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London, England, 1816-05-30 00:00:00

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Capn Bowen, apes Rein! appointed Costunissioneri tlsE Nitre
L%Pt. Roda, R.N. on hb 'return Frain the West India, aid Oa
being appointed CoMpinkin or the Bath. . .
Capt; Leslie, I`LN. on hie return froM the East Ladish. •
Litnt. Hudson, Grenadier Guards, on his *o4:ointment. ~
Capt. Charles Malcobn, R.N. on his return from ierviee, bf
the Lord in Waiting.
Cornet Meade, 13th Light Dragoons, on his appointment:
• Capt. P. Rainer, RN. on being appointed Compaiikiti of ilia
Rath, by Lord Melirille.
Colonel Askew; Grenadier Guards, on being appointed s Cite;
paniou of the Sa:h.
Lieut.-(folhtl Dick, 4ed or Royal gigblanders, oft bis returd
tram foreign service, by thesDuke of Athol
Major Clayton, by Major-General Sir George Walker, K.C.11;
on his promotion.
Major-General Sir lames 'Cour on his return from France,
'and receiv4ig thi Ciand Cross of the Bath.
Major-General Sir W. Parker Carrol, on being permitted td
accept and Wear the Rotas mid distinguished Order of Charles ill:
Lieut.-General Darter, by Lieut.-General Sir H. Oakes.
Major-General L. Weddrington, on his return from Gibraltar,
and appointment to the Staff of Canada.
Lieut.-General Mr Henry Clinton, upon his appointnient to tht
command of the Stl Re:timent of Fain.
Lieut. Wm. Smith, loyal Horse ArtMel7, froth France.
I.ieut. R. Linder, lit his airaintturnr.
Lieut.-C(110nd Pack, Grenadier oar his return ?root
Fraitce.
Lieut.-Colonel Austen, 59th regiment, from service, by
, nel Adams.

,Colonel Doherty, 13th Light Dratoens, on hisoposintment 4
companion of Bath, and return, with his regiment fro 4
France.

Major•Gereral SFr George Withen, on his appointment to laa
Colonel c.f tr,t Battalion of the Rifle Brigade.
Major-General Madden (Portuguese service), en his appoint.
mcnt as Companion of the Bath, and as a &night Commander of
the Twister and Sword
Captain Broughton, foth Foot, on h:s return frini the Condnent;
Captain Berkele) Drummond, 3d Guards; on kie promotion,
and return from France, by the Late of Athol.

Lieutenant-Colonel ISoumane op his appointment as a Capps-
nion of the Bath. .

Lieutenant Chambre, SiSel Light Dragoons, on big return front
service, by Lord Rolle.
LiettienanniColunel Cutcliffe, 4.5.1. Light Dragiximi, on his
turn from service, and as Cornpaniun of the Bath and Knight of
the Guetphic Order, by Lord Rolle.
Mr. Kirkman Finlay, M.P. to present an Address front Glasgow.
r Captain W. S. Badcock, R. N. on his prernstion.
Captain W. Ferris, R. N. upon reccivinz the Order of Knight
Companion of the Bath.
The Rev. C. Rigby Collins, Mayor of Salisbuip, with an 4t4
dress, accompanied by the Earl of Pembroke and Viscount
Folk 4011 e.

