morning for trade, with a grand proceffou, along the Paddington line to Bull's bridge, at Uxbridge. Exactly at nine, the Committee, with their friends, in two pleafure-boats, fet fail, with colours and ttreamers flying, each veffel being towed by two hories. At 12 o'clock the company were et at Bull's-bridge by the city thallop (having on-board the fub-committee of the Thames navigation), and several plea fure-boats, with large parties of ladies. On meeting, a falute was fired, and then the proceffion returned in the following order : 1. The Committee, and their friends, in two barges, with the Buckinghamshire band of mufic.

2. The city hallop.

3. Seven pléature-boats.

At half-paft 5 the cavalcade reached the Great Dock. This was announced by the firing of cannon on Welbourn-greenbridge, and a volley of musketry from the town. After three buzzas, the company landed, and walked in proceffion to the Yorkshire Stingo, preceded by the Buckinghamshire band, playing "God fave the King." At half-paft 6, the company fat down to dinner, and fpent the evening with conviviality. Blue and purple rib bands were worn by the ladies, gentlemen, and men employed in the concern, on which were written, "The Marquis of Buckingham, and Succefs to the Grand Jonction canal!" Great praife is due to the Committee for the expedition which they have used fince laft fpring in completing the canal. A long range of warehoufes are nearly finished for the reception of goods. This day not lefs than eight laden barges arrived. A public road, too feet wide, was finished on Monday last to the quay, which is but a few paces from the Edgeware-road. The day proved as propitious as the undertaking is likely to prove a profperous one. The number of perfons prefent could not be less than 20,000. For feveral miles the banks of the canal were lined with people. Several stages were erected for accommodation, and a long ftring of carriages appeared on the public Walk.

Thursday, July 16.

At a general meeting, this day, of the governors of the Westminster General D.fpenfary, in Gerrard street, Soho, William Knox, Efq. V. P. (late under Secretary of State) in the chair, Dr. Samuel Foart Simmons, and Mr. Edward Ford, refigned the offices they have, for more than 20 years, fo ably and judiciously filled, of phyfician and furgeon to that charity. Thanks, in the moft handfome and grateful terms, were unanimoufly voted to each of thefe gentlemen, for their long and meritorious fervices. This charity, which has now been established 27 years, and has afforded Telief to upwards of 100,000 of the fick

poor of this metropolis, has, hitherto, been fupported by a precarious annual fubfcription; amounting, however, in fome years, nearly to 1oool Atalate general meeting of the governo sit was refolve, that, in future, all legacies and donations th ll be laid out in the public funds, and that the dividends only of fuch fums shall he applied to the ordinary expences of the charity. Several liberal benefictions have already been paid-in towards this fund; and it appears, from the printed minutes of the meeting, which have been circulated on this occafion, that Dr. Simmons, Dr. Bland, and Mr. Ford, being defirous of contributing towards the benevolent views of the charity, have given up to it the arrears of falary due to them, to Michaelmas Laft, amounting to 400 gui neas to each of them. The thanks of the meeting were voted to thefe gentlemen, for the handfome manner in which they had renounced their claims on the inftitu. tion and it was unanimously refolved, that Dr. Simmons, Dr. Bland, and Mr. Ford (being themfelves already Governors), should each of them be requested to nominate a perpetual governor of the charity. We are happy to find, that in confequence of thefe fpirited and humane exertions, this excellent inftitution is likely to be permanent.

Wednesday, July 22.

This morning at an early hour, immenfe crowds from the Metropolis and the adjacent parts made their appearance in Hyde Park, to witness the Review of those Volunteer and Affociated Corps, in London and its environs, who fo patriotically enrolled, equipped, and duciplined themleves, at their own expence, for the defence and fafety of their country. The different corps, to the number of 4734, had been drawn up for a confiderable time, when, at 10, his Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief appeared on the ground, accompanied by his brother the Duke of Kent, Lord Harrington, Lord Cathcart, and feve ral other General Officers, Aids-du-camp, &c. In le s than half an hour afterwards, arrived his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, escorted by the Weftminster cavalry. On the approach of His Royal Highness, General Officer was fent to meet him; and the fpectators univerfally admired the air of dignified courtesy and cafe, with which the latter was received and faluted by a Prince, who cau fo happily combine in his demeanour all the Majefty of his rank, with the elegant and familiar politeness of a gentleman. The Royal Highlanders, commanded by Captain Rofs, were posted in the centre of the line, on ground independent of the other corps, in the angle between the right and left wing; and, on the 5th fignal being given, they commenced the fire by a volley, which was continued by the refpective corps from the centre to

