The Sun.
London, England, 1829-04-30 00:00:00

HIS MAJESTY'S_ LEVEE.

Yesterday the King held a Levee at St. James's Pale°,
which was very numerously attended. The palace door:
were thrown open at half-past one o'clock precisely ;at
that time a long line of carriages was formed in St'
James's-street and Piccadilly, ready to put down their °,,e-
copiers as soon as they could be admitted. By two o'eloee
a great number of officers and others had taken poseessl
of the large drawing-room, and by half-past two dos
room and the ante-room were crowded to excess. 1. e
great object of attraction was Mr. O'Counell, who sejs
among the earliest arrivals, and appeared dressed in a Coe'
suit of black, and not in his forensic robes, as might bs!
been expected. Mr. O'Connell haying been present
his Majesty in Dublin, was not introduced upon the Pre;
sent occasion, but merely made his bow, which wal;
gracefully and graciously acknowledged by the King.
ss
Majesty, we are sorry to say, does not look so Well
when he last held a Levee. lie is much thinner thse:c
hs
was, and seems to have been considerably weakened by
late illness. His Majesty was engaged from one n'el`g
receiving his own and Foreign Ministers in his closet'
At a quarter past three o'clock the King entered the Ve:
room, and took Lis seat upon a chair of crimson-0111-d'
with the Royal Arms embroidered on the back of it, as
just above his Majesty's head ; his right leg resting °PI:
as ottoman of crimson. His dress, was that trew"l,,
worn on these occasions—a blue single-breasted wilit4l,3,'
coat, with scarlet collar and cuffs, and an aiguilette. rri%-
the Drawing-room, in which the company assembled,
entered the presence by a small door on the left of thelorg
folding-doors, which were kept shut. Almost exactly r'r
polite to this small door, and about half a dozen pared fe,,rf's
it, sat his Majesty ; on his right stood the Lord in
to whom the visitors handed their cards, when the moor
was pronounced ; aid those who were presented either fox
the first time, or on promotion or appointment, knelt en
kissed the King's right hand, then bowed and passed eile:l
Those who were not presented, merely bowed and pass
on, walking backwards through the avenue formed by tbe-
who are privileged to remain in the presence, and returre
ing into the drawir.g-room by the small door on the right
side of the folding-doors, and retiring by the entrée gallery.
The Duke of Wellington was dressed in the full dress'
regimentals of the Grenadier Guards, wearing the Garter.
His Grace appeared to be in excellent health, and in WI,
high spirits. The Noble Duke remained in the circle untl•
five o'clock, when he retired, accompanied by Lord Fitt).
Somerset. The Marquis Wellesley and Lord 31s1";;
rough left the Presence about the same time with tile--
Noble Brother, and both of them seemed to have perfectly
recoveted from their late indisposition.
There was an unusual nurro,er of Naval Officers, arnel
whom we noticed Sir Edward Codrington and L°l
Ingestrie.
The external arrangements for the carriages were in er
ceedingly good order, and do credit to the tnntulgeri:
whoever lie may be ; we never remember to have eel!
greater regularity in this respect, as nothing like cooftre4-
occurred daring the whole day.
(Faoae THE COURT CIRCULAR.)
Yesterday his Majesty held his first Levee for the sole.
son. The notice fur holding it having been issued abe°f
a month since, many persons who were abroad were er,
abled to arrive in time to be pre.ent at it. The atteljr„
anee was numerous and splendid ; it is supposed there's -
between thirteen and fourteen hundred, including the fri
~.
r
jority of the Nobility of the highest rank, who paid till:,
duty to their Sovereign. Very judicious arranger°.
s-
were made about the exterior of the Palace to proer
order. Sir Richard Birnie, the Chief Magistrate of Police'
attended with Townsend and Sayer, at the head of ' of
'l-
merous body of police. Mr. Lee, the High Constable -
Westminster, was present on horseback. Their Wage"
ments very much facilitated the access of the company to
the Palace, and although it was one of the fullest Lel°.
the King has held since he came to the Throne, she COuli
pany had all left by about six o'clock. The Guard of
Honour, under the command of Lord James Hay, °c":..-
pied the Palace-yard, with the Grenadier Band is their
state uniforms, under the direction of Mr. Blaney,
Master. At half-past one o'clock, a detachment of 11°Y.4
Horse Guards arrived in the Court-yard near Marlborougn:
house, their band wore their superb state dresses. Orr this
occasion, they used the silver kettle drums presented 1°
them by his late Majesty an the time he was a Captain 'ft
that regiment. The Marshalmen's Under Porters word
new uniforms; the Gentlemen Porters and Pages were trt
mourning. Yeoman Guards, and some of the finest Wel
in the regiment of Royal Horse Guards, were stationed °°
the Staircase and in the Guard Room. The Honourable
Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners lined the Presence Cho.:
her. The time announced for opening the Palace doOte
was half-act one ; but in consequence of the line of ell:
Hegel' (extending to New Bond-street), which had forme°
by one o'clock, they were opened about that tin't. ma.
Previous to the commencement of the Leseet,,,b,i9gleg
jesty gave an audience to Mr. Secretary Peel. 1"e ifie,
then received those entitled to the honour of the 0. d
commencing with their Royal Highnesses the Plikelldie
Cumberland and Gloucester, and Prince Leopold ;
Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, according to t
theirt
rank of their respective Sovereigns and Governme°";
Prince Lieven, the Russian Ambassador; Prince Este-.
hazy, the Austrian Ambassador ; Monsieur Falck,
bassador from the Netherlands ; Baron Bulow, the P'.";.
sian Minister ; Count Bjornstjerna, the Swedish Miniete,„,"
Count de Moltke, the Danish Minister; Mon.. Berrntt°7"
the Spanish !diviner; Mr. Barbour, the American
mater; M. Rocafuerte, the Mexican Minister; Viiieeljn
Itabayana, the Brazilian Minister ; the Sardinian Minister
the Neapolitan Minister; the Bavarian Minister; the
Wirternburg Minister ; the Saxon Charge d'Affaires ; Me:
Colquhoun, the Consul-General for the H Moe Towll,t
Chevalier de Neumann, of the Austrian Embassy. lb:
following had audiences :—Prince Lieven, to deliver.
letter; Count de Moltke, upon his return from WO.° ;
Chevalier de Zea Bermudez, to deliver his credentrst*
from his Royal Highness the Duke of Lucca ; the Mar-
quis Barbacena, to deliver a letter ; Count Matouihevirei
le Chambellan Tshitcherin, and Count Zabielo, were pre'
!tented by Prince Lieven. Count Douhoff, Prussian Se"
cretary of Legation, was presented by Baron Bulol
Count Bille Brabe, attached to the Danish Legation, tes

