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VQ> i i 9 . Afi| « « * INDEX Page almanac ~ ~ - 16? Adjutant General’s Office - 91 Advocate Fiscal’s Office — - 169 Apothecary to the Forces, Office of — - 96 Arch Deacon of Colombo — — - 152 Army serving in Ceylon — - 152 Artillery Royal — — “T - 95 Auditor and Accountant General s Omce — — - 138 Batt.icaloa Collectorship — — _ 139 Batticaloa Provincial Court — — - 144 Society — — — Bible - 272 Births in 1826 — - 93 Bookbinder’s Office — — ’ - 98 Botanic Garden •— — 136 Oalpentyn Provincial Court — — - 136 Calpentyn Magistracy — — - 112 Caltura Magistracy — — — - — 217 Carts & Coolies, Regulation for 152 Ceylon Dragoons — — — "”* 212 Ceylon Money, Weights &c. — — Office — - - — 92 Chief Secretary’s 7 Chilaw Putlam & Calpentyn Collectorship — 134 101 Civil Fund Committee — — — — Cinnamon Department — — - 98 Civil Servants General List of — - 140 Civil Servants retired on Pensions *-=• - 143 Civil Servants on leave of absence '*“• - 143 Colombo Collectorship — -— — - 101 Colombo Provincial Court — —• — - 110 Colombo Magistracy — — — 112 Colombo Custom House — — Ill Colombo Master Attendant’s Office — Ill Colombo Port Charges — — — 258 Colonial Engineer and Land Surveyor Department — 100 Colonial Agents — — 168 Colonial Chaplains — — — 96 Commandants & Staff of Garrisons — 149 Commissariat Establishment — — 167 Commissioner of Revenue’s Office — — 94 Commons, House of — — — 61 Council — — — — 89 Colonial Department Office — — 86 Customs Sea Rules & Tables for collection - 222-232
Deaths 1826 -— — — 274 — —- *
INDEX Pag* Delft Island, -Superintendent of - 139 Dutch Consistory — - 97 Ecclesiastical Establishment — 96 Engineer’s Royal — - 153 Galle Collcotorship — - 128 . Galle and Matura Provincial Court - 130 Galle Magistracy — - 130 Galle Port Charges — - 256 Galle Master Attendants Office ~ 130 Garrisons, Staff of — - 149 General Staff — — - 148 Governor Portuguese — - - 168 - 169 5 > Dutch — - i — — 171 5 > English fm0 Grain time of sowing & reaping — - 201 Headmen of the Governor’s Gate — — - 109 Headmen, Dress of -— — - 266 High Court of Appeal — — - 89 Holidays to be kept at Public Offices - 217 Jaffna Collectorship — — - 120 Jaffna Provincial Court — — - 124 Jaffna Magistracy — - 124 Jaffna Custom House — — — - 125 Judges in the Four Courts of Record — - 85 Kandyan Chiefs — — — - 117 Kandyan Provinces, Agents of Government in - 114 Kandyan Residency — — — - 113 King’s Ministers — — — - 83 King’s & Queens of .England since the Conquest 1 Knight of the Garter — — — - 11 — — — - 13 5 > Bath Thistle — — — - 12 ?> St. Patrick — — - 12 Leper Hospital — — — - 146 Library Committee — — - 145 Literary & agricultural Society — — - 145 - 13? Manar Collectorship — — _ Manar Provincial Court and Sitting Magistrates Office - 13s Manar Custom House - 138 Marriages 1826 — — 272 Medical Department -149-169 Military Secretary’s Office — 167 Naval Establishment - 147 Negombo Magistracy - 112 “ * INDEX Page 261 Notaries List of — — Ordnance Civil Brancli — 154 Orphan School — 146 — 95 Pay Master General’s Office — * 98 Pearl Fishery — — — 27 Peers House of — — 146 Poor’s Fund — — — 101 Post Office — — — . Post Office Regulations — — 262 Printing Office — — — 93 Privy Council — — 24 Quarter Master General’s Office — 167 Record Office — — — 92 Registry of Colonial Slaves — — 86 Roads, Tables of — — 172 Royal Staff Corps — — 153 Royal Engineer’s Office — 168 Signals Flag Staff — — — 271 School Establishment — — — 97 Sovereigns of Europe — — 2 Stamp Duties — — — 219 Stamp Office — 94-95 Steam Engine — — — 108 Supreme Court of Judicature — 90
Tangalle Collectorship — —1 — 131 Tangalle & Hambantotte Magistracy — 133 Treasury — — — — 94 Trincomale Collectorship — — 126 Trincomale Provincial Court — — 127 Trincomale Master Attendant’s Office — 127 Trincomale Custom House — — 128 Trincomale Port Charges — — 255 Vaccine Establishment •— — — 97-98 Vice Admiralty Court — 91
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR FORD
aminical Letter * mar Cycle, or Golden Number , 4 >act
, 8 lar Cycle IG •man Indiction s . . . . 15 lian Period, t i i 1 m » • 1 * o m 1 mi «•! Go40 . MOVEABUE FEASTS-
Septuagesima Sunday February 11.
Quinquagesiiua or Shrove Sunday. „ 25.
iO 00 Ash Wednesday or 1st Day of Lent • V* V#
Mid-Lent Sunday . March 25. * V
Palm Sunday . April 8.
Easter-Bay * ...... 15.
. i. Low Sunday „ 22.
Rogation Sunday . . May 20.
Ascension-day or Holy Thursday , „ 24.
Whit-Sunday . June 3 .
Trinity-Sunday „ 10.
' j*~- • .* T ' Advent Sunday .December 2.
EMBEE BAYS-
March 7, 9, an ! 10. June 0, 8, and 9. September 19, 21, and 22. December* m nu *19, 21, and 22. \ £olar aui* S-tittav Sclfpgt#,
IN THE YEAR 1827.
• ' A. . \ .A b*
April 25th Sun Eclipsed invisible at Colombo.
H. M. Conjunction at 15— Greenwich Time in 2| ( ) 5° Longitude Is. — —5| )’s Lat: 51 ’ North.
May 11th Moon Eclipsed invisible at Colombo.
H. M. Beginning of the Eclipse 0 7 P. M.
Middle 1 40J
Ecliptic opposition. .... 1 45J
End of the Eclipse. .3 13J
Oct. 20th Sun Eclipsed invisible at Colombo.
H. M.
Conjunction at 3— ( Greenwich Time in 47J ) Longitude 6° 26° — —28’f Xs Lat: 48’f South.
Nov. 3d Moon Eclipsed visible at Colombo.
H. Beginning of the Eclipse 8 49| P. M. Midd *e 10 27f Ecliptic opposition 43| End of the Eclipse ,12 .
1827 Januarg XXXI Bags.
PHASES of the MOON.
"T&First Quarter Friday the 5th at 6 hours 2 minutes, Week Month .JjPF Morning.
the the Last Quarter Saturday the 20th at 10 hours 8 minutes, Days Days ,<5^ Afternoon. j^^NeTr Moon Saturday the 27th at 3 hours G minutes, 1^1$ Afternoon. M. 1 Circumcision. * T. 2 j&r': . V- W. 3 Th. 4 F. 5 S. 6 Epiphany. G. 7 1st Sunday after Epiphany M. 8 T. 9 W. 10 Declaration of war against Kandy. 1815. Th. 11 British Troops entered the Kandyan Territory- F. .19 S. 13 G. 14 2nd Sunday after Epiphany. M. 15 T. 16 Battle of Corunna 1809. W. 17 4 IS • • Th. \>*. *v ; F. 19 Ciudad Rodrigo stormed 1812,. S. 20 Sun enters Aquarius. G. 21 3rd Sunday after Epiphany. M. 22 T. 23 24 , W. Th. 25 Conversion of St. Paul. F. 2« S. 27 Du\e of Sussex born 1773. G. 28 4th Sunday after Epiphany. M. 29 King George the IVths Accession. T. 30 King Charles 1st Martyr. w. 31 ' * ' 9 * «r c #mihmces fa jaiiuara 1827. • •• * •• • 1 : 2 3 4 ' : 5 . : , .1 - • ' • “ * - - 6 ' 9 .10 11 12 13 14 15r 1,5 3 7 18 19 ' . - - - • - > . - > •. . 20 - " 21 <•, i - < \ 22 V « . C 23 .. $\ - V y v. 24 25 26 27 28 i • 29 .30 i . 3827 drtCruarg XXVIII 33ajig. PHASES of the MOON. First Quarter Sunday tfhc 4th at 2 hours 26 minutes, Week Month Morning. the the /1J\Full Moon Monday the 12th at 3 hours 43 minutes, - \^J Morning . of of Days- Last Quarter Monday the 19th at 6 hours 30 minutes' Days Morning. i^vNew Moon Monday the 26th at 3 hours 34 minutes, Morning. Th. 1 F. 2 Purification of the Virgin Mary. S. 3 G. 4 5th Sunday after Epiphany. M. 5 T. 6 Admiral Duckworth's Victory off St. Domingo 1S06. W. 7 Th. 8 F. 9 S. 10 . > G. 11 Scptuagesima Sunday. M. 12 T. 13 \_Head Quarters established, in the City of Kandy 1915. W. 14 Valentine's day. Lord St. Vincent's Victory 1797. British Th. 15 » F. 15 Colombo taken 179G. S. 17 G. 18 Sexa.gesima Sunday. King of Kandy taken pn oner 1SI5. M. 19 Sun enters Pisces. Passage of the Dardanelles forced by T. 20 [Sir J. T. Duckworth 1S07. * « ’ W. 21 ( Th. 22 * F. 23 S. 24 St. Mathias. Duke of Cambridge born. G. 25 Quinquagesima Sunday. M. 28 T. 27 w. 28 Ask Wednesday , \ ©teumtictg in dFc&ruarg 1 8-27- — 3827 jTianfj XXXI 73,w$- PHASES of the MOON. • * First Quarter Monday the 5th at 11 hour3 47 minutes, Week Month Afternoon. * 1 | the the /F=\Full Moon Tuesday the 13tn at 5 hours 29 minutes, Afternoon. of of 7 Last Quarter Tuesday the 20th at 1 hour 42 minute*, Days Day, xfLs Afternoon. ' fiS^Ncw Moon Tuesday the 27th at 5 hours 22 minutes, Afternoon. Th 1 Si. David. If. 2 Kandyan Convention signed 1815. 1 s. 3 G. 4 1st Sunday in Lent. M. 6 Battle of Barosa 1811. T» 6 W. 7 Th. S F. 9 % S. 10 G. 11 2nd Sunday in Lent. M. 12 • T. 13 W. 14 • Th. 15 % F. IS • * s. 17 • G. IS 3rd Sunday in Lent. M. 19 w- T. 20 Sun enters Aries. W. 21 Battle of Alexandria 1801. Th. 22 F. 23 • S. 21 6r. 25 4th Sunday in Lent. M. 23 T. 27 w. 23 Th. 20 F. 30 S. 31 Paris Capitulated to the Allied Sovereigns IS 14!, ©ttumtutiS in JWavrfj 1827. . 3827 &!«•« xxx r PHASES of the MOON '"J^First Quarter Wednesday the 4th at 7hours 45 minutes, Week Mon'h Afcevnoon. the the j/Vj\Full Moon Thursday the 12th at 4 hours 43 minutes, Morning. of of s Last Quarter Wednesday the 18th at S hours 39 minutes, - Days Days /5 >£, Afternoon. Moon Thursday the 25th at 10 hours 22 minutes, Morning. G. 1 5th Sunday in Lent. Victory of Copenhagen by Lr rd [Nelson M. 2 , 1801. T. 3 [Bonaparte. W. : 4 Th 5 Formal Abdication of the Throne of France by Napoleon F. 6 Badajos carried by assault 1812. S. - 7 G. S 6th Sunday in Lent. Palm Sunday. M. 9 T. 10 Battle of Toulouse 1814. W. 11 Th. 12 A dm. Sir G. B. Rodney's Victory over Count de Grasse 1782. F. 13 Good Friday. S. 14 G. 15 Easter day. M. 10 Easter Monday. T. 17 Easter Tuesday. W. 18 Th. 19 Sun enters Taurus. F. 20 S. 21 G. 22 \st Sunday after Easter. Low Sunday. M. 23 St. George’s day. King’s Birth day kept . T. 24 w. 25 St. Mark. Princess Mary born. Th. 26 F. 27 S. 2S G. 29 2nd Sunday after Easter. M. .30 \ Stjivit titaurrenre# in 1827 . . 3827 JJflag XXXI Sags. PHASES of the MOON. 'f't First Quarter Friday the 4th at 0 hour 45 minutes, Month Week Afternoon. the the T>\Full Moon Friday the 11th at 1 hour 45 minutes, Afternoon. of of /3s Last Quarter Friday the 18th at 4 hours 19 minutes, Days Days Morning. i#|,New Moon Friday the 25th at 12 hours 0 minutes, IgP Afternoon. T. 1 St. Philip St. James. W. 2 Th. 3 * ’ F. 4 - S. 5 Battle of Fuentes d'O.ior 1811. G. 6 3rd Sunday after Easter. M. 7 T. 8 W. 9 Th. 10 F. 11 S. 12 G. 13 4th Sunday after Easter. M. 14 T. 15 - W. 16 Battle of Alhuera 1811. Th. 17 F. IS S. 19 St. Dvnstan. G. 20 5th Sunday after Easter. Rogation Sunday- M. 21 Sun e? ters Gemini. T. 22 Princess Elizabeth born. W. 23 Th. 24 Ascension-day or Holy Thursday. F. 25 . S. 26 G. 27 6th Sunday after Easter. > M. 28 T. 29 King Charles 2nd restored w. 30 • Th. 31 <&crttmtKtg fn Jttug 1827. r~-r j V *> ,' i- '.;• 2 3 4 5 a -x 7 -rad *f V ... .. S . . '.A *d V rr *' io n 12 13 ' ' ' ••• J- . 14. A A A. ; . ! » 15 IS 17 IS 19 20 21 - . 22 j vsi ‘ r -V. r- 23 24. ’ ' j. h . : A*? 25 M 26 X \ ; ' .. • % v % * =. > 27 - ; : r . -r 23 t ‘a. «•> • / 2S> „ - 30 C» i ;< • i / - •- * ' • 31 « vi - 1827 Suite XXX Sags. PHASES of the MOON. to First Quarter Sunday the 3rd at 2 hours 13 minutes, a '$jp Morning. >< J~ ‘/T^Full Moon Saturday the 9th at 9 hours 10 minutes, C Afternoon. ; o- i «o «o ! Last Quarter Saturday the 16th at l hour 47 minutes, e 53 Q G> Afternoon. New Moon Sunday the 24th at 3 hours 24 minutes, M Afternoon. F. 1 Lord Howe's Victory 1794. S. 2 G. 3 Whit Sunday. ; M. 4 Whit Monday. T. 5 Whit Tuesday. Duke of Cumberland bom . W. 6 c Th. 7 F. 8 Z S. 9 G. I q Trinity Sunday. M. I St. Barnabas . I j T. 12 ! W. 1.3 Th. H F. 15 S. 16 _ . . , Trinity. St. Aherns. G. 37 ; 1st Sunday after M. Battle of Waterloo 1S15. 3 g | T. 19 j enters Cancer. W. 20 i Sun Th. 21 Battle cf Victoria 1S13. F. 22 S. S3 Lord Bridport’s Victory 17 95. G. 24 2nd Sunday after Trinity. St.John Baptist. M. 25 i ! T. 96 W. 27 Th 25 '& F. 20 St. Peter. C S. | 1 ! 30 l y #cctirvtnxcg tit 3 827 . L ' - • ;* 2 . 3 - - > It > 4. - *- — v s — -- -wv • - - 5 * : . . _ : : . <$ <1 r • 1 - " s . ! - - ># • - ... v/ • 9 10 11 12 13 U 15 1C 17 IS 19 ’ : 5 ' 20 ; ’ ... v : : :. 21 22 23 - - .o «> 24 25 ~ k • • • .* " - 25 . 27 • u: u . . , 28 •it'-' . K- jj v .. a : 29 30 V V i • ~ i 1827/ 3)ufe XXXI mass. PHASES of the MOON. TOt 28 . ~r- First Quarter Monday the 2nd at 0 hour minutes, Week 1 jjF Afternoon -> Full Moon Monday the 9th at 3 hours 50 minutes, the Morning. P Last Quarter Monday the 15th at 1 hour 55 minutes, of C* Morning. to New Moon Tuesday the 24th at 6 hours 4 minutes, C5 •fall Days Q Morning. m First Quarter Tuesday the 31st at 8 hours 12 minutes, J$r Afternoon. G. 1 3rd Sunday ajter Triniiy. M. 2 T. 3 W. 4 Th. 5 • .• F. 6 S. 7 G. 8 4th Sunday after Trinity. M. 9 T. 10 "i, W. 11 -- Th. 12 F. 13 S. 14 G. 15 5th Sunday after Triniiy . Si. Swithin, M. 16 T. 17 W. 18 Th. 19 King George IV. Crowned , 1S21. F. 20 St. Margaret. S. 21 S n enters Leo. Battle of Salamanca 1812. G. 22 6th Sunday after Triniiy. St. Magdalena . M. 23 Gibraltar taken 1704. T. 24 W. 25 St. Janies. Th. 26 St. Anne. F. 27 Battle of Talavera 1809. S. 28 -r G. 29 7th Sunday after Trinity M. 30 T. 31 ©rtumntt# tit julg 7827. . . 1827 glugngt XXXI I0a;n0# PHASES of the MOON. r^Fiill Moon Tuesday the 7th at 1 1 hours 0 minutes, Morning. Last Quarter Tuesday the 14th at 5 hours 8 minutes, Afternoon. ^[jSjvNew Moon Wednesday the 22nd at 7 hours 51 minute* Afternoon. Q I ''TfoFirst Quarter Thursday the 30th at 2 hours 1 minute, Morning.o Battle of the Nile 1798. 8 ih Sunday after Trinity the born 1762. 9 th Sunday after Trinity . George IV Duke of York born. Battle of Roleia 1808. 1 Oth Sunday after Trinity Duke of Clarence bom. Battle of Vimeira ISOS. Sun enters Virgo . llth Sunday after Trinity . Battle of Busaco 1809. St. John Baptist beheaded. St. Sebastian taken 1813. 1827 September XXX Dsgsi. 4* PHASES of the MOON. /fx\Full Moon Wednesday the 5th at 7 hours £? Week Month V?y minutes Afternoon. * t # the Ike Last Quarter Thursday the 13th at 1 1 hours 4 minutes, Morning. of fo Days Days ffgpNew Moon Friday the 2l3t at S hours 51 minutes, Morning. '18s. First Quarter Friday the 28th at S hours 34 minutes, Morning. S. 1 G. 2 1 2th Sunday after Trinity . M. 3 * T. 4 ' _ W. 5 Malta taken 1798 Th. 6 F. 7 Copenhagen taken 1 807 S. 8 Nativity of B. V. Mary. G. 9 13 th Sunday after Trinity. M. 10 T. 11 W. 12 Th. 13 F. 14 S. 15 > G. 16 14th Sunday after Trinity. M. 17 T. IS W. 19 - Th. 20 F. 21 St. Matthew. S. 22 Sun enters Libra. Assaye 1803. G. 23 15 th Sunday after Trinity . Battle of M. 24 T. 25 W. 26 St. Cyprian. Th. 27 F. 28 S. 29 " G. 30 16 th Sunday after Trinity. . l K . 1827. ©rtofiev XXXI JDajjS. PHASES of the MOON. T?\Full Moon Friday the 5th at 9 hours 39 minutes, Week. Month. Morning. the the of of Saturday the 20th at 9 Days Days Moon hours 7 minute* Afternoon. ^First Quarter Saturday the 27th at 3 hours 8 minutes Afternoon. - M. 1 T. 2 PI f W. 3 Th. 4 F. 5 S. 6 G. 7 1 7th Sunday after Trinity. M 8 T. 9 . W. 10 Th. 11 Lord Duncan’s Victory 1797. F. 12 S. 13 G. 14 18th Sunday after Trinity. M. 15 T. 16 w, 17 Th. IS St. Luke. F. 19 Lcip.ic taken by the Allies IBIS. S. 20 Battle oj Trafalgar. G. 21 \ 9 th Sunday after Trinity. M. 22 '.Sun enters Scorpio. T. 23 W. 24 Th. 25 F. 25 S. 27 Jude. G. 28 20Ih Sunday after Trinity. St. Simon St. M. 29 T. 30 W. 31 0attntn;ceg tit ©etoSer 1827, 182-'/ Jletoemliei XXX Says. PHASES of the MOON. /Fv\Full Moon Saturday the 3rd ut 10 hours 30 minutes,! o \£f Afternoon. V *C: Last Quarter Monday the 12th at 2 hours 19 minutes, yj/ Morning. -0%New Moon Monday the 19th at S hours 39 minutes, « a fTS Morning. ^ First Quarter Sunday the 25th at 11 hours 33 minuses,, Afternoon. Th. 1 All Saints. tl F. 2 S. Prince s Sophia horn. G. 4 2i si Sunday alter Trinity. King William landed l^SS., M. 5 Gun Powder Plot 1605. rp X . 6 W. 7 Th. S Princes Augusta horn . F. 9 S. 10 xi ! G. 11 22nd Sunday after Trinity. M. 12 ftf 1 T. 13 XI W. 14 j Th. 15 F. 16 3 S. 17 G. 18 23rd Sunday after Trinity . M. 19 T. 20 W. 21 - S n inters Sagiiarius. Tii 22 ;f. 23 21- no 2 4Ik Sunday after Trinity. Duke of Gloucester bom. \T 26 '7 OC T • 29 30 f St. Andrew. i I (9ccumnm £it j&ottetn&iv 1827. 23 27 28 29 30 1827 December XXX l Saj)S. PHASES of the MOON. \ /?J\Full Moon Monday the 3rd at 4 hour* 10 minutes, Week. Month Afternoon. Last Quarter Tuesday the at liours 53 minutes, the the 11th S Afternoon. of of Moon Tuesday the 18th at 7 hours 25 minutes, Days Days Afternoon. /T^First Quarter Tuesday the 25th at 11 hours 7 minutes, Sffz Morning. s. 1 \ G. 2 Advent Sunday. M. 3 Mauritius taken 1810. T. 4 W. 5 Th. 6 ijF. 7 1 S. 8 Conception of the Virgin Mary. G. 9 2nd Sunday in Advent. M. 10 T. 11 W. 12 Th. 13 Battle of the A dour, 1813; F. 14 S. 15 G. 16 3rd Sunday in Advent. M. 17 T. IS W. 19 Th. 20 F. 21 Si. Thomas. Sun enters Capricornus. S. 22 G. 23 4 Ih Sunday in Advent. M. 24 T. 25 Christmas-day. W. 26 St. Stephen . Th. 27 St. John. F. 28 i Innocents. S. 29 G. 30 1st Sunday alter Christmas. M. 31 Time of the Suns rising and setting at Co- lombo on the and 1 Q>th of each Month {Mean Time.) * i Months 1st 16th Rises Sets Rises Sets H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. January 6 16 5 52 6 21 5 59 February 6 23 6 5 6 20 6 8 March 6 17 6 9 6 10 6 8 April 6 3 6 6 5 55 6 5 May 5 49 6 5 5 46 6 6 June 5 46 6 8 5 48 6 12 J uly >~ 5 51 6 15 5 55 6 17 August 5 57 6 15 5 57 6 11 \ September 5 56 6 4 5 54 5 56 October 5 51 5 49 5 50 5 42 November 5 51 5 36 5 54 5 36 December — 6 0 5 38 6 8 5 44 the TABLE of Sun’s Declination for year 18S 7- for noon on the Meridian of Gremwich. A -*-» a o 53 cr? >-• JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL c3 Q ©. M. s. D. M. s. i). M. s. D. M. s. A South South South N orth oo 1 4 22 48 53 16 21 24 6 36 42 . 5 30 30 5 90 40 30 16 3 26 6 13 35 5 53 21 6 22 33 41 15 45 11 5 50 26 6 16 6 7 22 23 26 15 26 41 5 27 12 6 38 45 8 22 18 44 15 7 51- 5 3 53 7 1 17 9 22 10 35 14 4S 53 4 40 30 7 23 41 10 22 2 1 14 29 37 4 17 3 7 45 58 11 21 53 1 14 10 6 3 53 34 8 8 7 12 21 43 85 13 50 21 3 30 2 8 30 8 o 13 21 33 44 13 30 23 O 6 27 8 52 1 14 21 23 23 13 10 11 2 42 51 9 13 45 15 21 12 48 12 49 47 2 19 12 9 35 19 15 21 1 43 12 29 10 1 55 33 9 56 44 17 20 50 13 12 8 21 1 31 52 10 18 0 18 20 38 21 11 47 20 1 S 10 10 39 6 19 20 26 4 11 26 8 0 44 29 11 0 1 20 20 13 25 11 4 45 0 20 47 11 20 46 North 21 20 0 22 10 43 12 0 2 55 11 41 19 23 19 40 57 10 21 20 0 23 36 12 1 41 23 19 33 10 9 59 37 0 50 15 12 21 51 24 19 19 2 9 37 35 1 13 54 12 41 50 25 19 4 32 9 15 24 1 37 30 13 1 36 23 18 49 41 8 53 5 2 1 4 13 21 9 27 IS 34 29 8 30 33 2 24 35 13 40 29 28 18 IS 57 8 8 4 2 48 5 13 59 35 29 18 3 6 3 11 30 14 18 23 30 17 45 55 w 3 34 51 14 37 6 21 17 30 25 3 53 9 Surds semi . 6 17 4 13 2 16 6 6 15 58 1 Diam. Table of Sun's Declination (Continued.) rC *• ofl V-, <* V M- O i & MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST Q D. M. s. D. M. s. n. M. 8. D. M. 8. | North North North North 1 14 55 30 21 59 34 23 10 2 13 0 47 .2 15 13 39 22 7 44 23 6 2 17 5 j 42 19 3 15 31 33 22 15 32 23 1 38 17 40 .4 15 49 11 22 22 57 22 56 50 17 24 39 5 16 6 34 22 29 58 22 51 38 17 8 42 6 16 23 41 22 36 35 22 45 3 16 52 23 7 16 40 31 22 42 49 24 40 3 16 35 53 8 16 57 5 22 48 38 22 33 40 16 19 12 9 17 13 22 22 54 4 22 26 54 16 2 10 52 10 17 29 22 22 59 6 22 19 44 15 44 20 11 17 45 4 23 3 43 22 19 11 15 27 32 12 18 0 28 23 7 56 22 4 15 15 9 29 13 18 15 34 23 11 45 21 55 57 14 51 13 14 18 30 22 23 15 10 21 47 16 14 33 42 . 15 18 44 52 23 18 9 21 38 12 14 14 57 16 18 59 2 23 20 45 21 28 47 13 55 0 17 19 12 54 23 22 55 21 1> *59 13 37 49 18 19 26 26 23 24 41 21 8 49 13 17 19 19 39 39 23 26 2 20 58 IS 12 53 25 20 19 52 31 23 26 5S 20 47 26 12 3S 49 21 20 5 4 23 27 30 20 36 12 12 19 1 22 20 17 16 23 27 36 20 24 38 11 59 1 23 20 29 7 23 27 18 20 12 43 11 33 49 27 24. 20 40 37 23 26 35 20 0 2S 11 IS 25 20 51 45 23 25 27 19 47 52 10 57 53 26 21 2 34 23 23 54 19 34 57 10 37 10 27 21 12 59 23 21 57 19 21 43 10 16 16 28 21 23 3 23 19 35 19 8 9 9 55 13 29 21 32 45 23 16 49 18 54 16 ’ 9 34 0 30 21 42 4 23 13 38 IS 40 5 9 12 30 31 21 51 0 18 25 35 8 51 7 Sun’s 1 15 15 45 8 15 49 S »i > 15 50 9 46 3 Z>*a7W. S (Continued;) Table of Suns Declination ' i ; Month. i' the of i SEPTEMBER OCTOBER, NOVEMBER DECEMBER Days ! r.i. 8. D. M. s. D. M. s. D. s. D. North South South South 1 8 29 29 2 59 4 14 17 10 21 45 5 2 8 7 42 3 22 23 14 35 25- 21 54 25 3 7 45 47 3 45 40 4 55 25 23 3 19 4 7 23 45 4 8 54 15 14 13 22 11 47 5 7 1 35 4 32 6 15 32 44 22 19 59 6 6 39 19 4 55 14 15 51 0 22 27 27 7 G 16 58 5 IS 18 16 9 1 22 34 37 8 5 54 27 5 41 ID 15 26 45 22 41 21 9 5 31 52 6 4 15 16 44 13 22 47 39 10 5 9 11 6 27 6 17 1 23 22 53 29 11 4 46 25 G 49 52 17 19 17 22 58 53 12 4 23 33r 7 12 34 17 34 52 23 3 48 13 4 0 37 7 35 9 17 51 9 23 8 16 14 3 S7 37 7 57 38 18 7 8 23 12 17 15 3 14 32 8 20 1 IS 22 43 23 15 50 16 2 51 24 8 42 16 IS 38 9 23 18 55 17 2 28 13 9 4 24 IS 53 9 23 21 33 IS 2 4 58 9 25 25 19 7 50 23 23 42 19 1 41 40 9 48 18 19 22 10 23 25 23 20 1 18 21 10 10 2 ‘ 19 36 8 23 26 35 21 0 54 50 10 31 36 19 49 46 23 27 20 22' 0 31 46 10 53 o 20 3 2 23 27 35 23 0 8 1 11 14 19 20 15 55 23 27 ; South * 24 0 15 14 11 35 23 20 28 25 23 26 42 25 . 0 38 40 11 53 18 40 23 25 1 20 34 | 33 2> 1 2 5 12 17 2 20 52 19 i 23 23 53 27 1 25 31 12 37 35 21 3 41 23 21 50 | 28 1 48 12 57 55 23 56 21 14 39 | 19 17 2!) 2 12 20 13 18 3 21 25 19 23 16 15 30 2 35 43 13 37 59 21 35 21 23 12 45 31 13 57 41 23 8 47 Svn’s1 y semi 15 • y 55 1 16 4 3 16 12 1 15 IS 9 Diam. S !; Table for the Equation of Time for the Year 1927 for noon in the Meridian of Greenwich^ © p?* JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL Q Add. Add. Add. Add 1- M. S. lOliS m. s- 10hs. M. s. TOj.s. M. s. lOhs 0 12 41 4 8 6 1 3 43 13 54 2 4 . 2 4 11 4 14 2 0 12 32 4 3 59 4 S 4 39 5 14 9 0 12 20 0 3 32 3 j 4 5 7 2 14 15 2 12 7 i 3 14 2 5 * 2 5 5 34 4 14 20 5 11 53 6 ; 2 6 6 6 1 2 14 25 0 11 39 8 2 38 21 1 7 6 27 5 14 28 7 11 25 4 2 7 8 o 53 4 14 31 5 li 19 7 2 3 6 9 7 15 6 14 33 6 10 55 5 1 46 29 7 10 7 43 3 14 34 8 10 40 0 1 13 0 11 8 7 5 14 35 2 10 24 1 1 56 6 12 8 31 0 14 34 9 10 7 9 o 40 G 13 8 53 9 14 33 8 9 51 4 0 5 0 24 8 14 9 16 2 14 32 0 9 34 i 9 4 15 9 37 9 14 29 4 9 17 5 0 Subtract. 7 9 58 9 14 25 9 0 1 0 5 15 3 10 19 2 14 22 8 42 6 0 20 17 6 8 24 9 1 0 34 18 10 38 8 14 17 S 7 1 0 4S 5 19 10 57 7 14 12 7 49 0 ! 1 1 9 20 1 15 9 14 6 7 30 9 1 14 9 21 11 33 4 13 59 12 7 1 27 4 11 50 1 13 52 7 22 6 6 54 4 i 1 59 9/] 12 6 1 1.3 44 36 0 1 51 2 24 12 21 3 13 35 G 17 6 i 2 2 3 25 12 35 8 13 23 6 59 1 2 13 0 23 12 49 4 13 16 5 5 40 6 2 23 2 27 13 2 3 13 6 I 5 22 2 2 32 9 2S 13 14 3 12 55 5 5 3 7 2 42 1 29 13 25 7 4. 45 3 2 50 30 13 35 9 '4 25 9 81 13 45 5 1 ! Table of the Equation of Time (Continued.) 1 XI '* +» a o J? , xs v ¥ " *» \ V. o MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST S' 1 w O Subtract. Subtract. i Add. Add. M. 8. lOhs. »I. s. lOhs M. S. lOllS.j M. 8." 14hs. 1 2 5S 9 2 38 6 3 17 :3 6 1 0 2 3 6 6 2 29 7 3 29 0 5 57 .5 j 3 3 13 7 2 20 4 ' 3 40 3 5 53 4 4 3 20 3 2 10 9 3 51 3 5 48 8 5 3 26 3 2 0 9 4 2 0 5 43 4 6 3 31 9 1 60 7 4 12 4 5 37 5 7 3 36 9 1 40 1 ! 4 22 4 5 31 0 8 3 41 3 1 29 3 4 32 0 5 23 9 O 9 3 45 2 1 IS 1 4 »j 5 16 2 10 3 43 5 1 6 7 4 50 J 5 7 9 11 3 51 2 0 55 1 4 58 6 4 59 • 1 12 3 53 4 0 43 2 5 6 6 4 49 .8 13 3 55 0 0 31 1 5 34 3 4 10 0 14 3 56 0 0 18 8 5 21 4 4 29 5 15 3 .56 5 0 6 4 5 28 .2 4 IS 6 * 1 f > 1 .Add. 16 3 56 3 0 8 3 5 34 4 4 7 2 41 17 3 55 5 19 i 0 o 5 40 •4*. 3 55 2 13 3 54 1 0 31 5 9 i 45 5 3 42 7 ' r ‘ 19 3 52 2 4.4 * 0 9 5 50 t> 3 29 8 20 3 49 6 0 57 i 9 1 5 54 6 3 16 4 ' 21 : 3 46 6 1 11 0 5 53 3 3 2 5 ! 22 • 3 42 9 ; 1 24 6 1 48'- i i 5 2 1 23 3 38 7 1 37 i 6 | 4 1 2 33 2 24 3 j 34 0 1 50 i 8 6 i 2 18 O ' ' 25 3 23 7 1 2 3 0 1 6 7 J 2 2 3 23 3 22 9 ! 2 15 8 6 8 1 46 2 27 3 IS 7 I 2 28 5 6 8 8 1 29 7 2$ 3 9 9 ! 2 40 9 6 8 5 i 12 7 29 3 2 7 2 53 3 6 7 0 55 4 30 .5 2 55 1 S 5 4 6 6 0 0 37 1 7 •9 V r% 31 9 ‘ 47 6 3 s 0 19 » Table of the Equation of Time (Continued). r t* i 1 ja -** 0 » c s w JB V- © t u 4-. « SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER ft 1 - Add. Subtract. Subtract. Subtract. 1 1 M. 8. 10hs M. 8. 10hs M. s. 10hs M. s. 10hi . 1 1 0 1 2 10 8 7 16 14 4 10 54 0 - • Subtract. * 0 17 6 10’ 27 8 16 15 7 10 31 4 3 0 36 6 10 46 6 16 16 3 10 8 3 4 0 56 0 11 5 1 16 16 1 9 44 4 5 1 15 5 11 23 3 16 15 1 9 20 0 6 1 35 4 11 41 1 16 13 2 8 55 0 7 1 55 4 11 58 6 16 10 5 8 29 5 8 2 15 C 12' 15 6 16 6 9 8 3 4 8 9 . 2 36 0 12 32 2 16 2 4 7 36 10 2 56 6 12 48 3 15 57 1 7 9 8 11 3 17 2 IS 4 0 15 51 0 6 42 4 12 3 38 0 13 19 1 1 15 43 9 6 14 6 13 3 58 9 13 33 8 15 36 0 5 46 3 14 4 19 8 13 47 9 15 27 2 5 17 7 15 4 40 8 14 1 4 15 17 6 4 48 8 16 5 1 8 14 14 > 4 15 7 1 4 19 5 17 5 22 8 14 26- 9 14 55 7 3 50 1 18 5 43 8 14 38 7 14 43 5 3 2D 4 19 6 4 8 14 49 9 14 30 5 2 50 6 20 6 25 7 15 0 4 14 16 7 2 2D 6 21 6 46 6 15 10 4 14 2 0 1 50 5 22 7 7 4 15 19 6 13 45 5 1 20 3 23 7 28 1 15 28 3 13 30 3 0 50 3 24 7 48 7 15 36 2 13 13. 3 0 20 3 < # Add. 25 S 9’ 2 15 43 5 12 55 5 0 9 8 26 8 29 6 15 50 1 12 37 0 0 39 7 27 9 49 8 15 56 0 12 17 8 1 9 5 28 9 9 9 16 1 1 11 57 9 1 39 1 29 9 *> 7 16 5 6 11 37 3 2 8 5 30 9 49 3 16 9 3 11 16 0 2 37 7 31 16 12 2 a 6 f 1 TABLE of the Moon*a rising and setting for 1827. •5 a o s cu o 93 JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH pft Rises Sets Rises Sets Rises Sets 1 « H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. K s H. ac. | 1 1 1 8 59 M. 9 13 A. 9 39 M. 10 5 A 8 17 M. 8 46 A. 2 9 45 10 2 10 23 10 9 1 n u 54 „ ii 8 34 „ S 10 29 10 49 11-7 11 41 9 46 5* >> 11 10 22 „ 4 11 12 11 36 11 52 10 33 „ „ 99 ii 11 11 „ 5 11 0 38 A. 0 29 11 20 54 „ M ii 12 0 „ 1 6 0 36 A. 0 22M. 26 »» 1 17 0 8 A.- 7 1 29 1 2 14 2 5 8 „ ii 0 56 ii 0 48 M. 8 2 4 11 1 54 3 2 2 53 1 46 „ „ ff ii 1 36 „ 9 2 50 2 42 3 52 3 41 2 35 „ >* „ ii 2 23 „ 10 3 37 11 3 30 4 42 4 29 3 25 „ »* „ ii 3 10 „ n 4 27 11 4 18 „ 5 32 5 15 4 16 „ ii 3 56 „ 12 5 16 6 >» 5 7 „ 21 i* 6 5 6 ii 4 43 „ 13 6 5 59 5 54 „ 7 11 ® 46 5 57 ii ,, ii 5 29 „ 14 6 54 6 40 8 2 7 33 6 50 „ „ »» u 6 17 „ 15 7 43 9> 7 25 „ 8 53 8 19 7 44 7 6 ii ii 16 8 31 „ 8 10 „ 9 47 9 7 8 41 ii 7 58 „ 17 9 20 8 54 „ 10 43 9 57 9 38 „ „ ii 8 51 » 18 10 9 n 9 39 „ 11 40 10 50 10 40 ii 9 47 „ 19 11 0 10 25 11 11 „ 46 ii 11 38 10 ii 45 „ 20 11 53 11 12 >> „ 0 38 M. 0 43 A. 1 A9 21 0 3 A. 1 37 1 42 0 36 M. 0 41 A. 22 0 50 M. 0 57 >» 2 3* ~2 41 1 ii « „ 32 „ 1 38 „ 23 1 4S 1 54 „ 3 32 „ 3 39 2 26 2 „ ,i 33 „ 24 2 48 2 *> 54 „ 4 25 4 33 3 I® „ „ „ 3 25 „ 25 3 48 3 54 5 it „ 15 „ 5 27 „ 4 3,, 4 17 26 4 48 4 „ 45 „ New Moon. 5 49 5 27 „ 7 „ New Moon 6 48 „ 7 10 New Moon 28 6 36 ii 6 49 9> 33 7 58 „ 99 6 20 „ e 4« 29 7 24 7 41 „ ii ii * 4 „ 7 84 „ 30 8 11 8 31 ii ii 7 49 S 83 „ 31 8 56 9 19 >i Ii 8 34 9 n 1 1 fable of the Moon's rising and setting (Continued.) Month, the of '• APRIL MAY JUNE Days > Rises Sets Rises Sets Rises Sets H. M. H. M. • H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. 1 9 20 M. 10 0 A. 9 45 M. lO 24 A. 10 52 M. 1 1 18 A. 10 11 10 11 2 10 9 „ 10 49 J1 33 „ 11 39 „ 11 11 0 2 M. 3 10 57 „ 11 37 21 „ 54 11 0 27 A. - - I 0 46 4 11 46 „ 0 9 A. 16 „ J9 I 32 5 0 35 A. 0 24 M. ; o 58 „ 0 39 M. 2 8 „ 9? 1 1 3 2 21 6 1 24 „ 1 10 47 „ 24 1) 3 „ 99 2 4 I 3 14 7 2 13 „ 1 56 V 36 „ 2 8 11 „ 39 3 2 55 5 2 4 10 99 8 3 3 „ 2 41 11 29 „ 11 „ 4 3 44 6 5 11 99 9 3 54 „ 3 27 5? 22 „ 11 5 36 7 6 12 99 JO 4 46 4 14 11 21 „ 4 11 8 ,, 3 6 5 32 S 9 7 16 39 11 5 40 „ 5 J> 23 „ 11 9 S 17 6 7 25 6 32 . 7 99 12 36 „ 5 54 11 11 „ 6 8 7 33 9 59 „ 9 16 >> 13 7 33 „ 48 11 27 „ 11 9 S 35 10 48 10 1 99 14 S 36 „ 7 45 11 28 „ 11 „ 10 9 35 11 34 11 2 >* 15 9 37 „ 8 44 !*•• 25 „ 11 „ 11 1 1 52 1G 10 3S 9 44 ir 16 „ 10 34 11 99 11 30 0 18 M. 0 40 99 17 11 36 „ 10 44 ii 11 s 1 1 27 IS 11 42 r 0 7 M. 0 22 A. 2 „ 99 0 1 1 1 46 2 14 99 19 0 29 M. 0 38 A. 54 „ 11 „ 1 1 1 1 59 2 29 3 2 99 20 20 » 31 ii 39 „ 11 „ 2" 22 2 2 46 3 13 „ 3 49 99 21 2 8 „ i» 23 „ 11 10 3 3 33 3 59 „ 4 37 99 22 2 54 „ 3 ii 6 „ 11 3 49 4 20 4 43 ), 5 23 99 23 3 3S „ 3 58 ii „ 11 4 33 5 3 New Moon 24. 4 22 „ 4 46 ii „ 11 3-i New Moon 6 23 „ 7 0 99 25 5 6 „ 5 ii 6 6 43 * n „ 7 44 » 28 5 50 „ 6 29 ii 5 „ »» 8 29 New Moon 6 53 „ 7 34 7 58 „ 99 27 . \ 21 S 45 „ 9 12 91 28 7 21 „ 8 0 7 41 „ 3 11 8 9 6 9 32 „ 9 51 99 29 8 8 8 n 29 ,, 11 10 19 10 37 »»• 8- 56 9 37 9 16 9 51 j> „ 30 . ii „ 10 10 34 21 4 „ >> & i Table of the Moon's rising and setting (Continued) . C o a o B5 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER Q i .. i u .i n mrnm , m i- - . . — >» — mmmmmmm m Rises Sets Rises Sets Rises Sets j H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H . M. H. 3VI | 1 11 5 M. 11 21 A. 0 27 A 2 19 A, 1 27 M. 11 1 1 24 0 33 2 54 19 0 99 99 M. 3 16 55 2 26 *9 3 0 46 0 7 2 25 1 30 A. M. 99 „ 4 11 55 3 26 99 1 41 0 56 3 26 2 31 4 )> 99 99 „ 5 3 55 4 23 99 2 39 1 49 4 25 3 32 5 » 99 55 „ 5 53 99 5 19 99 6 3 40 2 46 5 22 4 33 6 91 55 91 „ 42 55 6 12 99 7 4 42 3 46 6 17 5 33 91 99 99 „ 7 30 55 7 3 5» 8 5 43 4 49 7 9 6 31 11 55 99 „ 8 17 55 7 54 99 9’ 6 43 91 5 52 7 58 7 25 9 91 55 „ 3 99 8 45 55 6 r-H GO 10 7 39 51 8 46 8 r* 9 19 91 99 50 55 9 35 19 S 11 32 99 7 51 9 32 9 8 10 55 99 5, 37 55 10 26 19 IS 9 21 91 8 46 10 IS 9 58 11 99 99 „ 24 55 11 15 55 13 10 8 9 38 11 »> 99 4 91 10 47 „ 0 4 A. 10 14 54 91 10 28 11 50 11 37 0 99 19 „ 13M. 0 53 19 15 1 1 38 11 1 91 17 99 0 26 A. 1 1 1 99 39 If 16 O 5 A. 0 36 M. 1 15 1 49 „ 91 2 25 If 17 0 22 0 1 M. 53 19 23 55 2 3 „ 2 37 3 99 11 55 18 1 7 1 42 2 11 2 >> 91 11 51 3 26 3 „ 99 56 55 19 1 53 2 30 3 99 99 0 55 3 38 4 15 4 19 40 If 20 2 1 30 9 3 18 3 49 4 24 99 55 „ 5 4 11 5 25 3 55 21 27 9 4 6 4 35 5 1 99 91 8 „ New Moon 22 4 15 4 ) i 54 55 New Moon 6 44 6 11 59 If 23 5 3 91 5 39 6 15 6 35 J 9 99 7 37 99 7 48 99 21 New Moon 7 3 7 20 19 „ 8 32 19 8 j 39 If 25 C 39 7 7 7 8 55 55 51 99 5 „ 9 28 55 9 34 99 25 7 27 7 51 8 41 8 59 19 91 58 „ 10 26 10 31 99 99 27 8 12 8 34 9 33 9 99 99 91 41 „ 11 25 55 11 30 55 28 9 0 9 IS 10 27 10 91 99 99 33 „ 0 23 A... 29 9 49 11 99 10 3 99 25 1 •» 11 29 „ 1 19 99 0 29 M. 39 10 40 55 10 50 99 0 22A. 1 2 12 1 28 sr 17 f* 11 31 •» 11 40 1 21 0 55 9> 27 M. | ( Table of the Moon's rising and setting (Continued) 1 Month the of * OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER. Days Rise Sets Rises Sets Rises Sets •» „ H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M H. M. H. M. 1 3 4 A. 2 24M. 4 16 A. 3 33M. 4 25 A. 4 12M. 2 3 54 „ 3 19 „ 5 2 „ 4 42 5 H ,i 4 59 „ 3 4 42 „ 4 12 „ .5 48 „ 5 32 5 58 „ 5 49 „ 6 4 5 31 „ 5 3 „ 6 35 „ 6 21 yj 6 46 „ 38 , f 5 6 18 „ 5 54 „ 7 23 „ 7 11 yy 7 35 „ 7 26 „ 1 8 12 6 7 4 i» 6 44 „ 8 10 „ 8 8 22 „ „ 8 7 7 51 „ 7 35 „ 8 58 ,, 8 50 yy 9 8 „ 57 „ 9 41 8 .8 38 8 26 „ 9 45 „ 9 38 yy 9 54 „ „ 10 9 9 26 „ 9 16 „ 10 34 „ 10 23 yy 10 41 „ 23 „ 11 10 10 14 „ 10 5 „ 11 21 „ 11 8 yy 11 25 „ 4 it 11 46 11 11 2 „ 10 54 „ 11 52 yy „ 29 A. 12 11 51 „ 11 42 „ . 0 7 M. 0 35 A. 0 11 M. 0 i 1 1 14 13 0 27A. 0 54 „ 18 yy 0 59 „ „ 2 14 0 39 M. 1 12 „ 1 41 „ 2 2 yy 1 49 „ 1 i. 2 2 51 15 1 26 „ 1 57 „ 2 29 „ 46 ii 2 41 „ „ 3 46 1« 2 14 „ 2 41 „ 3 19 „ .3 34 yy 3 37 „ , t 4 44 17 3 2 „ 3 25 „ 4 12 „ 4 24 yy 4 36 „ „ 18 3 51 „ 4 10 „ 5 8 „ 5 18 ii New Moon 6 13 4 41 )t 4 57 „ New Moon 6 40 „ 48 „ 20 New Moon 7 9 „ 7 15 ii 7 42 „ 7 51 „ 21 6 29 „ 6 38 „ 8 10 „ 8 16 yy 8 37 „ 8 51 w 22 7 26 „ 7 34 „ 9 9 „ 9 18 ii 9 31 „ 9 47 „ 10 18 23 S 26 „ 8 31 ,» 10 6 „ ii 10 22 „ 10 40 „ 11 11 11 24 9 25 „ 9 30 „ H 1 „ 14 ii 10 „ 30 „ 25 10 23 „ 10 29 ,, 11 52 „ 11 56 f , 4lA. 0 20 20 11 20 „ 11 29 ), 0 39A. 0 7M. 0 M. 15 A. 1 58 l 1 27 0 26 t t 0 yy 26 „ 18 „ 1 28 1 6 „ 0 26M. 2 11 „ 1 47 yy 2 10 „ 57 „ 20 1 54 „ 1 20 „ 2 55 „ 2 35 ii 2 56 2 45 „ 30 2 42 „ 2 12 „ 3 40 „ 3 23 M 3 43 „ 3 33 „ - 1 31 3 30 „ 3 3„ 4 30 „ 4 W )> 1 C 1 9 \ *> TABLE Of Kings and Queens of England. % Years Reign Reigned’ Names. SINCE THEIR BEGAN. Y. M. D. 1 Reigns. \ i 1 I ') 1 i William I. Conq. 1066 Oct. 14 20 10 26’ 740 Sept. 9 William 11. 1807 Sep. 9 12 10 24 727 Aug. 2 Henry I. 1100 Aug. 2 35 3 29 92 Dec. l Stephen 1135 Dec. 1 18 10 24 673 Oct. 23 Henry II. 1154 Oct. 25 84 8 11 638 Juiy 6 Richard I. 1189 July 6 9 9 0 628 April 8 John 1199 April 6 17 6 13 611 Oct. 19 Henry III. 1216* Oct. 19 56 0 28 555 Nov. 16 Ed ward I. 1272 Nov. 16 34 7 21 520 July 7 Edward II. 1307 July 7 19 6 18 509 Jan. 25 Edward III. 1327 Jan. 25 50 4 27 459 June 21 Richard II. 1377 June 21 22 3 8 428 Sept. 39 Henry IV. 13 9 Sept. 29 13 5 20 414 March 20 Henry V. 141 March 20 9 5 11 405 Aug. 31 Henry VI. 1422' Aug. 31 38 5 4 366 March 3 Edward IV. 1461 March 4 22 1 5 344 April 9 Edward V. 1483 ' April- 9 > 0 2 13 344 June 22 Richard III. 1483 June 22 : 2 2 0 342' Aug. 2% Henry VII. I 1485 Aug. 22 ; 23 8 0 3.8 April 22 Henry VIII. 1509 April 22 37 9 c 280 Jan. 23 Edward VI. 1547 Jan. 28 6 5 3 274 July 6 Mary 1553 July o » 5 4 11 269 Nov. 17 Elizabeth 155s Nov 17 44 4 7 284 March 24 James I. 160’’ March 24 22 0 3 202 March 27 Charles I. 1625 March 27 23 10 3 178 Jan. 30 Charles 36* II. 1649 Jan. 30 0 7 143 Feb. 6 James II. 1685 Feb. 6 4 0 7 136 Prh T IS William & Mary 1689 Feb. 13 13 0 23 lo3 March 8 Anne 1702 March 8 12 4 21 113 Aug. 1 George I. 1714 Aug. 1 12 10 10 99 June Tl George II. 1727 June 11 3S 4 14 67 Oct. 2£ George III. 1760 Oct. 26 59 3 4 . 6 Jan. vn George IV.. 1820 Jap. Whom GOD iboNQ Preserve . ( 2 ) SOVEREIGNS of EUROPE. GREAT BRITAIN. 5. Elizabeth, born May '22 1770, married April 7, 1818, tc His Most Excellent Majesty Frederick Joseph Lewis Land- Georoe IV, King of the United grave of Hesse Hombourg, bon Kingdom of Great Britain and .July 30, 1769. Ireland, and King of Hanover, 6. Ernest Augustus, Duke o 1771 born August 12, 1762. Succeed- Cumberland, born June 5, Frederici ed his father, George III. Jan. married May 29, 1815, daughter of th< 29, 1820. Crowned 19, July Sophia Carolina, Stre 1S21. Married April 8, 1795 late Duke of Mecklenburgh Frederick Wil to Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, litz, and widow of Princess of Brunswick, born liam, Prince of Solms Braundfek Issue August born March 20, 1778 ; May 17, 1768 ; died by whom he had George Frederick Alexand* 7, 1821 ; Augustus, bor issue Princess Charlotte Augusta Charles Ernest 1819. born Jan. 7, 1796, married 2nd May 27, Frederick, Duk May, 1816, to Leopold .George 7. Augustus 1773. Frederick, Princes of Saxe-Coburg of Sussex, born Jan. 27, Frederick, Duk Saalfeld, (born December 16, 8. Adolphus Cambridge, born Feb. 2^ 1790.) Died Nov. 6th 1817. of 1774; married May 7, 1818, t Wilhelmina Louisa, niec Brothers and Sisters of the King Augusta of the Landgrave of Hesse, bor July 1797, Issue ; Georg 1. Frederick Duke of York, 25, born March 26, 1811 born Aug. 16, 1763, married, William, Augusta Carolina, barn Jul Sept. 29, 1791,, Frederique Char- and 1822. lotte Ulrique Catharine, daughter 19, Duchess of Glouceste ef Frederick William II. King 9. Mary, April 1776. of Prussia, who died Augt. 6, 1820. born 25, Sophia, born Nov. 3, 177! 2. William Henry, Duke of 10. Clarence, born Aug. 21, 1765, to Ade- Niece of the King. married, July 11, 1818 , laide Amelia, sister of the reign- Alexandrina Victoria (daught< ing Duke of Saxe-Meiningen, of the late Edward Duke of Ken born Aug. 13, 1792. by Victoria Maria Louisa, Prin 3. Princess Royal Charlotte Leiningen, siste Augusta Matilda, born Sept 29, cess Dowager of of the Duke of Saxe-Coburg. 1766, Lady. of the Imperial Rus- born May 24, 1819. sian Order of St. Catharine, mar- ried, May 18, 1797, to Frederick th the King , (Issue of Charles William, Duke, after- Cousins of . late Duke Gloucester.) wards King of Wirtemburg, who of died Oct. 30, 1816. Nov. Sophia Matilda, bora Mar 23 4 . AuguaU Sophia, bom 1773. S, 1768. ( 3 ) SOVEREIGNS of EUROPE. ! ' William Frederick, Duke of Princess of the Blood. Gloucester, born January 15, Archduke Charles, Palatine 1776; married July 22 , 1818, and to his cousin, the Princess Mary. Viceroy of Bohemia, born Sep- tember 5, 1771. Archduke Joseph, Palatine and AUSTRIA. Lieutenant of Hungary, bom March 9, 1776. Francis II, Emperor of Aus- Archduke Antony. Grand Mas- tria, King of Hungary, Bohemia ter of the Teutonic Order, born Lombardy, and Venice, and Pre- August 31, 1779. sident of the German Confede- Archduke John, born January ration, born Feb. 12, 1768, suc- 10, 1782. ceeded his father Leopold II, July Archduke Reinier, Viceroy of 7, 1792; married I, Jan. 6 , 1788, Lombardy, and Venice, born Sep- Princess Elizabeth of Wirtemberg, tember 30, 17S3. who died 1790. Archduke Louis, bornDecember II. Aug. 14, 1790 Maria Teresa, 13, 1784. daughter of Ferdinand IV, King Archduke Rodolph, in Holy Or- of Sicily, who died April 13, ders Cardinal and Archbishop of : 1 807 ; Issue Olmutz, born January S, 17SU.. 1. Maria Louisa, Grand Duch- ess of Parma. 2. Ferdinand. Crown Prince, born April 19, 1793. 3. Leopoldina Carolina, (Prin- GERMANY. cess Royal of Portugal) born Ja- nuary 22 , 1797. 4. Maria Carolina, (Princess of Salerno,) born March 1, 1798. Confederated Independent States. 5. Carolina Ferdinanda, born April S, 1801; mairied October *** The number denotes the votes 7, 1819, to Prince Frederick, ne- each State has in the Diet. phew of the King of Saxony. 6. Francis Charles Joseph, born BOHAMIA 4. December 7, 1 802. 7. Mary Ann Frances, born FRANCIS II, King of Bohe*” June 8, 1804. mia, (Emperor of Austria.) III. January 9, 180S, Maria Louisa Beatriz, daughter of his BRANDENBURGH 4. uncle Francis, Duke of Modena, who died April 7, 1816. FREDERICK WILLIAM III, IV. November 10, 1816, Caro- Margrave of Brandenburgh, (King' lina Augusta, daughter oftheKing of Prussia. of Bavaria. : ( 4 > SOVEREIGNS of EUROPE. SAXONY, 4. 1. Maria Freda. Ch. born Octo- ber, 30, 1816. FREDERICK AUGUSTUS IV, 2. Sophia Freda. Matilda, born King of Saxony, born Dec. 25, June 17, 1818. 1750, married January 17, 1769, II. April 15, 1820, Paulina, to Maria Amelia, sister to the daughter of his uncle Duke King of Bavaria, born May 10, Alexander, born September 11, 1755; Issue: 1 800, Issue Maria Augusta, born June 21, 3. Catherina, born August 24, 1782. 1821. 4. Charles Fred. Alex. Prince BAVARIA 4. Royal bom March C, 1823. , LOUIS CHARLES, King of BADEN, 3. Bavaria, born Aug. 25, 1786, married Oct. 12, 1810, to The- Louis William, Grand Duke resa, daughter of Frederick Duke of Baden, born February 9, 1763, of Heldenburg Housen, Issue: succeeded his nephew, Charles 1. Maximilian Joseph, born Louis, December 8, 1818. Nov. 28, 181 L. 2. Matilda Car., born Aug. 30, HESSE CASSEL, 4. 1813. 3. Otho Frederick Louis, born William II, Grand Duke of June i, 1815. Hesse, born July 23, 1777, mar- 4. Leopold Charles, born March ried February 13, 1797, Augusta, 4, 1821. daughter of Wm. II, King of Prussia, Issue: HANOVER, 4. 1. Caroline, born July 29, 1799. 2. Frderick, born Aug. 20 , George IV. King of Hanover, 1802. (King of Great Britain.) 3. Maria, born Sept. 6, 1804. Governor Genl. His Royal High- HESSE DARMSTADT, 3. ness, Adolphus Frederick ; Duke of Cambridge. Louis, X. Grand Duke of WIRTEMBERG, 4. Hesse Darmstadt, born June 14, 1753, married Feb. 19, 1777, to William, King of Wirtemberg, Louisa Carolina, daughter of his William Issue Duke of Suabia, and Teek, born uncle George ; ; Hereditary Prince September 27,1781, married I Jan. 1. Louis, , married, 24. 1816. to Catharina, sister of born Dec. 26, 1777, June the Emperor of Russia, and widow 19, 1804, to Welhelmina Louisa, sister of the Grand Duke of Ba- of the Duke of Oldenburg ; born Louis, born June 9, Jylay 21, 1788; died January 9, den,, (Issue, Charles William, Hr* 1819, Issue: 1806, : ( 5 ) SOVEREIGNS or EUROPE. April 98, 1809 ; Elizabeth, born NASSAU. May 20, 1821 ; and Alexander, born July 15, 1823.) 