The Sun.
London, England, 1821-03-22 00:00:00

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DEA MARCH 21.—Arrived and sailed for the Firer, wit t
the whole of, the liornewardzboithd, thr... Vittoria, .Feiner; anel
Atlas, IfirrsSon, front Jamaica ; Prie, front Gibraltar.
Grace, Paterson, l'rom pcifterara and, Leeds, Lincoln; Trout
"Rio JancirOr ; Came dovhi from the RiCer the Albion, Milder%
Dorhinica ; Parker, for Halifax Margar.A, Carnr,
bell, for the West indiei PrOselyte, Mainwaring, for families
Montreal, for Jantaici. and Clio, Richards, for Madeira aui;
St. Vineent's. They have Sailed ,iith the whole of tLe cut.,
ward-bound, except the C:tay for Batavia. .

; •
POItTS3IOIITII, MAr..C.Tr 424;.--rAnived the Amity, Bafter,.
from the South Seas. Sailed his Majesty's ship Satellite for
the Cape of Good Hope ; Niemen.and Athol on a 6ruize ; and
;he Roscoe, Cummins, fhr Trinidad.:. ,

8P.A1.7 MMUS, ilancll 20.—The Briton; Barry, from Pobl
for Lisierpool, struck on the Black Point at the entrance of this
harbour, and sunk in deep water ; crew sated ; should the
weather moderate some of the materials may be sated. .
TORBAY, MARCH 20.=Arrived the Vigilant, Martini froni
Waterford, with loss of bulwarks,-, &a%
PLY LOUTH, MaRCeI 20►.--Put back the Lord Lieutenthei
yacht William and Mary, for Dublin. Arrived the Areilhisa,
Knowry, from London for Montserrat. •

YAR irTir,
,21—The Symmetry, Arm:lt:Ong;
from Shields for Boston- (U. S.) struck on the CroSs Sand this
morning about four o'clock, and want to pieceS about ten. Sc-
♦eral beats were sent off, but could not get near the vessel ; thel
towed the boats with the clew kiThore. George Brown (cabin*
boy), John Fagie (seaman), and two men, passengaii, we are
sorry to say, were drowned;

FALxouTia, Alaitcrt W.—Arrived the l'Osthurtiouil
2,ll‘lver, from Lonacirt for Jamaica.

MELANCHOLY surpwn
ABERDEEN', MAncir 17.—1 t is with much regret we hnvd
to state the almost total loss on this coast of the whale fishing
ship the Hebe, of Hull, Captain CQzens. The Hebe left Hull-
on Tuesday the 6th instant; and saw no land after liaising
Whitby; but on Friday &ening the 9th instant, ,about eight
O'clock, while running under the single reefed topsails and fore.;
sail, with a strong gale from S.S.E. the Vessel 'struck, it is 'sup=
posed on the Girdleness„ near this harbour. This ship wa
going between seven or eight kriots, And the, shock having
unslupped and. broke her rudder, and damaged the Vessel,
she becarne quite unmanageable, and drifted to the North. 4
where she went ashore, about .three, miles to tho
Southward of ,the Ythan. Of the crew (forty-two in nitro.:
bar), 28 got to land about midnight, in three boats.—On en.;.
deavouring to draw the last boat again to :the yessel,. the rope
broke, when those remaining an board, 14 in number,, in-
eluding
the master, were left for a length.of time, as it were, to
their fate, there appearing no farther attempt to have been mad
for their preservation until after the vessel broke up, which hap-•
pened about five o'clock in the morning. A most distressitil
scene now presented itself ; this unfortunate part of the' am,.
being now exposed to the ,utmost danger, were seen clinging
chiefly to the chains, &c. on a piece of the starboard side of the
wreck, in which melancholy situation they remained for four
long hours,, frequently. covered by the breakers. At this awful
crisis, some country people, under the direction or, and accom,
panied by Mr. James Smith and Mr. Greig, manning a boa 4
With the most laudable humanity and intrepidity, pushed 'ote
froth the shore, and happily succeeded in rescuing the remain.;
ing,nine, when nature was so fai eihausted, that they-could not
far-ten minutes longer have stood the unequal conflict with the-.
elements; five suffered. .As soon as the circumstance of the
shipwreck ivas known in Aberdeen, a subseriptiOn was ralat
for their rdief. •