presented by Count Moltke.
Mons. Alexandre Mortara was presented by the Chevalier
rie 'Lea Bermudez. Prince Cimitila, Count Maucaleocre'
and Count Bronealioni, were presented by Count Ludo
All the Cabinet Ministers were present (with the
ception of the Earl of Aberdeen, who was absent in con{
sequence of a domestic calamity.) The Great Officers °
State, the Master of the Household, the Treasurer of tb°
Household, the Deputy Comptroller of the Household, the
Earl Marshal of England, the Archbishop of Canterbarti
the Archbishop of York, the Lord Primate of Ireland.
The King then proceeded to the Great Levee Rir
and took his station to the left of the Throne. Hi 6
jesty, who appeared to be in excellent health, wore andtbo
Order of the Garter, and several Russian, Frenc°P:, 4
Prussian Orders. The Lord in Waiting was Earl ar.,e,°
the Groom in Waiting, Sir William Roustoun ; a'3,"
Equerry in Waiting, Sir Robert Bolton. The Duke f
St. Alban's appeared in the uniform of Grand r alcooer °
England, and Borers' appeared in the full Highland cost4r6e'
The Russian Ambassador came in State.
At the Levee there were present--The Archbishop. f
Armagh, the Lord Chief Justice of England, the V'ce:
Chancellor, the Lord Chief Baron, the Lord Chief Usr°—
of Scotland, the Solicitor-General, the Master of the Ceres
monies, the Master-General of the Ordnance, be C°1131,;
mander of the Forces, the Quarter-Master Generale
Vice-Treasurer of Ireland, the Chancellor of the Duch,' Q 4
Lancaster, the Chief Commissioner of the Woods I°3
Forests, the Lord Mayor of London ; the Sheriffs of L°,°:
don and Middlesex, Messrs. Booth and Copeland; VOL'
Sheriff. RichruAson the
Tilson ; the King at Arms, .
Captsin of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioner.'
the Captain of the Yeoman Guard, the Rev. Dr. 1N161°,4
(Assistant Chaplain General), the Judge of the Arlttlit'l,'
Court, the Provost of Trinity College (Dublin), the .."`"
cretary of the General Post-office, Mr. Hay (Under S
oreetary of State for the Colonial Department), Mr- Se('
geant ,cabin, the Deputy Recorder of London.
Dpres—Wellington, Devonshire, Norfolk, Argil'
Beaufort, St. Alban's, Leinster, Dorset, Richmond, Leeds'
Rutland, Somerset, Manchester.
MA aQuisses--Cleveland, Exeter,
w.dlio, Winchester, Worcester, Bristol, Sligo, Cholmonfr
Thomond, Clanricarde, Londonderry, °inlander j'°.
Warr, Salisbury, Chandas, Bath, Lansdowne, Graham.;
Earms--Mountcharles, Harewood, Haddingtonr Mad
alesfield, Newburgh, Cassano, Browulow, Tankerl;4"
Howe, Grey, Portmore, Merton, Liverpool, Jereuynr Dom'
lington, Denbigh, llchester, Cowper, Plymosth, Gordo' '
Mayo, Belfast, Nelson, IRoscorunaon, Ossory, Bectile:
Roselyn, Aboyne, Leitrim, Chichester, Sheffield, SorreJ.
Abingdon, Amherst, Euniskillen, Longford, Abirdef°'
preoksock, Branford. Dorchester, Eldon, Oarlisk•

