On the 9th July a grand review took place in Hyde Park. The troops on the ground (amounting to nearly 5000 men) were the 1st and 2d Life Guards, the Royal Horse Guards, the 10th Hussars, the 12th Lancers, three batteries of Field Artillery, the 1st and 3rd battalions of the Grenadier Guards, the 1st and 2d battalions of the Scotch Fusiliers, the 1st and 2d battalions of the Rifle Brigade, and three troops of the Royal Horse Artillery, having two guns each. The line was commanded by the Marquess of Anglesey, the artillery by Col. Rogers, the batteries by Lieut. Col. Cleveland, the cavalry by Sir C. Dalbiac, and the Foot Guards and Infantry by Major-Gen. D'Oyly. A little before twelve o'clock her Majesty's party arrived on the ground, in four carriages, with a numerous suite of attendants on horseback. The evolutions of the troops then commenced, each regiment marching past the Queen in slow time. narching time, the cavalry in close column, the infantry at quarter distance. A miniature battle then commenced; the cavalry advancing, attacking, retiring, and again forming line in the rear. This manœuvre having been completed, the infantry then commenced file firing, and this having ceased, both lines advanced in parade order, and saluted. It is thought that not less than 150,000 persons were present. Marshal Soult had just arrived in the park when his stirrup broke. His attendant was immediately despatched to the saddlers to the Ordnance, Messrs. Laurie and Co. of Oxford-street, who sent him the identical stirrups used in all his campaigns by Napoleon Bonaparte.

On the 13th the Corporation of London gave a grand dinner in Guildhall to all the Ambassadors Extraordinary and other illustrious foreign visitors. The Archbishops of Canterbury and Armagh were also present; several of the Bishops; and from each sides of both houses of Parliament, fifteen Lords and seventeen Commoners. In all about 600 persons were present. The Duke of Wellington and Marshal Soult were toasted together, and they both acknowledged the compliment with the greatest cordiality.

A proclamation dated the 5th of July, announces the issuing of a New Coinage, in Gold, Silver, and Copper. The first will consist of, 1. Five-pound pieces, weighing 25 dwt. 16gr.; 2. Double-sovereigns, weighing 10 dwt. 6 gr.; 3. Sovereigns, weighing 5 dwt. 3 gr.; 4. Half-sovereigns, weighing 2 dwt. 131gr.; all alike having for the obverse the Queen's effigy, with the inscription vICTORIA DEI GRATIA and the date of the year; and for the reverse the ensigns armorial of the United Kingdom, contained

in a plain shield surmounted by the royal crown, and encircled with a laurel wreath, with the inscription, BRITANNIARUM REGINA FID. DEF. having the united rose, thistle, and shamrock placed under the shield; the two larger coins to have on their edges the words DECUS ET TUTAMEN. ANNO REGNI and the year of the reign; the three smaller a grained edge. The silver coins to consist of, 1. Crowns; 2. Half-crowns; 3. Shillings; 4. Sixpences; 5. Groats, or Fourpences; the first to resemble exactly the five pound pieces; and so also the second, but with a grained edge; the shillings, the same obverse, but on the reverse the words ONE SHILLING within the wreath: and SO with the Sixpences. The Groat or Fourpence to have for the reverse a figure of Britannia holding the trident in one hand, and having the other placed upon a shield impressed with the union cross, and round the figure the words FOURPENCE and the date of the year below. Also certain other pieces of silver money, called the Queen's maunday moneys, of Fourpence, Threepence, Twopence, and one Penny, each having the same obverse as the shilling, and for the reverse the respective figures 4, 3, 2, 1, with the date of the year placed across the figure, and encircled by an oak wreath, surmounted by the royal crown; with a plain edge. The copper money to consist of, 1. Pennies; 2. Halfpennies ; 3 Farthings; each having for the obverse the Queen's effigy still as before, and for the reverse the figure of Britannia, as on the silver Groats, with a plain edge. On the lamentable poverty, or rather deficiency, of invention displayed in this most uniform set of British coins, we do not know how to express our disappointment and regret.