flanks

Banks of the line. The fame was repeated at the 6th and 7th fignol. The various corps then went through their exercifes and evolutions, with a degree of precifion which must reflect the highest honour on their attention to military difcipline. The vollies were in general very regular; and, from the very excellent appearance of the men, the elegance of the uniforms, the fine order of the arms, and the affemblage of beauty, which gave luftre to the fpectacle, the coup d'eil was, upon the whole, extremely magnificent. The favourable weather, the caule of the affemblage, and curiofity fpringing from the moft praiseworthy motives, attracted nearly all the metropolis to Hyde-park. It was computed that, independent of the volunteers, upwards of 3,000 spectators attended. Fashionable females could not be expected to have been very numerous; but, amongst thofe prefent, was Lady Angufta Fredrick, with fome company, in a handfome landau. Innumerable fair forms, fhehered from the fcorching rays of the fun by the protecting parafol, were feen, efcorted by their beaux, tripping over the turf. The furrounding walls were covered with men, women, and children. Every eye fparkled with animation, every heart beat with loyal fervour; the proud name of Briton was vaunted with felf-congratulation; and if the chimerical idea of invafion occurred, not a man prefent but, contemplating this brilliant difplay of the "Amor Patt æ," was enthufiaftically eager to exclam

"And if their flat bottoms in darkness get o'er, [on thore." We foon shall find means to receive them Notwithstanding the immenfe concourfe of fpe&tators, there was scarcely any diforder. A troop of the Horse Guards kept the ground, and prevented the review, from being interrupted by the attempts of fome unthinking perfons to traverte the lines. In one instance, a man obftinately perfifted in endeavouring to cross them, and had nearly reached the oppofite fide of the way, when one of the Horfe Guards lifting his fword in order to intimidate him, he had immediate recourfe to a prudent, but precipitate, retreat, amiait the hootings of the multitude. Not a ferious accident occurred, though pealing bursts of laughter were now and then excited by the cafual breaking of the overloaded branches of the trees, which obliged thofe above to defcend upon the pericrania of thofe belau, with rather more velocity than was agreeable to either party. The three Princes, who never looked better or in higher fpirits, bestowed great praise on the good order and difcipline of the men. The Prince was mounted on the white charger lately prefented to him by his Majetty, of admirable proportions, and elegantly ca

parifoned; and the Duke of York rode a very beautiful brown one. They both looked remarkably well, appeared in high health and fpirits, and the military elegance with which they rode along the line, and easy deportment with which they afterwards received the falutes of the different corps, captivated every fpectator. The review ended about half paft 12, when the feveral corps retired to their respective districts, attended by the praife of the Royal Re viewers, and the approbation of their Commanders and the fpectators, excit-d by their steadiness under arms, regulary of firing, and the high ftate of veteran difcipline which they uniformly exhibited. The Prince, Duke of York, General Of ficers, and attendants, foon after quitted the park, when, by way of fin le, a fe. cond Roval falute of artillery was fired. Thus chafed a fcene, in the highest degree honourable te the country, and which must prove in xp eihbly gratifying both to the public and private feelings of the Royal Family at Weymouth.-On their return from the review, the Prince was cheered by all ranks of people with the most fond and univerfal acclamations, in acknowledgement for which bis Royal Highness and his Royal brothers frequently faluted the concourfe, that furrounded and followed them, in the most graceful manner, by bowing and occasionally taking off their bats.

Thursday, July 30.

The Eaft India Houle, which has lately) been confiderably enlarged and improved, by the addition of a number of contiguous buildings, is to be full farther extended. ̧ Several buildings in Leadenhail-market are already purchased for that purpose.

The following o'ise has been fuck up at the Bank of England:

Notes of 11, and 2. dated the rft, ad, 30, and 4th of July, 1801, will not be paid if figned by either of the following names:-Holt, Clark, Scott, Douth, Longman, Phillips, Powden. Collins.

Friday, July 31,

It is with fincere fatisfaction we learn that large fupplies of grain may be shortly expected from Ruffia and Canada. The agents of government at Quebec had by the last accounts from that place, purchased 65,000 quarters of wheat, which were to be shipped for this country with all poffible dispatch.