t,Sha3fteeleury, lejammi. chreadon.
Chesterfield, Haerovrby,
,11011, Wettotorlan4l, Talbot, Falmouth, Clare, Roden.
!tia_ Is—Deerhuret, Melville, Goderich, Strathavon,
rticoiatTs rd, Gormanston, Northland, Belgrave, Castlereagh,
enapletown, Sidmouth, Downe, Bangor, Holmesdale,
'frillier*, Hood, Bernard, Garry, Ashley, Palmerston, Low-
!li, Granville Bersaford, Clive, Melbourne, Ingestrie,
nereford. '
ciiirloa—Norreys, Maryborough, Ellenborongh, Killeen,
ord, Dunally, Howden, Harry Vane, Dormer, Dur-
-414, Clements, F. L. Gower, Douglas, Montagu, Tulla-
°ll, Garvagh, Glenorchy, Garlies, Dufferin, Dunglas,
Staurton, Colville, G. H. Cavendish, G. Bentinck, St.
Helens, Amherst, Sydney, Bexley, Willoughby de Eresby,
ill, Farnborough, Apsley, Glenlvon, Arden, C. Somer-
test, De Dunetanville, Dundas, Selsey, Grantham, Verulain,
a,uuaboyae, F. Beauclerk, Ravensworth, Howard de Wai-
n Eliot, Manners, Radstock, Teynham, H. H. Chetp-
141elei• Hotham, Bolton, Lilford, Seaford, J. Thynne,
. Thynne, Willoughby de Broke, H. Thynne, Glengall,
41`„ImieY, Rivers.
bard,luc RolecaunaeLls--Sir G. F. Hill, Sir S. Shep-
Sir C. Robinson, Robert Peel, W. Huskisson, R.
s,4lburoo C. W. Wynn, J. Herries, Sturges Bourne,
I. Fremantle,C. Arbuthnot,V. Fitzgerald, Frank-
iih., I.
.
--, Leticia.
(11"(ALABLUS—.-Liellt. Corry, Colonel Townshend,
el'Ptain Dundas, Colonel Stanhope, G. Agar Ellis,
,71ouel R. Molyneux, J. Erskine, Colonel Grant, M.P.,
`-tatain Duncombe, Rev. H. Duucornbe, Clifford,
i.. Hewett, Captain Duncan, C. J. Shore, Rev. H. D.
rekine, H. R. W t • 11 P A. Liddell, H. Corry,
ji. s es 42111 a, i . .• .
Loy Law, Rev. Dr. Pellew, W. Towry,
• --- Preston, Major Fane.
BSlag--Charles Flower, F. Ommanney, Astley Cooper,
'll., A. Halliday, Thomas Lethbridge, D. Stracey, Bart.,
Beckett, Bart., Right Hon. J. Beckett, T. Lee, G.
Ssh'e' T. Pelham Hayes, G. Warrender, C. Morgan, J.
!menton Dudley Hill, Culling Smith, G. Quintin, J.
tzgerald G. Cockburn, J. Brydges, C. Forbes, M.l'.,
t '1 11„Yde East, J. B. Johnstone, F. Fieeling, R. Gardi-
ner' .-
Stirling, A. Johnston, R. King, W. Curtis, Ed_
Ward Kerrisnu, A. Chichester, M.P., H. Lowe, C. Cole,
e. Laurie, J. Bonner, R. Bolton, C. Wetherell, G. Alur-
p,Y, N. Tindall, T. Hammond, H. Taylor, W. Gordon,
' Chester, W. Houston, J. P. Hayes, Alexander Grant,
~. Ogilvy, E. Blount, J. Cathcart, T. Adam], G. Barn-
'l4l', .1:Brooke Pechelt, M. Seymour, T. Neave, C. W.
'oote, C. Paget, J. Whale, H. Parnell, H. Webb, G.
,44Yler, IL J. Paul, J. W. Wedderburn, H. W. Wilson,
"' Ricketts, E. Stracey, R. Hill, E. Varasour, C. Con-
„Stable, G. Shiffner, M. Somerville, .1. F. C. Drake,
H. . D. W. Elphinstoue, R. A. Hodson, M.
.1. Steerens,
''' i'yatville.
ttsnors—London, Chichester, Winchester, Bristol,
lChester, St. Asaph, Litchfield and Coventry, Gloucester,
each, Calcutta, Barbadoes, Carlisle, Ely, Durham, and
ialarlaff.
Dean of Salisbury.
Archdeacon of Dorset.
1).110. Docroas—Dakins, Spry, Russell, Kettle, Heath,
"4",seh• Maltby.
jair."`'. MESSRA.—T. F. Foord Bowes, W. Strong, Bid-
c„„-' Bray, J. A-PEvoy, W. Holmes, G. P. D. Pollan, W.
13—n'ng• W. Broughton, R. Walpole, W. Fawcett, A.
4rnabY• M.A., P. .1 Ferrers, .1. Crofts, C. Woodworth,
A.A. Townsend, J. W. Hayes, Knapp, P. Colo,
d ii.
Glass, G. Burrard, J. W. Mackie, G. H. Stod-
Gart, m.A.,
Smith, G. Peering, R. A. Musgrave, V.
aseet, F. I. Farren, A. Morgan.
p DocToas—Mackinnon, Beattie, Richardson, Shiel,
'°ddana, Southey, Pollock, Meyrick, Hair. .
BARONS—Nolleken, Le Chevalier Kautzow, Comma-
tary-General Shelton Commodore White.
SELZ zANTs—Arabin, Cross, Bosanquet, Wilde.
, AD
TIIIRAIS----Sir C. Rowley, Sir J. Whitshed, Sir G.
ackwood, Sir G. Martin, Hon. Sir H. Blackwood, Sir
,'Y Johnstone Hope, Sir B. H. Carew, Sir E. Codring-
k?) Hon. Sir H. Hotham, Sir J. Rowley, Lake, C. 8.,
'glle Sir R. King, Winthrop, Sir G. Moore, Sir G. E.
li:4cm:di Raper, Tollemache, Sir P. H. Durham, Sir T.
''''`.l, Sir E. Harvey, Sir C. Hamilton, Page, Sir Sidney
1;41th• Sir F. Laforey, Sir T. Williams, Plampin, Sir J.
filtells, K.C.8., Sir E. Thornbrough, Jones, S r J. Beres-
-3 Sir E. Hamilton, Lord A. Beauclerk, Rodd, Mait.
Sir R. Stop;ord, Sotheron, Sir G. Martin. OANRRALS—Piggot, Sir Wm. Hutchinson, Girard, Sir
e Laird, Grant, King, Sir R. Ferguson, Sir W. Keppel,
&,' li. Taylor, Sir E. Kerrison, Sir T. Brown, K.C.8.,
i O. Grant, Dunlop, Lord Forbes, Sir T. Reynell,
`,8., Sir W. H. Clinton, Bart., Sir R. Jackson, Sir
6 ILrapbell, Sir S. Beckwith, Moore, Burrows, Sir C.
;still*, Sir J. C. Smyth, Hon. Robert Maude, White,
k,,ekhriS. Brown, Dickens, Sir G. Nugent, Crosbie, Lord
ebittrd Somerset, Bligh, Sir C. Doyle, Dyott, Molyneux,
/.;44rrie, Warren, Price, Coffin, Lord Macdonald, Viscount
4tbar Balfour, Blachford, Thornton, Sir J. Lambert,
84 our,
R ckct O'Loghlin, White, Sir H. •Warde, Sir T. Hislop,
'l'llt:Clarke, G.C.8., Sir John Ettey, Smith, Si W. K.
nrimt, Morrison, Lord Blayney, Sir J. Hamilton, Sir W.
Fedor,
Fraser, J. G. Scott, Sir J. Bowser, K.C.8.,
. Lord
Shrapnel, Lord Lynedoch, Freetb, Sir J. Oswald,
kord 1 i
, -:owden, F. Campbell, Bonham, Macdonald.
'-"oleate_-J. Millie, M.P., Brook, C. S. Fagan,
C. 111., Thornton, Fitzclareace, Sir G. Quintin, Watley,
Prench, O'Riley, Armytage, Potter, Downman, Beau-
teharnP• Drummond, J. B. Savage, Biggins, A. Alorshead,
kLit, C. 8., Duffy, W. H. Stanley, Sir G. Hoste, Hon.
W', T. E. Jones, O'Reilly, Lacy, C. E. Cox, Sir J. M.
Doyle, K.C.8., Hon. H. Murray, W. R. Gilbert, Sir A.
Piaster, K.C.8., Daahwood, Goiwin, Cleveland, Pearce,
Wallow,
Williamson, J. Harriot, G. Pollock, Lascelles, R.
s l'ilttle Jones, A. M. Maxwell, Cuetance,r J. May,
g°'4.7er, Colley, Sir G. Scovell, Horton, Muttleburg,
teler, Jackson ,y
Noel Harris, Seale, Anson,
fir Gregory 'Way, Bowater, Forrest, Bull, Ellicombe,
,t'll!!or, Stretton, D'Oyley, Lincoln Stanhope, D'Arcy,
Mttl,e, Clifton, Macdonnell, Bingham, Sir William !ferries,
Yoysxd, Maclaine, Macintosh, Kiag, Evelyn, M'Cleverty,
lekensie, C. 8., Otto, Sir Richard Williams, Hely Hut
ttasori, Cleeve, Sir A. Christie, Fergueson, Shackwel,
4' Geo. Elder, Brooke, Jones, Sr A. Dickson, K.C.8.1,
54.er., Cult, M. Shawe, Clitherow, Elphinstone, Astell,
No Doyle, J. Baillie, Aslye, Merrick, J. Munro, Lam-
cZ4, Greenwell, C. 8., Reeves, Fane, M. P.
aoas—Rethune, J: Downing, Bret Eon, Jones,
h , De Roue, Chichester, Mac Arthur, Doran, Hon.
ii:::) Dundee, St. John Blacker, J. W. Freehfield, H.
tq Mountain, Dyneley, Brackenbury, G. Buckley,
ri_er• Lord Thomas Cecil, Bishop, W. D. Jervis.
1107d1141,"ts--R. P. Tonikins, J. Drake,
thaiit."‘. Oliver, Lord George Paulet, Richard Owen,
~tla;lea' .I.,,,Fraser, Charles Keele, lion. Francis Maude,
11,,.tada,, -a.,44,m11, Rivett Carnac, Stuart Brisbane, Rodney
Niu., y' Thomas Sanders, A. Tozer, Charles English, 11.
Jit—",:Y. Turner, Rawdon Maclean, Frederick de Roos,
J. es: Pearl, G. S. Dyer, George Peard, Thomas Farber,
C Pell Woolnougb.
N14.04--Cates, H. C. Deacon, RN., Bentinck,
14 "en, MN, Willoughby Cotton, Horton, R.N.,
CM', 'Wollaston, R.N., Farquhar, C 8., R.N., H. N.
t44,21'• Richard S. Dundee, R.N., W. Wellesley Ashe, G.
''"i,.. iehael Smyth, Hood, Wallace, Williams, A. Wathen,
kty7'll- Sandilands, Sykes, RN., Thornbrough, Skip-
V'T., Octavius Vernon, R.N., Hon. Anson, R.N.,
Clder Shairp, R.N., Spencer Stanhope, George Har-
i ‘..l4ycon, Ayscough, R.N., Plumridge, R.N., Mundy
kArraY,t, R.N., Mildmay, J. Franklin, RN., Tomkius,
ICII.' * J. A. Gordon, N. Duff, RN., W. E. Parry,
i Is.'' A. Bertram, R.N., G. Evans, R.N., Fuller, RN.,
t:t-;' Cook, R.N., Clinton, A. Al'Neill, Drake, R.N.,
' Wer, R.N., Chads, R.N., C. 8., C. Bullen, C. 8.,
Craword, R.N., Chesney, Royal Artillery,
~,,11 4", Carleton, R.N., H. Blackwood, Sir Christopher
141' Bennett, Ed. Carpenter, Lord Byron, Beechey,
' Ilis;: Young, Agar, B. Blake, Harvey, G. Mathews,
,I,N-441,7) C. 13,, R.N., Slade, Maclean, •W. H. Pierson,
io4 ', zierbert, Ryder Burton, RN., De Starck, R..N ~
,74 fl. ......." Knox, R.N., Louis, Trent, Hill, Reid, DLT-
SCLInpbeII S. Sparshott, R.N., Waldegrave, R.N.,
io A' martin,'Maekinnon, E. Astley, R.N., Byng, Hon.
W Maude, RN., Geo. Everest, Oldfield, Baynes,
' tls .„' R. C. Deacon, R.N., Saunders, Blackwood,
!lett:ll'c% Hon. W. Keith, R.N., Crowds, R. N.,
il,, et• W. Stuart, RN., Hotham, R.N., Wood, J.
kei/tcen, Rich, R.N., Sir Bentinck Doyle, R.N., Rose,
q110"°. Fergueen, R.N., Nugent, W. Fletcher, R.N., H.
t., R.N,, C. 8,, Coltun, Donat Henry O'Brien,
Poto'l F. Spencer, Nicholas Tomlinson, S. Vaseahll,
fib, IN' Cinetwynd, A. H. Gotdon, ftawdon, W.B. Do •
' "kridson, Sir W. B. Proctor, Dalling, R.N.
1, Vtlitara.x•rs—.l. E. Alexander, Ilawkes, Crawford,
• king, „fame', F. Blachford, Coolly, E. Jekyll,
\' s-' G. t Burrard, (leery, Wilmot, Breme, C. Forester,
44-',..'ittasa, A. G. Blachford, Savage, J. W. Tomlinson,
cYard, Mathias, Dunlop, R.N., Hawkins, Hon. --
ki,'4, tIY• Dering,Lewis, Hart, C. Delme, e,
43'ethwaite, C. Stoddart, Martyn, Battlers, W. Stuart,
trt'l,...rigdon R. 0. Bridge, E, W. Pitt, R.N., Hope, C. D.
hitil l'orren;, G. D. S'eett, F. Ives, Thornton, D. S.
c,,lit. T •
4/4.R. Tomlinson, Hewett, T. Bulkeley, Trotter,
1 1ee°8atz7e,......A. G. Fullerton, W. Murray, R. S. Gee-
Sue, R. Crompton,St. V. Ricketts.
0-"'jszuge-0. Blachford.
-ratatleas—J. Archer Houblon, Rosen, Dawkins
tiZncmt, ALP , Hope, Legh, M.P., Edward Foley, ALPh.n,
'`‘l:::(44,) J. Frost,. Bayntun, Francis Ludlow Holt, John
1 'ts..t ''''ead, Horsley, Curties, Bouverie, Delme, T. Hooke_
i 'Niue, manias; Svrgesat Wilde, Delve Raileilflet