BRIGHTON, ItIARCII W.-This town has onc4
more to regret the absence of his MAJESTY; but
we have the satisfaction to,know, the absence
be only of short duration ; not,. it is said, beyond
Saturday next, on iihich day his MAJESTt ila
expected -to return to dinner.--Sir 131tNJAsttSI
BLOOMFIELD left the Pavilion late on Sunday
evening for London, but returned last night;
and an hour after Hood this day liatl the ho,-•
nour of accompanying his MAJESTY in his tra-
velling
carriage, for Carlton Palace.—Sir \Vyte
KEPPEL, for town, left the Palace yesterday.—
A complete Clearance has been made of the siible
race of the feather tribe 'vdept rooks, which for
years had been permitted to build their nests in
the towering trees of the Palace grounds. The
cause is, that the said trees had been so much in-
jrired by the birds, in lopping the young shoots and
tender branches, to build their nests; that the
whole were in danger of perishina.• As the least
evil, therefore, the rooks received notice to (fuits
by a few flashes of gunpowder) which notice they
obeyed, and were allowed to depart without loss
of life or limb,

We are informed by letters reeeivel tilwu
on Wednesday from a house in Halifax, NOVA
Scotia, that the frost has been very intense. iii
that quarter this winter, and that the furbour
was so hard frozen up, that they were obliged to
c:►t omit the vessel a(►d a way for her to tourer
the mail, which, as is usual in the winter
months, came via New York. The November
mail from Britain had not been received by the
end of January. They_ had heard reports from
the States of the QUEEN'S acquittal.—(Edinburgh
Courant,. March 19.)

RECORDER'S REPO RT."-- Yesterday the R
z-
RDER. made a Report to his MAJESTY of _the
following prisoners under Sentence of Death in.
Newgate,

John Collins, Thos. Dowling, Andrew M‘Loeiland, .Joseph
Kitsell, and James Pitcher. for stealing in dwellinghouses ;
Samuel Young, John Go:Uiraan, Win. Robinson, and Win.
Powell, for burglaries ; •Xobert Mott, for forging an acCept;-
ance to a bill of exchange ; EdWard Parsons, Wm. Dawsou,
anti Wm. Messenger, far utnring forged Bank-notes ;
Barry and Wni. Powell, for highway robberies ; Jee-ph Stan.:
ley; Wm. Hardy, John Harris, ariat Keylock, and georgit
Harris, alias Keylock, .for felony, having before b.:en convicted.
of felony, and received the benefit of clergy ; when JoSspa
KITSELL, JAMES PITCHER, \Vii. ROBINSON, Wae. DAW-
SON, 311 d GDoftoE BARRY,. Were Ordered for execution on
Tuesday next. The others were respited during his MA.a
SRSTt'S pleasure.
MATCH TO DO tO MIEES IN 9 Ilorns.--A Yeothitn of' the
name of Beningborough, started yesterday morning at Homer,
ton, to do the above match, backing himself far a hundred gui.
news. He did his first seven miles within an bony, and six in
the second hour, and kept steady at his work ;twine performed
half the distance in four hours and ten Minutes. Ile halted ten
minutes and refreshed himself, and did II mil?,s in the next two -
liours, when he became much fatigued.. In the seventh how,
he did five miles only, and that. with difficulty, and he resigned
against hiS will, after doing 49 miles in 8 hours, Ile was backed
at 2 to 10-Win after he had gone the first two miles:
Mr;Dewing's Norfolk hounds had a lime chaSe,
last week, of about 30 mile!!• in the course of which the 'Stag
passed through the town cf Derehana, followed by the pack and
a numerous field of sportSmen at full Speed,
LISTON -has Obtained Mr. Ilitanis'S permission
to ;:o down to Bath,•where he is' engaged to per.
form a limited number of nights.
BuN-Ist goes dOwn to Cheltenham, on the
opening of the Theatre, where she is engageci
tierform a few nights.
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The Canterbury Theatre has, since the cr,s,-,
of the past season, been completely repaired and
beautified, and shortly opens nutlet the znap.age-
ment of Mr. Dow'roN, its proprietor.
The singular plicenomenon of a rainbow by
moonlight was obSerted here yesterday morning
(:iunlay, the 18th insfant,) towards the east,
little after four o'clock.—(ling Pack)

