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Vilcount Bernard, on coming to his title, by Earl Morton.

Lord Maitland, by the Earl Of Lauderdale.. .
Sir Thomas Boultirn 'I homfon. upon his being created a Baro-
net. and appointed Comptroller of the Navy.
• Lord Forbes, by Farl
Earl Cal don on his bring appointed Governor of the Cape of
Good Hope, and took leave of her Majesty.
-A Partuguele Gentleman was introduced to her Majefty by the
Ambaittdor.

Sir James Sibbald. on his being created a Paronet,by Earl Morton
Me.. A. Edward.. by thr Lady in waiting.
Lord and Lacy Mayorefs, by Earl Morton.
Mrs Grant. by the Contact's of Cardigan.
Earl Bredalbane, upon his being errated an Eoglillt Peer.
Mifs Neifon, by her mother, the Countt fs
Mr. Clarke. by his father, Sir Win. Clarke, and Earl Mortal.
Lord Otfuffton, on his marriage, by Earl Morton.
Admiral Griudalr, upon his promotion.
Mils Hawk., by her lifter Lady Hawke.
Sir Hugh Dalrymple, upon his being appointed Lieutenant Co.
aerator of Gibraltar. . •

Mars. Branicumb and Miles, the Sheriffs of London and
Middkiez, upon their elation to their offices.
• Lord Redefdale. nn his return from Ireland.

His Grace the Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marlin! of England, upon
his being appointed Lord Lieutenant of the County of Suffus.
Two Mils Dalrymple', by their mother, Lady Dalrymple.
Prince George and Auguftus de Holttein OldeLburg, upoa their
arrival in England. .
Earl Lauderdale. upon his being appointed Keeper of the Signet
in Scotland and his return from France.
The Marqul, of Ely. on coming to his title.
Mr Dodd, by Alderman Shaw and Earl Morton.
Mr. Pinckney and Mr. Monroe, the Joint American Ambaffa-
dors, by Viscount Howielo—and conducted by Capt. Chef ter and
Earl Morton.

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General Ftrgufon by Mr. ferphse M.P.
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Mr. Miles Maurice by Pad Mansfield.
Sir Thomas Stanley by Earl Derby.
Sir 140'..a Anitruther, upon his arrival from India.
turd Headley, upon coining to Isis title.
Bunbury , on his being - • to the command of the ad
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_.... appointed .
.odtalion of the Buffs, by earl Craven.
Sir Robert Barlow, upon his being appointed Deputy Comptrol-
let of the Navy
Mr. Trans by Earl Morton.
Doctor John Randolph, upon his being tranilated from the Bi-
fhopric of Oxford to Bangor.
Lord Clive by Farl Yowls.
Vikount Howick, upon his being appointed Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs
Vileuunt Sidniouilt, upon his being appointed Preftdent of the
Council _ _ _

Mr. T. Grenville, upon his being appointed Firft Lord of the
Admiralty.
Gen. Sir Charles Hafting., upon his being created a Baronet.
Lady Arftruther, on her return from India.
Mr. Wyr.ne, upon his being appointed Under Secretary of State,
by Lord Grenville.
Mr. Tierney, upon his being appointed Prefident of the Board
of Controul.
Mr. W. (foiling by Lo-d Walfingham.
Mils Chambers, by her mother, lady Chambers.
General Hewett, upou his being appointed Commander In Chief
in India.
Lord Bruce by Earl Morton.
Lady Caroline Murray by Counters Hansfield.
Sir Philip Francis, upon his being appointed a Knight of the Bath.
Duke of Argyle, on coming to his title.
lieut. Col. Shrapnell, by Major Cbriltie, of the Royal Artillery.
Sir William Freres., upon his being created a Baronet.
Captain Freemantle. upon his being appointed one of the Lards
of the Admiraltt.
Sir William and Lady Abdy, on their marriage.
Captain Gower and Mir. Gower, by Mr. William Coiling.
Lord Holland. upon being appointed Keeper of the Privy SeaL
Colonel hi•Dunald by Sir William Grant. •
Sir William Frafer, on hi. being created a Baronet.
Major Gen. Sir W. Clark, upon hi. return from the Raft Indies.
General Wetherell, upon his return from America.
The Rev Deidor W. Cleaver, upon his being eradiated from
the Bifhopric of Bangor to St. Afaph.
Mr. and Mrs. Guilin, on their marriage
lord Walpole by the Hon. R. Walpole, on corning to his title.
Mr. and Mrs. Vanfiteart, upon their marriage.
Mr. Freementle, upon his icing appointed one of the Secreta-
ries to the Treefury.

The Honourable W. F. E. Filen, fon of Lord Auckland, upon
his being appointed tine of the fillers ofth. Lxchequi,r, by 13411
father, Lord Auckland.

LADIES' DRESFES.

HER MAJESTY,

As °fuel, en her own birth day, was extremely neat. Her
dreg's was competed of brown velvet, beautifully embroidered with
fOrletXnd white filk ; draperies and bottom trimmed with rich
point lice, tied up with filk cords and taffeta ; the mantle to cot-
rt fpond. The neatnefs of het Majetty'sdrcfs waa very much ad.
,mired.