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ptirehafers req.,
to obfiry c, the eic it? the 'Mat. PAteat,
and the Signature.of it.jottatsfolt, the Panetta's IMU writing,
on the label of eaddlottlipbellet; • • .

A JECIAL MEETING of the Traftees of
the Turnpike Road lesdinefrom Tyhnrn to Uxbridge,
in the County of Khltelex, it appoint d to he held on Sa-
turday the lath darof June init. at the Houle of Jonas Fox,
the. Old Hat, in the pas of Ealing, at Eleven o'Cloek in
the Fortnoun, to take into eonfideration an Ad of Parliament
lately pe.r,:d fur continuing the Term, and altrring mad enlarg-
ing the powers of fcveral Ads of Parliament tor repairing the
Highways between Tyburn end Uxbridge, &c.
C. HILL, Clerk.

MR. CHRISTIE refpeßfully informs the Pub-
lic, that the !Rate lasted at Chail -y, near Lewes, in
the Camera? Softz, *bleb insiotave been fold by Audtion
nerhorfdly next, the :nth inft. difpofed of by Private Con-
traf!":.'lenikkfatt . -
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TO BI bOLO,
A VALUABLE -FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Tytbe Free,'add'Land-Taa Redeemed, eon6ftin.r, of a
good modern Family linter, and about 3to Acres of Arable,
Meadow. E'aftetre, and Wood Land, beautifully fituated within
len Miles North Weil of LeAdon.

For further Particulars apply to Mr. Tyndall, &Muir, Lin-
coin's Inn Flees.

COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON.
HOUGHTON MANOR-HOUSit.

1"0 be Let. and entered on immediately; eon-
raining a Dining-room, Drawing room, and Break:ill- '
mons, fix bed-rooms, good Bed-rooms on the Attic Story,
Houfcheepars-room, Butler's Pantry, Servants-Hall and Kittle
en, good Cellars, and other !liftable detached Offices, taecUent
Stabling for 14 Horfes,'Saddie.room, with two Bed-rooms over,
Coach-1..)0fe, Dog-kennel for Greyhounds, Pointers, &e. plea-
fure Ground, Kitchen Garden. exedkin Paddocks well fenced,
with about 32 Acres of Meadow and Paf..urc Ground; large
Manor, with a beautilhl Wood near the centre, paled round ;
=corm Trout Fillscry, well flocked with Fills, flruate In a
!healthy (porting Coontry, Within 3 Mile. of a Paek.of Pox-
Hoduds, and 5 of a Pac'c of Harriers; a miles from Stock-
bridge, a fmm Rum*, sjfrom Andover, to from Winchelter,
and 14 from Salifflory.
For Particulars enquire of T. Satin:airy, Efq. Dorchelter ;
Mr. Woodyear. Stoekhridge; and Men. }Farm and AtkA.fon,
1-incoln's-lon:11416, des.

TO 86 LET, OR SOLD,
NT A FAIR VALUATION,

Frit NSIVE PREMISES, oconinining frnm
-a—a North to South t 65 feet; from &ft to Wel. TtO feet,
centrically &tat ed in London, near the Water Me. fulteble for
a Brewery, Diftrlcry, White Lead and Colour Mantfadory,
or any other Bufinefs requiring mach Euildirg.
Any Gentleman inclined to treat for the fall Pmenifes, and
irnot experiewed in any of the above bulineCce, the pfefent
Proprietor willting to decline, but will have no objedion to
continue a reafonelde time to give every kind of inftrudtioia.—
Thire lea gon.l Dvnilint-hqufe on the Prtmifes.
Lathe, addreffed, • poll paid, to S. H. at Peek's Coffee-bode.
Fleet-firm, will he duly attended to.
N. B. 'ru be fold, a sco Gallon Still, with a quaritity'of
milent Vata . • .

