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Alm, J. H. Fitzroy, Lord J. Palmer, Colossi
Anson. Sir G. Folkestop, Viscogat Palmer, C. Fysche
Anson, Hon. G. Graham, Sandford Paree, Thomas
Aubrey, Sir John Gramma. R. G. Pelham. Hom. C. A.
Barham, Joseph F. GriStat. John W. Point, H.
Barham, J. F. jun. Guise, Sir W. B. Phillips, G.
Baring, Alexander Greaten, Pascoe Phillips, G. jun.
Barnet, & M. Gurney. R. IL Power, IR.
• ISIMIOIIOOt, T. W. Gistiorchy, Lord nice, R.
Ississet, Hoe. H. G. Howard, Hex. W. Prink, Hon. F. A.
Thayen, Benj. Hamilton, Lord A. Pro, Francis
Dessal, R. Jimmy, D. W. Rickfoid. W.
at* Joseph Heathcote, G. Maeda, David
Ihmegbant. Hairy Hill, Lord A. likerma, Abraham
ilirenseo. Dela. Hobboese, J. C. Robles% Geary
istrisft, Mr Francis Haseywood, W. P. liablema. Sir G.
*arr. Viemem Hamby, Edward Rowley, Sir Wawa.
pp& O. Mashes, W. L. Muesli, G.
Bright. Wry • Hughes, Colima IlLoonay, Sir A.
Calera t, J.. Huine,Joseph titraky, Lord
Calvert, Chador- Horst, R. la" Has. Robert
Combo& Me& J. 11Wiehinzossin&CALlleirlszt, J.
Crewe, R. S. Itelliwasi. w. ilzsdamaft, R.
Carter, John Jones, Weans Mw, Dori et
Cavendish, Lard G.' F. : _mast, Williams
Oifton, Lord Lord Jamas
Coke, T. W. pla77/I,lm. 11F. EDin.
, CA*, T. W. lea. Leidston, J. G. J. H.
Colborne, N. lit. Erman, Sir W. Taylor, M. A.
Campos, Samuel Lloyd, Sir E. Tierney, Rt. Halal
Claughtoe, T. Lloyd, J. M. Warre, J. Ashley
Creevey, T. Macdriald. James Webbe, Edward
Denims, W. Madams* Sir J. Wharton. John
Mittman, Themes Nardi, John Whithand, W. H.
Duneamme,Tharem llatarmy, P. St. J. Whitbread, S. C.
Ebrington, Vkommt Maack, J. IL Winder, Walter
Mae, Mtwara Mame, Peter Wawa% Wiliam
Farrami, Robert Mahon, Hoe. S. Wkodormi:gSsitalt.
Fox, G. L. Nugent, Lord Wad,
Fergnsson, Sir R. C. Ord, William -Wydil,M.
Fitzgerald, Lord W. Osborne, Lord F. 111 Sir Behest
Mr. Ratner paired Of with Sir Robert Vaughan.

THE CORONATION.

COURT OF CLAIMS, JUNE 2s.

Lord HAnitowaY took the Chair, The Duke of
Irani sat on his right hand. The other Honourable
Conimissioners were, Lord AMHERST, Lord HENLEY,
Sir WJLLIAM SCOTT, Sir WILLIAM GRANT, Sir H.
RussaLL the Hon. BRAGOZ BATHURST, &C.
The Court was opened by the usual proclamation,
&c. commanding silence, on pain of imprisonment,
at twelve o'clock.

Mr. T. H. STIRLING appeared for the Duke of
NORTHUMBERLAND, with respect to his claim to the
office of Gust Chamberlain. The Duke claimed as
heii general, and as being descended from one of
the co-heiresses of Sir Gaoaos Vitas, brother of
JOHN DR Vase, Earl of ORFORD. That Lord GWT-
DI It and Mr. Di tt.on had likewise put in their claims ;
Mr. I/H.1.05, being descended from another of the
co-heiresses of Sir Grottos on Vesta, and Lord Guy..
SIR claiming in right of his wife, a ,co-heiress of the
Duke of Awcmsvaa. The Duke of NORTNUMBRII•
LAND did not now apply to the Court for the pur-
pose of establishing his claim to performs the office of
Chamberlain on the present occasion, but in order
that the right might be saved to him in future. The
Court said it would be considered.
Proofs were brought in by the Agent of the Rev.
Mr. DTMOLZ, for the purpose of proving his right,
by ancient custom, to appoint a sufficient Deputy to
perform the office of Champion, and the other dow
ties apg thereto.
Afte alongeliberation, the Court referred the evi-
dence, which was extremely voluminous, to the AT-
TORNEY-GA.IIIIIIAL for his investigation, that he might
report thereon. The decision upon that matter was
accordingly postponed until a future day.
Mr. BANKER attended by his Agents, with it peti-
tion, and proofs on paper of it, claiming a right, on
behalf of the Barons of Corfe Castle, to carry a ca-
nopy over the Kuro, in conjunction with the Batons
of the Cinque Ports.
Mr. BATZLRR attended as Counsel on behalf of the
Cinque Port Barons, and spoke at great length against
the claim set up by those of Corfe Castle.
the Coors decided, that the Barons of Corfe
Castle had net established their claims to the service.
The Duke of NoasoLm's claim to perform the ser-
vice of Budership, b custom established for the ma-
, nor of Kenning Hall, which.was opposed by Mr.

Itittazur, the brother of the Itee. Mr. Minstar,
who claimed the office in right o( the manor of
Buckingham, came neat under the consideration o:

the Coat.
/The Court determined that Mr. HERBERT had not
made out his claim.
Notice was given tharno more petitions would be
received after Wednesday neat, to which day. by
proclamation, the Court stands adjourned at twelve.

THE EVENING -STAR

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JUNE 24., 1820.
Sr. Jonas TUX Barrssx.-.4loSday at the Stock Exchanges

Our Readers will recollect, that in the debate of
Thursday night it was charged by Ministers against
the Legal Adviseri of the Queam, that the demand
to have bet MaJzsvv's name inserted in the Liturgy
was an Der-lAm/ht. It will be seen in the proceed-
ings of last night, that Mr. Baouottam, when he
announced in his place that he had been to see her
Kunst', and that eleven o'clock this forenoon
was the earliest hour she Could fix for receiving the
Deputation appointed to communicate to her the
Resolutions of the House, took an Opportunity of oh,
serving, at the same time, that on Thursday evening
he had neglected to state to the House, that het
MAJESTY, as soon as she received The Gamete,
announcing the erasure of her name from the Li-
turgy, wrote a letter complaining of this to a Noble
Lord in the Ministry, and that her MAJESTY had