Star.
London, England, 1807-06-05 00:00:00

GOTTENBURGH MAIL.

A Mail arrived at a late hour Lit night, by which
we have received various printed jiurnals and pi.
vile letters. If we may credit the accounts pub.
bated in the Berlin Telesraph, the city of Dantzic is
by this time probably in the hands of the French.—
The following are the principal atticles received by
the Mail. The duty we owe to our Fathionable
Friends this day, does not permit us to give longer
eztra&s, at the eapenfe of a curtailment of our ac-
count of the Court Drees :

nurrßmaugatr, MAY 19.

The Dutch troops on the borders of Swedifh Po-
rneraniA defert in great numbe-s, as appears from
the following fpecial Bulletin received from Stralfund
e er day :

(BULLETIN.)
" Ileod Q2!arters, May 21.
" The Million from the Dutch troops, liationed upon our
borchrs, contirties.to be very greet; almoft daily, ten or twenty
deferters arrive here. A few days Grm, they amounted to eighty
at one time; and loft Sunday, 174 came in with all their arms.
Lieutenant-General Baron Wrede, who is to take a command
in the army here, arrived the day before yefterday from Sweden."
PRIVATE ACCOUNT (BY EXPRESS).
gg HAMBURGH, MAY 30, 12 O'CLOCK.

,4 Advice has this moment been received by an
extraordinary Courier, that Dantzic capitulated on
the 26th init."

CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 24.

The Pruffian Envoy Sinft, who lately arrived here,
took hic departure again this day, it having been fig-
nified to him in the prefent circumllances his prefence
in tliis capital was foperfluous. He has taken the road
by Buchareft, and is gone probably to the Pruffian
bead-quarters.
Fifteen (hoof-and troops will loon break up from
the vicinity of this capital for Adrianop:e. The fleet
of the Captain Pacia continually receives reinforce-
ments. The Servians have declared that they by no
means make common caufe with the Ruffians.

The report that the Ruffians have lets Tenedos,
requires confirmation.

BERLIN, MAY z 6.

(From the 7 elegraph)—Yellerday official accounts
were received here from the Imperial Head quarters
at Finkinflein, hating, that at the moment an afrault
was ready to be mad: on the Hacklib-tg, the city
of Dantzic made proporals to capitulate : it is
therefore pro'..ible that the French troops are now in
poffellion of Dantzic. The fame letters metvion the
capture of a fine Englifh corvette, but as they refer
to other accounts not yet received, is is not poffible
to fay at prefent how this corvette fe 1 into the bands
of the French. We can, however, affure our Readers
that there is no doubt that it has been taken.

WARSAW, MAY 13.

On the 12th of May the enemy attaLked the line
of Martha! MaiTena, at Malta Willenberg and Droll-
zewo. The Ruffians at the two fir n points were with
out infantry, and were foon repulfed with lots, but
the principal attack, %%Lich was that at Drnnzewo,
was commenced by the fire of 17 pieces of cannon,
and the Cotracks were fopperted by infantry and re-
gular cavalry. Notwithilanding the numerous force
of the enemy, be was driven beyond the river Ome-
lew, and purfued to the brids:e of Ofirolenke, over
which he palrad in the greatelt diforder. His lots is
etlirnated at zoo killed, 30 prifoners, and 5o horfes
taken. , Near Surock and Pt:hulk Itrong redoubts
were thrown up, to feroe ac Midge Leads, and facili-
tate our atVng again ofFenfively.
The' General of Brigade. Filcher, writes from the
Camp at Debow, of :Le date the t 3.11, that 2coo
CoffaLks palTcd the Omu:ew, near Weielow, and at-
tacked a putt of 3o tiLn, who &fended thernfelv:s
till only Eye remained. They were then joined by
r3o men trom Ruda, who haflencd to thcir aid, and
Ought fo bravely againl this very fuperinr force,
that the Cotricks 101 l one C,;lonel, feveral Officers,
and Ro men ; and on the approach of reinforcements
retired. Oar 14, conlifted of z 8 killed, 21 wounded,
411 d iso prifuners, among whom were three
Oqlcers.