Harry Delete Radcliffe, 0. Dempitis, Rf. WilAire, C.
Cavendish, K. Dnr,g.'as. It. Hay. A. Barclay,
Langdale, Egerton, Fort, s P, A. Blount, G. Russell,
M.P., W. A.iSc a!rtt, E Jo(,nson, Seigeant Teddy, Burke,
Sergeant Cross. I). C. Aiills, Boyle, H. Davis, M.P., C.
Clive, W. R. Coswav, .1. Stuart, M.P., .1. Hor, P. C.
Scarlett, P. B. 11Inn.a,2u, Blount, .1. Salmond, Heathente,
W. Jones, H. Seymour, Duzdale, W. Mundy, J. C. Camp-
bell, P. Doyle, d. Chaudless, Waite, T. Fairfax, Mitchell,
D. Gerrard, Sugden, H. Hamond, R.W. Roberts, Man-
ning, Gregory, H. Greville, Crosbie, C. Cary, A. J. Valpy,
C. R. Nugent, Bernal, M.P., Fleming, F Pollock, C 1.114011,
C. Mackinnon, M.P., J. Buller, Cruker,Mundy, Jenkins,:B.
Baring, Askew, R. C. Brodie, Ross, Talbot, G. Leigh, S.
Scott, M. P., Hall, R.W. Currie, W. Patten, R. Adair, Daw-
kins, H. M. Dyer, E. Jerningham, W. Riddell, Colquhoun,
Borough, M. Maxwell, C. li. Stonor, St. John Baker,
Du Pre, G. L. Blount, Auriol, Speer, C. Legh, T. Coch-
rane, R. N. Wrightson, C. Forster, Sergeant Arabin,
Assheton Smith, Kitchiner, Spencer Perceval, F. Ludlow
Holt, Constable Maxwell, Philip Howard, Frederick West,
Dan. O'Connell, Plauta, Spring Rice, E. Mortimer, R.
Liston Elliot, Wilkie, Cooper Cooper, Selwyn, K.C., A.
H. Lynch, Wallace, Greenwood, Agar, Isaac L. Gold-
amid, Thomas Knox Holmes, Sidney Parry, G. L. Pren-
dergast, Holmes, Edward Thomason, Sergeant Bosanquet,
J. M. Brakenbury, jun., Charlton Whitmore, Whitmore,
J. Penfold Thomas, John Jocelyn, Weld, Williams, Neave,
Middleton, Montefiore, Mitford, Grosvenor, Hood, Frank-
land Lewis, Bacon, R. C. Fergusson, M.P., Morse Cooper,
Sheffield Grace, C. F. Williams, Gifford, Bull, Marshall,
M.P., Kinloch, W. Shand, Charles Ashburnham, Robert
Dundas, Horne, K.C., C. Douglas Halford, Cotterell,
Rosson, Arthur Cole, Dottin, Koch, J. Campbell, K.C.,
Roche, Henry Veitch, Peers, Wise, Wynne, Pendarves,
M.P., Ed. Stafford Jerningham, Cavendish, John Fairlie,
Palmer, Blackburne, Trent, Wardrop, Luttrell,
Campbell, 3(1 Guards, Macleod, Protheroe, Moray, S.
March Phillipps, Ed. Foley, Gurney, Grattan, M.P.,
Dorrien, Northcote, H. Batley, M.P., J. Cluluw, Cal-
thorpe, O'Brien, C. Leigh, Baring, W. Campbell, T. Net-
tleship, A. Barclay, Howard, Kingsmill, Horace Twigs,
Balfour, J. Weld, M. Grant, Foster, Ibbetson, Sergeant
Scriven, Courtenay, Nussey, Kennedy, E. Weld, R. Brown,
J. Scriven, G. R. Robincin, M.P., Burge, C. Butler, S.
Swinton, C. Macpherson, G. Bankes, J. Houblon, C. E.
Maccarthy, J. Talbott, C. C. Smith, Knox, H. Hope,
Hope, C. E. Smith, Franklin, N. Carlisle, C. H. Teni-
son, Nisbett, Littleton, M'Donnell, J. Greathead, Elliot,
Arch. Macdonald, H. Emanuel Goodhart.

The following were among the numerous presenta-
tions :

The Archbishop of Canterbury, on his translation.
The Lord Mayor of London, by Mr. Secretary Peel.
The Hon. Lieut. Coventry, of the Life Guards, by his fa-
ther Viscount Deerhurst.

Mr. Archer Houblon, by Sir Richard King.
Capt. Cates, late 53d Regiment, by Gen. Sir Bohn Doyle,
Bart., G. C. B.

Mr. Sheriff Copeland, by Mr. Secretary Peel.
Colonel O'Reilly, by Sir Herbert Taylor.
_ .

Lord Nerreys, by the Earl of Abington.

Mr. Sheriff Booth by Mr. Secretary Peel.

Mr. Cavendish, by the Duke of Devonshire.

The Provost of Trinity College, Dublin, by the Archbi-
shop of Armagh.

Sir Astley Cooper, Bart., as Serjeant-Surgeon to his Ma-
jesty, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Under-Sheriff Richardson, by Mr. Seeretary Peel.
Francis Ludlow Holt, Esq., Vice-Chancellor of Lancaster,
by the Night lion. C. Arbuthnot, Chancellor of the
Duchy of Lancaster.

Mr. Henry Emanuel Goodhart, by Sir Chas. Flower, Bt.
Mr. William Seymour, on his appointment as Puisne Judge
of the Supreme Court at Bombay.
Assist.-Com.-Gen. Skelton, by the Duke of Richmond.
Dr. Richardson, Royal Marines, on his return from the
Northern Land Expedition, by Viscount Melville.
Mr. Wm. A. Scarlett, Chief Justice of Jamaica, by Sir
George Murray.

The Lord Mayor's Chaplain, the Rey. Samuel Smithson,
by the Lord Mayor.

Mr: John Frost, the Director of the Medical-Botanical
Society, to present his last oration before that body.
dedicated, by petrnission to his Majtsty, upon which
occasion Mr. Frost kissed hands.

Colonel Brooke. by the Earl of Abingdon.
Mr. Henry Hope, by Mr. Hope.
Mr. Wardrop, on his appointment as Surgeon to his Ma-
jesty.
Commander It. P. Tomkins, by Lord Ingestrie, on return
from service.

Sir William Curtis, on succeeding to the Baronetcy, by
Viscount Sidmouth.

Mr. William Campbell, Chief Justice of Upper Canada,
by Sir George Murray.
Rev. Charles Perring, Chaplain to Mr. Sheriff Copeland,
by the Sheriff of London.