km,
Snell
die C
with 1
Prds

DEVONSHI.RF.-•4onst time be the Month of Argalt next
WILL 1W SOLD DV AUCTION,
THE FREEHOLD MANOR of IV EMBURY
in the Neighbourhood of Plymouth, confining of a va-
luable Fithery, fever.il Parnis conrai•iing 889 A. 3 It. 12 P. of
very improvable Land, chiefly Tithe Free, and la on Rark
Rent Lodes, for Terms nearly expired, et the Rent of itttl.
tat 4d.'only—And Three Tenements coatzining 33 A. oR.
t 6 P. on ',cafes for Lives, of the Yearly Value of SoL
Tbe Mae aff ods molt beautiful and extulove Pmfpeds by
Sea and Land ; and bathe its Improvable advantages, Is very
dklibtelbt Building on.
Any !Perim; ferioufly Inclined [obscene a Furthest. of this
Mate May apply, before the Time °Male, for PArticulars, to
Meat. Elfurd add Foot, Plymouth [kick- or to Mt:llva Kent,
Claridge, and Pearce, Craig's-coustv

TO THE BOOKSELLERS.
'TOindite* the Bookkilers tt all times to ketip
Ji• tse ihdermentioned STANDARD WORKS upon tale
In their Shops, for the infpedion, and immediate accommo-
dation of their Cuftomers, Mr. PHILLIPS hereby engages,
at any time, to exchange new and perfed Copia, which rc-
main unfold, for any other of thefe Books. Readopts this ar-
rangement, in the full confidence that all Bookfencra PAIL in
due time, experience their conftant and Ready tale, and that
thissuaranteed from tilk and lots, they will always be con-
Ifiderwl as a profitable and neeettary parr of Roar.
The New Publications relative to which Mr. Puiturs es-
ters into this engagement, 'are,
1. Dr. TtiostioN's Family Phylielan.
2. Dr. WATKINS'S Biographical Didlonary.
3. Tut ENCYCLOPrOIA of WIT.
4. Dr. MASOR'S }kW& Nepos.
s. —. Ditto's Natural Hillery.
6. Ditto's Plutarch.
7. Ditto's Spelling-book.
8. Ditto's Shott hand.
9. Dr. ( RECIOIT'S Polite Edwiation.
to. Mr. I ;WING'S Elements of Englilh Cornpofition.
t. Mr. Paecrv's Claffical EngliCk Poetry.
12. Dr. WATKINS'S SCriptllre Biography.
13. 1)r. Busar's Mufical Didtionary.
14. Dr. REN les SOITOWS of Werter.
is. The Volumes of Dr. NUCOR'S Univerfal Hlftory.
16. Mils AMIN'S Poetry for Children.
t 7. The Juvenile Plutarch.
18. Vifits to the Menagerie, Ind Botanical Garden.
ist. The Little Hermitage abd other Tales.
20. Numbers of Tue MONTHLY MmaArent,frontandafter
the pretest date.
21. Dr. MAVOIL'S Grecian Hiitory, a vol..
22. Ditto's Roman Hiltory, 3 vols.
a 3. SeutiflLLD'll Scripture Stories.
14. Dr. NISKIT on Diet.
The Bookfellers may addrefs their Orders for elide Books In
the ufull way, to their regular Correfpondents, but future Ex-
ehan•es will he more conveniently made, by tranfmitting the
Books' which are to be eXebanged (tree of Cairtage)'diredly
to Mr. PH I LLI 7 it, St. Paul's Church-yandjune, 1802.
PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZIN&

BEAUTUIII:COUNTRY'RESIDTWCZ, pear BRISTOL,
TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, on the Pranifet,
By JOHN FAROUS,
C s ThorGlay, the tolls day of June nett, between the Hours
of One and Twn in the Afternoon—ln One Lot,