On the 15rh the Bavarian Colonel Pierron, whn
fell in the firlt aegiln with the Ruffians at &crock,
was butied with fuitable honours.

PULTUSK, !.TAY Z 7.

The following are r.me awhentic details of the
altioas that have taken place between the Bavarian
and Ruflian trolss in this vicinity :—" On the 6.h
of May the 4th regiment, and the battalion of
Jliatin, paired the Narew at Sierock, and drove the
Ruffians above four leagues. On the &eh the Ruffians
att•+eked, 3 or 4000 ilrong, the fame Bavarian corps,
wh:ch was obliged to retire to cover the bridge head
of Sierock ; the bridge itfelf, however, is not yet
fir•ilhed. On the t4th, at four in the mcrning, we
p. the Narew is three fisips, with five battalions,

one of Preifiag, one of Duke Charles, two of Low-
ennein, and one, 13th Regiment.. Generd Wrede
was at the head of the troops, with the Hereditary
The Ruffians at our approach Red into the
neighbouring so o principally on account of oor
artillery. Our troops purfued the enemy for a league '
into the wood : our objea in this expedition only was
to throw over a bridge, to repair the bridge head, to
throw up a redoubt on the right, and make a ltrong
abbatit, which objed we acccmplithed.
" On the 16th. we were attacked on all fides with
thi greaten fury, by a Ruffian corps of about 7coo
men, but the difpofttions of General Wrede were Co
well taken, that the .battalions came in the belt order
to the albatir, which was only half completed, and in
this pofition maintained themCelves firmly. The
troopsvied with each other in giving proofsof their cou-
rage in the pretence of the Hereditary Prince, for
which opportunities were not wanting, as the Ruffians
made feveral attacks with the bayonet at all points,
but they were repulfed by the flannels and welldi•
retied fire of our battalions. The brave General
Wrede, and. the Hereditary Prince, were found
wherever the fire was hotteft.

" In this anion, which Lifted four :lours, we
killed, one Officer, viz. Lieutenant Henninger of the
3th regiment, and 27 .privates ; wounded, nine
officers and r6o privates. Major Sidon► was taken
prifoner, but no private is miffing. The Ruffians
mutt certainly have had It or 400 killed and 'minded."
FRANCKFORF UPON MAINE, MAY 23.

Wel KAheim and St. Peter's Tile in the Rhine,
have been ceded to France, by the Pi inces of—NoiffAu
Walburg and Nafrau tliin3en.

AUATRiA, MAY 19.

Several of the Public Jourfalb fay the Czetnira
Palace at Prague is the place where a Corgref. is to
be held for a General Peace. Count Stackelhetg,
they fay, will repair thither on the part of Ruffia,
and Count Stadion, the Envoy to the Court rf Mu-
nich, on the part of Aufiria ; unhappily, accz,ttling
to other accounts, there is no foundatitat v.ilatevcr
for tilde teports of a Consoefs.

NEN' P4IRLIA.ULA7'.

MEMBERS ELECTED.
Dr WRITS. &e —Sir J. H. Maxwell.
AIR, &c—John Camphill, Efq. of Shawfleld.
Gi.alcuw, &c—Alex. Campbell, Efq. of Blytlarwood.
BAN??. CULLEN, &C ...Clllo,llel Duff.
Fv.andANAGH—Genii al Cole and General ArshdalL
DRACII[DA—CoIuniI
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CARILICKYERG: s—James Craig, Efq.:

YORKSHIRE ELECTION.