THE KING'S COI.TRT AND LEVEE.

Yesterday morning at eleven o'clock his MS-
J esTy. held a Court at Carlton House, which was
attended by all the-Cabinet --Mlnisters and Of-
ficers of State. Ills ilgajeAy also held a Privy
Council, at •tvhich C. F. Qreville, Esq. was
sworn in Cie'.-k7 of the Council, in' the room of
Lord Chet;vynd, deceased. Sir W. Scott, and
the Recorder of London made their respective
reports• of the convicts at the Adtniraity and or-
dinary Old - Bailey Sessions, when six of the
latter were ordered for execntion.-=-liis Majesty
gave audiences to the Earl .of Liverpool, Lord
.tildmouth, and Lord Castiereagh.—A Levee was
afterwards Kehl by his Majesty.—A detachment
from the King's Guard marched into the Court-
yard seen after one o'clock, preceded by the
band of the 3d Regiment.. As it was the 2nni-
.Tersary of the battle of- Mexandria,-in Egypt,,
when the gallant Sir Ralph Abercrombie fell,
and in which this Regiment bravely fought, the
colours, were surmounted by a large wreath of
laurel. One rerjeant and one private, who are
the only men left in the battalion of those who
fought.in 'Egypt, also wore laurel in their. caps.
A detachment of the Life Guards marched into
Water place about the same time, to regulate
the ca es, under the direction of the Police,
m-H•,-!:;., well distributed, as usual, to PreterVe
order.—The Spanish Ambassador and the Swe-
dish Minister were introduced to the King by
Lord Castlereagh, and conducted by Sir Robert
Chester, the Master.of the Ceremonies. All the
other A-mbas.adors and Foreign Ministers were also
vreseut. Among the other distinguished cha•
racters who attended to pay their dutiful respects
to his Majesty,. viere—

His Royal Highncsc the Duke of Clarence, the Cabinet
ni6ters, the Great Officers of State, the Archbishop of Canter-
bury, the Archbishop of Yor7c, the Bishop of London, the ili-
s't)op of 11-alafr, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of
Mrig's Bench, the Judge of the Admiralty, the Solicitor-Ge.
metal, the Secretary at War, the Judge Advocate, the Deputy
Commissary-General, 31r. Sheriff Williams, the Recorder of
Lonacu,. the President of the Royal Society, the King's Ad-
vocate.

Dl:RES.—Devonshire, Dorset, Wellington, Montrose.
TAr Ql5 ES ,ES.--Winchester, Donegan, Northampton.
Ticadfort, Stafford, Ai-Oeseo, Camden,' Lothian, Wellesley.

cr.tfcrtl.

EA ni.s.—Carnarvon,--/Cwvan, Gower, Belfast, Cardigan,
Clare, Portsmouth, Malmesbury, Pembroke, Verulam, West-
morland, Dartmouth, Warwick, Glasgow,•Roden, Mayo, Ros,
slyn, Derby, Darnley, fllengall, Chichester, Northwick, Per-
tetzna, Mactl.7rfl:l:7, Ashburnham, Aylesbury, Winchibea,
Bathurst, Liverpool. •