-A LL that truly Deferable and Improvable
•A
A. etRZEHOLD ESTATE„ &.ate at Stoke Whop, about
21 Mites trio Brißut, so the Parini of Weßbury, and County
of Glou:cdcr, and late the rtfidence of Mrs PlAltrOZO, de-
ceared, lost DOW ehe property of ED*AZD WEIS
CooAiliop of an er.cceding good Srfek-fronlelErEtwelling-
Houle, with Double Coach-Houk and Stabling for to houfes;
-Hants, Cote.haufes, Sheds, and othetratfaehed and detached
°Sizes ; lane walle•d-M pleafure, fruit, and hitchers-gardens;
4.610reh-rlng, covered with Fruit-trees of every defcription,
and now in full beating; together with 64 Acres of Arable,
Meadow, and Mum Land : and about Three Acres of Cop-
pier Wood ; 3o Acrei of which are let to Mr. Jacob Sturge,
for the Term of Twelve Years, Ten of which arc unexpired ;
and to Acres to Mr. Milts, as Tenant at will ; the reit is in
`hand. The vholc is within a Ring Pence, is well Timbered
nod Tithe -fie-. It id moil delightfldly Situated, commanding
edureflacppexecl,l of thc River and of Blaixe Calk. Cook's
nay, and al' the beautiful Surrounding country ; which added
to Ifs protitttivi to trißol, and the number of Gentlemen's
Seis in the neiilibouihood, mail reader it truly defirable to
any one withing to purchale a beautiful country Rclidcnce.
The Eftate may be viewed by Application on the Pranifes,
and further Particulars known by ...pplication to Edward Webb,
'Erg. at No. rg, Belle-vve, Clifton ; or to the Broker, at N 0.3,
I:Ale-ditch, .Priftol.

THE 48th NumLer of this ufeful Work, jun
publifhed, which completes the nth Volume, is embel-
lifh, d n d illuftrated with a Head of Jade Beauchamp. the ce-
lebrated French Aftronomer, engraved by Mackenzie; and a
curious Lunar Phenomenon obferved in Germany, engraved
by Lowry. This Number coo:ains a Biegrapideal Account of
the late Dr. Pultency, (of whom a Portrait was given in No. 47,
engraved by Mackenzie, front an original Plaure in the pelf-
felGon of Mrs. Pultene;), by J. Atkin. M D.; Analyfis of the
Arfeniates of Copper and Iron, by Richard Chenedz, Elfq.
F. R. S. M. R. I. A.; Communications on the fubjea of come
improvements in Navigation, by John Coate, Pfq. M. R. LA.;
on the Nature of Heat, by a Correfpondent ; on the different
proportions of Carbon which constitute the various qualities of
crude Iron and Steel, by David Mulhet Efq. bf the Calder Iron

