Lieut.-General Orr, by the Lord in Waiting
Major-General the Hon. W. Stuart, on his promotion
Rear-Admiral Poyntz, on promotion
Mr. Congreve, by Lord G. Beresford
Mr. Wingfield, b the Lord in Waiting
Mr. John Mitchell, on his return from abroad, by Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Ley, Clerk of the House of Commons, by the Speaker
Mr. G. Palmer' by the Lord in Waiting
Mr. Chevalier, Surgeon Extraordinary to his Majesty.
Lieut.-Colonel Gordon, 7th Regt., by the'Marquis of Mindy
Mr. Byron, by the. Lord in iVaiting
Lieut. Innes, Royal Scots Greys, by the Lord in Waiting
Mr. Ambrose Isted, by the Lord in Waiting
Mr. Beresford, Groom of the Privy Chamber to his Majesty
Lieut. Picard, R.H.G. by the Lord in Waiting
Lieut. Blackiston, on going to the Continent
Major Colebrooke, R.A. on his return from India
Lieut. J. Alexander, R.N. by the Earl of Caledon
Lieut. Ward, Wilts Yeomanry, by the Lord in Waiting.
After the levee, Major-General Sir C. l'hiliP
Bilson was introduced to his Majesty in his closet
by Sir George Nayler when his Majesty 105
pleased to invest him with the Order of a Knight
Commander of the Bath.

• WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
HERALD'S COLLEGE, JULY 26, 1821•
NOTICE h hereby given, that WESTMINSTER An-
BEY will be OPEN to the PUBLIC TO-MORROW arid
SATURDAY NEXT, between the hours of TEN O'CLOCK
and FIITE, it being found impossible, (from the- immense
number of Applications) to meet the Public Wishes in anY
other way within the time limited.—Tickets will not be required*

FREEMASONRY.
The MASONIC No T rcus for the ensiling week are potpon-l•
till to-morrow, in order to enable us to insert a full account
the ceremonies observed-on the 19th instant at Cork, in lan',
the foundation stone of the New Bridge over the i P
tiver
and also an account of a similar ceremony at Montreal, 11
Lower Canada; on the sth ult.

PRICE OF STOCKS
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34 per Cent 89.3 Exclieq. Bills ... 4 61lr'
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SOLED! QUIS DICERE FALSUM

LONDON,
THURSDAY, JULY 26, 18'21.

We have forborne to notice the various ru-
mours which have for some days past been circu-
lated in the political and fashionable world, but
we shall not fulfil our duty to our Readers, eq.'''.
daily in the country, if we pass them over alto-
gether in silence. It has been stated, that
it is the intention of the Marquess of lILWr-
FORD to resign his high office ; that another Mar"
guess has been mentioned as his successor, but a'

that appointment might excite observation, it 15
believed that the Duke of DEVONSHIRE will be
recommended in his stead. It is likewise 11"
moured, that letters have been written to 01°
Earl GREY, and that he is now on his journey"
the metropolis,and that some important alteratioesl
if not a total change, of the Administration 0131
be • expected at no distant period, and that
an Administration will be formed of individuals
embracing SOME men of BOTH parties. On tbese
rumours we will not at present venture to le'
. for
culate, as we discredit the whole of them ;
c
th
we cannot suppose that his MAJESTY, aftcl. f
,
unqualified approbation which he has express('l
the foreign and domestic policy and general°
ects
sures of his present• Government, and the esP"
rs
favour that he has shown to most of its igee'l)e.
from the time when he assumed the ReaencY2
d the
be induced to change it. His MAJESTY' ri-5
„ not
aware that his early friends the Whigs
popular with the Country—that they tike
created hopes which they have blasted, and
which they never intended to realize—that while
they induced the people to hello
• -e they were