Vlsc-orNTs.---Melbourne, Middleton, Glenorchy, Castle-
reagh, Hood, Sidrocuth, Dudl2y and Ward, Sydney, Melville,
I%lnierston, Ashbroke.
LonDs.—Dunalley, :laye and Sae, Combermere, W. Fitz-
oy, Holland, Somers, W. Russell, Walpole, Stuart. Saint
Grenval2, W. Pyentinck, Liflord, Fitzroy Somerset,

lii rrr
Ifo-s-Or:nAntr.s..—Sir G. Hill, Foster, Sir It.
I.istOn, W. Dundas, Fillers, Stura'es 'Bourne, G.• Tierney,
Canz,ing, 13:elc, Sir W. Scott, Wellesley Pole, B. Ba-
• thUrst, N. N'ansittart, C. Long, Becket. •
ciJO-NOURABLT.',S.—G. F. Hamilton, Captain Curzon, Rev.
F- Pintlar, Ockptalii nev. C.
Alajor tirreh„rarr.,.es Somers, John 11. Knox.
r:,.—St. Asaph, St. David's, London, Idandaff; Exeter.
ARC r r. A,..0 0 N.—De Grey.
DOCTOrt;.—Wilson, Courthorpe Sims, J. Taylor, Dodson,
for Rye, Chernisid, M.D. 10th Royal Hussars, Outram,
D4vis, Dreyer.
I.,‘E.VEREI:I) DOCTOIIS.-11100mfilcl, Blackburn.
itEVEREND MESSIIS.—Witham, Frederick Manners Sut-
ter? Frederick Wall, .1. Barker, It. Moore, 11. A. Hughes,
Fitzherbert Fuller, N. Hynde, Thothas Smith, J. G. Sto-
rio, .f. B. Ferrars, G. G. Stone Street, Edward Barnard, J.
Crofts.

Cot- Antonio, Woronz,o, Lie ten, Munster, Ludolf.
BARON..—Fagel•
ins—F. M. Ommanney, G. Naylor, G. Prescott, J. H.
•Palmer,,W. Williams Wynne, W. Bellingham, R. Borough,
If . Maxwell. S. Young,
.11. Wigram, seh., J. J. Ilavynood,
C.-Hulse, Hugh Jones, M. P., J. Osborne, G. Garrett, C.
G. ShifFner,- A.-Johnston, J. Wynne de Bathe, R.
P-.l:er, J. Bur:•.myne, W. C. de Crespiny, S. Stuart, J. SilYeiter,
A- Hume, C. P, get, C. Robinson; H. B. Neale, 'W. ConFreve,
R. Chester, A. Creighton, W. Bellingham, Wathen aller,
If, Turner,' H. Torrens, G. Wood, •G. Cockburn, J; Lyon,
K.C.8.,--W. I. Hone, W. Keppel, J. Macleod, 4. Leech, M.
William Duff Gordon.
DMIItAL 3—Sir J. B. Warren, Sir W. Ilargood, K.C.B.
Harvey,. toys, Pigkt, Sir G.-Martin, Fraser, Sir H.
Sir P. Malcolm, John Harvey, Sir W. J. Hope.
(=ENER LS--Wethm-:11, Coghlan, Lord E.., Somerset,
r W. Ilutchinf.on, Hamilton, John Hope, G. Lewis,
Ni.fhtino,l,l Sir „amen Lion, Sir J. Macleod; Malin-
n^ .
COOke,-WeillySS, ritzroy Mackan, Sir V. Von
Fraeee, Moore, Bligh, Marn, Sir IV. Anson, Sir
rinlyane, Sir C. Oreville, ynyard, Ogg, Bell, Darby,
Sir U. Madden, Sir 11. Moittn_sor, Sir H.- Taylor,
. T. Walk-r.
• !.osra.s—Fitirov, Posanquet, Yates, Fitzgibbon, Dal-
1. ..,Teloy, Kents, -Pigot, Hawker, R.A., Strut'. W. Seek,
21aiptnii, L'Estran,e, Dalton, Macdonald, Ellice, Dau-
i, • - R. Han iiiten, Sir G. Wood;. R.A., Butler,
..! :sir A. Murry, Chisholm, Sir A. Campbell,
.. • -;11. R. Arbutlinot„, Ri)barts, Thonison,Colston, Hon.
1- : , Wigram, t'orNteen, Sowerby, Dun,
1 :•', i;0r..:., Lautour, Maxwell, Sir F. Watson, Mac-
e,: .:11,3,i;:tt, Salmon, .Thaekerai, Badger, R.A., Pepper,
C B Si- A. Dickson - B.; Idewellyn, I'l.ll
ILI., Johnson, R. Hamilton, lion. J. B. Rodney, Dalai),
Harvey, Sir G. Berlecky, Sir. R. Harvey, Dance, Higgins,
I'.-"ton, Frazer, Quirit;n: • _
ns —Lo VC , 52d.Regt., Raikes, Elton, Moody, R. E., I
PM
arney, Bobbins, o::-:son, Browne, Face, Maberly, Napier,
R.A., Sandilantls, 1-!_.roA, Cavendish, Synge, O'Neil, F. Suck-
vil'

