Sanders, W. Bristol, Ashmonger, Nov. 26, 27, aud Dec. 31, Commercial-rooms, Bristol. (Clarke, Richards, and Medcall, Chancery. lane Tickle, E. Nuneaton, Warwickshire, mercer, Nov. 11, 12, & Dec. 17, Castle-inn, Nunea. ton. (Constable and Kirk, Symond's inn Thompson, M. C. Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer, Dec. 5, 6, and 28, Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. (Taylor, Clement'sThorley, 1. Manchester, merchant, Dee. 2, 21, and 28, Bridgewater Arms-inn, Manchester, (Ellis, Chancery-lane Underwood, H. Cheltenham, builder, Nov. 14, 15, Royal-hotel, Cheltenham, Dec. 10, Gray's-ion-square Oct. 29, and Nov.5,30. (Collins, and Wal ler, Spital-square Nov. 30. (Gates, Cateaton-street 30, Rummer-tavern, Bristol. (Poole and Wilson, E. and P. Methley, Yorkshire, malt. sters, Oet, 30, Nov. 11, and Dec. 3, George inn, Wakefield. (Walker, Exchequer-otare Whittle, w. otherwise W. Burtwhittle, Bea minster, Dorset, tander, Nov, 20, 21, and Dec. 10, White Hart-inn, Beaninster. (Wright, King's Bench-walk, Temple Whyte, D. Lewes, linen-draper, Nov. 12, 23, and Dec. 21. (Wilde, Rees, and Peacock, College-hill Dec. 5, 6, and 21, London-inn, Totnes. (Blake, Great Surry-street, Blackfriars Woodward, E. Derby, inn-keeper, Dee. 6, 7, and 31, Hotel, and King's Head-inn, Derby. (Few, Ashmore, and Hamilton, Henrietta street, Covent-garden Wainwright, B. Hereford, maltster, Nor.9. 9, and Dec, 31, City-arm's Hotel, Hereford. (Dax and Co. Guildford-street Williams, W. T. Brompton, evach master, Nov. 23, 30, and 31. (Robinson and Stine, Charter House-square DIVIDENDS, From SATURDAY, October 19, TO Tuesday, November 19, 1822. Anderson, A. Philpot-lane, merchant, Nov. 16 Cole, J. W. Peterborough, banker, Xos. 27 Atkins, W'. W. and S. Chipping Norton, bankers, Court, H. Fish-street-hill, straw hat manufacNov, 19 turer, Dec. 7 Armitage, W. Upperthorpe, Yorkshire, cloth Caming, T. Castle-court, Birchia lase, mer. merchant, Nov. 26 chant, Jan, 12 Asquith, T. and D. Bermondsey, and T. Mellish, Coppard, J. sen. Mitcham, drug-grinder New Kent-road, ship owners. Nov. 30 Dickens, E. Eynsford, Kent, dealer, Nor. 19 Abernethie, J. and É. Henderson, Lothbury, Dobell, J. Staplehurst, Kent, tailor, Sat, 11 merchants, Nov. 12 Dav, R. Crooked-lane, oil-broker, Nor.9 Abbott, H. R. Throgmorton-street, stockbroker, Dixie, P. P. J. and B. Falcon-square, smiibs, Nov. 23 Nov. 16 Adcock, J. St. Mary-axe, druggist, Nov. 23 Doorman, C. C. Wellclose square, sugar refiner, Ashworth, J. Manchester, grocer, Nov. 29 Nov. 12 Ayton, J. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, Dec. Dickens, J. St. Stephen's Hill, Derbyshire, out 10. ton-spinner, Nov. 27 Anderson, A, Philpot-lane, merchant, Nor. 30 Dodd, S. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, Nov. Blowen, J. H. Miut-square, Tower-bill, gun 27 maker, Nov. 12 Douglas, J. Loughborough, merehant, Der. 7 Burgess, D. and M. Lord, Rochdale, cotton Dole, J.Carburton-street, Mary-le-bone, builder, spinners, Nov. 4 Dec. Bline, N. Water-lane, Fleet-street, printer, Dowley, J. Willow-street, Bank-side, eorp merSov, 9 chant, Dec.) 4 Bromley, J. Circus-street, New-road, Mary-le Edwards, J. Vine-street, Spitalfields, silk-mat bone, ironmonger, Nor. 12 Oct. 29 Bunyer, J. Whetstone, Middlesex, dealer, Nov. Eyre, W. Cockspur-street, Charing eross, trunk 16 maker, Nov. 12 Boyes, J. jun. Wansford, Yorkshire, carpet Eddison, T. Romford, Essex, linen-draper, Nov. manufacturer, Nov. 20 30 Barnett, T. Kendal, corn-merchant, Nov. 23 Edwards, T. Brighton, merchant, Dec. 14 Button, W. Bicester, Oxfordshire, inn-keeper, Foster, T. and E. S. Yalding, Kent, mallsters, Nov 26 Nov. 16 Broomhead, T. Sheffield, grocer, Nov. 30 Finer, F. Drury-lane, grocer, Nov, % Baylis, T. Curdworth, Warwickshire, dealer, Farrell, J. Prospect-place, Newington-causeway, Nov. 30 merchant, Nor. 26 Bristow, R. jun. Lloyd's Coffee-house, insurance Fuller, J. M. Worthing, linen-draper, Nor. 30 broker, Dec. 3 Friend, D. Ramsgate, shipwright. Dec. 5 Bell, J. and G. Berwick-upon-Tweed, Coopers, Farr, R. T. and P. Bristol, merchants, Dec. 14 Dec. 21 Frost, L. Macclesfield, and J. and M. Ashton. Barrett, W. Old Broad-street, merchant, Dec. 7 Liverpool, timber-merchants, Dec. 11 Bilsborough, B. Belgrave-street, Pimlico, cow. Gompertz, A, Great Winchester-st. merchant, keeper, Dec. 14 Nov. 12 Chubb, C. Portsea, ironmonger, Nov. 9 Goodwin, W. Cambridge, eurrier, Nor.16 Clough, Rev. R. Bathafern-park-Clough, R. Glyde, 1. Chard, Somersetshire, grocer, Nov. 2 B. Glanywern – D. Mason, Astradeucba Gray, T. T. Wardour-street, Soho, coal mer. Rev. I. L. Jones, Plas Madoc, Denbighshire, chant, Nov. 26 bankers Green, I. Oxford-street, smith, Nov. 19 Cullen, R. and J. Pears, Cheapside, factors, Hay, S. Upper Lisson-street, Lisson-green, carNov. 26 penter, Nov. 19 Cane, E, Battle, Sussex, saddler, Dec. 3 Holmes, T. Long-acre,coach maker, Nov. 16. Crickett, D. Hougham, Kent, timber-merchant, Hooper, P. and Bedford, T. Bartholomew-pl Dec. 9 Bartholomew-close, Nov. 30 Hewett, G. Fair Mile House, Oxfordshire, Richardson, G. Mecklenburgh-square, and T banker, Dec. 10 Vookes, Gloucester-street, Queen-square Hayes, F. Wavertree, Lancashire, ign-keeper, Robinson, G. Wapping. ship chandler, Dec. 14 Dec. 12 Simkins, I. Store-street, Bedford-square, tailor Howard, 1. Mitcham, Surry, calico printer, Nov. 16 Shirley, R. Bucklersbury, carpet manufacturer, Harvey, W.G. Battle, Sussex, gunpowder-ma Nov. 16 nufacturer, Jan. 21 Seager, S. P. Maidstone, dealer, Nov. 16 Hirst, T. Marsh, Yorkshire,cloth dresser, Dec. 11 Spencer, T. Gray's-inn-lane, livery stable keep: Halliday, T. Old South Sea House, Broad-st. er, Nor. 19 merchant, Dec. 17 Stabb, T. and I. Preston, Torquay, Devon, and Hampshire, I. Kirkburton, Yorkshire, fulling I. S. Prowse, Botolph-lane, London mermiller, Dec, 11 chants, Nov. 19 Jennings, C, Portsea, grocer, Nov. 12 Skinner, 0. Gorleston, Suffolk, grocer, Nov. 25 Kay, T. Princes-square, Ratcliff-highway, coal Seblesinger, M, B, Church-court, Clement's merchant, Nov. 30 lane, Lombard-st. indigo merchant, Nov. 30 King, T. Tunbridge, carpenter, Nov, 30 Spitta, C, L. F. & G. Molling, and H. A. Spitta, Keinp, W. Bath, banker, Dec. 19 Lanrence Pountney-lane, merchants. Nov. 