Captain Ommaney, C. 8., by Viscount Melville.
Lieut. Balden, 3d Light Dragoons, by Sir E. Kerrison.
Lord Donk*, by Lord Montagu.
Lord Dormer, on his accession to his title, by the Mar-
quis of Sligo.
Mr. Under• Sheriff Tilson, by Mr. Secretary Peel.
Mr. Bacon, by Major-General Sir E. Kerrison.
Captain W. Cotton, Coldstream Guards, on his promo-
tion, by Colonel 3lacdonnell.
Earl of Chichester, on his marriage, by the Duke of Leeds.
Mr. Talbot, on his marriage, by Sir H. St. Paul.
nee. W. Strong, on his appointment to be one of his Ma-
jesty's Chaplains in Ordinary.
Commander J. Drake, R.N., on return from service, by

Vice-Admiral Sir H. Hothana.
Mr. B. C. Brodie, on being appointed Surgeon to the King.
Mr. Martin, on his appointment as one of the Gentlemen
Ushers Quarterly Waiter to his Majesty.
Lieut. Vansittart, on his appointment to the Coldstream
Guards, by Col. Macdonald.
Mr. Kingamill, on going abroad, by the Archbishop of

Canterbury. _
I.ieut. Hope, on his appointment to the Grenadier Guards.

by Col. TownshenE
Mr. Burke, to present the new edition of his Dietioaary
of the Peerage and Baronetage, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Charles Arches Houhlon, Berkshire Yeomanry, by
Admiral Sir Richard King, Bart., K.C.B.
The Earl of Bradford, on coming to his title, by the Mar-
quis of Bath.
Mr. Marshall, M.P. for Yorkshire, by Mr. Mitchell.
Sir James Fitzgerald, on his marriage, by Sir William

Fremantle. _
Earl Amherst, on his advancement to the Peerage, and re-

turn from India.
Lord I)unally, by Lord Hewden, on coming from Ireland.
Viscount Northland, on being created a Peer of the United
Kingdom, by the Lord in Waiting.
Earl Cornwallis, by Lord John Thynne.
Mr. Drake Garrard, by the Earl of Macclesfield.
Captain George B. Martin, on his promotion and return
from the Mediterranean, by Admiral Sir George Martin.
Sir George Slice, on coming to his title, by Viscount Pal-

merston.
Rev. Peter Coto, on going abroad, by the Archbishop of

Canterbury.
Mr. Henry Moreton Dyer, on his marriage, by Major-
General Sir Charles Doyle.
Mr. W. Gambier, on his return to England, and on his
marriage with the Cunntess of Athlone, by Admiral Sir
James Whitahed.
Mr. Marmaduke Maxwell, by Lord Stourton.
Marquis of Hastings, on coming of age, by Viscount Forbes.
Major J. Downing, by Major-General Scott.
Captain W. B. Dobson, R. N., by Lord Melville.

. . . .
Hon. H. Spencer Law, on his return from the lonian
Island•, by Lord Ellenborough.
Mr. Serjeant Scriven, Recorder of Daventry, by Lord

_
Tenterden.
Earl Nelson, on his marriage, by Viscount Sidmouth.

Mr. James Weld, by the Hon. Mr. Clifford.
The Bishop of Barbadoes, by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Rear- Admiral Pare, Ipswich, to pay his dutiful and best
respects to the King.
Mr. Frederick Pollock, on being appointed one of his Ma-
jesty's counsel.
Mr. C. F. Williams, by the Lord Chancellor.
Earl of Liverpool, by the Right lion. Mr. Peel.
Earl Brownlow, on his marriage, by Viscount Valletort.
Commander C. Talbot, by his uncle the Duke of Beaufort.
Mr. Cooper Cooper, High Sheriff of Bedfordshire, by Lord
Grantham.

Commander J. Pearl, R.N., on his return from America,
by Sir G. Cockburn, G.C.B.
Major-General Sir Richard Jackson, on his appointment
to the 81st Regiment, by General Lord Hill.
Mr. Cotterell, on his marriage, by Lord Lynedoch.
Mr. Macpherson Grant, by Mr. Foster.
Captain Donat Ilenchy O'Brien, RN., upon his marriage,
by Vice-Admiral Sir Richard King, Bart., K.C.B.
Mr. Edward Johnson, by Lord Lynedoch.
Mr. Hooke, by the Hon. Col. Lygon.
Mr. C. R. Nugent, his Majesty's Consul-General in
Chili, by the Earl of Aberdeen.
Lieut. Hawkins, by Sir Horace St. Paul.

Sir R. D. H. Elpiiinstone, by Sir George Murray.
Mr. Weld, Mr. James Weld, and Mr. Edward Weld, ny
Mr. Clifford.
Mr. A.Barelay, by the Earl of Aberdeen.

Lieut. Bremer, by Major-General James Campbell.
Mr. Balfour, on his marriage, by Sir George Murray.
Mr. J. M. BrackePbury, juu., his Majesty's Pro-Consul

at Cadie, on his rstaro from Bp:du, by Mititar-Gret.. rat
Sir Charles Doyle.
Mr. Willon Patten, by Mr. Fl:seliburn.
The Earl of Darlington, upon his title ai Lord Temple-

town.
Capt. Fogo, on promotion, by Lieut.-General Smith.
M‘Cleverty, on bring appointed to the command of
the 4th tlivis4m of Royal 11Iarines.
The Hon. Rev. Hazily David lirskine, by Lord Calthorpp.
Capt. J. AM:km'', on his appointment, by Gen. Sir
George Nugent.
Lieut. G. Burrard, by his father the Rev. George Burrard.
Lieut. Scott, by his father, Major-General Sir G. Scott.
Mr. Peers, by the Earl of Macclesfield.
Mr. Cornwall Legh, by his father Mr. Legh.
Viscount Ingestrie, on his marriage, by Lord Salisbury.
Dr. Me rick, LL.D., on having historically and gratuit-
ously arranged the Royal Horse Armoury in the
Tower, by Viscount Beresford.
Capt. A. li. Gordon, on his return how Portugal, by
Major-Gen. Campbell.
Mr. Middleton, on his marriage, by Lord Brownlow.
Mr. Assketon Smith, on his marriage, by Lord Temple-

town.
Major Coles, by Sir H. Taylor.
Mr. Ibbetson, by the Lord in Waiting.
Sir John Cathcart, by Col. Hon. E. P. Lygon.
Sir Edward Blount, by the Duke of Norfolk.
Mr. Mitford, on his marriage, by Lord Ravensworth.
Capt. A. Shairp, R.N., en promotion, by Viscount Mel-
ville.
Viscount Holmsdale, by Earl Amherst.
Lieut. Burn, •n his promotion, by Col. Sir A. Dickson.
Mr. John Scriven, by Lord Tenterden.
Mr. Boyle, by his father, the Earl of Cork.
Capt W. Parker, R.N., on his appointment to command
the Prince Repent yacht, by Viscount Melville.
Lieut.-General Sir W. Hutchinson, en his return from
the continent, by Lieut. Sir H. Taylor.
Sir J. B. Johnstone, Bart., on his marriage, by the Arch-
bishop of York.
Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, on hie return from leave of