R.A., W. Doyle, Rudycrd, A.
tharkton, C. Haultain, R.N., S.
; .' 7 E. F. 1., Elton, R.N., J. A. 31acleol,
; . Gough, Camp'oell, R.N., Shakv.peare,
. P.. N., J. Bow-en, i.. 2., Ilardyman,
i Foster, Bowles, R.N., D. Greerae,
('art.,,,ret, jo'n.t-Iston, Rtthborne, Lister, Jaia:s Saunders,
Full; Arerricx,„ Fuller, 11. N., Lyon, R.N.,
•Caleart S'aiFez u, R.N., Rodd- 11. N., Marsack, Falcon, 'R.N.,
Figot„ 11". N., G. C. Make, It. G. Airaldegrave, Dillon,
11. N., Scott, R.N., Gray, C. White, R.N., S. Scott, iNi.P.
.A'Conrt, 11. N., Phillips, P. Can-iPbell,. Dillon, I{.N.,
Harris, It. N., Head, It. N., Kittoe, Ilodg,;on, Pemberton,
Gra4t, R.N., James Montague, R.N., G. Fitzinattrice,
11.N.,,Ciolves„ Wildnian,Walk.:r, R.N. C.. 1(., Pow-
ell, -IViiite, Bremer, R.N„ It. A. Yates, R.N., W. 11. John-
stone, R.N.I Cuyle, 11. N., De Starck, R.N., IVilson,
Rath!: orne, R.\. C.B.
Lir,t;TEx Pliillipps; Mellish, llon. R. Wat-
si.i, 11Thrin, R.N., Burrqvics, Frenc,i, 11. D. Campbell, Co-
wy,. D. Lawson, R.A, P. Powncy, (;.()'l:ricn,
111'..de, I)ougb.s, Hudson:i Wallace, C. Short, li. King,
11. N., Reid,-S. Stanhope'. Brisbane' tn (ireig, Hodgnon,l-Ipran,
t;. Jervis, Irur.tiey, G. Nightingale, Hume,
It.N., tiosset,',ll.A. Darter, LIEU:Nihon, Hort.
Co itx i S.-Itiataen, 9th .14. D., SpottisAoode, Pennef4thcr,
Drummond &lye,' Brantiling.
ENstGi'B—lVyrtyard, Stewrt, Fitzroy.
MEssßs.—Cheere, M. I'. for Cambridge,
,Hope, Illorett,
Portman, .lephe.on, J. Douglas, Clement, 31ansfiAd, P.,
James Colgulronn, Ellison, Leigh, Siii.th, Long, Es4:ourt,
Gores. Lawson, Viner, Portman, Ak.xander,
Murray, 'l'. Covrteriay, Blackburne; 'Cavan-
Oriel, - St. guintin,. D. Leigh, B. Mills;‘. Atinin
Smith, Jeykell, Met-rick Iloare, flouldsworth, Reaneti, 11.0.
rier, Crompton, Seynieur, Phipps, Gordon, Baring, Pen-
ruddock,• Stewart Iklackenzie, .lones Du Pre, Aleznnder,
Fraser, Ball Hughes, il/atinwg, J. Davis,