2. Louis, George, born Aug. William George, Duke of 31, 1780, married Jan. 29, Nassau, born June 14, 1792, 1804, to Caroline, Counte* de married June 24, 1813, to Nidda. Cbarlotta Louisa, daughter of 3. Frederic, born May 14, 1788. the Duke of Saxe Hildborough. 4. Emilius born Sept. 3, 1790. hausen (whe died March, 1825); Issue 1. Teresa Wilhelmina, born HOLSTEIN, 3. Aug. 17, 1815. 2. Alolphus William, Heredx- Frederick VI. Grand Duke tary Prince , born July 24, 1817. of Holstein (King of Denmark.) 3. Maurice, born Nov. 21, 1820. 4. William, born Aug. 12, LUXE MB ERG, 3. 1823. William Frederick, Grand Duke of Luxemberg, (King of SAXE WEIMAR, S. the Netherlands.) Charles Augustus, Grand BRUNSWICK, 3. Duke of Saxe Weimar, and Head, of the House of Saxe, Charles Frederick, Duke of born Sept. 3, 1757, married Brunswick and Lunenburgh, born Oct. 3, 1775, to Louisa, sister Oct. 30, 1804. of the Grand Duke of Hess® Darmstadt, Issue : 1. Charles Frederick, Heredi- MECKLENBURGH, 3. tary Prince, born Feb. 2, 1783, married Aug. 1804 to Ma- 3, ; George V. Duke of Meck- ria, sister of the Emperor of lenburgh Strslitz, born Aug. 12, Russia (Issue ; Maria, born Feb. 1779, married Aug. 12, 1817, to 3, 1808; Augusta, born Sept, Mary Wilhelmina, niece of the 30, 1811; Charles Alex, born Elector of Hesse Cassel Issue. ; June 24, 1818.) L Caroline Louisa; born May 2. Charles Bernard, born May 81. 1S18. 20, 1792, married 30, 181G, 2 May - Fred. Will, born Oct. 17, to Ida, sister of the Duke of 1819. Saxe Meiningen Issue : Louisa 3. ; Caroline Chari, born Jan. born March 31, 1817 ; William, 10, 1821. born June 25, 1819; Augustus, 4 . George, born Jan. 11, 1824. born Oct. 11, 1323. (. 6 ) SOVEREIGNS or EUROPE, RUSSIA. 3. Charlotte (married to Gr, D. Nicholas of Russia) July 13, Nicholas Emperor of all the 179S. Russias, and King of Polland, 4. Charles, born June 29, horn July 2, 1796, married 1801. July 13, 1817 ; to Char- 5. Alexandrina, born Feb. 23, lotta, Daughter of the King of 1803; married Sept. 24, 1820, Prussia (Issue: Alexander, born to Prince Frederic of Mecklen- April, 29, 1818, Mary born burgh Schwerin. Aug. 18, 1S19; and Olga born 6. Louisa, born Feb. 1, 1808. Sept. 11, 1822.) 7. Albert, born Oct. 4, 1809. Princes of the Blood. 1. Constantine, born May S, FRANCE. married May 1779 ; 24, 1820, Jane Princess of Lowiez. Charles X. King of France 2. Maria Princess of Saxe and Navarre, born Oct. 9, Weimar ; born Feb. 16, 1786. 1757, married Nov. 6, 1773, to 3. Ann Princess of Orange, Maria Teresa, sister to the King horn Jan. 18. 1795. of Sardinia, who died at Gratz in 4. Michael, born Feb. 9, 1798, Hungary,. June 2, 1805 ; Issue; married Feb. 20, 1S24, to Louis Antoine Due d’Angou • Paulina, niece of the King of leme, Dauphin, born Aug. 6, Wirtemberg, born Jan. 9, 1S07. 1775, married June 10, 1799, to Maria Teresa, daughter of Louis XVL born Dec. 19, 177S. PRUSSIA. Princes of the blood. Frederick William III, King 1. Henri Due de Bourdeaux, of Prussia, Margrave of Bran- (a posthumous son of the late denburgh, and Sovereign Duke Due de Berri, next Brother to of Silesia. K. G. born Aug. 3, the Dauphin.) 1770, married Dec. 14, 1793, 2. Louis Philippe, Due d’Or- to Louisa Augusta, Princess of leans, born Oct. 6, 1773, married Mecklenburgh Strelitz, who died Nov. 25, 1S09, to Maria Amelia, July 13,. 1810, Issue: sister of the King of Sicily, 1. Frederick William, Prince bom April 26, 1782, Issue ; Fer- born Oct. Due de Chartres, horn Royal, 15, 1795, mar- dinand, Louisa, Duchess® ried Nov. 29, 1823, to Louisa Sept. 3, 1810 ; daughter of tho King of Ba- d’Orleans, born April 8, 1S12; varia. Mary, Duchesse de Valois, born 1813; Louis Ch a. Due . 2. William Louis, born. March April 12, 22, 1797. de Nemours, born Oct. 25, 1S14; (-7 ) SOVEREIGNS of EUROPE.. Maria Clementina, 'born June 3, PORTUGAL. 1817; Francis Ferdinand, Due de Joinville,) born Aug. 14, ISIS; Charles Fred. Due. de Penthie- and Princess Charlotta Joaquima. vre born Jan. 1, 1820 ; Henry Eugene, Due de Aumale, of Portugal Brazil and Algarve; torn June 16, 1S22. sister of the King of Spain born Issue; 3 . Louis Henry Joseph Due de April 25, 1775; of the Bourbon, born April 13, 1756. 1 . Maria Teresa, (widow Infant Pierre Charles of Spain,) born April 19, 1793. 2. Pierre d’ Alcantara Prince of Brazil, born Oct. 12, 179 S, married May 13, 1817, the Arch- SPAIN. duchess Leopoldina of Austria, Issue; Charlotte Leopoldina, Princess of Beira, horn April 4, and Paulina, Feb. 1823. 1819 ; 17, Ferdinand VII. King of Spain 3. Maria Francescina, (Infanta, and the Indies, born Oct. 14; of Spain,) born April 22, 1S00, 1784, succeeded to the throne, on 4. Isabella Maria, born July the abdication of his father, March 4, 1S01. 19, 180S, married first, Sept. 29, 5. Michael, born Oct. 26, 1803 1816, to Isabella Maria, Infanta 6. Maria Anne, born July 25, of Portugal, born May 19, 1797, 1S05. died Dec. 26, ISIS. II. Maria Josephina, niece of the King of Saxony. Princes of the blood. SWEDEN. Don Charles Isidor, Infant of Charles John (formerly Mar- Spain, born March 29, 179S; shall Bernadotte),King of Sweden married Sept. 29, 1816, to Ma- and Norway, born Jan. 26, 1764 ; ria Frances, Infanto of Portugal, elected Crown Prince of Sweden, Issue ; Charles Louis, born Jan. Aug. 21, 1810, succeeded to the 31, 1 SI 8. throne on the death of Chs. XIII.. Don Francis de Paula, Infant, Feb. 5, 1818, married Aug. 16, born March 10, 1794, married 1798, Eugenie Bernardhine de June 12, 1819, to Louisa Char- Clary born N*v. Issue 8, 1781 ; ; Jotte, grand daughter of the King Joseph Francis Oscar, Crown of Naples, {Issue Isabella, born Prince ; , born July 4, 1799, mar- May is, 1821 ried ; Francis, born June 3, lS23,to Princess Jo- May 13, 1822, and Charles born sephine of Leuchtenberg, bora July 12, 1823.) March 14, 1807. : ( 8 ) SOVEREIGNS of EUROPE DENMARK. 2. Fred. Charles, born Feb. 28, 1797. Frederick VI. King ofDen- 3, Mariana, born May 19, mark, Duke of Pomerania, K. G. 1809. born Jan. 28, 1768, married July 31, 1790, Sophia Frederica, niece SWITZERLAN D. of the Elector of Hesse Cassel, » — • lorn Oct. : 28, 1767 ; Issue Confederation of twenty-two In- 1. Caroline, born Oct. 28, dependent Cantons. 1793. 2. Wilheluiina, born Jan. 17; LandamanM. Ruttimann,Avoy- 1808. er of Lucerne. Crown Prince , Prince Christian Frederick, his cousin, born Sept. ITALIAN STATES. 18, 1786, married 1. Feb. 18, 1806, to Charlotte Frederica, Lombardy and Venice. of Mecklenburgh Issue Princess ; I. FrederickCharles born Oct. Frances II. King of Lombar- 0, 1808. dy and Venice, Emperor of Aus- II. May 22, 1815, Caroline s tria. t ' Amelia, Daughter of the Duke of Holstein Augustenburgh, born June 28, 1796. SARDINIA. Charles Felix, King of Sar« NETHERLANDS, dinia. Duke of Savoy, Piedmont, and Genoa, born April 6, 1765, William, King of the Nether- ; succeeded on the abdication of lands, Prince of Orange Nassau, l his brother,Victor Emanuel, March and Grand Duke of Luxemburg, j 13, 1821; married March 7, < sister K. G. , born Aug. 24, 1772, mar- 1807, to Maria Christina, to Wilhelmina, of the King of Naples, born Jan. ried Oct. 1, 1791, j •isttr of the King of Prussia, 17, 1779. born Nov. 18,1774; Issue ; 1. William Frederick George, NAPLES and SICILY. Prince Royal (a Gen. in the British service), born Dec. 6, Francis Janever Joseph King 1792, married Feb. 21, 1816, of Naples and the Sicilies, born to Ann, sister of the Emperor of April 19, 1777, succeeded his fa- Issue William, born ther, Ferdinand 4. 1825, mar- Russia ; , Feb. 19, 1617; Alexander, born ried I, April 24, 1797, to Maria Aug. 2, 1818; Frederick, born Clementina, sister of the Emperor June 13, 1820; and Wilhelmina, Francis II, who died Not. 15, Issue : born April 8, 1824. \ 1801 ; : ( 9 ) t SOVEREIGNS of EUROPE. Duchess born Nov. 15,-1799. Issue I. Maria Carolina, ony, { de Berri, bern Nov. 5, 1798. Caroline, born Nov. 19, 1822.) H, Oct. 2, 1S02, Maria Isabel- la, sister of the King of Spain, born June 6, 1786 ; Issue : PARMA. Charlotte, Infanta of 2 , Louisa Spain, born Oct. 24, 1S04. 3, Maria Christina, born April Maria Louisa, Grand Duchess and Guastella, 37, 1 806. of Parma, Piacenza 4, Ferdinand, Duke of Cala- (daughter of the Emperor of Aus- bria, born Jan. 12, 1810. tria,) born Dec. L2T 1791, mar- 5, Charles, Prince of Capua, ried April 2,1810, to Napoleoflt born Dec. 10, 1811. Bonaparte Issue. S. Leopold, Count of Syracuse, Francis Joseph Chas. Napoleon, born May 22, 1813. Duke of Reichstadt, born March 7. Antoinette, born Dec. 19, 20, 1811. 1814. 9. Antonio Count of Lecce, MODENA. born Sept. 23, 1816. 9. Amelia, bom Feb. 25, 1818. Francis IV, Duke of Mode- 10. Caroline, born Feb, 28, na, Regio, and Mirandolo, (cousin 1820. of the Emperor of Austria), born I I . Maria Theresa, born March Oct. 6, 1779, married June 20, 14, 1822, 1812, to Maria Beatrice, daugh- ter of Victor Enanuel, late King of Sardinia ; Issue. ROME. 1. Theresa, born July 14, 1817. 2. Francis born June 1, 1819. 3. Ferdinand, born July 21, Leo. XII. (AnnibaldelaGenga) 1821. Sovereign Pontiff, born Aug. 2, 4. Maurice, born Feb. 13, 1824. 1760-, created Cardinal, March 8, 1816, elected Pope, Sept. 27, 1823. MASSA.. TUSCANY. Maria Beatrice, Duches* of Massa, and Princess of Carrara, (daughter of Hercules III. Duka Leopold II. Grand Duke of of Modena, and widow of Arch- Tuscany, (nephew of the Emeror duke Ferdinand, unde to the of Austria) born Oct. 3, 1797, Emperor of Austria), born April married Nov. 16, 1817, to Maria 7, 1750, Issue. Anne, niece of the King of Sax- Francis, Duke of Modena. . '(( JO); > SOVEREIGNS of EUROPE. LUCCA. TURKEY. Mahmoud, JI, Grand Signior and Sultan of the Ottoman Em- Charles. Louis, Duke of Luc- pire, born July 20, 1785, cal led! ea, bom Dec. 23, 1799, married to the throne on the deposition his July June 1 G, 1S19, Maria Theresa, of uncle, Selim III, 28, - : 180S, Issue: Princess of Sardinia ; Issue 1. Louisa Frances, born Oct. 1. Abdul Hamid, born March 29, 1821. C, 1813. 2. Ferdinand, born Jan, 14, 2. Abdul Medschid, born April 1823. 20, 1823, and sereral daughters. IONIAN ISLES. Prince ANTONIO COMUTO, President of the Ionian Re- public. Succeeded, in 1804, on the death of Prince Theorie. Lieut, General Sir Frederic Adam, k. c. b Lord High Commissioner , UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. i • < John Quincy Adams, inaugurated March 4, 1S25. President , John C. Calhoun. Vice President, Hon. Henry Clay. Secretary of State , Hon. Secretary of the Treasury. lion. Richard Rush. Secretary at War, Hon. Philip P. Barbour. Secretary of the Navy, Hon. Samuel Southard, Attorney- General, Hon. William W;rt. x 11 ) • 0 * • , T . ORDERS of KNIGHTHOOD. * ‘ ‘ v »'• , V- V .. Knights of the Most Noble Order of the Carter. Instituted January 19. 1350, THE SOVEREIGN. I>u1ie of York. 6. Earl of Hardwicke. Duke of Clarence. 7. Duke of Biaufort. Duke of Cumberland. S. Earl of Pembroke. Duke of Sussex. 9. Earl of Winehelsea. Duke of Cambridge. 10. Marquis of Stafford. Duke of Gloucester. 11. Earl of Lonsdale. Emperor of Russia. 12. Marquis Wellesley. King of France. 13. Duke of Montrose. • Emperor of Austria. 14. Marquis of Hasting*. King of Prussia. 15. Duke of Newcastle. King of Spain. 16. Duke of Wellington. King of the Netherlands. 17. Earl of Liverpool. Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg. IS. Earl Bathurst. King of Denmark. 19. Marquis of Anglesey. 1. Earl of Chatham. 20. Duke of Northumberland. 2. Earl of Westmorland. 21. Duke of Buckingham. S. Earl of Spencer. 22. Marquis of Cholmontieley, 4. Marquis Camden. 23. Marquis Hertford. 5. Duke of Rutland. 24. Marquis of Bath, Prelate the of Order , Bishop of Winchester. Chancellor, Bishop of Salutary. Register, Dean of Windsor. Garter Principal King of Arms , Sir George Nayler, knt. •enUeman- Usher the Black of Rod, Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt, knt. Ribbon of the .Order-r-Garter Blue Motto- Hani joit qui mul-y-vense. — . Orders of Knighthood Knights of the Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistlb Inststuted 787, restored in 1520 revived 168 7. THE SOVEREIGN. 1 Duke of Clarence. 7 Earl of Galloway. 2 Duke of Gordon. 8 Earl of Abergavenny. 3 Earl of Morton. 9 Marquis of Ailesbury. 4 Duke of Atholl. 10 Marquis of Twaedale. 5 Earl Cathcart. T1 Marquis of Queensberry. 0 Earl of Aberdeen. 12 Earl of Cassilis. EXTRA KNIGHTS. Earl of Lauderdale. Viscount Melville. William Brown, d. i>. Dean of the Order , Lawrence Secretary , Lord Robert Ker. Kinnoul. Lord Lyon King of Anns , Earl of Robert Quarme, E3q. Gentleman Usher of the Green Rod, Ribbon of the Order, Green—Motto Mefno me impune lacessit. Knights of the Most Illustrious Order of St. Patrick, Instituted February 5, 1783. - THE SOVEREIGN. The Lord Lieutenant—Grand Master. 11 Earl of Enniskillen. 1 Duke of Cumberland. 2 Earl of Carysfort. 12 Earl of Longford. Donegal!. 3 Marquis Conyngham. 13 Marquis of 4 Marquis of Waterford. 14 Earl of Caledon. 15 Earl Talbot. Tt Marquis of Headfort. 16 Earl of Ormond. ^ ; (13 ) * ' .y, ^ * v % Prelate of the Ordei- the Lord Primate. Chancellor Archbishop of Dublin. of St. Patiick’*. Registrar, Dean Secretary, Genealogist Sir Stewart Bruce, Bart. Vernon, Knt. Usher of the B(gck Rod ; Sir Charles Order Sir William Betham, Knt. Ulster King of Arms, Attendant on the , Ribbon Sky blue—Motto—Quis separabit. Order of Knighthood. Knights of the Most Honorable Military Order of the Bath. enlarged 1815. Instituted 1399 ; revived 1725, THE SOVEREIGN. First Class. Knights . Crosses. Military Grand j 1 Field-Marshal His Royal Highness the Duke of York, First and Principal Knight Grand Cross. Princes of the Blood Royal, Knights Grand Crosses, not included in the Number to which the First Class of the Order is limited. Admiral His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence. Field-Marshal His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland. Field-Marshal His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. Field-Marshal His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester. Field-Marshal His Royal Highness Prince Leopold of Saxe- 2 General Sir Robt. Abercromby 15 General SirJ. Cope Sherbroke. 3 General Sir Alured Clarke. 16 General Viscount Beresford. 4 General Earl of Donoughmore 17 General Lord Lynedock. 5 Admiral Sir J. Saumarez, bart. 18 General Lord Hill. 6 General Lord Howden. 19 General Hon. Sir Edward 7 Field Marshal the Duke of Paget, Wellington. 20 General Lord Combermere. 8 General Earl Ludlow. 21 General Sir George Nugent, 9 Admiral Earl of • Northesk bart. , . 10 Admiral Sir R. J. Strachan, bt. 22 General Sir William 11 Admiral Honorable Sir Alex- pel. ander J. , Cochrane. 23 fcrerieral Sir John DoyIe r 12 Admiral Sir Richard Goodwin -bart. Keats. 24' General Lord W. Hi <£ 13 General Sir David Bair^, Bentinck. bart. 25 Lieutenant General Hohi Sir H General Sir Brent Spencer. G. Lowry Cole, Orders of Knighthood. ' ' ' ' • ' X ' • ? * ; Military Knights Grand Crosses $f the Bath. 2JG Lieutenant General the Mar- 47 General the Marquis of Hast quis of Londonderry. ings. 27 Lieutenant General Hon. Sir 49 Lieutenant General Sir Tho Alex. Hope. mas Hislcp, bart. 28 Lieutenant General Sir Henry 49 Major General Sir John Mai Clinton. colm. 29 Lieutenant General Earl of 50 Lieutenant General Lord How Dalhousie. ard. 80 Lieutenant General Hon. Sir 51 Admiral Sir William Domet William Stewart. 52 Admiral Sir Tho. Foley. 31 Lieutenant General Sir George 53 Field Marshal Earl Har Murray. court. 32 General His Royal Highness 54 General Sir Henry Johnsor the Prince of Orange. bart. 83 Admiral Sir George Montagu. 55 General Earl of Mulgrave. 34 General the Marquis of Ang- 56 Admiral Sir C. H. Knowle! lesey. bart. 35 General Sir Robert Brown- 57 Admiral Hon. Sir Tho. Pac rigg, bart. kenham, 3G General Sir Harry Calvert, 5S General Lord Harris. bart, 59 General Sir B. Tarleton 37 Lieutenant General Sir Wil- bart. liam H. Clinton. 60 General Sir George He wet! 3S Lieutenant General Hon. Sir bart. C. Colville. 61 General Sir George Don. 39 Admiral Lord Gambier. 62 General Earl of Ros9lyn. 40 Lieutenant General Sir Jas. 63 General Marquis of Huntly. Kempt. 64 Admiral Sir George Martir 41 Admiral Viscount Exmouth. 65 Vica Admiral Sir T. F 42 Lieutenant General Sir D. Thompson, bart. Ochterlony, bart. 66 Vie* Admiral Sir Harry Neal* 43 General Sir Gordon Drum- bart. mond. 67 Lieutenant General Sir Job] 44 Lieutenant General Sir Geo. Oswald. T. Walker. 68 Admiral Sir Edward Thorn 45 Admiral Sir Cha. Morice Pole, borough. bart. 69 Admiral Sir Eiiab Harvey 46 Vice Admiral Sir George 70 Vice Admiral Sir Will, J Cockburo. Hope. ( 15 5 .*> . Orders of Knighthood Civil Knv?ht° Grand Crosses. 1 Lord Henley. 9 Right Hon. Sir Wm. A’Court, 9 Right Hon. Sir Arthur Paged. hart. 3 Sir George Hilaro Barlow, bt. ] 0 Right Hon. Sir Charles Long. i Viscount Strangford. 1 1 Right Hon. Sir Charles Bagot. 5 Re. Hon. Sir Henry Wellesley. 12 Right Hon. Sir Edward 6 Right. Hon. Sir Charles Stuart. Thornton. 7 Earl of Clancarty. 13 Right Hon. Sir Benjamin 8 llignt Hon Sir Robert Liston. Bloomfield. 1 14 Viscount Granville. Honorary Knights Grand Crosses. 1. the King of Wirtem- Nayler Mar. Herald , Sir George berg. Knt. F. S. A. General His H. Prince Vol- John. 2 BATH King . of Arms, konsky. Palmer Cullum, Esq. 3 General Count Woronzow. Deputy Esq. , James Pulman 4 General Count Zieten. F. S. A, 5 General Baron Frimont. Register and Secretary Lt. Col. 6 M. General Charles Count William Lewis Herries. Alten. Gent. -Usher of the Scarlet Rod, Dean the of Order , Dean of and Brunswick Herald , G. F. Westminster. Beltz, Esq. F. S. A. Genealogist and Blanc Coursier Messenger , Thomas Beckley Gent. Knights Commanders of the Bath. SECOND CLASS. 4 Admiral Sir John Sutton. 5 Admiral Sir Edmund Nagle. Knights Commanders. 6 Admiral Sir Wm. Sidney Smith. ' Admiral Sir James Hawkins 7 Admiral Sir Herbert Sawyer. Whitshed. S Admiral Hon. Sir Robert. 2 Admiral Sir Rich. Bickerton, Stopford. hart. , 9 Lieutenant General Sir Ronald 3 Admiral Sir John Knight. C. Fergusonjj 0 Orders of the .Knighthood. Knights Commanders of the Bath. 20 Lieutenant General Sir Henry 31 Lieutenant General Sir Char- Warde. las Wale. 11 Admiral Sir G. Tvler. 32 Lieutenant General Sir John 12 Vifce Admiral Sir Tho. Wil- O. Vandeleur. Sir liams. 33 Lieutenant General Hon. 13 Lieutenant General Sir Wil- E. Stopford. liam Houstour. 34 Vice Admiral Sir 3enjamin 14 Lieutenant General Hon. W* Hallowell. Lumley. 35 Vice Admiral Lord x\. Beau- 15 Lieutenant General Sir Miles clerk, G. Nicoll Nightingall. 35 Vice Admiral Sir 16 Lieutenant General Sir H. F. Morris. Campbell. 37 Vice Admiral Sir T. Byam 17 Vice Admiral Sir Wm. Har- Martin. Sir . H. good. 38 Lieutenant General W , IS Vice Admiral Sir R. Moor- Pringle. • 39 Vice Admiral Lord Henry < som. 19 Vice Admiral Sir Law; W- Paulett. 40 Vice Admiral Sir Graham • Halsted. , v 20 Vice Admiral Sir Jo«. Sydney Moore. Sir Henry W. Yorke. 41 Vice Admiral 21 Vice Admiral Sir A.K. Legge. Bayntun. Admiral Sir Richard 22 Lieutenant General Sir Alan 42 Vice King, hart. Cameron. . A Sir Richard 23 Lieutenant .General Sir H. 43 Vice Admiral Le«. Fane. • General Sir -c*F. 24 Lieutenant General Sir Gao. 44 Lieutenant Robinson. Anson. Philips General Sir Ed- 25 Vice Admiral Sir F. Laforey, 45 Lieutenant ward Barnes. bar*. Lieutenant General Sir J. 26 Vice Admiral Sir P. Charles 46 Durlidtn. Byng. General Sir Tho- 27 Vice Admiral Sir Israel Pe'l- 47 Lientenaut mas Brisbane. '• lew * rr General Lord R. 28 Lieutenant General Sir H. 48 Lieutenant Somerset. Hell; F. ; Lieutenant General Sir Tho- 29 Lieutenant General Sif Wm. 49 Bradford. A*son. mas Lieutenant General Sir H Lieutenant General Sir Ed- 50 Lambert, ward Howord. , f 17 ) Orders of the, Knighthood . Knights Commanders of the Bath. 51 Lieut. General Sir J. W. 75 Rear Admiral Sir T. M. Har-' Gordon* bt. dy, bt. 52 Lieut. General Sir Manley 76 Captain Sir J. Brenton, bt. Power. r. 7i. 53 Lieut. General Lord Aylmer; 77 Captain Sir M. Seymour, hi 5.4 Vice Admir.ajj Sir William r. n. Hotham. 78 Captain Sir P. V. Broke, bt. 55 Vice Admiral Sir Pulteney r. n. Malcolm. 79 Captain Sir W. Hosts, bt. 56 Vice Admiral Sir John Gore. r. n. 57 Vice Admiral Hon. Sir H. 80 Captain Sir C. Cole, r, n. Hotham. 81 Captain Sir J. A. Gordon, r. n. 5S Vice Admiral Sir Josias Row- 82 Captain Sir T. Staines, r. n . ley bt. S3 Captain Sir E. Tucker, r. n „ 59 Vice Admiral Sir Edward 84 Major General Sir J. Elley. Codrington. ,S5 Major General Sir C, P. Bal- 60 Vice Admiral Sir Charles sam Rowley. 86 Major. General Sir Benjamin 6 1 Major General Sir Colquhoun D’Urhan. ' Grants" 87 Major General, Sir G . Riidouf. ; 62 Major General Sir T. S. Beck- Bingham. with. 85 Major, General The Jsfop. P, •3 Major General Hon. Sir. R. J. Greville. W. 0. Callaghan. 89, Major Genera,! .Sir, Andrew 64 Major General Sir J. Keane. F. Barnard. 65 Major General Sir C. Halkett. 90 Major General Sir John Came- 66 Major General Sir H. £dw. ron. Bunbury. 9J, Major General Sir Charles 67 Major General Sir R. Hussey Pratt. Vivian.’ ' . ^2 Major General Sir Edvv. Bla- 68 Major General Sir Henry keney. J * 1 Torrens. ?.3 Major General Sir John 69 Rear Admiral Sir Geo. Eyre. •M'Lean. 70 Rear Admiral Sir C. Brisbane! 914 Major General Sir, R. D. 71 Rear Admiral Sir John Tal- Jackson. bot. 95 Major General Sir Cqlia Re*r Admiral Sir E. Berry, bt. Campbell. 73 Rear Admiral Sir Edw. Ha- 96 Major General Sir John Col- milton,, bar t. borne. 7 Adm * fMi ‘ral Sir E. W. C. 97 Major General Sir Ar,ch (( 18 )) Orders of the Knighthood. .Knights Comman'lcrs of the Bath. 9S Major General Sir Thos. 124 Lieut. Colomel Sir E. K. Arbuthnot. Williams. 99. Major General Hon. H. F. 125 Lieut C 1 >nel Sir F. Stovirf. Bouverie. 126 Lieut, Colonel Sir J. Carn- 100 Colonel Sir W. Williams. cross. 101 Colonel Sir A. Leith. 127 Lieut. Colonel Sir R. Gar- 102 Colonel Hon. Sir R. L. Dun- diner. das. 128 Lieut. General Sir Moorfe 103 Colonel Sir P. Arbuthnot. Disney. 104 Colonel Sir C. Sutton. 129 Lieut. General Sir William 105 Colonel Sir J. Douglas. Inglis. 106 Colonel Sir H. Hardinge. 130 Major General Sir James 107 Lieut. Colonel Sir G. H. F. Lyon. Berkeley. 131 Admiral Sir Davidge Gould. 10S Lieut. Colonel Sir J. Dickson. 132 Lieut. General Sir George 119 Lieut Colonel Sir J. M. Cooke, Doyle. 133 Major General Sir P. Mait- 110 Lieut. Colonel Sir T. Noel land. Hilt 134 Major General Sir Fredrick 111 Lieutenant Colonel Sir C. Adam. Brooke Vere. 135 Vice Admiral Sir C. V. 112 Major General Lord Fitzroy Penrose. Somerset. 136 Major General Sir Hudson 113 Lieut. Colonel Sir J. Wilson. Lowe. 114 Lieut. Colonel Sir A. J. 137 Vice Admiral Sir Davie Dickon. Milne. 115 Lieut. Colonel Sir John May. 138 Lieut. General Sir A. Camp- 116 Lieut. Colonel Sir George .bell, bart. Seovell. 139 Lieut. General Sir R 117 Lieut. Colonel Sir William, M’Farlane. Goram 140 Lieut. General Sir R. S 118 Lieut. Colonel Sir Ulysses, Donkin. Burgh. 141 Admiral Sir Manley Dix .119 Lieut. Colonel Sir R. Wil- on. liams. 142 Vice Admiral Hon. Sir H 120 Lieut. Colonel Sir J, Malcolm. Blackwood, bt. 121 Lieut. Colonel Sir James A. 143 Vice Admiral Sir J. P Hope. Beresford, bt. 122 Lieut. Colonel Sir A. Frazer. 144 Lieut. General Sir Hy. T .J23 Lieut-.' Colonel Sir Hew. D. Montressor. Ross. 145 Admiral Sir Hy. Trollop*. ( 19 ) Orders of Knighthood. Knights Commanders of the Bath. 146 Admiral Sir John Wells. 9 Major General Sir Thomas 147 Ad Sir Henry Nicholls. Munro. 14S Rear Admiral Sir Robert 10 Major General Sir John Dove- Barlow. . ton. 149 C urtain- Hon, Sir George 11 Major General Sir Thomas Grey, bt. r. n. Browne. 150 Lieut General Sir William Keir-Gratifcn. Honorary Knights Commanders. 151 Major General Sir James Campbell. 1 Lieut. General Charles Baron 152 General Sir Lionel Major 4 Linsengen. Smith. 2 Lieet. General Count Wal- 153 Major General Sir The op. moden. Pritzler 3 Lieut. General Count Nugent, 54 Vice Admiral Sir William 4 Major Gen. Sigismund Baron Fahie. Low. 5 Lieut Gen. Henry deHinuber. 6 Major General Wilhelm de Of the East-India Service. Dorn berg. 7 Lieut. Colonel F. A. de Hertz- 1 Lieut. Gen. Sir Robert Blair. berg. 2 Lieut. General Sir Hector 8 Lieut. Colonel Julius Hart- Maclean. mann. 3 Major General Sir Thomas 9 Major Gen. Baron de Muffling. Dailas. 10 Lieut. General Don Miguel 4 Major General Sir Gab. Mar- Alava. tindel. 11 Vice Admiral Barcn Van de 5 Major General Sir George S. Capellen. Browne. 12 General Baron Vincent. 6 Colonel Sir Robert Barclay. 13 General Pozzo di Borgo, 7 Lieut. Gen. Sir Richard Jones. 14 General de Reede. 8 Lieut. General Sir Dyson 15 Lieut. General Lamotte. Marshall. Officers of Arms Attendant upon the Knights~ Commanders and Companions. Sir GEORGE NALYER, Knt. Secretary to the Second and 7hird Classes. WILLIAM WOODS, Erq. Heralds College. r ( -0 ) Orders *f Knighthood- COMPANIONS'* Wm. C. Eustace Edw. Copeon j jF?«ar Admirals. ! Greenock Sir Alex. Btyce C. M L<1. Neil MeKcllar W. T. Lake J: P. Coffin Henry Digby Sir N* Campbell, kt. George Quinton Charles Skins Royal George Mackie Captains in the Navy. Sir .)* Wilson, kt. Travers Colonels. Robert Sir S, F* Whitting- • Prow«e ham, kt. William Sir J. Athol Wood, k Hamlet Wade V. Woodford Ponsonby Thomas Harvey James Watson Hon. C. F. i R. Hussey Moubray Lemoine J. Ld. Bitrgherst John Bligh J. C. Smyth John R. Bourke | Thomas Baker Ld. Cha. *S. Manners j J. T. F- Ld. Muskerrj Cuming Sir It. C. Hill, kt. William jHooble K* Brand Walker J. Buchan Jaines J. S. Barnes Maeleod George Scott Hon* Wro. G. Harris Norman Murray John Tremayne Rode Sir H. Douglas, Bt. J. P. Viney G. Eden Hornond G. D: Robertson James John Bromhead Volant Vashon Bollari John Nugent Bladen Cape Sir Hugh Gough, kt. Hon. T. €* Turner Lucius Hafdyman Upton ,1a. Macdoneil Konble A. P.' Edward Bruce Hepburn Lorenzo Moore Francis Francis W. Autin Henry Askew A. Pilkington ) ( Patric Campbell Wm. Stewart John Gardiner Middlemore Edward Rothcram Honblfe Win- Stuart G. John E. Dunkin George Wolfe Jasper Nieolls Mundy Jos. W. Morrison George John Ro k s ' George Saver H. King Jas. W. Sleigh Honble F. L. Maitland Hon. A. Abercromby W. G. Daw Sir J. Brisbane, kt. Wm. Thornton C. W. Maxwell Ashworth H< n G. H. L. Dund Sir G Adam Wood, kt. C. 1 Wiliiam Parker K. Wyatt Arch. Campbell Will mm J. W. Loring • John Fred. Browm Hen. Tolly Warren Amos Godsil Robt. Samuel J. Macdonald Bid Norcott Charles en N. Blakwell Byron Charles Bruce Richard D. Stewart Tobin I Georg J. F. Fitzgerald William Johnston W. Purrey Alexander McLeod 1 Wm. H Pat. Doherty Jaines Erskine Johu Hates .Lewis DaVies Clifton 1 Joseph Stratton Arthur B. ( 21 ) Orders of Knighthood. -oo Companions of the Bath. Thomas Ball Sullivan Samuel Prm Thomas Ushw Pechell Thomas Alexander lobe it Barrie Samuel J. Nicholas Lockyer Charles B. H. Rose Hon. F. B. R. Pellew Rowland Money Wilson Rathburne Francis A. Collier Henry Montresor Sir M. Maxwell, knt. Charles Gill Henry Lorrain Baker Ohs. M. Schomberg Francis Newcombe Robert Ramsay Tatues Hillyar William Godfrey D, E. Bartholomew Right lion. Lord W, Charles Napier Roberts Fitzroy William Mounsey Samuel. John To up Nicholas Right Hon. Lord G. Thomas Forrest Lawrence Stuart Henry W. Pearse John Alexander Dobbs Joseph Noursc Phipps Hornby William Ferris W'lliam Paterson Lieutenant-Colonel;-,. Charles Richardson Henry Prescott Richard Budd Vincent Nesbet J. Willoughby Arthur Farquhar William Elliott William Fenwick Hon. F. W. Alynaer John Coode L. Baron Bussehe •John Piliold Jeremiah Coghlan C. de Jonquieree Peter Rainer Edward L. Crofton J. Baron Bulow Hon. Henry Duncan Thomas Fellowes Rud. Borleeker John Hancock John Duff Maryland Francis Brooke Alexander R. Kerr Gawen W. Hamilton Hon.. E. Acheson Donald McLeod J. Pattison Stewart John R/Oss Edmund Hey wood Richard Spencer Ld. R. Manners Francis Mason Booty Harvey Hon. A. Arbuthnet Philip Carteret A. W. J. Clifford Guy G. 0. L' Estrange Sir Lucius Curtis, bt. John W. Andrew T ho. Pearson William F. Wise A. R. Sharpe D. Little Gilmour George r. Seymour James Black Wm. Woodgate Hon. A. Maitland J. Needham Taylor Sir G. B, B. Way, knt. Hon. G. G. Vvalde- J. Fordyee Maples J. Waters Grave Robert Bloye W. Macbean Hon. G. Cr.dogan John Smith Sir W. P. Carroll, kt, E. H. Chamberlain W. Fairbrollier Carrol Sir P. K. Roche, kt. Edmund Palmer W. Howe Mute aster Sir Geo. Elder, kt. W. A. Montagu Colin McDonald C. C. Patricksoa Edward Chethain J. J. Gordon Bremer Alexander Id amiiton John Phiiimore George B. Trollepe John M. Bamertos Samuel Jackson John Hamer Henry Thornton George Hun is Edward Plin John* flicks Tho mas Searlc Fairfax Moresby Colin J. Milner, Henry Hope John Marshall J. M. Noe tu ( 22 ) Orders of Knighthood. oo- Campanians of the Bath Patrick Lindsay Tho. Dulmer R. G. Hare C-ha. Napier Gust. Brown Sir C. F. Smith, kL Octav. Carey Colin Campbell J. H. E. Hill Mich M’Creagh Leonard Greenwell Charles Ellicombe George Holmes Ch de Saluberry Henry Goldfinch H. F. Cook Robert Henry Dick J. W. Smith John R. Ward Thomas Evans W. K. Elphinstoae John Mansel R. Church William Mein Christopher Hamilton Neil Douglas Miller Clifford Edward Miles Tho. Downman William Cross Fran. M. Miller A. Maclaine Samuel Bice H. Halkert s James Hay Richard Duckner Adol. Baron Beck Robert Oswald Win. F. P. Napier George Js. Reeves G. J. Rokarts M. Lindsay Honble H. M urray Frederick de Wissell George Fead E. J. M ac G. Murray Win. Baron Linsingen L. C Dalrymple Edward Gibbs G. O'Malley Chr. Gold Russell Manners Cha. P.enderlealh Doug. Mercer Fra. Battersby F. S. Tidy Charles Dashwood Geo. Tho. Napier E. O. Kara Lord Saltoun D. D. Barclay James Ogilvie Tho. Kenah Henry W. Rooke Isaac B. Clarke A. Macdonald John Piper George Taylor Aug. de Wissell Raymond Pelly C A.. Bigoureux G. Macdoneli S. R. Chapman B. O'Toole John Galiffe John P. Hunt F. Hart wig Win. Cowell John Rudd Daniel Dobgin W. L. Herford Hon H. R. Pakenham Henry Worsley George Muftlebury Charles Rowan Sir D. St. Leger Hill .1. Freemautle Matthew Shawe kt. John Win. Beattr Alexander Cameron Mar. of Twecdale John Bell Alexander Tulloh John P. Hawkins S. B. Achmuty Harcourt F. Holcombe J. G. Woodford Tho. W. Brothertou. J. F. Burgoyne Sir II. Elphiustone, bt. Tho. Lightfoot John T. Jones R. M Donall R. B. Marpherson T. K. Burke Henry John S lapland Boyse J. B. H arrison W. Grore White George Wilkins Charles Cother Richard Arinstiong C. P. do Bosset John Harvey Andrew Brown M. W. Bailey Frederick Newman Sir G. Campbell, bt. F. S. Miller , ( 23 ) Orders of Knighthood. i Companions of the Bath. K. Jones John Hare G. H. Zublacke Philip Dorville G. Baring Sam. Mitchell Sir H. Pyn, knt. Jona. Leach Henry Thomas Arch. Money John B. Parker Percy Drummond R. Torrens George D. Wilson Robert Brice Fearon j. Colquitt G. Miller \ lohn F. Ewart Cha. Beckwith Majcrs. L D. Faunce J. Fullarton f . S. Williamson John Campbell Thomas H. Dawes Stephen G. Adye W. Campbell Rob. Macdonald ^eter Fyers C. Petersdorff George Lewis Vm. Perceval John Tho. Keyt T. Bell ion. E. P. Eug-on A. Sympher R- Macdonald fames Hawker Cha. E. Radclyffe Sir Vic. Von Arents- lonble H. Percy Fielding Browne schildt, knt. •\ Reh. L. Arguimban John Gomershall 'red, Luthermann Hon. G. Smith Sir G. Cha. Hoste, kt, fans. Baron Bossche W. Steveley 7’homas Rogers V. Robertson Alex. C. Wylly Thomas Adair Baron Gruben Hon. Leicest. Stanhope F. L. Breymana. r. Kranchenberg C- Aly John Jessop )aws. Kelly Leslie Walker H, Kuhlmatin tobt. Bull Sir Tho. Reade, kt. Robert Douglas Edward Cheney Honble G. L, Dawson Stewart Maxwell l. LlewIIyn Wrn- G osset W. Robinson )on, Macdonald Alex. Anderson as. Paul Bridges John Rolt Commnder Royal <• Muller Wm. Robinson Navy. eo. H, Murray Geo. Macleod . M. Cutcliffe James Hughes Thimethy Scriven ’• A. Luntour Geo. Maray .. Baron Reizenstein K. Snodgrass Officers of Arms Attendant upon the Knighs-Com - manders and Companions , Sir GEORGE NAYLER, Knt. Secretary to the second and third Class, william woods, e 3 ^ ( *4 ) PRIVY COPYClL. Honorable Privy Council Lords of His Majesty's .Most Lord President—^arl of Harrowby. Winchelsea, x. g. His R. K. the Duke of York. Earl of Duke of Clarence Earl of Carlisle. Earl of Shaftesbury. „ , —Duke of Cum- berland. Earl of Lauderdale. Duke of Sussex Earl of Elgin. Aberdeen. —Duke of Cam- Earl of bridge Earl of Tankerville. Macclesfield. — -Duke of Glouces- Earl of Harrington. ter Earl of of Earl Fitzwillam. . . -prince Leopold £. g. Saxe Coburg. Earl of Hardwicke, Earl Spencer, k. g. Archbishop of Canterbury. Earl of Chatham, x. g. Earl Eldon. Earl Bathurst, x. g. Archbishop of V ork. Earl of Clarendon. Earl of Westmorland, x. g. Earl Talbot. Duke of Montrose, x, g. Earl Grosvenor. Duke of Bedford, Earl of Mount Edgeeumbe. Duke of Hamilton. Earl of Carry sfort, x. p- Duke of Athcil, x. t. Earl of Liverpool, X. g. Duke of Dorset. Earl of Roden. Duke of Northumberland. Earl of Court own. Duke of Wellington, x. g. Earl of Chichester. Duke of Buckingham. Earl of Clanearty. Marquis Conyngham. Earl of Powis. Marquis of Winchester. Earl Grey. Marquis of L an s cl own. 'Earl of Mulgrave. Marquis of Stafford, x. g. Earl Cathcart, x. t. of Hertford, x* g. Marquis Strangford o. c. b. x. g.' Viscount Marquis Wellesley , Viscount Palmerston. Marquis Camden, x, g. Viscount Melville. Marquis Cholmondeley. Viscount Sidmouth. Marquis of Londonderry. Viscount Granvibe. Marquis of Hastings, x, G, Viscount Bercs!ord, Marquis of Graham. Lord Charles Henry Somerset. Earl of Derby. Lord Robert Spencer. Earl of Pembroke, x. g. ( 25 ) PRIVY COUNCIL. Ri.q-ht Hon. George Canning. Lord Charles Cavendish Een- —_ William Bundas. tinck. Ch». Philip Yorke. Lord Binning. -Sir Wm. Grant, Lord Burghersh. Lord John Townsend. knt. Wallace. Lord George Thynne. -Thomas Lord John Thynne. -Charles Bathurst. Lord George Thomas Beres- -William Wickham. Tierney. ford. -George Lord Bishop of London, -Wm. Drummond. Lord Holland. -Chas. Arbuthnot Lord Carteret. -J. Hookham Frere. Lord Amherst. -Regd. Pole Carew. Lord Grenville. -John Sulivan. Lord Gwydyr. -Sir John Newport, Lord Glastonbury. bt. Lord Arden. -Richard Ryder. Lord St. Helens. -Sir John NichoU, Lord Teignmouth. kt. Lord Henley, g. c. b. -Sir John Sinclair, Lord Redesdale. bt. Lord Manners. -Sir Robert Liston, Lord Colchester. G. C. B. Lord Maryborough. -Fred. John Robin- Lord Oriel. son. Lord Stowell, -Robert Peel. Lord Bexley. -Hugh Elliott. Lord Gifford. -William Hnskisson. Lord Bloomfield. -William Sturge# Lord Sir Charles Long. Bourne. Lord William Vesy Fitz- -Sir Charles Stuart. gerald. G. C. B. Right Hon. Charles M. Sutton. -William Adaih. Sir A. Paget, g. -Sir Charles Bagot. c. B. -Sir Edward 'Thorn- —S'ir Henry Welles- ton. ley, G. C. B. -Sir Henry Russell, —Henry Pierrepont. bt.. Sir A. Macdonald, Sir George Fit*- bt. gerald Hill bt. — — ' Thomas Grenville, John Beckett. ( 2S ) PRIVY COUNCIL. Right Hon. Sir John Leach, kt. Right Hon. Chas. Watkin Wil- Sir VVm. A’Court, liam Wynn. bt. Wm. Henry Free- Sir George Henry mantle. Rose, knt. —Augts. John Fos- Sir Charles Ab- ter. bott, kt. Frederick James Sir Robert Dallas, Lamb. kt. Sir George War- Charles Grant. render, bt. Sir Samuel Shep- Charles Hope. herd, kt. Sir William Alex- David Boyle. ander, knt. William Noel Hill. Sir William Dra- Stratford Canning. per Best, knt. Sir Gore Ouseley Charles Vaughan. bt. Hv. Watkin Vv il- Henry Goulburn. liams Wynn. Officers oe the Council. Clerks in Ordinary. For receiving the Clergy Re- turns. James Buller Esq. The Rev. Dr. Thomas B. C. Cavendish F'ulk Greville, Clarke. Esq. Keepers of the Council Cham- Under Clerks. ber. Wm. Flint, John Baker, Gents. Neale, John Litchfield, Wm. Ozias Messengers , Js. Wm. Humphry, John Barret Len- Seville. inard, Peter Henry Valle Office-Keeper Robert l ike. Mary Dal- Henry Gaitskell,— William Necessary-woman , Otto Patch, Esqrs. ton. THE HOUSE op PEERS. The Scotch Peers take Precedence of English Peers of the same Rank created since the in 176? ; the Irish Peers take, in lit. e manner. Precedence of ifritish Peers of the same Hank created since the Union in ISO 1 ; And Irish Peers created since the Union rank according to the Dates of iheir Patents among the Peers of the United Kingdom. S ce aker. The Lord High Chancellor. Deputy Speaker, Lord Gifford. Peers of the Blood Royal. 784. Nov. 27, Prince Frederick, Duke of York and Albany, Earl of Ulster in Ireland, Bishop of Osnabur^h, a Field Marshal Com- mander in Chief of ail the Land Forces, Colonel of the First Regiment of Foot Guards, Co!. -in chief .of the 30th Regiment of Infantry, .Officiating. Grand Master of the Order of the Bath, High Steward of new Windsor, and Warden and Keeper of New Forest, Hampshire, K. G., K. S. E., B. E., R... E., JML T., & C. S., D. C. L„ & F. R. S. w. I 79S. May 15, Prince William Henry, Duke of Clarence and St. Andrews, Earl ol Munster in Ireland ; Admiral of the Fleet, and General of Marines ; Ranger of Bushy-Park, K. G., K. T., K. S. E., D. C. L., & F. S. A. m. 7S9. April 23, Prince Ernest Augustus, Duke of Cumberland and Tiviotdale, Earl of Armagh in Ireland, a Field-Marshal President of the Board of General Officers and of the Royal Naval Asyluin, Colonel of the 15th Regt. of Dragoons, and Chancellor ot the University of Dublin, K. G. K., D. C. L., '& F. S. A. m. SOI. Nov. Prince Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex, Earl of Inverness, Baron ot Arklow, President of the' Society of Arts; ' and Colonel of the Hon. Artillery Company, K. G., D. C. L. b. SOI. A; 07'. 27, Prince Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Cambridge, Earl ot Tipperary, and Baron of Culloden, Governor-General of Ha-, nover, a I ield-Marshal, and Colonel ot the Coldstream Re^F went of Foot Guards, IC. G., K. B. E. m. Rrince William Frederick, Duke of Gloucester and Edinburgh, Earl of Connaught in Ireland, a Field- Marshal, Co- one ot the Sd Regt. ot Foot Guards, Chancellor of the University ot V^ehndgc, Ranger of Bagshot park and Walk,, and Lord ]1 h Steward of the City of Gloucester, Ii. F, II. S. C. h., £ g, C. D. ~ *c f. a. A, m, < 28 ) HOUSE 0* PEERS—Dun*.. \ Dunne, (19.) Edward Howard, Duke of KiCH. IIT. 1483. June 28, Bernard Hereditary Earl Marshal Norfolk, Earl of Surry and Arundel, S.fc S. A. m. of England, Priemier IPeer and Earl, F. R. honour, * * His Grace enjoys the Earldom of Arundel, as a feudal any other by inheritance and possession of the castle, without creation.. Duke of Se. Edw, IV. 1546. Feb. 16. Edward Adolphus Seymour, m, inerset. Lord Seymour, D. C. L. F. R. & A. S. Lennox, Duke of Richmond, Earl C»U. II. 1675. Aug. 9.