The new Great Seal of England, just made by Mr. Benjamin Wyon, chief engraver of her Majesty's Majesty's seals, is said to be a beautiful specimen of art, reflecting high credit on the talent, skill, and taste of the artist:-Obverse, An equestrian figure of her Majesty, attended by a page the Queen is supposed to be riding in state; over a riding habit she is attired in a large robe or cloak, and the collar of the Order of the Garter; in her right hand she carries the sceptre, and on her head is placed a royal diadem; the attendant page, with hat in hand, looks up to the Queen, whilst gently restraining the impatient horse, which is richly decorated with plumes and trappings; the inscription, "Victoria Dei Gratia Britanniarum Regina Fidei Defensor," is engraved in Gothic letters, and the spaces between the words are filled with heraldic roses. On the reverse, the Queen, royally robed and crowned, holding in her right hand the sceptre, and in her left the orb, is seated upon the throne, beneath a rich Gothic canopy; on either side is a figure of Justice and Religion; and in the exergue is the royal arms and crown; the whole encircled by a wreath or border of oak and roses.

An Act of Parliament has been passed for the re-edification of the Royal Exchange. Provision is made for a considerably extended site; and the funds will be principally derived from a tax laid upon the coals entering the port of London. Early in April a sale took place of the materials of the old structure. The porter's large handbell (rung every day at half past four, p.m. to warn the merchants and others that 'Change ought to be closed, with the handle consumed, valued at 10s.), was sold for 31. 3s.; the two carved griffins, holding shields of the City arms, next Cornhill, fetched 301.; the two carved griffins, holding shields of the City arms, facing the quadrangle, 351.; the two busts of Queen Elizabeth (so called, but really intended for the Virgin's head, the arms of the Mercers' Company) on the north and south side, 181.; two others on the east and west sides, 101. 158.; the copper grasshopper vane, with the iron upright, was reserved by the committee; the alto-relievo, in artificial stone, by Bubb, representing Queen Elizabeth proclaiming the Royal Exchange, 211.; the corresponding altorelievo, representing Britannia seated amidst the emblems of Commerce, accompanied by Science, Agriculture, Manufactures, &c. 361.; the carved emble matical figures of Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, 110l. The whole of the materials in the quadrangle were sold for 2361.; the tower was sold for 50l.; the carved figures of Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, were knocked down for 801. At a meeting of the Court of Common Council, Mr. R. L. Jones (the chairman), on bringing up the report of the Royal Exchange Committee, stated that the government were not willing to assist in the object with money, but approved of the means of raising funds, as stated in the report, which was as follows:-" That the duties on coal, &c. now existing under the acts of the 10th George IV. cap. 136, and the 11th George IV. cap. 64, be continued to the year 1858, being the period for which the same, in conjunction with the sum of 11,500l. charged upon the city estates, are already engaged. The aggregate thereof it was calculated would be sufficient security to raise thereon at that

time the sum of 300,0001. for public improvements in the metropolis, of which 150,000l. should be appropriated to the corporation of the City for the Royal Exchange, so soon as the plans shall be examined and approved by the Loans Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury; and the remainder of the sum to such other public improvements in the metropolis as may be sanctioned by Parliament." Looking at the question on all sides, he (Mr. Jones) considered that the court had reason to congratulate themselves upon the result of the application to government. He trusted that they would be able to accomplish still greater improvements. The buildings to be taken down to the westward will include the site of the Bank Coffeehouse in Bank-street, Sweeting's-rents, and all the buildings eastward, including the west side of Freeman's court to Cornhill and Threadneedle-street, opposite the North and South American Coffee-house, leaving the church and church yard of St. Bennett's Fink, which is to be inclosed with an open railing..

July 18. The first stone of a new church at Blackheath was laid by her Royal Highness the Princess Sophia Matilda. It will be dedicated to the Holy Trinity. In this parish, in a population of 25,000, not more than onefifth are provided with church accommodation. There is no parish church nearer than half a mile of the new site. The church will be built in the Anglo-Nor man style. The principal front will look towards the east, and will be flanked by towers of equal altitude. It will form a very conspicuous object over an extensive country, and will be an ornament to the landscape. The estimate of the expense is 42001. of which 10001. have been granted by her Majesty's Commissioners for Building New Churches, and 500l. by the Incorporated Society for Promoting the Building and Enlargement of Churches. The church will accommodate 1200 persons, of whom half will have free sittings. Mr. Wilde, of Albemarle-street, is the architect; and the contractors have engaged to complete the edifice in fourteen months.

