Esterhazy, Prince, Ambassador from the Emperor of Austria,
has an audience of the Prince Regent, to deliver a letter
from his Sovereign congratulating His Royal Highness on
His escape from the nefarious attack upon His Person, &c.

93.

F.

Fagel, Baron, Ambassador from the King of the Nether-
lands, has an audience of the Prince Regent, to express the
horror of his Sovereign at the atrocious attack made upon
His Royal Highness on the first day of the Session of Parlia-
ment, 67; has an audience of the Prince Regent, to an-
nounce the birth of the son of the Prince of Orange, 88.
Fawcett, the Rev. Thomas, presented to the rectory of
Norton Davies, 309.

Ferrier, Alexander, Esq., appointed Consul at Rotterdam,
255.

Fifteenth Reg. of Foot, permission granted to, to bear cer-
tain additions on its colours, 176.

Fifth Reg. of Foot, permission granted to, to bear certain
additions on its colours, 253.

Fifty-first Reg. of Foot, permission granted to, to bear cer-
tain additions on its colours, 1.

Fifty-seventh Reg. of Foot, permission granted to, to bear
certain additions on its colours, 227.

Fisher, Frederick, appointed a Master Extraordinary in Chan-
cery, 314.

Flint, Abraham, appointed a Master Extraordinary in Chan-
cery, 232.

Forbes, the Hon. Reginald, appointed Secretary of Legation
at the Court of His Most Faithful Majesty, 219.
Foresti, Spiridion, Esq. Knighthood, 181.

Forty-fifth Reg. of Foot, permission granted to, to bear
certain additions on its colours, 43, 115.

Fourth West India Regiment, permission granted to, to bear
certain additions on its colours, 309.

Frame-Breaking, Proclamation against, 209.

France, King of, His Ambassador, the Marquess D'Osmond,
has an audience of the Prince Regent, to express His Ma-
jesty's horror at the atrocious attack made upon His
Royal Highness, on the first day of the Session of Par-
liament, 67.

Fryer, John, appointed a Master Extraordinary in Chancery,
305.

G

G.

Garter, Most Noble Order of, election of a Knight of the,
220; the privileges of a Knight of, granted to Lord
Bathurst, without installation, 224.

Gee, Robert, appointed a Master Extraordinary in Chancery,

233.

Gifford, Robert, Esq. returned Member for Eye, 140; Knight-
hood, 253.

Gilbert, Lieutenant, permission granted to, to wear the In-
signia of a Foreign Order, 252.

Gordon, Lord William, appointed Receiver General of the
Dutchy of Cornwall, 242.

Gosset, Lieutenant-Colonel, a licence granted to, to wear the
Insignia of a Foreign Order, 102.

Gunpowder, Order in Council relative to, 6, 156, 275.

H.

Haines, William, appointed a Master Extraordinary in
Chancery, 135.

Hammond, Lieutenant-General, appointed Chief Equerry
and Clerk Marshall of the stables, to the Prince Regent,

235.

Harrap, Richard, appointed a Master Extraordinary in the
Court of Chancery, 30.

Harvey, Lieutenant-Colonel, R. J. Knighthood, 39.
Haviland, Peter, de, Esq. Knighthood, 94.

Haviland, Dr. appointed Reader of Physic, at Cambridge, 97.
Hawkes, J. Hately, appointed a Master Extraordinary in
Chancery, 84.

Hawks, R. S. Knighthood, 137.

Heath, Mr. J. B. approved of by the Prince Regent, as
Consul General for the King of Sardinia in the United
Kingdom, 138.

Heaven, C. G. appointed a Master Extraordinary in Chan-
cery, 315.

Higginbottom, Joseph, appointed a Master Extraordinary in
Chancery, 2.

Hill, Lord Arthur, returned Member for the County of
Down, 89.

Hill, Sir George Fitzgerald, returned Member for the City
of Londonderry, 68; sworn of the Privy Council, 151.
Hingeston, John, appointed a Master Extraordinary in Chan-

cery, 20.

Hinton, Humphrey, appointed a Master Extraordinary in
Chancery, 316.

Hockley,

Hockley, Joseph, appointed a Master Extraordinary in Chan-
cery, 233.

Hughes, Thomas, appointed a Master Eextraordinary in
Chancery, 212.

Hugot, the French Consul, at Glasgow, his residence re-
moved to Edinburgh, 39.

Humboldt, Baron, delivers his Credentials, as Envoy and
Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of Prussia, 246.
Humphryes, Samuel, appointed Clerk Prothonotary of the
Crown, in the Counties of Chester and Flint, 10.

I. and J..

Jarman, Francis, appointed a Master Extraordinary in Chan-
cery, 304.

Jefferys, N. N., appointed a Master Extraordinary in Chan-
cery, 162.

Jeffreys, William, appointed a Master Extraordinary in
Chancery, 85.

Jenkinson, the Rev. J, B., appointed Dean of Worcester, 303.
Indies, East, dispatches from, relative to the insurrection in
the dominious of the Peishwa, 304.