Works; on the fate and chain ter of the Monk Roger Damn,
by Ooveriaor PowneU ; Obfervations on die vita of Earth-
TRIMS D01t.n.k1.13, AND THE DISEASES OF THE quakes, by Courcjolics ; Obfervations on an oPdcal Placro-
SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, &c. menon, p.oduced by Moon Light in the s 'pours of the Atn•of-
'Pr:Rß-al Firer and Remarks on the Telles Meath. phase, by Proftffor Wrcde ; NOW on a peculiar Vege.:%l le
This day .was pubilibcd, Price 3s. in large Odtavo, bound in Principle, by Richard Monis, Efq. FaL S. M. R. I. A.;
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thins, of mcr, by de Lalande ; Notices refpeding New Boas ; Procc,d-
PR ACTIC A L ESSAYS and REMARKS, on inzs of thc Royal Society, Mineralogical Society. Society of Arte,
that fpccies of Confumpelon incident to Yrath. and the Imperial Academy of the Searchers into Nature, Society of the
efferent Stages of Life, commonly called "fabes Dorfalis; with Sciences at Flufhing; Phila.:olml Intelligence; AftronulnY,
an account of the niturc, cautes, and cure of that Diftentpv; Meteorology, Vaccine Inoculation, Cores by GaFranifin, MI-.
demooltrating its baneful effcdts on the Snell funahans of the neralogy, Antiquities.
Animal Economy,. including the Difeafes erifing therefrom; . The Pusco so PUICA t. MA OAZ I t, of Which twetvi Voluines
elpecially the Nervises Atrophia, the Exoncirofis, and the are now publithed, comprehends a fall account of all the mo-
Pthifia,or Confuniptiew in general. With Hiltories of Cafes oc- dern Difeoveries in Science, and of every Important tenpiove-
marring in the Author's Pradtke during the halt fourteen Years. ment in the Arts for fevend years part, with their pradical ap-
By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, plication, is lUuftrated with upwards of one hundred Plates, In
(Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, In Paris; of the 4to and Bvo, engraved by that eminent Artiß Mr. Lower,
Univertry of Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly and enabcUilhed with POrtralts of tilde 'diftiriguilbed
Surgeon Major to the Filth Regiment of Infamy; and the fophers, Mathcmstlcians. Chatting, and Affrononters, Str
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virtues. As a recent proui of its great efficacy, a Gtotternan of
rank, fur an alarming Wcaknefa, bad been underthe care 6f an
eminent Surgeon feveral months, without obtaining eny relief,
was curer. a few days by chi. Reaurciee Medicine. Nume-
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as to be recommended by many of the Faculty
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AS there ,are 41- ttrpl' tints- peculiar. to the Fair
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and whieb 'require, in different periods and fienations, the molt
ileihut medical athilance to complete the original deggn of the
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the celehrated.'Dodms Deltenur and Hugh Smith, which, in-
deed, were 101cl/it:ifs:rated hy this Mott incomparable medicine
Mrs. Rerstlima. late Mrs.sllll[l4AK, st the Marquis of
Oranlby's,'Peierbormigh, had haat a>BlQad with the molt ex
eructating pins: In her left break which at length, ficw to her
womb; in thislicadful Rate the applied.to Dr. Gardner, phy-
lician. affifted by another Gentleman of the faculty, who at-
Laded her lonic time, and, at length, gave her up as incurable ;
but by the advice of her nurfe, was prevailed upon to talke. Dr.
Brodum's Nervciu, COrdiat, by taking which, hi twenty.four
hours, &vita great eelief, and, in two days, brought r.v...y the
I whole fub,ialice from the womb that had been a long time ga.
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woliderfal cffedtof the Medicine, and the advice 0, 1/r. Bro-
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cd, for the fake of thofepoor Creatures labouring under Cm
fame diforilm 'Signed by me, (In London), .
Lyba REYNOLDS.
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LONDON.

SATURDAY, JUNE S.

Or bow with many a finrcly ftrilke,
King of oar groves, the giant oak;
Or now, the bluing hearth beilde,
With all a foldier's honeft pride,

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Cod for July opg. 73 734.
Reduced 714-3 per Cents.l93.—•
Omnium si a s dif.

Lail night we received Paris Journals of the
to intl. but they contain no news of importance.
In fad, the Prcfs is fo fettered in France, that it
h 'n vain to lcok for any thing but milk and water
in the Journals of that country. Every thing of
a political nature mull abfolutely receive its colour-
ing and varnifh from the Government before it be
laid before the public ; and he mull be a wife Edi-
tor indeed who can determine what articles (hall
not be conarued to have a political tendency.—
They have only permiffion to cry up the Govern-
ment, and ringing the changes of adulation occu-
pies the chief part of their columns.

The Matthew, as ufual, is filled with Addreffes.l
The Minifter of the Interior has publifhed a lift of
45 flips which have arrived with corn and flour
in the ports ef Havre, Rouen, Dieppe, Dunkirk,
and Saint Vallery.
During the Lift fitting of the Legiflative Body,
333 laws were enaited, including thole which re-,
late to particular Communes.
French Funds ss f. 85 e.