A very large fleet of bombs and gunbrigs are affembling in the Downs; they are under failing orders, and expected very thor ly to proceed off the coaft of France: fappofed, either to destroy the gun-boats now fitting out in the ports of Calais, Dunkirk, and Boulogne, or to bombard those places. Admiral Dickfon's fquadron remains in Yarmouth-reads. Acm. Greaves's fquadron is cruzing off Goree.

GA

ICHARD Earl of Shannon,

GAZETTE PROMOTIONS.

cavalry barracks at Canterbury, to be barrack master of the permanent cavalry bar

Jan. 3.

chancellor of his Majesty's Exchequer of this kingdom for the time being, Rt. Hon. Robert Stewart, commonly called Lord Vilcount Caftlereagh, Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant, or, in the abfence of the faid Chief Secretary, the Under Secretary for the time being to the Lord Lieutenant, or, in the abfence of the faid Chief Secretary, the Under Secretary for the time being for the Civil Department of the faid Chet Secretary's office, the Right Hon. Lo ge Lord Frankfort, the Right Hon. John Loftus Loftus, commonly called Lord Vifcount Loftus, and the Right Hon. Maurice Fitzgerald, to be commiflioners for execuring the office of Treaturer of his Majesty's Exchequer.

War office, Jan. 6. Invalids. Brevet Lt. col. James Fahy, to be commandant of the independent companies of invalīds at Alderney, vice Gordon,—Brevet. Col. James Erskine, of the 15th light dragoons, to be aid-du-camp to the King, vice Manningbam, appointed to the command of the rifle corps.

Whitehall, Jan. 7. Sir Thomas Troubridge, bart. captain in the royal navy, and colonel of his Majefty's marme forces; Capt. Alexander-John Ball, of the royal navy; Capt. Samuel Hood, of the royal navy; and Capt. Benjamin Hallowell, of the royal navy; permitted to accept the Tank of commanders of the order of St. Ferdinand and of Merit, which it is the intention of Ferdinand the Fourth, King of the Two Sicilies, to confer upon them, and to bear the infignia of commanders of the faid order.

War-office, Jan. 10. Major-general T. Garth, from the 2zu light dragoons, to be colonel of the 1ft regiment of dragoons, vice Goldfworthy, dec.

Whiteball, Jan. 13. The King has been pleafed to grant the dignity of a baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to the Moft Hon. Charles Marquis of Drogheda, of the kingdom of Ireland, K. P. and the heirs-male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, ftyle, and title of Baron Moore, of Moore place, co. Kent; to the Moft Hon. Charles Marquis of Ely, of the kingdom of Ireland, K. P. by the name, &c. of Baton Loftus, of Long Loftus, co. York; to the Right Hon. Waiter Earl of Ormond and Upper Offory, of the kingdom of Ireland, K. P. by the name, &c. of Baron Butler, of Lanthony, co. Monmouth; and to the Right Hon. John-Joshua Earl of Carysfort, of the kingdom of lieland, K. P. by the name, &c. of Baron Carystort, of the hundred of Norman Crufs, co. Huntingdon.

War-ffice, Jan. 13 Barracks. John Wilfun, late barack-matter of the temporary S

dy, to be barrack-mafter of the temporary cavalry barracks at Canterbury, vice Wilson.

War office, Jan. 20. Invalids, Capt, Wm. Archer, from the invalids at Sheerness, to be captain of an independent company of invalids at Chatham) vice Wadman, dec. ; Col. Wm. Swinburne, from the invalids at Fort George, to be captain of an independent company of invalids at Sheerness, vice Archer; and Capt. Benjamin Rogers, from the 53d foot, to be captain of an independent company of invalids at Fort George, vice Swinburne.-Brevet. Major Boyle Travers, of the late 114th foot, to be licutenant-colonel in the army.

War-office, Jan. 27. Brevet. To be brigad-er-generals in the Weft Indies only: Col. David Cunynghame, of the 60th foot; Col. Patrick Wauchope, of the 50th foot; Col. Baldwin Leighton, of the 46th foot; and Col. Martin Hunter, of the 48th foot. Col. Thomas Peter, inspecting field officer. To be colonel in the army, Lieut.-col. Rohert Barnard Sparrow, of the Loyal Effex fencible infantry.-Hospital-staff. Surgeon John Buffa, from the Royal Irith fazileers, to be phyfician to the forces. Surgeon Wm. Henderfon, from the 74th foot, to be furgeon to the forces, vice Alex. Grant, dec.