16 Leels, T. Gerards, Cheshire, cotton spinner, Sykes, I. and I. and W. Redfearn, Almondbury, Nov. 27 Yorkshire, fancy manufacturers, Nov. 26 Latham T. D. and Parry, I. Devonshire-square Sidwell, R. Bath, shoemaker, Dec. 2 merchanty, Nov. 12 Somerville, I. London-wall, merchant, Dec. 3 Latter, I. Windsor, oilman, Nov. 23 Senols, I. Fenchurch-street, upholsterer, Dec: 3 Leigh, T, Manchester, plumber, Dec. 5 Searrow, T. and 1. Carlisle, wine merchant, Lappingwell, K. Croydon, linen-draper. Dec. 10 Dec. 12 Law, W. Copthall-chambers, Throgmorton-st. Schwieso, 1. C. and F. Grosjean, Sobo-square, merchant, Nov. 23 harp manufacturer, Dec. 14 Lowes, G, Commercial-buildings, Mincing-lane, Sinith, s. Clapham, Lancashire,merchant,Dec.13 wine merchant, Dec. 14 Samson, T. Lynn, coach maker, Dec. 14 Mitchell, E. and S. Norwich, wine merchants, Sanders, 1. W. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merNov, 5 chant, Dec. 10 Matthews, T. High-holborn, linendraper, Nov.9 Tucker, I. II. Jermyn-street, St. James's cheMcNair, Abchurch-lane, merchants, Dec. 3 mist, Nov. 23 Me Leod, 1. C. Huntley-hotel, Leicester-fields, Turner, T. stock exchange broker, Oct. 29 Nov. 30 Trood, E. Church Staunton, Deson, coal mer Maitland, D. New Bridge-street, merchant, cbant, Nov. 22 Nos. 30 Thompson, H. and T. Moses, Paradise-row, Ro. Major, J. W. Frome, Selwood, Somersetshire, therhithe, wine merehants, Nov. 30 clothier, Dec. 10 Travers, J. Lambeth, coal merchant, Nov. 26 Murphy, P. Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury-sq. Tarlton, J. Liverpool, merchant, Dec. 3 wine merchant, Nov. 23 Tabrum, R. and' I. Banon, Manchester, ware, Mayor, C. Somerset-street, Portman-square, housemen, Nov. 12 carpenter, Nov. 19 Taylor, I. Leominster, skinner, Nov. 30 Mackenzie, C.Caroline-street, Bedford-square, Tucker, P. D. and W. Bristol, wholesale groNov. 12 cers, Dec. 10 Murray, W. Pall Mall.court, Pall Mall, tailor, Thompson, I. and J. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Nov. 26 merchants, Dec. 13 Marsaall, 1. Gerrard-street, Soho, money scrive. Turner, W. and J. North, Mold Green, Yorkper, Nov. 26 shire, fancy clothiers, Dec. 11 Miliard S. Glocester, linen-draper, Nov. 27 Thornton, D. Kickheaton, Yorkshire, victualler, Maudslev, H. Ormskirk, plumber, Dec, 9 • Dec. 11 Marris, T. Bartop-upon-Humber, and P, Ni. Vipond, G. Ludgate Hill, Linendrarer, Nov. 9 cholson, Glamford Briggs, bankers, Dec, 10 Vincent, N. Northampton-place, Old Kend-rd. Noble, M. Battersea, engine manufacturer, draper, Nor, 12 Nov. 19 Westron, M.Wellington, Somerset, draper, Nov.9 Noble, R. Clarke's Cannon-street-road, mer. Wainewright, W.S. Fraser, R. Vose, and J. Low, chant, Nov. 30 Liverpool, and New York, merchaut-,Nov. 29 Nicholl, E. Hemel Hempstead, wine merchant, Walters, J. Studbam, lerts, farmer, Oct. 29 Nov. 23 Wilson, R. Clement's-lane, broker, Nov. 12 Nichols, N. Holborn-bridge. baker, Dec. 10 Wood, M. Myton, Kingston-upon-tlull, merOsler, 1. Truro, grocer, Dec. 12 chant, Nov. 16 Ockler, V. Terrington, Norfolk, Der. 10 White-mitli, W.Old Fish-st grocer, Nov, 9 