Ingledew, Henry A., appointed a Master Extraordinary in
Chancery, 232.

Jones, Richard, Lieutenant-General, appointed a Knight
Commander of the Bath, 54; his investiture, 93.

Ionian States, the charter of, laid before His Royal Highness
the Prince Regent, 195.

Johnson, H. A. Esq., permission granted to, to wear the in-
signia of a Foreign Order, 222.

Just, Baron de, Envoy from the King of Saxony, has an
audience of the Prince Regent, to express his Sovereign's
horror at the atrocious attack upon His Royal Highness on
the first day of the Session of Parliament, 111.

K.

Kater, Henry, appointed a Master Extraordinary in Chan-
cery, 223.

Kerneys, R. J. A., Knighted, 101.

Kirkpatrick, G., appointed a Master Extraordinary in Chan-
cery, 305.

Knigthood, honours of, conferred, 39, 95, 101, 112, 114,
128, 137, 149, 159, 161, 181, 196, 222, 227, 251.

L.

L.

Lamb, George, appointed a Master Extraordinary in Chan-
cery, 148.

Levees, notice given of, 20, 87, 121, 122, 123, 189, 173.
Lieven, Count de, has an audience of the Prince Regent, to
congratulate His Royal Highness on the marriage of the
Princess Mary to the Duke of Gloucester, 68.

Lewis, Hugh, Esq., appointed Coroner of the Liberties of the
Duchey of Lancaster, in the Counties of Essex, Hertford,
Middlesex, and Surrey, 225.

Liston, Sir Robert, ceremonial of his investiture with the
Order of the Bath, 36.

London, the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of, Address to the
Prince Regent, 35 Address of the Corporation of, to the
Prince Regent, 51.

Longuet, the Rev. Mr., a reward offered for the apprehension
of the murderers of, 69.

Lowndes, M. D., appointed a Master Extraordinary in Chan-
cery, 177.

Lucas, George, appointed a Master Extraordinary in Chan-
cery, 167.

Lyon, Major General Sir James, permission granted to, to
wear the insignia of a Foreign Order, 144.

M.

Macclesfield, Lord, appointed Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Oxford, 113.
Macfarlane, Lieutenant-General Robert, permission to wear
the insignia of a Foreign Order, 44; appointed Knight
Grand Cross of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order of
St. Ferdinand, 100; Knight Commander of the Bath, 127.
Macmahon, the Right Hon. John, created a Baronet, 214.
Maconochie, Alexander, Esq., returned Member for Yar-
mouth, 69.

Maitland, John, Esq., returned Member for Chippenham, 172.
Manners, George, Esq. appointed Consul at Massachusets, 177.
Markham, George, appointed a Master Extraordinary in
Chancery, $17.

Marrable, Thomas, Esq., appointed a Commissioner of
Hack ey Coaches, 116.

Mauritius, Order in Council permitting the importation of
provision into, 81.

Melvill, R. Esq. appointed Consul at Amsterdam, &c., 315.

Miles, Lieutenant-Colonel Edward, armorial augmentation
granted to, 9.

Militia, Order in Council to dispense with the training of this
year, 211.

Local, Order in Council respecting, 158.
Milne, Rear-Admiral Sir David, augmentation of arms
granted to, 237.

Mint, Royal, notice from, relative to the new silver coinage, 8.
Mosley, Sir Oswald, returned Member for Midhurst, 39.
Mourning, for Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte
Augusta, 271; of the Officers in the Army, 273; for
Officers in the Navy, 273; change of, 316.

Murray, Lieutenant-General Sir John, permission granted
to, to wear the insignia of a Foreign Order, 231.

N.

Naples, King of, His Ambassador Prince Castelcicala has au
audience of the Prince Regent, to express his Sovereign's
horror at the atrocious attack made upon His Royal High-
ness on the first day of the Session of Parliament, 124.
Neale, Henry John, appointed a Master Extraordinary in
Chancery, 314.

Netherlands, King of, His Ambassador Baron Fagel has an
audience of the Prince Regent, to express his Sovereign's
horror at the atrocious attack made upon His Royal High-
ness on the first day of the Session of Parliament, 67.
Newfoundland, Order in Council respecting, 16.

Ninetieth Reg. of Foot, permission granted to, to bear cer.
tain additions to its colours, 115.

Nineteenth Reg. of Dragoons, to be equipped as Lancers, 315.
Norris, Robert, appointed a Master Extraordinary in Chau-
cery, 98.

Northumberland, Duke of, appointed Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Northumberland, 220.

Nunes, Count Fernan, Ambassador from the King of Spain,
has an audience of the Prince Regent, to deliver a letter
from his Sovereign, in consequence of the outrage com-
mitted against His Royal Highness's person on the first
day of the Session, 111; delivers his letter of recall, 135.

0.

Oakley, the Rev. Herbert, appointed a Prebendary of the
Cathedral of Worcester, 812.

Ochterloney, Major-General Sir David, armorial augmenta-
tions granted to, 8.