St. James's, Jan. 31. Right Hon. William Archbishop of Armagh, fworn of his Majefty's most honourable privy-council.

War-office, Feb. 3. Brevet. Lieut. col. Count Bartholomew O'Mahony, of the late 6th regiment of the Irith brigade, to be colonel in the army. Hofpital-Staff Surgeon W. Wood, from the 64th foot, to be apothecary to the forces. Hofpital mate Geo. Toofey, to be apothecary to the forces, vice Travers, fuperfeded.

War-office, Feb. 10. Brevet. Col. Manners Kerr, of the 62d foot, to be brigadiergeneral to the forces in the Welt Indies only, vice Cunynghame, whofe appointment has not taken place.

Whitehall, Feb. 14. Henry Vavafour, of Spaldington and Melbourne, co. York, efq. and Robert Shore Milnes, efq. lieutenantgovernor of the province of Lower Canada, in America, created baronets of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.

Downing-freet, Feb. 14. Brook Taylor, efq. to be ins Majelty's miifter plenipatentiary at the Court of the Elector of Cologne, vice Heathcote, dec.

War-office, Feb. 17. Hofpital-faff. Surgeon Richard Woodthorp, to be atitant-inipector of hofpitals in the inland of Jerfey.

Whiteball, March 17. His Majesty in council was this day pleased to appoint the following ther is: Chefbire, John Scott Waring, of Ince, etq. vice Rigby; Man mouth/hire, Thomas Wiliams, of Chepitow, ely.; Warwickfbne, John Stanton, of Ke

welworth,

nelworth, esq.; Carmarthenshire, EdwardRichard Shew en, of Stradey, cfq. vice St. p. ney; Cardiganfhire, John Williams, of Caltle Hill, elq. vice Lloyd; Glamorganfeire, Robert Jones of Formon Cattle, eiq. vice Traherne; Radnor fire, Hugly Powell Evans, of Noyadd, eq. vice Fowler; Denbigbfbire, John Meredith Moftyn, of Segioir, efq. vice Lloyd.

War-cffice, March 17 Brevet. Col. Arthor Whetham, of the 1ft foot guards, and Col. Hugh Lyle Carmichael, of the fecond Weft India regiment, to be brigadier-generals in the Leeward Inlands only. Brewet-major R. Uniacke, on the hilf pay of the late 104th foo', to be heutenant-colonel in the army.—Staff. Lieut.-rol. John Barnes, of the royal tillery, to be deputybarrack master-general to the Braith forces ferving in both the Canadas.

War-office, March 18. Lieut.-general his Royal Highness Erneft Duke of Cumberland, K. G. to be colonel of the 15th light dragoons, vice Gen. Lord Dorchefter, appointed to commend the 27th light drag.

Whiteball, March 19. Codrington Edmund Carrington, of the Middle Temple, efq. barritter at law, to be chief jultice of the Supreme Court of Judicature in the inland of Ceylon; and Edmund-Henry Luthington, of the Inner Temple, efq. barrifter at law, to be the puifue juftice of the faid court.

Charles Baron Arden, of that part of his Majefty's kingdom called Ireland, to be mafter and worker of his Majesty's Mint. * War-office, April 4. Staff-corps. Major John Rutherford, to be lieutenant-colonelcommandant.--Staff. Stephen Cullen, paymafter to the invalids ftationed in the and of Guernsey. John Hayman, paymafter of a recruiting-diftri&t, vice Lukin; and Gerard Goffelin, ditto, vice Arden, refigned-Brepet. Colonels John Bellafis, Richard Jones, and William Neville CameFon, officers of the East India Company's forces, to take rank as major-generals in his Majefty's army in the East Indies only. Queen's-boufe, April 14. His Majefty in council was this day pleated to deliver the great feal to the Right Hon. John Lord Eldon, whereupon the oath of Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain was, by his Majefty's command, administered to his Lordship, and his Lordship took his place at the Board accordingly.

Whiteball, April 18. Right Hon. Alexander Lord Loughborough, created an earl of the Umted Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, by the name, ftyle, and title of Earl of Rofflyn, in the county of Mid Lothian, with remainder to the heirsmale, lawfully begotten, of the body of Lady Janet Erikine, deceased, fifler to the faid Alexander Lord Loughborough, and widow of Sir Henry Erikane, of Alva, bart,

Mary, Herrietta Ekine, dough. of Lady Jauet Erikine, deceated, to have and enjoy

the fame place, pre-eminence, and precedency, in all affemblies or meetings whatfoever, as the daughter of an Earl of the United Kingdom of G. Britain and Ireland.