The conteft in Yorkfhire is coming to be a neck and
ned rare hetwoed Mr. Lafcelles and Lord
The Poll doles this day. Immenfe fums ore depend-
ing upon the event of the return between the two laft
Candidates. Mr. Wilberforce is fecure of his feat.
The lafcenites, a fhort time fence, ilfued a humorous
palquinade, called "MILTON'S Parade"; LosT." They
hsvc been liumoronfly retorted itp:in within, there
fe ri days by a limil.cr feu dWrii. entitled ‘. MILTON'S
ParadiP RFGAINFO The numbers at the clofe of
the i 3ih day's Poll, namely Wednefday lalt, were,
William Wilberforce, Efq.
Lord Milton -,356
Ham Henry Lafcelles , . 10,154

We have great hopes that the intelligence will
be, confirmed which we yelierday laid before• nor
Readers. nn the authority eta New York Newfpaper,
nf the defirtglion of a number of Dutch armed vef-
fels at Batavia, by the fquadron under the command
of S:r EDWARD PELLEW. The following letter, which
enters more into the particulars of this tranfirEli in, is
copied from another American Paper received in
town yellerday :

" BALTIMORE, APTITI. as.

" On the 27th November, a &kill& fquadron of
feven fail, under Admiral PELLEW, entered Batavia
Rnads, and commenced a heavy fire on the Dit:ch
Finding their guns could nut reach the
reffels, which had been grevioufly Ihore, they
towed in mkh their boats, let fi-e to and completely
burned eigLte.:n iii, : one (hip cf guns, one ditto
of 20, one of 18,. and a barque (eruffart merchant-
man), were among the number. The rernainder
were toeichtnt hclnnging principally to
viduals of Batavia. They crntinued at anchor in the
harbour until the z.l uf Dtcernher, when they
under way, and iluod to the Eallward. Their par-
ticular dellination was not known. When the !aft
advices came away, it was reported at 13atavia, that
the lquadron were 11111 on the coati of Java, about
'3o) miles to the earttvard of Batavia,"

Potursmr urn, JUNE 4 —Attived his Majefly's
la Ft.scns, from rft Havre.—Sailed his :strictly's
fhip I MPETUE ox, to j-,in the Channel Fleet—Wind E.
Dr,vsa, Joris 4 —Came in lan night the Knip-
haufen brig Die Brant, Captain Trts, from Bour-
deat.x, bound to Varel, with wine and brsndy, de-
tained by the PINCHER gun brig.—.'firived in the
Roadsthis morning, the MusQ,tr tro Poop, to cr.mplete
het ordnance and viNtialUng itores.—P4fred by this
day the Blip Apollo, Captain BILLING, from Liver-
pool, with cheek, &c. hound to London.—Arrived
the brig Mctte Maria, Captain Ham!, tram Holme.
Brand, with timber for this port —Wind S. W.
DEAL, JUNE 4.—Arrived the Tl 4 ASHER gun brig
from a cruize oft Havre, Sussiqc OAR hired ketch
from Porzfint uth, the brig De H-re, belonging to
Ktsipba:rfen, Barent Klaus, Mailer, frr.m Marinas
hound to 'ronningen, with a cargo of salt, detained
by the IslasiNsit ; alfo the Tih Karnerher Krofen
Krary, John Fbyer Matter, belonging to Fredrick-
Had, from Lifbon to Tonno,gen, detained by the
OTTER. This being the anniverfary of his Majetly's
Birth, the fame was obferved by the litios in the
11-wns' which Coed a Grand Salote.—Sailed the
CLYDE frigate, Commodore Owen, fur Heligoland.
Childers fl rot), for Yarnlouttl ; BUSTLER gun brig,
on a cruize, off the c•.alt of France.—in the Dow nc,
PRiacrss of ORANGE, ALFRED.TRUSTY, EXPL.HVEI,
FURY,THRASHEE., BLAZER, PALT6R, FURIOUS and
WIDGIUN.