- Charles Array, Colonel of the of March, a Lieutenant Colonel in the Chichester, (Duke of Sussex militia, and‘ High Steward: of m. Lennox in Scotland, and D’ Aubigny in France) of Grafton, Earl of Sent. 11. Genrge Henry Fitzroy, Duke 1675 Northamton- Euston, hereditary Ranger of Whittlebury-Forest, and Custos Rotulorum of shire, Lord Lieutenant, Vice- Admiral Museum, and Recorder of Suffolk, a Trustee of the Hunterian Thetford,. w .. Duke of Beaufort, Marquis 1682. Dec. 2. Henry Charles Somerset, Rotulorum, of the of Worcester,* Lord Lieutenant and Custos Castle, and Monmouthshire Militia, Constable of St Brevel's L. m. Warden of the Forest of Dean, K. G. and D. C. Beauclerck, Duke of St. Al- 1663. Jan. 10. William Aubrey de Vere and Hereditary ban's Earl of Burford, Registrer of Chancery, Grand Falconer of England, b.. William ' Frederick Osborne, Duke Will. III. 1694. May 4. George Lord-Lieutenant of the North of Leeds, Marquess of Caermarthen, illy Ran- i of Sc Riding of Yorkshire, Governor of the Islands Middleham-Castle, (V. ger of Richmond Forest and Constable of Dunblane in Scotland,) m. Bedford, Marquis of Tavistock, 1694. May 11. John Russel, Duke of Recorder of Bedford, F. S. A. m. Cavendish Duke of Devonshire, 1694 May 12. William Spencer f andana Custos Rot. el Marquess of Harrington, LLord-Lieutenantord-Lieutenant v. I*. Derbyshire, and High Steward ot Derby* D. ( 29 ) HOUSE op PEERS— Dirtcst. AKNft 1702 Dec. 14. George Spencer Churchill, Duke of Marlborough, Marquess of Blandford, High Steward of Oxford and Woodstock, F. S. A. m. 1703. March 10. John Henry Manners, Duke of Rutland. JMarquess of Granby, Recorder of Cambridge, Grantham, and Scarborough, Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of Leicestershire, Colonel of the Leicestershire militia and a Trustee of the British Museum, K. G, ro. 1711. Sept. 10. Alexander Hamilton, Duke of Brandon, Lord Dutton, Keeper of Holyrood-House (Duke of Hamilton and Premier Peer in Scotland, and Duke of Chatelherault in France.) Lord Lieu- tenant of Lanarkshire, and Colonel of the Lanarkshire militia, F. R. S. & S. A. m. {jeojigb I. 1716. July 6. William Henry Cavendish Scott Bentinck, Duke of Portland, Marquess of Titchfield, a Family-Trustee of the British Museum, and Lord Lieutenant of Middlesex, D. C. L. m. 1719. April 30. William Montague, Duke of Manchester, V. Mande- ville, Captain General and Governor, of Jamaica, Lord-Lieut. and Custos Rot. of Huntingdonshire, m. 1720. June 13. Charles Sackville Germain, Duke of Dorset, Earl of Middlesex, Master of the Horse to the King, b. Geo. II. 1756. Nov. 13. Henry Pelham Fiennes-Pelham-Clinton, Duke of Newcastle, Earl of Lincoln, Lord-Lieut. and Cust. Rot. of Nottinghamshire, Cust. Rot. of Newark, Steward of the Forest of Sherwood, and High Steward of Retford, K. G. to. Geo. III. 1766. Oct. 22. Hugh Percy, Duke of Northumberland, Earl of Percy, Lord-Lieutenant and Vice Admiral of Northumberland and Newcastle upon-Tyne, Constable of Launceston Castle, and High Steward of Launceston, K. G, F. A. S. m. Rbgenct 1814. May 3. Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Welling!on Marquess of Douro, a Field-Marshal, Master General of the Ordnance, Co- mnel of the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, and of the Rifle Brigade, Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire, and Governor of Ply- mouth, a Field Marshal of Austria, Russia, Prussia, and France, (Prince of Waterloo, and a Field Marshal in the Netherlands, Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo, Grandee of the Highest Class, and a Captain General in Spain, Duke of Vittoria and Marshal General ort, al > K * K. A., B. E„ K ^ 5 C. S, E., F. M., G. F„ M. J., M. T. S., St. E., St, G., T, S. & W.-D. C. L. w . ^an ' Richard Grenville Chandos Temple, Duke of hai"’ *nd Chandos Pmo* « ’ Marquess of Chandos Lord Lieut, and e count in 1C G I °J o / (Earl Nugent Ireland,) m. mu,iky, K S. A. m. — ( 30 ) HOUSE of PEERS Marquises* MARQUISES. (17) Edw. VI. 1515. Oct. 12. Charles Ingoldsby Paulct, Marquess of Win* Chester. Earl of Wiltshire ; Premier Marquess of England ; Groom of the Stole to the King. m. Geo. III. 1784, Nov. 80. Henry Petty, Marquess of Lansdowne, Earl of Wycombe, (Earl of Kerry and Shelburne in Ireland,) F. R. S. m. 1786. I'eb. 28, George Granville Leveson Gower, Marquess of. Stafford, Earl Gower, Lord Lieuten ant of Sutherlandshire, and Custos Ro- tulorum, of Staffordshire, K. G. m. 1787. Oct. 27. George Townshend, Marquess Townshend, Earl of Lei- cester, High Steward of Tamworth, m 1789. Aug. 18. James Brownlow William Cecil, Marquess of Salisbury, V. Cranbofn, a Commissioner for the Affairs of India, High Ste- ward of Hertford, and Colonel of the Hertfordshire Militia, D. C. L. F. R. S. & S. A. m. ‘1789. Aug. IS. Thomas Thynne, Marquess of Bath, V. Weymouth, Lord Lieutenant and Cust. Rot. of Somersetshire, K. C., D. C. L. & F. S. A. m. 1790. Oct. 2. John James Hamilton, Marquess of Abercorn, Vis. Ha- milton, (Earl Abercorn, in Scotland, and Viscount Strabane in Ireland, b. 1793. June 29. Francis Charles Seymore Conway, Marquess of Hert- ford, Earl of Yarmouth, Custos Rotulorum of Antrim, Warden of the Stannaries and Recorder of Coventry and Lodinyn, Lord Con* way and Killulta, in Ireland, K. G. m. 179 3. March 11. John Crichton Stuart, Marquess of Bute, Earl of Windsor, Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of the County of Glamorgan, and Lord Lieutenant of Buteshire, Recorder of Banbury, Hereditary Coroner of the Island of Bute and Keeper of Rothsay-Castie. (Earl of Dumfries and Bute in Scotland) in. .M l . 1501. "Feb. 4. Brownlow Cecil, Marquess of Exeter, Load Burghlcy joint hereditary grand Almoner to the King in Fee, Recorder of ' the Bor ugh of Stamford, m, ( 31 •) HOUSE OF PEERS.—Marquises. Regency. 1S12. Jug. 15. Charles Compton, Marquess of Northampton, Earl Compton, Lord Lieut, and Oust. Rot. of Northamptonshire* Recorder of Northampton, F. S. A. & M, A. m. 1812, Jug- 15. John Jeffries Pratt, Marquess Camden, Earl of Breck- nock, one of the Tellers of the Exchequer, a Governor of the Charter-House, an Elder Brother of the Trinity-House, Lord Lieut. Vice Admiral, and Oust.. Rot. of Kent arid, the City of Canterbury, and Recorder of Bath, K. G. F. S. A. & M. A. m. • * • * t ,S15. June 23, Henry. William Paget, Marquess of Anglesey, Earl of Uxbridge, a General, and Colonel of the 7th Regiment of Dra- goons, Chamberlain and Chancellor of North Wales, Lord Lieute- nant, Oust. Rotulormn, and Vice Admiral of the County of Ang- lesey, and Ranger of Snowdon Forest, K. G. K;U.* H.‘ M. T & G. S. m. 815, Sept. 30, George James Cholrnondeley, Marquess of Choimon- deley, Earl of lloeksavage; -Chamberlain, of Chester, (V. Cholmon- deley in Ireland,) K. G. & K. G. H. m. ' • ’y ‘ < • .* •; - i Vi |1 ’y , . fC’C.c I ; ty S16. Dee. 7. Francis Rawdon Hastings, Marquess of Hastings, Earl of IUwden a General, Governor of Malta,. Constable , and- Chief Governor of the Tower of London, Lord Lieut, and Cust. Rot. ol the Ton erdi visions, CoJ. or the 27th Regiment, and a Gover- 0r he ^artcr-House, (Earl of Moira in Ireland.) - ^ TT° r T) K. G. K. G. H. F. R, R. F. S. A. & M. R. I. A. e°. IV. 1821. Charles 9, Bruce Brndencll Bruce, Marquess of Ailesbury, Earl Bruce, Colonei of the Wiltshire Militia, K. T. m. 526. June 13. Frederick Harvey, Marquess of Bristol Earl Jermvn erth n e C°“?‘y of Suffolk, hereditary Steward ^„liurv A ‘i of l°«St. Edmuna’s, F. R. S, m. qa tv I ( 32 ) HOUSE OP PEERS.—Eakli. Earl*. (103.) Hen. VI. 1442. May 20, Charles Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbery, Lori Talbot, F. S. A. (Earl of Waterford and Wexford in Ire!and.( ». Hen. VII. 1485. Oct. 27. Edward Smith Stanley, E. of Derby, Lord Stanley# Lord-Lieut. and Cust. Rot. of Lancashire, M. A. m. Hen. VIIT, 1529. Dec, 8. Hans Francis Hastings, E. of Hunting- don Lord Hastings, a Captain in the Navy, m. Edw. VI. 1551. Oct. 11. G?orge Augustus Herbert, E. of Pembroke and Montgomery, Lord Herbert, Lord-Lieut. and Cust. Rot. oi Wilts, High Steward of Salisbury, Governor of Guernsey, a Ge- neral, Colonel of the 6th Regiment of Dragoons and Hereditary Visitor of Jesus-College, Oxford, K. G. m. JAM. I. 1603. July 21. Thomas Howard, B. of Suffolk and Berk. shire, V, Andover, F. S. A. m. \ Egerton, E. of Bridgewater, V. Brack- 1617 . May 97 . Francis Henry ley, in Holy Orders, a prebendary of Durham, t. R. & A. S. 6, 1622. Sept. 14. Basil Percy Fielding, E. of Denbigh, V. Fielding (E. of Desmond in Ireland, and a Count in Germany,) m. 1624- May 21. John Fane. E. of Westmorland, Lord Burghersh, Lord Privy- Seal, an official Trustee of the British Museum, amd Recorder of Liine-Regis, K. G. m. Lord Cha. I. 1626. Nov. 8. Albemarle Bertie, Earl of Lindsey, Bertie, 6. 1628. March 26. George Harry Grey, E. of Stamford & Warrington, Lord Grey of Groby, Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorua of Cheshire, m. V, 1628. July 12. George Finch, E. of Winchelsea and Nottingham, Maidstone, Lord of the Royal Manor of Wye, and L^rd Lieut, and Custos Rotulorum of Rutlandshire, K. G. F, R. & A. S. 6 . Chesterfield, 1629. Jug. 4. George Augustus Frederick Stanhope, E. of Lord Stanhope, b. , ( ; 33 ) HOUSE OP PEERS.^Eaw,** of 16SS. Aug. 5. Charles Tufton, E. Thanet, Lord Tufton. Here- ditary Sherif of Westmorland, w. uH*. II. 1660. July George John Montague, E. of Sandwich, V. Hiachinbroolr, b. 1561. April SO. George Capel-Coningsby, E. of Essex, V. Malden Recorder and High-Steward of Leominster, F. S. A. & D. C. L. m. 461. April 90. Robert Brudenell, E, of Cardigan, L, Brudenell, m. 65d. April. 20. Frederick Howard, E. of Carlisle, V. Morpeth, Lord Lieu- tenant of the East Riding of Yorkshire, m. [668. Feb. 15. Walter Francis Scott, E. of Doncaster, Lord Tynedale, (Duke of Buccleugh in Scotland.) b, 1672. April 23. Cropler Ashley Cooper, E. of Shaftesbury, Lord Ashley, Chairman of the Committees in the Home of Lords, m 679. Sept. 11. Thomas Moreton Fitzhardinge Berkeley, Earl of Ber- keley, Viscount Dorsley, b. 682. Nov. 30. Montague Bertie, E. of Abingdon, Ld. Norrey*, High Steward of Abingdon, D. C. L. m. 682. Dec. 6. Other Archer Windsor, E. of Plymouth Lord Windsor, m. Vill. III. 1690. April 15. Richard Lumley- Saunderson, E. of Scar* borough, V. Lumley, (V. Lumley in Ireland. »». 695. May. 10. William Henry Nassau de Zulestein, E. of RochfordL V. Tunbridge, b. 595. Feb. 10. William Charles Keppel, E. of Albemarle, V. Bury, 697. April 26. George William Coventry, E. of Coventry, V. Deer- hurst, Lord Lieut, and Oust. Rot. of Worcestershire, Recorder of Worcester, and High Steward of Tewkesbury, m. 697. Sept. 24. George Villiers, E. of Jersey, V. Villier* (Viscount; uraudnon in Ireland.) m. ^nnb. 1706. Dec. 29. John Poulett, E. Poulett, V. Hinton, Colonel, of the Somersetshire Militia, m. War^ Oxford, ^^Lwd^HarIe^^ and Earl Mortimer, 1711. Sept. 3, Robert Shirley, E. Ferrer*, V. Tamirorth, F. S. A. m- , ' ((?* )) TTOUSE OF PEERS.— Earls. * r 1711. Sept. 5. William Lcgge, EftVl of Dartmouth, V. Lewisham; R. . R. & A. S. (^oloucl of fch.c Staffordshire Militia,. w. - - ' ’ ' * *4 * - . 1 * » Geo. I 1714. Oct. 15. Charles Augustus Bcnnct, E. of Tankerville. Lord Ossulston, m. 1714. Oct. 15. Heneage Finch, E. of Aylcsford, Lord Gueru cy, F. A. S. m. 1718. March IS. Peter-Leopold-Louis-Francis Cowper, E. Cowper, V. <- Fordwich, F, R. S. (a. Count iu Germany.) m. 171S . April 7. Philip Henry. Stanhope, E. Stanhope,- V. Mahon, Keeper of the Records in Riraii ogham-Tower, Dublin, w. ‘ r‘ ~ 1719. May 4. Phiiip Sherard, E. of Harborough, Lord Sherard, (Lord Sherard in Ireland.) b. 1721. Nov. 15. George Parker, E. of Macclesfield, V. Barker, Lord Lieut, and Gustos Rotoloruiu, of Oxfordshire, High Steward of Henlev, in that County, Captain of the Yeonren of the Guard, D. C.‘ L. & F. R. S. 'w. 1721. Dec. 2.3. George Fenner, E. of Pomfret, Lord Le •minster, D. C. L. m. 1722. May 23. James Graham, E. Graham, Lord Bclford, Lord Cham- berlain of the Household, Lord Justice-General of Scotland, L rd Lieutenant of Stirlingshire, and Dumbartonshire, ' Chancellor of University, Glasgow and an extraordinary Director of the . Bank of Scotland, (Duke of Montrose in Scotland,) K. G. & D.’C. L. ?:?. Geo. II. 1729. Sept. IS. John James, Waldegrave, E. Waldegrave, V. Chewton, a Lieutenant Colonel, to. 1730. May 24. George Ashhurnham, E. of Ashburnham, Y. St. Asaph, F. A. IS . m. - .V 1741. Feb. 0. Charles Stanhope, E. of Harrington, V. Petersham, Captain, Governor, and Constable, of Windsor Castle, a Gen. in the Army, and Col. of the 1st Jtegt, of Life-Guards, F. S. A. m. vLl t-r -if '.>? V ;V.M h'3 hBailiff of Earley in the New Forest, mi. V ( 35 ) HOUSE OF PEERS.— Eari.s. Richard Greville, E. 1 746 . July 7. Henry Brooke and E. of Warwick, Lord Brooke, Lord Lieutenant, of Warwickshire, and Colonel of the Warwickshire Miiitia, m. 1746. Aug. 20. George Robert Hampden, E. of Buckinghamshire, Lord Hobart, in. 1747. Sept 6. William Wentworth Fitzwilliarn, E. Fitzvrilliam, V. Milton, High Steward of Hull, Cust. Rot. of the Soke of Pe- terborough and Recorder of Higham-Ferrers, ( E. Fitzwilliam in Ireland,) D. C. L. in. 1749. Oct. 3. George O'Brien Wyndhara, E. of Egremont, Lord Cocker- mouth, Lord Lieutenant and Cust. Rot. of Sussex, F. R, & A. S. to. 1749. Dec. 1, William Harcourt, Harcourt, V. Nuneham, a Field Marshal, and Colonel of the 16th Raiment of Dragoons, Governor of Portsmouth, Deputy Lieutenant of Windsor Forest, and Deputy Ranger of Windsor Great Park, m. 1752. April 8. Frederick North, E. of Guilford, Lord North, joint Chamberlain of the Exchequer Tally-Office, and High Steward of Banbury, b. 1753. June 30. James Cornwallis Maun, E. Cornwallis, V. Brome, w. X/ 54. April 2. Philip Yorke, E. of Hardwicke, V. Royston, a Trustee of the British Museum, High Steward of Cambridge University, and Lord Lieutenant and^Cust. Rot. of Cambridgeshire, K. G. F„ R. & A. S. m. 1754. April 3. William Harry Vane, E. of Darlington, B. Bernard, Lord Lieutenant and Vice Admiral of the Co.-Palatine of Durham and Colonel of the Durham Militia, in. 1756 June 5 Henry Stephen Fox-Strangways, E. of llchestcr. Lord Stavordale, D. C. L. w. Gao..III. 1761. March 18. George John West, E. De Lawarr, V. Cantalupe, a Lord of the King's Bedchamber, in. 1755. Oct . 31. Jacob Pleydell Bouverie, E. of Radnor, V. Folkestone, Recorder of Sarum, and High Stevrard of Wallingford, > M. A. F. R* s . k A. S . m. }7S5 N John S Cflcer - .STS* P - E Spencer, V. Althorp, a Trustee nf %:e «Rritish ,, Museum, a Governor of R , the Charter House, an elder £rother of the Trinity House, and High Steward of St. Albans, G, K. F. R. S. & F. S. A, m, a ( .36 ) HOUSE OF PEERS.— Earla. 1766. Aug. 4. John Pitt, E. of Chatham, V. Pitt Governor of Gibral- tar, an rider Brother of the Trinity House, a Governor of the Cnarter House, a General in the Army, and Colonel of the 4ib Regiment of Foot, K. G.. w. 1772. Aug. 27. Henry Bathurst, E. Bathurst, Lord Apslev, Secretary ol State for the Colonial Department, a Commissioner for the Affairs o‘ India, one of the Tellers of the Exchequer, joint Clerk of the Crown and an cider brother of the Trinity House, K. G. F. S. A. & t) C. La m. 3 1772. Aug. 2 . Arthur- Blnndell-Sandys-Trumbal Hill, E. of Hilsbo* rough, V. Fairford, Hereditary Constable of Hilsborough Fort, anc a Trustee of the Linen Manufacture, (M. of Downshire, it Ireland,) D. L. m,. 1776. June i4, John Charles ViHier’5, E. of Clarendon, Lord Hyde, Ch\tt Justiec ih Evre, North of Trent, and Prothonotary of the County Palatine of Lancaster, (a Count of the Kingdom of Prussia, b. 1784. May 17. Henry Nevil, E. of Abergavenny, V. Neville, Recordei of Hanvieh, and Patent Inspector of Prosecutions at the Custom House, Ka T. tO. 1784. July 2. Alexander Gordon, E. of Norwich, Lord Gordon, Keeper of the Great Seal of Scotland, Hereditary Keeper of InverneSS- Castle, and Chancellor of King^s College Aberdeen, (Duke of Gordon, and Premier Marquess in Scotland,) Ka T* & F. R. S. uf. 1784. July. 3i Charles Chetwynd Talbot Chetwynd, E. Talbot, V. Inges* trie. Lord Lieutenant of Staffordshire, K. P. F. R.& A. S. w. 5. E. Grosvenor, V. . Belgrave, Lofa 1784a Jult/ Robert Grosvenor, Lieutenant of Flintshire, rri. 1786. Aug. 3. John Murray, E. Strange, L. Murray, Lord of the Isle of Marl, Lord Lieutenant of Perthshire, (Diike of Atholl, i Scotland,) K. T. & F. R. S. tn. 1769; Aug. 18. Richard Edgecombe, E. of Mount-EdgCrtnnbe, V. VaUefbH Lord Lieutenant, Vice Admiral, and Custos Rbtolomm of Cornwall, and High Steward ofPlympton, Devon,, D. C. L._ F. & A. S. tc. Ebnngton, Lore 1789. Aug. l£. Hugh Fortescue, E. Fortescue, V. Lieutenant of Devonshire, and High Steward of Barnstaple and South-Molton, F.. S. A. & D, C. L, w. Cole shll. Lieut, and 1700. Oct. 36. Edward Digby, E. Digby, V. Lord Custoa Rotelorura of Dorsetshire, Lord Digby m Ireland.) D. v- • t. b A . f . [ 37 ] HOUSE OF PEERS—Earls. Algernon Percy, E. of Beverley, Loid Lovaine, 790. Oct/ 30. Uncle of the Duke of Northumberland, w. .792. Aug. 1. William Murray, Earl of Mansfield Lord Murray, Lord Lieutenant of Clackmannanshire, Hereditary Keeper of Scone, F. R. Sc A. S. (V. Stormont in Scotlaud,) m. 793. June 29. Henry George Herbert, E. of Carnervon, Lord Dor- chester, w. 796. June 1. Robert Banks Jenkinson, E. of Liverpool, Lord Haw- kesbury, First Lord of the Treasury, a Lord of Trade and Plantations, a Commissioner for the Affairs of India, Constable of Dover-Castle, Warden, Keeper, and Admiral, of the Cinque Ports, Master of the Trinity House, High Stewart of the Corpo- ration of Kingston-upon-Thames, a Governor of the Charter House, of the British and an official Trustee M useum , h, G, F' . fl , S, m « 800. Dec. 27. Charles Henry Cadogan, E. Cadogan V. Chelsea, m. IS00. Dee. 29. James Edward Harris, E. of Malmesbury, V. Fita- Harris, Governor of the Isle of Wight, m. 1801. April 21. James St.-Clair Erskine, E. of Rosslyn, Lord Lough- borough, a General, Colonel of the 9th Regiment of Dragoons, and Director (for Life) of the Chancery, w 801. June 18. William Craven, E. of Craven, V. UfFington, b. 801. June 19. Thomas Onslow, E. of Onslow, V. Cranley, Out- Ranger of Windsor Great Park, tv. .801. June 22. Charles Marsham, E. of Romney, V. Marshatn, tv. «*• Thomas Pelham, E. of Chicester, Lord Pelham, F. R. S. Postmaster-general, m. 1801 June 26. Thomas Egerton, E. of Wilton, V. Grey, de Wil- tun, second son of Earl Grosrenor, m. \fi04. May \\, Edward Clive, E of Powis, V. Clive, D. C. L. Lord leutenant of t Shropshire and j.«um,gumcryBiiire,Montgomeryshire, anda. Recorder of Shrewsbury and Ludlow, (Lord Clive, iu Ireland), m. — [ 38 ] * * i. J HOUSE OF PEERS. Earl*. 1805. A 01/. 20. William Nelson, E. Nelson, V. Trafalgar, in Holt Orders, a Prebendary of Canterbury, D. D. (Duke of Bronte if Sicily.) m. ISOS. April I. Charles Herbert Pierrepont, E. Man vers, V. Newark, m. 180f>. April I. Horatio Walpole, E. of Orford, Lord Walpole, M. A- Colonel of the West Norfolk Militia, High Steward of the Borough of Lynn, in. 1806. April 1. Charles Grey, E. Grey, V. Howick, a Governor of tb« Charter-House, m. 1807. April 4. William Lowther, E, of Lonsdale, V. Lowther a Lieutenant Colonel in the Army, Lord Lieutenant of Cumberland and Westmoreland, Colonel of the Cumberland Militia, and Re- corder of Carlisle, K. G. & F. S. A. m. - • t \ ,-V , / 1S09. July 18. Dudley Ryder, E. of Harrowby, V. Sandon, Lord President of the Council, High Steward of Tiverton, an Official Trustee of the British Museum, D. C. L. &. F. S. A. m. Regency 1S<2. Aug. 15. Henry Phipps, E. of Mulgrave, V. Nor- manby, an elder Brother of the Trinity-House, a General, and Colonel of the 31st Regiment, Governor of Scarborough, F. S. A. (Lord Mulgrave in Ireland), m. 1812. Aug. 15. Henry Lascelles, E. of Harewood, V. Lascelles, Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of the West Riding of York- shire, and High Steward of Allertonshire, m. 1813 Feb. 2. Gilbert Elliot Murray Kynymmond, E. of Minto, V, Mulgund, m. 1814. June IS. William-Shaw Catchart, E. of Catchart, Lord Greenock, a General, and Colonel of the 2nd Regiment of Life Guards, Vice Admiral of Scotland, an Advocate at the Scotch Bar, T. K. f S. A. & St. G. (Lord Catchart in Scotland), m. 3815. Sept. 30. James Walter Grimstom, E. of Verulam, V. Grimston, Lord Lieutenant, aud Cast. Rot. of Herts, (V, Grimston in Ireland* and Lord Forester in Scotland, m> [ 39 ] HOUSE OF PEERS.—Earls. 1815. Sept. SO. John Cast, E. Brownlow, V. Alford, Lord Lieut. Gustos Rotulorum, and Vice-Admiral of Lincolnshire, Colonel of the South Lincoln Militia, and Recorder of Boston, F. R. S. & F. S. A. w. 1515. Sept. SO. John Eliot, E. of St. Germans, Lord Eliot, M. A. in. 815 Sept. 30. John Parker, E. of Morley, V. Boringdon, D. C. L. & F. R. S. Colonel *f the North Devon Militia, tv. 815. Sept. 30. George Augustus Frederick Henry Bridgeman, E. of Bradford, V. Newport, D. C, L. in. S15. Sept. SO. John Reginald-Pindar Lygon, E. of Beauchamp, V. Elmley, m. ieo. IV. 1821 July $. John Scott, E. of Eldon, V. Encombe, Lord High Chancellor, and Speaker of the House of Peers, a Lord of Trade and Plantations, official Visitor of Oriel CqUfcge, Oxford, and of Pembroke and Catharine Halls, Cambridg'^an official Trustee of the British and Hunterian Museums, high Steward of Oxford University, and a Governor of the Charter- House, D. C. L. F. R. S. & F. S. A. m. 621. July 9. Edward Buscawen, E. of Falmouth, L. Buscawen, Re- corder of Christ-Church, and Truro, m. 821. July 9. Richard William Penn Curzon Howe, E. Howe, V. Curzon, m. 821. July * 9 . John-Somers Cocks, E. Somers, V, Eastnor, Lord Lieut, and Cust. Rot. of Herefordshire, Recorder of Gloucester, and Clnet Steward of Hereford, m. i821. July 9. John Rous, E. of Stradbroke, V. Dumvich, m. lS2 arch \M 28. Charles William Vane Stewart, E. Vane, V. a . j ^ord of the King's Bedchamber, a Lieutenant General, one the 10 Dragoons, and Custos Rotulorum the f* t J of . Londonderry and Down Marquis of Londonderry, ia Ireland,) K, T. S. S. 0. B. E. R. E. & S—D. C. E. m. ( 40 ) HOUSE OF PEERS.—Viicovnti. VISCOUNTS. (21.) Edw. VI. 1549. Feb. 2. Henry Devereux, V. Hereford, premier Viscount of England, m. Anne 1712. July 8. George Richard St. John, V. Bolingbrolce and St. John of Battersea, m. 3721. Sept. 10. George Byng, V. Torrinjrton. *. Rear-Admiral of the Red. D. C. L. & F. R. S. tn. Geo. II. 1746. Fed. 17. Augustus-Frederick Fitzgerald, V. Leinster (Duke of Leinster, and premier Peer in Ireland.) m, Geo. III. 1762. May 6. William Courtenay, V. Courtenay, 5. 1763. April 21. John William Ward, V. Dudley and Ward. Recorder of Kidderminster, F. R. S. b. 1766. Oct. 20. Henry Maynard V. Maynard, Lord Lieutenant of Essex, tn. 1768. June 9. John Thomas Townshend, V. Sidney, Ranger of St James's and Hyde Parks, and High-Steward of Yarmouth F. S. .A. w. 1796. June. 1. Henry Hood, V. Hood, (Lord Hood, in Ireland) tn. 1797. Oct. 30. Robert Duncan, V. Duncan, m. 1301 Apri l. 21. Edward Jervis Ricketts, V. St. Vincent, m. 1802. T)ec. 24.Robert Saunders, Dundas V. Melville, first Lord of the Admiralty, Lord of Trade and Plantations, an official Trustee of the British and Hunterian Museums; Lord Privy Seal, a Governor of the Bank, and Chancellor of the University of St. Andrew's in Scotland, K. T. tn. 1805- Jan. 12. Henry Addington, V. Sidmoutb, a Governor of the Charter-House, Deputy Ranger of Richmond -Park, an elder brother of the Trinity House, Recorder of Devizes, and High Steward •f Westminster and Reading. F. S. A. & D. C. L, tn, ( 41 ) HOUSE OF PEERS,—-Viscounts* 1306. Feb. 17. Thomas William Anion, V. Anson, ttt. the Bed-* 1807. Oct. 31. Francis Gerard Lake, V. Lake, a Lord of King’s chamber, Lieut. General, m. 'Regency 1814. June. 18. George Gordon-Hamilton, V. Gordon, » Trustee of the British Museum, (Earl of Aberdeen in Scotland,) K. T. F. R. & A. S. m. 1815. July. 15. Granville Leveson Gower, V. Granville, half brother of the Marquis of Stafford, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plcnipo* tentiary to the King of the Netherlands, m. 1816. Sept. 21. Edward Pellew, V. Exmouth, an Admiral of the Blue* K. C. S. F. M. & W. D. C. L. m. Geo. IV. 1821. July 9. Richard Hely Hutchinson, V. Hutchinson, a Lieutenant General, Colonel of the 18th Regiment of Foot, and Governor of Stirling Castle, (E. of Donoughmore, in Ireland), K. C. F. S. A. b. (823. March 28. William Carr Beresford, V. Beresford, General, Colonel of the 16th Regiment, and Governor of Jersey, (Duke of Elvas in Portugal, and a Marshal in the Portuguese Service), K. G. H. T. S. F. M. & F. b. 1823. Nov. 17. Richard Le' Poer Trench, Viscount Clancarty, i«le 6overnor and Custos Rotolorum of Galwayshire, Vice-Admiral of Connaught, and Colonel of the Galway Militia, (Earl of Clancarty in Ireland, and Marquess of Hensden in Holland, m» N ( 42 ) HOUSES OF PEERS.—Baroni BARONS (142.) Hen. III. 1265. June 3. Thomas Stapleton, Lord Le Despencer w. 1269. T)rc. 29. Edward Southwell Clifford, Lord De Clifford, D. C. L. in. Lord Aud. Edw. I. 1296. Jan. 26. Georg* John Thickness Tuchet, ley, in. aLieute< I29S. Feb. 6. Robert-Cotton Saint- John Tvefusis, Lord ClintoD, nant-Colonel in the Army, in. Edw. IT. 1307. Nov. 15. Thomas Brand, Lord Dacre. m. m. 120S. Cecil Bisshopp, Lord De La Zouch, F. R. S, & D. C. L. Stourton, m. Hen. VI. 144-8. May 13. William Stourton, Lord Hen. VII. 1492. Aug. 12. Henry Verncy, Lord Willoughby D Brooke, b. Howard, Lord Howar Edw. VI. 1553. March 15. Kenneth Alexander Colonel of the 70th Regimes of Effingham, a Lieut.-General, and K. T. s! Lord Saint-John c Eliz. 1558. Jan. 13. Saint-Andrew Saint-John, Bletsoe, b. Howard De Waldei 1579. May 14. Charles Augustus Ellis, Lord Department, b. an under Secretary of State in the Foreign Francis Henry Petre, Lord Petrc, m. Jam. I. 1603 July 21. William William Eardley Twislcton, Henries, Loi 1603. Aug; 9. Gregory Saye-and- Sele, in. Arundel, Lofd Arundel, of TV ardour. -1605. May 4. James Everard Count of the Roman Empire,) F. S. A. in. Clifton, Hereditary High Steward 1608. July 9. John Bligh, Lord Ireland), J Gravesend and Milton, Kent, (Earl of Darnley in C. L. & F. R. S. m. Lord Dormer, w. 1615. June 30. Robert Evelyn Dormer, Roptr-Curzon, Lord 1 eynliam, m. 1616. July 9. Henry Francis George William Fcrningham, Lend Stafford, Cha. I. 1640. Sept. 12. Lord Byron, a Captain in t 1643. Oct. 21. George Anson Byron, Navy, m. ( 45 ) HOUSE OF PEERS,—Barons. Clifford of Chudleigh, ha. II. 1373. April 22. Charles Clifford, Lord F. S. A. in. nne. 1711. Sept. 10. Edmund Boyle, Lord Boyle, a General, (Earl of Cork and Orrery in Ireland.) m. r Lord Haye, (Earl of ; 11. i>ec. 3i. Thomas Robert Haye-Drummond, Kinnoul, and Lord Lyon King- of Arms, in Scotland, m. of 712. Jan. 1. Henry Willoughby, Lord Middleton, High Steward the royal Town of Sutton-Coldfield, m. 716. July 2. George JHoratio Cholmondetey, Lord Newburgh, (Earl of Rocksavage as eldest son ,of the Marquis ol Cholmondeley, io. co. I. 1725. May 29. Peter King, Lord King, m. eo. II. 1728. May 28. John George Monson, Lord Monson, b. 741. May 9. Henry Bromley, Lord Montford, D. C. L. in. r (Earl 749. June 12. Frederic Ponsonby, Lord Pensonby , of Sysonby, of Besborough, in Ireland), w. 760. May 22. Lewis Richard Watson, Lord Sondes, b. eo. III. 1761. April 7. Thomas Philip Weddell Robinson, Lord Grantham, Lord Lieuteuant and Custos Rotulorum of Bedford- shire, F. S. A. m» 761. April 9. Nathaniel iCurzon, Lord Scarsdale, m. ~61. April 10. George Irby, Lord Boston, m. 762. May 6. Henry Richard Vassal Fox, Lord Holland, of Holland, and Lord Holland of Foxley, Recorder of Nottingham, F. R. & A. S. in. 762. May 7, John Perceval, Lord Lovel and Holland of Emnore, (Earl of Egmont in Ireland.) m. '62. May 12. Henry Venables Vernon, Lord Vernon, m. /AS. April 27. Thomas Reynolds Moreton, Ducie, F. S. A. m. 766. Dec. 22. George William Campbell, Lord Sundridge and Ha- an.ton, hereditary Master of the King’s Household in Scotland, u c ( 44 ) HOUSE or PEERS.— UiRORs. I Keeper of Dunstafnage, and Garrick, and Lord Lieutenant of Argyleshire, (Duke of Argyle in Scotland.) m. 177o. May 20. Edward William Hawke, Lord Hawke, h. 1776. May 20. George Pitt, Lord Rivers, b. J r • ‘t T 1776. May 20. Thomas Foley, Lord Foley, Reco-dcr of Droitwicb, m. t ’ * r - • 17S0. Oct. 17. George Talbot Rice, Lord Dyncvor, Lord Lieutenant aud Gustos Rotuloruin of Carmarthenshire, and Colonel of the County Militia, m. 1780. Oct. 17. George De Grey, Lord Walsingham, a Lieutenant Ge- neral, and Lieutenant Colonel of the First Regiment of Dragoons, m. 17S0. Oct. 17. William Bagot, Lord Bagot, F. S. A. & F. L. S. w. 1780. Oct. 17. Charles Fitzroy, Lord Southampton, b. 1782. April 9. Fletcher Norton, Lord Grantley, High Steward of Guild- ford, m. 17S2. June 19. George Rodney, Lord Rodney, Lord Lieutenant c Radnor, and Colonel of the North Hampshire Militia, m. 1784. Jan. 29. Henry Frederic Carteret, Lord Carteret, High Bail! of Jersey, D. C. L. 'o. 1784. May 19. Thomas Neel Kill, Lord Berwick, D. C. L. & F. S A. m. 1784. May 20. John Dutton, Lord Sherborne, tn. V 3784. July 12. George Gordon, Lord Gordon, of Iluntly, (Marqnis c Huntly, as eldest son of the Duke of Gordon,) a General, an Colonel of the Royal Scots, Lord Lieut, of Aberdeenshire, an Chancellor, of Marischal College, Aberdeen, tn. 1783. A 1786. Aug. 8. Henry de la Poer Bcresford, Lord Tyrone, sole Go vemor and Crr-’tos Rotufhnnn of the City of Waterford, Colon of the County Militia, and a Trustee of the Linen Manufacture (M. of Waterford in Ireland), K. P. f»- — ( 45 ) HOUSE OF PEERS. Barons. ITS', Aug. S. Henry Boyle, Lord Carleton, Gustos Rotolorum of the County of Cork’ .and a Trustee of Lined Manufacture in Ireland, (Earl of Shannon in Ireland.) K. P. iv. 1736. Aug. S. Edward Harbord, Lord Suffield, w. ' v i s 17S6. Aug. S. Arthur Henry Carleton, Lord Dorchester, a Cornet of the Royal Horse Guards, b. L7S8. June 9. George Kenyon, Lord Kenyon, a Bencher of the Middle Temple, Gustos Brevium, of the King's Bench, F. S. A. & LL. D. w. 17S8. Sept. 5. Richard Neville Griffin, Lord Braybrooke, High Stewart of Wokingham, Berks, and hereditary Visitor of Magdalen-College, Cambridge, F. S. A. & LL. D. iv. 1788. Sept. 6. William Pitt Amherst, Lord Amherst, Governor General of India, m. 1790. July S. George Augustus Chichester, Lord Fisher wick, a Governor of the County of Antrim, and a Trustee of the Linen Manufac- ture, (M, of Donegall in Ireland.) K. P. m. 1790. July S. Archibald Douglas, Lord Douglas, of Douglas, Lord Lieut, and hereditary Sheriff of Forfarshire, m. 1790. I\ov. 3. Henry Hall Gage, Lord Gage, (V. Gage, in Ireland.) in. .790. Nov. 25. William Wyndham Grenville, Lord Grenville, Chan- cellor oi the University of Oxford, Auditor of the Exchequer,, an. eider Brother of the Trinity- House, a Governor of the Charter* House, High Steward of Bristol, D. C. L. & F. S. A. m. m\. Aug. 11. George Douglas, Lord Douglas, of Lochleven, (Earl of Morton in Scotland), K. T. V. P. R. S. & F. S, A. m. 1“ ^ a P T wince ot Lunatic Y and Idiots, one of the Cle. nn one of the Prothonotaries of the Court of Chancery in lie- version, m. I ( 46 ) *r HOUSE OF PEERS.—Barons. 1793. 3/rt?/ 22. George Eden, Lord Aukland, a Director and Auditor of Greenwich Hospital, (Lord Aukland in Ireland.) 6. 1791, Aug. 13. George Fulkc Lyttelton, Lord Lytfelton, High Ste- ward of Bewdiey, (Lord Westcote in Ireland,) b. 1794. Aug. 13. Henry Wolbore Agar Ellis, Lord Mendip, Recorder of Gowran, and Clerk of the Privy Council in Ireland, F. S. A. (V. Clifden in Ireland.) w. 1794. Aug. 13. Henry John Peachey. Lord Selsey, a Captain in the Royal Navy, w. 1794. Aug. 13. Laurence Dundas, Lord Bundas, an Alderman of York, D. C. L. & F. S. A. in. 1794. Aug. 13. Charles Anderson Pelham, Lord Yarborough, Recorder of the Borough of Grimsby and Newport, D. C. L. F. 11. S.& F. S. A. w. * s 1796. June 4. Francis Stuart, Lord Senart, of Castle- Stuart, Lord Lieutenant of Elginshire, (Earl of Moray, in Scotland.) m. 1796. June 6. George Stewart, Lord Stewart, of Garlies, Lord Lient. of Wigtounshire and the Stewartry,*1 of Kircudbright; a Vice Ad- miral of the White, K. T. (Earl of Galloway, iu Scotland,) m. 1796. June 7. James George Stopford, Lord Snltersford, Captain of the Band of Gentleman-Pensioaers, a Governor of the County of Wexford, (Earl of Courtown in Ireland.) K. P. w. 1796. June 9. John Chistopher Burton Dawney, Lord Dawney, Co- lonel of the 2nd West York Militia, (Viscount Downe in Ireland,)/;;. 1795. June 11. George Brodrick, Lord Brodrick, Lord Lieutenant and Costus Rotuiorum of Surrey, (V. Middleton in Ireland) m. 1796. June 15. George Gough Calthorpe, Lord Caltharpc, h. 1796. June 15. Peter Robert Drummond- Burrell, Lord Gwyder, De- puty Great*Chatnberlain of England, 1796. June 17. Francis Basset, Lord De Dunstaurillc and Basset, Recorder of Penrvn, D. C. L. m. C 47 ) HOUSE OF PEERS.—Barons. of the South T96. June 20. John Rolle, Lord Roller , Colonel Devon Militia, Recorder of Torrington, Devon, m. P9f>. June 21. John Frederick Campbell, Lord Cawdor, F. R. S. m. 1795. Oct. 20. Richard Wellesley, Lord Wellesley, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Grand Master of the Order of St. Patrick Custos Rotulorum of the County of Meath, (Marquis Wellesley in Ire- land,) K. G. K. C. K. S. L. & D. C. L. 797. Oct. 20, Robert Smith, Lord Carrington, Captain of the Deal Castle, (Lord Carrington in Ireland,) F. R. & A. S. m. f ' ‘ t * * 4 I 797. Oct. 20. Henry William Powlett Tovvnshend, Lord Bayning, in Holy Orders, b. 797. Oct. 20. William Orde Powlett, Lord Bolton, m. \ 791. Oct. 23. John Wodeliouse, Lord Wodehouse, Recorder of Fal- mouth, w. 797. Oct. 26. John Rushout, Lord Northwick, F. S. A. b. 797. Oct. 26, Thomas Atherton Powis, -Lord Lilford, b. • ft 797. Oct. 26. Thomas Lister, Lord Ribblesdale, D. C. L. w. 799. Sept. 24. John Fitzgibbon, Lord Fitzgibbon, (Earl of Clare in Ireland), b. 801. Jan. 17. Charles Moore, Lord Moore, (Marquis of Drogheda in Ireland), b. SOI. Jan. 19. John Loftus, Lord Loftus, a Governor of Wexford* shr e anq Fermanaghshire, and Colonel of Wexford Militia, (Mar- quis of Ely in Ireland,) K. P. & D. C. L. m. 801. Jan. 21. John Joshua Proby, Lord Carysfort, (Earl of Carys- Irelaud and R. 1. A.) K. P. D. C. L. F. R. S. and a.p e\A, m. ( 48 ) HOUSE OF PEERS.—Ba-WI*. 1801, May 22. William Arden, Lord Alvanley, a Captain in the Army, b. 1801. May 28. George Abercroinby, Lord Abercromby, m. of the 1801. July 31. Alleyne Fitzherbert, Lord St. Helens, a Lord Kino’s Bedchamber, and a Trustee of the British and Hunterian Museums:, F. S. A. (Lord St. Helens in Ireland,) b. 1£02. Feb. 15. John Freeman-Milford, Lord Redesdale, a Lord o! Trade and Plantations, F. R. S. & F. S. A. w. Chief Clerk 1S02. April 11. Edward Law, Lord Ellenborough, Joint of the Pleas in the Court, of King's Bench, w. Registrar of 1802. July 28. Charles George Perceval, Lord Arden, the Court of Admiralty and of the Court of Delegates, and a Trustee of the Hunterian Museum, F. R. S. & F. S. A. (Lord Arden in Ireland,) m. Baker-Holroyd, Lord 1S02. July 29, George Augustus Frederick Charles Sheffield, (Earl of Sheffield in Ireland,) m. 1805. April 27. Charles Noel Noel, Lord Barham. Envoy Extra 1803. Feb. 10. David Montagu Erskine, Lord Erskine, ordinary at Stutgard, m. Governor o 1806. Feb. 20. Howe Peter Browne, Lord Montegale, a the County pf Mayo, Colonel of the South Mayo Militia, and , Trustee of the Linen Manufacture, (M. of Sligo in Ireland. K. P. m. Ardrossan, (Earl o 1S08. Feb. 21. Archibald Montgomerie, Lord Eglintoun, in Scotland,) b. heritable Roya 1803. Feb 22. James Maitland, Lord Lauderdale, Scotch Bar Standard-Bearer of Scotland, an Advocate at the (Earl of Lauderdale in Scotland) K. I • w. a Lieut. General 1803. Feb. 24. George Forbes, Lord Garnard, of the Crowi Custns Rotulorum of the County of Manufacture and Hanaper in Ireland, and a Trustee of the iiueu (Earl of Garnard in Ireland,) m. JSCS, Feb. 25. John Crewe, Lord Crewe, 1 . ( 49 > HOUSE OF PEERS—Bakons. 503. March 13. John Ponsonby, Lord Ponsonby of Xmokilly, ra. 805. Nov 4. Archibald Kennedy, Lord Axlsa, (Earl of Cassilis in Sootland) K. T. in. 806. Nov. 4. John Campbell, Lord Breadalbane, a Lieutenant Gene- ral, F. R. S. (Earl of Ereadaibanc in Scotland,) in. .806. Nov. 15 Allan Legge Gardner, Lord Gardner, (Lord Gardner in Ireland,) b , §0^. April 14. Thomas Manners Sutton, Lord Manners, Lord Hip-h5 Chancellor of Ireland, in. 807. Nov. 3. James Gambler, Lord Gambier, an Admiral of the Red, in. 509. Jan. 28. John Hope, Lord Hopeton and Niddry, a Lieutenant in toe 7th Dragoons, (Earl of Hopetoun, and Lord Lieutenant of Linlithgowshire, in Scotland.) b, :BGENcy. 1814 May 3. Thomas Graham, Lord Lynedoch, a Gene- ral, and Colonel ot the 5 : th Regiment, w.- U4. May 3. Stapleton Cotton, Lord Combermere, a General, Corn- mandfr m Chief in- the East indies, Colonel of the 3d Regiment of Dragoons, and Governor of Sheenies K. G. H,- & T S. irt 31 R d f!i GeneraI "’ » - Colonel of the 53d \ZiLRegiment,,f; and.°frGovernor Hi,Hull, of- K. T. S. K. M. T. & K, g. G. b. K5 'Tidy is. Motto Ramsay, Lord tfaltioisfe, Captain- • 1 General and Commander ’ • ’ i\r„. L . , m Chief of C-imd-ta 1 0 c AT ° ’ a S(otia; New Brunswick, P-incp i ? , l°! C.* pe Br on a ^eutepant and Colo eF V ? i General, h ^Regiment ot Foot, (Eart of ’ Dalbousie ia Scotland!) « B 6 0rd t™* MeUram<* ^^onel of ths-Aber- °dee^sn8hirehire % n , r’ Il (Earl of Aboyne in Scotland,), m. COr and ;m^Fvf ^ Ro.sS, Lord' Lieutenant of Ayrshire, crass rns»s»- —‘ »>•» « ( 50 ) HOUSE OF PEERS—Baroxs. A Grinstcad, a Governor and 1S15. July IS John Willoughby Cole, Lord Colonel of the Gusto! Rotulorum of the County of Fermanagh, Manufacture, (Lari Fermanagh Militia, and a Trustee of the Linen of Inniskillen in Ireland,) K, P. w. Lord Foxford, (Earl of Limerick IS 15. July IS. Edmond Henry Pcry, in Ireland,) M. R. I. A. in, 1 7 Melbourne, a Lord of the King * 1S15. July 18. Peniston Lamb, Lord Bedchamber, (Viscount -Melbourne in Ireland, u/. Churchill, only Brother 1S15. July IS. Francis Almarin Spencer, Lord Whiclnvood t orest, m. of the Duke of Marlborough, Ranger of a General, Governor oi 1S15 July IS. George Harris, Lord Harris, m. Dumbarton Castle, and Colonel of the 73d Regiment, Prudboe, only Brother of the 1816. August 14. Algernon Percy, Lord the Royal Navy, b. Duke of Northumberland, a Captain in Colchester, keeper of the Privy 1817. May 31, Charles Abbot, Lord Seal in Ireland, F. P^. & A. S. m. Robert her, Lord Tver, Rrcoy- Geo- IV. 1821. July 9. John William Lothian in Scot' der of the Borough of Huntingdon, (Marquis of land, and Lord Lieutenant of Roxburghshire, m. Minster, Lord Steward of th< 1821. July 9. Henry Conyngham, Lord and the Court-* Household, and Judge of the Marshalsea Court (Marquess of Co " the King's Palace, a Lieut. General, of Clare andJ a Go^ernoi Ireland, Custos Rotulorum of the County A. M. of the County of Dontgall,) K. P, F. S. & Ormonde, Custos Rotoioruin o 18*1. July 9. James Butler, Lord K. P. «. Kilkcunyshire, Marquess of Ormonde in Ireland,) Cbarteries-Douglas, Lord We nays 1821. July 9. Francis Wemvss and Lord Lieutenant (Earl of Wemvss and March in Scotland, of Peeblesshire, in. — ( 51 ) HOUSE OF PEERS. Barons. 