absence abroad.
Lieut.-Colonel Bowyer, on his return from India and ap-
pointment to the Order of the Bath.
Lieut.-General Dunlop, on being appointed Colonel of the
75th Regiment, by General Lord Hill.
Lieut. Hart, on appointment, by the Earl of Harrington.
Mr. Chad, his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Mi-
nister Plenipotentiary to the State of Colombia, on his
return from Dresden, by the Earl of Aberdeen.
Major Jones, on his appointment, by Sir A. Dickson.
Major W. 1). Jervis, by the Duke of Rutland.
Mr. I. L. Ooldsmid, by the Marquis of Lansdowne.
Mr. Charles Forrester, by the Duke of Rutland.
Dr. Hair, on appointment to the Royal Horse Guards, and
Surgeon to the General Conmsauding-in-Chief, by Lord
Hill.
Mr. Charles Ashburnharu, by the Earl of Aberdeeu.
Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Codrington, on his return from
his comraand in the Mediterranean.
Lcrd Douglas, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lord Rivers, on coming to the title, by the Duke of Dorset.
Mr. C. Douglas Halford, on his marriage, by Sir Trayton
Eliot Drake, Bart.
Lord Dorchester, on his appointment to the 7th Hussars,
by Sir Herbert Taylor.
Mr. Burge, the late Attorney-General of Jamaica, on his
return from that Colony, by Sir George Murray.
The Bishop of Calcutta, on appointment, by the Lord
Bishop of Winchester.
Lord Willoughby de Broke, on his marriage.
Mr. Nicholas Carlisle, on being appointed one of the gen-
tlemen of his Majesty's Most Hon. Privy Chamber, by
Sir Herbert Taylor.
Lieut. Dunlop, R.N., on promotion, by his father, Lieut.-
General Dunlop.
Lieut.-Colonel Custance, 63d Regt., by Sir H. Taylor.
Hon. Lieut.-Colonel Henry Molyneux, 67th Regiment, on
his promotion by Major-General Macdonald.
Lieut. Hamilton Ward, R.N., on his appointment to the
Prince Regent, by Sir H. Blackwood.
Mr. Joseph Clulow, Madras Civil Service, on his return
from India, by Lieut.-General Bell.
Major-General Sir Colin Campbell, Lieutenant-Governor
of Portsmouth, by Lord Hill.
Commander J. Chappell Woollnough, R.N., on promotion,
by Sir H. Blackwood.
Commander Richard Owen, R.N., by Viscount Melville.
Captain Oldfield, by Sir J. C. Smyth.
Captain Hill, Royal Horse Guards, by Lord Hill.
Captain Baynes, R.N., on promotion and being appointed
a Companion of the Bath, by Sir E. Codrington.
Mr. W. Riddell, the King's Hussars, by Lord Clifford.
Major-General Macdonald, on his appointment to the com-
mand of the 67th Regiment, by Lord Nill.
Major Brackenbury, on receiving his Majesty's permission
to wear the Orders of the Tower and Sword and St.
Ferdinand, by Sir Charles Doyle.
Lieut. Edward Jekyll, Grenadier Guards, on his appoint.
ment, by Colonel Townahend.
Lieut.-Colonel Cleeve, on promotion, by Sir A. Dickson.
Lieut. R. 0. Bridge, on his return from South America,
by Major-General Campbell.
Captain George Harris, to pay his respectful duty.
Mr. Pearson, by Earl Amherst.
Lieut.-Colonel A. M. Maxwell, on hie promotion and re-
turn from the Mediterranean, by Sir H. Taylor.
Lord Melbourne, on succession to title. •
Captain Fergusson, on his marriage, by Viscount Melville.
Sir Robert Adair Hodson, by Lieut.-General Sir John
Hamilton.
Mr. Crosbie, by Lieut.-General Crosbie.
Captain J. Everest, on his return from India, by General
Sir Wm. Keir Grant.
Mr. Selwyn, on his appointment as King's Counsel, by the
Lord Chancellor.
Captain Byng, by the Duke of Richmond.
Mr. J. Campbell, King's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor.
Captain Jones, on his return from Canada, and re-appoint-
ment to the Royal Morse Artillery.
Lieut. Hewett, on his appointment to the staff of the corps,
by Major-Gen. Campbell.
Mr. J. Dempster, by Earl Gower.
1%! r. J. Hood, on his appointment to the Grenadier Guards,
by Viscount Hood.
Lieut.-Colonel Jones, on promotion.
Bishop of London, on translation.
Commander R. Mundy, by Vice-Admiral Sotheron.
Sir M. Seymour, on his appointment as Commissioner at
Portsmouth dock-yard.
Hon. Captain Anson, R.N., on his promotion.
Lord Lilford, by the Earl of Westmorland.
Hon. Augustus Liddell, on receiving his commission, by
Lord Ravensworth.
Mr. E. Jerningham, by Lord Stafford.
Captain Dolling, IL N., on promotion and return from
service, by Vice-Admiral Sir W. J. Hope, G.C.B.
Mr. St. John Baker, his Majesty's Consul-General at the
United States, on his return home on leave of absence
for his health, by Lord Aberdeen.
Lieut. Savage, on hie return from abroad, by Col. Savage.
Lord Clements, by Lord Leitrim.
Captain Cotton, on promotion, by Colonel Macdonald.
Lieut. W. Stuart, on his promotion and second, departure
for India, by Sir H. Taylor.
Lord H. Vane, on being attached to the British Embassy
in Russia, by Lord Templetown.
Captain Davidson, on promotion, by Lord Macdonald.
Colonel Sir J. M. Doyle, on his return from Lisbon, by
General Sir J. Doyle.
Mr. Gregor, High Sheriff of Cornwall, by the Earl of
Falmouth.
Mr. J. C. Campbell, on appointment to ISth Dragoons,
by his father, Mr. A. Campbell.
Colonel Sir J. May, on Iris return from Portugal, by Sir
William Clinton.
Mr. Wilkie, by the Earl of File.
Mr. R. Dundas, by Lord Melville.
Captain Skipsey, R.N., on his return from the Cape of
Good Hope, by Lord Melville.
Viscount Villiers, and Lieut. Villiers on his promotion, by
the Earl of Jersey.
Mr. S. Swinton, on his return from India, by General Sir
W. K. Grant.
Mr. Blount, by the Duke of Norfolk.
Mr. Percy Doyle, on his return from the United Stairs,
by Lord Aberdeen.
General Sir H. Taylor, on being appointed Adjutant-Gen.,
by Lord Hill.
Lieut. Hawkee, on his promotion, by Sir 11. Taylor.
Colonel Lacy, on his promotion, by General Smith.
Mr. Lister, by Earl Howe.
Colonel Armytage, on his promotion, by Col. Maedonell.
Captain W. Fletcher, on his promotion, by Sir H..Hotham,
K. C. B.
Lieut. D. S. Davie., on his appointment, by Col. Clitherow.
Lord Howard de Walden, on his marriage, by Lord Seaford.
Captain Hsod, on his promotion, by Viscount Hood.
Captain Crawford, on his promotion, oy Adm. Winthrop.
Captain Beechey, on his promotion, by Lord Melville.
Captain A. Bertram, on his promotion, by Lord Melville.
Cornet A. G. Fullerton, by Colonel Hill.
Captain C. Carpenter, on his promotion, by Lord Melville.
Captain Rich, on his marriage.
Commander Stuart Brisbane, on his promotion, by the
Marquis of Winchester.
Cal. Bradshaw, on his appointment.
Admiral Platnpia, on his promotion.
Major-General Sir Taoism Reyaell, as rolo,aftment t•

Commander in the Order of the Bath, aod on his re•
turn from the staff of the army in the East, by Lord
Howden.
Commander C. Fraser, on his return from the Continent.
Lieut. Micklethwaite, on his appointment.
Mr. P. Campbell Searlett, by Lord Aberdeen.
Col. King, on his return from India, by Gen. Sir T. Bow-

ser, Ih C. B.
Dr. RichArdson, on his return from the northern land
cz-
i)edition.
Capt. Ayseough, on his being appointed a Commissioner
at Jamaica, by Sir G. Cockburn, G.C.B.
Col. Harriot, o❑ his promotion, and return frost India.
Commander Gambier, on his promotion.
Admiral Sir R. Stopford, on being appointed to the com-

mand at Portsmouth.
The Provost of Trinity College, Dublin, by the Archbishop
of Armagh.
Capt. G. Evans, on his promotion.
Lieut. Clement Delves Hill, on his promotion.
Lord Henry Thynne, on his return from abroad, by the
:Marquis of Bath.
Mr. Spencer Perceval, on hie appointment.
Capt. Wood, by Colonel Wood.
Capt. Clinton, on his promotion.
Mr. Langdale, by Lord Stourton.
Hon. Capt. Duncombe, by Lord Fevershato.
Lord Garlies, on being appointed Lord-Lieutenaet of the
eounties of Wigtown and Kirkcudbright.
Gen. Sir Colquhouu Grant, on :his return from the staff of

