WARRIAGES. team X. Henrietta Laura, third daughter of Lam Wodebode. 12 Leel. Gascoyne, eldest son of General Gascoigne, to Miss Camite Leizh Smith, second daughter ven saith, esq. M. P. of Dale Park, At Forthampton Court, near Tewkesbury H. Clifford, esq. of Perryone Herefordshire, to Miss Yorke, Fandaler of the late bishop of Ely. -At St George's, Hanover-square, Broman, eq. M. P. only brother vae ani chancellor, to Emily Frances, mi? tang,te: of sir C. W. Taylor, bait. of humbe, Sussex. At Cufen, near Bristol, W. Gibvs. M. D. of Twickenham, to Psyche Lune se, daazhter of John King, esq. Dutton, and niece to the distinguished Mara Edgeworth. At Corfa, Dr. Connel, Rifle Briguten Ter, third daughter of the late Je sorgen the bon. Vere Poulett. ... A.Benden, Kent, W. Whateley, SM. TANTIATE7-27-aw, to Elizabeth, relict u Lem H. S. Churchill. 14: Inver, capt. J. M. Gambier, Statham, son of ir J. Gambier, to Helen Jos talputer d J. C. Lochner, esq. of SEPTEMBER. MARRIAGES. 1. At Pontefract, the rev. H. Mills stley, rector of Foulsham, Norfolk, to Dulcibella, daughter of col. W. Gooch. 2. At Marylebone Church, Joshua S. Crompton, esq. M. P. Sion Hill, YorkShire, to Mary, daughter of the late Claud. Alexander, esq. of Ballochmyle, Ayrshire. 10. At Ladykirk, David Marjoribanks, esq. of Dulwich, Surrey, youngest son of the late sir John Marjoribanks, bart. to Miss Robertson, of Ladykirk, eldest daughter of Sir T. Haggerston, bart. of Ellingham. 11. At St. Mary's, Marylebone, M. Thackery, esq. vice provost of King's College, Cambridge, to daughter of the late J. Yenn, esq. of Augusta, Gloucester-place, Portman-square. 16. At St. James's, Westminster, Dugdale Stratford Dugdale, of Merivale, Warwick, esq. to lady Sykes, widow of sir Mark Masterman Sykes, of Sledmore, bart. At Selling, in Kent, W. A. Munn, esq. only son of the late lieut.-col. H. Munn, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of H. Hilton, esq. of Sole-street House. 18. At Carmarthen, Barry Parr Squance, esq. of Albion-street, Hydepark, to Julia, daughter of Thomas Morris, of Llanstephen Castle, esq high sheriff for the county of Carmarthen. At Enfield, George Burrows, M.D. to Elinor, daughter of the late John Abernethy, esq. 20. At Dover, capt. Charles Sturt, to Charlotte Christiana, eldest daughter of the late col. Greene, auditor-general of Bengal. 22. At Ricarton, Biggs Andrews, barrister-at-law, esq. to Helen, sixth daughter of sir James Gibson Craig, of Riccarton, bart. 27. At Birkenhead, county of Chester, G. D. Vipont, of Penrith, to Carolina Julia, eldest daughter of the late Sir E. O'Brien Pryce, bart. of Newtown-hall, Montgomeryshire. 30. At Woodchester, capt. the hon. M. F. F. Berkeley, R. N. to the hon. Charlotte Moreton, daughter of lord Ducie. At Winchester, W. Erle, esq. to Amelia, eldest daughter of the rev. Dr. Williams, head master of Winchester College. OCTOBER. 2. At Hampstead, Rich. Heathfield' esq. barrister-at-law, to Miss Helen Hetherington. 4. At Edinburgh, John N. O'Halloran, esq. Bengal army, son of brig.-gen. O'Halloran, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late gen. J. Pringle. 6. T. Noel Harris, esq. son of lieut.col. N. Harris, to Mary, only child of the late Reginald Alleyne Ellcock, of Barbadoes. 7. At St. George's Church, HanoverCursham, widow of the late capt. square, capt. Falcon, R. N. to Louisa Cursham. 9. At Blair, Drummond, Perthshire, eldest daughter of J. B. Tuke, esq. John Smith, esq. M.D. to Catharine, late of Westow Hall, near Malton. 13. At Basingstoke, the rev. Harris the lord George Augustus Hill, youngest 23. At Walmer, L. Daniel, esq. of Ramsgate, to Elizabeth Lucy, third daughter of capt. P. Fisher, R. N. Hunter-street, Bloomsbury. 27. At Tor, Devonshire, the rev. G. eldest daughter of Thomas Williams, 29. At Dawlish, Herman Merivale, Bazely, R. N. third son of the late vice- 30. At St. George's, Hanover-square, Lately. At Nuneham, Lord Norreys, NOVEMBER. MARRIAGES. 