331. July 9. Robert Jocelyn, Lord Clanbrassill, Auditor-General of the Exchequer in Ireland, a Trustee of the Linen Manufacture, and Custos Rotulorum of Louthshire, (Earl of Roden in Ireland,) K, P. m. 811. July 9. George King-, Lord Kingston, (Earl of Kingston in Ire- land,) m. 321. July 9. Thomas Packenham Lord Silchester, Cust. Rot. of West- meath, (Earl of Longford in Ireland.) K. P. F. S. A. m. 821. July 9. James Murray, Lord Glenlyon, second son of the Duke of Athol, a Lord of the King's Bedchamber, and a Major General, m. S21. July 9. William Wellesley Pole, Lord Maryborough next bro- ther of Marquis Wellesley, Master of the King's Buckhounds, and a Governor and Custos Rotuiorum of Queen's County, in. >21. July 9. John Foster, Lord Oriel, a Governor of the County of Louth, one of the Corporators of the Fort of Dublin, and a Trustee of the Linen-Manufacture in Ireland, m. S21. July 9. William Scott, Lord Stowell, elder brother of the Ear 1 of Eldon, Judge of the High Court of Admiralty, Master of the Faculties, and a Trustee of the British Museum, F. R. > A, S. m. 21. July 9. Thomas Henry Liddell, L ord Ravensvvorth, rn. 21. July 9. Thomas Cholmondeley, Lord Delainaere, m. 21. July 9. Cecil Weld Forester, Lord Forester, in. 2S-Feb. 15. Nicholas Vansittart, Lord Bexley, Chancellor of the Duchy or Lancaster and a Director of Greenwich Hospital, D. C. L. F. R. S. & S. A. m. 24. Jan. 28. Robert Gifford, Lord Gifford, Master of the Rolls, Deputy Speaker of the House of Peers, and Recorder of Bristol 28 Perc Sidney ,\ y Smythe, Lord Penslmrst, Ambassador ari d Plenipotentiary at Pctersburgb, (Viscount T , 5 otrangf0rd in Ireland,) K. T. S . w. WiI1 iarn OBrycn, Lord Tadcaster of Tad- tiC . ^ 0UIlty York, Marquess of Thomond, in K. P* n* Ireland, ( 52 ) HOUSE OF PEERS.— Bahona. 1926. June 19; Ulick John — Lord Somerliill of Somerhill in tin County Of Kent, MarqueBS of Clanricarde in Ireland. 1826. June 13. James Lindsay, Lord Wigan of Haigh-liall of Lan caster Earl of Balcarras in Scotland. . . th 1823. June„ 13. Thomas Knox, Lord Ranfurly of Ratnphorlie, in county of Renfrew Viscount Northland in Ireland, Governor an (gustos Rotulprum of the county of Tyrone and a Trustee of tin Linen Manufacture, Bromly-hiil-plat 1 S23. June 13. Charles Long. Lord Farnborough of county of Kent, a Knight Grand Cro3S of the Most Hontrab. C)rdef of the Bath. 1825. June 13. John Fleming, Leicester Lord De Tablev of Table house in the count Palatine of Chester, a Baronet of tl United Kingdom, Colonel of the Cheshire Yeomanry. 1826. June 13. James Archibald, Stewart Wortley Mackenzie, Lo Warncliffe of Wortley in the county of York. Par 1826. June 13. Charles Duncombe, Lord Feversham of Buncombe in the county of York. in t l£2o. June 13. Charles Rose Ellis, Lord Seaford of Seaford county of Sussex. ( 53 ) HOUSE OF PEERS.—Scots Pbbrs. PEERS OF SCOTLAND. (16) Elected 1SS6 ,iA. II. 1682. Feb. 11. Charles Douglas, Marquess of Queen sherry, Viscount Drumlanrig, K. T. >n. 'ill. TII. 1694. Dec. 17. George Hay, Marquis of Tweddale, Earl of Gifford, Heriditary Chamberlain of Dumferraline, Lord Lieut, of Haddingtonshire, a Lieutenant Colonel in the Army, K. T, m. m, II. 1452, March 17. William George Hay, Earl of Errol, Lord Hay Heriditary Lord High Constable of Scotland, and a Lord of the King's Bedchamber,, m. ra. VI. 1605. March A. Alexander Home Ramsay, Earl of Home, Lord Dunglas, Lord Lieut, of Berwickshire, and Colonel of the Militia, m. 519. March 12. Thomas Erskine, E. of Kellie, V, Fenton, Lord Lieu- tenant of Fifeshire, Premier V. of Scotland, K. G. V. m. HA. I. 1G33. June 21. Thomas Bruce. Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, Lord Bruce, a Lieutenant General, and a family trustee of the British Musuem, K. C. m. ,nne. 1703. April 10. Archibald John Primrose, E. of Rosebery, Lord Dalmeny, D, C. L. m. ha. I. 1641. Nov. 16. John Arbuthnot, Viscount Arbuthnot, Lord Lieutenant of Kincardineshire, ra. am. VII. 131$ Sept. 6. James Drummond, Viscount Strath alien, m an. H. 1440. James Ochoncar, Forbes, Lord Forbes, Lord Commis- sioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, a Ge- neral and Colonel of the 21st Regiment, m. 4kj. Jan. 23. Alexander George Fraser Lord Saltoun, and Abernethy. ' Colonel' in the Army, Captain in fhe Grenadier Guards, and an Aid-de-Camp to the King, K. M O', m, 4'5. Francis Gray, Lord Gray, m. An. IV. 1489, Jan. 25. Charles St Clair, Lord Sinclair, m. 1a,.i. \ 1. 1891. April 25. John Colville, Lord Colville, .of Cuiross, a Rear Admiral of the White, m, HA William John Napier, a Captain ; Lord Napier, ln Aae Royal Navy, m. HA eC * ^ Montgomery Hamilton, Lord Bolhaven, "aud Stento^ » v HOUSE or PEEt'S.~lfti6H Perm, PEERS OF IRELAND, (28.) Elected for Life. Geo. III. 1SG0. Dec. 29. William O’Bryen, M. of Thoraond, E. of fnchiquin. Lord Tadeaster in England, a Governor of the Count of Cork, and a Trustee Of the Linen Manufacture, K. P. in. 1S00. Dee. 29. Thomas Taylour, M. of Hoadfort, E. of Beetive, a Lord of the King's Bedchamber, and a Governor of the County of Meath, K. P. & F. S. A. m. g. Regency. 1816. Jan. 22. Henry Conyngham, M. Convngham, E. of Mount- Chaides, a Lieutenant-General, Custbs Rotuloruin of the County ol Clare, a Governor of the County of Donegal!, and a Trustee’ ol the Linen Manufacture, (Lord Minster of the United Kingdom,] Iv. P. F. S. A. & M. R. T. A. m. Gnu. TI. 1748. June 10. Somerset Richard Butler, E. of Carrick, Viscount Herrin, a Trustee of the Linen Manufacture, m. Ggo. Ilf. 1 763. Dec. 21. Francis William Caulfeild, E. of Charlr- moot., I'. Caulfeild, a Trustee of the Linen Manufacture, M. K i i. A .'in. 176S. A ieg. 2 j. George King, E, of Kingston, V. Kingsbnroogh, ? the Governor of County t of Cork, and a Trustee of the Linen Stanu fact (ire. (Lord Kingston of the United Kingdom,) in. 1785, June 20. 7’horaas Pixkenham, E. of Longford, Lord Pakenham, Gustos Rotulorum of the County of Westmeath, and a Trustee o the Linen Manufacture, (Lord Silchester of the United Kingdom, K. P. F. S. A. hi. 1785. June 27. John Bourke, E. of Mayo, Lord Xass, D. C, L. m. 1789. Aug. lb. John Willoughby Cole, Ear] of Enniskillen. Lop Mountflorenre, a Governor and Cmtos Rotulorum of the County of Fenrtftaagh, and a TntStee of the Linen Manufacture, (Lore Grinstcad of the United Kingdoiii) K. P. w, 1789. Aug. 13. John Creighton, E. of Erne, V. Creighton, a Gover- nor of the County of Fermanagh, and a Trustee ef the Liner Manufacture, tv. — . ( 55 ) HOUSE OF PEEKS. Irish mbit- •793. Dec. 30. William Forward Howard, Earl of Wicklow, Lord CJonmore, in. - . 1795. Oct. 6. Richard Bingham, Earl of Lucan, Lord Bingham, w. 797. Nov. 14, Somerset Lowry Corry, Earl of Bclmore, Viscount Cony, a Governor and Gustos Rotulorum of tlio County of Ty- rone, and a Trustee of the Linen Manufacture, m 1SOO. Aug. 7, Charles Henry Saint-John O’Neil, E. O’Neil, V. Raymond Joint Postmaster General of Ireland, a Governor pf the County of Antrim, and a Trustee of the Linen MuniRitk ture, K. P. b. .SCO. Aug. 7. Francis Bernard, E. of Bandon, V. Bernard, w. ISO"?. Dec. 29. Dupre Alexander, E. of Caledon, V. Alexander, a Governor of the County of Tyrone, and a Trustee of the Linen Manufacture, K, P. m. 503. Feb. 11. Edmund Henry Pery, E. of Limerick, Lord Glent- worth, (Lord Foxford of the United Kingdom) M. R. I. A. •m. SO?. Feb. 11. Richard Le Poer Trench, E. of Clancarty, V. Dunlo, (V. Clancarty of the United Kingdom,) in. SOS. Feb. 10. Archibald Ache son, E. of Gosford, Lord Achesou, Governor and Gustos Rotulorum of the County of Armagh, a Trustee of the Linen Manufacture, and Colonel of the Armagh Militia, in. .80G, Frb. 1 6. Laurence Parsons; Earl of Rossc, Lord Oxmantoun. joint Post Master General of Ireland, and a G overuor of Kings County, M. R. I. A. in. IS° j. Fcb. 16. Charles William Bury, Earl of Chavlcville, Lord 1 u.uunore, a Trustee of the Linen Manufaeture, :u. HOUSE op PEERS—Irish I Regency. 3816. Jan. 22. Charles John Gardiner, E. of Blessinton, V. Mountjoy, a Governor of the County of Tyrone, it. Geo. III. 1797. Nov. 14. Hugh Carleton, V. Carleton, a Trustee of the Linen Manufacture, D. C. L. w. ISOS, May 30, Robert Edward King, V. Lorto*, u Lieutenant Ge- nera!, Gustos Rotulorum, a Governor of the .County of Roscom- mon, and a Trustee of the Linen Manufacture, in. ' . > \ '»"jc Regency. 1816. Jan. 23, Charl.es Vereker, V. Gort, a Governor of the County of Galway, and Constable of Limerick, Ml. Geo. I. 1815. May 9. John Evans Freke, Lord Garbery, a Trustee of the Linen Manufacture, m. Geo. Tit. 1800. July 31. 'James Stevenson Blackwood, Lord Dufferin and Claneboye, a Governor of the County of Down, Colonel of the North Downshire Militia, and a Trustee of the Linen Manu- facture, m. ( 51 ) PEERESSES. (9.) Li their own Right, ly Creation or Descent. 3eo. III. 1778. Oct. 31. Louisa Greville, Countess of Mansfield wi- dow of David Earl of Mansfield, and the Hon. Robert Fulk Greville, uncle of the Earl of Warwick. Hegency. 1816. Sept. 11. Amabella Hume Campbell, Countess de Grey Baroness Lucas, widow of Lord Hume, Son of the late Earl of Marcnmont. Ien. III. 1234), Oct. 2, Charlotte Fitzgerald de Ros, Baroness deRos* (Premier Barony,) Lady of Lord Henry Fitzgerald. Edw. 11. 1314. June 27. Priscilla Barbara Elizabeth Burrell Baro- ness Willoughby de Eresby, joint hereditary Great Chamberlain of England, widow of Lord Gwyder. 1322. May 2. Barbara Yelverfcon, Baroness Grey de Ruthyn, sole Daughter of Henry Lord Grey de Ruthyn. iEO. III. 1788. Aug. 19, Sophia Charlotte Waller, Baroness Howe, Daughter of the late Earl Howe, Lady of Sir Jonathan Wathen Waller, Bart. ' ‘ l SOS. June 19. Mary Hill, Baroness Sandys, widow of the Marquis of Downshire. 802. Sept. 17. Margaret Mercer Elphinstone, Baroness Keith, Lady of Count de Flahault, (Baroness Keith, in Ireland.) Geo. IV. 1821. July 9. Charlotte Mary Gertrude Strutt, Baronets Rayleigh, Lady of Joseph Holden Strutt Esq. m. t 5 ( $ > HOUSE OP PEERS.—Bishop*. ARCHBISHOPS axd BISHOPS. to the see. JVith, the Dates of their Consecration and. Translation 1792.— 1S05? Right Hon. Charles Maimers Sutton, D. D. Lord Arch- of all England, and Metropolitan, a bishop of Canterbury, Primate ^ Lord of Trade and Plantations an official Trustee ol the British Museum, a Governor of the Charter-House, and Visitor of all-S.-uls and Merton Colleges, Oxford, Cousin of the Duke of Rutland, and Brother of Lord Manners, m. L. Lord 1791.— 1807. Right Hon. Edward Venables Vernon, D. C, Archbishop of York, Primate of England, and Lord Higli Almoner a Governor to the King, Visitor of Queen's College, Oxford, and of the Charter-House, Brother of Lord Vernon, m. A. S. Lord Bis- 1813. Right Hon. William Howley, D. D. F. R. Sc Museum. Dean hop of London, an official Trustee of the British Provincial Dean of of the Chapel Royal, Visitor of Sion -College, Canterbury, and a Governor of the Charter House,??*. Lord Bishop 1787 — 1820. Sir George Pretyman Tomlin, Bart. D. D. Provincial Sub- of Winchester, Prelate of' the Order of the Garter, New, Tnnitv, Dean, of Canterbury, and Visitor of Magdalene, S. in. St, John's, and Corpus College. Oxford, F. R. Lord Bishop ol 1797.— 1808. Folliot Herbert Walker Cornwall, D. D. Worcester, Rector of Hartlebury, w. Lord Bishop of Bangor. 1800. — 1809. Henry William Majendie, D. D. Archdeacon of Anglesey and Bangor, in. R- S. Lori 1802.-1815. George Isaac Huntingford, D. D. &. F. b. Bishop of Hereford, and Warden of Winchester-College, Lo d ? ‘ 8llo 1802.— 1820. Hon. George Pelham, D. C. L. „/ I\, and[ lerk ot Inc C coin, a Canon Residentarv of Chichester, Cambridge and of Brazen- to the King, Visitor of King s College, Earl of nose and Lincoln College, Oxford, Brother of the Chester, m. — ( 59 ) HOUSE OF PEERS. Bishops. / . Bishop of Salisbury, i 03 —Thcma? Burg-ess, D. D. Lerd Chancellor of the Order of the Garter, and Prebendary of Durham, F. R. & A. S. in. 305. Henry Bathurst, D. C. L. Lord Bishop of Norwich, Uncle of Lord Oastle-Coote, F. S. A. w. >07. — 1815. John Luxraore, D. D. Lord Bishop and Archdeacon of St. Ashap, F. S. A. w , 507. Samuel Goodenough, D, D. Lord Bishop of Carlisle, F. R. A. & L. S. i08. .Walker King-, D. D. Lord Bishop of Rochester, Provincial Chap- lain to the Archbishop of Canterbury, Canon of Wells, and a Prebendary of Peterborough, F. S. A. m. 09.—1212. Bowyer Edward Sparke, D. D. Lord Bishop of Ely, offi- cial V isitor of St. Johns Jesus, and Christ s College, Cambridge, F. R. & A. S. m. liS.— 1824 George Henry Law, D. D. Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells, Uncle of Lord EHenborough, Visitor of Wadham-College, Oxford, r. A. S. rn. i 15.— 1834. Hon. Henry Ryder, D. D. Lord Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, Dean of Wells, Brother of the Earl of Harrovvby. *5. Hon. Edward Legge, D. C. L. Lord Bishop of Oxford, Un- cl Ea ° f 5 ®{. Dartmouth, Vicar of Lewisham, Kent, Warden , ^J All-Souls College, Oxford; and ., a Director of Greenwich Hos- pital, b. $16 —1819. Herbert Marsh, D. D. Lord Bishop of Peterborough, Lady Margaret’s Professor of Divinity J at Cambridge, F. R„ & A. S. m. $19. William Van Mildcrt, D. D. Lord Bishop of Llandaff, Dean of St. Paul’s. 320 John Kaye, D. D. Lord Bishop of Bristol, Master of Christ’s College, and Regius Professor of Divinity at Cambridge, F. R. S. m. of Exeter ani ^ BW>#P ’ * P" Westminster,^' HOUSE OP PEERS.—Bishop* 1824. Christopher Bethell, D. D. Lord Bishop of Gloucester. JamCS Carr ’ D L °rd Bibhop ^Hereford* ° f Chichcster Dcaa of 1824 ChaUes James Bloomfield, D, D, Lord Bishop of Chester, Rector- 01 St. Botolph, Ilishopsgate. 1825 John Banks Jenkinson D. D. Lord Bishop of St. David's Dean 01 Brecon , and Rector of { Leverington in the Isle of Ely. Bishoprick in the Gift the Athol of Family, not a Lord of Parliament. George 1313, Murray, D. D. Lord Bishop of Soder and Mann, tfephew of the Athol, and Duke of Brother -in- Lair of the Earl of KinnouJ, m, Irish Representative Bishops for the Fifth Session of the Seventh Imperial Parliament. Riglrt Hoh. William Magee D. D. Lord Archbishop of Dublin. 4 » • . Thomas Elrington, D. D. Lord Bishop ©f Leighlin and Ferm. Charles Warburtou; D D. Lord Bishop of CJoyne. 4 ’ ' * ' r ^ . » , 1 . t Thomas St Lawrence, D. D. Lord Bishop of Cork, ( 61 ) -'* • • ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ELECTED APRIL 21st 1320. (The Second Parliament of George IV.) . Names. Where Chosen bercromby, Hon. James Caine fblett, : J. , Denbigh Lcland, Sir Thomas Dyke, Bart. Devonshire dConrt, Edward jHenry Heylesbury -lexander, J. J. Old Sarum Jaxander Josias Du Pre Old Sarum lexander, H. Barnstaple lthorp. Lord Northampton&hlre Icock, T. Lancashire nson, Sir G. Lichfield nson, Hon. G. Yarmouth ntrobus, G. Plympton psley, Lord Cirencester rbuthnot, Eight Hon. C. St. Germain rbuthnot, Col. Hon. H. Kincardineshire rchdall Mervyn Fermanagh rchdeckne, A. Dunwich rkwright, R. Rye -shburnham, Hon. Percy Beeralston .shley , Lord Woodstock .shurst W. Oxfordshire stell, W. Bridgewater .stley, Sir John Wiltshire .ttwood, Mathias Callington ' ( 62 ) Alphabetical List of the HOUSE of COMMONS. Names* Where chosen. Atkins, Alderman Arundel Baillie, John Hedon Baker, Edward W ilton Balfour, John Anstruther Bankes, Henry Dorsetshire Bankes, J. Corfe-Castle Barclay, J. Penryn Baring Alexander Callington Baring, Sir Thomas, Wycombe Baring, W. Thetford Baring, F. jun. Portsmouth Barnard, Lord Totness Barrett, S. Richmond Barne, Michael Dunwich Barclay, C. Dundalk Bastard, Edm. Pollexfen Devonshire Bastard, John Darmouth Batty, C. K. Beverley Beckett, Rt. Hon. J. Ilaslemere Beetive, Earl of Meathshire Belfast, Earl of Belfast Belgrade, Lord Chester Bell, Matthew Nor thumb erlan d Benett, John Wiltshire Bentinck, Lord W. King’s Lynn Benson, R Stafford Beresford, Captain Berwick Beresford, Sir J. Northallerton Bernal, Ralph R ochester Bernard, Thomas King’s County Binning, Lord Yarmouth Isle of W * Bingham Lord Mayo Birch, Joseph Noitinghaip Bish, T. Leominster Biackburne, John Lancashire Blandford, Lord Woodstock Blair, James Minehead Bond, John Corfe- Castle . 1 ( 6S ) Alphabetical List of the HOUSE of CO MMONS. Names Where chosen. nliam, Henry Rye urne, Rt. Hon. W. Sturg. Ashburton rradaile, R. Newcastle-under Lyme yd, Walter Lymington ads " haw , Robert Haldane Brack ley adshaw, Capt. James Brackley ecknock, Lord Bath •glit, Henry Bristol ogden, James Launceston ongham, J. Tregony ougham, H. Winchelsea owne, James Mayo ownlow, C. Armaghshire adenell Lord Marlborough ace, Lord Marlborough aen, Henry Carlo wsh ire pdges, Sir J. Coleraine ck, L. Exeter . rdett, Sir Francis Bart. Westminster Tell, Walter Sussex Tell, Sir C. Shoreham iler, J. West Looe Her, C. W est Looe xton, John Jacob Bedwin xton, T. Weymouth ig, “George Middlesex ’.’on, Thomas Hertford craft, John Hales Wareham thorpe Hon. F. Bramber thorpe, Hon. Arthur. Hindon Veft, Charles Southwark vert, John Huntingdon Ivert, Nicolson Hertfordshire oapbell, Walter F Argyleshire npbell, Archibald Glasgow, &C. npbell, J. unior j Dumbartonshire ( 64 ) Alphabetical Lise of the HOUSE of COMMONS, Names. Where chosen. Canning, Rt. Hon. George Newport Isle of W. Capel, J. Queenborough Carmarthen, Marquis of Holst on Carrington. Sir C. St. Mawes John Carter > Portsmouth Carew, Robert Shapland Wexford County Cartwright, W. Ralph Northamptonshire Castlereagh, Lord Down County Caulfield, Hon. Henry Armagh County Cavendish, Lord G. Derbyshire Cavendish, Henry Derby Cavendish, Charles Newton Isle of W. Cave, R. O. Leicester Cawthorne, John Lancaster Cecil, Lord T. Stamford Chamberlayne, William Southampton Chandos, Marquis of B uckinghamshire Chaplain, T. Stamford Chaplain, Charles Lincolnshire Chichester, Arthur Milborn Port Chichester, Sir A. Carrickfergus Cholmeley, Sir J. Grantham Cholmondeiey, Lord Henry Castle Rising Clarke, Sir G. Edinburghshire Clarke, Hon. O. H. Kilkenny Clements, Lord Leitrim County Clifton, Lord Canterbury Clinton, Sir H. F, Aldborough Clive, Lord Ludlow Clive, Hon. H. Montgomery Clive, Hon. Robert H, Ludlow Clive, E. B. Hereford Cockburn, Sir George Weobly Cockerell, Sir Charles Evesham Cocks, James Ryegate Coke, Thomas Wblliam Norfolk Cooke, Sir H. Or ford Cole Sir Christopher Glamorganshire V. U ) Alphabetical List of the HOUSE of COMMONS. Names. Where chosen. llett, E. John Cashel Ithurst, Sir Nichs. Cork ngreve, Sir William Plymouth ^ per, Robert Bransby Gloucester )per, Qol. Dartmouth. ^per, Hon. E. W. Ashley Dorchester 3per Edmund Synge Sligo County }te, Sir Charles H. Queen’s County pley, Sir John Cambridge Lett, Panton Shrewsbury •ry, Lord Fermanagh ry, Hon. T. Tyrone County terell, Sir J. Herefordshire irtenay, T. t Totness ddoek, Sheldon Camelford pps, Joseph Cirencester >ker, John W. Aldeburgh mpton, Samuel f, James Tralee •teis, Edward Jer. Sussex tis, Sir William Hastings ;wen, John Cumberland *zon, Hon. Robert Clitheroe t, Hon.. P. Clitheroe y, James Galway County rymple, Col. Aclol. John. Jebburgh &c. renport, Davies Cheshire r enport, E. D. Shaftesbury des, Thomas Henry W orcester r is, Richard Hart Bristol . ddson, D. Cromarty &c. vkinsi H. Boroughbridge vson, George R. Londonderry County vson, James M. Clonmel vson, A. Louth County lison, William Joseph Surrey kinson, William Somersetshire franchised Grampound •( 06 ) Alphabetical List of the HOUSE of COMMONS. Names. Where chosen. j Doherty, John Kilkenny City Domville, Sir Compton Okeharnpton Dottin, A. R. Southampton Douglas W. R. Dumfries &c. Dowdeswell, John Tewesbury Downes, Lord Queeenborough Downie, Robert Stirling Drake, T. Amersham Drake, W. Amersham Drummond, H. Stirlengshire Dugdale, Dugdale S. Warwickshire Duff, Hon. Genl. A. Elgin &c. Duncannon, Lord Kilkenny County D uncannon, Lord Bandon Duncombe, Wm. Yorkshire Duncombe, T. S. Hertford Dukaine, M. Steyning Dundas, Charles Berkshire Dundas, Rt. Hon. W. Edinburgh Dundas, Sir R. Retford Dundas, Hon. Thomas Richmond Dundas, Hon. H. Rochester East, Sir Edward H. Winchester Easthorpe, J. St. Alban's Eastnor, Lord Hereford Ebringtcn, Lord Tavistock Eden, Hon. H. Fowey Fdgecumbe, Hon. G. Plympton Egerton, Wilbraham Cheshire Elliot, Lord Liskeard Ellis, Hon. Geo. Agar. Ludgershall Ellis, F. Seaford Ellison, Cuthbert Newcastle-upon-Tyne Elphinston, Colonel East Looe Ennismore, Lord Cork County Estcourt, Thomas E. Downton Estcourt, T. Oxford University Euston, Earl of Bury St. Edmund's { N x 67 ) Alphabetical List of the BOUSE of COMMONS. Names. Where chosen. ’vans, Admiral K. Wexford 'ane, J. Oxfordshire 'ane, Hon. H. S. Lyme Regis ane, Colonel John Lyme Regis arquhar, James Portarlington arquhar, Sir Robert T. Hythe azakerley, J. N. Lincoln ellowes, William H Huntingdonshire eatherston, Sir G. R. Longford County ergusson, R. C. K i rkend oright ergusson, Sir B. Dysart, &c. fe, Earl of Banffshire - tzgerald, Rt. Hon. W. V. Clare County tzgerald, Rt. Hon. Maurice Kerryshire tzgerald, Lord W. G. Kildareshire itzgerald, J. Seaford itzgibbon, Col. Hon. Richard Limerickshira 'tzroy. Lord Charles Thetford teeming, John Hampshire hey, John H. Droitwich >ley, E. Ludgershall dkestone, Lo-rd New Sarum )rbes, Sir Charles Malmesbury H’bes, J. Malmesbury >rbes, Lord Longford wrester, Hon. G. Wenlock mtesque, Hon. G. M. Hindon 3ster, John L, Louth County )x, Hon. H. Horsham ankland Robert Thirsk 'eemantle, Rt. Hon. W, Buckingham ench, Arthur Roscommon der, T. Coventry ascoyne, General Liverpool ey, F. Chippenham ilbert, Davies Bodmin ladstone, John Berwick . 3och, Sir Thomas Suffolk i ( 68 ) Alphabetical List of the HOUSE of COMMONS, Names, Where chosen. Gordon, Robert Cricklade Gordon, Colonel Weymouth Gordon, Kon. Capt. W. Abeerdeenshire Gower, Lord F. L. Sutherlandshire Goulbourn, Rt. Hon. H. Armagh Graham, Marquis o£ Cambridge Graham, Sir J. Carlisle Kilirosshire Graham, Colonel G. f Grant, Sir Alexander Lestwithiel | Inverness-shire Grant, Rt. Hon. Charles 5 Grant, Col. Hon. Francis Will.. f Elginshire Grant, John » Ale borough Grant, R. ! Fortress, &c. Grattan, H. Dublin city Grattan, J. Wicklow Graves, Lord Milbourne Port Green, Thomas Lancaster Greville, Sir C. Warwick Grosvenor, Hon. Robert Chester.' Grosvenor, Genl. Stockbridge Guise, Sir B. W. Gloucestershire Guest, J. J. Honiton Gurney, Hudson Newton Isle of W. Haldimand, William Ipswich Halse,, J.. St. Ives Hamilton, Lord Archibald Lanarkshire Hencock, R. Alhlone Hardinge, Sir Henry Durham City Hart, General G. Donegalshire Hare, Hon. J. Kerryshire Harvey, Sir Eliab Essex Harvey, D. W. Colchester Harvey, Lord Bury St. Edmund Hastings, Sir C. A. Leicester Hawkins, Sir Christopher St. Ives Hay, A. Peebles, &c. , Hay, Lord J. Haddingtonshire ( 69 ;) Alphabetical List of the HOUSE of COMMONS. Names. Where chosen. [eathcote, Sir W. Hampshire .eathcote, G. Boston eathcote, R. Coventry eathcote, Sir G. Rutland eneage G. F. Great Grimsby eron, Sir Robert, Peterborough erries, John C. Harwich ill, Lord Arthur Downshire ill, Rt. Hon. Sir G. F. Londonderry City ill, Sir Rowland Shropshire obhouse, John Cam. Westminster odson, J ohn Alex. Wigan odgson, Frederick Barnstaple o lines, William Bishop’s Castle onywood, William P. Kent ope, Hon. Sir Alexander Linlithgowshire ope, Admiral Sir Wm. Johnston Dumfries-shire orton, R. W. Newcastle under Lyne otham, Lord Leominster ouldsworth, T. Pontefract oward, Hon. Colonel Castle Rising oward, J. Shoreham owick, Lord W inchelsea ughes,^ Colonel Wallingford ume, Joseph Aberdeen &c. umrigb, Van P. Drogheda urst, Robert Horsham uskisson, Rt. Hon. Wm. Liverpool utchinson, Hon. C. Cork utchinson, Capt. J. H f Tipperary mkinson, Hon. Chas. Grimstead iphson, C. D. O. Mallow ines, Sir Hugh. Tain &c. •onmonger, R. Stafford Sir W, A. Lincolnshire olliffe,. Hylton Petersfield ones, John Carmarthen •ving, John Bramber a 70 j) Alphabetical List of the HOUSE of COMMONS.. Names. Where chosen. Kavenagh, F. Carlow County Keck, G. A. Leicestershire Kemp, Thomas ’ K. Lewes . Kennedy, Thomas F. Ayr, &c. S. Kekewick, * Exeter Kerri son, Sir Edward Eve King, Hon. W. Cork King, Sir G. Wycombe King, Hon. H. Sligo King, Hon. R. Roscommon Knatclibull, Sir Edward, Bart. Kent Knox, Hon. Thomas Dungannon Knox, FI on. J. H. Newry Labouchere FI. St. Michael Lamb, Hon. George Dungarvon Lambe, Edward jun. Arundel Lambton, John George Durham » Langston, James H. Oxford . Lascelles, W. East Looe Lascelles, FI on. Will. Northallerton La touche, Robert K ildareshire Lawley, Francis Warwickshire Leake, Sir W. St. Michael Legge, Hon. A. Banbury Leigh, Thomas Lancashire Lennox, Lord Chichester Lester, Beniamin Poole Lethbridge, Sir Thomas Somersetshire Leycester, Ralph Shaftesbury Lewis, F. Ennis Lindsay, Col. J. V/igan Lindsay., Flon. H. Perth &rc. Littleton, Edward Staffordshire Lidhell, Hon. H. T. Northumberland Lloyd, Sir Edw. Price Flint Lloyd, T. Limerick County Lockhart, Win. Elliot Selkirkshire Lockhart, John Oxford . ( 71 ) Alphabetical List of the HOUSE of COMMONS. ^—— Names. Where chosen. opes, Sir Mathew Westbury o*t, H. B. Honiton ovaine, Lord Beeralston 3wther, Hon. Col. Westmorland 3wther, Lord Westmorland iwther, Sir John Cumberland Dwther, John Henry Wigton &c. umley, J. Nottinghamshire icy, George Fowey usiiinghton/ Sir R. Canterbury ishington, Dr. Tregony attrell, J. Minehead /gon, Hon. Col. H. Worcestershire aberly, John Abingdon aberly, William Northampton acdonald, Sir James Caine ackintosh, Sir James Knaresborough agenis, R. Enniskillen , andeville, Lord Huntingdonshire acNaghten, E. Antrimshire acKenzie, Sir James W. Rosshire acqueen, Col. P. Badfordshire aleolm, N. jun. Boston aitland, Hon. Capt. A. Berwickshire aitland, E. Chippenham aitland, Lord Appleby aimers, Lord C. Sommerset Cambridgeshire anners, Lord Leicestershire anning, William Penryn arjoribanks, Stewart Hythe arshall, M. Petersfield arshail, J. Yorkshire .artin, Sir Thomas B. Plymouth artin, Colonel Richard Galway County l artin, John Tewkesbury laule, Hon. Wm. R. Forfarshire 'axwell, A, Cavan axweil, John jun. Renfrewshire ( 72 ) » Alphabetical List of the HOUSE of COMMONS. Name9. Where chosen. Maxwell, John Waring Downpatrick Maxwell, Sir W. Wigtonshire Marry at, J. Sandwich Maynell, Capt. H. Lisburne Mi'lbank, Mark Carnelford Mildmay, Paulet Winchester Milton, Lord Y orkshire Monck, John Berkeley Reading Monteith, Henry Saltash Montgomery, Sir G. Peebleshire Montgomerie, James Ayrshire Moore, G. Dublin City Morgan, Sir Charles Monmouthshire Morgan, George Brecon Moriand, Sir Scrope St. Mawes Morpeth, Lord Morpeth # Mostyn, Sir Thomas Flintshire Mountcharles, Lord Donegal Mundy, Francis Derbyshire Mundy, George Boroughbridge Murray Sir G. Perthshire Musgrave, Sir Philip Carlisle Newport, Rt. Hon. Sir J. Waterford City New borough. Lord Carnarvonshire Nicholl, Rt. Hon. Sir John Bedwin Nightingal, Sir Mills Eye Noel, Sir Gerard Rutland Normanby, Lord Malton Northcote, Henry Heylesbury Norton, G. Guildford Nugent, Sir George, Buckingham Nugent, Lord Aylesbury O’Brien, L. Clare O’Hora, J. Galwayshire O’Neil, Genl. Hon. John Antrimshire O’Neil, A. J. Hull Onslow, Arthur Guildford Morpeth Ord, William . ( 73 ) Alphabetical List of the HOUSE of COMMONS . Names.. Where chosen. 'sborne, Lord, F. Cambridgeshire 'wen, Admiral Sir E. Sandwich wen, Sir John Pembrokeshire wen, H. O. Pembroke xmantown, Lord King’s County rget, Lord W. C. Carnarvon alk, Sir Lawrence Ashburton aimer, Robert Berkshire aimer, C. N. Surrey almerston, Lord Cambridge University irnell, Sir Henry, Queen’s County iarse, John Devizes ;achy, W. Taunton mdarves, G. Cornwall jel, Rt. Hon. Robert Oxford University iely J Norwich sel, W. Tamworth dham, John Shropshire dlew, Hon. Captain Launceston uinant. Geo. New Romney uruddock, John Wilton rcy, Hon. C. Newport Cornwall liilimore, Dr, J. Y armouth ullipps, R. B. H averford -west lillips, George Wott on- Basset lillips, George Steyning lipps, Hon. G. Scarborough tt, Joseph. Cricklade unkett, Rt. Hon. Wm. C.. Dublin University illen Sir John V/. Andover msonby, Hon. F. Higham Farrers msonby Hon. W. Poole msonby, Hon. G. Youghall wtman, Edward Berkeley Dorsetshire ’well, Colonel W r Cardeganshire )wer, Richard W aterfordshire iwlett, Hon. W-, Durham >yntz, William Chichester . 74 ( ) Alphabetical List of the HOUSE of COMMONS. Names. Where chosen. Protheroo, E. inn. Evesham Prendergast, M ichael Gatton Prendergast, G. Lymington Price, Robert, Herefordshire Price, Richard Newr Radnor Pringle, Sir Wm. Liskeard Prittie, Hon. Francis Tipperary Proby, Hon. Gran. L. Wicklow shire Pryse, Pryse Cardigan Paine, Jonathan, Newport Cornwall Ramsbottom, John Windsor Ramsden, Hon. Joplin Charles Malt on Rancliffe, Lord Nottingham Rice, Thomas Spring Limerick City Rick ford William Aylesbury Ridley, Sir Math. Newcastle-upon T. Robarts, Abraham Maidstone R.obarts, Colonel Wallingford arts Bewdley R ob , W ilson A Robinson, Rt. Hon. F. Rippon Robinson, Sir A. Northampton Robinson, G. W orcester Rockfort. G Westmeath Rogers, Edward Bishop’s Castle Rose, Rt. Hon. Sir Geo. Christchurch Rose, G. Christchurch Rose, Charles St. Germain Rowley, Sir W. Suffolk Rumbold, Charles Yarmouth Rnssell, W. Blechingley Russell, Lord George Bedford Russell, 1/Ord W. Tavistock Russell, R. Gj Thirst R ussell, J. Kinsale Ryder, Rt. Hon. Richard Tiverton St. Paul, Sir H. Bridport Sandon, Lord Tiverton Saundersou, A. Cavan ( 75 ) Alphabetical List of the HOUSE of COMMON6. \ Names. W here chosen, jarlett, James Peterborough Whitchurch jott, Samuel Roxburghshire 30tt, H. F. Isle of W. '.ott, Hon. W. H. J. Newport ;ott, Hon. W. Gatton ^bright, Sir John Hertfortshire jfton, Earl of Droitwich symour, Horace Or ford eymour, H. Bodmin eymour, H. Taunton iiadwell, L. Rippon harp, R- Ilehester helley, Sir John, . Lewes hirley, E .J. Monaghan ibthorp, C. Lincoln inclair, Hon. Captain J. Caithness laney, R. Shrewsbury mith, G. Wendover mith, S. Wendover mith, John Midhurst mith, Abel Midhurst mith, Christopher St. Alban’s mith, Thomas Andover mith, William Norwich mith, Hon. Robert B uckinghamshire myth, Sir G. H. Colchester omerset, Lord G. Monmouthshire omerset, Lord Robert E. Gloucestershire omerset Lord F. Truro omerville, Sir Marcus, Bart. Meathshire otheron, Admiral F, N ott inghamshire loutny, R. Do wntou 'p°nce, J. Reading Jpottiswood, A. Saltash Stanley, Hon. E.' G. Preston Stanley, Lord Lancashire Itarkie, J. Pontefract lephenson, R. Liominster . . , ' ( 76 ) Alphabetical List of the 'HOUSE of COMMONS. Names. Where chosen. Cocker mouth Stewart, Hon. E. Londonderry Com? Stewart, Alexander R. Beverley Stewart, J. W extfordshire Stopforcl Lord Lord East Grimstead Strathaven, Okehampton Joseph Holden Strutt, Huntingdon Stuart, James Cardiff Lord P, J*. Stuart, Tyrone Colonel VV. Stuart, Waterford County PL ’J. Stuart, Scarborough Rt. Hon. C. M. Sutton, Kingston-upon-Hu Daniel Sykes, Dublinshire Richard Wogan Talbot, Grantham F. J- Talmash, Bossiny Tanno, E. R* New Romney Tapps, G. . Bedfordshire Marquis of Tavistock, Wells Taylor, J* Devizes George Taylor, Durham City Michael Angelo Taylor Bletchinghley Charles • Tennyson, Haslemere George Thompson, Wenlock Thompson, B. London Alderman Thompson, Dover Thompson, C. Weobly nne Imrd W Thy , Bath John Thynne, Lord Knaresborough Hon. Geoige Ternev, Rt* Harwich Tindal, Nicolas Truro Tomline, W Ipswich Torrens, Colonel 1 Whitchurch rL Townshertd, Hon. on James Heist Townshend, Lord Tamworth Townshend, Lord G. Warwick Tomes, G. Cambridge Trench, Col* Carmarthenshire G* R* Trevor, Hon. Wdfe Tudway, G. W.- ( 77 ) . Alphabetical List of the HOUSE of COMMONS. Names. Where chosen. fton, Hon. H. Appleby ite, H. M. Westmeath llamore, Lord Carlow f iss, Horace Wotton- Basset nte, Charles Bridgewater e, Maslerton Weymouth ibridge, Lord Anglescashire llettort, Lord Lestwithiel .ughan. Sir Robert W, Merfonethshire rnon, George Lichfield lliers, J. Hedon v'ian, Sir Rich. Hussey Windsor vyan, Sir Richard R. ' Cornwall alaron, J. Sudbury alker, Joshua Aldeborough Wareham all, Charles Baring I ailace, Rt. Hon. Th. Weymouth alpole, Hon. John King’s Lynn arrender Sir G. Westbury ard, W. London arburton, Henry Bridport aithman, Aid. London ebb, Edward Gloucester ells, John .Maidstone emyss, Capt. James Fifeshire estenra, Hon. Henry R. Monaghanshire estern, Charles Essex est, Hon. F. Denbigh etherall, Sir Charles Hastings hitbread, Wm. Bedford hitbread, S. C. Middlesex Hute Colonel H. Dublin County 'Lite Sara uel Leitrim shire 1 hitmore, Thomas Bridgenorth Whitmore, W. Bridgenorth digram, William Rosstown J i 1 braham , Edward Dover Tlbraham, G. Stockbridge ( 78 ) Alphabetical List of the HOUSE of COMMONS. Names. Where chosen. Wilks. J. Sudbury Wilkins, Walter Radnor W lliams, Owen Marlow Williams, T. Marlow Williams, S. E. Beaumarie3 Williams. Robert Dorchester Williams, John Ilchester Wilson, Sir Robert Southwark Wilson, James York Wilson, R. Yorkshire Wilson, William Cockermouth Winnington, Sir Thos. WorchestersLira Wood, Alderman London Wood, C. Grimsby Wood, Colonel Thomas Breconshirs Wood, J. Preston Woodhouse, Edmund Norfolk Worcester Marquis of Monmouth &c. Wortley, J. S. Bossiney WYightson, W. Retford WTottesley, Sir John Staffordshire WT yndham, Wadham, New Sarum Wynn, Hon. G. Maidon Wynn, C. W. Montgomery shire r Wynn, Sir Watkins W . Denbigshire W7 ynne, Owen Sligo Wyvill, Marmaduke York-City York, Sir Joseph Sydney Ryegate I ( 79 ) p?ou£t of ©omttwtt#, House Commons. CiERKS and Officers of the of Commons. Chief Clerk of the House of ,n Henry Ley, Esq. Clerk Assistant. in Rickman, Esq. Clerk- Assistant. illiam Ley, Esq. Second Committees of Privileges, and of omas Dyson, Esq. Clerk of the Election Committees.. Assistant, Mr. G, White, Clerk. . R. Jones, Clerks. \ Walmisley, Mr. Hall, Extra hn Dorington, Esq. Clerk of the Fees. Mr. Assistant. Mr. Gandy, Mr. G. Dy3on, •. J. E. Dorington,, A. Jones, Clerks.. Principal Committee-Clerks. Benson Esq. John ward Stracey, Esb. John Benson, Esq. Arthur Dorington, Esq. Deputy Committee- Clerks. Beeby, Mr, \ Samuel Gunnell, Mr, William G. Rose, Mr, Chalmers. Assistant Deputy Committee-Clerks.. White. \ G, Whittam, jun. Mr. G, Extra Clerks. Pole, Mr. C. Gunnell. :. J. Rose, Mr. Postlethwaite, Mr. orge Whittam, Esq. Clerks of the Journals and Papers. r. Bull, Mr. Dickinson, Assistant. r. G. Whittam, jun. Mr. Gudge, Mr, Rowland, Mr, C. White, Clerks. Iward Stracey, Esq. Mr. David Jones, Clerks of Ingrossments. r. William Gunnell, Assistant. r. S. Gunnell, jun. Mr, G. Gunnell. iward Johnson, Esq. Mr. Hawes, Mr. Gibbons, Clerks in the Private Bill Office. r. T. Johnson, Extra Clerk. r ilkam Brodie Gurney, Esq. Short-Hand- Writer. ( SO ) Henry Seymour, Esq. Serjeant at Arms. John Clementson, Esq. Deputy Serjeant. Mr. James Mitrhell, Deliverer of Votes. Mr. C. Paskin, Deputy. Mr. John Bellamy, Deputy Housekeeper and Collector of Serjeant's Fees. Mr. Samuel Spiller, ? Door-keepers. Mr. Pryce Jones, Mr. Francis Wright, Mr. Charles Stein, I- Messengers. Mr. Will. Giffard, ' Mr.. John Pratt, 5 Mr. Francis Williams, Lower Door-Keeper. William^Cooa:, Mr. Supernumerary Messengers. ^ Mr, Charles Cook, Supernumerary Door-keeper. Mr. William Coltson, Deliverer of the Post Letters. Mr. Benjamin Spiller, Librarian. House oj Rev. Thomas Manners Sutton, A. M. Chaplain to the Commons. Edward Phillips, Esq. Secretary to the Speaker. Mr. William Rowland, Train-Bearer. Luke Hansard, Esq. and Sons, Printers of the Journals fyc. John Nicholls, and Son. Printers of the Votes. ( 83 ) Sing's iWtaisttrs'. / 1 Lord the Treasury. Hon. Earl Liverpool First of Earl of Eldon Lord Chancellor. ______Earl of Harrowby President of the Council. Earl of Westmorland — Lord Privy-Seal. - ; State Home Depart Robert Peel ; Secretary of , meat. Secy, State Foreign Department. George Canning of , Earl of Bathurst Secretary of State, War 8? Colonies . Fred. John Robinson— Chancellor of the Exchequer. Viscount Melville First Lord of the Admiralty. Duke of Wellington— Master General of the Ordnance. Charles W. Wm. Wynn President of the Board of Control. Lord Bexley Chancellor of the Duchy ofLancas- ter. William Huskisson Treasurer of the Navy and Presi- dent of the Board of Trade. - Viscount Sidmouth The above form the Cabinet. re of Montrose— Lord Chamberlain. rqui3 Conyngham Lord Steward. re of Dorset Master of the Horse. / , count Palmerston Secretary at War. Hon. Sir Wm. Vesy Fitzgerald Paymaster to the Forces. ^ht Hon. Thos. Wallace Master of the Mint. fot Hon. Charles Grant Vice President of the Board of Trade. ( 84 ) Postmaster- General. Viscount Beresford Lieutenant General ofthe Ordnan Right Hon. Charles Arbuthnot— FirstCommissioner ofLandRev Sir John Singleton Copley, Knt. Attorney General. Sir C. Wetherell Knt. — Solicitor General. IRELAND Marquis Wellesley — Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. ) Lord Chancellor Lord Manners- , Sir G. Murray- Commander of the Forces. Right Hon. Henry Goulburn Chief Secretary. Fitzgerald ? Right Hon. Sir G. Vice Treasurer. Hill. Bart- ) Right Hon. William C. Plunkett Attorney General. Henry Joy Esq.-™ " Solicitor General. ( 85 ) UI)GES in the Four Courts of RECORD. / , Hon. Lord Eldon, Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain. Hon. Lord Gifford, Kt. Master of the Bolls. Hon. Sir John Leach, Kt. Vice-Chancellor. : • - . i; v 't *> 1 * •* . . /v. KING’S BENCH. Hon. Sir Charles Abbott, Knt. Lord Chief Justice. air John Barley, Knt. 2, Sir Geo. Sowley Holroyd, Knt. 3, Sir Joseph Littledale, Knt. COMMON PLEAS. Hon. William Draper Best, Knt. Lord Chief Justice. sir James Allan Park, Knt. 2, Sir James Borough, Knt. 3, Sir Stephen Gaselee Knt. i BARONS OF THE EXCHEQUER. Hon. Sir William Alexander, Knt. Lord Chief Baron. hr Robert Graham, Knt. 2. Sir William Garrow, Knt. 3, Sir John Hullock, Knt. John Singleton Copley, Knt. Attorney-General. Charles Wetherell, Knt. Solicitor-General. , , , C 85 ) COLONIAL DEPARTMENT. DOWNING- STRE ET. Principal Secretary of State, Earl Bathurst. Hay,—E«qr** Under Secretary. Robert. W. Horton, and Robert W. Chief Clerk Adam Gordon, Esq. L. Wild-r, Esq. acting as Registrar , Geo. Second Clerk , T. Short, Qeo. Baillie, Peter Smith, Hen- Senior Clerks , Hen. ry Taylor,— Esqrs. Chapman, Gordon Clerks Thos. Play, Sam. J. Blunt, Wm. G. , Arthur Black- Gairdner, Edrn. T. Harrison, Henry Drummond, Barrow, WU1 wood, Hon. Rob. Stop ford, Thomas F. Elliot. Geo. Unwin, Thos, Munday, Henry S. Kelsey—Esqrs. Hon. Chas. Percy, Private Secretary , George Meyer, Esq. Librarian , Assistant, Hen. L. Paterson, Esq. X '*' V " fy • SI Registrar, Assistant "William Matheson, Esq: Precis- Writer, Edw. Winslow, Esq. Counsel, James Stephen, jun. Esq. Thos. Dods worth. Office-keepers, Thomas Allsop, Housekeeper. Mrs. Philiichodv. registry of colonial slaves. James-sircet Buckingham-gate. No. 13 , ft F. R. & A. S. Registrar, Thos. Amyot, Esq. Sir James Cockburn, Bait. Clerks Richard G. Amyot, Esq. Messenger, William Liveing. Bank Holidays exceptad. v* Attendance from 10 to * daily CIVIL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS CEYLON FOR 1827. , ( 89 ) 1 :IVIL ESTABLISHMENT . [is Excellency Lieut. General Sir Edward Barnes, K. C. B. K. M. T. K. S. A. Governor Commander in Chief and Vice Admiral. aptain J. H. Hamilton, Private Secretary. aptain G. Macdonald, 16 th Regiment Aid-de-camp. his majesty’s council. is Excellency Lieut. General Sir Edward Barnes, K. C. B. K. M. T. K. S. A. Governor and Commander in Chief. be Hon. Sir Hardinge Giffard, L. L. D. Knt. Chief Justice. he Hon. Major General Sir Hudson Lowe, K. C. B. he Hon. John Rodney, Chief Secretary to Government . he Hon. Robert Boyd. Esq. Commissioner of Revenue. he Hon. John William Carrington, Esq. Secretary to the Council. Thomas Eden, Esq. HIGH COURT OF APPEAL. ~ • ^ (U Excellency Lieut. General Sir Edward Barnes, K. C. B K.M.T. K. S. A. he Hon. Sir Hardinge Giffard, L. L. D. Knt. Chief Justice. he Hon. Sir Richard Ottley, Knt. Puisne Justice. he Hon. John Rodney,- Chief Secretary to Government ; he Hon.. Robert Boyd,, Esq. Commissioner of Revenue. homas Eden, Esq. Registrar. avid Anderson Blair, Esq. Deputy Registrar / . : ( 90 -) SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE. The Hon. Sir H. Giffard,Knt.L.L.p. Chief Justice. The Hon. Sir R. Ottley, Knt. Puisne Justice. Henry Matthews, Esq. H. M. Advocate Fiscal. Master in Equity and Deputy Ad- Ch'arles Marshall, Esq. vocate Fiscal. V; W. Vanderstraaten, Esq. Registrar. Mr. P. A. Loos, Deputy Registrar. J. F. Giffening, Esq. Secretary to the Chief Justice. T. Os win, Esq. Secretary to the Puisne Justice. Mr. C. A. Prins Proctor for Paupers and Prisoner Mr. C. A. Prins. ^ „ J. F. Giffening, * Proctors „ A. B. Van Cuylenburg, > , ,, J. J. Staples, ,, G. A. Ebert, 3 J. F. Giffening, Esq. Dutch Interpreter. Mr. L. Van Fort. Cterk of the Dutch Records, 1st Clerk Registrars Office, „ J. Bartholomeusz. P3. 