Ireland.
Hon. and Rev. H. Duneombe, by Lord Fevcrbbaut.
Rev. W. Fallow&Id, by Mr. Sheriff Booth.
Hon. Major Fane, on his promotion.
Capt. Thornbrough, on hie promotion.
Capt. Mildmay, on bia promotion.
Commander W. Turner, ou his promotion and return from

the eoast of Africa.
Commander T.Furber, on his promotion and return from

the West Indies.
Mr. Dori ien, by the Duke of Richmond,
Col. C. E. Cox, on his promotion.
Mr. Constable Maxwell, by Lord Stourton.
Mr. C. E. Carthy, on his return from the Mauritius,
Hon. Capt. R. Sandilande, on his promotion.
The Earl of Ossory, by the Marquis of Ornaonde.
Col. C. P. Fagan, on his return to India.
Col. W. H. Stanley, by General Sir W. heir Grant.
Hon. W. T. Law, on his return from the lonian Islands.
Capt. Nugent, by Sir George Nugent.
Capt. Mathews, on his appointment.
Mr. Douglas C. Mille, by the Earl of Fife.
M. Culling Eardley Smith, by Sir Culling Smith.
The Bishop of Chester, on his promotion, by the Bishop
of Winchester.
Col. Sir A. Fraser, on his appointment of Director of the
Royal Laboratory.
Lieut.-Col. Hely Hutchinson, by the Earl of Sheffield.
Sir Edward Stacey, on his coining to his title, by the Earl
of Shaftesbury.
Major Dynelay, upon his marriage, by Lord Ellenborough.
Earl of Morton, on his coming to his title, by the Earl of
Harewood.
Mr. A. Foster, on leave of absence, by Mr. Peel.
Mr. J. Nettleship, by Lord A, Beauelerk.
Commander F. de Roos, on his promotion, by the Marquis
Worcester.
Mr. C. Whitmore, by the Earl of Gosfoid.
Rev. Proby Ferrets, by his father the Rev. S. B. Ferrero.
Commander Hood, R.N., on his promotion, by Lord
Melville.
Cornet R. Crompton, by Lieut.-Col. Sir W. Herries.
Viscount Bangor, on succeeding to his title, by Lord
Dufferin.
Lieut. Conolly, by Colonel Pagan.
Captain Marryatt, by Lieut.-Colonel Stowell.
Vice-Admiral Sir B. Hallowell Carew, on having received
his Majesty's permission to take the name of Carew.
Viscount Castlereagh, by the Marquis of Londonderry.
Mr. E. Thomason, by Mr. Whitmore.
Lieut.-Colonel G. Pollock, C. 8., on his return from India,
and being appointed Companion of the Bath.
Mr. Cary, by Lord Clifford.
Earl of Roscommon, by the Duke of Leinster.
Captain W. H. Peirson, on promotion.
Major Mountain, by Lieut.-General Sir Herbert Taylor.
Captain Slade, by General Slade.
Viscount Granville, on his return from his Embassy.
Mr. Wilshire, by the Earl of Verulam.
Lieutenant James, on appointment, by Colonel Savage.
Lieut.-Colonel Jackson, on promotion.
Lieut.-Colonel Horton, on his promotion, by General Sir
David Baird.
Lieut.-Colonel Colby, by Viscount Beresford.
Mr. Campbell, by Major-General Sir C. Campbell,
Rev. G. H. Stoddart, by the Bishop of Chichester.
General Lord Forbes, on his appointment to be Lord High
Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church
of Scotland, by Mr. Peel.
Lieut.-General Sir Ronald Ferguson, on his appointment
to the 79th Highlanders, by Lord Hill.
Lieut.-Colonel Ellis, on his marriage and promotion, by
Lord Seaford.
Capt. Chesney, by the Lord in waiting.
Mr. R. W. Currie, on hie return from the Continent.
Mr. S. A. Houblon, by Admiral Sir R. King.
Earl of Newburgh, by the Earl of Cassilis.
Commander G. Peard, on his promotion and return from
the North West coast of America, by Sir G. Cockburn.
Lieut.-Col. Laacelles, on promotion, by Col. Townshend.
Sir J. L. Lewis, by the Lord in waiting.
Mr. Elliott, on his return from India, by the Dean of
Salisbury.
Lieut. J. Bulkeley, on his appointment, by Col. Lygon.
Major Hugh Rose, on his appointment to the 92d High-
landers, by the. Earl of Kinnoul.
Rear-Admiral Sir Edward Hamilton, on his promotion.
Commander C. English, on return from the North Arne-
ricon station, by Sir 11. Hotham.
Lord Teynhain, on his marriage, by the Earl of Shaftes-
bury.
Lieut. L. Dickson, on his return from India, by Sir H.
Taylor.
Capt. Keith, on his promotion, by Lord Salisbury.
Mr. Heathcote, on his marriage, by the Earl of Fife.
Lieut.-Col. Fair, on his return from India, by Lieut.-
Gen. Bell.
Capt. Mundy, on appointment to his Majesty's yacht, by
Lord Melville.
Mr. Jenkins, on his return from India, by Lord Amherst.
Mr. Montefiori, by the Duke of Norfolk.
Commander R. Oliver, on promotion, by Sir T. Hardy.
Capt. Crosier, by Lord Melville.
Mr. Richard H. Wrighton, by Sir J. Beresford.
Lieut.-Col. Muttlehury, by Sir J. Hamilton.
Lieut.-Col. Pearce, by the Marquis of Worcester.
Mr. Gifford, by Lord E. Somerset.
Lieut.-Col. Sir. J. Hoste, by Major-Gen. Sir J. Smyth.
Capt. S. Sparshott, on appointment as Deputy-Comptrol-
ler-General of the Coast Guard, by Lori Melville.
Mr. A. Barclay, by the Earl of Gosford.
Corset Gascoigne, by Colonel Hill.
Mr. Hall, on his marriage, by Lord Sidmouth.
Lieut.-Col. J. E. Jones, on promotion.
Capt. Drake, by Sir H. Hotham.
Col. Sir R. Williams, on his marriage, by Major-General
Campbell.
Mr. Henry Delme Radcliffe, by Mr. Delme Radcliffe.
Mr. Shand, by the Marquis of Sligo.
Sir H. Webb, on his appointment to the Life Guards, by
Col. Lyon.
Capt. C. Bullen, on his return from the command on the
western coast of Africa, by Sir George Cockburn,
Lieut. Crawford, on obtaining a commission in the
Royal Artillery, by Sir A. Dickson.
Capt. W. Stuart, R.N., on his appointment to his Ma-
jesty's ship Gloucester, by Sir Henry Blackwood.
Major-Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe, on his arrival from and re-
turn to Ceylon.
Lieut.-Gen. Guard, on appointment as Governor of Kin-
sale, by Lord Hill.
Major Bishop, on promotion, and return from New South
Wales, by Sir John Doyle.
Mr. John Hope, by Lord Melville.
Capt. Fletcher, on his return from abroad, by the Earl of
Harrington.
Captain Rose, by Lord Faversham.
Sir J. Ogilvy, Bart., on his promotion.
Ron. Commander F. Mamie, on his promotion, by the
Hon. J. Hewitt.
Non. T. Erskine, on his being appointed King's Counsel.
Capt. Mackinnon, on his promotion.
Capt. Wallace, on his return from India.
Sir C. Constable, Bart., by Lord Clifford.
The Rev. Dr. Birch, by the Bishop of London.
Captain Williams, on his promotion.
Col. Sir G. Scovell, on his being appointed Lieut..Go-
, vernor of the Royal Military College.
The Lord Mayor, by Mr. Peel.
Hon. Major H. Dundas, by Viscount Melville.
Gen. Sir T. Brown, K.C.8., on his return from India.
Mr. Koch, by the Earl of Aberdeen.
Lieut. R. Tomlinson, by Capt. N. Tomlinson.
Mr. S. Parry, on his appointment, by the Earl of Him.
rington.
Mr. W. Pendarvis, M. P., by Lord Clinton.
Cornet W. Murray, by Col. Hill.
Mr. G. Bankes, by the Marquis of Graham.
Capt. E. Astley, on his promotion, by the Earl of Ilehester.
Mr. B. L. Elliott, Oriental Secretary of Hit Niveity's