Edward re!,:y, John rutty,' 'Vernon, Tternas Colirtertay,
Lechmere, Charlton, .Monier, Cholmendcley Derlng,
Granth..l Berkeley, J. Drummond, Gore, Michaelson, Adams,
Duckett, E. Foley, Deveraun, C. Middleton, Murray,
F. Rolle, Bernal, M.P. Frank and. Lewis, J. Cocks, Carew,
M.P. A. Gwinticss, Thompson, Mansfield, ALP.
Ste.ry, Hart Tfav;s, Vaughan Davis, Lor.-thcr, M.P., Lushing-
ton, A: Ellis, Spencer Stanhope, Manning, Blson, George
Villiers, C. Taylor, Ashlturst, Anson, W:H. F.,.unders, Carle,
Slami, :Mar Conyers, Crompton, M.P., J., Alex-
c.*r, E-xlyn, C. Grant, Macdonald, Littleton, Lcgh, Claugh-
ten, Parkins Litticdale. Beh:sves, Fluder, Bayley, M. Hoare,
t;ofik, .lloul'dsworth, M. M. t'lonte.itil, M.P. Clayton Brown,
IVrixon t ehcr, 13ethell, Uwyne; Bennett, ALP. Dothouse,
M.P. V 17.11. Adams. A.Drununond, Beckett, Hodgson Theo-
.baid, -Wyndham, M.P. D. Tighe, F. Itiitehell, M.P. ,Dotan,
Broo%etxreviile, A. Phipps, Pettiward, H. Litzledale,Canninl7,
11.?cycs, Parish, H. Montague, Shedden, Gillivray,
1). Gilbert, Tthnlin, Peel.
Tie following- were among the numerous Pre-
sentations to his MAJESTY
Tine Hon. Gustavus F. Hamilton, son of 'Viscount Boyne,
upon his 'king at..ached to the Mission at Turin.
•Alz. Joh-n*l'o4T, by his brother, on his return from the Con-