Pothonier, F. Corporation-row, Clerkenwell, Warwick, R.Warwick Hall, Cumberland,banker distiller, Vor, 19 Nor, 13 Parker, A. Cheltenham, builder, Dec. 4 Wood, W. Wimpole-st, wax chandler, Nov. 12 Parallise, I. Newcastle-street, Strand, jeweller, Ward, R. Maiden-lane, Battle-bridge, mustard Nov. 23 manufacturer, Nov. 16 Porthouse, T. Wigton, Cumherland, dyer. Nor, 23 Wingate, J. Bathwick, Somerset, money scrivenPeytou, W.G. Upper Thames-street, merchant, er, Nov. I Dec, 10 Weetch, S. George-st. Commercial-rd. LinenPhillips, R.Ashburnliam, Sussex, farmer, Dec.3 draper, Nov,23 Palmer, s. Burton-on the Water, Gloucester Wellington, J jun. Chard, Somerset, grocer, shire, mercer, Dec 3 Nov. 22 Pyeock, 1. Doucaster, hosier, Dec. 4 Williams, R. H. F. and M. Wilson, Liverpool, Prest, W. Lawrence Pourtney-lane, corn-fac merchants, Dec, 10 tor, Dec. 3 Wild, W. Sheffield, merchant, Nov. 25 Pexton, I. Skipton, York, inn-keeper, Dec. 6 Wells, J. Dunstew, Oxfordshire, tailor, Nov. 23 Petiipiere, E.' South-street, Finsbury--quare, Wells, S. Middleton.garden, Pentouville, fruitmerchant, Dec. 21 erer, Nor. 26 Portlock, R. Andorer, coach maker, Dec. 14 Williams, L. W.Fleet st. wine inerchant, Nov. 26 Player, I. B. Bristol, bottle liquor merchant, Wotherspoon, M. Liverpool, merchant, Nov. 28 Willey, W. Leicester, draper, Dec. 18 Rossiter, 1. Shepton Mallet, clothier, Nov. 14 Worrall, W', and R. Williams, Liverpool, merRoyle, 1. F. Pall-mall, faney paper manufactu chants, Dec, 11 rer, Nov. 16 Williams, P. jun. Knight-bridge.draper, Dec. 14 Rucker, S. Broad-street, merchant, Nor, 16 Walker, J. Nicholas-lane, insurance broker, Rowbottom, W. Oldham, Lancashire, machine Dec, 10 maker, Nov. 22 Yonden, S. Dover, blacksmith, Dec. 4 Eur. Mag. Vol. 82. 3 M Dec. 7 Ou Lord Mayor's Day, 9th inst. the dilly and the principal streets. At the usual ceremonies belongiog to that city Royal Exchange some persons bissed. festival took place. The procession of About five o'clock, three bundred re Aldermen and other authorities, with spectable tradesmen, &c. sat down to all the City insignia, men in armour, &c. dinner at the Eagle Tavern, City-road, went by water to the Courts of Law at Mr. Parkins in the chair, and Mr. Hunt Westminster, where the regular forms on his right. In the course of the were gone through, and the new Lord evening, a multitude who had assembled Mayor invited the Judges to dinner. in the street, became very clamourous The procession returned by water to to see Mr. Hunt, and that gentlemas Blackfriars about 4 o'clock, and then addressed them from the balcony. went to Guildball, where a dipper was A Meeting has been held at tbe City given 1,300 guests. All the cooks, &c. of London Tavern, to consider a project belonging to Mr. Bleaden's Tavern, for preventing the frequent takiog up had been employed for a fortnight pre of the pavement in the metropolis for vious in preparing it. There were the purpose of repairing the sewers, &c. 3,000 pounds of real turtle, filling more Mr. John Williams, of Cornhill, detailed than 200 tureeps! All the delicacies to the Meeting a play of "sub_ways" in and out of season, of