THE ZING'S BIRTH DAM

terThelave,cwitaesbohratfierveodfwhiitshhelvaetrayyrdvem'solith Dayf
13iiirrationofyjeor-
y
in this metropolis. 'The fplendour of the Court, and
the movements in the higher circles were not much
leaned in confequence of the Diffointim of Parlia-
ment, although numbers are Rill engaged in conteßed
de/lions. The Court wanted the piincipal attrac-
tion:however, namely, the pretence of his Mararrv.
His MAIMS' completed his ficith year yefterday.
Early in the morning, the return of the Feßival wr.s
announced by the ringing of bells throughout Lon
don and Weßminfler. The flags and Itandards of
the United Kingdom were difplayed from the Tower,
the different public building% and all the churches
in the metropolis. A holiday was kept at all the
public offices upon the occAfion.
At one o'clock a dnub'e royal falute was difcharged
by a gunner belonging to the train of artillery in St.
James's Park ; and the ftxty cannons on the Tower
Wharf were difcharged at the fame hour. All the
(hips and veffels lying in the Thames difplayed their
colours upon the occafion.
There being but few Courts held this feafon,
great interell was made at the Lord Chamberlain!,
Office for tickets of admiflion to fee the Nobility and
Gentry pats through the rooms• of the Palace—
numbers were difappointed of this gratificati-n ; for
the multitude of perfons, however, who gained ad-
mittance to the Palace, by this and other means, ex- 1
ceeded all that has taken place for a feries of yeas
Great exertions were made to preferve order. No-
tices were potted up for the direftion of the carriages
going to the Palace. Parties of the Life Guards
were !twinned in various parts of the neighbourhood
of the Palace, to enforce the regulations. Various
detachments of the extra guard, on duty at the
Palace, were alto Rationed on the pavement, with all
the Bow greet officers, the patrole, and a number of
parifh confiables crowded the greets. .
The inhabitants of Sr. James's.fireet and its neigh-
' bourhood had numerous parties of their friends, and
their windows were filled with beautiful and elegant
females, to view the company.
The company continued going to the Palace from
half pall twelve o'clock till pail four. St James's
fircet was frequently completely blocked up ; form
of the comoany were kept above two hours. The
i line cf carriages, at one time reacted as fat as Btu-
ton.dreet, Berkeley fqoare ;number;, in confequence,
got out of their caltiages, and walked to the Palace,
but wi h oreat difficulty get thro' the immentl. crowd.
The Prince of WALES and all the Royal Dukes,
except Susses, breakfalled with their MAJESTIES
and the Princeffes, at the Q:een's Palace, at half pall
nine o'clock, ar.d paid their relpeCts to their Royal
Father, upon the happy return of the day.
In the courfe of the :opining, the Ptincefs Cuae
LOTTS of WALES, and a number of dignified clergy,
attended at the Queen's Palace, to pay their congra.
tnlatory retpeCts.
About half pall twelve o'clock .her MAJESTY and
the Princelfes left the (teen's Palace, with th PI incefs
CHARLOTTE Of WALES in her .Maiefly's carriage, for
St. James's, in their morning (La. es, and entered the
Palace by the garden gate, s 1-cre there was an im-
menfe crowd colleeted to fee them. After her Ma-
-1 csrr and Ps iocefres had partook of tome ref! efhment,
they dreffed in ti.eil new Court drefte, His Grace
the Archbithop of Canterbury was then introduced
to her MAJESTY, and he delivered a congratutary
Oration in Englifh on the happy return of the day.
Her MAJESTY and the PT inceffes proceeded towards
the Grand Council Chamber a few minutes after two
o'clock, through that grand fake of rooms in the
Palace, the finelt this or any other country can brats.
As they patted threogh the State Bed Chamber and
the Pages Room, the Miniflers and thofe who have
been in office, and have retaieed their privilege of
being in the Entre Room, by making a p, ~per appli-
cation for it, as well as the Officers of Slate and the
Houtehold, were in attendance, to pay their refpects
and congratulations to her MA fI•STY. Trse Pref.nce
Chamber and other rooms adjoining, were fo ex-
tremely crowded with the company who had arrived
at than eatly hour, that it was with lime difficulty
that the Lord Chamberlain and.her Majefly's atten-
dants could make a free paffage for her MAJESTY and
the Princeltes. They very condefcendingly convet fed
in a very familiar manner with feveral of the com-
pany as they paired The doors of the Grand Coun-
cil Chamber were kept clofely Phut where the Draw-
-1 R nun was to he held, for the put pole of keeping
it cool, by order of the Lord Chamberlain.
Notice was given of her MAJESTY'S approach to
it, when the centre door was thrown open, at which
her MAJESTY and the Paramus entered exadly at
twenty minutes after two .o'clock, attended by Earl
Morton, her MAJEsTy's Chamberlain; and Colonel
Dcfbrow, the Vice-Chamberlain, on each fide, with
feveral other attendants. Hcr MAJESTY'S train was,
held by Earl Morton : and on her MAJESTY'S taking I
her Ration between the fecond and thir.i window from
the entrance, the Noble Earl placed her Majefty's
traia upon a marble flab behind her MAJESTY.
The PRINCESSES ranged themfelves- to the left of
her MAJESTY, towards the Throne. The Prince of
WAG!. s entered immediately after, paid his retpeets to
[ her MajFsirr, and remained in private converlation
with her for near five minutes. Baron Rehaufen was
among the firfl who canverfed with her MAJESTY; the
PRINCE afterwardsconverfed with the Baron for feveral
minutes. The PRINCE remained at the left hand of her
MAJ as TY during all the timeof his Ilayin the drawing-
! room. About three o'clock the Piincels of Wastes
entered the Palace by the Garden gate. As her
Royal Highnefs paired through the Pretence Cham.
her, and other roam where the fpeEtators were ;dem-
bled, they received her with clapping of hands
and, on her return from the Drawing room, the
i fame mark of retpeft was (hewn. Upon her Royal
Highnefs's entrance into the drawing-room, the paid
her refpeCts to her Maporry ; after which the (poke
! to the PRINCE, and they converted together for fe-
veral minutes. She then converted with the Pan-
ceffes, and numbers of the company paicitheir refpeCts
to her Royal Hig'lnels. The Nobility and Gentry,
after they had congratulated her MAJESTY. paid
their refpeCts to the Princeffes. Her MAJESTY re-
ceived the numerous introduitions in the utual man.
ner. A few minutes after her MAJESTY had entered
the Grand Councilie,Cffithafocermm.baanserac,
ett
(hon
kefe
the
Lhtrd ei
of
Birth
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tdi
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pwiazireudrier,istiwiaatntdheotp.
(Mould commence.