The ancient refectory of the College of Vicars at Exeter, has undergone a thorough repair. Little else was found except Nuremberg tokens and pieces of no ancient date, and many human bones. The cypher of John Ryse, treasurer of the Cathedral, installed Jan. 10, 1517, is on the old fire-place. The arms of Bishop Oldham are over the adjoining passage. The original Vicars' College was completed in 1388, the spot being called the Kalendar haie.

GAZETTE PROMOTIONS.

June 13. Col. the Hon. John Maitland, and Lieut. Col. G. A. Wetherall, to be Companioης of the Order of the Bath.

June 20. Knighted, Captain Houston, Ensign of the Yeomen of the Guard, and T. N. Reeve, esq. Standard Bearer of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms.

June 22. 3d Foot, Capt. J. O. Clunie to be Major.-17th Foot, Major T. Hall to be Lieut.Colonel.-33d Foot, Major Sir E. Brackenbury to be Major.-Brevet, Major Sir E. Brackenbury to be Lieut. Col. in the Army; Capt. R. C. Alderson, Royal Eng. to have the local rank of Lieut. Col. while employed on a special service with Col. Lacy, in Spain.-51st Foot, Major W. H. Elliott to be Lieut. Col.; Capt. F. Mainwaring to be Major.

June 28. Peers of the United Kingdom created on the Coronation: -ConstantineHenry Earl of Mulgrave to be Marquis of Normanby, co. York; William Baron King to be Viscount Ockham, of Ockham, co. Surrey, and Earl of Lovelace; Laurence Baron Dundas to be Earl of Zetland; Anthony-Adrian Earl of Kintore to be Baron Kintore; Cornehus Viscount Lismore to be Baron Lismore, of Shanbally Castle, co. Tipperary; WarnerWilliam Baron Rossmore to be Baron Rossmore, of the county of Monaghan; RobertShapland Baron Carew to be Baron Carew, of Castleborough, co. Wexford; the Hon. William Francis Spencer Ponsonby to be Baron De Mauley, of Canford, co. Dorset; Sir John Wrottesley, Bart. to be Baron Wrottesley, of Wrottesley, co. Stafford; Charles Hanbury Tracy, esq. to be Baron Sudeley, of Toddington, co. Gloucester; and Paul Methuen, esq. to be Baron Methuen, of Corsham, co. Wilts. The Marquis of Carmarthen summoned as Baron Osborne, of Kiveton, co. York.

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Advanced to the dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom, the Right Hon. Michael O'Loghlen, Master of the Rolls in Ireland; Sir John Frederick William Herschell, knt.; Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer, of Knebworth, Herts, esq.; Lieut.-Gen. Sir Lionel Smith, K.C.B.; Peter Hesketh Fleetwood, of Rossall-hall, co. Lanc. esq.; Samuel Crompton, of Wood End, co. York, esq.; John Edwards, of Garth, co. Montgomery, esq.: John Peter Boileau, of Tacolnestone-hall, Norfolk, esq.; George M'Pherson Grant, of Ballindalloch, co. Elgin, and Invereshie, co. Inverness, esq.; Ralph Howard, of Bushypark, co. Wicklow, esq.; Sotherton Branthwayt Peckham Micklethwait, of Iridge-place, Sussex, esq.; John Dunlop, of Dunlop, co. Ayr, esq.; Charles Peter Shakerley, of Somerford-park, Cheshire, esq.; John Henry Seale, of Mount Boone, co. Devon, esq.; Edward Marwood Elton, of Widworthy-court, co. Devon, esq.; Robert Shafto Adair, of Flixton-hall, Suffolk, esq.; William Foster, of Norwich, esq.; Sir Augustus W. J. Clifford, knt. Capt. R.N. and C.B.; Charles Denham Orlando Jephson, of Mallow, co. Cork, esq.; the Right Hon. James Forrest, of Comiston, co. of Mid Lothian, Lord Provost of Edinburgh; David Roche, of Carass, co. Limerick, and Barnetick, co. Clare, esq.; Benj. Heywood, of Claremont, co. Lanc, esq.; Wm. Worsley, of Hovingham, co. York, esq.; Chas. Granville Stuart Menteath, of Closeburn, co. Dumfries, esq.; Major-Gen. James Kyrle Money, of Homhouse, co. Hereford, Whetham, co. Wilts, and Pitsford, co. Northampton, esq.; Josiah John Guest, of Dowlais, co. Glamorgan, esq.; Michael Dillon Bellew, of Mount Bellew, co. Galway, esq.;

Benjamin Hall, of Llanover-court, co. Monmouth, esq.; East George Clayton East, of Hall-place, co. Berks, esq.; Sir James Crofton, of Longford-house, co. of Sligo, knt.