It has been our office for Tome days pail, to de-
fcribe various fcenes oefeltive pleafure within the
circle of the Metropolis ; and we now proceed to
recount a fcene of joy which extends its influence
to every part of the Britifh Dominions.
Yefierday being the Anniverfary of his Mal go-
ry's birth-day, when he completed the 64th year
of his age, was obferved with the ufual folemnities.
The day was u(hered in with the ringing of bells,
at one the Tower and Park guns were fired. The
Union Flag was difplayed- from the different
&elates, as cuftomary.
In the forenoon the different branches of the
Royal Family went and paid their compliments to
• his Majarry, at the (bleen's Houle.
The following Ode on the occafion, written by
HENRY James Pr a, Efq. was performed in the
Anti• Chamber of St. James's Palace; and a Con-
gratulatory Addrefs was delivered by his Grace
the Archbdhop of CANTERBURY.:
No more the thunders of the plain,
The fiery battle's iron flower,
Terrific, drown the duteous ftrain
That greets our Monarch's natal bour ; .
Peace (oaring high on feraph wings,
Now krikes her viol's golden ftrinpy
Refponfive to the thrilling note
Symphonious !trains of rapture float,
While grateful myriads in the Paean join,
And hail her angel voice, and Islefs her form divine.
Through many a whirlwind's blaft revere,
The rage of elemental war,
Stern heralds of the opening year,
Sul urges on his burning car;
Though dark the wintry tempeft lowers,
Though keen are April's ley I:bowers.
Still Bill his Liming eourfers rife,
Till high in June's refulgent fides
Mid the blue arch of heaven he slam. rides,
And fpreads of light and beat the unextinguifted tides.
Glory's true lons, that hardy race,
Who bravely o'er the briny flood,
Smiling ferene In danger's face,
Unche 'd by tempeft, fire, and blood,
Britain's triumphant flag unfurl'd,
The terror of the wat'ry world,
Now freely to the favouring gale
Of commerce, (pread the peaceful
Anil friendly. waft from every ihore
When Ocean's fubjea billows roar,
The gifts of Nature, and the works of toil,
Produce of every clime and every fol.
The Genius of the Sifter Ifks
On the rich heap exulting finites,
" Mine the prime flares of earth's remotelt sane,
Her choleeft fruits and flowers, her [natures all my own.'
Nor feeond you 'mid Glory's radiant train,
Who o'er the tented field your cnfigns fpread
Whether on Lineelks' trophied plain
Before your ranks fuperior numbers Bed ;
Or on lenses kindred clan.
Ye erulh'd %yahoo's threaening bolt;
Or on fam'd Egypt's fuitry (ands
The banner tore from Gallia's veteran bands ;
Your anew, limbs with happier toil
Now till your country's fertile full,
Mow with keen feythe the fragrant vale,
Or whirl aloft the founding flail,

To hoary fires and blooming maidens tell
Of gallant Chiefs who fought, who commeed, or who fell
Yet in the arms of Peace reclin'd
Sail &Mei the free, the ardent mind ;
And Ihould again Sedition's rear
Ur hoftile inroad threat our Sore,
From Labour's &Id, from Commerce wave,
Eager would rush the Rrong. the brave,

To-form an adamantine zone
Around their patriot Monarch'. threw.
But lung with Plenty in her train
Mar Concord fpread her halcyon reign.
And win with false voice the lay kiwis
Which imp the aufpicious morn to Britain ever dear!

At one o'clock their Mayssrisa and the Prin.
etlres AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, MART, SOPHIA, and
Amnia went to St. Jam:s's Palace, where the
gyess held a fplendid Court, which was more
numeroutly attended than has been known for
many years, and which for grandeur and brilliancy
far exceeded any affemblage of noble and Augull
Pcrfonages that eve; graced the Royal Prefence.
The company confined of .
Their Royal Highoeffes the Prince and Princefs of Wales.
The lAdtea of York. Clarence, and Currateriand.
His Royal Higlinefs the Duke of Glottalter and Prineefs
The Printers CateiScali.
1116 Grace the Archisdbop of Canterbury.
Archlt/atop of CAA
Tbc Whops of I.ly, Litchfield, London, Chicheiter, Nov.
Wiachater.Limaick and St. David.
The Right Honourable the Lord chanoalor.
Tim svcaos or the HUI) ft al:mamas.
The Chancellor of the Eschaper.
The Secretary at War.
The Attorney and Solicitor Gaunt.
The Matter of the Roth.

Mr. &thine. Clonedlor to its Royal Hightisfs tie Prince of
Wales, matey?: in his robes..