The Ode immediately commenced. The whole et
the mufic was feleeed by Sir Wm. Parkins, from the
works of Handel, by the exprefs command of }is
Majefly. It commenced with the Overture from die
Opera of Radifmifin, and the whole of the Ode wt,
taken from the ficate Opera. Mr. Bartleman and Sir.
Nitld had two fol.'s, which they funA in their ufu,i
excellent flyle. Mailers Horncagle and Giantland,
two of the young gentlemen of his Majefly's Chape:
Royal, alto fang with much rweemers of voict and
corre6tnefs. The band was led by Mr. Dance. Mr.
Kayvett prefided at the Piano Porte. Mr, Calif
was the prir.cipal Vi ~loncello.
Her Majefly continned to receive the company
with the greaten affability and pleating mannen, till
near five o'clock, when the appeared much fatigued
with the ceremonies of' the day, and retired.
There were prefent, betides her MAI tSTY --
The PrifICCSCS Augutta, Elizabeth, Mary, Sophia, and
the Princes of Wiles, the Duchefs of York, the Princels Sophia of
Gloucefter, the Prince of Wiles, the Dukes of York, Cliteencc,
Cumherland. Kent. Cambridge, at:d Gloucsoftcr ; the Arc! N 11,14
of Canterbury, Dublin, and 'rum ; the Lord I-rtvy Seal,the I t :t
Lord of the Treafury, the Citancellor of the Exchequer, tk.
crtitrics of State, the Secretary at War,tbe Eitft Lord of the .1,,
admit y. the Matter General of the Ordnance, the Lord Chict I„,_
lice of the Court of Common Pleas, the Chief Baron of tkc Fa
cheqwr, the Melee of the Rolls, the Judge of the Admiralty, the
41ttorney Orrin-al, the Solicitor (ereral the King's Advocate,the
Lord Mayor of London. the Recorder of Lcraluo, and the shoolr
of Lo .doss and Middlcfta.
_ _