To be Generals, Lieut.-Generals Sir T. Saumarez, Campbell Callander, J. S. Saunders, Sir W. M. Peacocke, к.с., John Pare, Sir Charles Wale, к.с.в., Sir J. O. Vandeleur, G.C.B., C. P. Douglas, R. B. Clayton, A. J. Goldie, Sir R. H. Sheaffe, Bart., Hon. Sir Alex. Duff, Sir R. S. Donkin, к.с.в., William Eden, Sir G. T. Walker. Bart. G.C.B., Sir J. H. Dalrymple, Bart., Samuel Hawker. To be Lieut.Generals, Major-Generals Samuel Brown, Dennis Herbert, John Ross, Hon. Sir H. King, к.с.в., Sir Wm. Thornton, к.с.в., Sir John Macdonald, к.с.в., Sir Charles Pratt, K.C.B., Hon. J. R. R. O'Neill, Anthony Salvin, Anthony Walsh, Sir Wm. Johnston, K.C.B., Francis Newbery, D. F. Blommart, Sir Joseph Straton, Rt. Hon. Sir E. Blakeney, к.с.в., Sir J. C. Dalbiac, Sir John Maclean, к.с.в., Sir R. D. Jackson, к.с.в., Sir Thomas Hawker, Sir G. A. Quentin, Sir Colin Campbell, к.с.в., Sir John Wilson, к.с.в., Sir S. F. Whittingham, к.С.В., Sir John Colborne, G.C.B., Sir Arch. Campbell, Bart. G.C.B., Sir T. M'Mahon, Bart. к.с.в., Sir Alexander Woodford, к.св., Sir T. Arbuthnot, к.с.в., Sir H. F. Bouverie, к.с.в., Lord Burghersh, к.с.в., Lord Fitzroy J. H. Somerset, к.с.в., Lord Charles Manners, к.с.в. To be Major-Generals, Colonels Henry D'Oyly, Sir F. H. Doyle, Bart., William Gray, Edw. Darley, W. V. Hompesch, Sir George Teesdale, Christ. Hamilton, G. J. Reeves, Hon. Henry Murray, Hon. Lincoln Stanhope, John Grey, Alex. Cameron, Sir James Wilson, к.с.в., Т. Dalmer, Sir H. Watson, Edw. Walker, Thomas Evans. To be Colonels, Lieut.-Colonels J. A. Mein, Alex. Wedderburn, Peter Dumas, Mildmay Fane, John Martin, G. H. Hewett, Charles Wyndham, Earl of Uxbridge, Hon. H. H. Hutchinson, Sir J. M. Wallace, Edw. Wildman, Hon. John Finch, James Lindsay, W. G. Moore, Sir A. F. D'Este, James Campbell, William Cochrane, Henry Somerset, Nicholas Wodehouse, Hector M'Laine, Earl of Darlington, C. A. Wetherall, John M'Caskill, John Carter, James Simpson, J. F. Love, Hon. George Anson, Duncan M'Gregor, Edw. Warner, Nicholas Hamilton, James Dennis, M. G. Blake, C. A. F. Bentinck, R. H. Sale, Henry Lane, J. G. Baumgardt, R. Nickle, Daniel Falla, Sir H. G. Macleod, Sampson Stawell, C. G. J. Arbuthnot, Thomas Valiant, C. G. Falconar, Richard England, Charles Middleton, Lord Hotham, Joseph Paterson, W. Douglas, W. C. Seton, J. Crowder.To be Lieut.-Colonels, Majors David Graham, John Algeo, Peter Edwards, W.F. Williams, W. Cartwright, John Garland, Robert Fraser, R. W. Harstonge, H. R. Saunderson, W. P. Yale, Donald Urquhart, C. H. Smith, W. H. Newton, L. Darrah, Melville Glenie, Arthur Gore, Wm. Wilkinson, George Marshall, David Goodsman, Loftus Owen, Pringle Taylor, J. A. Schreiber, Charles Levinge, Robert Winchester, H. D. Campbell, James Wood, W. F. Tinling, And. Clarke, Stephen Holmes, H. H. Manners, John Luard. To be Majors, Captains John Bonamy, T. J. Adair, S. R. Warren, Richard Manners, James Tomlinson, Jeremiah Cowper. H. K. Bloomfield, B. P. Browne, Henry Bond, John Birtwhistle, Arthur Myers, J. T. Moore, J. H. Serjeantson, Walter Harris, Horace Suckling, Ambrose Spong, William Fraser, John Clarke, John Stoyte, James Spence, Jas. Algeo, A. S. H. Alpin, James Hutchinson, F. W. Dillon, Isaac Richardson, Robert Browne, William Cannon, Richard Tatton, James Jackson, G. F. G. O'Connor, James Creagh, Edw. Johnstone, W. A. Riach, Thomas Nickoll, W. H. Arthure, Thomas L'Estrange, William Bindon, F. C. Montgomery, W. T. Hunt, Nicholas Palmer, T. J. Galloway, J. R. Raines, C. В. Brisbane, J. L. Black, Charles Douglas, C. H. Doyle, Walter White, Richard Westmore, Thomas Wood, Manley Power, W. H. Law, James M'Queen, Charles Hall, Harman Jeffares, Edward Thorp, William Sadleir, John Lawrenson, Richard Hort, John Dalzell, Hunter Ward, A. B. Armstrong, Harcourt Master, H. W. Hartley, Joseph Swinburne, James M'Douall, Edward Twopeny, George Carpenter, Geo. Whannell, Daniel Frazer, Alex. Buchan, George Hogarth, William Thain, Dugald M'Nicol, J. C. Peddie, Richard Willington, Peter Cheape, J. A. Forbes, Alex. M'Leod, Charles Smith, C. H. Potts, Francis Westenra, Edward Gage, J. H. Cooke.

