... Patrick Coigrave, John M'I-Donnell, John -Burton, Joseph, Salith, Wn. Hartnett, Wik'on Wfills, Bobert Smith, Thomas Purdon, Charles Mars. William Milling, Timothy sletcalf, Henry W. Gregg, Tho- mas Chamberlain, Matliew Law, ChLaries Smyth, and John II Thomas ...

... and Fifes of the loot Guards Poor Knights ot Winds&, Pages of iii, late Majesty, Mr. Clarke, Mr. 1Dzker, .Mr. Heaiey, Mr. Joseph Bott, Mr. Johsv Bott. Apotthecaries to his Surgeons to luis \lje~ty, tMajesty, ,i r. lIic'ard Walker, Thomas .eate, Esq. - ...

... ned the Queen, they were to receive the neces. sary orders from her first Chamberlain, and he well knows, by the reports of the said Captain, that at the evening ihe Chamberlain gave the watch word ; so thatif an express courier, or any kind of newsarrived ...

... unt Forbes. Chamberlain.Slr George Rich. Gentleman Usher ant, Matsie 'of ?? Stewart Bruce, Bert. AssIstant Gentleman Usher-Jobn Hart, Esq. f Master of the Hoise--Colon'el the Hon. Willianv Gore. a Gentlemen of the Bed-Chamber-Sir Joseph De Courcy. eLfran ...

... vhich was given by the clerk of 'ere to the honourable member. ?? YiS ANSWER TO THE ADDRESS ll Dtuke of MONTROSE (the Lord Chamberlain) The p his majesty's gracious answer to the address, Was-t as foil ONN's6 'iill sds I thank you for your loyal and dutiful ...

... part of his reign.-S:atdndrd.- The Duke -of Blickil amtis appointed Lord Steward of the Household`; the rl of Jersey Lord Chamberlain. The Duke ?? i,ssaid to have obtained, under the nevw reign, whot was devnled him under the last-the ap. pointment to the ...

... was headed withl thirty boys, carrying milk white wands (a touching emblem of th~eir innocence), who were followed by the Chamberlain and Recorder mounted on donkeys. 'Ihe Mayor was elevated on the back of a Rozinante (which bore the marks of many yearsof ...

... -SrCha'rles mimbof, Gabriel Gordon, AeadrAas Godfrey Lord Macdonald, Samuel. Ned1d 7 ebe,'hs L'I'strsoge, Charles Craven, Joseph Fo6reaux, Geo. Kinfnird e .Dane, James Moore, Sir, Henry Maghuill Mlervin. Vavasour,l Bart., Henry Raleigh Knighit, Sainu ...

... FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. Lord Chamberlain to the Queen's Office. PC St. James's, Nov. 5. th The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Rev. Doctor v Singer, Moderator of the Church of' Scotland, Chaplain to her ti, Majesty in Scotland. t ?? Office ...

... Byron was the Lord in E Waiting on the King. The Earl of Coventry was presented to t the Queen by Earl Howe, her Majesty's Chamberlain. l The company were then formed into sets for quadrilles, and dancing commenced. In the throne-room dancing commenced with ...

... detached Baron O'Connell from his military career early in life, and had him appointed Chamberlain, which bonourable office lie held for 59 years, under the Emperors Joseph, Leopold, and Fr icis. The Baron was uncle to Geoffrey O'Connell, Esq., of rk to whom ...

... to-niorrow. Adjourned at a quarter pastseven. HOUSE OF COMMOnS-TuvssAy, OCT. 18. Mr. SA DLER, presented a petition front Joseph Aad;v, a pri- tonet at Birmrilghuam, ?? of the indefinite uatureof the crime of libel. ohe ben. member gave notice that next ...