Whiteball, April 21. Right Hon John Earl of St. Vincent, K. B and admiral of the White, created a vifcunt of the Uni ted Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, by the name, tyle, and title of Viscount St. Vincent, of Meaford, co. Stafford, with remainders feverally and fuccettively to William Henry Ricketts, eiq captain in the royal navy, and the beirs-male of his hody lawfully begotten; to Edward Jervis Ricketts, efq. birifter at law, brother of the faid William-Henry Ricketts, and fons of Mary Ricketts, by William-Henry Ricketts, etq. late of the land of Jamaica, deceefed, and fifter to the said John Earl of St. Vincent, and the heirs-male of his body law fully begotten; and the dignity of Vifcountefs St. Vincent, of Meaford, in the fard county of S afford, granted to the Rt. Hon. Mary Countefs of Northefk, daughter of the fad Mary Ricketts, and widow of William-Henry Ricketts aforefaid, and the dignity of Viscount St. Vincent to the heirsmale of her body lawfully begotten.

War-office, April 21 Brever. Col. GeorgeHenry Vanfittait, of the 68th foot, to be brigadier general in the Leeward Islands only. Col. the Hon. John Broderick, to be brigadier-general in the Mediterranean only. Brevet-major Charles Holloway, of the royal engineers, to be lieutenant-colonel in the dominions of the Grand Seignor only, and major, with permanent rank, in the army. Lieut.-col. Edward Stephens, of the royal artillery, and Lieut.-col. the Hon. Wm. Stewart, to be colonels in the army-Stuff. Col. Mungo Noble, of the 17th foot, to be deputy-adjutant-general to forces ferving in the island of Jamaica, vice Grant, dec. Lieut.-col. George Airey, of the 8th foot, to be deputy-quarter-mastergeneral to the troops ferving in the island of Minorca. Lieut.-col. John Barnes, of the royal artillery, to be deputy-barrackmafter general of Nova Scotia, in New Brunswick, and their refpective dependencies, vice Putnam, retired. Lieut.-col. Jn. Vefey, of the 52d foot, to be deputy-barrack-mafter general to the forces ferving in both the Canadas, vice Barnes.-Garri fon. Capt. T. Bligh St. George, of the goth foot, to be fort-major of Fort St. George, in the fland of Minorca, vice Snell, refigned.-Hofpital-faff. Surgeon Green, to be inspector of field-hofpitals. Surgeon Robert Grieves, from the 58th foot, to be furgeon to the forces, vice Green. Affiftantfurgeon J. Price, from the goth foot, to be deputy-purveyor to the forces. C. T. Aveling, ditto, vice South.-To be barrackmatters in Great Britain, Sir James Cockburn and Sir John Forbes, barts. George Torriano, efq. vice Mackenzie, refigned.

-

Whiteball,

Whiteball, April 25. Rev. Wm. Vincent, D. D. head-matter of Westminster-school, to be a prebendary of Westminster, vice the Bishon of Chefter, tranflated to the fee of Bangor-Rev. George Burrard, M. A. prefented to the rectory of Fobbing, Effex, vice Ryley, dec-Rev William Thorburn, prefented to the church and parish of Troqueer, in the prefbytery of Dumfries and ftewartry of Kirkcudbright, vice Eafton, dec. Mr. Charles Stewart, to be keeper of the register of fafin, reverfions, renunciations, and other writs, within the stewar try of Orkney and Zetland, vice James Stewart, refigned.

Whitebail, April 25. Vifcount Lewisham, the Duke of Portland, Lords Hawkefbury and Hobart, M. Addington, the Duke of Montrofe, Earl Bathurst, Lord Glenbervie, Wm. Dundas and Thomas Wallace, efqrs. Lord Arden, Thomas Pelham and Edward Golding, efqrs. to be commiffioners for the management of the affairs of India.