Officers of the Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers to take rank by Brevet. To be Generals, Lieut. -Generals John Macklean, Geo. Wilson. To be Lieutenant-Generals, MajorGenerals Sir Joseph Maclean, Richard Dickinson, Alex. Armstrong, Henry Evatt, Sir F. W. Mulcaster. To be Major-Generals, Colonels Foster Coulson, Richard Uniacke, George Irving, Sir John May, к.с.в., F. Burgoyne.To be Colonels, Lieut.-Colonels G. G. Lewis, Sir G. C. Hoste, G. J. Harding, J. R. Wright. To be Lieut.-Colonel, Major William Miller.To be Majors, Captains R. B. Rawnsley, Wm. Aug. Raynes, Richard Hardinge, Joseph Hanwell, Kobert Andrews, T. H. Fenwick, L. A. Hall, Patrick Yule, George Phillpots, C. J. Selwyn, Edmund Sheppard, W. M. Gosset, Daniel Bolton, L. S. B. Robertson, W. E. Lock, Philip Sandilands, Browne Willis, B. H. Vaughan, T. G. Higgins, F. W. Whinyates, A. W. Robe, R. C. Alderson, Charles Wright, Charles Rivers, F. R. Thomson, Amherst Wright, H. Y. Wrotham.

Officers of the Royal Marines to take rank by Brevet. To be Generals, Lieut.-Generals James Meredith, R. H. Farmar. To be Majors, Captains W. M. Burton, A. H. Gordon.