inert.
Mr. Agtut and Consul-General at Algiers.
Sir R. ,lostoo, on :is return from Constantinople. .
Professor Inman, by Viscount Palmerstone.
lajor-43,eneral Sir Victor Von Arcntsschild, on hiS going
abroad.
lir. B. Mills, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Claugliton, by Mr.-Leigh.
The Hon. T. S. Cocks, by Lord Somers.
Mr. John Diann:nand, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Michaelson, by the Lord in Waiting.
Earl of Malrnsbury, on corning to his title. . .
Mr. D. Tighe,.on his going abroad, by Lord Stuart
Mr. St. Quintio, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lord Ho!lond, Withan Address from Manchester.
Cornet Spottiswoode, Light Horse Vol. by Col. Bosanquet.
Capt. Drummond Greene, of the Hanoverian Rifle Guards.
,Captain Rudperd, on his departure for St. Helena.
Lieut. Rohde, Light Ilorae Volunteers, by Col. ;Sosanyaet..
Lieut. Strong, of ditto, by the Lord in IV silting.
Lieut. Frederick Buller, Coldstream Guards, by ditto.
Captain W. Hope Johnstone, R. N. by his father, Sir W. J.
llopoo
Capt. Falcon, on his return from South America, by ditto.'
Lient.-BriSbane, bth Regiment, on his return from the West
Indies.
Major ,Sandilands, Coldstream Guards, on his promotion.
Captain Hodgson, 10th Hussars, on promotion.
Lieut. Powney, R. N. by Visoount Sonouth.
Licut. Douglas, Coldstream Guards, by the Lord in Waiting.
Ensign Fitzroy, on appoiatment to the id Guards, by Viscount
Castlereagh.-
Mr. llohhouse, M.P. with an Address from Westminster. .
James Stain? Sutton Cooke, Esq.
Earl of Derby, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. W. Herbert Saunders, by the Earl of Glengal.
Sir Murray Maxwell, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Arthur Gwinniss, by the Lord in Waiting. ,
Lord Walrofe, by Lord Winchester. -
Lord Comfarrniere, on his appointnient to the 3d Lt. Dragoons.
The lion. Major Finch, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr: S. M'Gillivray, to take leave on going to Canada.
011 e. Crompton, M.P. by the'Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Duteheat, by the Lord in Waiting.
Sir George Prescott, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Long, by 'the Earl of Nortlicsk.
Ensign Stewart,. 63d Regt. bk.Major-Ocn. Sir T. G. Walker.
Captain Kittoe, by the Lord in
Lieut. French, lath Root. by the Lord in Waiting.
Captain Wesley Doyle,-ROyal Cornwall and Devon Marines.
Cornet Drummond, Lt. Horse Volunteers, by Col. kosanquet.
Lieut. Huntley, 9th Lancers, on his appointment.
Lieut. Geoffrey Nightingale, Grenadier Guards.
Lieut. Gusset, Royal Artillery, by the Lord in Waiting.
Licut. Edw. Earle, R.N. on his return from the Continent.
Licut. Hodgson, sth Dragoon Guards, on promotion.
Lieut. Coney, 4th Light Dragoons, by Sir S. Young, Bart.
Lieut. Martin, R.N. on promotion, by Sir Byam Martin.
Lieut. Henry King, R.N. on return from foreign service.
Lieut. Wallace, 20th regt.,by the Lord in Waiting.
Lieut. Reed, 2d Life Guards, on his promotion.
Capt. White, Cold/trearn Guards, by the Lord in Waiting.
Capt. Fend, 11,N. on his Majesty's coming to.the Throne.
lion. R. COPerceVal, by the Marquess of Northampton.
Mr. jephson, of Castle Mallow, on coming of age.
Mr. Clayton Browne, by his uncle, the Earl of Mayo.
Mr. James Morirr, on his marriage.
Mr. Brooke Greville,hy Lord Clare.
Mr. Pettiward, by the Lord in Waking.
I Mr. Fraser, of Lovat, by the Lord in Icalting.
Mr. Hodgson, by the Lord,in Waiting.
Mr. Middleton, by the Lord in Waiting.
Earl of Roden, on coming to his title.
Sir John Burgoyne., on appointment to the Grenadier Guards.
Mr. Morritt, by the Lord in Waiting.
.•
Hon. and Rev. R. Carleton, on his marriage.
Mr. James Colquhoun, by Lord Castlereagh.
Mr. W. Becher, by the Duke of Devonshire.
The Earl of Glasgow, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Wyndham, M.P. on his marriage.
Mr. Littleton, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Gwynne; on his return front the Continent.