course. or arched passages under ground, for On Monday, the 11th inst., Mr. Hunt, which he had obtained a patent.in who had arrived at Hounslow the day these passages, he proposed that the preceding, left that town, in a chaise, main pipes for every purpose (water, for London. As he neared the metro gas, &c.) should be placed on iroa polis, a multitude collected and accom cradles or otherwise, and the service panied him. At Knightsbridge, the pipes conducted to the houses through horses were taken from the vehicle, door-ways at intervals of 20 feet. -4 and he was drawn to the side of a ba- gentleman present observed, that, ia rouche and six, near Hyde-park Corner. Rome, ways of the kind proposed bad Before he entered the latter, an address been long in use. The Meeting ajours. of welcome was presented by the Com ed, after resolviog that another should mittee formed to regulate the proceed be held to forward the plan.. ings of the day, and Mr. Hunt ad The Order of the Garter, vacant by dressed the assembled multitude. A the death of Lord Castlereagb, has beca procession was then formed by the Saw conferred on the Marquis of Hertford yers' Benefit Society with banners and From the southern side of Waterloo music, some persons on horse-back, Bridge down to the Obelisk in St. Mr. Hunt in his barouche, dress. George's Fields, tbere will shortly be ed in his plaid cloak and a white hat, one continued range of substantial and some other barouches which fol. buildings, erected on ground whicha, lowed, containing Reformers, both male but six years ago, was a continued and female. It passed through Picca marsh or waste. In this line of build. ing stands the Coburg Theatre; be A thoroughfare is once more to be tween which site and the bridge is the established across the centre of the New Jerusalem Chapel, built in the canal in St. James's Park.-Since the Gothic style; a little farther on, is Zion destruction of the Pagoda Bridge, the Chapel, on an extensive scale, intended utility of a passage in this direction for the use of a Baptist Congregation. bas been senibly felt, especially by the The space between that and “ The inhabitants of Westminster. A carriage Feathers" is to be raised, and, as soon road also is, we understand, to diverge as the mass is properly consolidated, a from the Park, between Marlborough foundation for a new Church will be House and St. James's Palace, by the laid, which is to be built on a similar front of Queen Charlotte's German scale to the elegant structure in the Chapel into Pall-mall. New-road, St. Pancras. BIRTHS. SONS. The Lady of Lieut.-Col. Sir Grey Campbell, Ca dogan-terrace Wilts tesbrooke, Northamptonshire Shaftsbury St. James's bert, Glamorganshire green, Herts. Brunswick-square ton House, Berks. New-road The Lady of Edw. Warlton, esq. Clapham Deron ford-square mouthshire “ Canning" mouth Northumberland hanger-green square The Lady of J. Barwis, esq. barrister, Kilkenny DAUGHTERS. Lady Charlotte Sturt, Critchell-house Wilts. lington Essex Suffolk The Lady of J. Burke, esq. York-street, Port man-square Fitzroy-square MARRIAGES