The Ries Haitourable Lords Hobart and Hawketbary.
The Rev. Dr. Heath, the Rev. Dr. Vyfe, Pruwoft of Eton ; the
Rev. Mr. Sandeforti, Rev. Mr. Dymock, the Rev. Dr. Duval,
and Dr. Tartan.

The Right Honourable the Lord Mayor and the Shedd of
Loodaio.

The French and Foreign Amball'adora
And the following Nobility of both fexes :
Dukes.—Beaufort, Portland, Gordon, Roxburgh, Rutland,
Devonfhlre, Somerfet, Montrofe, and Leeds,
Duchefra--Dorret, Hamilton, Somerfet, Marlborough, Beau-
fort, Rutland, Athol, Leeds, Chandos, De►onthire, Bueeleugh,
Dowager Rutland, and Northumberland.
Marquiffes—Cornwallis, Salifbury, Thomond, Townfhend,
and Headfort.

MarchloneffesSalilbury,Thomond,Townthend, Headfort,
Bath, Exeter, and Abereorn.
Earb.—Morton, Rolelyn, Fortefeue, Mountnorris, Athlone,
Dorchefter, Scarborough, Chatham, Mountedgeumbe, and
Galloway. - -

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Countefee—Chatham,Woronzo, Cavan, two Mansfield., Ux-
bridge, Liverpool, Dartmouth, Derby, Dowager Eike, Fortel.
cue, Mountnorris, Cardigan, Rofslyn, Beverly, Aylcfbury,
Camden, AborneMacticsfield, Dalton, Aldborough, Leitrim,
Bread,'%sue, Meaborough, Sefton, Caernarvon, Warwick, St.
Vinccw, Chefterfidd, Ely, De Bruhl, Hompefeh, Carline, Jer-
re", Wilton, Temple, Coninghant, and Kenmare.
Vlrcounts—Sidney, Brldport, Ranelagh, Howe, Chetwynd,
Brome, Longueville. and Aghrim.
Vircountelles—Howe, Sidney, and Allen.
Ladies_-•-•M. Winyard, A. Cumberland, C. Bligh, Clowned,
Dunslas, Guile, Lucas, Wodehoufe, Lavington, A. Carpenter,
CoUington, Winterton, Wentworth, Auckland, H. 'Fownlhend,
Bruce, Calthorpe, Hunlock, C. Drummond, Hervey, A. Bar.
turd, Brk!port, Somerville, M. Cooper, C. Somerfet, Coghill,
Banks, Rich,M. Sto2ford, Bolton, Grenville, Grantham,Trigge,
Deering, Louvaioe, Dungannon. Bellmore, F.. Dlgby, Hunting-
field, Pepys, J. Winterton, E. Spencer, Pelham, Hales, Kin
naird, Morpetb, Crofton, C. Digby, J. Dawkins, S. Ryder, C.
Thyme, Raditock, Glynn, H. Fitzgerald, G. Cecil, Clayton, E.
Villiers, H. Hay, H. Parker, Cathcart, Dorchefter. C. Wood,
M. Bentlnek, G. Bulkeley, two Montague., Rolle, S. Bayley, F.
Somerfet, Paget, A. Hamilton, G. Howard, two Clements, C
Hornby, H. and C. Hamilton, St. Clair, two Pa imam C. and
M. Paget, Montfort!, Walpole, H. Lambert, Nevi/borough, C.
Waldegrave, Cranky. Waren, C. Darner, Sheffield, Crawford,
M. Taylor, C Convey. Walfingharn, Campbell, C Campbell,
Arden, Clive, C. Biihop, Banks, three Percy., C. Jenkinfon, T.
Craddock, Graham, Harrington, C. Howard, Saltoun, A. M.
Stanhope, and M. Waklegrave.
Lords--Bofton Auckland, Coventry, Hawkelbury, Mot,
peth, Breadalltane, Mayne, Clarendon, Montfort!, /Inning,
13rownlow, Northelk, Falmouth, Mount Edgeeumbe. Hobart,
Beverly, Agram, Alvanley. Huntingfield, Whitworth, Mac-
donald, Selkirk, Louvaine. Minto, Mexbornugh, Courtney,
Newborough, Amherlt, Vincent, Wentworth, %lamb, Wil-
loughby dc Broke, &thin&
Generals—Smith, Bertram Lifter, S. Jobnfon, Loftus,
Strange, Finch. Craddock, and Richardron.
Admirals—Knight and Forbes.
Colonels-4am, Beaumont, Fitsroy,Roberts, Hope, Stewart,
Stevens, and Langfield.
Captains... Sir S. Smith, Markham, Mannir, Durham, and
Ball.