2d do. do. ,, Sehokman. 2d do. do. „ W. G. Reckerir.an. 4th do. do. „ B. Matthyss. Vanderstraaten. 5th do. do. ,, L. Morgan. 6 th do. do. ,, C. A. 7th do. do. „ C. A. Loos, Sf/t do. do, „ J. Bartholomeusz. C. A. Morgan. Clerk of the Loan F nd, „ 1st Cingalese Interpreter and Tip Staff to the Honhle the J.G. Philips, Third Maha Modelic Chief Justice , Andries de Alwis. 2nd do. Interpreter , Don Don Jacobus Dias Bandernayk Cingale e Translator , Modelzar. Malabar Interpreter. Mr. G. T. Her ft. P. Carron. Marshall, ,, B. Laagland. Court Serjeant, „ fie Bruin, iZo. * t/o. „ J. M. S. B. De Silva, Mohandiram. Sword Bearer , Macs Bearer. G. G. Philipsz. Conicopcly, A. Fernando. Pedro Rodrigo. do. of the Fundt Ramasawmy Jssie Ayer, Brarnin Priest , Saved Mohadeen. Moor Priest , Don Johannes. Cingalese Priest , ,( 91 ) ADVOCATE fiscal s office. Advocate Fiscal. Esq. JJ. M. nry Matthews, Deputy Advocate Fiscal and Master srles Marshal!, Esq. in Equity. Mr. W. A. Kriekenbeek. Clerk , tariai , G. A. Ebert. Clerk „ , David Perera, Wijeyawickrcme Se- erpreter Modchar, newiratne. Advacaie. Fiscal. Mr. F. A. Prins. :M- tv the Meptf. t FISCAL'S OFFICE. Fiscal. H. Reckerman, Esq. Deputy Fiscal. . J. Vanderv.-all, Mr. J. C. Gerhard. Clerk , ,, G. Gomes. n Wans. P ,, B. L. De j y Don Hendrik Dassanaike, MofoUy isralese Translator, Modeller. Johannes Perera, igalesc IFriter , Daniel Jansz. J) David Perera. Mr. C. J. Melhuisen. ctioneer, J. Watson. olen, „ J. J. Bolhart. erseer, „ Maek. dical attendent at the Gao>., „ M. VICE ADMIRALTY court. Deputy and Surrogate of e Hon. Sir K, Giffard, lint. L. L. D. he Fice Admiral. nry Matthews, //. M. Advocate Fiscal. C. Fretz, Acting Registrar. . Peter Carron, Acting Marshal. Paupers &e. . C. A. Prins, Proctor for J. F. Giffening, I Proctors. A. C. Van Cuylenberg-. S Standing Commissioner at Colombo l i)i Prize Jurisdiction. C. Gibson, Esq. Ditto at Galle, Ditto at Trincomale. Ditto at Jajfnapatam. instance A. Kriekenbeek, Ditto at Colombo , in Jurisdiction- i ) COLOMBOf CHIEF SECRETARY'S OFFICE. GotrrmMenf. Hon. John Rodney, Chief Secretary h Secretary to Government.. T. Erlen, Esq. Deputy Assistant. M. Wilinot, E?q. First Second Assistant. D. A. Blair, Esq. Assistant. Roht. Wells, Esq. Extrd VV. Hoffman. Chief Clerk, Mr. C. _ _ Swap. Do. Home and Judicial Dept. ,. J. C. Jarrsen. Clerk, „ „ L. De Run. Waas. ,, J. V/, De ,, H. Keyt. „ S. C. De Heer. •jry‘ „ W. G. De Vos. judicial Dept. Mr. C. W. De Pom. Clerk, Home and „ P. L. De Vos, „ D. A. Estrop. „ J. H. Douwe. D- P. Samercoon, Modeliar. Cingalese Translator» . Translator, E. De Saram, Mohotty Mohan ditn Interpreter & Cingalese Rodrigo, Model} fit. Malabar Translator, A. A. Coomarasamy, Modeliar. Do. and Chief Interpreter, Kandyan Dept. Mr. J. Cairnie. 1st Clerk, L. peuiwer. 2d Do. »; P. E. Vanderstraaten. 3d Do. J. V. De Saram, Mohetty MoJeli Native JVriter and Translator, Chief Secretary* Office. Subordinate Offices attached to ihe O-ffiCe of Record. Mr. J. C. Van t)en Driesen~ Keeper of Records, , ... ( 93 ) ti-^g Office. y ad Printer Mr. N. Bergman. glish Compositor, John Woo tier. ,, ' „ P. M. Eiders. 99 ,, J. Gil gut. • • 99 ,, A. Pe Kret-sei\ 99 „ F. W. Schumachers 99 „ F. L. Schumacher. 99 „ J. Campbell. 99 ,, P. H. Koster. 'Q'alese Compositor, ,, J. J. Keyzar. t. Do. D. A. De Zilva. labor Compositor, Mr. S. Wydeman. t. Do. Don Percra. •ssman, Mr. B, Sc’noonruan. 99 ' J, J. Hopinan. 99 „ P. F, Soer.tr., 99 „ C. G. I)e Vos. 5? „ J. Rodrigo. t. Pressman, ,, J. S. Beckfeenhoff. 99 ,, C. Van Ham, „ F-. La rdon. 99 „ M. Ferreira. 99 „ J. Porter. 000 Bpoiy Binder's, Office. Bookbinder, Mr. H. P. Classen, 'k binder, ,, P Percra. 99 » S. Jansz. '** - ,, J. H. Metzeling - 99 ,, H P. D. Rosayro, 99 ,, D. G. Jansz. » J. C. Van Gey zel. , , C M ) Bookbinder, Mr. II. Melhuisea. „ H. F Pave. COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE’S OFFICE. The Hon. Robert Royd, Esq. Commissioner of P.e'enue. Mr. Bernhard Alvis. First Clerk , Clerk „ G. Dapuy. H. L. Alvis. 99 D. H. Bartholomeusz. 99 ,, ., J. L. Siebel. 99 Cingalese Interpreter, De Strain, 4-th Zlata Modeller. D. D. De Liver?., Mohotty lie ' Translator handiram. Department of Sea Customs. Mr. K. Van I.angenberg. W riter, „ P. J. Fenner. 99 coo- GENERAL TREASURY & STAMP OFFICE. Fire Treasurer arid Conwiissiont Esq. 3’li.c Honble J. W. Carrington, of Stamps. C. P. P. Stewart, Esq. Assistant. Francis Smith. 1.9^ Clerk, Mr. „ E. Labrooy. F. Smith 99 „ ,, L. H. Sehokman. 99 ,, R. J. Smith. Gomes, Mode'iar. Shroff, Mathew , , , . ( 95 ) Mv. A. De V ob. earl Clerk Stamp Dept examiner notes- 2d ditto and of „ G. Schroter. the Treasury nutnocrcr. Teagarasa Candappen Pulie tnicopoly and Stamp AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE. Generals enrv Augustus Marshall, Esq. Auditor and Accountant erk in the Civil Branch, Mr. L. Schokman. „ C. F. Mottau. „ G. F. Wendt. ,, B. Thojna*. 5 f P. L. Ramenaden. erk in the Military Branch, Mr. E. J Jongbloed. P. Kaienberg. 99 „ L. Loureasen. 99 „ P. H. Van Cuylenberg 99 „ J. Loos. 99 „ J. J. Ide. 99 „ G. F. V. Nonies. 9 9 „ 99 ,, C. Moldrepji. 99 „ H. T. Ondaatje. ead Clerk Acct. Cent's. Dept, P. Gratien. Clerk of Warrants ,, P. J. De Run. 2d do. ,, II. A. Reckerman. 3d do. ,, J. M. Ludekens. Broiiier. erk of Journals , ,, P. do. Statements, „ H. J. Labrooy. Copyist „ R. Weerrnan. do. F, C. Van Eyck. do. „ L. C. De Run. PAY MASTER GENERA. L OFFICE. Vm Granville, Esq. Pay-Master General, took- Keeper, Mr () \r Harsher fc •* ' f” «• Pay to#. „ 3. A.' uSteabcek. Cleric, Mr. C. F. Ffeifl'er. 99 „ P. E. Da Siivju 9 * K. 99 ,, C. Klyn. 99 ,, J. Kriekenbeck. ECCLESIASTICAL ESTABLISHMENT. ... V v . Bishop of Calcutta. The Rev. J. M. S. (Jlenie, . Actg. Archdeacon of Colombo. Rcvd. N. Gavstirj, A, ' Jf. Colonial Chaplain. 1 r < n « Asst. Colonial Chaplain at Ten Rev. C. J. Lyon, A. M. comale. Rcvd. J. £>. ^firing-, A. Af. Do. at Kandy. Colonial Chaplain at St. Paul Revd. A. Armour, Pettah. Revd. J. H. De Saraaj, A. M. Cingalese Colonial Chaplain; Revd. C. David, Malabar Do. at JajJ'na. Registrar to the Archdeaconry, Mr. J. J. Staples. Preachers ..£>f the Qospel to the Natives. Proponent at Negombo & Coorana, •T. J. Perera. Do. at ( ’tl'cxi&jeltfi MthroUdb, K. P-er ora- Do . . at Talungamme , Don Abraham Do. at Cola ivy & Cohilletvalte, JL)un Lourens , Do. at Colombo, J. J. Ondatjie. Do. at Ch'-law At Calpcptyn, IT. Franciacus. , * Do. at VtiVH¥a? • • Petrus Pandittfcafcrccra. Do. at C lie, .7. C. Andt. Do. <*t TvmgaHtp Lows Ferdiutuidus. , 97 .( ) \ Gooneratne, oponent, Adam W. S. Run. rk to St:. Pehr's Church, Mr. J. H. De Dhlmus?!. ganist, do. L. J. S. Lobendahn. rk and Catechist to the Portugese, ,, E. Spencei*. iglish Cher!: of Si. Paid s Church, ,, J. ,T. Jones. Hon to tit. Peter's „ X SCHOOL AT COLOMBO. vd. N. Gnrstin, Principal of Schools. vd. A. Armour, Head Master of the Seminary. English Teacher, Mr. ,J. H. De Run. Do. Do. ,, J. Hesse. •igalese Teacher of Wellala, Cornelia Perera. Do. Do. of Chalias, Don H. De Silva. \labar Do. of the Seminary, M. Rodrigo. •igalese Interpreter atul Translator Gregory De Zoysa. neral Thombo holder of the Cin- J. De SUva. rale;e Registries, it. Do. Do. Jeronimus Perera, o. Do. Do. Malabar, Rastian Rodrigo. DUTCH CONSISTORY. vd. J. D. Palm, Clergyman of the Dutch Church. rk awl Schoolmaster' of the Dutch Mr. Congregation. C. G. Vandersmagt ganist, „ J. L. Ohlmus. rton ,, J. A. Van Huy sen. rponent of the Dutch Congrega- J. ion at Galfe, ,, M. Wittensleger. VACCINE ESTABLISHMENT. tarles Collier, Esq. Superintendent \GennrasL illium Austin, Esq. Do, Colombo. . H. Young, Esq. Do. Triune mean omain. MacDennott, Esq, Do. Kandy. \ , t 98 J George Knox, Esq. Superintendent of Jaffna. Sub-Assistant at Caltura , Mr. F. W. De Hoedt. Do. D Colombo, „ B. H. Toussaint. Do. 99 Gal/e, ,, J. Zybraridsz. Do. 99 Jaffna, M J. V. Seyp. Do. 99 iJo. ,, D. Wittebron. Do. M Putlam, „ J. L. Jansz. Do. 99 Batticaloa, „ J. Doen. Do. 99 Munar, ,, P. K. Schokman. Do. 99 Mullativoe, „ G. P. Keil. Do. 99 Trincomale, ,, E. G. Keil. Do. 99 Kandy, „ J. J. Eversz. Do. Do. 99 ,, G. C. Wambeek. Do, 99 Chilaw, „ W, M. Sterk. Do. 99 Matura, ,, J. Eaton. Pupil at Jaffna, ,, P. P. Krooa. Do. Do. ,, A. Seyp. Mxtra Do. Dingerale. ROYAL BOTANICAL GARDEN. Andrew Walker, Esq. Act . Superintendent. Clerk Mr. A. C. Solomon. PEARL FISHERY. P. Anstruther Esq. Resident Supervisor. James Steuart, Esq. Inspector of the 1icin'a. Interpreter, A. Coomarasamy, Modeiiar, CINNAMON DEPARTMENT. J»hn Wallbcoff, Esq. Superintendent. Edward Waring, E*q. Asst. Do. John Brown, Esq. Do. Do. James Caulfield, Esq, Do. Do. Robert Price, Esq. Do. Do. Stephen Baron Van Lynden, Act. Do. Clerk, Mr. J. F. C. Gambs. Do, „ P. E. Vanderstraaten. , , . e i m ) '•.vies Collier Esq-. Inspector. admen cf ike M'-riiahadde attached to the Superintendent of the Cinnamon Plantations ad Slodeliar and first Inter- j rater of the Mahabadde, and Died rick Christian Do ATyrauw Wijc- hfodeliar of the District of soenslera WickrenveratneBajepikse. Mutual 2 ha Vidahn Modeliar *5f IVel- Kaluhat Andries De Abreuw Wije- itotte, sinhedera Senewiratne Rajepakse. Diedrick De Abreuw YVij'esinhe nleliar of friellisere, * ni II e n ales ? S wiratn e aj Salomon De Zoeze Wij esiritvar- llo of Callu amodera, dnne Ilajekaroona, * L - Z.. i ThebtloCis Mendis Wij eseriwarden tlo of Dadhalle, Wickreroenaikc. "f lories Mendis Wijewardene Wie- ito of Roone, kreraesinhe. 'hcUfi 3?odelfor 6f the -MdJia.- George Nadoris De Qilra Sammc- badde, renaike. hand: ram. n)id 'Interpreter of Benjamin Da Abreuw Wije^cn.e- he Mahabfjtddt.-. ratua Bajep^ktm- Adrian Mendis besifri wardens hcndir'iM of ‘Mutual, A Wi- jenaike. Ditto IVellisere of , Migel Fernando Goenesekere. Johan Ditto Da Silva Abeyewiera Goons- of Calluamodera , s eke re. Jacobus -Mendis Sirivyardene Ditto cf TVellilotte Wic- kremanavke. Simon Mendis Abewardene Wire- do of Dadhalle , ninhe. r;\‘* sd f O of Roone, Saniual.-De Abreuw Wijesekere. T -.r ... ':.va:!v Ditto Morottocr, s of Di n i "Tab re W ij esc ke veil:'. eca ru n j ay. Hendrick Ditto of EkeUe, De Silva Goonesekcru - Siriwardene, Ditto of Marandakn, Gerrardus De Mendis Karuneratne. lilt*Do - of Ihransbc De • Ditto .. jqf.ike preserved Cin - Sebastian De ^arnmere\vibre A htirhsh, Plantation. Siri warden e/ Do « of ,, 9 ii'f ofDVcto, t eter Memos haudjraml ( 100 ) f'idahn Mohandiram cf Caluamo- Adrian De Silva Wijesinge Seae- resekere. dere, , Amlries De A’nreuw Wijesiriwar. I)o. Do. JVcllitoUe. of dene Rajecarune. Mohandiram of the Peelers, Frederic Mendis Wircsinhe. Audries De Abreuw Wijesinhe Sene, Ditto. Ditto, wiratne Rajepakse. Cornells De Zooza Abeguneratnt Ditto, Ditto, R ajepakse. Ditto Ditto, Cornells De Zooza Rajapakse. Ditto Ditto, Gerrardus De Silva Goonesekera. Titular Mohandiram of the Maha- Don Hendrick De Silva YY iclt« badde. remesekera. COLONIAL ENGINEER AND LAND SURVEYOR DEPARTMENT. Colonial Engineer and Land Sut Gualterus Schneider, Esq. veyor, Fran eke. Head Clerk, Mr. VV. H. Clerk and Head Draftsman, „ H. F. De Zilva. Draftsman. „ C, A. Vanderstraaten. District Surveyors. Reimers. District of Colombo Mr. F. Negombo. „ C. D. De Quaker. 99 ,, C. H. Du pon. ,, Chilaw. „ 99 Hendrik F. Hopker. 99 Jaff'napatam, „ „ A. R. Spaar. 99 ,, Trincomale, Tangalle, P. A. Pegelotty. 99 „ ,, J. G. Speldewinde. 99 „ Galle , „ C*. D, Koelmyer. 99 ,, Caltura. , . ( 101 ) POST OFFICE. 'orge Stewart/ Esq, Post Master General. 'lerk, P. B. Anandap.pa Pulle. 'onicopoly J. B. Anandappa Pulle. CIVIL FUND COMMITTEE. ie ITon. John Rodney, President. ie Hon. Robert Boyd, Esq. Members. ie Hon. J. W. Carring-ton, Esq. iliiam Granvilie, Esq. Treasurer. Wihnot, Esq. Secretary Clerks, Mr. C. V. Herscher. 9 9 ,, C. W. Hoffman* » » ,, C. E. Pfeiffer. 99 „ W. Wendt. COLLECTORSHIP OF COLOMBO. arles E. Layard, Esq. Collector. R, Scott, Esq. Assistant, Bone, Esq. Do. dead Clerk, 'ilerk y Mr. J. F. Heysc. 99 ,, J. C. Ludeken8. 99 ., J. M, Roerman. *9 ,, G. G. De Vos. 99 ,, D. J. De Silva, 99 ,, H. B. Metseling-. 99 ,, W. P. Blackpr. * . . i 99 ,, L. M. De Waas. ,, J. J. Jansz. 9 9 ,, W. H. Van Cuylenburgh. „ and Salt Store keeper at • Callura, L. Bartholomeusz. eper oj the Records of the late Land Registry, „ L. Van Dorfc. omho Holder, ,, J. J. Stork. ;•///, Simon De Mel ho, Modsliar. -i Storekeeper Colombo, Mr. A, J. Labrooy. c .102 ) Nathe Ilcadoicn attached to the Collector of ColouAo. Mc.lduir the Attep&Uco, with of Don Carolu3 de Letrer*, Wijewiok- the rank and Honor Maha of* reme Tinnekoon ModeHar of the Gate 2d Modellar of the Attepatto end Johannes Paulus Perera VJhcse- 2d Interpreter of the Collector kere Goonr-vardcne Don Flendiik D.it enaike Abewardere Mchotty Modeller the Aitep'attoo of Wickeremeratne 1st Moholty Mohandiram of the Don. Louis de Lcv/cra Wipeyv.ok- Attepattoo reme Senewiratne Tionekoon Don Richard de Silva Sauiiresoeu- lilohandiram of the Attepuiiop dere Coenasekera Johan Martinus Perera W ijieye- 39 99 39 v/ickrcj.i? Goenruardcne > John Gerrard Perera Sarnerc- 99 9 ) 99 ’.veere Goenetvardene Johan Leonhard Philips Vfijeirar- 39 99 99 denc Pandeteratiie Don Joseph De Silva Wijesoon- 99 99 99 dera Goonesekera jj Don David Di*s Rajekaroona S;- Titular Mohandiram cf ditto n e weratae i laud arnai ke Soosew Pieris Senanayke Wirekoon 9 9 Issae Oorea Abeyratns Ilajekaruae 99 Wickre me Sonderc. t Gorle . Don Adri ;n Do A I.vis Gocneh’.eke i Mode-liar, Samerenayeke Louis De Sara n Wiresinhe Scri- Mohandiram , wardc’C Louis Da Seirarn Sauerena**-:.kr I 'it it it - It dir la r ft a n am, Gonetillekc Do. of H'eUewniif’, Don Carlos SewewikkrcjKe A!,: ys. Titular f'i.Uim Mohandiram, . D»*n Juanis dr re \ur:»snp» ( 103 X IIewegam Carle, 6 — < ' •' • • . 4 ** *- : * • \ Gcrle, Modeliar of the Ilewegam Don Simon de Divera Samerenayke Attepaitoo with the rank of <‘U Seuewiratne. Modeliar of Colombo, Johannes De Alvris Wijevwic- \d Modeliar, kreme Goene.wardene Dassenayke. Don Daniel De Ahvis Carotmaveke ?e nior jJs hand Ira :i Jayesinhe. Araeresekere. vidaha Mohaudiram, Weratehiga Don Ijouis Don Hendrick Wijesoondera Bas- Id do. se naike. r David Perera Afoeyegoopa War- ' idahn ohandiram Ambelella, M of dene Sameresinge. Don Louis Wij'esoorcgay Appoo- idlerlawe: diiio of M hamy. Ameresefcere Serivvirachigay Don Titular ohandiram, M Paulo. Anieresekere Xcrewarachi-gay Don * 5J Daniel. Titular lilohandir&m of Jmbetella, Don Hendrick GoenetiihJke. 1 Hina Gorle. Addicarry and Medde Paitcos. Johannes Louis Pieris, Sameresinhe Modeliar. Seriwardena. Don Joseph Sarneredivvakere Wijc- Vfohandiram, sondera. iVidak n Moll a n dIrani, Don Daniel Kusalhamy. -y 'I, Gangebodde and Oddoogaha Pattoos. Don (Ikiloniori Dias Wijeyawic- \Io dollar, kreme Jayetillekc Senewiratne Bandarenay eke. V-idtthn Mohandir&m of ike Gan- Don David Sarncre Divacaie G< C 1M ) Titular Mohandiram of the Hina Don Frederick Dias Wijewikreme Corle, Bandarnaike. Titular Mohandiram of the Orioo- Carunapatiragay Javesinhe Nay-, gaha and Gangebodde Paltoos, dehainy. Don Amlries Ameresekere Go - Mohandiram Mahare, Vidahn of newardene. Don Carolus Ameresekere Wije- 2d Vidahn Mohandiram Mahara, of ratne Goenevrardene. Titular Mohandiram of Pellia- Palihewedene Arachegay Bastian godde, Perera VPijeya Uoonetvardeue. Aloetcoor Corle and Negombo. Johannes Corea Wijeysekere Abey- Modeliar, ratne. Don Hendrick Perera Senanaike Mohandiram, Wijeyasinhe. Vidahn Mohandiram of the Dasi- Johannes Perera Samerenayke Si- apattoo, riwardene. * Sudderehura Gooncsekere Senay- the Danoegahapattoo, Do. of ke. Mohandiram. over the Lascoreens Daniel Gomes Abeyesinhe Weer- fVellale Cast of Negombo, koon Appoohamy. Simon Perera Wijesoondcra Se- Titular Modeliar, tt ewiratne. Don Simon D# Zilva Ranesinhe Ditto, Samerenayke. Wijesoendera Don Carolus . Perera Ditto Mohandiram, Senewiratne Koletilleke. Hapitigam Corle. Don Samuel Ameresekere Kolle- Modeliar, tilleke. Don Cornells Ameresekere Eke- Mohandiram, uayke. Don * Simon Paulus Ameresekere Ditto, Kojletilleke. Don .Johannes Adrian Dessenayr- Titular Modeliar kc Wickrcmesiuhe Kolletilleke. , , , , C 105 > Caltura. Modeliar of the District of Caltura David De Silva Sieriwardena. Mohandiram of the Caltura Cut- Don Louis [De Lewera Saincra- cherry, naikff Tenekoon. Don Johannes Abeyesoodere Goo- Second Mohandiram of Ditto, neratne. Coomaremulle Mohottigey Don Modandiram the Caltura Dis- ef Hendrick Wijeyesoondera Go- trict, neratne. Vidahn Mohandiram of Caltura Don David. Maharaadoe Lebbe Segoda Mira Head Moorman of Caltura Lebbe. Raygam Corle, k * ; '* " \ •> David De Ahvis Goonesekere Se- Modeliar, nevveratne. Don Cornelis Goenetilleke Second Modeliar Wiejjg- soondere. Mohandiram, Don Constan De Livvera Same- rediwagere Marapooly. Titular Mohandiram,. Don Hendrick Wijesoondere. Don Anthony Sameresinge Goe- D0t d0 newardene. Pasdoon Corle. ' . • ' ; i i Modt’lir.r of the Pasdoon and Wa!- Harmanus Perera Sameresinhc Jay lattamtty Corle, ewardene, 1-06 ( ) Mohandiram, thin Abraham Dr Alwis Cocne- tiilcke Wijcwarcen'. Vulahn Mohandiram of the Pas- T . ^ 1),m L, s H'ljejog.or.fratne £». 'lion Covh and Hd’ahi .Jidda- '!! godde Patino, incrcnaike. »./ t • j s-:.o ’ip -rr-,c, ;;v; utiu.«v..u. '.u Jr’allffUaiulihj Carle. *oj ?j c. .... t\. OodoogammiJ Coorlegay Don Ri- • . Titular. Mpheiredimm , , ch art]. : -€<) vyiUU vt> , —'-'7 - - -a - - %roevoe. i - Gmroevre ]*rto JIC thS R °man CathoircC ^ Don Willem Francisco Mardappa, ties Padekary Mohandiram (Purvey- Abraham Perera Goenetiileke Sa- 07% rnaresinhe. Dcdayahkarc Mohandiram (Gaigc- Panins Gomes Abesinhe Jayewar- keeper,) • derfa Appoohamj* Mohandiram of the Guides, Francisco Rodrigo. -Silvester Perera Aresekoole Wijey- essooria Tillekeracnc. Johannes Perera Wijeyawardena Ca- .Miokaguliram of'Calonibo, Ei ,->• roona Nay eke. . .Ditto . Johannes de Silva Jayesinhe. N - ' Rajekaroorfa -Vr> i Don Simon de ^Uva *WTitular7 Mohandiram dni.Colombo, of A^yageeneratne. ' ,, Hetty Aratchigay Slnum ‘Perera. * Me!;-. . VidaJm pf'tks •"'Fbur n , ,v . gr .Toepatagay a * '^Widd^s -Moltbhvcfri'am tyte To'idn , , . -p - Andne. Pmm. DepartmendJ--- ^" Head Moorman of Colombo and Oedoen.a Lgbbe AJarkarr Sckadie Carle, Mark ait. Salpitty . to Government in the Kosukkany Aham ad oe Lr.be Man- interpreter ~ iMaldivian language, Icar. interpreter Mohandiram to the Co- • lonial Chaplain, aul Cingafoc • •, / r; :: Translator in the Ecclesiastical and School Department, also In- Gjrgory de Zoysa H ij eye Gocnc- terpretcr and Translator in'The Tatns Sere '.yard ene. Ilindoostanee and Bengalese Lan • ,, „ ., , T _ , a r&inifyvs for the nCmthls ofilmtide f in Colombo, J- Head Fishermen . odeliar of the Fishers of Co- Istooboe Fernando Abeycgoenew&r- lombo, dene Jayesoorige. rst Pattebendy Mohandiram of Thomas de Andrado Aresekoele Colombo, Soorie Wijeyeratne. Francisco Fernando Aresekooleratne ’cond do. do. do. Coorookoole Sooriege. Seiestino Fernando Coorookoole iird do. do. do. Sooriege. Manuel de Fonceka Wijeyetoinge mrth do. do. do. Samerenayke. itular Patengatyn Mohandiram of Johannes de Zilva Wijewickreroe the Fishers of Colombo. Jaynwardene. / Galkisse and Morottoo. aha Vidahn Modeller the of Domingo Mendis Senewiratne Fishers of Galkisse and Morottoo, ittengatyn Mohandiram of ditto , Jeronimus De Mendies Seniwiratne Maharnarakkele Koolesuriege Pat- itular Pattebandy Mohandiram of Morottoo tebandigey Anthony Perera Jaye- sinha. Negombo. ahavidahn Mohandiram of the Fishers, Alexander Bharme Rafcne, mtengatyn Mohandiram of the Warnekoelli Sooria Matthies Fer- Sea Street, nando. Diho of JDowe, Johannes Fernando, Dandoogam. a.iavidahn Mohandiram of two Bands of Laseoreens of the .Fi- shers Cast Porwekares and Au- Warnekoel Soere Jusy Rowel hoolkares and other Fishers of Anootcourcorle , , ( m ) Caltura. l\lahn Vidahn Modeliar of the Olestina Fonseka Wijetoenge Fishers of the Caltura District, Aresekooleratne. Da P c*,“ "r«™M0*ri lVira’ Mohandiram of the do, do?' ™ J sinne Aretekooleratne.f Vidahn Mohandiram of Magonna. Garruwe Cang-anig-e Don Philipoo Chnndos. Mohnndiram for the Lrtscoreens of ' the Chanda* and Chunamherasr Rajepakse Tloornanesf^Ia^e Samuel Cast of Ncgombo and Alloot- Alphonso Wijesekere Goenesekera eour Corle Silver Smiths. Maha Vidahn of the Gold, Silver, and Cepper Smiths Cast, as well Cingalese as Malabar, re- Louis de Sampaye Abeyeratne siding within the four Gravets Jayetilleke. and District of Colombo and Cories, Maha Vidahn of the Black Smiths Don Bartholomeus, of Colombo. Vidahn Mohandiram of the Silver Baddelarackigey Doo Juan 1 Smiths of Caltura, Washermen Cast. Modeliar of the Washer Cast of Matthews Gome? Senewiratne Ra- the Colombo District, japakse. Mahavidahn Mohandiram of Ditto, Julius Gomes Rajapakse. STEAM ENGINE. Overseer, Mr. IT. Rudd. Millwright, >> A. Davidson Miller, v " *" , -- • , ( 109 ) NATIVE HEADMEN OF THE GOVERNOR’S GATE. 31aha Modeliar of the Dis- ^ In- ict of Maiura and Chief Gate Modeliar rpreter of the , the four Gravets of 3Iatura Jayetilleke Abbe Si- nd Gajenaike Modeliar, first Don David In - riwardene Ilangakoon laha 'Modeliar, and Chief Governor’s Gate rpreter of the , nd Malta Modeliar, of all the Istricfs from Chilaw . to 3Iaha- impatto i inclusive, 2d Maha Modeliar of the Go- Wijesekere > and Modeliar Abraham De Saram mar’s Gate , of t? Dispense Villages, and Maha Abeyegoenaratne ’idahn of Pantura Assistant 3d Maha Modeliar , Godfried Philips*: Wije- ilerpreter of the Governor’s Gate, Johannes d Chief Interpreter of the Su« koon Panditeratne •erne Court, 4th Moha 31odeliar of the Go- mods Gate, and Modeliar and Christo ffel De Saram Wannigese- ilerpreter to the Commissioner kere Ekenaike Revenue and Commerce , 31odeliar of the Governor’s Gate Don Philip Samerkoon Wijewic- nd Translator to Government, kreme Modeliar of the Governor’s Christoffel Petrus Gerrardus De 'ate, Saram Wannigesekere Ekenaike Modeliar of and Asst. Inter- Don Abraham De Alwis Abey- 'eter of the Governor’s Gate, sirivvardene Goenetilleke Modeliar the Governor s Gate of Don Jacobus Dias Wijewardene the Su- nd second Interpreter of Bandarnaike reme Court, 31odeliar of the Governor’s Gate sst. Interpreter to His Excel- Johannes Jacobus De Saram Wi- ncy the Governor and Superin jeyasakara Abeyaratna nderd of Ambetalle Pahale, Modeliar of the Governor’s 'ate, 2d Modeliar of the At- Johannes Paulus Perera Wijeye- pattoo and 2d Interpreter to the sekere .Goenewardene Collector of Colombo,, Modeliar of the Governor’s Don Abraham De Thomas Wi«'- iate, krerne Pandita Talaka Mohotty 3Todcliar of the Go ernor’s Gate, Interpreter and Julius Valentyrl De Saram Wi- Cingalese Translator in the Chief jeyasakere Goeneti Herattit 'ecretarty's office, 110 ( ) Mohotfif Modeliar of the Go- Don Cornelia Goenewardene Pdotp verhor's Gate ratne Dasenayke htular Modeliar of the Gover- Frederick De Saram Wyeyase nor's Gate lcere Tallekeratne First Malabar Mt leiiar and i . Translator to the Gate, Head of ihe Prolesiant Ckiitip* arr Ma- ^ -ham negar aver the Malabar, V/adier- Rodrigo Dava Nasa men, Barbers, and Musician of Colombo Ckiej Malabar Interpreter to Arumogatfca His Excellency the Governor arid Pulley Coomara saAvmy Modeliar of ihe Gate Second Chilly Mode ‘iar of the Governors Gale, and 2d Head of Don Simon De Melho ^Vaniger all the Protestant Chitizes of Co- koon lombo Mchotty Mohandiram of the Governor's Gate, and Trans- Don David Da JLivera Wije* lator to the Commissioner of Re- wardene Tinekocn venue and’ Commerce Mohotty Mohandiram of the Governor's Gate, Interpreter and Ernester De Saram Wijeyasakeri Cingalese Translator of the Chief Karoonaratne Secretary's Office Effective Mohottiar of the Go- Don Johannes Franciskus Dia; vernor's Gate Wijeyesekere Bandarnaike Mohandiram ef the Governor's Johannes Wiihelmus Dias Abeve- Gate sinhe Wickremenaike Ditto Don Simon Barend De Silva Jayetilleke Seneweratne Ditto Don William Adrian Dias Ban- darnaike Wiihelmus Nicolas Mohandiram of the Guard Pieris Wick- remesinhe Siriwardene Titular Mohandiram of the Go- Don Cornel is Dias Wijewikreme vernor's Gate Bandarnaike Abraham Do. of the Guard De Silva Abeywardene Jayetilleke Basnaike Mohandiram Don Bastian Perera Goenetilieke Senevvirarne PROVINCIAL COURT. J. G. Forbes Esq, Provincial Judge Secretary , Mr. J. J. Stork. Asst. Do. „ T. Thompson. , ,, , , , . ( ill J Mr. J. H, Mortier. irst ClevJr, J. Stephen. fork, ,, ,, P. A. Braekcr. > * ,, J. G. Kriekenbeek. Perera, Modeliar. ingalese Writer Pauhia falabar Ditto P. A. Ondaatchy. Poclenavehem. vitio Interpreter, D. R. Paul us Perera Sameresinhc Goe- ingalese Ditto, nesekera, Modeliar CUSTOM HOUSE. Collector ofSea Customs and Export rancis J. Templer, Esq, and Import Warehouse Keeper. t Clerk and Accountant, Mr. H. J. Doebbrafcz. ead Searcher, „ F. Dickraan. J. G. Andriesz, 'sst. Warehouse Keeper , „ J erk of the Custom House, ,, «T. Sansoni. Mellonius. 51 ,, D. y y ,, D. Trek. uperintendent of Imports ,, R. Aldons. marcher of Imports Gabriel Mendis. Ditto Ditto Juan Perera. rrack Gauger and Superintendent Mr. C. II. Schrader. of Exports, sst. Ditto, Narainsamy. Talabar Translator Portclear- of Navvccewayum Pulle. ances, ingalese Ditto and Searcher, Cornelis Perera. eneral Taxer and Conicopoiy, Malleperemal Pulle. loth Taxer, Tiapa Modley. hroff\ Matthys Pulle. atcher of the Bankshall, Mr. A, J. Van Geyzel. oerseer of the Beach. ,, J. Von Bergheitn. o. Do. Franciskue Pulle. sst. Custom Master at Negomho. Mr. J. H. Ledlux. Ditto Pantura, ,, H. P. Metzeling’. Ditto Caltura ,, L. U. Bartholomeusz. Ditto Barberyn, „ P. W. De Vos. MASTER ATTENDANT'S OFFICE. Cities Steuart, Esq. Master Attendant. issistant, Mr. L. Verduyn. ' lerk it A. Gomes. ,, , 112 ( ) SITTING MAGISTRATES IN THE COLOMBO DISTRICTS. J. Barnett, Esq. S. M. of Colombo. Secretary Mr. J. L. Cramer. 1st Clerk „ W. Vandort. 2d Do. „ K. C. lldosraalecocq. 3d Do. » C. E. Cramer. Portuguese & Malabar Interpreter, M. Mor^appa. Cingalese Interpreter H. De Zoysa, Mohandiraui, Ditto Ditto, D. J. F. Dias, Moliottiar. Dindoostanv Ditto, G. De Zoysa. Constable the of Fort, Mr. J. Ebert. * Ditto Ditto, N. Schubert. Right Constable of the Pettah, 99 J. Kessels. Day Ditto Ditto , N. Brohier. J. Wallbeoff, Esq. ,S. M. of the Mahabadde. S. H. Roosmalecocq, Esq. S. M. of Negombo. Secretary, Mr. J. G. Adarasz. Clerk, „ D. G. Hamen. r Interpreter Moliandiram, D. L. E. Perera U ije 3 irnvardcn* Rawerratne. John Bone, Esq. S. M. of Colt ura. ' Secretary, Mr. C. De Jong-. Clerk, „ J. P. IiOOSf Interpreter, , . ( 113 ) KANDYAN PROVINCES. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. eat. Col. Charles Cother, c. b. Commanding the Troops* 1 hn Downing , Esq. Judicial CoMmissio'ner. inry Pennell, Esq. Revenue Commissioner . iarles Reginald Duller, Esq. Assistant Revenue Commissioner « 000 ESTABLISHMENTS. Of the Board. Cleric, Mr. A. P. Alexander. Ditto, „ B. T. Keith. anslator and Writer, Don Hendrick, Appoohamj . odo 0/ the Judicial Commissioner cretary and Interpreter Mr. J. Armour. ' Clerk, „ P. W. De Waaa. Do. „ S. Landsberger. Do. »> J* J- De Bruyn. •anslator, C. P. G. De Saram, Modsfiar,. distant Interpreter, Millawe, Meduma Banda* oler, Mr. J. Terkost, erseer of Prisoners' labour> C, Salomon, , , , , . . ( ) Oj the Revenue Commissionei Head Clerk Mr. 0. Vanderwert. 2d Do. >. P. A. Daniels. 3d Do. »> D. Lands berger. 4th Do. » P. L. Mis so. 5th Do. »> J. Lnnd>berffer. Post Office Clerk, ,, G. B. 7’isscra. Interpreter H De Alwis Mo Cellar. Assistant do. Dunuwille, Mafia Gabede NHeine. Translator, L. D D’ Silva, Mohandiram. Ditto, D C. De Silva, Mohandiram. Shroff, K. -« D r.ornelis, Mohandiram. Land Surveyor and Overseer of Public Works, Mr. G. Rivers. •V:S Agents of Government in the Kandyan Provinces, with general Powers under Proclamation of the 21 Lieut. Colonel R. Kelly, Uvea and Bintenne. 1st Clerk Mr. T. Lawrence. 2d Do. ,, J. R. Tavei. Modeliar of the Cutcherry K. D. Hendrick. Mohandiram of do. V. D. Carolus. Shroff, P. C. Francisco, Gcorere Tumour, Esq. Saffragam. 1st Clerk, Mr. C. A. Markus. 2d Do. „ J. H. Schokman. 3d. Do. „ J. Nicholas- interpreter, Don Bartholomews, Modeliar. Tfanslator Don Moses, Mohandiram. Gaole r. Mr J. C. Wille. Shroff, C. A. Nallaya. I c U5 ) Seven Kories and North pari of j. H. Crippsr Esq-, Nuwereka lawye Mr. G. J. Schrader. [ st Clerk* ,, J. A. Kreitzheim. \d Ditto , Wodeliar ofthe Cutcherry, D. C. Dassan,.ike. 'nterpreter, S. De Waas, Mohandiram. Translator, C, De Fonceka, Mohandiram. Mohandiram of the Webadde C. J. De Werder. Pahaladolos Pattoo, Hendrick. Do, Do . Eheledqlos Pattoo, D. Jaoier, Mr. J, D. Franciscusz. rlajor W. Logic, Judicial Agent Seven Kories. llerk, .Mr. S. Dirkze. nterpreter. D. D. De Sylva, Titular Modeliar. lajor T. Baylv. Three Kories. st Cleric and Interpreter, Mr. P. S. De Waas. d Do. T. Corteling, V. Gisborne, Esq. Tamanlcadewe. lerk, Mr. E. G. Schultsz nterpreter. Caderaaib Markair. Agents Government of , with modified Jurisdiction under the 35th Clause of the Proclamation. ( Under the Superintendence of the Board of Commissioners.) nriit. J. Wynn, Sitting Magistrate of Kandy. eatery* Mr. P. Be?renger. nterpreter, D. Cornelis Jayetilleke, Titular . Modeliar. ssistant do. and Clerk, D. L. De Alwis, Appoohamy. * i m ) ' LV4ain P, Crofto», Four Kories. 'Week; Mr. W. J. Felsirig(*r. Interpreter, ])oh Andries, Mohandirapt Captain R. Trydell, Maleic and East part of Kuw rekalawtye. 1st Clerk, Mr. G. F. Gambs. Do. ?.d „ J. C. Redlich. interpreter. D. A, Dc Silva, Madeline. I % l aptain H. Clements, Harasiapattoo & Tumpanc Interpreter. D De Waas, Appoohamij. Hewahette Lieut. J. Foster, ^owth of the Mato Oya and ti alapana. Interpreter, Don- Nicholas Mohandiranu (Under the Superintendence of the Agent of Government in Uva.) Captain T. Fletcher, Lower Uwa and JEellasse Clerk, Mr, D. D. Tissera. Interpreter., _ H. C, De Silva, Mohandiram (Undej the S upeimtendeTice of the Agent of Government in the Seven Kories .) Lieut. G. Courtney, Pahaladolos Pattoo of the Seven • * Kories, ' Mr. P. J. Schwallie, Interpreter, J. H, i>« Silva. , , , , , , < H7 ) KANDYAN CHIEFS AND HEADMEN. Molligodcle Rajekaroona Senevvi- First Adikar, ratne Heratwatale Mudianse. Rat watte Wijeyewardene Sene- Panditte Abeyekoon Second Adikar wiratne Wahale Mtidianse. MolHgodde Rajekaroona Senewi* Kories, Dessave of the Four ratne Heratwahale Mudianse. MaampitiyeAmoottra Asta Nawe- Kories ratne Wickremesinhe Senanayke ,, the Seven Fandi.tteWahale Madia use, j%nr. Eheyleyagodde Dassanaike Rane- the Three Kories ,, sinhe Mudianse. Mu 11 ©gamine He ratdawoond eWi c- ana west the , Wallop of } kremesiiihe Ekenaike Abeyekoon anal Duma Oya Kadu Panditte Rajapakse Medianse, Unambuwe Rajekaroona Raje- pakse Tinnekoon Wahale Mudi- „ Udapalaia , anse. Dulleywe Naweratne Wickreme- sinhe Satnerkoon Jayetilleke ,, Kfuwerekalawieye Panditte Mudianse. Matele. Ratwatte Wijeyewarctene Senewi- Dessave the Matele Korle in- of ratne Panditte Abeyekoon Wa- cluding Lagalle and Gangalle hale Mudianse. Dulleywe Naweratne Wiekrcme- the Udugodde and sinhe Samerkopn J-ayetilieka Asgiri Kories, Panditte Mudianse. Uwa. Dessave of Gampahn and Uda- Dimboolane 'Senft'navkc Herat ki da includi ig the Ko.nam.d-- Mudianse, senior. duwa and Oolpange Departments, , , , , ( Dessave of Medakinda and the Bo- cjcda Godegejlera Dassanayke and Rilpola palatas of Mudi- Yattckinda anse. , the Oya and Hornatotte Palatas of Yattakinda Ramboopata Senewiratne. „ the Kandupalla Korle of Yattakinda, and Vidahn Bambawinne Wijeyeratne Raje- the Royal of Villages there- karoona Mudianse. in situate Gombadde Dessave Kandekumbure Ratnaike Mudi- anse. Dessave Wellasse of exclusive of Gonegodde Senewiratne Goene- Pohvatte and Patipola, ratne Wahale Panditte Mudianse >» Pohvatte and Patipola of Wellasse, Ramboopata Senewiratne. Bintenne 5 » and Vidahn n one of the Royal Villages in ^ £°de Senewiratne Goenerat- that Province, na Wahale Panditte Mudianse. Dimboolane n of Weyelowa, Senanayke Herat Mudianse, junior. Sajfragam. Mahawalatenne Dessave of the KolonnaMedde, Ka - Wickremesinge Chanderesekere dewatte and AUakalan Kories Senewiratne Mudianse. Boloswelle „ the Nawadvn Kukula, Kotelawelle Wijesun- dere and Kuruwitte Kories, Wickremesinhe Tennekoon Mudianse. Principals of Departments. Dunuvulle Rajekarunadara Eke- Maha Gaheda Nileme, naike Dherraakirla Panditte Mu- dianse, junior. Uda Gabeda Nileme, Behigamme Naweratne Attepat- too Wahale Mudianse, junior. Bunuwille Rajekarunadara Eke- Ga.jenaike Nileme, naike Bhermakirta Panditte Mu- dianse, senior. Mullegamrne HeratdawoondeWic- Maha Nekam, kremesinbe Ekenaike Aheyekoon Panditte Rajepakse Mudianse. Eroowawelle Senanayke Boowe- Atlepaitoo Lekam , nayke Bahu Naravne Rajegooroo Wahale Panditte Mudianse. , - ( H9 ) Golehells Samerediwahere Chan- Fcdikara Lekam, darasfekere Kuruppn Mudianse, junior. Kadigoramuwe Tiiakeratne Mu- 'anayakara Lekam, diansa. Moladande Rajepakse Attepattoo adikara Lekam, Samerkoon Mudianse. Rankotdiwale Dewakara Wijeye- odituwakku Lekam, koon Mudianse. Behigamme Naweratne Attepat- unamaduxve Lekam too Wahale Mudianse, senior. Talgahagudde Karuna Jayetilieke adenatuwakkukara Leham r Rajeguru Mudianse. Principals of the Temples. 3 we Nileme or Principal of the. Behigamme Naweratne Attepat- Great Temple Dalada Mali- gaica, too Wahale Mudianse, senior. \snaike Nileme of the Maha Vishnu Dewale, Unambuwe Banda. Dulleywe Naweratne Wickreme- the it „ Nata Dewale, sinhe SamerkoOn Panditte Mu- dianse. Madugalle Karunatilleke Jayesun- it „ the Katragam De- dere wale, Wiresekere RajepakseWa- hale Nayke Nisi Mudianse. Pamoonoowe Wijeyeratne Arfca- i „ the Pattini De- wale, nayke Dhammaddaja Panditte Mudianse. j ,, the Maha Katra- gam Dewale of Katugaha Lokoo Banda. Badulla, the > „ Maha Dewale Golalielle Samerediwakere Chan- of Hanguran- darasekere Karuppa Mudianse. ke'te, junior. ) „ the SajfragomSa Belgodde Wijeyetunge Attepattoo man Dewale, Mudianse. Talgahagodde Karuna Jayetilieke » „ Arabohk e Dewale, Rajeguru Mudianse. > )> Pasgame Dewale in Hewahette, Weyvvudepolle Lokoo Banda. 1 j) Lankatillcke and. Gadaladeniye Mudianse. Deioales in Naranwelle Jayesundere Udunuwere , , , , , ( 120 ) lias'aaike Nileme of the Maha Maampitiye Amoottra Asia Nawe* Emhehhe fy We- ratne Witkreriiesinbc Senanuv- ftoriye Dexiales ke Panditte Wahale Mudianse iu do., senior. j> 4, Horagone Deivale in the K mda - Katucraha Bandarnaike Herat Mu- palla Korle of dianse, junior. Lover lhoa, li 4, Gonnave Dewale in the Pahdle- Asmadelle Samerkoon Mudianse. dolospaitoo of the Seven Kories Eyhelepola V'iiesundere Wickre- „ Wilbawe Devale r^jcsi iihe Ekenaike Chandarasf- in the Eheleclo- kere Rajekaruoa Sinanavke Ja- lospaitoo of do vetijleke Amerekoon Wall all Panditte Mudianse. j) „ Jungoore DeWale Veragoda Banda. in do. do., Basnaike Rale of Dodanwelle De- Kiribatkumbure Rajepakse Hera wale Mudiafise. „ „ AllvwatvcocJdc De- Watterantenne Mollegodde Raje- wale in Harasia- pakse Attepattoo Wahale Mu« pattoo , dianib. Chief of Lower Bulatgamine, Dodantala Kandure Mudianse. „ Upper Bvlatgamme, Plalpe Mohuttale, „ Kotmale, Unambuwe, Mudianse of Minery, Punche Ralle. Slema Lebbe Marsola Mohandi* Chief of the Native Moors of Kandy ram. Kariyappa or Head Moorman over Mina Markair. the Madige Wellasse of , Madrigey Mohmdiram of the Se- Segoo Madar. ven Kories COLLECTOR SHIP OF JAFFNA. Charles Brownrigg, Esq. Collector of Revenue and Customs. W. Moir, Esq. Assistant. Clerk , Mr. A. Heynsberg. 57 „ J. D. Herft. 55 „ J. De Niese. 57 ,, J. Siekera. 