... Par- ai a, liament for the Burghs of Dornock, Tain, Ding- k l wall, Wick and Kirkwall, in the room of the % c- Right lion. John Charles Villiers, .who hath ac-hi cepted the office of Steward or Bailiff of his Ma- . m jesty's Chiltern Hundreds. bi Wednesday ...

... Esq. do. Charles Bannerman, rg Esq. of do. Mr Young of do. Mr Robert Crane of do. M5r John Thom of do. Miss Thom of do. U3 John Smith, Esq. of do. MisS Hacket, Mr John I IC Hogarth, MrJamcrs Hogarth, The Rev. Mr Reid, 7e Mr and Mrs Story, Mr P. Rose, Mr ...

... not far from The Pagojra, on Friday the a6th of next month. Sir John Anstruther, it is said, resigzne the v Chief Justiceship of India, and is to be slcceed- c rd by Sir William Russel, the Senior Puisne c judge. Lord Castlereagh, it is understood, on- ...

... Majesty's Fleet, viz. hi John M'Dougall, Esq. James Alms, Esq. Eliab V Harvey, Esq. John Peyton, Esq. Sir Edmund thi Nagle, Kint. John Wells, Esq. Richard Grindall `v Esq. George Martin, Esq. Sir Aiex. John Ball, C Bart. Sir Richard John ...

... Admtjiruhy-Mr Grey, SirPh.Stephens, Admi- ral Markham, Sir C. Pole, Sir H. B' Neale, Lord Wm. Russell, and Lord Kcnsivgton;. Orduarnre-Earl of Moira, Master-General; John Calcraft, Esq. Clark; Ales. Davidson, Vsq. Treasurer. Secretary at }Mar-General Fitzpatrick ...

... tourt yeas old, coo- and pe~ed,'sd crIp'--fa-ened, aid is, ill my cpalona, . ,ell cickulat-d for his MA'jesty a service. hON JOHN STILES. aidon Captain Stiles also rci.en i S- tae C(ins- n ne at Frer lle'! fitigat (Ilte hic Mlt;--tS'i s: i-r .1 .5 nerve) ...

... Paget. o Stamford-GcneaLI John Leland; Gen. Albemarle Bertie. a at AMidhurst-Right Hon. Win. Wickham John Smith, Esq. r Bridport-Sir yan Nepean, G. Barclav, Esq. Andover-Hon. Newton Feilowes, Thomas Everett Esq. Wioan-John Hodgson, Esq. Robert H. Leigh ...

... Surrey will prove t one of the most singular on the records ot Parlia- ment. Mr Thornton, when more than son a head d of Sir John Frederick, appeared on the hustings, p and, thanking the Freeholders for the support tht b they had given to the nomination ...

... shloiuting as he passed, Sir Home and Old i England for ever. tz.= e- On the evening of Friday se'ennight, Charles James ye Fox Russell, the infant son of his Grace the Lord to Lieutenant, was christened at the Castle of Dublin, by the Archbishop of Dublin. ...

... kissed hands. at Sir Author Wellesley, upon his being appointed to be SI S itsary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. t .Sr John Stuart, upon his being appointed to the Corn- pc mInMI of the 7'ith Regiment, and receiving His l .ajesty's m p::nsission to ...

... Jervoise, J. C. Praed, Williamn t Brand, Hon. T. Jekyll, J. Pym, F. i Bewick, C. Jackson, 1. Quin, Hon. W. W Bradshaw, C. Johnes, Col. Ramsay,Hon.J. st Bradshaw, R. H. Knox, H. T. Raine, J. D Bunbury, Sir C. Rempe, T. Rancliffe, Lord tc Brookce, T. Kensington ...

... Alexander Brebiner of Lgirroty. ait John L~aing of Atuchaber. 5.5alter Orrocle of Or.rockc. if John Grant of Artanmford. f William Forbes of Ecbt. in 50S James Forbes of Hiousedale. cv John Burnett -Stuart of Dens.si 'a John Gordon younger of Cluny. II Alexander ...