4. At St. James's Alfred Brodie, esq. of Eastbourne, Sussex, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of the late S. Fenning, of St. James's-square, esq. At Brighton, Thomas Spry Byass, esq. son of Lovel Byass, esq. Cuckfield, to Mary, second daughter of the late H. Bowles, esq. of Cuckfield. 6. At St. Luke's London, lieut.-col. William Miles, of Cheshunt, to Miss Ann Hurd. At Lewisham, R. M. Poulden, esq. Roy. Art. to Sophia Elizabeth, only daughter of the right hon. lady Sophia Foy, and of the late lieut.-col. Foy, R. Art. 8. At Paris, Robert Alphonse de Strada, equerry to the King of the French, and only son of the Marquess de Strada, to Charlotte Georgiana, daughter of the late C. Chapman, esq. E. I. C. 11. At Brighton, J. H. Bayford, esq. of Doctors' Commons, to Rose, youngest daughter of the late capt. Bright, and grand-daughter of the late lieut.-gen. Bright, of Clifton. 15. At. St. George's Hanover-square, William Arch. Campbell, of Wiltonplace, Middlesex, esq. to Miss Charlotte Wentworth, lady of the manor of Midgley, Halifax, and third daughter of the late Godfrey Wentworth Wentworth, esq. of Wilton-crescent. 18. At Halton, the hon. A. Lascelles, fifth son of the earl of Harewood, to Caroline Frances, fourth daughter of sir Richard Brooke, of Norton Priory, county of Chester, bart. 24. At St. George's, Hanover-square, hon. Georgiana Beresford, eldest daughter of viscount Decies, to lord Ernest Bruce, youngest son of the mar quess of Aylesbury. 25. F. B. Lousada, esq. to Marianne, daughter of sir C. Wolseley, bart. of Wolseley Park, Staffordshire. DECEMBER. 1. At St. George's, Hanover-square, major Dyce, of the Madras army, to Jane Elizabeth, only daughter of lieut.col. Maclachlan. 2. At Lisbon, by proxy, Donna Maria, Queen of Portugal, to the Duke of Leuchtenberg, son of Beauharnois, late viceroy of Italy. 4. At Prestbury, William Charles GAZETTE PROMOTIONS. 11. Sir Frederick R. Edward Acton, of Aldenham Hall, Salop, bart. to use the surname and bear the arms of Dalberg with those of Acton. 17. Knighted, lieut.-gen. Henry Bayly, G.C.H. 18. Thomas Roe, of Lynmouth, county of Devon, Gent. in compliance with the will of his maternal uncle Walter Lock, late of Ilfracombe, esq. to use the surname of Lock after that of Roe. 24. Maj.-gen. sir Colin Campbell to be lieut.-gov. of Nova Scotia. 29. Knighted, maj.-gen. Samuel Trevor Dickens, K.C.H. Royal Engineers. 31. 48th Foot: lieut.-col. Saumarez Brock, 55th Foot, to be lieut.-col. 55th Foot: lieut.-col. James Holmes Schoedde, 48th regiment, to be lieut.-col. FEBRUARY. GAZETTE PROMOTIONS. MARRIAGES. 26. Knighted, Charles Christopher Pepys, esq. solicitor-general. Sir John Bayley, knt. (late a baron of the Exchequer) created a baronet. MARCH. 28. 3rd Foot: brevet lieut-col. J. Dennis, to be lieut.-col. the Charter House, both vice lord Grenville. Dr. Kidd, to be Radcliffe Librarian, Oxford. APRIL. GAZETTE PROMOTIONS. 8. 15th Foot: lieut.-col. G. W. Horton, to be lieut.-col. 96th Foot: brevet lieut. H. White, to be lieut.-col. 9. Rear-adm. sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, bart. G.C.B. to be governor of Greenwich Hospital. 14. Adm. sir George Martin, G.C.B. to be vice-adm. of the United Kingdom. Adm. the hon. sir Robert Stopford, G. C. B. to be rear-adm. of the United Kingdom. 15. Col. sir Dudley St. Leger Hill, to be lieut.-governor of St. Lucia. 16. Knighted, John Williams, esq. baron of the Exchequer. 21. Royal Regiment of Artillery, Maj. gen. W. Millar, to be col. commandant. Gloucestershire Yeomanry, the marquess of Worcester to be lieut.-col. the hon. J. L. Dutton to commandant; be lieut.-col. 22. The right hon. R. Montgomery, lord Belhaven, to be his Majesty's high Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. 25. 1st Foot Guards, lieut-col. Arthur lord Templemore, to be capt. and lieut. 