Adeane, Mr. H. J. Barhraham, Cambridgesh. to Cherry, Rev. B.A. Clare-hall, Cambridge, to King, Miss Katherine, Grosvenor-place Cameron, Miss Anne Alicia Burn, Mr. R. St. Paul's Church-yard, to Chaumetta, H. de la, esq. Newington-green, to Britton, Miss Jane, Thames Ditton, Surrey Maubert, Miss, Norwood Braithwaite, Mr. F. New-road, Fitzroy-sq. to Cartwright, R. esq. Bloomsbury square, lo Shoubridge, Miss, 'Turobam-green Claughton, Miss A. Myddetton-hi Lancashire Bartlett, Mr. T. Queen-street, to Dyer, Mr. Charles, Winterbourne, to Lasicount, Miss, Frenihay Grenwood, Miss Anne, Knowle Fearpall, Wm. esq. Greenwich, to Martyr, Miss Clarissa Farrar, Henry, esq. Scaleby, to Fawcett Miss Frances, Scaleby Cast. Carlisle Fraser, Wm. esg. Great Grimsby, to Hardwické, Miss Jane, Beverley, Yorkshire Garnett, Rev. R. Blackburn, to Heathcote, Miss, Southwell Gray, Rer. James A.M. Oxford, to Poweli, Miss Catherine, Brislington Douglas, Miss Mary Ann Gage, Miss, Kentish-town Tyrie, Miss, Jamaica Bladen Miss Kate Bowring, Miss Margaret Piercy, Mise, Britwell, Bucks. Dusgate, Miss Anne Maria, Tring, Norfolk Maltby, Jas, esq, Mansfield, to Parsops, Miss Mary, Carrington, Derbyshire Myers, Capt. J.7th Reg. Nat. Inf. Mad. Est, to Roberts, Mrs. Louisa Newall, Capt. David Rae, to Falconer, Miss, Bombay Newinan. Mr. R. F. Sion College Gardens, to Rutlaud. Miss, Writtle, Essex Pigott, Grenville, esq. Broadwater, Sussex, to Long, Miss Charlotte, Hampton Lodge, Suty Penley, Wm. esq. Rathbone-place, to Young, Mrs. Pentonville Rutzen, C. F. Baron de, Colwich, Staffordab, te Phillips, Miss M.D. Kilbeech-uail, Pemb. Rolls, Mr. P. S. Basing-lane, to Gouldsmith, Miss Jane, Hackney Roope, Mr. J. Norwicb, to Clayton, Miss Jane Skinner, Lieut. C.G. M'Gregor, 21th LlDra la Grant, Miss Christiana Sheen, Rev. Sam. Oxford, to Miles, Miss Louisa, Southampton-rew Shepharu, John, jun. Doctor, Commous, to Highmore, Miss Eliza, Dulwich Sherwood, W. esq. Lower Connaught-plare, to Froggott, Miss Julia Agnes, Work-op Voysev, Mr. Annesley, Couvay-street, to Green, Miss, Mary-le-bone-street, St. James Whiltow, Mr. Rich. Meddocroft, Manchester, t Gardner, Miss Sarah, Pendleton Roxburgh, Miss Sophia James, Miss Maria, Browning, E-*** Streatfeild, Miss, Chiddingstone Bargus, Miss Frances Mary, Barkway, tie rts. Young. Herry, Denmark Ilili, to Leaf, Miss Ellen, East Dulwieb, Surrey DEATHS. . Allen, Niss Ann, second daughter of J. Allen, esq. Buckingham, 25. Bowen, Mrs.Wincanton-Bradley, Mrs.Wake. field, 91-Beswick, Mrs. Gristhorp-Breach, V. esq. Sloane-street, 66-Beauvoir, Miss Eliza, Englefield House Bury. J. esq. Hucks, Wor cestershire, E0-Bruce, Rev. Sir llenry Ilarrey Aston, Downhall, 60—Berry Veingsmill, esq. Hadley-house, Barnett-Batson, Mre. Church row, Limehouse, 79–Ballantyne, G. 284. Wal. thamstow--Lady Beaumarice, Wimbleton-hose. Surrey, 69. Corne, Rer. W. Tirall and Swineston, Staf. fordshire, 88-Capel, Miss Sarah, Russell-sq. 18 -Cooper, Mr. S. Bell and Crown, Holborn, 52, Desse, J.esq. London-street, Fitzroy-squareDaniel, Mrs. J. E. Floore, Northanipton, 28Desanges, Miss Georgiana, Tottenham, 20. Eilan, 