... con- tradting have named for their l len'potenti. aries, on the part of the Emperor, the Sieur Louis, Count de Cobentiel, Chamberlain, prefent Privy Counfellor to his faid Maiefly, and Vice-Chancellor of his Court and State. And of the French Republic, Cititen ...

... vitho.t thtin, and report assrtis, that he has already made some progress. Tiie Duke of Beaufort has been namned forLord-! Chamberlain, vice the Mlarquis o0 Salisbiry, and Earl Catlbdtn Steward of the Household. The Liord Chaactl- 7or, the Attorney General ...

... of Norwich to be his Private Secretary. Alexander Davidson, Esq. is appointed Trca- surer to the Board of Ordnance, vice Joseph Hunt, Esq. resigned. : General the lgol. George Walpole is to be Under Secretar~y of State in the Foreign Depart- ment, in ...

... edifice in w hich the ( dancer* were assembled, which so alarmed them, that 2 tiey fled wvith nl iie precipiratioi. N hcing Joseph has ordered, under pain of seizure and i confiscatiosn, all tie bullion antd plia e of every des- s cription, in Spain, to ...

... Charles Gregorie, 6th Dragoon Guards Thomas Palliser, Esq. Factor to his Grace the Duke of Atholl Captain Arch. Campbell, Chamberlain to his Grace the Duke of Argyll Basil Robertson, Esq of Gossaburgh, Shetland l Charles Knowles Robison, Esq. of Edratynate ...

... Lieutenant-Colonel Cadogan and the 79th, un- e% der Lieutenant-Colonel Cameron, and the 24th regi. fir ment, under Major Chamberlain. The former, at to the head of the 71st regiment, charged the enemy, and drove theem from the part of the village of which ...

... Bartholorno Bergarni, Knight of M1alta, Baron Fran- cini, Knight of the Holy Sepulchre, Grand Master of ] the Ordoi. e . To you Joseph Hownam, Knight, in the suite o her Royal ighness thle Princess of W{ales. EXPrNCE OF THtE TRSAL. rLord IIOLLAXeD wished to ...

... neow Bar(I of Comimnissioners for the Afifirs of India, ?? g of Mr Vynn, Lord Teignmouth, Mr Sullivan, Sir George Warrender, Joseph Fitzmore, ILl. D., an(d Sir James Ml Donald ; with the Secre- 0 .tries of State, and other oflicial persons 'T'he ap- paointments ...

... abandon 1/reir rilg/ts to thiS odious descriplion of property. Mar Johnl Smiti, oel his oewn part, and ir behalt of his fhtherr, Joseph Sinith, Esq.' of B cari, lessee of tithes in Balrilddery, declared that the.y s boulti never againrclaim the dues which they ...

... Lasd C'ianiterlain to thie Qsess, DPe* tl- ,I The Quseeri has Iseen graciously pleaset to appoint Farl laowe to be Lord - Chamberlain and Colsptroller of her Majesty's household. d The Queen less been graciously pleased to appoint the Earl of Denbigh to ...

... Craig Buclnsiscs, at ltinross. The ?? a1 unsanimouloy sustalined the Dlelsc of B3uccelogh's prisentniloss 5 ill fasour of Mtr Joseph R. R sunocan to the clitirch tid parisih of wv Delteith, as assistant aid sucassor to the Rev. James Moll- ir ;toithl. If ...

... Lord Eliot. Attornlty.Gelneral. . . - Blalchburne, ?? Solieitor.Generul, . - Sergeant Jacksou. QUEEN'S HOUSEHOLD. Lord Chamberlain, - Earl melavarr. Lord Steowrd, . . Earl of Liverpool. blaster of the Horse, . Earl of Jersey. Mauster of the 1hnelhounds ...