There were Iskewife recent—.
Do K tc—Buvdt ugh, AtEul, 417)1e, Bcattfort ;;L1 Rutland.
Du c 91 rs—l+erlct, Rutlat.l, Athol, Nortbumhcrlaud, Mon.
vore, &Wort, Leed• a-3 BucLieuzh.
mAßvisus—Corstwaliii, Lagfdowr, , Well fl y, Hertford,
Weerfurd and Huntley.

MA C 10141101;34JOIIC321, Hereford, Bath, Eseter, SAlapry
and Thomond. .

Emus—Macclesfield, Weftmorland, Scarborough, Fero!, Porn_
fret. Ortfvenor, Duckinghamthire, Chatham.. Bathurlt, Aylesford,
Farnham, Winchelfes, Craven, Morton. Clancarty, Hardwielte,
Nt lfon, Chichefter, Uxbridge, Mountnorris, Jerfey, Darnley, Eu.
(ton, Wilton, liffitogham, Egtemont, Percy and Rivers.
COUNT [SSE s—Oteftcrfield, Jerfcy, Maccics6ekl, Balcarras
Cholmondeley, Bolingbroke, Warwick, AuckfrighanAire. Cha.
than, Craven, TaMot, Aylesford, Clem:self, Dalhoufir, Grofvenor,
Shaftefbury. Mexborotv,h, Harrington, Mansfield, Camden, Ncl-
fon, Chichefter, Kinflon, Uxbridge, Ormond, Rofsfyn, Debella,
Eliot, Effingham, Bellamont ; Dowagers Nelfon, Chanel!, Mama-
norris, Portfmouth, and Jerky.
VI scot; NT s—Prim role, Sydney, Morpeth, Cafifereagh,Tentille-
town, Hood. Stopfonl, Chetwynd, Wentworth.
Viscou wr Es s s—Herefiwd, Morpeth, G.7.lviray ; Dowagers
Kingllon, Tcmpletown, S: dney, Allen, Wentworth, Hamilton,
Caftlereagb.
A :musts aors--Canterhury, Dublin, TU2,01
BISHOPS—Bath and Weis, Much, Briltol, Kildare, Waterford,
Elphin, Hereford.
Dean of Wintlfor—Baron de knit.,
COU NT s..—Wurcitizow and Picentle.
Aat sAs ',molts— imperial, Port uguefe, Swedifia, Neapolitan,
American.

LORDS—Macdonald, Henley, Gardiner, St. Helens', Hawker-
bury, Heathfietd. Clive, Gage, Fllenhorough, Athbrook, Eliot,
Nrwhorough.o Somerf4.l, Hennik,r, Trafalgar, Ka 'frock, -
noul. Ont.w% Lovable. Somervile, Hawke, Boeingdon, Brace,
Dundas, Catheart,Sheffield, Duncannon, Yarborough, G. Thy nue,
Mulgrave, Teignmouth. Eldon. Middleton, Perth, Begot, Rendle-
ihatn, Rolle. Wentworth, Elphingttonc, Rivers, Willoughby tie
Broke, Arden, Sudley, Fitzgerald.
Luna s—E. Lintlfey, A. Lindfey, Pratt, three Percy'', M.
Gore, Amherft, Page. Turner, Mildmay, Scott, G. Cecil, two
Fitzroy'', Pechel, C. Wortley. Dumannon.C..ollingtoo, Louvain%
_ _ . _ .