Flag Officers of her Majesty's Fleet promoted, viz.:-To be Admirals of the Blue, Vice-Admirals of the Red J. E. Douglas, Sir Ross Donnelly, к.с.в., Sir J. P. Beresford, Bart. к.с.в., а.с.н., -То be Vice-Admirals of the Red, Vice-Admirals of the White John West, Stephen Poyntz, Lord Colville, John Cochet. To be Vice-Admirals of the White, Vice-Admirals of the Blue Sir Henry Heathcote, knt., Sir E. W. C. R. Owen, к.с.в., G.C.H., Sir George Scott, к.с.в., Sir Thomas Dundas, к.с.в., Sir J. T. Rodd, к.с.в. То be Vice-Admirals of the Blue, Rear-Admirals of the Red Sir Thomas Livingstone, Bart., Sir Edw. Brace, к.с. в., Sir F. W. Austen, к.с.В., Sir Patrick Campbell. к.с.в. To be RearAdmirals of the Red, Rear-Admirals of the White Sir Thomas Briggs, &c. St M. and G., Earl of Dundonald, Sir William Parker, к.с.в., Sir R. T. Ricketts, Bart. George M'Kinley, Sir Charles Dashwood, knt. To be RearAdmirals of the White, Rear Admirals of the Blue S. C. Rowley, Thomas Browne, Samuel Рут, с.в., Robert Jackson, Sir Robert Barrie, knt, с.в. к.с.н., С. В. Н. Ross, с.в., Sir Charles Malcolm, knt., F. W. Fane, Hon. Geo. Elliot, с.в., James Hillyar, с.в., к.с.н. То be Rear-Admirals of the Blue, Captains J. R. Dacres, John Sykes, John Hancock, с.в., Hon. D. H. Mackay, Francis Mason, c.B., Thomas Brown, Alex. Shippard, Robert Henderson, Sir Lucius Curtis, Bart. c.B., Sir John Louis, Bart., Brian Hodgson, H. H. Christian. To be retired Rear-Admirals, Captains J. S. Carden, J. W. Holland, John Impey, H. M. Ommanney, Archibald Duff, Hon. M. J. Henniker. To be Captains, Commanders Richard Devonshire,

Richard Copeland, Charles Rich, John Robertson (a), Robert Deans, W. Richardson (a), G. C. Blake, M. H. Sweney, W. P. Stanley, William Holt, W. H. Pierson, J. J. Tucker, John Kingcombe, Brunswick Popham, William Oldrey, Thomas Ogle, George Evans, W. J. Cole, к.н., Richard Keane, John Hackett, William Picking, J. J. F. Newell, John Forster, John Parker, George Daniell, Fred. Bullock, Russell Eliott; Alfred Luckraft, J. E. Erskine, James Hope, G. A. Sainthill, F. P. Blackwood, H. T. Austin, William Ramsay, and Edward Stanley. To be Commanders, Lieutenants G. G. Míall, Joseph Roche, Edmund Norcott, Henry Stroud, H. D. Twisden, H. V. Huntley, Henry Frederick Peake, C. J. F. Newton, Fred. Wood, Francis Grove, J. H. Ward, L. T. Jones, E. St. L. Cannon, John M'Donnell, Wm. Dickey, Charles Wilson Riley, Francis Llardet, John Hathorn, William M'Ilwaine, Ralph Barton, Richard Burridge, William Griffin, Fred. Hutton, Bird Allen, F. W. H. Glasse, Edward Bornett, J. B. Woodthorpe, C. G. Robinson, W. C. Phillott, Sacket Hope, Rich. Robinson, J. V. Fletcher, J. A. Legard, T. L. Massie, Woodford Williams, Robert Kerr, A. L. Montgomery, Samuel Mercer, Wm. Louis, Richard Inman, R. S. Robinson, H. R. Henry, R. T. Stopford, Hon. A. A. Murray, J. H. Windham, Hon. S. T. Carnegie, Henry Bagot, C. G. E. Napier, Henry Church, and Wm. Hubbard (a). July 3. 1st Grenadier Guards, Col. S. Lambert to be Lieut.-Colonel; Col. A. Higginson to be Major.-61st Foot, Major C. Forbes to be Lieut. Col.; brevet Major H. Burnside to be Major.-70th Foot, Major J. Kelsall to be Lt.Col.; brevet Major T. Reed to be Major.97th Foot, Major J. Campbell to be Lieut.-Col.; brevet Major N. L. Darrah to be Major.

July 5. Earl Bruce summoned to the House of Peers as Baron Bruce, of Tottenham, Wilts.

July 6. 1st Foot Guards, Capt. R. W. Astell to be Capt. and Lieut. Col.-58th Foot, Capt. Wm. Sadleir to be Major. 60th Foot, Major W. T. Cockburn to be Major. 71st Foot, Capt. Lord Arthur Lennox to be Major. -89th Foot, Lieut. Col. J. L. Basden to be Lt. Col.; Capt. A. S. H. Aplin to be Major.

July 10. Royal Artillery, Lieut.-Col. F. Campbell to be Colonel; Capt. and Brevet Lieut. Col. E. T. Mitchell to be Lieut.-Col.Patrick Francis Gahan, esq. to be Assistant Judge of the Bahama Islands.-James Laidlaw, esq. to be secretary, registrar, and clerk of the council, and clerk of the enrolments in Dominica.