11 ' „ W. A. Vanderhocven, 77 „ C. Stephen, J. C. Vos. . ^ . ( '121 ) Minder, ft B. Rodrigo. / '‘ *« K'* JVJrttookistrra, JjTociGlicir , ii€Tpv€t&7 amp Ccmicopoly, Tissewirasinga, Modeliar. arreoer Manjagar, and Read of - Arrcsoonellutta, Modeliar the Fishermen and Pearl Di v vers, . read Shroff, Wingadeselom Supermamum. Native Headmen attached to the Collector of Jaffna . ” I Philip Rodrigo Moottookistna. :l Catcherry Modeliar of Jaffna, Walligammo District. taniagar the Parish Wan- of of Ramenade Modeliar. narponne, Taniagar of the Moor Street of OdoYna Lebb6 Markalr Mariam* Wannarponne, pulle Markair.;. the Gold Smith's taniagar of Winayeger Nag'&many. Street of Wannarponne , Taniagar the Parish of Nal- of Enoomarroewentooya Modeliar. loor, lodcliar andManiagarofthe Parish Moro«ger Inasiepulle of Chunducully. Todeliar and Maniagar Carreor of Arresenilitta Modeliar. in the Parish of Chundicully, Taniagar of the Parish of Poottoor, Vacant Do. Do. of Atehoevelly, Mapana Modeliar Coernaden. Do. Do. of Mayletty , Moottetamby Sidembernaden Do. Do. of TiflapaUe , Mandelenayega Modeliar. Do. Do. of Matlagam, Rasanayega Modeliar. Do. Do. of Manipaay , Morogeser Sarewamiemottoo. Do. Do. of Changane, Vacant. TVollirvaresinga Modeliar Santia* Do. Do. of Pandatripo, goepulie. Do. Do. of Batteeotte, Supennanien Welaydfn. IFadamaratchy District, Janiegars of the Parish of Odoe— pitty, Manusegra Modeliar Waritombf.. Do, of Tannacacucooritchy in the Parish of Odoc~ Weyladen Maylivageruinmc, pitty,, , < m ) Manxgars of TFallewittytorre in the Weder Welaydcn. Parish of (J Ilorpitty. Maniagar of thr. Parish of Catte- wely Vacant. Point Pedro Do. of , Arroclambela Modeliar. Do. of Carrror in the Parish Aneeooniliyette Canekerayan Mod* of Point Pedro, liar. Tanmaratcliy District. Maniagar the Parish of Nawa - of Sandresegra Wisoewecaden Modeliar kalty , Do, of Chawacherry, Ramaling-a Modeliar, Do. of Warreny, Sidembernada Modeliar. Collaseg-rapowenella Mapana Mo- Do. of Eludoematual, deliar. Tutchellepcdlc District. Maniagar ofthe Parish ofMoogomalle Wissuwoenader Silembynan. Do. Do. of Tambogamrna, Coemarawealer Supennannien. Do. Do. of Plopalle, Nitchia Senederaya Modeliar. Do. Do. of McUlipattoo, Ponner Wyrentoottoe. Do. Do. of Careichypattoo. Nitchinga Modeliar. Do. Do. of Poonaryne, Sittamble\rer Soopennaniapulle* Do. Do. of Polwerayencadoe, Ayenpulle Warragam. Do. Do. of Illepccarwe. Cadirvvealer Moordti^esen. The Islands. Maniagar of Carretivoe, Annogam Ramanaden. Sapermanienu Do. of Alevitty * Welaydcr Do. of Knits, Modelitainby Arrier, , ( 123 ) Maniagar of Poengertivoe, Moottooeeomaren Supermanien. Do. of Annelativoe, Cannagaraye Modeliar. Do. of Nynat.ivoe, Candapper Wisoewenaden. Titular Modeliar of Jajfna, Mader Way rawenader, Wijeratne, The Wanny District. '-Y Maniagar of Kamawelpatto north Collesegra Modeliar Wedaranaire. Nidmayagay Mapane Modeliar Ar- Puramandoe Modeliar of do. do. nasaiara. Provincial Modeliar Karna- of Sandresegra Mapana Modeliar. welpatto. south, Puramandoe Modeliar of do. do. Cadirama Modeliar. Modeliar of tke Chandos of do. do. Seaaderay Modeliar Canawaddy, Provincial Modeliar of Podoco- Canaganayega Modeliar. ripo, Puramandoe Modeliar of do. Svrampulla Modeliar. Careoer Modeliar of do. Aresoenilvitta Coorockoolasooria. Interpreter Mokandiram of the Soose- Perera. Commissioners Court of Jajfna, i STEAM ENGINE. Mr. David Roller, Superintendent. Overseer, Mr. A. Vau Schelver. , 124 ( ) PKOVINCIAL COURT. Henry Wright, Esq. Provincial Judge. Secretary, Mr. John Theiie. 2s? Clerk, ,. J. Margenout. Clerk, „ J. F. Toussaint. •99 ,, M. Van der Gucht. Malabar & Cingalese Interpreter, J. Rodrigo, Modeliar. Sitting Magistrates in the Jaffna District. \ l 1 «* : J. W. Huskisson, Esq. Fiscal and S M of Jaffna. Secretary, Mr. J. F. Grenier. Fiscal's Clerk, ,, W. De Rooy. rit.er. IV ,, J. W. Grenier, Interpreter, V. M. Baitian Pully. Coaler, Mr, P. G. Jansz. S. M. and Asst. Custom Master P. F. Toussaint, Esq. at Point Pedro. Secretary, Mr. R. Her ft. Interpreter Sandresekcre Modeliar SwepuHe. , Esq. S M of Chawagassery, . F. Von Meybrink, ecrctary, Mr. S, R. Vander Guclit. \terpreter, W. Sinnetamby. S. M. Ponereen. . H. Leembruggen, Esq. of -.eretary, Mr. B. H. Vander Gueht. derpreter, Peter Peerem Panayegana, . G. Speldewinde, Esq. S. M. of Mallagam. •» eretary, Mr. M. H. Weber. ierpreter, A. Maylwagenam. S . M. and Asst. Custom Master '. K. Burleigh, Esq. of Karts. eretary Mr. B. De Visser. ’terpreter, Siman Waas Tironakon. CUSTOM HOUSE. Foulstone, Esq. Asst. Custom Master at Jaffna. ook-kcevcr. Mr. B. A. De Visser. lerk, ,, J T. Gratian. 1 » „ C. F. Ebelb , , , ( 126 ) COLLECTORSIIIP OF TRINCOMALE. W. Gisborne Esq. Collector of Revenue and Custom 1st Clerk , Mr. E. G. Schultsz. Clerk, „ L. M. Maartenaz. „ J. H. Dornhorat. ,, J. Tap. Interpreter, Arnaselwa, Modeliar. Shroff, Ritnasiuga, Modeliar. Clerk of the Fiscal's Office Mr. P. De Smith. Gaoler, „ S. Van Huyaen. Turnkey „ J. N. Matthewsz. A ative Headmen attached to the Collector of 7'rincomale. Chief Modeliar of the Province Don Juan Nalla Retnasegra Ca- of 7'rincomale and Modeliar of dre weioe. the Culcherry Modeliar of the Culcherry, Don Juan Rasacaria Retuasingen. Asst, or Acting Adjutant Wanneah Agelesan Modeliar Wisoewena- of Coitear, den. Wanneah of Catoecolom, Cadramen Caleappen Don Philippoo Rasacaria Tamba- Modeliar of Tamblegam, pulle. Maniagar and Modeliar the of Don Juan Annathana. Tappal Department Head Marcair of the Moorman, Cader Saib Marcair. Don Caspar Erroern are woon Tuya Tit i lar Modeliar, A llegecoon. Do- Do. Don Juan Rasacaria Suppermania. Do - Do. Don Juan W^rapallera Rasacoon. Do- Do. Aroenaselem Tamodry. Do- Do. Addawera Pandeda ConainaUe. Do- Do. Cad i amen Wede wenara. Do- Do. Coriapper Cadc-rgatner. Do- Do. Cannegeretya Welayda. Do- Do. Casinado Modliar Suppermanisn. Second- Maniagar the Town of Cande Odear Sangrapulle Odare of 7 rincomate. ( 127 ) Vis- yvincial Modliar of the Weeler Maylappen. North net Karrecatte M oole , Ponnear Chilemben. deliar the Carreors do. do. of Arocmogom. Modeliar do. do. Cadergamer rmando ^ South Koner Poeden. ')itto do. annegenada Odear. yvincial do. of do. \Y oj the D istrict rmando Modeliar Ponner Chelemben. Auiieawalle , Modeliar. yvincial Modeliar of do. Itlengecewela odeliar the J)is- rmando M of Saladear Cadramen. ict Malepattoe North Modeliar. yvincial Modeliar of do. Wanneasinga rmando Modeliar of M eelpal- Ambelewer Mapanen. oo East, Sandresegra Modeliar Welayden. yvincial do. of do. Kannegesinga Modeliar. ditto do. of South •ynando Modeliar of Kellekoe Cadergamen Aven Modeliar. 'hole North , Segra Modeliar. yvincial do. of do. Kandappa Maylen. )o. do. of do. South Waygaly Sanmogenagegen Modeliar Sup- do. rmando do. of pen. Waygally Nagappen Rasakaria ivincial Modeliar of Odear Modeliar. rmando 'Modliar of do. Winesy Sidemberin Modeliar, niagar of the Fishermen of Konapper Marimoetto. "rincomale , of the Silver' Smiths of do. Samnogom Sidembery. PROVINCIAL COURT. A Dyke Esq. Provincial Judge. retary. Mr. F. Dornhorst. rk, „ H. P. Eastman, ,, G. C. Nasson. „ W. J. Tap. Interpreter Modeliar. , Soepermanian Ditto, Canagaritna Welayda, Modeliar. II' MASTER ATTENDANT'S OFFICE. Brook Esq. Master Attendant . Brechman, Esq. S. M. Mullativoe retary, Mr, A. S. Francke. terprtfer , N atconaseg ra, Modeliar , ( 228 ) CUSTOM HOUSE. Mr. II. Martens/ Asst. Custom Muster COLLECTORS HIP OF GALLE. horns Sansoai Esq. Collector of Revenue and Customs, Head Clerk Mr. J. A. T3e Vos. Accountant, „ Paul Hansen. erjis, C . „ A. C. De Vos. 99 ,, Daniel Kellar. 9 9 „ N. E. Rose, ,, in the Custom House. „ L, H. Anthonisz. •» » „ C. Auv/ardt. Gaoler, „ A. J. Eybinfer. Salt Store Keeper. ,, A. II, Hingert. Custom House at Galle J. M. Lavalliere Esq, Asst. Custom Master. I Asst. Custom Master at Dodan- Mr. J. Baurlj. doswe TAudere. Native Headmen attached to the Collector of Galle . Modeliar of the Guard and Chief to the Gate at Galle Interureter Don Abraham Dias Abeyesinhe Modeliar the Altepattoo, and ’ of Ameresekcre. Modeliar and Interpreter of the Cutcherry of Point de Galle. Second Modeliar of the Altepattoo Don Alexander Ferdinandu? A- and second Interpreter of the beyesiriwardene Wijeratne Obe- Cutcherry of Galle, sekere. ( 129 ) Mobotiy Mohandiram of the Galle Nicholas Dias Abeycsinbe Wlje- Cutcherry, wardene Don Bastian Abejekoon Wani- the Guard, Tutelar Mohandiram of gesekere. Salomon De Silva Wickremesinge Titular Ditto, Ditto , M a den ay ke Titular 1 okandirarn of the Atle- Don Theodorus Wij ewardene Goe- f'ltfjfo neratne Titv ar Mohandiram of the Cut- Don David Jayetiiheke Goene- cherry of (Jade, ratne Modeller of the Cede Cories, John Henry de Zilva Don Paulus Dias Abejesekere Ra- Titular Modeller Galle, of jakaroona Philippoo Be Zilva lYijesekere Vlohandirani Cade Carle, of Abetoonge Titular Mohandiram of the Galle John Breekius Dc Zilva Careo- District, neratne Baptist De Zilva Jayetdleke Kar- Mod(lira of the Gangehaddepatto, in n a ratne Johannes Ferdinand ns Wijeratne- Modeliar the Ta’pcpatloo. of Obeyesekere Second Mohandiram of the Talpe- Don Louis Abeyewickreme Goe- pattoo. nesekere Titular Mohandiram of the Talpe- Don Alexander Wij esiri wardens pattoo, Goe neratne Bon Petrus Ferdinandits -Ameresi- I oral the JVellehadde Pcdtob, of riwardene Wijeratne Obeyesekere Modeliar of the Benloite District Don Adrian De Zilva G'oenetSi&ke and Weilalalwitty Corle, A me resin vr urdene Mohandiram and second Headman Don Louis De Alvis Goenetilleke the Bentotte District and Jeyewarderte IVellahoitiy Corle. Titular Mohandiram and Trans- Don Oonstanteyn Absyewickreme lator the Custom House of of Goenesekere Galle, Pakkier Mohadien Bawa Saya Grst Head Moorman of Galle, Lebbe Mark air lecond Head Moorman of Ditto, Samsy Lebbe Alie Ossen Pulle lead Moorman of Gindarak, Sieina Lebbe Sarnsie Lebbe Marbair Head Fisherman. Don Adrian De Zilva Ammadoor ’lead of the Fishers of Galle, Jayovvardene 9 attegatyn Mohandiram the of Koddoege Simon Wijesorrije Fisners of Wellebadde Pattoo, r Iaha l idahn of the Fishers of Simon De Zilva Wickremesem Talpep attoo, Kajepakfe , , ( 130 ) Maha Vidahn the of Fishers of Agoostingoo De Zilva Wiediest Amblangoddc, kere Goenewardene. Carpenters. Maha Vidahn of Carpenters. Don Louis Karoona Nayeke. Harbors. x Vidahn Mohandiram of the Barbers Payable Pannikege Simon Fej at Galle, nando Goeneirardcne. Head Washermen. Maha Vidahn of the Washers of Pottapitye Halloo Hewager Cbri! the four Gravets of Guile. t.ian VVicki emcratne. PROVINCIAL COURT OF GALLE & MATURA. Charles Scott, Esq, Provincial Judge. Secretary Mr. P. J. Ludovice. lsf Clerk, 99 P. A. Bastiansz. Clerk J. Hollebeek. tf 99 J* ^ • Van Cuylenburg. 9 9 „ J. H. Ludovice. Interpeeter, Hendrik De Saram, Modeliar, •ooo- MASTER ATTENDANTS OFFICE. T. H. Tvvynam, Esq. Master Attendant. „ — ooo Sitting Magistrates in the Galle District , J. M. Lavalliere, Esq. Sitting Magistrate at Galle. theys. Secretary , Mr. II. Mat Clerk, „ J. E. Wittrnsleger. J. B. De Silva, Mohandiram Cingalese Interpreter, Tamnl Do. J. L. Markar A. L. M. Head Constable, Mr, P. Z. Andrieseoij. , ( 131 ) S. M. Battepitty J J. Ivriekenbeek, Esq. of Modem. S‘ rrtury. Mr. J. Vanderlinde. Interpreter, Johannes Mendis. COLLECTORSHIP OF TANGALLE. J. N. Mooya^rt, Esq. Collector of Revenue and Customs « First Clerk, Mr. N. B. Kleyn. Clerk, „ A. Fernando. J. H. Jansz. ,, J. W. Pietersz. 5 y G. E. Ernst. 5 J ,, F. E. Bastians. >y „ •9 ,, J. Aifcendorif. „ at Matura, „ J. C. De Ziiva. Custom House Clerk and Post Hold- „ J. Holstcyn. er at Tangalle, Custom House Clerk Belligam, „ J. A. Zeehuvzen. i D. D J, A. Ilangakoon, Maha Interpreter, Chief Modeliar. Head Shroff', S. A. N. Yoesoeboeboe Lebbe, Second do. S. L. Coenjie Lebbe. Gaoler at Matura, Mr. Nicholas Michielz. Do, Hambantotte, Mahomet. V Salt Department at Hambantotte. Wilcassie Lebbe Markair Aharaadoe Store Keeper Lebbe Markair. ls£ Clerk, Mr. G. J. Altendorff, 2d do. J. F. Fostey. Shroff, C. M. L. S, Ahamadoe Lebbe, Native Headmen attached to the Collector of Tangalle. Modeliar of the Attepattoo and Don David Jayetilleke Abesiriwarde- Interpreter to the Collector, ne llangakoon, Maha Modeliar, Modeliar and Interpreter to the Dionecius Lainbertus Perera Wio Collector , kremcratne Ekenayke. Mohotly Mohandiram and Asst. Don Johannes Rodrigo Wijeymt- Interpreter to the Cutcherry and ne Siriwardene. Mohandiram of the Attepattoo , John Simon Abeiiriwarden* Ilan* Mohandiram of the Attepattoo , gakoon, . . , , 132 ( ) Titular Modeliar of the Malum, Don Juan Alesiriwardene Ilanga- District koon. Modeller of the Gangebadde pattoo Gerard De Saram Wiej-eseekero and Four Baygams Tillekeratne. Modeller • of the Belligam Coiic Petrus Abraham Cornell's Abesirl- and Belligam Tottamoney, tvardene Ilangakoon. Don Hendrik Perera Wijesinhe Mohandiram of Do. Gunnetilleke. Mcdeliar of the Momma Corle Henricus Christoffel De Corea and Caitoon Ocdoebokka, Abjeratne Siriwardene. Modeliar of the Kandebedde pat- Don David We) esiriwardene Se- too , neweratne Waneyediwakere. Modeliar . the Wellebaddepatloo Dionisius Abraham Lissanaike. . of , Titular Modeliar. of Wcllebadde- Don Constanteyn Wickremesinhe pattoo , Amereseekere. Modeliar of the Woods and of the Andreas Theodoris De ZilvaWey- Maha esiriexvardene Wickremeratne. Dewepanne , Modeliar of the Genvoy Paltoo and Don Thomas Rodrigo Wijeratne Siriwardene. Chief of the Elephant Hunt , Titular Mohandiram of the Gir- Don Thomas Sameresekere Des- senaike. rhvaypattoo , Gallagam- Bitme Mohandiram of Don David Senirat Ratnavke. me, Bitme Mohandiram of Ankone - Don Andries Wijegunewardene Wijesinhe Appohamy. goddc, Don Matthus Wickremeratne. Bitme Mohandiram of Tattegelle , Dissanaike Bitme Mohandiram of GireiOay- Don Juan Mornesi- pattoo. nghe. Boorah Abocasim of Chief Modeliar of the Mahagam- Matjara Da- • tayia. . pattoo District , Juan Wickrexneratne Dissa- Modeliar of the Mahagampat- Don naike. loo , Sekadie Markair S&dakoe Lebbe Head Moormen of Matura. Markan. Kasie Lebbe Sinne Lebbe Mar* Do. of Balligam, kan. Sinne Ahamadoe Neyna Yousubo Do. of Girwaypattoo. Lebbe. Head Fishermen. Don Lowies Wiereratne. Mahavidahn , Don Bustian Perera Abegunewar- Mahamdahn of the Fishers ofBdh- dene. gam Toltcmonei/ and Mirese, Maha. Vidahn Mohandiram of the and Gir- Abenso Wijewere Goencratnp. . fishers of WelUbodde riwaypalloos, , , *33 ( ) Namboekare Abraham De Silva Titular Mohandiram , Wirekoon. Do. Do. Don Christian De Silva,. Mahavidahn Mohandiram of the Don Thomas De Silva Abesinhe Fishers of Girwaypattoo Kodipillu. Maha Vidahn of the Fishers of Hetfciheavagay Don Christiaan. Mahagampattoo, Head Chandos. i • 7- c r< 'L n/f z. Wouter Conraad De Silva Abey» aienaike J second G Monandiram. , ^ J eratne Gunne wardens. Head of Silversmiths. Baas Mohandiram, Don Philip Dewesoreendre. Don David Deweendre Wieje- Second Baas Mohandiram, seendre. Titular Maha Vidahn Mohandiram Pollottugodde Bandagay Don of the Black Smith of Kottal 4" Dennis Wijesiriwardene Abe- Dewa ebadde, narayene. Titular Mohandiram of the Wood Don Juan Bewessoonreedere. or Maha Dcwapane , Badala Maha Vidahn of the Silver Don Aberarn Obeyenaraene. - Smith of Matura, • .. > , . . Head of Washers. Mahavidahn of Radawalls and Ratnapoeliegay Sayakara Baddes, Don Juanies. Titular Mohandiram of Washers, Don Gabriel Karonaratne. Don Simon Wickremetaenge Sa- Ditto Ditto, meratne. Head of Benoays. \ Vidahn and \ Head the . of Berways 0 . T _ Sine Jayalat Joteratne. and Tom Tam betters, Sitting Magistrate in the Tangalle District. Sitting Magistrate at Girreti'ny* P. C. Roosmalecocq, Esq. pattoo Secretary, , Mr. W. F. Andre. Interpreter Nicholas De Silva. , . ( 134 ) Sitting J. F. Lorenz', ana Revenue Afagistrale rf Ma'ura. Secretary, Mr. S. Ilollowell. Interpreter , „ J. F. Rodrigo. — 000 J. W. Bennett, Esq. S. M. of Mahonampatloo. Secretary , Mr. \V. Lambeas. Interpreter Mohandirarn, Ibrahim Doole. G. J. Poulier, Esq. S M. at Belligam. Secretary , Mr. J, Zeehuysen. Lon Richard OLeysekere Mohan- Interpreter , diram. ooo- Custom House of Belligam. Mr. J. A. Zeehuysen, Asst. Custom Afaster. Cingalese Writer , L. L. S- Abesinhe. OOO COLLECTORSHIP OF CHILAW, PUTLAM & CALPENTYIf. Sreyd. R. M. Esq. Collector of Revenue Cust vis. W. J. Ln sing ton, Esq. A vsis!ant Head' Clerk Mr. John Wambe«k. C e? k, „ N. J. Pieres. 51 „ J. Cooper. Clerk of the C tcherry and, Score- aiy In ike Sitin g Alagistrase of Mr. J. Ar an Lange nberg. Pvt/am, Interpreter , Simon Casie Chitty. Shrofft Christoboo Silva. , ( 135 * Native Headmen attached to the Collector of Chilaw, iPutlam and Calpentyn * T - Nicholas Silva Wijsyetoonge odeliar of the District of Chi De aw. Gdoneratne. Wijeyesinhe J*ty- 'odeliar and Interpreter of the Don Abraham wardene. Cv cherry , - Wijeyesekere 'ohandiram of Monisssram Fat Abraham Cosrsa too, Abeyaratne. Don David Per fra. orate of Jagampatto , Arnewolandampatlo, Don Cornells Perera. o. ,, Otierapalate, eyesinh e EkenaikeN ai ndehamy o. „ W 1 j Appoohanay. fohandiram of 1VJ eddepalate. Mapawijesinhe Simon Corea Wijeyesekere A- Demelepatto, 'odeiar of beyeratne. read Moorman of Chilaw Wedden Saib, Head Fishermen. Fishers tohandiram of tho of and Cal- Peria Carpen. Odopencary , Putlam pentyn, Kaymelle Migel Low. 'orate of , Iohandiram of do. Juan Fernando. Putlam . fadeliar ofPutlam and Calpentyn Gabriel Casie Chetty. Iariagar of Putlam, David De Rosario. lead Moorman, Naina Lebbey Bavva Markair, Calpentyn. thief of the Chctiies Waytenaden Odigar.' , Omergatta Markair Segadoe Mar- lead Moorman kair. , Calpentyn. Chief the of Chitties, Waytenaden Odear. Head Moorman, Sinne Tam by. PROVINCIAL COURT OF CALPENTYN. R. M. Sneyd, Esq. Provincial Judge. Secretary, Mr. J. E. Van Ebbenhorst. Clerk, „ D. C. Jansz. Interpreter, N. J. Ondaatje. Sitting Magistrate in the Calpentyn District. S. P. Foenainder, Esq. S. M. of Calpentyn. Secretary , Mr. P. Flanderka, Interpreter Jacob Evertsz. CUSTOM HOUSE. S. P. Foenander, Esq. Asst. Custom Master t Clerk, Mr. V. JBavyn, . \ , , , . ( 137 ) CQLLECTORSHIP OF MANAE. Revenue and, Customs I" Arsfruther, Esq. Collector of r Mr. A. E. Bartholomeusz, ead Clerk , ?cond ditto, „ C. Rodrigues. iterpreter to the Collector „ L. Myce. tore Ccrdcopoly and Asst. Inter~ N. S. Bastian. preter to the Collector, d Shroff, Ritnasinga Modeliar Manuel. i ditto, Kadergamen Wieseentie. Native Headmen attached to the Collector of Manar. fodeliar of the Cntcherry, Rasaritna Modeliar. [ digar of Werteltivoe .Mr. C. W. Jan. Yiito of Mantoite, Rasacaria Modeliar. )itto of Nanathan , Weendergoon Modeliar, Yitto ' of Moselly Periatamby Marcsir. I depenaar of Manar and Superior Jeronimo Patcheco. Headman of ParraiOa Cast, pormando Modeliar of ditto, Tamodera Modeliar. Provincial Modeliar Nadoechitty Soepermania Modeliar. Colom, D ormando Modeliar of ditto, Senaderaya Modeliar. Provincial Modeliar of Ghinechitty Easacaria Modeliar. Colom, 0 ormando Modeliar of ditto, Ayenpulle Modeliar. ! Provincial Modelipr ofMeerkomole , Kasinade Modeliar. 0 ormando Modeliar ditto, Wary t am by Kadergama Modeliar, Provincial Modeliar of Klekemolc Maylwagena Modeliar. South, Porrnande Modeliar of ditto, Soepermqnia Modeliar. Provincial Modeliar Pannen- of Manapulle gammo, Modeliar. Pormando ditto Illensingeraga Modeliar. Modeliar of , RasacariaKannaganayega Mode- Provincial Modeliar of Tv.nekay, liar. Pormamido Modeliar ditto Sewekoernaaden Modeliar. of , , , 138 ( ) CUSTOM HOUSE. Assistant Custom Master at Con - daichy, Mr. P. C. Utilise. U”co’ < / rh of the Custom House ,, L. Myce. of Manar, Clerk and Head Searcher , ,, N. Tiedeman. Searcher at the South Barr , „ P. Berius. i Provincial Court and Silling Magistrate's Office Provincial P. Anstruther, Esq. Judge and Sitting Ma gistrate of Manar. Secretary, Mr. R. A. Van Langenberg. Clerk, „ A. C. Bartholomeusz.'* Interpreter , Don Joan De Zilva, Mohandiram Malabar Priest, Swaminaden. Moor cfoV/o, Iiapponaya. COLLECTOR3HIP OF BATTICALOA. Joseph Price, Esq. Collector of Revenue and Customs. Itsi Clerk, Mr. G. Van tier Gucht. Clerk , ,, Petrus Vincent. y> „ Dauiel Barthulomeus. m „ P. Schuiliug. Interpreter R. D. Sumenaden, Modeliar. Shroff, Pasqual Modeliar Santiagoe. / . ( 139 ) io the Collector Batlicaloa tfaifpe Heatlmc 'i aMachfd of ut Moctel.il ir of. the District of Batticalca and Interpreter of Ranaenaden Daniel Samenaden, the Ctcievry with the Title of Rafekaria Somtmaden Modetyar, 3f liar and Land Yidahn 2nd ode Alleerecoon Adriaan Senaden. Batlicaloa of the District of , Pasquai Santiago. Titular Modeliar of Baiticaloa , Do. Do. Do. Anander Anthony vtamenaden, Provincial Court of Baiticaloa. Joseph Price, Esq. Provincial Judge of Batlicaloa 4 Mr. J. AncU’iezss, Secretary , J. C. Tambaya. Interpreter , W. Topsvoort. Gaoler , I . DELFT ISLAND. Superintendent and Silting Ma- Robert Atherton, Esq. gistrate. Clerk and Interpreter , Mr. W. Watson. Secretary and Clerk , „ W. J. Scliutnagher. C/erft of the Stud, Maniagar of Kelekoor, Peroemeynar Naganaden. Do . of Terkoor, Ayimpermal Candappen. 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The Honble Robert. Bovd, Esq. t . , , - ,, r> -i ' „ M(mb« r‘ of H - - CouncJ- The Honble J. VV. Carrington, Erq. M The Revd. J. M. S, Glenie, Actiug- Archdeacon. W. Granville, Esq, Treasurer. J. N. Mooyart, Esq. Secretary. Clerk to the Secretary, / Members of the Committee, in addition to the President, Vice Presidentst Treasurer and Secretary. Henry Matthews, Esq. Henry Augustus Marshall, Esq. Lieut. Colonel Walker, Captain Gascoyne. Revd. Samuel Lambrick. I Revd A. Armour. I Revd. J. Chater. Mr. J. M ‘Kenny. S. Beaufort, Esq. Revd. J. D. Gogerly. — ( 145 ) COLOMBO LIBRARY COMMITTEE. '’he Ronble Major General Sir Hudson Lowe. Phe Honbie Sir R. Ottley, Knt. Puisne Justice. The Honbie J. W. Carrington, Esq. lenry Matthews, Esq. Colonel H. F. Mulier, H. M. Ceylon Regiment, lieutenant Colonel H. Fraser, Royal Artillery. .lieutenant Colonel M. Linusay, H. M. 78th Regiment. William Granville, Esq. iharles Collier, Esq. M. D. ). A. Blair, Esq. Paptain J. M‘Donald, H. M. 16th Regiment. Assistant- Surgeon C. T. Whitfield, Royal Artillery. J. Wilmot, Esq. laptain J, Forbes, H. M. 78th Regiment. Lieutenant O. De Lancy. Captain T. B. Gascoyne, H. M. Ceylon Regt. Secretary. Mr. Dionisius de Neys, Librarian. CEYLON LITERARY and AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Patron and President. His Excellency the Governor. Vice Presidents. The Honbie Sir Hardinge Giffard, Knt. L. L. D. The Honbie Sir Richard Ottley, Knt. The Honbie Robert Boyd, Esq. The Honbie John William Carrington, Esq. Members of a General Committee for 1826. lames Nicholas Mooyart, Esq. Pharles Edward Lavard, Esq. Henry Matthews, Esq. Henry Augustus Marshall, Esq. The Reverend Andrew Armour, The Reverend Benjamin Clough. Charles Collier, Esq. Lieutenant Colonel George Warren Walker. Captain 7 homas B. Gascoyne Secretary. Uerk— , „Mr. Cecil. Morgan. , > 1 .( 146 ) V A1 /MIITTBLEi INSTITUTIONS. Pern's Fund. The Hon. J. . Carrington, Esq. Superintendent. Clerk lvlr. G. R. Corteiing. ,, j, J. G. Campbell. Conicopoly, , « . .Lpyr ’P p iled. The Hon. J. W, Carrington, Esq. .S peri ten deni. Charles Collier Esq. Medical Superintendent. _ f Medical Attendant, — Mr.’ C. 'Vanderlaan. Pettah Ho ; dial. • - Medical Attendant , Mr. J. Marsel is. Orphan School. - The Hon. J. -W. Carrington, Esq. Sr-perinleiident. Mrs. M. Craig. Mahon. Medical Attendant, Mr. J.- Coopman. % N. B.—The Ladies and Gentlemen of the Colony are informed, that the Children ’on this Charity will undertake plain work, the profits of which will .tend to support and enlarge this very, useful and necessary Institution—It is thought proper that publicly to give a List of the prices to be charged upon each article, and to entreat the indulgence of Ladies and Gentlemen, if these efforts of industry are in any way wanting in neatness or expedition. —£ —s. —D. Ladies Petticoats with bodies each o 1 0 Ditto Ditto Piain o 1 0 Children’s Night Caps O 1 0 3 Children’s Frocks tucked from Nine Pence to 1 q 0 5 „ without tucks Gentlemen’s fine trimmed Shirts 0 1 ! a Coarse Di ‘to untri turned „ ! o 0 » 0 0 C ra vats — — 0 * ll Pocket Handkerchiefs B “ o Pillow Cases per pair 0, 3 0 Marking in Jaffna cotton per Letter oj ' ; ' V I ) 8 ( 147 ) Naval Establishment. IN THE EAST INDIES. Rear Admiral Gage Gommander ir>. Chief of all His Majesty’* ISlii^s and Vessels in the Indian Seas. TRINCOMALE. S. Curgenven v 'Esq.— Naval Store Keeper. His Majesty's Squadron in the East Indies. Ships Names. Guns. Captains. Intended Flag-Ship Java — 52 Capt. Wilson Boadicea 46 Captain F. Carroll, c. b» Alholl 28 Captain J. A. Murray, Rainbmv —— . 28 The Honble Captain Rous* Success 2S Captain Sterling, Tamar 26 Captain J. J. G. Bremer, c. b. Fly 18 Captain Wetherall, Hind — 1 8 Captain J, Ferneaux, Champion 1 8 Captain Studdart, Raleigh — 1 s Captain Dal ling, Cyrenne 1 s Captain A. Campbell, Pandora 1 Captain W. C. Jerrris, Cochin Tender — ' ( Captain O’Meil. ( 148 ) MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT IN CEYLON. . List of the Staffand Officers of the Corps serving in Ceylon . GENERAL STAFF. Sir Lieut. General Edward Barnes, K. C. B. .Commanding the Forces . Major General Sir Hudson Lowe, K. C.B. Lieut. Colonel Chatham Hor. Churchill.) Ceylon Regt. Military Secretaiy. \ Aide-de-Camp to His Ensign Fredk. C. Barlow, 97th Regt. $ f Excellency the Governor. Captain George MacDonald, S Aide-de-Camp to the Lt. 16th Regt.& C General. Lieutenant Geo. Hutchison, 16th Regt. Ditto Ditto C Aide-de-Camp to Major Lieutenant Oliver DeLancy, (unattached) J General Sir H. Lowe } l K. C.B. Lieut. Colonel Geo. Warren Walker, 59th ) ~ „ . De l Ad L General. Regiment. ' VJ- J \ Captain Thomas Bamber Gascoyne, Ceylon , Depy ^ ^ ^ Lieut. Col.nel Henry Hardy, Major 9th ) D Q M Q ^Lieutenant William Moore, Royal Staff ^^ Qr Mr GmL | Major John Fraser, Ceylon Regiment. Depy. Commy. Genl. Captain Samuel Braybrooke, Ceylon Regt. Assistant Commissary. De • AssL Commissary Edward Holgate, Esqre. \ Py (_ of Stores. Captain, George Ingham, H. P. ... late 3d ) _ n Ceylon Regt. Dltto DlLto \ Quarter Master J. Nathaniel Austin, H. P > _ n .„ late 3d Ceylon Regt. Dltto Dltto Reverend \ Charles Jobson Lyon, A. M. Chaplain to the Forces. Reverend J. S. Peri ng , A. M. Ditto Ditto Reverend N. Garatin, A. M. Ditto Ditto ,, . MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Rank. Names- Stations. Bt. Defy. Inept, of IIosps. Charles Collier Colombo. Staff Surgeon Duncan McDiarmid Kandy. Asst. Staff Surgeon William H. Young Trincomalee. Ditto, Robert Siilery M. D. Colombo. Apothecary to the Forces George Middleton Ditto. Hospital Assistant. William Stewart Kcrnegalle. Ditto, John Strange Chapman Badulla. Ditto, Robert Battersby ' Ratnapoora. Ditto, Arthur Wood M. D. Kandy. Ditto Julius Casement M. D. Hambantotte. Ditto John Stewart Graves Trine ojaalee. GARRISONS IN THE MARITIME DISTRICTS. Rank. Stations and Names. COLOMBO DISTRICT. Colombo. Commandant Major Genl. Sir' Hudson Lowe k. c. b. &c. &c. Staff Officer 1st Lieutenant Thomas Skinner, Ce-ylon Regt. PuTLAW. Commandant Captain G. A. Tranche!!, Ceylon. Regiment. ( 150 N GARRISONS IN THE MARITIME DISTRICTS. Rank. Stations and Names. TRI NCO M ALEE D 1 S TRICT. ' ». • • r , * , . TrincomaleE. Commandant 3t. Lieut Colonel Henry Bird, 13th Regiment Staff Offecr Captain James Anderson, Ceylon Regiment. Jaffna atam. Commandant lit. Major John Antill, Ceylon Regiment. • Batticaloa. Commandant Bt. Major Haddon Smith, Ceylon Regiment, Point he Galle Commandant Bt. Colonel David Ximenes 13th Rt. Staff Officer Lieut. Thomas Deacon, Ceylon Regiment, Hambantottb Commandant KANDYAN PROVINCES. STAFF. Commanding in the Interior, Lieut. Colonel Charles Cother, C. B. 83d Rcgt* Staff' Officer at Kandy, Captain Joseph Swinburne, S3d Regiment. DISTRICTS AND GARRISONS Rank. Names. Stations i Harrispattoo. Commandant Captain Henry Clements, 16th Reg. Madnwalatcnne ( 151 ) DISTRICTS AND GARRISONS. Rank Name 9. Stations -c Hkwahette Commandant 1st Lieut. Isaac Foster, Ceylon Regt. Maturatte M atelle Commandant Captain Botet Try del, 83d Regt. Fort McDowalll Three Korles Commandant Bt. Major Thomas Bayly, Cey. Regt. Ruanwelle Four Korles. Commandant Captain Peter Crofton, Ceylon Regt. Fort King Seven Korles. Commandant Bt. Major William Logie, 97tb Regt. Kornegalle &AFFRAGAM. • - # Commandant Lieut. Win. S. Johnson , 83d Regt. Ratnapoom OUVAH. Commandant Bt. Lt. Colonel R. Kelly, 83d Regt. Badulla Staff' Officer Captain Francis Frome, H. P. Gith Rt. Ditto Lover Ouvah and Welassy Commandant Captain Thomas Fletcher, Cey. Regt. Allipoot \ . I X 152 ) TROOP OF LIGHT DRAGOONS. Rank in the Names j Regiment Army Remarks ieut. Commanding _ . ^ 4 Lieut. 16th Regt. eo. Hutchison 19th Jany. 1825 1 14th July 1814 ROYAL ARTILLERY. Lieut. Colonel. 1 ugh Fraser 12th June 1823 19 th July 1821 Captains ’enry Bates 2d April 1821 Maj. 12th Aug. 1819 1825 27th May 1825 . M. Maxwell 12th Feb. „ 2nd Captains. . M. Bourchier 30th May 1812 Maj, 21st June 1817 . W. Baker 29th July 1825 1st Lieutenants. [enry Hough 2d Sept. 1813 „. G. S. Smith 11th Dec. 1823 28th June 1815 V Assistant \ Desbvisay 1st May IS 23 12th May 1820 ; i Engineer ohn Will. Seddon 29th July 1S25 2nd Lieutenants. }eo. Bingham 26th Dec. 1824 l. A. Oinmanney 29th July 1825 * Assistant Surgeon. 3 . T. Whitfield 5th Oct. 1823 2d Dec. 1812 2nd Asst. Surgeon. 1 VI organ Nugent 14th Nov. 1822 20th Nov. 1813 ( 153 ) ROYAL ENGINEERS. Rank in the Names Regiment J Army Remarks Captains. W. F. Dawson 23d March 1825 25th Sept. 1812 Alexander Brown Do. • » 21st July 1813 W. C. Ward 2d June 2 1st do. 1st Lieutenants. - , « . V 1. .. . I. Edward Covey 15th Dec. 1813 Will. Cam. Forbes 23d March 1825 25th May 1823 Charles Oldershaw 29th July Geo. Will. Dixon 15th Jany. IS26 • *- * '» : • . ROYAL STAFF CORPS. Captain. Francis Duvernett 7th April 1825 1st Lieutenants. William Dillon 18th April 1316 r Deputy 1 Assistan William Moore 17th March 1825 )Qr. Mr ' General 2nd Lieutenants. G. M. Parsons 8th April 1825 ., ( 154 ) CIVIL BRANCH OF THE ORDNANCE COLOMBO. Kettlewell, Esq., Acting Store Keeper., r,. G. S. Brook, Clerk Do. , TV. Robison, . p H Pfeiffer, Do. , 000 TRINCOMALEE. TV. Tibeando, Esq- Store Keeper. [r. J. Thompson,, Clerk. -ooo- GALLE. V Dawson, Esq,. Deputy Store Keeper. X 155 ) SIX SERVICE COMPANIES. 16th (or tiie Bedporivsiiire) REGT. op FOOT, Rank in the Names Remarks Regiment Army Colonel. Wm. Carr. Vise. \ BeresfordG. C.B. > 15th March 1S23 Genl. 27th May 1825 & G. C. H. 3 > Lieut. Colonel. David Xiraencs 2d June 1825 Col. 27th May 1S25 Major. • - Henry Bird 7th Feby. 1822 L. C. 1st Jany 1S12 Captains. A. D. C. to the Lt. I Genl. and George McDonald 5th Sept. 1816 17th Augt. 1815 Cotndg. | Pioneer Corps. Henry Clements 22d July 1819 1st Sept. 1S13 John Walton 26th April 1821 William Kemp 27th May 1824 14th ;Nov. 1S22 Robert Browne 7th April 1825 A John M. Dalzell 1st Sept. it U Lieutenants. James Brand 17th Jany. 1822 17th Augt. 1820 Robert Carr 29th Dec. 1823 Matthew Smith 31st do. Charles Murray 12th Jany. 1824 13th Oct. 1S21 A.DC.A. D C td f Vthe LitLieut Genl. ;and George Hutchiyon 5th May tt 14th July 1814 < - i I Coradg . ' ” ' '0"-' r *V ' * r A Drgr 1 . ( 156 ) SIX SERVICE COMPANIES. of FOOT. (Continued.) ISth (or the Bedfordshire) REGT. Rank in the Names v Regiment Army Remark* Lieutenants. bert Luxtnore llth June 1824 F. Thompson 7th April 18 5 lomas Jones 1st Sept. 1825 Ensigns. • I Assistant Archer 25th June 1S24 ^ M. / Engineer. ckson Cassidy 28th Jany. 1826 ill. Ashmore 18th Feb. „ Paymaster Capt. 23d April 1812 . W. Ford 15th May 1823 Adjutant. I mes Brand 9th Oct. 1823 Lt. 17th Augt. 1820 Quarter Master. illiatn Rowen 25th July 1806 Surgeon. rchibald Fraser 20th July 1815 tssistant Surgeon. M. Dryedale 10th Nov. 1825 Facings— Yellow. Lace—'Silver. A.gent, Messrs. Macdonald and Campbell, Regent-street, St, JameA, “ ” ( 157 ) SIX. SERVICE COMPANIES. 7Si?if (Highland) Regt. op Fooa) or the Rosssiiire Bcpis.. “ Cuidicii’n Rni.” The Elephant superscribed “Assaye”— Maida —“Java” Rank' in the Names Remarks, RegimentO Army Colonel. Sir Ed. Barnes k. c. b. 8 Sih Aug; 18S2‘--Li.GI.27thMayi825 Lieut. Colonel. Martin Lindsay c. e. 12th Aug. 1819 25th Nov*. ISIS | Major Henry N. Douglas S2d Oct. 1S25 j Captains. John Peter Lardy I8th March 1819 25th Jany. 1816 Arthur O’Keeffe 12th Aug. „ 21st Oct. 1813 Martin G. T. Lindsay 26‘th June 1823 Jonathan Rorbcs 15th Ajiril 1824 John McLeod 7th April 1S25 j Tno. Bin. Hem mans 8th April 1 S23 j Lieutenants. » « John 25th Mav 1820 7th Sept. 1814 Thomas Taylor , William Beales ] Sih Dec. 1821 George Mitchell 14th Feb. 182*2 29th July 1S13 1 1S14 Ewan McPherson 1 lth Dec. IS‘23 5lh Feby. Walter Hamilton 15thApril 1324 Will. Bain McAlpin 25th June ,, Will. Henry Pickthorn 8th April 1825 2Sth July 1314 Henry Holyoake 8th do. 1826 TJho. Maitland. Wilson 13 th May >» C 153 ) SIX SERVICE COMPANIES. P.oot. (Continued.) 78x11 (Highland) R?gt. op * —.Rank in the *» . V •- w .J i Remarks. Names - . Army , , Regiment j. .4^ *—— • » ^ Ensigns i Adjutant John Edw. N. Bull 7th April 1325 \ Edmund Pawsey 8 th do. „ | Colin C. McIntyre 9ih do. „ j Paymader John Chisholm ,11th Dec. 1817 Lt. 2d July 181:3 , Adjutant • 1 , Ap.lSS5 John Edvr. N. Bull 4th. May 1823 Knsu7th j r Quarter Master | - 3th Aug. 1S12 William Gunn •ml • Surgeon. Bun. Henderson m. u. 23d March 1823 ' /i Asst. Surgeon. i Facings— Buff. Lace— Geld. Agent, Mr. Brent, Stable-yard, St. James s. — ( 159 ) SIX SERVICE COMPANIES. 83rd REGIMENT op FOOT. “ Talavera “ Fuentes d'Onor”—“Cuidad—Rodrigo” “Badajoz”- “ ” " ’ Salamanca —“ Vitloria —“ AHvellc”—“ Orthes’ “Peninsula.” Rank in the 1 Name* Kemarki Regiment Army 1 | Colonel j John Hodgson 20th March 1823 Lt.Gl. 4thJunel814 Lieut. Colonel Chas. Cother c. b. 24th Oct. 1816 1 9th June 1812 Major - Richard Kelly 1st Jany. 1818 Lt.Cl. 3d Aug.l I 5 - Captains George J. Mee 8th Augt. 1822 Botet Trydell 15th Jany. 1824 17th Nov. 1813 Peter Crofton 25th Sept. ,, 15th Dec. 1S22 Wm. Henry Law 14th July 1825 C StaffOf- Joseph Swinburne 6th Oct. „ < ficer C Kandy. Lieutenants R. Henry Dwyer 13th April 1S20 C Sitting Joseph Wynn 21st Dec. „ 23d Nov. 1820 < Mag. £ Kandy, Aretas S. Young 29th Jany. 1824 C Asst. John Harrison 2Sth Oct. Engi- „ ) C neer.. John Rayson 7th April 1825 Wm. S. Johnson 8th ditto „ C Asst. Robert Colquhoun 9 th ditto „ 4th Dec. 1823 \ Engi- C neer. Henry Caulfield 14th July „ i ( 160 ) SIX SERVICE COMPANIES Continued S3rd REGT. of FOOT ( .) Ranh in the Names Remarks Regiment Army Ensigns Mbert Watson 17th July 3 823 Jenry. F. Ainslie 99th Jany. 1824 - Robert Kelly 25th June „ 1815 Villiain Bell 7th April 1825 30th Nov. Paymaster \ Richard Brough 7th Oct. 1824 Lt. 25th Dec. 1813 yv Adjutant. Fohn Stubbs 20th April 1826 Quarter Master lohn Rusher 20th April 1826 Surgeon Samuel A. Piper 20th Feb. 1823 Asst. Surgeons \ 13th 1313 A. McQueen ar. d. 20th March 1823 May I Facings—Pale Yellow. Lace—Gold. James* Agent Messrs. Macdonald and Campbell, Regent Street, St. 44 ( 161 ) SIX SERVICE COMPANIES 97tii REGIMENT op FOOT. \ . Rank in the Names Remark Regiment Army • Colonel Sir James Lyon, T K. C. Bi. & G. C. B. 25th March 1S24 M.'Gl. 4th Ju ne 1 8 1 Lieut Colonel C. Hamilton, c. e. 25th March lS2t IstJany. 1312 - Major Richard Giles 31st Dec. 1825 Captains William Morris 25th March 1824 .Vlaj. 4th June 1 SI Robert Haddock Ditto „ „ 12th do. 1820 N. L. JDarrah Ditto „ 27th May 1S25 • A Thomas Smith Ditto - „ 25th Oct. 1814 1 1 William* Logie 4 th Nov. „ Maj . 27th May 825 William Cannon 7th April 1825 < Lieutenants ' * Charlton O’Neill 25th March 1S24 2d May 1S11 William Austin Ditto „ Gth April 1S13 1814 Donald McIntosh Ditto „ 2 1 st Ditto Adjutan Alex. Carmichael Ditto ,, Gth May „ George Courtney Ditto „ 29ih Nov. 1815 Joseph Vincent 8th April 1S25 Edward Cheney 19th Jany. 1525 Wm. T. Staimus bth April „ ( 162 ) SIX SERVICE COMPANIES Continued .) 97th REOT. of FOOT ( Rank in- the | Remarks Names Regiment Army t j — i 1 A. D. C. Ensigns » i to His 7 Excel- Barlow 2d July - 1824* S lency the redk. C. \ $ Gov'er- \ V. nor- ' > i>hn McCaskill 25th Janyi. 1825 lenry flandcock Sth April „ William Morris 9th Ditto „ Paymaster Oapt. 27th Apl.l 820 William Orr 9th Dec.J. 1824 \ Adjutant ' March 1824 Lt. 24th Apl. 1814 )onald Macintosh 25th • 1 Master Quarter I 1825 ' oseph oleator 24th Feb. Surgeon 1S25 John Freer m. d. 2-5 th Fch. | Asst. Surgeon i 21st April 1824 4th March ISIS William Austin { Facings—Sky Blue . Lace— Silver. James’s. Ajgeiit—Mr. Collier—Park Place, St. ' 4 * / , ( 163 ) CEYLON REGIMENT. Riflemen. Rank in the Names. Remarks. Regiment Army Colonel. FrederickMaitland 22d Feby. 1S10 Gl. 27th May 1825 t Lieut. Colonels. Henry F. Muller 6th Jany. 1825 Col. 27th May IS25 .Lionel Hook 11th Augt. „ 3rd Augt.' 1815 Majors. Philip Delatre 28th Sept. 1818 4th June 1814 \ C Deputy John Fraser 21st June 1821 31st Oct. 1818 ? Corny. 1 Genl, Captains. Thomas Fletcher 22d Feby. 1816 12th March 1810 Alfred Mylius 29 th April 1818 C StaffOffi- James Anderson 8th June 1820 1st Sept. 1813 \ cerTrin- ^ j ( comalee Thomas Bayly jPth Augt. 1821 Maj. 4th June 1814. Hep. f Tho. B. Gascoyne 7th Feby. 1822 ) Asst. Adjt. ) C General Anti 11 John 25th June „ Maj. 27th May 1S25 Parker John do. M 10th Feby. 1810 1 Asst. Sami. Braybrooke 6 th March 1823 f 1 Cam my. ( \ Military C. H. Churchill 22d May Lt.cl.l8thJanel815 „ ( l Secy. Haddon Smith 26th June „ Maj. 19 th July 1821 James Taree 3d July „ 13th March 1815 William Malcolm 4th May 18.24 ( C 164 ) CEYLON REGIMENT. Riflemen. (Continued) Rank in the Names Remark* Regiment Army Captains. Comg. >bert Lai? 25th Sept. 1824 18th Octr. 1821 Armed Lasco* reen* bn Manwaring 18th June 1825 dimuty Montresorj 11th May 1826 *. A. Tranchell 9th | Oct. »> 1st Lieutenants. ( Asst. bn B rah an 18 th Feby. 1818 2 1st Oct. 1813 Engi*» ^ neer tac Foster 14th Sept 1818 irtinus Conrady 28th do. » chard Gray 1st June 1819 rrard Fretz 25th do. 1822 8th April 1821 ter B. Reyne 15th Deer. n C Staff omas Skinner 8th Jany. 1824 j < Officer imas Deacon C Colombo I 12 th do. Sd August 1815 do. Gall® edore Asst. Mylius 15th do. 71 s \ Engi® Iliam ne«r Driberg 16 th March C M 8th August 1822 duey Mylius 30th May J» in Emslie 24th June 11 Eardlay Hodges 23d Sept. 71 4th Feby. 181^ nes Stewart 11th Novr. 11 - x. Mackay 12 th do. sby 11 V\ arburton 18th June 1825 •‘X. Robertson 8th Sept. 1825 ->roas Phelan do. Iliam 11th Novr. 1812 Keen do. m Hewit ii *th Octr. 1813 do. ti t e* Bell 29th July 1814 Kirgslj do. if 9 th C . McQuestion Novr. ,, do. W. Lambrecht ii 14th June 1815 do. m % itrd Phelan 1 / 8th Sept. 1815 20th Oct. ?> 26th Novr. 1812 : ( 165 ) CEYLON REGIMENT. Riflemen. (Continued) Rank in the in ames. Remarks Regiment Army j 1st Lieutenants . Daniel Keogh Sd Novr. 1825 5th April 1810 David Meaden 2d Feby. 1826 H. Van Kempen 22d April ,, 4th May Adjutant Thos. W. Rogers „ 1 Robt. J. Davidson 11th May „ 20th Jany. I&IS Edward McVicar 1st July „ Richard Jefferson ] st Sept. „ *G. P. Pickard 9th Octr. „ 2nd Lieutenants John S. Rodney 25th March 1823 Edwd. A. Tumour 17th July „ William Garstin 2Sth Octr. 1824 H. A. Atchison 7th April 1S25 \ Holl Stephenson 19th May „ Henry F. Powell do. j* - J. F. G. Braybrooke 22d Deer. „ * Alex. Grant 2d Feby. 1826 ; Arthur Invine 9 th April „ William Hope 12 th do. „ John Deaken 13th do. „ John Edwards 4th May „ John Woodford 24th May „ Paymaster. John Boustead 21st June 1810 i Adjutant 1826 T. W. Rogers 1st May 1826 JstLt.4th May Quarter Master Lt. 1808 T. L. Fenwick 2Sth Novr. 1S22 3d Novr. Surqeon A Armstrong 22d May 1S17 7th March 1S16 Asst. Surgeon G. Knox M. D. 23d June 1825 * Will.. Lucas 25th May 1826 % e Regimentals—Green Facings—Black , t _ % . Agent, ( 166 ) GUN LASCARS Rank in the Remarks Names Regiment Army lsi Lieutenant \ Adjutant ndrew Hope 2d Octr. 1800 CORPS OF ARMED LASCORYNS. ' - Commanding , apt. Capt. Octr. 1821 Ceylon 1st. Feby. 1826 18th obert Law Regt. J PIONEER CORPS. 'apt. Commanding , Capt. 1825 17th Aug. 1815 >reo. McDonald 10 th May 18 th Rt. Asst. Engineers Lieut, 1813 $ 1st Sept. 1824 21st Octr. obn Braban ( Cey. Rt. * Lt. $ Rot. 1st May 1823 ffieophs.Desbrisay 1st Aug. 1825 / Arty. 1824 Lt 83d. Rt. obn Harrison 12 th Novr. „ 28th Octr. do. 1825 4th Deer. 1823 ,, l. Colquhoun 1st Feby. _ . ( Ens.l6th 26th June 1834 r to. M, Archer 1st July 5 > iRt. U Lt. Cey. 1st Aug. 15th Jany „ Theodor Mylius | j Regt> * confirmed N. B. The Officers thus marked have not been n their Appointment by His Majesty. , . ( 167 ) COLO MBO. MILITARY SECRETARY’S OFFICE. Lt. Col. C. H. Churchill, Cey. Reg. Military Secretary. €lerk ' Mr. C. G. Kalenberg. Do. „ B. Brohier. Do. „ J. Ball. Do. „ P. Van Dort. Do. « W. G. Kalenberg. Do. „ T. Ball. ADJUTANT GENERAL’S OFFICE. Lt. Col. G. W. Walker 59th Regt. Deputy Adjutant General. Capt. T. B. Gascoyne, Cey. Regt. Deputy Asst. Adjt. General Clerk , Mr. P. A. Pompeus. Do. » J. C. Barber. Do. „ A. Vandort. QUARTER MASTER GENERAL’S OFFICE, Lt. Col. Hardy Major 9th Regt. Deputy Quarter Master General. 