C. Harboard, Lavington, lon;fitillen, Boring:lon, Banks, Cath-
cart, Dalkrith, Paget, M. Bentinck, M. Parker, Metrelt, W.
Gordon Moleley, I'ly, Forbes, Strong. G Murray, A Claver-
ing, Price, Jones, Browsacw, Alvanley, Gibtu., D. Swami"
Crawford, Crofton, riarrowby, Pulteney, Read, Crompton, Pos-
cbefter, Rich, Hort, Hay. C. btewart, A. Cumberland. Young.
Collyer, Dynevor, Binning, Crcw, Rolle, De Dunflanville, H.
lenborough, David. S Glynne, Faisconberg, Gage, Elliot, Hart.
well, Harper, Herbert, Beverley, C. Harper, E. Somerfet, Row-
ley,. Dawkins, D. Herbert, Fludyer. CarnpbelL, H. CavendiL,
&gut, C. I.egge, Ll).•inftone, Hawkdburys Howick
SIRS Green, V.GtAas, H. Jones, R Brook. 5 Riddle. -r.
Liddlc, 0. B•tird, W. Abdey, W. Jerningham, J. Sibbald W.
Leigriton, J. Prankomb, W. Collinton, N. Ncpern, T. Tr;gpe,
Mlamer, H. Clarke, It. Eireliy, J. T. Duckworth, E. Gape, J.
ansfirld, S Contra, T. fhompfon, C. Rich, J. Lubbock, O.
Mofeley. J. W A'Coort. R. Brooker. T. Turttin, C.
Pere, W. cortis, G. Wood, W. Fret: r, J Stewart, J. Horn. J.
Miles, R. Barlow, J B !timer. J. B Warren, J. Pulterry, F..
Curtis B. R. Ba-e!ay G. 'rrapr. G Regius, H. Dafbwood Q.
Pownell, A. M.lienzie, Moteley, 4. Grant; C. BiOlOp, 0.
litnzgirs, J. Cottrell A. Giant, R. Hingewell, G. Of.
born W H. Bateman J. strong, J. Coffin, M.Ximincs,
J Portland, G. Tapps, f. Pecchel, and J. Harrington.
An MIR A Ls—Nugent, Bowater, Duckworth, Curtis, Hamilton;
ai:d Whales.