49th Foot: capt. Thomas Stephens, col. to be major. MEMBERS RETURNED TO PARLIAMENT. Bute (county)-Right hon. sirW. Rae. CIVIL PREFERMENTS. Frederick Pollock, esq. K.C. to be attorney-gen. of the Duchy of Lancaster. Sir Philip Sidney, K.C.B. to be surveyor-gen. of the Duchy of Cornwall. Capt. Mason, R.N. (nephew to earl Grey) to be marshal of the Four Courts, Dublin. Robert Gordon, esq. M.P. to be secretary to the Board of Control. The duke of Hamilton to be a trustee of the British Museum, and The earls of Leitrim and 'Donoughmore to be knights of St. Patrick. The earl of Erroll to be a knight of the Thistle. Lord Sussex Lennox to be Postmaster of Jamaica. G. C. Antrobus, esq. to be high sheriff of Cheshire. MEMBERS RETURNED TO PARLIAMENT. MAY. GAZETTE PROMOTIONS. 1. Adm. sir J. H. Whitshed, G. C. B of Killmearrick, county of Wicklow, to be a baronet of the United Kingdom. 3. Knighted, rear-adm. John Ferris Devonshire, of Alwington House, Devon, The bishop of London, a governor of K.C.H. PROMOTIONS. 6. Thomas Wathen Waller, esq. to be secretary to his Majesty's Legation in Greece. 7. Thomas Chapman, esq. to be marshal of the King's Bench. JUDICIAL CHANGES. Sir John Vaughan has exchanged from the Court of Exchequer to the Common Pleas. Sir E. H. Alderson, from the Common Pleas to the Exchequer. Sir J. Parke, from the King's Bench to the Exchequer. Sir J. Williams, from the Exchequer to the King's Bench. MEMBERS RETURNED TO PARLIAMENT. Cambridge.-Rt. hon. T. Spring Rice Derbyshire (North).-Hon. G. H. Cavendish. Edinburgh. Sir John Campbell, attorney-gen. Rt. hon. sir J. Abercromby, re-elected. Fermanagh (County)-Mervyn Archdalt, esq. Leith Burghs.-Rt. hon. J. A. Murray. JUNE. GAZETTE PROMOTIONS. 4. Lord Brougham, visc. Melbourne, right hon. E. J. Littleton, Thomas D'Oyley, sergeant at law, T. N. Lister, John Wrottesley, G. B. Lennard, E. C. Tufnel, Daniel Maude, G. C. Lewis, W. H. Curran, William Tighe Hamilton, Acheson Lyle, and William Newport, esqrs. barristers, to be commissioners for inquiring respecting the state of religious and other instruction now existing in Ireland: 5. Knighted, Humphrey le Fleming Senhouse, esq. capt. R. N. The right hon. T. Spring Rice and sir John Vanghan, sworn of the Privy Council; and the right hon. T. Spring Rice sworn one of his Majesty's principal secretaries of state for the Colonies. 7. George Baron Auckland, to be first lord of the admiralty. 10. Robert Shapland Carew, of Castlebore, county of Wexford, esq. to be a baron of Ireland, by the title of baron Carew. 13. The right hon. James Abercromby to be master of his majesty's mint. 19. Robert Cutlar Fergusson, esq. to be advocate-general, or judge-martial of his majesty's forces. Andrew Leith Hay, esq. to be Clerk of the ordnance. 20. Robert Graham, esq. and capt. George Stevens Byng, to be commissioners of the Treasury, vice Baring and Kennedy. F. T. Baring, esq. to be secretary to the treasury. The earl of Carlisle to be lord privy seal. Right hon. Edward Ellice to have a seat in the cabinet. The Marquess of Conyngham to be postmaster-general. Major the marquess of Douro to be commander-in-chief and lieut.-governor of Guernsey. JULY. GAZETTE PROMOTIONS. 2. James Ivory, esq. to be sheriff depute of the shire of the Island of Bute. Robert Thomson, esq. to be sheriff depute of the shire of Caithness. 14. Royal Eng. col. sir Howard Elphinstone, bart. to be colonel commandant. S. Love Hammick, of Cavendishsquare, esq. surgeon, to be a bart. of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. 18. Lord Melbourne to be first lord of the treasury, vice Earl Grey. Viscount Duncannon to be secretary of state for the home department. Sir John Cam Hobhouse to be chief commissioner of woods and forests. E. J. Stanley, esq. to be home under-secretary of state. John William viscount Duncannon created a peer of the United Kingdom, by the title of baron Duncannon, of Besborough, county of Kilkenny. 13th Light Dragoons, capt. sir John Gordon, hart. to be major. 28. Rear-adm. sir W. Parker, K.C.B. to be a lord of the Admiralty, vice sir T. Hardy, appointed governor of Greenwich Hospital. 30. The earl of Mulgrave to be keeper of the privy seal. Denis le Marchant, esq. to be clerk of the crown in chancery. |