1st Lieut, W. Moore, Staff Corps, Deputy Asst. Quarter Master Geni, Clerk , Mr. E. De Monte. Do. >» P. A. Vanderlaan. Do. ?» P. Melhuisen. Draj'tsman , T» P. D. Vanderstraat. Cooroowe Modeliar and Superinten- J. L. dent of Elephants Perera. COMMISSARIAT ESTABLISHMENT. Colombo. Major J. Fraser, Ceylon Regt. Deputy Commissary General. Clerk , Mr. J. F Conderlag. Do. „ J. Schroter. Do. n Q' C. Kelaart* , . , ( 168 ) apt. Bfayhrooke, Ceylon Regt. Asst. Commissary General ?erk, Mr. H. G. De Zilva. Do. „ W. C. De Haan. vrekeeper, „ A. Mortier. 1 Storekeeper , „ W. Gerlach. donial Storekeeper, „ J. F. Jonklaa*# erk. „ D. H. Maas. TRINCOMALIE. ipt G. Ingham h. p. late 3d Deputy Cey. Regt. Assistant Commissary erk, Mr. H. Anthonisz. erk and Storekeeper, ,, G. Buttery. KANDY. Holgate Esq. Deputy Assistant Commissary, •rk y Mr. E. Mattheysz. ~)o. ,, G. De Moses. rekeeper. F. M. Candappa. ROYAL ENGINEER’S OFFICE. Colombo. ptain F. W. Dawson, Commanding Royal Engineers, eut. G. W. Dixon, Royal Engineer. eut. E. Covey, Royal Engineer. °sk, Mr. W. F. Lourensz. )o. „ A. Wendt. )o. „ J. M. D® Hoen. aftsman „ J. Van Doit. KANDY. iptain A. Brown, Supt. Royal Engineers, iptain W. Ward, Royal Enqineer. eut. Oldershaw, Do. Do. erk , Mr. J. C. De Ney«. )o. „ F. C. Hopff. ( 169 ) MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. I Bt. Depy. Inspector { of Charles Collier Esq. Colombo. Hospitals ' Surgeon to the Forces Duncan MacDiarmid Esq. Kandy. Asst. Surgeon to theForces William Henry Young Esq. X rincomale. Do. Do. Robert Sillery m. d. Colombo. Middleton Esq. Colombo. Apothecary to the Forces George , Hospital Assistant William Stewart Esq. Ivornegalle. Do. Do. William Lucas Esq. Chilaw. Do. Do. Julius Casement m. d. Hambantotte. Do. Do. Arthur Wood m. d. Kandy. Do. Do. Robert Battersby Esq. Ratnapoora. Do. Do. John Stewart Graves Esq. Trincomale, Do. Do. John Strange Chapman Badulla. NATIVE MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT. Assistant Apothecary Mr. W. H. Kelaart Colombo. P. J. Ebert Do. Clerk , 11 Constz Do. Do. 51 J. H. Do. Sub -Assistant, 11 M. Mack Lourensz Galle. Do. 11 J. C. J Langenberg Negombo. Do. $1 I . Van Zilva Ruanwelle. Do. 11 P. E. De Misso Colombo. Do. 11 J. B. Hambantotte, Do. 11 II. Heyn Calpentyn. Do. D J. E. Beekmeyer Loftus. Ottoankandi. Do. 11 J. Zilva Kandy. Do. 11 W. A. Da J. II. Jonk Trincomalie. Do. 11 De Colombo. 11 J. L. De Run Pupil, J. B. Raux Do. Do. 11 Kelly Trincomalie. Do. 11 L. ( 168 ) COLONIAL AGENTS, Agent Resident in London. Richard Penn Esq. Calcutta. Messrs. Palmer and Co. Madras. is. / MessrB. Arbuthnot and Co. Bombay. A. Mackintosh, Esq. CAPTAINS GENERAL AND GOVERNORS OP CEYLON Whilst in Possession of the Portuguese. *o Lopes de Souza, me de Azevedo. icois de Menezes. uel Mascarenhas Homen. ha Alavres Perreira. itantin de Say Noranha. ge d’Albuqueque. itantiu de Say Noranha, 3eorge d' Almeida, o dc Meilo. )ine Mascarenhas. ippe Mascarenhas. uel Mascarenhas Homen. icois de Mello Castro. line de Sousa Continho, under whose Administration Colombo was rrendered to the Dutch 4 Merely D Menezes, last Captain General (in command of Jaffna \d Manor.) * ! Mt' , . •nr « ,*/- .. V , .j ' s ur.MuhL >r:.~ •; .. •iv . . J * — s?> t *jssa€ s< . 4 ^ J5f ft I. >2 V .3« szits' K tH < f >" *. •** -t ' - ••' ' ••• • • s , .: vw ( 169 ) GOVERNORS OF CEYLON. Dutch. Whilst in possession of the NAMES. Administration commenced. AT GAiiLE. at the »ViVliam Jacobs Zon Coster, Commander surrender of that place 13 th Mar. 1640 - - - 1640 fan Thysz, President and Governor 2 1st Aug. 154 6 loan Matzuyker,Ordinary Counsellor & Governor 24 th May - - Jacok Van Kittenstein Governor - - 25 th Feb, 1650 - - - 1653 [\driaan Van Der Meyden, Governor 11th Oct. COLOMBO. Adriaan Van Der Meyden, Governor - - - 12th May 1655 iRvklof Van Goens, Governor ------1660 Jacob Hustaar, Extraordinary Counsellor of India & Governor ------27th Dec. 1633 «Ryklof Van Goens administered the Government for ------19 th Nov. 1654 Lourens Van Peil, Commander & President Go- 3d Dec. 1679 vernor and Extraordinary Counsellor of India - - 1080 Thomas Van Rhee, Governor & Extraordinary Counsellor of India ------28th Jan. 1693 Paulus Be Rhoo, appointed Governor and Di- rector of Ceylon ------1695 Gerrit Be Heer, Governor ------22d Feb. 1697 1702 . The Members of Council ------26th Nov. 'Mr. Cornells Joannes Simonsz, Governor - - 1 1 th May 1703 Hendrik Becker, Governor & Extraordinary Counsellor ------22d Nov. 1707 Mr. Isaak Augustyn Rumph, Governor & Ex- traordinary Counsellor of India - - - - 5 th Dec. 1716 ( 170 ) GOVERNORS OF CEYLON. Whilst in the possession of the Dutch. NAMES. Administration commenced Arnold Moll, Commander at Galle - - - - 11 th June 1723 Johannes Hertenberg, Governor - - - - 12 th Jan. 1724. Jan Paulus Schagen, Commander of Galle - 19th Oct. 1725 Petrus Vuyst, Governor and Extraordinary Coun- sellor of India ------16th Sep. 172# Stephamis Versluys, Governor andExtraordinary Counseller of India ------27th Aug. 1729 Gualterus Woutersz, Commander of Jaffnapatam 25th Aug. 1732 Jacob Christian Pielaat, Extraordinary Coun- sellor of' India and Commissary — - 2 nd Dec. 1732 Diederick Van Domburg, Governor - - - 21 st Jan. 1734 Jan Maccara, Commander of Galle 7th June 173G Gustaaf Willem Baron Van Imhoff, Extiaor- dinary Counsellor of India and Governor — 23d July 173S William Mauris Brunilc, Governor - 12 th Mar. 1740 Daniel Overbeek, Governor & Extraordinary Counsellor of India ------2d Jan. 1742 Julius Valentyn Steyn Van Golleness, Extra- - ordinary Counsellor of India & Governor 11 tli May 1743 Gc-rrard J 411 Vreeland, Extraordinary Coun- sc-llor of India & Governor - - - Gth March 1751 Jacob De Jong, Commander of Jaffnapatam 25th Feb. 1752 Joan Gideon Loten, Extraordinary Counsellor of India and Governor ------30th Sept. 1752 Jan Schreuder, Extraordinary Counsellor of In- dia and Governor ------— - 17th Mar. 1757 Lubbert Jan Baron Van Eck, Governor, (unde whose administration Kandy was taken in Fe lltli Nov. 1732 brvary 17S5. ------Anthony Mooyart, Commander of Jaffnapatam 13 th May 17 The Honorable The Governor in Council of Madras administered February 1796. he Government from the 16th ENGLISH GOVERNORS. Administration commenced Th* Honorable the Governor in Council of Ma- 16th Feb. 1796 12th Oct. 1798 tfonorable Frederick North (now Earl Guildford) Lieutenant General Right Honble Sir 'Jhomas 19th July 1805 Maitland, G. C. B. Major General John Wilson, Lieutenant Governor 19th Mar. 181.1 1812 General Sir Robert Brownrigg, Bart. G. C. B. 11th Mar. Major General Sir Edward Barnes, K. C. B. 1820) Lieut. Governor 1st Feb. Lieut. General The Honble Sir Edward Paget, G. 0. B. 2nd Feb. 1822 Major General Sir James Campbell, K. C. B. Lieut. Governor 6th Nov. 1822 Lieut. General Sir Edward Barnes, G. C. B. *» 18th Jan. 1824 Note. The Administration of each Governor terminated when that if succeeding one commenced. .1( • ' ' H1 H ( 172 ) 7 -J Otf £ £ 4a r^. n r/1 O O o F fa Pm Pm f, 1— PS the C 5- fa. C3 Cfl s~< fa* T3 Colombo. b v f-> M. ° tM O 4) O r *D Pm Pm Ph returning G« f— of CD fa fa > cn 4^ ^ ti, 03 ...... ~z - to aj 7 - - Fort H O 3 - ~ * o - Sc PS 2 ei pH CO £ CO fa CO CEYLON. G Cm the • V— 44 O s a C CM crS o ia Northward 13 si 'a o cj cj ^ o. O C3 House £ 44 C CC . c «j cs - Island 3 o o fc w S a fa fa Pm S q ! Colombo the . o o o C o o O O o C o c o 1 > c Kind’s o X3 in No. 5 o o 40 50 O «o oH 50 50 ©) c ©J c 50 CO from fa | fa the Island CJ •fa> CJ measured d O Coa&t fa a o distance CO CD the >4 >-• CJ o U 0) eS C3 > •fa fa • H o S3 fat s r~> — E - g‘p- O O m3 >Ss c Ei T3 o u fa •It c3 « O ' 3.3 £ p ca a a 3 }> fa-S *5 Rocd rj V II « o u d t- « »- U fa bo ~ 'c ~o eo a 2 C Jz 4 *4 Rivers Principal from Places of Distance a f- o c a « > t S « § J3 ^ S (y C _2 — oS O O ^3 o rt W Ph p-t l>. U pH M ( 174 ) f i < , - ( 175 ) a o *c co O *s Pi fa rf p '*•»* rt Pi a ci - r C5 £;• p P P •- ,>< ^t p o P CJ O © CJ CJ fa Cs< p p fa eo P rP cj CO JO . cj P CJ P O cS ci e5 Cfl to a o CC a CO i— rH f—I r-H i—< r—< r-H rH i— i o X! 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P'Sa —< • *— qj Li •*-» >"• r i—i . 3 re o-jh T! —« P ts a 3 t! « -3 O 3 re. o «• i o- 5 *2 o.- ° s .5 g. hp C fc t, T3 H S=r?-«S'=Hl3 BgK(,.rt« S«'K0!4rire d 8s4ie!”O o p ) ( 176 I i ( 177 ) o 5=5 cu * r-< 7> 4^> 3 ozs « u m > -u> o O rK fa V3 Principal ' Places S S a 2 5 ° ® qo n ^ Jg J2 -0 P •»* of W 95 . . w^v- 3 g) Kl 0 ° W 03 CO CO CO CO W ^ W rH —< Distance ^ 53 C h O t? o CJ 22i'NNC5eoo® N c3 • *— G2 erf fa -m a o n d rt O • '-’ 5-i -i_j >- 5» ^ C rtCrf *•< O r-3 (J 3 m « <0,05 &D4J -Q 3 a-j . *—< *- c *" **' « E c 3P* £ -SfiwwSlSf *> rs »» ^ r» w— •» ( 178 ) K £ « % A CO e* © CO r5 Oyj o o O P$ <<13 5Jl o > -- o #s ~ ~ *-< •— F-* r r—' P-4 o fc. <3 GS) OJ 30 * t- <3 o >“ ^ © Jv» v —i K "S «3© ft?. c — r - « > .3 ? s H •- r- P" , 3 <3 3 £ •i 5 " U S C g U! A > H < P*^ a *> •> i- _° ~ 5 pu E-i < m ) No. 3. in the District efjafragani, AD from Colombo via Ratnapora throughout HcwaheLe tty the Province of Ouwa, and > Badulla in Handy. • Distance rincipal Places Miles : • - \ . . m Colombo to nbepan6 in the 32 :eygamkorle 32 Nambcpane to ‘ igodde in tbc ' y ragam District ' ? - •• ' ' 37| f . i Idangodde to oapora in the ’ragam District 14 52 Ilatnapora to ! tapetia in the iragam District 14. 05i ( i«o ) ( ill ) Distance Principal Places — Miles 1 — Valangher.a I09J to Himbleatw«lle 15 to dull a, 2107 feet )ve the level of sea. 8 \ 1321 ** Badulla to Topette 00 i 141 ! to crt MacDonald 10 to Maturatta 36 1S7 to Hangranhettd 8 ( 182 ), Distance Principal Places Miles Hangrankette 175 to Marasena S 183 to Kandy- 10 193 2 ( 183 ) «W> Ocn p-i- ccJ CD O CD eo C/l 3 3 OTa O O o hrl tn *-H O Kurunagale. a 33 4-3 4-3 G CO CO M O 3 - O O o co fa V P* CD PH from sSuofan^ t> <—1~ ^ N CO Total Road sa'm J ^ P5 -Ji O cc N >0 1-H 03 CO sSuoj.m -fi r? ^3-0 -'WHH-iIp 9;H*3lHia3l^ j; co so o? go eo Carriage S 8- 8-* S G 8 8 5 6 8 3 9»UW " . 2 ^3 s£ G V (D « 3 r o Ti £ 3 -3 O o ' . © 3 i2 Ui . & b£, — a? £P-CJ rf ^ ?-4 o — ‘^! 3 3 < t* 3- ** hr-G ^ cp £ o > f ^ b 3" rS 3 T3 9 w3 p: < ffi g M g S W O - V4 O r r P r> < m.) Hj »y> Kandy, Oco Cm to tJ cj C c3 _Q Colombo c3 m r" O & furlong. «0) ID th from 5 - £ r >—i —io< to —w-» o n n 1 s^tiopn j so Road Total 4 Miles g sa 0 (O P! >C W CO i(3 CD •;? CO niM CO 7 t* *0 >0 *0 i-o o 'O r-*- Iio:s2 sSnopn^j P Jh — 'i- « i-i D) <5 <0 'O >-< (JJ o ^ ^YM co Kin^r 6> rC •X3 c Fort rt m r- 10 o o to f-, O •>.. c rt <3 O U) Road © o >0) c o « O r- CO f— < • cj* cS cC cO to !) 13 C © g rt Main rf r', ~ :: rt rt 5 O °O feC~te- _c ^ 2 t: m- ^ ^ i cs > >. O O _, CO ^03 O 2 f3 SO O cO a O •- DC '-; — »- , ^5 &.'© the J « P. * O m i2 «,« « 1 o N +J, <—< <*, P* rP ,t?i & , O Q - s-. .O ~ 2 From { 183 ) Trincormle to Match and Kories 7 the — - "i1 O “3 •’) »v - SO t> O JD CJQ *0 1> JU o> O •-< Oi CO t? lO ;o t> Cl fSuo^n^ COLOMBO T JCOiOCCOOSl^OCOaOCGCO''? S »I!IV from o w re -a '.5 3 « br 3 rt o ® s QJ ~ fa*r~ 5_ c«- -a ©5 c cc = S "3 « -a C ^ « P «j © "3 c « i_ a „ jr* <8f.5t.. /Sc2 w C3 qj0) ^ c- 3 , «5 «5 qO 3 r r « K • ( 186 ) E, HAIVELl A AVIS \ 4d via O xn •p^Q a tS bo RATNAPORA eg t-, r «a ci l/l .A to - „ 1 „ (C K N »\ r A sSno[.in^ Total 5 sanre SSSSSteSSSSS*^*® COLOMBO ' :t?CQ ^ :r? ^ s*ao{ao j -,h“ h —1 •'^ s: O'” 1 r-t l—< d an re Ol Q O ( 187 ) * 4^> C-> m • iH so P % a a fen r- ^5 & c3 «o a? o 0 & 1 sSuopTlJ ^ c o WiL VfJ CQ t© iO o . *nm WO s c> sSno[.m^_ Tj^f^OO Q CC W5 •*? '? >1 S3 -«f o I1I\[ ft! .M re go, 0 (A e-. as gK * •— v» d a o~5 s o S|^ | C r—« r— 2 £3 ^ ce rg si O * #* £ IH R - * * <* 138 ( ) (*o oe rt r- —ft «. r3 s "o S o .*- r*o K? « e] t- o ce S £ • «-• 3 & - ?» *n « *; *> c 'S s * ~ a> •0 § *» S '3 t* s «* a o s c c C a O »'»»»»*> Q sSuopn^ ! "rS | o o 'a rf on co C 8 wc rt »I!H F-t « 5M ft—* "1 *— cs £ I • j ^ jj u sSuoiih^ c , £o Tf *T s«i!ivr 8 T3 O i— «$ oRt C*S o Malele. and a o »- fS Korle* * ce c C- <« H3 ha t-o 7 £ Eh IsS'O o th« jr^ p o f P< (tf ceetf fe£cjl ,H PS ^ c « w, through ^ ft «> A M ( 139 ) lake. spacious a of means by conveyance, t, 7. 'f 'f co *3uojinj[ ^ ^ w w water j Total o©oi^cimoow>oo^®®wNW'ficcc)M is *»lm »-(^r-(CQ<»COCO'^''^«5 w3‘jf5 w3 sSuopinj :«-* eo r i> s s there , , »HW <-5©cow3 io 'f'W5^ Tj'' Batticaloa, t# Mandoor From B.— N. 1 iso ( ) A GANG LLA VI «© a A ct p«a MAN the of 1 P* BanJcs *33 3 c< O ei the £ > o o3 by ~ rj> w «) sSU 0|JT1J BADULLA O dSOO-'-^WtOf^—WiN N ~ 1fi s»I!W i— r 5 r? £ :co^f«5^f» to sSuo^nj worf UJOCO»«h^^^ S0IM KANDY from e o ct o <3 ZZ *33 ROAD CU t*-» »>-> rt p< 0,*33 O (S CO *&§ a.® «» © >». C& * rt « =r S "0 a » ° S3 rt c« *5 ct Si 0- SO«-. rt 5 — 0D bp a rt - •33 a a_ 5 ^ 1 §3 *2 c2 v tj £ ,2 -5 o.' •—''* _et«» * © 33 93 wOS"*»-4 = « <3i» w© s— O ^ Bad W^OQrtSOWPQOPUrHnEH < « / ( 191 ) « WALLAPANNE. *13 'V PS -4~> through 4-? e3 CJ— P« <« et *c? r*H > £ 13 a> k-H o HH £ S3 £3 BADULLA r-H >— k-H I'BStiopnj to ci © - S3 Snii(MG<}(W(MOOCOCO^ 5 1 HV KANDY ^ to ^ ^ ^ Tf S.ciU«[.lll^ from road '03 '13 a* >~.n3 O <2 u ^ E O ai o ° r» rt -t? £- g . © aj ^3 *43 _, rt ^ - 2£ 2213 2 :=: 2 £ ~ V"' c "3 (*S «2 2 © § ^ I* 8 S-e ™ v oj ( 192 ) miles 35 i about i« Gallepettefalle, Mid 4to VeeraweII$ as O. 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MINER to VIHARRE L sJ)Uo;.:r^ ’S' ei -4~ BAMBOO tr (vj Qi - from «J8uoiJrj OQ xfj 69|i^ r-s .—4 ROAD t i Maragaswevva Hoodangwevva ( 197 ) PUTLAM to ALA AG RUN Klf simopuj O O O O o c3 44* c 05 31 Cj Ci ?>» cfj «3 o from m\M sScoj.Tnjj o o o © o o ROAD OC r* o C -< 5Q S8 I!I'\t CD *• a « *« n ^ r» ^ 198 ( ) 3 o >! CD 5 o 2 £ g j sSnojJtij c c o * •j> Total c> ' s»UK SK CO *, \ Q sSuojan^ O O Cl.O O «T ^ T W h o) - 6311 IV f-l rH 1—1 o £ rt O C *£ — c — «j — ' OJ v rt'e 5 > be r: g J C >- hers « o «-a p.eQt> Of. . . (•»>*' * “ n > ( 199 ) River. c KEYMEL or OYE, A MAH the of bank 20. right the No. NEGOMBO > sSuoj.m C O o o c f w c<) co » y rH r—< r-n to m KURUNAGALA from ROAD ( ( 200 ) £ fa fa c> s o a it s KJ 1 s5uo[in^ o o o o Total W an 03 n CN Cf} CO B9I!W ^ sSaojin^ o o o c © '-* — ' <• o 0> k>I!W * F-< 1— 1 1 ?5 -5 -d 3) ,2 9 .-; c *e a . p <« =! s o JSl b c ^ *> C #«•.** » ^ * I ( 201 ) eriods of Sowing and Reaping the different Grains throughout the Island. COLOMBO DISTRICT. Paddy . ilia Harvest Sown from March 10th to April 30th. Reaped from July 15th to September 30th.. aha Harvest Sown in July and August. Reaped from December 20th to the end of February. Bale Wee sown from September 15th to November 15th. Reaped from December 20th to the end of February. uttches Sown] from December 1 5th to January 30th. Reaped from April 10th to May 30th. Fine Grairts. ilia Harvest Kurakkan, Meneri and Mun, Sown from April 1st to June I5th. Reaped in 3 Months after sowing. Bada Amu, in a few parts sown in April and May. Reaped in four or four and half months. Kurakkan, Meneri, Mun and Kollu. aha Harvest Sown from 15th Sept, to 15th Nov. Kurakkan and Meneri in O wittes, Sown in Novem- ber, December and part in January. Reaped in 3 months after sowing. Bada Amu, Sown -from Sept. 15th to the end of October. Reaped in four or four and half Months. Karal Amu, sown in July. Reaped in five or five and half Months. Mun & Muttches Mey in Owittes, sown in January, Reaped in 3 months. CHILAW DISTRICT. Paddy . aha Harvest Maha Wee, Hatelie Hamba, Crop Sown from 1st July to 31st August. Reaped in February. . 202 ( ) CeiLAW DISTRICT. (Continued.) Paddy. Malta Harvest ETenkalyen, Gotiaran, Handiran, PoJe Wee Calo* coombele. Sown from 1st September to 31 st October. Reaped from 1st January to 5th February. Henety, Ratte Wee, Morunga Wee, Puli’e-elle Wee, Sown from 16th November to loth December. Reaped in February. } alia Harvest Ellenkalyen, • Coutiaran, Handiran, Pode Wee Galo- sh Crop. coombele, Henety, Ratte Wee, Oolle-eile Wee Morauga Wee. Sown from 1st April to Slst May. Reaped in August. Fine Grains. Maha. Harvest Natchreen, Meneri, Mun Ammoo, Tanne, Pulloe 1.9f Crop Oulondoe, Mootasma, Bade Irineo. Caral Iriutro, Colie, Talle. Sown from 1st September -to 15th • October. Reaped in January. Yalta Harvest Natchreen, Meneri, Mun, Ammoo, Tanne, Pulloe, 2d Crop Oulondoe, Mootasma, Bade Iringo Caral iriugo Colie. Sown from 1st April to Slst May. Reaped in July and August. MANAR DISTRICT Paddy. Faalcrhederie Sown in September. Reaped in March.. . ( 203 ) MAN All DISTRICT (Continued.) f Paddy Mootomanica. Ulenkallyen Karte Ellenkallycn, Panengeallyn, Radecalten, Ekichatnba, Poadichambe and JiadaUy. Sown in October. Reaped in March. Forroengan Chienetty and Moroega. Sown in December. Reaped in March, 'hinetty and Moroega. Sown in May. Reaped in August. Fine Grains. .orakkam Sown in September. \ Reaped in December adecanne Sown in October. Reaped in November. lambampullo Kocdery Wallie, Tanna, Sown in October. Reaped in January. in gibe Sown in March. Reaped in May. JAFFNA DISTRICT. Paddy. In the four Provinces and Island* is Sown in August and September, Reaped in January and February, it Caretchy a ,, Poonereen ( Sown in September and October. ,, Polverancatto { Reaped in February and March. „ Ilpccadewe J In these places except Caretchy, there is -sometimes a second Crop, ut so trivial as to be scarcely worthy of notice.—It is Sown in lay and June and principally in the Cavities of Tanks & c. &c. 204 ( ) Fine Grains. TVarego— Sown in August Heaped in S warty — do. in September January do. Dec. Korakkan 1st sort, Sown in do. Aug. 2d do. Oct. do. 3d do. Dec. Jan. do. March Tinnesawmy ) s t do. April do. July 2d do. July do. Oct. Panuesawmy 1st do. April do. July 2d do. Joir do. Oct. A very small proportion of Dry Grain ia Poonereen, cultivated at Caretchy, Polverancattoe and Ilpecarwe. N 000 MAHAGAMPATTO DISTRICT. Paddy. Isi Sort-Sown in October and November Reaped in January and February 2d Sort—Sown in October and November Reaped in December and ,. n January Indian Corn—Sown in August and September Reaped in October and November Korakkan—Sown in August and September Reaped in November and December 1 anna—Sown in March and April Reaped in June and July MooHfcT Sown in October and November Reaped in January and February N„ B. The Natives of the Mahagampattoo seldom venture on rowing any Grain (Paddy and Tanna excepted) in the Valla sea- oji. ( 205 ) MATURA DISTRICT. rv PADDY. ha Harvest Sown in July. Reaped in Jaiiuary and February. la Harvest Sown in January and February. Reaped in July and August, Fine Grains . Sown at the same time with the Paddy, and reaped generally one Month before it. Ammoo / Menerie N Sown at all times throughout the year, Tanna and do not depend upon the Seasons. y Moong C GALLE DISTRICT. Paddy. .a Harvest Ratta Wee Handiram, Kottehandiram, Nandoohandi- ram and Ell Wee. 'a Harvest Sown from the 15th February to the 14th April. Kalookareyal, Ratkareyal Sooderkareyal Kahattenhainha, Suodoo Wee, and Kaharunian.—Sown from the 15th of February to the end of May. Gaipa Wee, Mukelu Wee, Ratkonde Tawaive, Sooderkooro Wee, Poleyel, or Hatiel Katukooroo \\ ee, Roombole, and Danchala—Sewn from the 15th of February to the end of May. he Harvest lasts from .about the middle of August until the middle ictober. ° ith the exception of Ell Wee, the aforementioned Grains are n from the Maha season —and in addition to them, Mahauaa Wee - ( 206 ) GALLE DISTRICT. (Continued.) Gedema Wee find Balema Wee. The sowing time is from the IJ September until the end of October, and the last 3 sorts between t 15 b of July, to the end of September. They are reaped betwe January and February following. •>— Fine Grains. Yalta Harvest Knrukkan , Menerie ) Sown between March and May. Amrnoo Reaped in August and September. j Tauna * Mafia Harvest They are sown in October and November. Reaped in January and February. CALTURA DISTRICT. Paddy. Moetos Sown in December and January. Reaped in April and May. Yalta Harvest Sown in March, April and part ef Mar. Reaped in August and September. Mafia Harvest Sown July and August. Reaped in January and February. TRINC’OMALE DISTRICT. Paddy. 1st Crop Sown in October and December. Reaped in February and April. 2d Crop Sown in January and March. Tamblegam Paddy. Sown in July reaped in October •ERINCOMALE DISTRICT. (Continued.) DRY GRAINS. TVarrego, Semie and Tanna, sown' in November and reaped in January. Gingley sown in January and reaped in April. WANNY DISTRICT. Paddy. er Crop Seeniettie suwn in November and reaped in S'. months. Manehvarie in 4 months. Kartullenkalleen in 5 months, Peroenille in 6 months. -je," Crop Seenzetie ^ M oeraingew and > in 3 Months. Patjedroema. . j Dry Grains. Warego Natjerry, sown from Nov. to December. BATTICALOA DISTRICT. Paddy. Carpoo nillo or Black Paddy Sown 1 after the unid- dle of October, reaped in 6 months, a Sown ditto ditto Reaped in 5 months., •ty or Ninety. Sown ditto ditto Reaped in 3£ months. nelloo Sown from 1 th January to the 1st May, and till the latter end of July, Reaped in 4 months. Dry Grain. >, planted with Cholom ) c , Indian Corn. aown and reaped in 3 months. • \ >payroo and Porompayro Sown and reaped in 11 Weeks, tery or Korakon Sown and reaped in 14 Weeks. ( 208 ) the throughout Grains different Provinces. the Kanduan Reaping and Sowing of Periods ( 200 ) ( 210 ) (Continued.) Reaping and Sowing of Periods ' ^ ’ ( 211 ) to o "K ' p Cu, a; rr" . u. o CO >'} t-, 0»^ .£> V. t- <**<3 b/3 a =3*3 o 3 .- - aj • o o 3 bn cj be n c Co & 5 £c. O be o a . « a 3 cs a Q P £ o as bfl -3 CO ^ v — a o ^G -JW S3 a O <'% c o .sO -i *.§©<^ _ It G ^ be 3 o"a ^ .e 5 S -0 *.« ra u bo ^ o- G ^ -< U- 4) e, ' a *3 O a w- ^ £ w CO " & -a & c gs b.o ^ CO 0 V a *> tD • JS o '3 v < u a Sc, u i i„ 2 0 03 o- eo d 09 d • ^ e ‘3 a Grai u • t-4 G3 « J-. *33 3 c3 addy Do. CD o a rJ *** - Q IP fl ,Q o C=, 09 rt « 5 ee '2'S «g . fj G^rt > •*3 f-H ^ ,2 f- fl <2 _£3 ^ <5 eS AS *3 It . q jg rt rt ri G S £><£ n 3 b- A Ci CO .5 P* O au * ( 212 ) a. No. 1. CABLE for converting Rix Dollars Fanams and Pice into Pounds Shillings and Pence at the rate established by Regidalion No. 8 , of 1825. ‘ 1 Rds. F. p. £ s. D. Rds. F. ir. £ 5. D. One C’l lallie 0 0 15 0 : 0 1 2 6 3 16 0 0 0 0 °f 0 0 U0 — 1 4 O 16 17 0 ° 1 5 6 9 18 0 1 0 0 0 of 0 0 U 1 7 0 32 19 0 0 1 8 6 0 0 1 0 0 20 of 0 0 1 10 O 0 0 2 0 0 25 of 0 0 1 17 6 0 0 3 0 0 30 0 0 2 5 o o 1 0 0 0 35 0 0 2 12 6 0 2 0 0 0 3 40 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Ai 45 0 0 3 7 6 0 4 0 0 0 6 50 0 0 3 15 0 j o 5 0 0 0 74 1 55 2 0 0 4 2 6 0 6 0 0 0 9 60 0 0 4 10 o 0 7 0 0 0 65 0 ioi 0 4 17 6 0 8 0 0 1 0 70 0 0 5 5 o 0 9 0 0 1 75 il 0 0 5 12 6 o 10 0 0 1 3 80 0 0 6 0 0 0 11 0 0 1 85 0 0 6 7 6 1 0 0 0 1 6 90 0 0 6 15 0 1 3 0 0 1 K-l ' o 95 0 0 7 2 6 1 6 0 0 2 3 100 0 0 7 10 O * 1 9 0 0 2 7 2 125 o 0 9 7 6 2 0 0 0 3 0 150 0 0 11 5 0 3 0 0 0 4 6 175 0 0 13 2 6 4 0 0 0 • 6 0 200 0 0 15 0 0 5 0 0 , 0 7 6 300 0 0 22 10 0 6 0 0 0 9 0 400 0 0 30 0 0 4 , 0 0 0 10 6 500 0 0 37 10 o 8 0 0 0 12 0 600 0 0 45 0 o 9 0 0 0 13 6 700 0 0 I 52 10 o 10 0 0 0 15 0 800 0 o 1 60 0 0 o n 0 0 16 6 900 o 0 ! 67 10 o 12 0 0 0 18 0 1,000 0 0 75 0 o 13 0 0 0 19 6 2,000 0 0 150 O o 14 0 0 l 1 0 3,000 0 0 225 O 0 ( 213 ) No. 1. (Continued.)' i ,ds. F. p. £ S. D. Rds. ^ • P. £ s. D. i > ,030 0 0 300 0 0 30,000 0 0 2250 0 0 ,000 0 0 375 0 0 50,000 0 0 > 3750 0 0 750 0 0 100,000 0 7500 0 0 ,000 0 0 0 j 0 0 ,000 0 0 1500 1 j ooooo— No. 2. 1LE for converting Pounds Shillings and Pence into Rix Dol- rs Fanams and Pice at the rate established by Regulation o. 8, of 1825. • ( 4 s. D. Rds.. F. 5 F. P. £ s. D. Rds. P. . . 1 ) 0 £ 0 0 of 0 11 0 7 4 0 1 ) 0 3 0 0 0 12 0 8 0 0 a 4 ) 0 + 0 0 2 0 13 0 8 s 0 4' ) 0 1 0 0 H 0 14 0 9 0 > 0 2 0 1 4 0 15 0 10 0 0 > 0 3 0 2 0 0 16 0 10 8 0 > 0 4 0 2 2 0 17 0 11 4 0 ! | 5 ) 0 0 3 H 0 IS 0 12 0 0 0 6 0 ) 4 0 0 19 0 12 8 0 * 0 7 0 4 H 1 0 0 13 4 o > 0 8 0 5 H 2 0 0 26 8 0 0 9 ) 0 6 0 3 0 0 40 0 0 0 > 10 0 6 *1 4 0 0 53 4 0 \ > 0 11 0 7 5 0 0 66 8 0 1 i 0 0 8 0 G 0 0 80 0 o 2 0 1 4 0 7 0 0 93 4 <> > 3 0 2 0 0 8 0 0 106 8 0 1 4 0 2 8 0 9 0 0 120 0 0 i 5 0 3 4 0 10 0 0 133 4 0 i 6 0 4 0 0 11 0 0 146 8 0 t 7 0 4 8 0 12 0 0 160 0 0 0 S 5 4 0 13 0 0 173 4 0 * 9 0 6 ,0 0 14 0 0 186 8 0 10 0 G 8 0 15 0 0 200 0 <) ( 214 ) No. 2. (Continued. S. 1 Rds. ! £ D. F. P. £ s. D. Rds. F. P. ! IS 0 0 213 4 i 0 90 0 0 1200 0 0 i 17 0 0 226 8 0 95 0 0 j 1265 8. 0 as 0 0 240 0 0 100 0 0 1333 4 0 39 0 0 253 4 0 150 0 0 2000 0 0 20 0 0 266 8 0 200 0 0 2666 8 0 25 0 0 333 4 0 250 0 0 3333 4 0 SO 0 0 400 0 0 300 0 0 4000 0 0 35 0 0 456 s 0 400 0 0 5333 4 0 40 0 0 533 4 0 500 0 0 6666 8 0 45 0 0 600 0 0 600 0 0 8000 0 0 j 50 0 0 666 8 0 700 0 0 9333 4 0 55 0 0 733 4 0 800 0 0 10,666 8 0 60 0 0 SOO 0 0 900 0 o 12,000 0 0 65 0 0 866 8 0 1000 0 0 13,333 4 0 70 0 0 933 4 ! o 2000 0 0 26,666 8 0 75 0 0 1000 0 0 30GO 0 0 40,000 0 0 80 0 0 1066 8 0 5000 0 0 66,666 8 0 85 0 1133 4 0 10,000 0 0 4 0 1° j 133,333 I 1 '215 ( ) WEIGHTS. Hundred Ounce Pounds Quarters Ton Weights 16 1 44S 28 1 / 1792 112 4 1 35840 2240 80 20 1 MEASURES. Dry Measure. Cut Mea- Cut sures or Coornies Marcals Parrahs Ammonams Last. tundoos Seers 4 3 44 1 19k 3 48 12 2§ 1 95 24 5 2 1 75 S 192 40 15 8 1 7200 1800 375 150 75 i LINAR OR CLOTH MEASURE. I Inches Feet Cubit Yard. 12 1 18 If 1 36 3 2 1 LIQUID MEASURE. Half Drams Pints Quarts Gallons Pipes Leaguer. 'rams Pints Gallons * 2 1 6 3 1 12 6 2 1 24 12 4 2 1 48 24 8 4 2 1 96 48 16 3 4 2 1 0560 5280 1760 800 440 220 110 4400 7200 2400 1200 GOO 300 150 1 Oil and Milk are ordered to be sold by Liquid Measure by Ad- rtisernent of the loth January 1823. 1 LONG MEASURES. 3 Barle Corns Inch. 4 Inches Hand. 12 Inches Foot. 5 Feet Yard. <5 l Yards Rod. Pole or Perch. 4 Perches Chain or 100 Links. 40 Poles or Perches Furlong. 8 Furlongs Mile 69^ Miles Degree. r —000000 LAND MEASURE. 9 Square Feet Square Yard. 30i Square Yards Square Perch. 40 Square Perches Square Rod. 4 Square Roods Acre. 640 Acres Square Mile. oooo - KANDYAN. r/ ft ‘ 3 Land Measurk. y \ S Lahes 1 Coorney. S 10 Coorneys make 1 Peyla. 4 Peylas l 1 1 Ammonam, . ( 217 ) MEMORANDUM, t 'he following’ days in the year besides Sundays will be observed Holidays at the several Public Offices of Government, excepting in otherwise re- ?s when the emergencies of public business may •e. New Year's clay Ash Wednesday Good F riday Easter Monday and Tuesday His Majesty’s Birth day 23d April, unless that be a Sunday, in which case the next day is to be a Holi- day. His Majesty’s Coronation 19th July do. do. do. Ascension Day. Christinas day and two days subsequent. By His Excellency's Command, (Signed) JOHN RODNEY, Chief Sec. to Govt hief Secretary’s Office, mho, 1 5th April 1824. I REGULATION FOR CARTS AND COOLIES. The Head Cooly will be obliged to procure Coslies according to the following Regulations. £ S. D. Cooly per day O 6 ,, half da) 0 3 ,, Working on the sea or sea beach 0 9 ,, to the Great Pass or to an equal distance— 0 6 m Colombo to Pantura 1 n >» Caltura — 0 6 ,» Bentotte 0 0 „ Galle — 0 6 »» Matura — 0 0 ( 218 ) From- Colombo to ‘ Negotnbo uU i j? /’I •? 1 Q tt C hi aw — o q a Pnthm „ 4 % ,, Calpentyn 0 5 g From Colombo to Manar- 0 9 o ,, Jaffnapatam . o 13 6 ,, Trincomale 0 18 0 ». Batticaloa —— 1 4 o CARTS. ' I . The hire of a Cart from the Great Pass to the Fort- ,, ,, K From the Great Pass to the ’’ Pettah ,, 7 ,, ,, Little Pass to the Fort ’ M* t 7 From the Little • Pass to the Pettah ” t 4 Sea Beach, or. Waterport Gate to ,, ,, the Pettaii „ „ 4 ., to bort — >» ,, ,, ,, ,, j For every turn in the Fort or Pettah ,, ft ] No. 1. The Head Cooly who is obliged to procure Coolies for journey, is responsible for them when he receives the monev. No. 2. All Coolies travelling to receive One and a half Pence per d; during the time they are detained at any place on the Road No. 3 . No Cooly is obliged to carry more than 49 lb3. to as distance further than 2 English Miles. No.. 4 . All Coolies who work, at day labour are to begin the workt at seven, in the morning leave off at half past 5, two hours 1 be allowed them for their dinner. . places will be fixed, one in the Fort No. 5 Two and another ; the Pettah where Coolies are to be found at all hours. No. 6. At the Fish bazar will be a servant of the Police to pr< cure Carts at all hours. No. 7. Every Cart to be numbered. No. 8. Those who hire a Cart to pay the taxes for the Cart. Tv Cart can be obliged to carry more than 10 sacks of Rice or 1500 lb No. 9. The Carts will he permitted to pass in the Main-street 1 the Pettah for the benefit of the Merchants and the Proprietors Carts. No. 10. When this Regulation shall be published every Cooly < person letting Carts shall be liable to punishment on any ground) complaint or it being proved that lie asked nfiorc than the stipuiati prices. Colombo 2d January ISOf). By His Excellency's Command (Signed) Wm. Bovn. See, to Govt . — — ( 219 ) STAMP DUTIES. ' * I . '• * / •cording to the Regulations of Government A os. 7 and 20 of 1823. ;t.—On all conveyances of Immoveable property by Sale, Gift, or dement, exception L cses and Mortgages; Five per Cent on the :e expressed in the deed; but the duty not to exceed One Thou- [1 Rix Dollars; and to be levied as follows. RJs. Rds. F. p. anv amount under 20 0 6 0 Rds. 20 and under 40 1 0 0 40 and under —— 60 2 0 0 60 and under SO 3 0 0 80 and under 100 4 0 0 100 and under 120 5 0 0 120 and under 140 6 0 0 140 and under 160 7 0 0 160 and under 180 8 0 0 ISO and under 200 9 0 0 200 and under 220 10 0 0 ind so on at the rate of One ‘Rix Dollar for every 20 Rds. of litional value, but the duty not to exceed One Thousand Rix liars. Inly.—On all conveyances of moveable property, mortgages, mort- re bonds, bonds, obligations, leases of lands of tenements, com- ets for the future sale or purchase of goods, assignments of >ps, assignment of Securities excepting Government Securities, and s, and promissory notes indorsed, Judicial proceedings excluded. One f per Cent on the value expressed in the deed, but the duty not to :eed One Hundred Rix Dollars; and to be levied as follows. Rds. i every amount not exceeding 10 no Stamp required. Rds. F. Rds. F. P. l every amount exceeding 10—0 and not exceeding 33-4 0 1 0 do S3—4 and not exceeding 50—0 0 2 0 do. — 50—0 and not exceeding 63—-8 0 o 0 do.- 66—8 and not exceeding 83--4 0 4 0 do,———*—i 83—4 and not exceeding 100—0 0 5 0 — i S40o840 220 ( ) Rds. F. Rds. F. Rdi. F. p. On every amount exceeding TOO— 0_and not exceeding- 1 IS — 0 6 0 do 1 ? fS O ,, A 1 • > —3 drill not exceeding 13:3— 0 7 0 1 . ly A ,.„A do — i < > xj — ana not exceeding 150— 0 8 0 * do - a ~ .wl j tinci not exceeding 166 — 0 9 0 do — i oD— o ana not exceeding 183— 0 10 0 109- A. o..,l do. ,,,l r ^»o fi* dll a t not exceeding 200— Oil 0 do ... dl!u not exceeding 213— 1 0 0 - - - - - n : rt a a do ‘• — i-.O O r.iKl not exceeding 250— 1 3 0 do not exceeding 300— 1 6 0 - QAD A *mA do *j\nj u ana not exceeding 350— 1 9 O do. ozn - n n „A vj ana not exceeding 403— 2 0 0 do ~rOUAr\n "UC\ 1 ullU not exceeding 453— 2 3 o I Kf\ r\ .. n A ‘oj ana not exceeding 503— 2 6 0 do ui/'j v./ and not exceeding 550 —0 2 9 0 z ten n i «-0*J U dllU not exceeding 600— 3 0 0 -- — /?rv\ m o — u yj And so on increasing at the rate of Six Fanams of Stamp dut, for every additional One Hnndred Rix Dollars of amount, but the duty not to exceed One Hundred Rix Dollars. 3dLy. On all Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes drawn with- in the lslanu of Ceylon, and on all Receipts discharges, or acquittances for money. Vouchers, Shop Bills, Auction Bills, and Bills of Parcels and on all written acknowledgements whatever purporting to be Re- ceipts discharges or acquittances, one quarter per Cent on the valut expressed on such Bill &c. but the duty not to exceed Twenty Ri* Dollars and to be levied as follows. On every Amount not exceeding 10 Rds. ——no Stamp required Rds. F. Rds. F. Rds. F. P. On every amount exceeding 10—0 and not exceeding 33 —4 0 0 2 do. 1 33—4 and not exceeding 66— 0 1 0 do.* 66— S and not exceeding 130—0 0 2 0 do. TOO—0 and not exceeding 133— 0 3 0 do.- 133;—4 and not exceeding 165— 0 4 0 do. 166 —8 and not exceeding 200—0 0 5 0 • do.- 200—0 and not exceeding 23 —-4 0 6 0 do. 233—4 and not exceeding 265—8 0 7 0 do, 286— S and not exceeding 303—0 0 S 0 — — 048 ( 221 ; Rds. lids. F.Rds.F. P; n every amount exceeding1 300—Oand not exceeding 333— 0 9 0 do. 333—$and not exceeding 366— 0 10 O do. 3:6—Sand not exceeding 4-00— 0 11 0 do.— 400—Oand not exceeding 450— 1 0 0 do. 450—Oand not exceeding 550— 1 3 0 do. 550—0 and nut exceeding 650— 1 6 O 650 do. —0 "P'l not exceeding 750— 1 9 0 , do. 750—0 ;v d n&t exceeding 850— Oi 2 0 0 And so on at the rate of Three Fanams for every additional undred Fix Dollars of Amount but the duty in no instance re- ived to exceed Twenty Mix Dollars. FIXED STAMPS. Rds. F. P. >nds of Indemnity inal Bonds for the perform nee of any trust — — 5 0 0 3ed or ins* rt- meats of i rtaership when the capital amounts to Rds. 10J)0 . *wer of Attorney ~~— jreement _ 2 0 0 >tarial Acts not otherwise specified ctracts and copies of Notarial Acts 0 lbstitutions under letters of Attorney 10 By order of the Council (Signed) Geo. Lusignaw, See . to Council. ) ( 222 ) \ABSTRA C T of the Regulation of Government T\o. 9, 1825 consolidating and amending the former Regulations respecting the Collection of Sea Cus- toms in Ceylon , j Cutles HE on Goods imported and exported are in general levied according lo rates stated in certain Tables herewith pub- lished. In the instances of articles not enumerated in the Tables, the Importer shall produce his Invoice, and shall be charged duty on the value at the rate of 5 per Cent on Goods the produce of Europe imported in British Vessels, and at the rate of 10 per Crnt on other goods likewise imported in British Vessels; and T\ per Cent on goods the produce of Europe imported- in foreign Ves- sels and 15 per Cent on other goods in like manner impor ed in foreign Vessels. Where no Invoice exists, or that produced is suspected, the Collector shall appraise the, goods at his discretion.—(V. C. 4.) If the owner be dissatisfied, three appraisers, one to be appointed by the Collector, another by the owner, and they two to choose a third, are to value the goods, and the decision of two of them is final. —(Vide Clause 4.) Cotton Cloths the duty levied upon which, as specified in Ta- bles No. 1 and 2 depends upon the Assortment of the Cloth, as assorted by the importer, and if the Custom House Officers are not satisfied with the assortment, it is referred to three ar- bitrators, one named by the Collector, the second by the Impor- ter, and they two to choose the third, and their decision is final. If the Importer has put more than a third of any particular por- tion of his Cloth into an, inferior class, he shall be liable to pay .double duty.— (V. C. 5. — Such Cloth as is to pay advalorem, is to be appraised by the Government appraiser at its price in this market, subject to re- ference to appraisers chosen as above mentioned.—(V. C. 6.) Where duty is ascertained from Tables, or by assessment on appraised value, if the goods are imported in Foreign Vessels, one half more is to be added to the rate excepting it shall be made appear by the Master &c. of such foreign vessel that at the Ports of the Country to which such Vessel belongs, similar articles if exported to this Island in British vessels are only liable the same rates of duty as if exported in vessels belong- ing to the said Country.—(V. C. 8.) — ( 223 ) Goods exported in Foreign vessels liable to a duty of eight er Cent advalorem over and above the duties on such goods when sported in British Vessels; unless it shall be proved that no higher uty is levied in the Ports of the Country to which such Foreign vessel eiongs on such articles, when imported in a British vessel, than 'hen imported in. the Vessels of that Country itself, and that ich articles when so imported in British vessels are entitled to le same privileges and advantages with respect to Warehousing, :id internal consumption, or otherwise, as when imported in ves- ;ls belonging to such foreign State.—(V. C. 9.) Neither British nor Foreign vessels may bring from any fo- dgn Country, articles composed of Cotton, Steel, Iron, or Wool f foreign manufacture. —(V. C. 7.) Spirits may be warehoused without payment of warehouse duty s long as convenient. —(V. C. 29.) And be re-exported on payment of one tenth of the import itv,— (V. C.. 29.). No spirits can he removed for island consumption, or exported, ut in the same. Packages as imported; and remain at the risk 'the importer while in the Custom House.— (V. C. 29.) In case of goods alleged to be damaged during the voyage id after shipment at the port of Export, the Collector of Cus- >ms being first satisfied that the damage did so occur, is to iew the same, or on the request of the importer to cause the ime to be inspected by two indifferent persons, whom the Col- ctor may select; and On such view or inspection to frame a •port of the quantum of damage, on which, the same being approved by the Commissioner of Revenue, a proportionate abate- ment of duties may take place. —(V. C. 10.) No goods shall he landed until the Ship’s paper and a full lanifest of Goods on board, are lodged at the Custom House. r v . C. 41.) But the Certificate of Registry or Sea Pass of Vessels of or cceedihg 150 Tons burthen, need not be lodged at the Custom 'ouse, but must be exhibited to and examined by the Collector 7 Customs previous to landing Goods therefrom, unless such ?ssel have transactions with Government, or shall have brought roops to this Island, and the Master of such Vessel must, pre- ous to any goods being landed for Trade, enter into bond to ie King, in a sum not exceeding Three Hundred Pounds, for le due observance of the Regulations for the Customs and the aties of the Port, in respsct to the Vessel and all goods therein ported or to be exported in her. The bond to be cancelled a the Port Clearance being taken out previous to the vessel uitting the Port. No such Bond however required if the Master refer lodging his Register as before enacted. —(V. C. 42.) ( 224 ) No Goods may be exported from the Island for Trade on vessels not regularly entered at the Port of Export.—(V. C. 45.) Goods exported or attempted to he exported contrary to this rule are to be confiscated and owner liable to a fine of double the value.— (V. 0. 45.) If it shall appear, that any goods have been on board, not mentioned in the manifest, either by search (which Custom House Officers are authorized to make) or otherwise, the Commander or principal person on board who gave in the manifest, shall be liable to a penalty equal to the value of such goods, to be ascertained by appraisement; and the goods if landed are liable to double duty.