Sirs—J. B. Borges, W. Wynne, J. Macpberfon, W. A'Court,
W. Simffington, P. Hales, C. Rich, W. Hamilton, R. Clayton,
J.Harrington, R. Peek, W. Afbburnham, R. Boughton, J.
ppeiley, R. Gammon, and G. Pitt.
Mefirs.—Dundas, Skelfington, Townfend, H.. Addinton,
Legge, C. Legge, Villiers, Rok, Cooper, Jerningham, Dickens,
Serleant, Outlaw, Petiward, Wilton, %ankle, Joncs, Egerton,
Bragge, J. Makohn, Gordon, Blackburn, Oiniby, Stratton,
Vanfittart, C. Long, A. Stanhope, Penn, Arbuthnot, Paoli,
G. Gould, P. Methuen, two Hope , Taynt, Weft, Parker,
Holmes, S. Caulfield, F. Parker, Neran, Governor Green and
Commit:Goner Hartwell, J. Laurel, Price, Greville.
Miltreffes--Fitzroy, F. G. Smith, Jemingham, C. Yorke,
Methuen, Bragge, Spencer Percival, Lft, Burdett, Burrows,
Dike, Ram, I.aurell, Strange, C. White, Greenfield, Gilder-
atelier, Gregor, Montague, Bennet, Harcourt, L. Foz, Stevens,
Metcalfe, Hope, Doyle, Elliot, Weft, Gore, Digby, Champ-
neys, G. Vil as, Nugent, Caulfield, French, Dickens, Ann Stan-
hope, Markham, Combe, Wheeler, Pea chill, Cauldfield, Fitz-
roy, Lennox, M. Burgoyne, Crew,M. Sutton, Walpole, Lakin,
and Lambert.

MUfts--Drummond, Bofcawen, two Levifon Cowers, Me-
thuen, Townfend, Delaney, three Conrtenays,Carleton, Aber-
erornbMs, Dawkins, Joliffe, Pepper, Ram, two Colemans, two
Aliens, Barnard, Garth, Beckford, three De Greys, two Cra -
mers, Vykr, Lovet, Louth, Crofts,Gore, Brudenell,two Edens,
three Motlyns, four A'Courts, Dafhwood, Guile, Eger-
ton, Cook, Blackburnc, three Croftons, Finches, Vanneck, Er-
kine, two Norths, Combe, Dee, Grintones, and Monfon.
The Prefentations to the gyms were:
The Countefs of Rotherford.
Prince Barlotoulki, on his arrival from abroad.
Vifcount Molefworth.
Sir Edward Ryan and Captain Ball,of the Royal Navy.
Lady COllereagh.
Mont*. De Lima, the Portuguese Ambairador.
Colonel I.awfon, on his return from Egypt, accompanied by
Generals Davis, Harrington, and Bothviick.
Mrs. Doyle, by her mother,Lidy
It was obferved as a grand Gala Day at Court.
His Majesry wore all the Orders of Knighthood,
and appeared in his ufual good fpirits. The Prin-
ces were alto dreffed in uniform.

The Duchefs of Yos K was unfortunately unable
to attend Court on account of Binds, though a
fplendid drsfs was prepared for her.
The Court did not clofe till fix o'clock, and from
the throng of company it was (even before they
left the Parade. There being no Ball in the even.
ing, the Royal Family did not, as cuitomary, dine
at the Palace, but returned to the Queen's Houfe.