July 13. Edward Hay Drummond Hay, esq. to be Treasurer of Trinidad.-1st Foot, Capt. Dugald M'Nicol to be Major.-15th Foot, Lt.Col. Lord Charles Wellesley to be Lieut.-Col. -Staff, Major Ranald Macdonald, to be deputy Adjutant-gen. to the troops at Bombay, with the rank of Lieut.-Col.

July 16. The reigning Duke of Saxe Coburg and Gotha elected K. G.

July 23. Sir Wm. Woods, K.H. to be Garter Principal King of Arms; Edmund Lodge, esq. K.H. to be Clarenceux King of Arms; Joseph Hawker, esq. to be Norroy King of Arms; James Pulman, esq. to be Richmond Herald; Albert Wm. Woods, esq. to be Portcullis Pursuivant.

[In consequence of the great length of the Preferments incident to the Coronation, we are still obliged to defer to next month those relating to the Order of the Bath and the East India Service.]

Members returned to serve in Parliament. Cashel.-Joseph Stock, esq. LL.D. vice Steph. Woulfe, now Chief Baron in Ireland. Clonmell.-Right Hon. Nicholas Ball (now Attorney-gen. for Ireland), re-elected.

ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS.

Rev. James Bowstead, D.D. to be Bishop of Sodor and Man.

Rev. T. Amory, St. Tethe V. Cornwall.

Rev. C. Awdry, New Sampford R. Essex.
Rev. H. Ayling, Guildford RR. Surrey.
Rev. J. Bailey, Stoke Holy Cross V. Norf.
Rev. W. Barnes, Brixton Deverell R. Wilts.

Rev. R. S. Barton, Heysham R. Lanc.
Rev. Hibbert Binney, D.C.L. Newbury R.
Berks.

Rev. F. J. Blandy, Netheravon V. Wilts.
Rev. - Blundy, Drayton Beauchamp R. Bucks.
Rev. W. Boyle, Freshford R. Somerset.
Rev. H. Browne, Little Kimble R. Bucks.
Rev. F. Bryans, Backford V. Cheshire.
Rev. J. G. Bull, Godalming V. Surrey.
Rev. H. Bull, Lathbury P.C. Bucks.

Rev. T. H. Careston, Highgate Ch. Middx.
Rev. R. Cobb, Thwaite R. Norfolk.

Rev. H. J. Cooper, Old Windsor V. Berks.
Rev. G. Davy, St. Peter's Ch. Maidstone.
Rev. John Earle, jun. Aughton cum Cotting-

with P.C. Yorkshire.

Rev. C. B. Elliott, Tattingstone R. Suffolk.
Rev. J. L. Figgins, St. Matthew Ch. Liverpool.
Rev. W. Flower, jun. S. Hykeham R. Linc.
Rev. H. Freeman, Folksworth R. Hants.
Rev. Anth. Grant, Romford P.C. Essex.

Rev. James Haworth, Croxton V. Norfolk.
Rev. J. O. Hill, Wootton Underwood P.C.

Bucks.

Rev. W. M. Hurlock, Stoke by Clare P.C. Suffolk.

Rev. T. Hutchinson, Harpurley new Ch. Lanc.

Rev. John Johnson, Outwell R. Norfolk.

Rev. Chas. Kent, Ludford P.C. Heref.

Rev. John Kyle, Inchageela R. Cork.

Rev. C. W. Lamprell, Bradley parva R. Suff.

Rev. Henry Law, (Archdeacon of Wells) Bath

R. Somerset.

May 31. At Hopland Hall, Suffolk, the wife of Edward Leathes, esq. a dau.

June 1. At Spye Park, the wife of J. E. Α. Starkey, esq. a son.-4. At Cliff Hall, Warw. the wife of T. B. Cave, esq. a son.-18. In Grosvenor-sq. the Countess of Carnarvon, a son. 19. At Geneva, the wife of Charles Eyre, esq. of Welford, Berkshire, a son and heir.-20. In Curzon-st. the wife of F. Hawkins, M.D. a son. -In Upper Harley-st. the wife of Henry Hall, esq. a son and heir.-At Winterborne Whitchurch, the wife of the Rev.