Sir Matthew Ridley and Mr. Ellison, to present a Cciogratuta:
tory Address from the inhabitants of Newcastle upon Tyne.
Captain James Walker, of his Majesty's ship Queen, on being
appointed a Convent= of the Bah, and On receiving persolisiOn
to wear the insignia of a Knight Commander of the Royal Par.
tugeese Order ut the lower end Sword.
Captalu Hawker, late of his Majesty's ship Salisbury, on his
return from Newfoundland.
Captain Pipon, Aid de Camp to Major General Rreddrington,
on his aachnt went to the Stiff of Canada. •
Lieut. Colonel Fluker, on his promotion and return from abrold.
Viscount Cranbourne and Mr. Masterton Ore, with an Ad-
dress from the town of Weymouth and Meleash, Regis.
Lieutenant General Sir John Hamilton, on his return from
Ireland, and on his promotion to the Grand Cross of the Portu-
guese Royal Military Order or the fewer and Sword.
Mr. histlsins, High Sheriff for the County of Pembroke, with
an Address from that place of Congratulation on the marriage
of the Princess Charlotte wilt Prince I.eopoid, oa which occa.
don the Regent was pleased to confer the honour of Knighthodl
on him.
Viscount Sydney, High Steward of Yarmouth; General Loftus,
&c. with an Addre,t ot congratulation hoot the Mayor, Corpo-
radon, and Connt,nalry ot that place.
The Mayor and Sheriff. of Pri.tol, accompanied by the Lord
High Steward, the Recorder, the Town Cierk, and the Mem-
bersi with an Addry ss ot Congrattilaiiou on the Royal Marriage.
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An Address from the Lnglola tiwist Church was presented
the Rev. Mr. Sterkey, the Pastor, Messrs. Perrin, Humbert,
and Rham.
An Address on the Restoration of Peace, and the Marriage of
her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte. Augusta, was pre-
sented to the Regent, from the Protestant Poreigo churches, try
the Rev. L. A. Auspach, of the Nonce Church; the Re*. lohn
Wernicke, of the Dwelt Church; the Rev. R. S. Harmsen, Ml-
nister of the same; Arthur David Agass.a, Esq. John Mennell,
Esq. and S. Muller,Etq. of the French Church; John Brooke,Efq.
and Dirke Plokker, Esq. ot the Dutch Church.—Also an Ad.
dress front the Savoy Clara.
Generals ziir Wm. Cockburn, Sir G. Walker, and Sir L. Cols.
Lord James Murray, Mr Archibald Macdonald, and Sir Geo.
Beckwith, Vice•Preaidents of the Highland Society, with an Ad.
dress to the Regent, on his being appoinzed Pre-ident, accompa-
nied by the Duke of Argyle, the Duke of Athol, Earl of Aboyoe,
Lord John Campbell, %%count Kirkwall, Sir Alexander Grant,
of Daltrey, Bart. J. P. Gram, of Rothiemurchus, Esq. M.P. and
Colonel Cluistie, together with Mr. S. ItGillivray and Mr. J.
Hamilton, the Secretaries.
At the dose of the Court the REGENT went to dine
with the Q,ortEm.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

EPSOM RACES, MAY 49.

The Woodeot Stakes of jugs each. h. ft. for 2-yr old colts, Set
6lb ; fillies, /Ist Sib; the last half mile.

Mr. J. Perrin's b. c. by Dick Audrews, out of a Barb Mare, of
Ld. Lowther's - - 1
Mr. Blake's b. f. by Waxy, darn by Young Whisky g
Air. T. Sadler's c. by Marmion, out of Folly . 3
Mr. Cuman's f. by Eaton; out of Gerona! . 4
D. of Rutland's f. by Senn', out of Annette - dr.
The Cobourg Stakes of logs each, with 20gs. added. from the
Rue Fend, for S-yr olds, Ist 1111 b; four, Sst ; five, lit 81b;
six, 8u 121 b; and aged, 9st ; two miles. The winner of o
Plate or Sweepstakes in 1816 Lowry Sib extra; of tiro, 51b.
D. of Rutlaad's Fandango, 4-yrs old - 1
Mr. Charlton's b. f. loser, 5-yrs old . 2
Mr: Gould's b. es Vision. 4-yrs old . 3
Mr. Blachford's Casual's; 4-yrs old . dr.
Mr. Rush's b. f. Tbeodora, 4-yrs old - dr.
BITTING ON Tut MIST STAKES or SO OVINIAS EACH,
WHICH TAKE& PLACE TO.SI4IIIIOW :
Even betting—The field a pins[ Hector and Grey Skin.
' 100 to 5 , against John of Paris.
At the late Curragh Races Mr. Hazard's colt won the 100 gs.
Stakes, beating several others. Sir Francis proved hiutsdf a sound
horse, and of excellent bottom.
Mr. Bailey has purchased of the Duke of Leeds the brown Ally
Maronette, by Orville, and the brown filly by Sorcerer, dam by
Mooreock, to go to Russia.
Lord Darlington has sold *Thomas to Mr.Thornhill, and
North Star, by Orville, out of Monymusk, to Captain Wright.

The Ross-shire militia have arrived at Dingwall,
where they are to be disembodied.
The Pilgrim merchant ship, which is now in the
River, bound for Sierra Leone, carries out two RT.
kants of the Guards, six corporals, three serjeants,
and a corporal of the cSrps of Artificers, who are go-
'ing totibin Major Nom in his commendable expe-
dition or exploring •the interior of Aft ica. These
men, who have been selected for their courage and
lgood conduct in the campaigns of the Peninsula, ate
to have—the serjeants 1000, the corporals 500 dollars
each, which, in case of the death of any of them upon
service, will be received by his family. They are a
fine set Of men, and appear to be well qualified for
such an enterprise; upon the prospect of which they
ore in eacellent spirits. In the same ship go a Lies-
tenant of the African Corps and two Staff Surgeons
for Gorse. • There are also some merchants going in
her, in 'charge of merchandize, with which they are
to tilde with • the Africans, consisting of trinkets,
`beads, calicoes, duffs, and ornamental articles.

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