St. James, the Honourable Sir H. Blackwood, appointed
Groom of the Bedchamber to the Duke of Clarence, 29.
Strangford, Right Honourable Percy Clinton Sydney Vis-
count, created Baron Strangford of the United Kingdʊm,

214.

T.

Turner, W., Esq., appointed Secretary to the Embassy at the
Sublime Ottoman Porte, 54.

-, Major-General C., appointed Captain-General and
Governor in Chief of Sierra-Leone, 153.

Tuscany, the late Grand Duke of, orders for the Court's
going into mourning for, 174.

Tyrwhitt, Sir T., permission granted to, to wear the in-
signia of a Knight of the Imperial Russian Order of St.
Anne of the First Class, 198.

U.

Urmston, J. B., Esq., knighted, 70.

V.

Vansittart, Reverend W., granted the dignity of a Canon
of the Cathedral Church of Carlisle, 165.

Vincent, Major-General J., appointed Lieutenant-Governor
of Dumbarton Castle, 68.

W.

Wagner, Rev. H. M., presented to the vicarage of Bight-
helmstone, 162.

Walker, Rev. A., presented to the church and parish of
Elgin, county of Moray 186.

·

Mr. D., approved of as Consul at Glasgow for the
United States of America, 215.

Wallace, J., Esq., appointed Consul for the State of Georgia,
at Savannah, 16.

Ward, E. M., Esq., appointed Secretary to His Majesty's
Extraordinary Embassy at the Court of the Emperor of All
the Russias, 82.
War-Office, Lieutenant-Colonel J. Hawker appointed Lieute-
nant-Governor of Gravesend, and Tilbury Fort, 15;
General Lord Harris appointed Governor of Dumbarton-
Castle, 18; Major-General J. Vincent appointed Lieute

Dant-

nant-Governor of Dumbarton-Castle, 68; Lieutenant W.
C. Clarke appointed Town-Adjutant of Malta, 75; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel W. Belford appointed Fort-Major of Dart-
mouth-Castle, 189; Lieutenant O. Schwartz appointed
Town-Adjutant at Cape-Breton, 286.

War-Office, permission granted to the undermentioned re-
giments to bear badges or devices on their colours, 87th
Foot, 22; 40th Foot, 75 and 104; 89th Foot, 114; 24th
Foot 163 and 189; 41st Foot, 214; 82d Foot, 215; 24th
Foot, 216; 60th Foot, ibid.

Woodcock, Rev. H., granted the dignity of a Canon of the
Cathedral Church of Christ in the University of Oxford, 17.
Woods, J., Esq., appointed Registrar to the Commissions
established at Sierra Leone for the suppression of the
slave trade, 16

Werther, Baron, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tentiary from the King of Prussia, has private audience of
His Majesty, 153.

West, Dr. A., permission granted to, to wear the insignia of
a Knight Commander of the Portuguese Military Order of
the Tower and Sword, 285; knighted, 286.

Westenra, T. B., Esq., appointed one of the Gentlemen of
His Majesty's Privy Chamber in Ordinary, 72.
Westphall, Captain G. A., knighted, 57.
Wetherell, C., Esq., knighted, 67.

Wharton, Reverend T., nominated to Saint John's-Wood-
Chapel, Mary-le-boue, Middlesex, 30!.

Williams, J., Esq., knighted, 37.

Windsor, Court at, Orders in Council for proroguing Parlia-
ment, 217; respecting the duties to be paid by Olden-
burgh vessels entering the ports of United Kingdom), 17;
for exempting Bremen vessels, under sixty tons burthen,
from pilotage, 220.

the King's Lodge at, Major W. Davidson knighted,
190; Lieutenant-Colonel J. Harvey kuighted, 300.

Wynn, H. W. W., Esg., appointed Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary to the King of Denmark, 195.

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