'Thos, esq. Woodford-bridge-Edwards, Chas. Aug. esq. Garratt-lane, Wandsworth. Pranel, Mrs. at Bath, 87- Frewin, Rich, esq. Fludyer-street, Westminster--Fothergill, Mr.T. Austinfriars, 7 l-Franks, Mrs. Emily Saunders, at Beechwood (the residence of her father Sir J.S. Sebright)-Furye, Mrs. Upper Grosvenor street, 86. Goldsmid Asher, esq. Finsbury-square, 71-Greenwood, Mrs. Brookwood-park, Hants.Greer, Mrs.Vicarage-house, Badley, Northainp. ton, 28-Gant, Mrs. Acton-place, Kingsland-rd. 79--Grantley, Rt, Hon. W. Lord, Sloane-st. 82 -Ganthony, Mrs. Elizab. Cheapside,84-Grant, J. esq. Theoby Priory, Essex. Hamlin, D. esq. Stockwell, 74-Houldsworth, 11. esq. Farmetield, 90-Hawker, Mrs. Catistield, Herts. -Hudson, Mr. 'Thrs. Sol. Winkworth-pl. City-road. 56-Hagan, Mr. Derby-street. 80Hayes, Miss Catherine, Pall-mall, 17. Irvine, Andrew, esq. Shetton, Cleveland, 63. Jackson, Mrs, Sarah, Leadenhall-st.-Jones, Mr. J. H. Barswater, 21. Klyne, Mark, jun. Jermyn-street, St. James's --Karuslake, Rev. J. Burgess, Filleigh, Devon, 73 -- Knight, Mrs. Leicester-59. 59 - Knatchbull, Miss Henrietta, daughter oi Dowager Lady Knatchbull, 10. Lawes, J, Bennet, esq. Rothamstead-house, Merts - Lane, T. 289. Bedford-5. 64--Laing, D. esa. Balham-bill. Sueatham 75-Lateward, Miss Julia Eliz. Peirivale, Viddležex. M'Andrru, J. esq. Elzen, X. B. 61-YE. Rer. Hugh, A.M. Whitchurch, (sen- Merke Mr. R. Owen’s-place, Goswell--t-N.-Marit, Mr. H. son of the Rt. Hon. the Loop -Mamris, Sir Henry, Eastwo. Pesh. 83Marintsre, Mr. W. donacian, Leclero Mountford, Mrs. Rich. Toitear TEMeyer, G. H. esq. Amsterdam, 5. - Mareet, Dr. Alex. Great Coram-street, 52-Manuts Ms. Caroline, Lambeth. 72-Marks, Mr. R. Oseas place, Goswell street road. Newton, Mr. Won, King-street. St. James square, 31. Onley, Rev. C. Stisted-hall. Eszex, 2-On. vie, Mrs. Englefeld-green, Surrey, 69 Porter, Rev. H. Spriligned, E.+X-Powel Sir J. Kynaston, bart. Ilardutek, Salar-Puget, Admir. Peter, Grosvenor.pl. Bath, 6-Pain R esq. Isleworth-Proby, Mr. Chas RN wich, 20–Purrt, H. exq. Claphan, 6-! to far, Maj. Gen. Bath, 59--Page, G, ese. Chantan, Somersetshire (of the Lancets) Rhodes, Mr. Sam. of Islington, at Tube Wells, 57-Robinson, Lieut. Rob, RX, Ver. rond. Spencer, B. M.D. Shaftsbury, 67-Spact, Capt. R.N. Clifton, 53 -- Smith. J. He M.P. for the University of Cambridge--Sarage, P. H. esa. Kennington-p! Vanxball. (lair ( af tain of the and Reginent and of His Majes Ist Regt. of Life ( ints, 55-Sewerbe, J. + F.L.S. M.G.S. kr. (an Artist of considera talent), 66-Suedler, Mr. J. Bast-hal Wants vortb, Surrey, 56-Stringer, 'T. ex Walivithe 85-Staniton, Matthew,em. Isleworth, Trollope, T.e-q. Lutfenlam, near SunTrickey, S.J.S. esq. Upper Charlotte-direct, Fitzroy-square, 51. Vulliamy, Mr. Lewis, Edmonton, 13. Withy, Mrs. Mary, Bristol. 94-Williams, Rer. R. Great Houghton, Northamptore'i Woodeson, R. esq. Magdalen Co lege, OxandWedderburn, J. esq. His Majesty's Seliat * for Scotland, St. Mary's Isle-Wrigh, MN Tothill-tields, Westminster, 76--Wood, Woh Tetbury, banker, 63-Hade, W. est. Med road, 63, Young. Rev. J. Lindsay, N A. Brazes nome College, Oxford, Derby. |