War-office, May 2. Invalids. Brevet Lt.. col. John Brook, from the 81ft foot, to be captain of an independent company of in valids at Jerfey, vice Leigh, appointed to the invalids at Pfmouth. Lieut. John Mitchel', from the 35th foot, lieutenant in Capt. Bulkeley's independent company of invalu's at Plymouth. Enfign Wm. Mur ray, lieutenant in Lieut.-col Hatfield's inde. pendent company of invalids at Plymouth. Lient. John Edie, from the royal garrifon battalion, heuten nt in Capt. Layman's independent company of invalids at Portfmouth-At the Tower of London: Aljutant John Roy, from the h if-pay of the date 20 battalion of the Breadalbane fencibles, lte itenant in Capt. Sutherland's indepen ent comp ny of valids, vice King, whofe appot ment does not take place, Adjutant Nicholas Pterfon, from the half pay of the late rit regiment of Argyle hire fencibles, lieutenant in Capt. Rogers's indepen ent company of in alid. Lieut. John Short, of Lieut.-Col. Paterfon's company, adjutant to the inval ds at the Tower of London Surgeon J.T.Simpfon, from the light infantry battalion of the guards, fur geon to the faid invalids. Charles Coombe, adiftant-lurgeon to litto.—Staff. Frederick Bowes, efq. late lieutenant-colonel in the 8id foot, paymaster of a recruiting-diftrict: vice Campbell, promoted. Catelman, efq. paymatter to the invalids in the Tower of London, William Macleod, efq. late a captain in the 734 foot, to be a deputy-commiffary of mufters to the King's troops ferving in the prefidency of Fort St. George, in the Eaft Indies. To be bir rack-mafters in Great Britain: John Kinfey, efq fate lieutenant-colonel of the 10th light dragoons; Janies Aniyat Chaundy, eiq. captain on half-pay of Waller's late forps, from the temporary barracks at GENT. MAG. July, 1801.

Henry

Canterbury; Thomas Dewell, lieutenant on half-pay of an independent company; Stewkley Shuckburgh, lieutenant on halfpay of the late 10ed foot; James Murray Grant, eq. captain on half-pay of the late 74th foot; Jeremiah Thompson, efq. vice Torriano, promoted; William Molefworth Madden, efq. late major in the sad foot, vice B'ucke, dec.

War-office, May 5. Invalids Enfign Edward B. Wollam, from the half-pay of the late 86th fot, enfign in Brevet Lieut-col. Hatfield's independent company of in alids at Plymouth, vice Murray, promoted. Stoff. Thomas Clutton, efq. late lieutenant-colo nel of the Worcester militia, to be pay mafter of a recruiting-diftri&t, vice Cullen, appointed to the invalids at Guernsey.Hospital fiaff. Surgeon F. M. Bolton, from the 40th foot, to be apothecary to the forces.

Whitehall, May 12. Robert Dundas, efq. appointed chief baron of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer in Scotland, vice Mont gomery, refigned.-Charles Hope, fq. aps pointed his Majefty's advocate in Scotland,

vice Dundas.

Whitehall, May 16. The Earl of Leven and Melvill, appointed his Majesty's high commiffioner to the General Affembly of the Church of Scotland.-George Prevost, efq. brigadier-general of his Majesty's forces, to be lieutenant-governor of the inland of St. Lucia; in America.-George Nugent, etq. major-general of his Majesty's forces, to be lieutenant-governor of the inland of Jamaica, in Americs, vice Earl of Balcarras.-Mr. A chibald Barns, to be cominiffary of the commiffunot of Hamilton and Campfey, vice Frame, dec.

Whiteball, May 19. R ght Hon. Horatio Baron Nelfon, K. B. and vice admiral of the Blu, created a vifcount of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, by the name, tyle, and title of Vifcount Nel-, f of the Nile, and of Burnham Thorpe, co Norfolk-Thomas Graves, efq rearadmual of the White, to be one of the knih ́s-companions of the muft honoura ble order of the Bath.

Queen's-house, May 21. Right Hon. Sir Edward Grant, kat. Right Hon. Charles Abbott, and Right Hon. Thomas Wallace, fworn of his Majesty's most honourable phive-council.

Whitehall, May 22. Right Hon. Sir Ri chard Popper A den, knt. created Baron Alvanley, of Alvanley, co. Chester.-Mary-Anne Lady Abercromby, widow of Lieuten. Sir Ralph Abercromby, K. B. creaved Baronefs Abercromby, of Abou• kir, and of Tullbody, co. Clackmannan; and the dignity of a baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland granted to the heirs-male of her body, lawfully begotten by the faid Lieut.-gen, Sir Ralph Abercromby, dec.

Whiteba!!