Mr. F. itober Royal Staff Corps, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. S. G. Lushington, by his father, Mr. Lushington.
Mr. Earle, Royal Artillery, on his return from the Continent.
Mr. Clement, by Lord Cornbermero.
Mr. Vaughan Davis, by llr. Hart Davis, Member for Bristol.
Mr. Sterry, of Romforit, Under Sheriff of the county of Essex.
Mr. Henry Alexander, by the Lord in Waiting.
Sir Richard Borough, on his arrival from the Continent.
Mr. Murray, 'by Mr.. John Mitchell, M.P.
The RCN'. 11. A. Hughes, by bord Sidmouth.
The Rev. N. Hind; on his Appointment.
Rev. Dr. Islomfiold, by the Bishop of London.
,Iles. Edward Barnard, by Viscount Sydney.
Rear-Admiral Harvey, from the West Indies, and promotion.
Major-liene.eal BaPingall, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lieut.-Gen. John Hope, by. his Excellency, Count Munster.
Lieuto:Col. Daubeney, 84tn Regiment, on his return from India.
Lietit.-Col. Dunlop, Light llorseVoluntecrs, by Col. Bosanquet.
Lieut.-Col, Fors.steen, 12th Mort. on his return from Ireland.
Lieut.-Col. Sir Fied.Watson, on his return front Rio deJaneiro.
Licut.-Col. Harvey, on his return from the Continent.
Lieut.-Col. Sir G. Berkeley, on his appointment to 3d Guards.
Vice-Adm. Sir G. Martin on his appointment to Grand Cross
of the Bath.
Rcar-Aden. Boys, on his promotion, by the Lord in Waiting.
• Lieut.-Col. Iron. J. B. Rodney, of 3d Guards, on his promotion.
Lieut.-Col. Johnson, on app. to the Lieut. Colman), 86th Reg.
Lieut.-Col. Bull, Royal Horse Artillery, on going to Ireland.
Lieut.-Col. Liewellyn, M.P. 28th Regt. on return front abroad.
Colonel Ellice., by the Lord in Waiting.
Col. Macdonald, Deputy Adjutant General of the Forces.
Lieut.-Col. Sir Arch. Murray, 3d Guards, on his promotion.
Lieut.-Col. Sir John Catnpbell, Knt. on his return from abroad.
Lieut.-Cel.StaOely, Royal Staff Corps, by the Lord in Waiting.
Col. Yates, 49th Begt. by Lieut.-Gen. Sir M. Nightingall.
Licut.-Gen. Bell, Madras Artillery, on his return from India.
Major-General -Sir Thomas Brisbane.
The Rev. G.G. Slonestreet, by the Lord in Waiting.
Major-Gen. Fraser, on his return from the Continent.
Colonel Dalbiac, Light Dragoons, by the Lord in Waiting.
Rev. John George Stone, by the Lord in Waiting.
Dr. Courthope Sims, 'oy- the Lord in Waiting,. on going Abroad.
The Rev, Robert Moore, by the Lord in .1%, aiting.
Colonel Astell, Mr P. Royal East India Volunteers.
I,itain-Colonel Wigram, M.P. ditto.
Major Raikes, ditto, bv,Viscount Sidmouth.
Major Barney, late 39th Regiment, by Maj.-
Major Moody, of the Royal Engineers.
Major F. Sackvilie, Bengal Army.
Major Synge, on his appointment to the 18th Hussars.
Major Elton, King's Dragoon Guards, by General Clrtwright.
Rev. Mr. Witham, by the Lorclin Waiting.
Major O'Neill, by the Lord in Waiting.
Capt. Charieton, 856,Regimelit, by the Lord in Waiting.
Capt. Campbell. R.N. by Lord Melville, on his promotion. •
Capt. S. P. Hurd, 60th Foot, by General Wynyard.
Capt. Lister, on his appnt. in Jerscy, by the Lord in Waiting.
Capt. John Bowen, lt.N. by his father.
Cejit. Janits. Sanders, R.N. by Sir George Cocklpra..
Capt. Lyon, to present a. narrative of his travels in Africa.
Sir Hugh Innes, Bart. 111. P. by the .Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Lihathe Thouneson, by Lord AVestmorland.
Capt. Puller, R.N. on his return from abroad.
Capt. Ford, Aid-dc-Camp to Gen. Darling, on his promotion.
Dr. J. Taylor, Physician it nraordinary to the D. of Clarence.
I:hipt. Bowles; R.N. on his marriage, by Lord Palmerston.
Capt. Shakespecr, Light Horse Volunteers; by Col. Bosanquet.
Capt. Uteri, R.N. on his marriage, by Major-General Sir W
Anson.
Lieut.-Colonel Peoper, by the Marquis of Headfort.
Lieut.-Ca:litel Colston, late Inspecting FieldOlEcer.
Mr. Fludyer, by Sir Samuel Fludyer.
Mr. J. ii. Lowther, M.P. by the Earl of Westmorland.
Mr. Bilton, oo his going abroad, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. .1. D. Aloxander, by the Lord in %Voicing.
Mr. Stewart Mackenzie, of Leafortit, upon his marriage.
Mr. James Alexander, by the Lord in Waiting.

Gen. H. Taylor.