&Sal:ALS—Phipps, flgilrie, Leland, Prince, Burrard, Godfal,
Dawfun, Slawin, Stewart, Ogilvie, Fitzpatrick, Tarletou, Stevens,
Graham, England. Harris, Manners, Irving, St. John, Craig. Bal-
four, Morone, Crapigny, Gordon, Harcourt, Adcnbache, Beret.
ford. Pidon, Cuyler, Cameron, and England.
Coaosaas—lmhoff, Upton. Parker, W. H Bunbury, Noel.,
Digby, Harboard, Pringle, Campbell, Bailey, De Waltervie, Cbc.
(Meth, Tucker, Stapk ton, Sanderfon, and Birch.
MAroas—.Jackfon, DaUlel, Cent, Harper, Dickens 4 Allen, Sur.
Won, and ()Lynne.
CArrettsso—Guyal, R.N. Grey, R. N. Henniker, R. N. Gee-
don, Gardner, R.. N. Donnelly, Williams, Foot, Remitted, Henker,
Waugh, Wheatley, Lockwood, Chrtßian, Watts, Piercey, Jones,
Butler, Legg, CLA, Lemon, J. Gamble, Bernard. and Berry. •
Mks s as.—Sketington, Fgerton, Morn, T. Moore, Sheridan,
Dighy, Noma, Stepney, Bond, Baker, Johnfon, Dawfon, Gordon,
Ellifon Vatifittart, Methuen, Rota, Dent, Blackburn, R. Dtindas,
' Long, IVlarfden, Barnard, Grevillt, Howard, Garrow, Jekyl, H.
Coz, Canning, JernirghaM, Codrington, Manning, Hunter, "rant,
Pierreoont, G. Rob, R. Ward, Pinn, Mafon, Temple, Saville,
Fuller, Woolford, Soane, Price, Arbuthnot, Middleton, Wen, G.
Vanbiart, Ventre, P. Carew, Pepper, Bedingfirld, Parker, i.e.,
Ludhridge, Trent, North, Huddlelton, Roach, Bankendef, Mont.
gomery, 1.. Burrell. Lentare, Edwards, Ram, Planter, Wright,
Portman, Stewart, Whitby. Dickenfon, Dawkins, Palmer, Mak-
i more, Taylor, H Beach, Penn. Crump, Byng, Poco.•k, Moore, B,
Long, KneeFreemande, Toler, Hume, W Boodle, Lethbridge,
Holtord, M. Pole, Kinglion, Alkew, Bedan, Birch, Fgerron, Mt-
Donald, Bethel, Thomas Warre, J. A. Warre, Northey, CounntY,
W Herbert, G. Herbert, Hon. Foley Staple ton,Watkins, Cor.olly.
M. Cottony, G. Morgan, Dunn, Seymour, and Wellefley.
Mu szitassts—Lee, Calvert, Walpole, Leighton, Crutchlcy,
Crewe, Bayle, Methuen, Laurel, D. Grofvenor, Burland, Van-
&tart, Dawfon, Huikiffon Wright, Smollet, Crompton, O'Brien,
Chulmondeley, Pollock, Imhoff, Howard, Villa*, Hammet,
Tarlton. St. John. Grilling, Jackfon, G. Vaufittart, rain,t, Bea"
I went, Dr.tz, Davenport. Pepper, Lethbridge, Burton, Pawling,
I Gordon, A. Edwards, Whitmore, Waugh, Freemantle, Beri tt.
I Harpe, Hume, &den, it Paget, Patton, Hon. Frier, Walking,
i Mon/oe, and Pringle.
Misses—Louth. Crauley, Monron, Grofvenor, Egerton, Rich,
Gwyntie, t.itynn, Pallet, Pollard, Goldfworthy, Vyfe. three
A'Courts, two Gores, Talbot, Mildmay, Nelfoo, two Nods,
L. Thempfon, Collington, Blake, Adkins, Blackman, Monroe,
Lozeit, D,cres, Sloane, Bennett. Git,ns, Dehatty, three Pen ya,
Read, Fclham, Upton. Foley, De Gray, Xlmines, F. Mokley)
Alen, Lock, Hay, Clatro•ing. Townfeod, Hill, two Crofton,
Hon. Shaw, two Harvey), Ormfby, Long, o:chard, t. Hipptiley,
and We igth.
I The ,ollowing had the honour of being prefented
to her MAJfiVrr :
Sir GLORGZ WooD, by the Loan ViIaNCELIOa, upon leg
etng appointed a Baron of Exchetrer.
Fir WILIAM.' FRASER, upon his being crated a Baronet.
Captain (, a D)tre, upon his promotion.
Getier.l Be easlonte, upott his return from Buenas Ayres and
• South America.

Sir ED WAKD GAM', by his brother Lord CIRCE.
Lord and Lady ILs stir. up'•n their marriage, byLord MOR rox.
11elaj.,r Incasim, upon his promotiari its the Lire Guards, by
Lurd iiPATRRICI.D.
Mrs. Cr, u Tenser, by the Lady in Waiting,
Adca4r.-.1 HossivroNtby Mr. FULLER.

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