Embasny W the Ottoman Porte, os his return, by tort!
Aberdeen.
Commander. G. S. Dyer, on bit promotion.
Ensign 0. Blachford, by General Blachford.
Mr. 11. U. Addington, His 'Majesty's Minister Plenipo-
tentiary to the German Diet, on his return to bit mis-
sion.
Al r. Sti.fford Jernimrliam. on his marriay.e.
linll, on tieing appointed to the 5.2 d Light Infantry.
Lieut. James W. Tomlinson, by Capt. N. Tomlinson.
Col. Mackenzie, on his return from India.
Lieut. E. W. Pitt, by Lord Selsey.
Col. Wyatt, on his promotion and mtrriage.
The Earl of Haddington, on being et-eater& Baron Metros,
and en his succeeding his father, by the Earl of Mac-
clesfield.
A. Musgrave, on being appointed a Cason of

Windsor.
Major Scott, by Gen. Lord E. Somerset.
Capt. Rawdon, on his marriage.
Capt. Hawkes, by Mr. Holmes.
Mr. Charles Frederick Williams, on his appointment as
one of His 'Majesty's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor•.
Lieut. W. Langdon, by Gen. Campbell.
Capt. A. McNeill, by Sir W. Keir Grant.
Col. Sir R. Williams, on his marriage.
Capt. Wm. Wellesley Ashe, on promotion, by General the

Earl of Harrington, K.C.H.
Mr. Slicftield Grace, by the Marquis of Ormonde.
Mr. Fortescue, by Capt. S. Cooke.
Commander Rivett Cante, on him promotion.
Cal. Buteler, on his promotion.
Mr. J. Penford Thomag, to present his Treatise of Uni-

versa' Jurisprudence.
Viscount Forbes, on his coming of age.
Capt. J. Carmichael Smyth, by Gen. Sir .1. Csmichael

Smyth, Bart.
Rai,. R. Walpole, by the Bishop of London.
Captain Spencer Vassal!, H.N., by Viscount Berettord.
Mr. Charles Henry Stoner, by Lord htafford.
Sir Thomas Pelham Hayes, by Lieut.- Gen. Whits.
Lieut. Wilmot, his Majesty's ship Prince Regent, by Sir
Henry Blackwood.
Vice-Admiral Hon. Sir Henry Ilotham, on being ap-
pointed a Lord of the Admiralty.
Cap!. the Hon. 'F. A. Maude, R.N., on his return from

the Mediterranean.
Lieut. J. Wallace, by Sir H. Vivian.
Mr. Nisbett, on his appointment to the Ist Life Guards.
Rev. Augustus Morgan, on his appointment as Chaplain
in Ordinary to his Majesty, by Sir C. Morgan.
Rear Admiral Sir Grabata E. Hamond, Bart , on succeed-
ing to his title.
Capt. Waldegrave, on his appointment to his Alajesty's

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ship Serenyapatam.
Rev. I'roby John Ferrers, by the Rev. T. Ferrer's.
Mr. Kitchiner, by Colonel Macdonnell.
Major Chichester, by Lord Clifford.
Mr. Thos Knox Holmes, by his father, Mr. Holmes, M.P.
Capt. A. Gordon, R.N., by Lord Forbes.
Major Lord Thomas Cecil, on promotion.
General Sir David Baird, on his appointment to theGovern-
went of Fort George.
Commander Tozer, on his appointment to his Majesty's
yacht William and Mary.
Lieut. 'l'. E. Alexander, by Colonel Elliombe.
Mr. John Talbot, by the Marquis of- Salisbury'.
Mr. John Jocelyn, by the Earl of Roden.
Lieut.-Col. Robert Wallace, on his promotion.
Major J. W. Fresh&ld, on his promotion.
Hon. and Rev. Dr. Pellew, on his appointment to the
Deanery of Norwich.
Commander Thomas Sanders, on his return from the Cape
of Good Hope.
Mr. Horace Twiss, on being appointed Under-Secretary

of State for War and Colonies: -
Lieut.-Col. Dashwood, on kis return from Mexico, and
appointment as his Majesty's Consul at Guatemala.
Lieut.-Col. Beauchamp, on promotion.
Mr. George Leigh, by the Earl of Chichester.
Vice-Admiral Lord Amelius Beauclerk, by Vise. Melville.
Lieut. Frederick Ives, by Sir C. Grant.
Lieut.-Col. Godwin, on his return from service in India,
and being made a Companion of the Bath.
Capt. Frederick Spencer, on returning to England, and on
his having received the order of Companion of the Bath.
Mr. Thomas Cochrane, by Capt. Furber,
Capt. Sir William Beauchamp Proctor, R.N., on coming
to his title.
Capt. Young, by Sir W. K. Grant.
Capt. Blackwood, R.N., by Lord Dufferin.
Mr. H. Greville, by Lerd F. L. Gower.
Col. A. Morehead, on his promotion.
Assistant-Commissary-General Skelton, by the Duke of
Richmond.
Viscount Fordwich, by Earl Cowper.
Gen. Sir Sidney Beckwith, on his appointment, by the
Duke of Wellington.
Lieut. Geary, by Col. Sir A. Dickson.
Mr. E. Alortitner, by Sir W. K. Grant.
Mr. G. L. Prendergast, on his return from India.
Col. Williamson, on being appointed as Superintendent of
the Royal Military Repository.
Mr. Wise, on his return from Sweden.
Hon. J. S. Wortley, by Lord Wharncliffe.
Commander R. Maclean, by Lord Melville.
Rev. G. P. B. Pollen, on his marriage, by Mr. Hall.
Col. Otto, by Sir Thomas Hislop.
Mr. E. K. Tenison, by Gen. Viscount Lorton.
Col. Evelyn, on his promotion.
Lieut. Thornton, on his appointment, by Col. the lion.
H. Townshend.
Col. Cleaveland, on his promotion, by Colonel Sir Alex.
Dickson.
Col. Duffy, on his appointment, as Inspector of Army
Clothing.
Mr. E. Jerningham, by Lord Clifford.
Mr. J. Salmond, by Col. Salmond.
Rev. W. Broughton, on his appointment to the Arch-
deaconry of New South Wales.
Mr. Charles Butler, by the Lord Chancellor.
Col. J. Boscawen Savage, by the Lord in waiting.
Col. O'Reilly, on his promotion.
Capt. Hotham, on his promotion, by the Marquis of
Thomond.
Major Doran, by General Morrison.
Capt. Plumridge, R.N. on promotion.
Capt. Tomkins, R.N., by Viscount Ingestrie.
Mr. Bayntum, let Life Guards, on appointment.
Mr. J. Stuart, M.P., on going abroad.
Mr. Serjeant Cress, one of his Majesty'. Serjeants-at-Law,
by the Lord Chancellor
Mr. A. Cole, by Lord Enniskillen.
Commander W. Cotesworth, on his promotion.
Mr. J. Chandless, by Sir John May.
Lieut.-Col. W. R. Gilbert, by Sir G. Nugent.
Commander C. Keele, by Sir G. Cockburn.
Mr. T. Fairfax, by Lord Grantham.
Col. Drummond, R.A., on his promotion and appointment
as Lieut.-Governor Royal Military Academy.
Capt. Bentinck, Coldstream Guards, on his marrisge.
Lieut. Chas. Steddart, Royal Staff Corps, by Sir Edw.
Kerrison.
Mr. F. M. Martyn, by Colonel Lygon.