T. Tyrwhitt, Prebendary of Sarum, a dau.21. At Lambeth Palace, the wife of Wm. Kingsmill, esq. of Sydmonton, Hants, a son and heir. In Grosvenor.sq. the Hon. Mrs. Rous, a son, still-born.- 22. At Salisbury, the wife of W. B. Brodie, esq. M.P. a dau.-23. The wife of the Rev. Sir Herbert Oakeley, Bart. a dau.-26. In Old Palace-yard, the wife of John Jervis, esq. M.P. a dau.-27. At Ringstead, Norfolk, Mrs. Frederick Fitz Roy, a son.-29. In Lower Seymour-st. the Hon. Mrs. Carnegie, a dau.- At Hatton Parsonage, the wife of the Rev. John Lynes, a son and heir.-30. At Torquay, Devon, the Hon. Mrs, W. T. Law, a dau.

Lately. At the Elms, Worc. the wife of Rear-Adm. Maling, a dau.-At Downtonhall, near Ludlow, the lady of Sir W. E. Rouse Boughton, Bart. a dau. At Longworth, the wife of R. B. Phillipps, esq. High Sheriff of co. Hereford, a dau. - The Hon. Mrs. Magee,

a son.

July 3. In Paris, the wife of the Hon. St. John Butler, a son and heir. 4. In Nottingham-place, Viscountess Hood, a son and heir. -At Northbrook House, Hants, Lady Maria Anne Saunderson, a dau.-7. At Gormanston castle, the wife of the Hon. E. Preston, a dau.-8. In Great Cumberland-place, Lady Jane Ogilvy, a dau.

MARRIAGES.

Jan. 12. At Vizianagram (East Indies), W. Poole, esq. fourth son of J. E. Poole, esq. of Bridgewater, Som. to Ellen, eldest dau. of the late Sir G. S. Hall, Bart.

April 17. At Plymouth, Henry Young, esq. India Civil Service, third son of the late Sir S. Young, Bart. to Catharine Anne, eldest dau. of J. H. Eccles, esq.-18. At Trinidad, E. Jackson, esq. acting Attorney-gen. to Maria Alexandrina, eldest dau. of André Blasini, esq.-19. At Moreham, Berks, the Rev. Henry W. Bowles Daubeney, son of Col. Daubeney, of Bath, to Peggy Louisa, dau. of the late Benj. Morland, of Sheepstead House, esq.-24. At Charles' church, Plymouth, S. W. Prideaux, esq. of Dartmouth, to Henrietta, dau. of the late E. J. Collins, esq. of Kingsbridge.

May 17. At Hampstead, William Vizard, esq. M.A. of Lincoln's Inn, to Miss Maria Jeffries. At Florence, the Baron Leonard Victor de la Viere, to Susanna-Charlotte, youngest dau. of the late Alex. Anderson, esq. of Chapel-st. Park-lane. 19. At Copenhagen, Duke Charles Schleswig-Holstein Glucksburg to the Princess Wilhelmina Maria of Denmark.-23. At Milverton, Warw. the Rev. C. L. Swainson, Rector of Creeke, N'ptonsh. to Harriet, relict of Geo. Littledale, esq. of Sandown. 24. At Stock Gayland, Dors. the Rev. W. J. Meech, Rector of Whaddon, Bucks, to Sarah Marwood, eldest dan. of the Rev. H. F. Yeatman, Rector of Stock Gayland. The Rev. J. R. Dobson, second son of Mrs. Dobson of Cresswell House, Durham, to Anne, eldest dau. of Eusebius Cleaver, esq. niece to A. Chapman, esq. M.P.- At Salisbury Cath. the Rev. F. K. Eyre, M.A. second son of the late Daniel Eyre, esq. to Louisa Jane, only dau. of the late James Hussey, esq. At Plymouth, G. G. Channer, esq. Lieut. Bengal Art. to Susan, eldest dau. of the Rev. N. Kendall, Vicar of Lanlivery. At St. Pancras new Church, the Rev. H. J. Rose, B.D., Rector of Houghton Conquest, to S. Caroline, eldest dau. of T. Burgon, esq. of Brunswick-sq.26. Rev. James Barry, of Queen's coll. Camb. to Frances-Mary, eldest dau. of the Rev. H. J. Randolph, Vicar of Hawkesbury, Glouc.-At Guisborough, Yorksh. the Rev. W. T. Eyre, Vicar of Padbury, Bucks, to Frances, eldest