*— (V. C. 41.) * All Square rigged or other coasting vessels belonging to Ceylon, are to be registered in the Custom House of the District to which they belong.— (V. C. 37.) * The Registry to be kept agreeable to forms furnished by Go- vernment. — (V. C. 37.) t The owner of every such vessel to provide himself with a Certificate of Registry, to be kept on board the vessel always, except when she is in port, at which time it is to be lodged in the Custom House.— (V. C. 37.) *The Certificate to be on a stamp of One Shilling and Six Pence, or One Rix Dollar when the burthen of the vessel does not exceed Five Candies, and Three Shillings or Two Rix Dol- lars if above.—(V. C. 37.) The Registry to be renewed on any change of property if the person to whom the vessel is transferred he a resident in the Is- land. The new Registry to be made within one month after the Vessel comes to the Port nearest the new owners residence. The Collector of Customs previous to allowing the new registry is to satisfy himself of the correctness of the Transfer.— (V. C. 33.) No other document in the nature of a Sea Pass is necessary besides the Certificate of Registry for any square rigged vessel Sloop, Schooner, or Dhonies belonging to this Island. —(V. C. 39.) t Any such vessel navigating without a Certificate on board con- fiscated with all Cargo on board, excepting such as navigate under * By the Regulation No. 2 of 1825, the Provisions herein laid down are so far altered that they only apply to vessels &c &c. under the burthen of 15 tons navigating on the Coasts of Ceylon and its dependencies. All vessels &c. &c. above the burthen of 15 tons of whatever description must be registered under the Provisions of the Act of Parliament 5 of Geo. IV. Cap. 1 10 by the Custom Master at the principal Port of the District to which they belong as weli as ail Vessels &e. under the burthen of 15 tons that navigate otherwise than on the Coasts of Ceylon and its dependencies. Vide Regulation of Government No. 2 of 1825, & the Act of Parliament 6 Geo. IV. Cap. i 10 therewith published. t This only applies to vessels registering under the Regulation No. 9 of 1.25. All vessels registered under the Act of Parliament 6 Geo. IV. Cap. 110 produce. must at all times have theirCertificates ol'Registry on board or ready to ( 225 ) • Such vessels, having on hoard Permits from a Collector of "ustoms or Assistant Custom Master, may proceed to any part f the Coast of the same District, and take in goods of the •escription stated in the Permit and bring the same to the Port similar Per- f Clearance for inspection and clearance : and with of Entry and lit, may convey goods duly imported, from a Port but during such sport, to other ports in the same District ; le following exemption, viz.— (V. C. 37.) oyages, within the limits of Districts, the Certificates of Re- istry are to remain the Custom House from which the Per- it is issued. —(V. C. 40.) 1 When Europeans command vessels a note of contents is to be ent with eacli boat load of goods sent on shore addressed to ie Collector.—V. C. 54.) The penalty of disobeying this injunction is, fine not exceeding en Pounds, and impiisonment till paid.-—(V. C. 54.) And if such notes state falsely, the goods are liable to double lty. —(V. C. 55.) ' No article to pass the Custom House until duties are paid, or Se- rity given by deposit or otherwise, but no deposit can b* re- ived except when the amount of duties exceeds the Sum of Drty Pounds. — (Y. C. 11.) i Deposits unredeemed are to be sold in six months, the amount duties deducted, and the balance paid to the owners. — (V. C. 11.) Interest to be charged on duties not paid within two months, the rate of Nine per Cent per annum’— (V. C. 11.) Goods left in the Custom House above 18 months, without ymant of duty, unless by special permission of Government, be sold by auction after Advertisement.— (V. C. 30.) Proceeds to answer duty and Warehouse rent and surplus paid owner but who shall have no further claim perishable good* : ly be sold at an earlier period if deemed necessary-— (V. C. 30.) If Goods lodged in any Custom House are destroyed by fire stolen, the owner is not to have any claim against Gorern- ;nt. — (V. C. 31.) Officers employed in the Custom House embezzling Goods or negligence allowing them’ to be stolen liable to make good uble the value ; action for the same t® be brought in one ar.— (V. C. 31.) A Drawback is allowed on the re-exportation of all articles cept Grain, equal to nine-tenths of the Import duties if the >ods are exported within two years; but the Drawback does t extend to any additional duties imposed as penalties for eaches of the regulation”—(V. C. 1*. 22.) Applications for drawback to be made in writing, at Colombo the Commissioner of Revenue, if he be present, otherwise d at other Ports to the Collector of Customs. Where the / ( 226 ) Exporter is not the original Importer a Certificate from sue Importer of the import of the good* and at what date, an when and how duty was paid, must be produced, and in a cases an Affidavit according to one of the Forms in Table No. * Any person signing a false Certificate of the above descrip ion or using one for the purpose of obtaining a drawback in tended to be obtained, and no drawback is allowed on artich of which the Packages are broken, or where goods are i the whole of less value: than Forty Pounds.— (V. C. \l 14 . 13 .) The Proprietor of any Goods imported into Colombo, Gall or Trincomale, may enter the same with the exception of Grail Sirits, Cinnamon, Cassia or Cassia Buds, or any portion ther< of, provided the total value of the goods to be entered is n< under One Hundred and Fifty Pounds for re-exportation, an may on paying a duty of One per Cent on tie invoiced valt of the goods, store tne same in any Warehouse to be approve of by the Collector of Customs, under the joint keys of tr Collector and the Proprietor, there to remain, at the risk of tl re-exported. (V. C. 23.) Proprietor, . until — Iron, Lead, Sugar and Saltpetre the laftei being imported t the previous license of Government are exempted from the alxjj warehousing duty of one per cent. — (V. C. 24.) If anv of the goods are taken out for sale or consumption i the Island the full Import duty to he paid in addition. (V. C. 23 The Warehouses where any such goods are, to be liable 1 Proprietc visitation by Custom House Officers, on notice to the as to be eas cr his Agent,, and the goods are. to be arranged so of access—(V. G. 23.); When the goods, are to he re-export e d, they are to be re-ex amined by the Custom House Officers and duty paid on any de liciency. — (V. C. 26.). Any Warehoused goods, embezzled or fraudulently and clar be forfeited destinely removed, or hid, shall with the Packages and th and may be seized by any Officer of the Customs, re person hiding or removing, aiding, or assisting, or knowingly if the good ceiving the same is subjected to the same penalty as payment c had been fraudulently landed or removed without duty.— (V. C. 27.) House except ii No. Goods are to be delivered out of the Ware, quantity equa the packages they were imported, or in one entire invoice value a thereto, nor for exportation under Forty Pounds each delivery.- (V. C. 25.) . — ... months, an Goods Warehoused if not re-exported within 18 of duty being paid liable to the full import duty, and in default if the amount the goods will be publicly exposed, for sale, and goods arc to be del- of duty is not procurable at the sale, ( 227 ) oyed and the Proprietor has no claim for any loss in fconse- ence .'— (V. C. 2S.) The surplus amount of any sale after the duty is paid, to be id to the Proprietor. —(V. C 2S.) No Goods subject to .Duty to be landed or shipped hut between except personal c in the morning and six in the evening B&g- ge of two Trunks and two Parcels for each person (V. C. 44.) at regular No vessel is to land or ship cargo except ports, -lere there is a Custom House, and at places duly assigned .thin the same.— (V. C. 43.) Ships & Vessels of all kinds may land or take on hoard cargo their own boats, or; (except at Colombo, Trincomalee and Galle iere square-rigged vessels Sloops and Schooners must employ e licensed boats of the Port,) any other Boats.—(V. C. 47,) No Dhon.ey required to hire a licensed boat.—(V. C.. 48.) Boats are licensed at Colombo, Trincomalee and Galle by the Elector of Customs and the licenses registered by the Master ttendant and Sitting Magistrate of the Port. — (V. C. 47.) Applications for licensed boats are to be made to the Master ttendant but the Hire is to be paid to the Tindals agreeable such rates as shall he fixed from time to time by the Gover- >r or in his absence by the Lieutenant Governor of this Island, id publicly notified by advertisement—If the Tindal claim more • is liable on conviction before any Justice of the Peace to a le of Two Pounds and in default of payment imprisonment at .rd labour for a .month unless the fine be sooner paid. —(V. C., 50. The rates of pilotage into the several Ports of Colombo, Trinco- take and Galle as specified in the Schedule No. 7, are to be lid to the Master Attendant for the use of the Pilots era* oyed. — (V. C.. 68.) If a Tindal of a licensed boat on being ordered to land or lip cargo by the Master Attendant refuse to do so or shall ave less than Three-fourths of the number of Seamen which his cense requires on board he shall on conviction before any ustice of the Peace be liable to a fine not exceeding Ten ounds, to be levied by the sale of his property and in default his having property to be employed at hard labour for three onths unless the fine be sooner paid.— (V. C. 51. Tindals, of licensed boats may have their crews registered by ipearing with them and the Seamen acknowledging their en- agement for a specified time before the Sitting Magistrate—(V. . 52.) Registered Seamen may on complaint of Tindal of any dis- iedi«nce or neglect on proof before the Sitting Magistrate be mtenced to imprisonment at hard labour for any time not ex- ( 228 ) ceeding one month or to receive corporal punishment not ex- ceeding Twenty-five Lashes.—(V. C. 52.) Goods landed at Colombo, Trincomalee and Galle from any square rigged vessel sloop or schooner in unlicensed boats, except in the vessels own boats to be confiscated as also the boat Half the value to Informer. —(V. C. 53.) Goods landed at improper places confiscated, as likewise the boat employed' in landing goods or Passengers at places not fixed by the Regulation.— (V. C. 49.) The Rates of hire of Coolies and Artificers at the Ports of Colombo, Trincomalee & Galle to be such as shall be fixed from time to time by the Governor of this Island or in his absence the Lieutenant Governor and publicly notified by Advertise- ment.—(V. C. 69.) No Ballast is to be thrown overboard from any vessel on pain of a fine of not exceeding Twenty-five Pounds on the Master or Mate in charge and imprisonment till the fine be paid. —(V. C. 70.) Goods not in deposit to be removed in seven days, or charged with Warehouse rent,— (V. C. 32.) Wearing apparel, brought for the use of the Owners and their families is free of dut}'-, but a declaration on oath that the apparel is. for private use, may be demanded.—(V. C. 33.) Public property is free of duty when certified to be so by the proper public Officer. —(V. C. 34.) Every ship, vessel or doney sailing out of a Port of this Island, excepting Ships of War and Cruizers belonging to the Honble Company’s Marine Establishment, shall take out a Port Clearance The Port Clearance is to contain a full and specific descrip- tion of the cargo on board, and whether it has paid, or is liable to duty, or not, and is to be signed in Duplicate by Master of the vessel. —Every Ship Dhoney &c. going from one port to another of this Island to have on beard Port Clearance or Permit from the Port she last quitted—And in default the Master or princi- pal Person in charge shall be liable on conviction to a penalty not exceeding £, 3. 15 and imprisonment for two months or until fine be paid.—(V. C. 56.) Any goods which may be on board after such Port Clearance is signed, not inserted therein, shall be confiscated—also any goods discovered to be on board before the Port Clearance is issued if shipped without payment of duties. —(V. C. 57 58.) The Fees on Port Clearances to be paid by Ships & Vessels required to take out the same, save and except Chartered Trans- ports & Vessels belonging to this Government anchoring in any ports of this Island, to be levied according to Schedule No, 6— But no Fee payable unless such Ships or Vessel shall have re- mained at Anchor 24 hours, or shall have discharged any Good* — ( 229 ) Board The Baggage of Passengers ex- • taken any Goods on — pted.—(V. C. 50 59) Goods transhipped without permission or shipped on a different to be confiscated, tssel from that for which they are passed, are well as the vessel, or at the discretion of Government the (V. >ods shall he liable to treble duties. — C. 61.) Cinnamon in any quantity above ten lbs. for the use of the penalty lip cannot be exported without special License, under the confiscation of 6uch Cinnamon and a fine of Twenty Pounds exported. (V. C. 36.) r every lb. attempted to be — Arms and Ammunition cannot be imported without special :cense, under penalty of confiscation and Fine in addition to any ler penalties enacted by the Regulation against the fraudulent portation of Goods, of Two Pounds for every Pound weight of ilphur, Saltpetre, Gunpowder or other ammunition, & Ten »unds for every Cannon, mortar, or other description of Fire :m, and imprisonment till such fine be paid. — (V. C. 35.) All articles landed or attempted to be landed at unlicensed ices, or hours, or if for trade, before the Ship or vessel is ly entered, or removed without payment of duties, shall be nfiseated. —(V. C. 60.) All Goods whether chargeable with duty or exempted, mast be nt to the Custom House for examination previous to exporta- n, or after being landed, or the goods will be confiscated. ’. C. 46.) ! - Commanders of Ships privy to importing or exporting goods bit to confiscation, subject to pay a fine equal to the value ; as s also the Owners or consignees of such goods.—(V. C. 62.) Revenue Officers to have free access to vessels.—(V. C. 63.) Persons concerned in shipping or landing goods prohibited, or thout payment of duties, or impeding or molesting Revenue ficers, or offering to bribe or giving or o ffering any present, ; or gratuity to a Custom House Officer, liable to One Hun- ed Pounds fine and imprisonment till paid ; the goods above- mtioned to be confiscated. — (V. C. 63.) Revenue Officers receiving presents to be liable to pay a fine of le Hundred Pounds and to imprisonment with or without hard ?our not exceeding six months. — (V. C. 63.) Informers entitled to one-third of property confiscated. r . C, 64.) Excepting the Sitting Magistrate or Custom Master. — (V. C. 46.) Confiscated Goods above Five Pounds value not to be sold thout sanction of the Commissioner of Revenue.—(V. C. 67.) ' No person is allowed to land from any Ship or square-rigged ssel anchoring in Colombo, Galle or Trincomale, till the vessel is sited by the Maeter Attendant or bis Deputy ; and Certificate livered by the Master, that none on board have Small-Pox or ( 230 ) •other contagious disease, of which a counter certificate ia to be delivered hy the Master Attendant to the Master. —(V. C. 71.) No person is to land from a Doney in Colombo, Galle or Trincomale, or from any vessel in other Ports, till a similar report is made to the Custom Master.—(V. C. 71.) Penalty for breaches of this Law, or a false report, fine of Fifty Pounds.—(V. C. 71.) If any contagious disease should be on hoard, Custom Master report at Colombo to the Chief Secretary at outstations to to ; the Collector of the District and the Collector will take measures in concert with the principal Medical Officer to prevent communi- cation ; or remove infected persons ; reporting the same to Government.—(V. C. 71.) The above abstract being published, by the sanction of Govern• ment a Copy is to be sent on board every Sqi are-rigged vessel by the Master Attendants or other Report boat ; and Tiansla ion* in Cingalese and Tamul are to be hung up in the most conspicuous parts of die Custom Houses and Master Attendant's Office throughout the Island. By the Governor’s Command, (Signed) JOHN RODNEY, Chief Sec. to God. Chief Secretary’s Office, 9th September 1825. Colombo , ( 231 ) Forms of Oaths required by this Regulation, A. see Clause 4th. B. maketh oath and saith that the above (oir jolombo } A. annexed) is [or are] the true original Invoices [or $ Bills of Costs] of the Articles they refer to im- ported in the from without any alteration whataver A. B, Sworn &c. B. see Clause 4th. Colombo— A. B. C. D. and E. F. severally make oath and .. say that they would justly and truly value such goods as shall be produced to them by or on behalf of the Collector of Customs and Y. Z. and a true and just- valuation thereof return to the said Collector. iworn &c. C. see Clause 10th. » Colombo— A. B. and C. D. severally make oath and say that they have inspected the following goods. 14 Casks of Beer exhibited to them on the part of as imported iri thg' from and having sustained damage during the' Voyage and since the same were shipped, and on their said oaths they do say that in consequence of such damage the goods have lost in value as follows from their original cost vizt. 12 Casks Beer one fourth 2 do. do. one tenth A. B. and C. D.< iworn &c.. ( 232 ) No. 1. Table the Duties A of of Customs on Goods Wares, and Mer chandize therein enumerated imported into any Port of this Is land from Ports without the same , in British Vessels , includin all Dhonies from British India or the dominions of India : Princes in alliance with the East India Company. Amount of Dull £ s. D - l Accarapatta (Anthemis Pyrethrum - per pound 0 0 2 Adewoodean - - per c\vt. 0 2 6 Ale, see Beer Almonds - - per cwt. 0 6 0 Alum - « do. 0 3 0 Anehovie fish - ... per Bottle 0 0 6 Aniseed, see seed. Arrack, (Batavia) see Spirits Arritarum, (Yellow Sulphuret of Antimony) per cwt. 0 4 6 Arrow-root - per pound 0 1 6 Arsenic, viz. White - per pound 0 0 3 Bed and Yellow do. 0 0 1 Assafcetida - 0 0 1 Astronomical Instruments, duty free, Baize Green - per yard 0 0 2 Beef (Salted) see Salt Provisions Belts, viz. Morocco leather (Military) each 0 0 6 Beer, viz. 5 0 3 0 do. do. do. pint do. do. 0 1 6 Ale, Porter, and all other Malt Liquors, in ) 0 10 0 each Hhd.1 Hogshead, . 5 do. » — - in bottle, per dozen - 0 1 0 Benjamin - - per cwt. 0 10 0 Biscuits . - - per cwt. 0 2 6 Blacking Cakes - - per dozen 0 0 3 Do. liquid - per 12 Pint Bottles 0 0 9 Boat Cloaks each 0 1 6 Books printed, duty free Boots, vizt. European per Pair 0 2 S Indian made per do. 0 3 0 . . ( 233 ) • • Vs \l - Amount of duly., - • £ S. D. 1 \ 1 Bottles, vizt. Stone per dozen, quart 0 0 2 Do. - do. Pint 0 0 1 Common glass quart, per Gross 0 1 0 Do. do. Pint, per Gross 0 0 0 3randy, see Spirits. bullion, duty free. 1 Butter (salted) per cvvt. 0 5 0 Cable (European Hemp) - per cvvt. 0 3 0 Cudo Horaganv (black Hellebore root) - per cwt. 1 0 0 Calcando or Stone Sugar - per cwt. a 3 0 Caiublet per yard 0 0 3 Camphor - per pound 1 0 0 5 Candles, viz. Spermacetti - per pound 0 0 G Tallow - per do. 0 0 Wax per do. 0 0 G Canvas, viz. European - per bolt. 0 1 6 Bengal Hemp - per do. 0 3 0 Do. Cotton per do. 0 1 6 Capers per dozen quarts 0 4 0 do. per do. Pints 0 2 0 Cardamons per pound 0 I 6 Cards - per dozen packs 0 3 0 Canary seed, see seed Castor seed, see seed do. Oils, see Otis Cattagainbo per cwt. 0 2 3 Cattle duty free Cavpoo - - - per cwt. 0 5 0 Calcarem - do. 0 Q 0 Chalk - do. 0 0 6 Cheese, vizt. English •• per cwt. 0 10 0 All other - do. 1 0 0 Cherry Brandy . 1 T i see Ll1UOrs do. Ratafia \ Chillies - per cwt. 0 6 0 China root cleaned • per do. 0 1 6 do. do. uncleaned per do. 0 2 3 Chocolate per pound 0 0 3 ( 234 ) ' Amount of duty. £ s. U. ! Chunam, per 75 Parrabs or - per last 0 1 & - Cider - per dozen 0 1 6 Cloth woolen (Superfine broad or Ladies 5 , er ard 0 0 9 Superfine - - P V - \ do. coarse do. - - per do. 0 0 41 Cloth, cotton British Manufacture for every hundred } 5 0 0 pound of the Invoiced cost thereof \ Nankeen of Chinese Manufacture it 0 9 0 Company’s long - per corge \ Bo. do. short do. 0 4 6 All other - - do. 0 3 0 Cloth cotton other than British Manufacture on Nan - keens vizt. Chele Pulle , Caul, , or Selewe or Moori or Blue or Kaunko , Kalleraupo and Salla Katches. 1st sort being such as are of a higher' value in this Market than Thirty per piece 0 7 6 Shillings each piece of from 9 to 18 yards or thereabouts 2d sort being such of value from Thirty £ do. 0 3 0 and not under fifteen Shillings - \ | 3d sort being of less than Fifteen 1 Shillings and not under six Shillings > do. 0 1 6 value per piece - } 4th sort being of less than six Shill- ^ do. 0 0 9 " ings value per piece * S Molem or long cloth including Blue or Nedoo Kaunko , Nedoomolam and all sorts of Katches of from 18 to 36 yards or thereabouts. 1st sort being such as are of a higher value than Thirty Shillings each do- 0 7 6 piece - - 2d sort being of value from Thirty and not under Fifteen Shillings per do. 0 3 0 piece - 3d sort i eing of less than Fifteen Shill- do. 0 1 $ ings valuo - - , ( 235 y Catcke sort Shawls, f 'kelas except those of the Chela Split 3/ oo?~ies^ Cayelies Wsiides, Tcppattees, Somens , , Ratoo or Cotton Sail Cloth. let sort being such as are of a higher value in this Market than Thirty V each shillings ?d sort being such as are of value ^ from Twenty and not under Fifteen . do. - Shillings - - 1 3d sort being of less than Fifteen 7 and not under six Shillings value > do. each ------y 4th sort being of less than six Shill- ings and not under Two Shillings do. value each - - - “ of less than Two Shill- 5th sort being do. ings value each - Ooramal, Talechiles and Turhands. 1st sort being such as are of a higher value than Thirty Shillings each 0 G each ------2d sort being such as are of value from twenty and not under filteen do. 0 3 0 Shillings each - | 3d sort being of less than fifteen and not under six Shillings value do. 0 1 G each ------4th sort being of less than six Shill- do. 0 0 G ings value each - I Chintz or other striped Saarongs ; Cambays, Malays , Petticoats or Painted Cloths , Palampores , and Sammukkaalom. 1st sort being such as are of a } higher value than Thirty Shillings > each 0 7 6 ' each ------S Saarongs Carrbays, , Malays, Chintz or other striped Cloths, Pa/amppres, Petticoats - , and Sammukkau /om. Continued.) 2d sort being such of value from'} Thirty and not under fifteen Shillings V each - - each - - j 3d sort being of less than fifteen Shill- 'j ings value and not under six Shill- y do. - - • ings each - - J 4th sort being of less than six Shill- ings value do. Demeties Izaries Durias, . , Cambricks and Muslins. 1st sort being such as are of a higher ? cr Jiect l' I value than Thirty Shillings each - ^ 2d sort being such as of value from") Thirty and not under Fifteeen Shill- y do. ings per piece - - - - J sort all 3d being other of less than } do. fifteen Shillings, the piece value - i Table Cloths. 1st sort being such as are of higher > each value than Thirty Shillings each - \ 2d sort being such of value from") Thirty and not under Fifteen Shill- y do. ings each - - - - J 3d sort being- of less than Fifteen ^ do. Shillings value 5 Handkerchiefs. 1st sort being such as are of value ex- ceeding Thirty Shillings in this market per piece the' piece, Six, Eight or Ten Hand- kerchiefs - j 2d sort being such as are of less value ) than Thirty Shillings and not under S* do. Fifteen Shillings - - - J ( 2.37 \ ) Amount of Duty £ s D. Handkerchiefs (Continued). it . sort being such as are less value } 0 1 a than Fifteen Shillings and not under > per piece six Shillings - 3 > fi being such as are of less value sort do 0 0 6 - - than six Shillings - S 0 2 3 .1 other Cotton Cloth not being of the manufacture of the United Kingdom or Nankeens, and not otherwise enu- merated or described. On every One hundred Pounds of the value thereof in this market - - - - Twenty Pounds 20 0 0 oves, see Spices. in, duty free tmfits, see Confectionary ,mmin Seed white J do. black $ ;nfectionary, viz, Jam, Raspberry and other } er 0U1 1 o 0 - P P 6 Emope fruits - \ Jelly, (Currant and fruit) - do. 0 0 6 Marmalade, Europe - - - - do. 0 0 G do. China ----- do. 0 1 0 )mfits ------per pint decante 0 0 9 >pper, in Plate or Sheet - per cwt 0 5 0 iriander seed, see Seeds. >roondo Stone - - - per pound 0 0 2 )vers viz. Imperial dish covers per set of seven Covers 0 1 0 0 Block Tin do. do. do. 0 9 •ape, China per piece 0 4 O irry stuff 0 10 O irrants } see Preserves. ites \ boll, see Grain. paulets, s geld or .silver - per pair 0 0 sh salt, for every 100 Pounds of its value - 20 0 0 .annel 0 0 1 < 238 ) Amount of fi t s. E Fruits, see Preserve . Grain except Faddy per Parrah 0 0 Paddy - per do. 0 o Ganja per pound 0 0 Garden seeds, free. Garlick per cwt. 0 2 Gauze, (Musquito) per piece o 2 Ghee per gallon 0 0 Gin, see spirits. Ginger per cwt. 0 3 Gloves, leather per dozen pair 0 1 Do. Silk per do. 0 3 Goods not otherwise enumerated and not discharged of duty being of the growth, produce, or manufacture of Great Britain and Ireland or any other part of Europe, on every One hundred Pounds of the Invoice price thereof - Five Pounds Do. being of the growth produce or manufacture of any other place on every One hundred Pounds of the Invoice price thereof Ten Pounds 10 0 Gram, see Grain Gunpowder a* per pound Hams, viz. European •m per cwt. 0 10 Chinese each 0 0 Hats, viz. Men’s superfine - each 0 1 do. cemmon do. 0 0 do. European chip - - do. 0 0 do. Chinese mm do. 0 0 Cocked, Beaver or Silk - do. 0 2 Ladies Beaver - do. 0 1 Children’s do. European - - - do. 0 0 / do. do. Chinese - do. 0 0 Herrings - per keg 0 0 Horses, free. Indigo mm per pound 0 0 Indoopoo, (Rock Salt mm per cwt. 0 s Incense - per pound 0 0 i% except cast or old Hoops per cwt. Cast do. Hoops old do. do. i?grery m, see Confectionary. ly, see Confectionary. diorenpatton, (Kelcorem bark) per cwt. ce, Gold or Silver per pound cksay, Chinese Vermicelli per cwt. ad Pig - per cwt. o. Sheet do. :aguer packs, with Hoops, old per Leaguer Do. do. per half do. Do. do. per Madeira Pipe and Puncheon, Do. do. - - per half do. }uors, viz. French - per quart bottle Cherry Brandy Do. Ratafia •itish < Raspberry Brandy - per dozen pints Do. Ratafia v Rum Shrub . V jquonce - per cwt. ice, see Spices. anjel per cwt. aps, duty free, armalade, see Confectionary . assala per cwt. athematical Instruments, duty free, ats of every description per Square yard ustard per pound alle Welam per cwt. ankeen, see Cotton doth. eedles per 1,000 aveecharum (Sal Ammoniac) per cwt. utmegs, see Spices. ‘iis, viz. Castor - per gallon Linseed - per do. Sallad per dozen pints Turpentine per gallon Margosa - per do. ( 240 ) Arru/unt of Dv £ s.| \ Oils, (Continued.) Illepay per gallon 0 1 I Gingely per do. 0 1 Cocoanut per do 0 6 Olive per dozen pints 0 1 Ooloowa Seed, see Seeds. - Omam - per cwt. 0 1 - Onions do. 0 1 Opium - per pound 0 7 Optical Instrument, duty free. Paddy, see Grain. Paints ;< Green paint ground - - per c\vt. 0 12 Blue do. do. - - per do. 0 12 Yellow, Ochre and all other earth colours per do. 0 3 Fine yellow paint, ground - per do. 0 12 - White Lead ground - per do. 0 6 1 Black paint do. - - per do. 0 3 do. Ivory do. - per do. 0 3 Yerdegrease dry - - per do. 0 12 Prussian Blue do. - - per do. 0 18 Red Lead do. - - per do. 0 3 .Lamp black do. - - per do. 0 3 Vermillion - per do. 0 12 - Prime varnish - per gallon 0 0 i Black varnish - - per do. 0 0 Palmanika - - - per pound 0 0 Patch Carporam - per do. 0 1 Pearl Barley - - - per do. 0 0 Peas, see Grain. Pararatte (Gossypium Herbaccum root - per cwt. 0 1 ( Perry - per dozen 0 1 < Perumchirigam (sweet Fennel - per cwt. 0 6 t - - Pewter - per do. 0 6 ( Philosophical Instruments duty free. Pickles of all sorts (a whole case contains 6 bottles - - per whole case 0 2 5 Pina - per pound 0 0 A Pork (salted) see salt Provisions. Potatoes, free. ( 241 ) Amount of Duty. £ s. D. Reserves, viz. per bottle o o 9 Brandy fruits and all other - per Jar o 0 3 Bates per cwt. 0 2 3 do.uy. . j per do. 0 15 O Currants including kiss misses - per do. 0 15 o "Raisins 2 _ “ per pound 0 0 fcuick silver taisins, see Preserves. taspberry Brandy ? seQ Liqueurs. do. Ratafia $ 0 0 1 * ’ of 50 rattans Batavia - per bundle - - Acheen - per bundle of 50 rat- JVIaiacca ~ d tans 0 0 l Culpena Fulo Penang ) lice, see Grain. per cwt. 0 10 0 losin Hum see Spirits. , |una shrub, see Liqueurs. per pound 0 0 6 iadelingam (a species of Cinnabar - per do. 0 1 6 Saffron -European per cwt. 0 3 O sago " - per do. o 7 6 iackera - per do. 0 1 6 3eari Cotte, (marking nut) per Kit 0 1 O Salmon pickled per whole keg 0 1 6 do. do. per half do. 0 0 9 do. do. per bag 0 3 O Salt Petre Provisions vizt. Salt 6 Europe Beef and Pork per tierce 0 / 5 Bengal prime - ~ Per do. 0 0 1 6 do. common do. - per cwt. in Tongues cured per pound 0 0 England - Bengal humps, 0 0 tongues and bris-J per do, ^ kets - - l 0 0 111 Sandal wood per do. a do. 0 1 6 Sarsaparilia per cashes, vizt, each 0 3 0 Military (silk) 242 ( ) Sauces vizt. Fish and ail other per doz. pints Sausages per pound Seeds vizt. Aniseed - per pound Castor per cwt. Caraway per do. Coriander - per do. Cummin, white - per do. do. black per do. Garden seeds of all sorts free. Oeloewa - per cwt. Shoes per pair Shot per bag of 28 pounds Sitaratta (Lesser Galangal root) - - - per cwt. Skins vizt. Goat skins, prepared - - per corge do. raw - per do. Snuff - - per pound Soap vizt. European common » - • per cwt. Indian - • • per do. Spices vizt. Cloves - per pound Mace - do. Nutmegs - do. Spirits - per Gallon Staves vizt. Leaguer Staves (new) - - per 100 staves Stock (live) duty free Stockings, vizt. Silk stockings - per dozen pair Half do. - per do. Cotton stockings per do. Half stockings, cotton & chil- } per do. drens do. - - $ Sugar, vizt. Bengal soft sugar - per cwt. JBatavia do. » do. Chinese do. - do. Sugar Candy (of all sorts) - do. Sulphur - - - - per cwt. ! 1 ( 243* y Amount of Duty. 1 £ s. D. o 4 6 words and sabres each 1 ! o 6 0 amarinds per cwt. 0 1 6 ar urpentine, see cils. ea, vizt, Gunpowder per pound O 0 9 Hyson per do. 0 0 4 Souchong - - per do. 0 0 3 0 Bohia - per do. 0 n 5 In - • per cwt. 0 o 0 1 6 Lo. in sheet - per 100 sheet insei, vizt. Go|d - per 60 sheets 0 0 4 1 Silver * per do- 0 0 ipily per cwt. o 10 o do. (sort called anna Tipily) - per do. o 3 0 :>bacco, vizt. Smoking or Chewing Tobacco 0 6 manufactured in Europe or ^ per pound America abacco pipes per gross 0 1 6 srtoise shell - per pound 0 3 O itenague - per cwt. 0 O arnish, see 'paints erdegrease, see paints. inegar, European - - per doz. quart bottles 0 6 ermillio* see paints , r alnut8 - - per cwt. 0 3 0 r assomboo - per do. 0 3 O r ines, vizt. Madeira per pipe 3 0 0 do. an per dozen 0 1 9 Teneriffe - ad per pipe 1 10 O do. «• per dozen 0 1 O English Claret « per dozen 0 4 O fort «a per gallon 0 0 $ do. m jier dozen 0 1 9 Lisbon white and red - - per pipe 2 0 O do. do. - per dozen o 1 3 6 Sherry - » aa per gallon 0 0 do. - per dozen 0 1 9 ( 244 ) Amount of Duty £ S. D. Wines*, (Continued.) French Claret in hogshead - per kids. 2 0 0 2 3 do. ------per dozen 0 Champaign e - - - - per do. 0 5 0 Burgundy - - - per do. 0 5 0 Stains Wine ----- do. 0 1 9 4 Constantia ------per do. 0 0 0 Cape Wine - - - - - per pipe' 2 0 do. ------dozen 0 1 3 Barsac, Sauterne, Vinde Grave V *> 0 2 KS and all Wines not otherwise > per do. enumerated ----- j Wheat, see Grain No. 2. Wares and Mer- A Table of the duties of Customs on the Goods, described which shall be exportec chandize therein enumerated or , from any Port in the Island of Ceylon. Amount of JJuix S. D. £ \ ! Ameneka seed, (Castor oil seed) free Arrack -per leaguer of 150 guaged Gallons - 0 15 0 Arrow root, duty free Aroipo (expressed seeds of all sorts whether Gingeley or Illepey) free Arrecanut of all sorts - Per cw^ 0 5 0 Bark, for tanning leather free Baskets, free 1‘ Bees Wax - - - per pound 0 0 Beetle leaves, any quantity less than 1000 duty free ! o 1 do. do. for any quantity exceeding lOOOper 1009 0 0 Beetle flower - - per d°- 0 li Bottles glass whether haviug paid an im ) 0 a port duty or not if exported from Cey- > per gross 2 ' Ion ----- do. do. conveyed from port £ to port in Ceylon duty free. $ ( 245 ) Amount of duty , £ i S. D. | 0 Wcks ... per 1000 0 9 3ullion, duty free. 9 “ “ P er ° 0 0 labook Stones , . . Cinnamon, exported with license in British / 'Bottoms, duty free. j ^ do. do.” in foreign vessels, duty £ to be levied is 8 per cent. i • . do. without license prohibited. Coffee, duty free. Cardamoms, duty free. 100 0 locoanuts, if exported to any port of Ceylon per 0 4 do. do. beyond Ceylon - do. 0 l 0 >dcoanut oil if exported .to Europe, duty free. To all other places - per gallon 0 0 1 Jocoamit shells worked - per 1000 0 7 a /Oppe rahs or dried Cocoanuts if exported > per cwt 0 1 0 to any port of Ceylon ^ do. do. beyond Ceylon do. 0 3 0 Uarsingos per 100 0 0 3 iloin, duty free. }oir loose per cwt. 0 0 6 tables, Coirs and Hawsers, free. "hunam, free. Cotton uncleaned, free. Cotton cleaned free. Jhanks - per 1000 0 9 6 Jhanks rings 1st - per do. 0 1 6 do. 2d per do, 0 0 9 do. Sd — ** « - per do. 0 0 4 diillies free. Jadjans free, lolancule - per cwt. 0 0 3 Ihoyaroot free. Iloth the manufacture of Ceylon, duty free. )ammer - per cwt. 0 0 4 )ornatil or Wood Oil, - 0 0 3 idephant tusks, see Ivory . ’’i re wood, duty free, fishing rods, free. ^ruit, with the exception of cocoanuts, duty free, xingely seed - . per cwt. 0 0 6 Jingely oil, free. 1 ( 246 ) 'Amount of duty. £ s. D. Goods not otherwise enumerated or discharged of duty for every 100 Five Pounds3 5 0 0 Pounds of their value Gorkas, dried per cwt. 0 0 4 Ginger, free. Girkins pickled, free. Ghee, free. Grain, free. Hemp or Hanna, free. Honey per gallon 0 0 I Hides of Bullocks per 100 0 1 6 Illepay seed per cwt 0 0 3 Illepay oil, free. Ivory per lb. 0 0 * laggery per cwt. 0 0 7 Kadoecay or Araloe nuts, free (Myrobolan Chebuiie) Leather buckets, free. Margosa seed per cwt. 0 0 H do. oil, free, bustard seed, free. Manar stones per 100 0 s 0 Mats, free. Mangel codie, duty free. Marmel water per dozen 0 0 4 Ooloonde, free. Odils. or palmeira roots, free. do. do. dried, free. Onions, free. Pepper, free. Ponacoo, free. Palmeira nuts, free. Pearls, duty free. Precious stones, free. Rosin - - - - per cwt. 0 0 9 Salt fish, duty free. Sappan wood, duty free. Sandals ------per 100 0 1 6 Shells (chanks excepted) fished on the Coasts of the Island, free. Slippers - - - - - per 100 0 3 0 Stones for grinding curry stuff - - per pair 0 0 1 do. do. flour - per do. 0 0 ! — —— ( 247 ) Amount of dvty. £ D. Sharks fins per cw t. 0 i 0 9 Sweet potatoes, yams and other roots, free. Taggary seed (Casia Tora) - per cwt. 0 2 i’aminarinds, free. Twine (country) free. P'iles, free. ' alepots , free. ’ambareen cotte - - per cwt. 0 0 3 Tobacco - per cwt. 1 3 3 'urmeric or mangil, free. r inegar per leaguer of 150 Gallons 0 1 6 dO. • • a , . - per case 0 0 2 V'ax Candles, free. Minnows, free., l^ood excepted Palmeira, duty free. 2 of a tree& 22 cubits in length per 100 2 16 3 2 do.— —18—--do.—————do. 2 5 O 2—do. 15 —do. do. 1 8 O 3 —• do. — 12—do. —do. O 15 0 4— do. 10—-do. 1st sort- -do. O 10 6 4 —do. 10—do. 2d— do. 0 7 6 4 & 5do. 9 9^do. do. 0 6 9 6 &7do. 8-— do. do. 0 4 6 alme^ra Rafters 1 2 of a tree ^ & not exceeding 18 cubits do. 1 8 do. Ik g 3 do -10 do. do. 0 5 do. j* 4-4 n do. 9 do. do. 0 4 6 almeira Reepers 1st sort - 0 0 10| ^°- 2d - sort 0 0 n d°* ' 3d sort - - . 0 0 7 I. B.—Goods the produce of the Island, subject to duty, exported Coast ways, to pay 'the export duty but no further duty on being land- ed or re-exported except Tobacco which if landed and the drawback received pays on re-exportation a sum equal to the drawback. b“" “ «-• Tre D Staw-back also as follows. ^ " of To other P ^ood ^°Pe 17s. per Cwt. Ports' withtk the th CxceptIi,A stated in 3. per Cwt. Regulation No. 9 of 1825. SCI!ED D LE of value at which Invoices expressed in rency than that of the United Kingdom are to be that Currency. French Piece of 5 Francs 2 do. Franc •• Sicilian Dollar or Scudo • • • • • • * Piece of 40 Grains 20 do. Spanish Dollar •• • • Portuguese Mured. United States of America Dollar ...... % Fast Indies i i * Calcutta, Rupee •• •• •* * Bombay ) or t Surat N Do. * or Madras 3 ) ( 249 ) No. 3. (Continued ' S. D. i- \ • .• - !v\: . . i i * . v ...... - ... Danish Rixdollar - “ 3 1 German Crown ------3 10 No. 4. Forms of Affidavits for obtaining drawback. Where the goods are re-exported by the Original Importer. I A. B. do solemnly swear that the articles specified in the ibove (or annexed) List, were imported by (or consigned to) me m the day of on board of the >hip whereof is Commander and that hey are the same, in quantity, Quality, and package as at the time if importation, necessary and unavoidable wastage or damage xcepted, and have paid the full import duties by Law established. SO HELP ME GOD. When the goods are exported by any other person that the Original Importer. I A. B. do swear, that to the best of my knowledge and belief, the contents of the Certificate herein above (or within) written (0r hereto annexed) signed by C. D. the original im- porter of the goods specified in the above (or annexed) List are trut. SO HELP ME GOD. ( 250 ) No. 5. SCHEDULE Charges Warehouse Rent to be levied all of for , on Goods remaining deposited in the several Custom Houses longer than revert dags.. Colombo and Trincomale. Galle. . , * : >, a £ s. D. £ s. D. For 1 Leaguer Cask of Arrack 7 o 0 «-> 0 0 2 (J per mensem \ 1 Madeira pipe - do. 0 3 0 0 2 0 ») 1 Half pipe do. 0 1 6 o 1 0 1 Quarter pipe do. 0 0 9 o 0 6 - - )> 1 Half Leaguer do, 0 1 6 0 1 0 - 6 1 Beer Cask do. 0 , 1 0 0 s " 1 Chest, containing h 1 2 dozen, or pac- ( - - 'do. 0 1 v 6 0 1 0 age of similar ( 1 contents - - , ! « 1 Chest do, 6 dozen ) do. - - 0 0 9 0 0 6 of do. do. - \ 1 Case or Box of 3 jj , smaller size than S do. - - 0 0 9 0 0 6 - the above - j 5> 1 Bag of Rice, Salt l do. - - 0 0 2 0 - 0 1 Petre &c. - \ 5J 1 Tub of Sugar Candy do. 0 0 9 0 0 6 - 5» 1 Bale of Cloth - do. 0 3 0 0 2 0 do. - - 1 6 >> h do. 0 0 1 0- l - - - - 4 do. - do. 0 0 9 0 0 5 - >» 1 Parcel do. 0 0 4 0 0 3 ! l Leaguer pack - - do. - 0 1 0 0 0 S 1 Madeira do. - - do. 0 0 9 0 0 6 1 1 Half Leaguer do. - do. 0 0 0 0 4 >> 6 / - - - / C* 1 Beer Caik do. 0 0 4 0 0 a < # ( 251 ) / Schedule No. 6. Of the Fees on Pert Clearances payable by Merchant Ships and Vessels from the 1st day of October 1S25. SqUARE-RIGGED VESSEL £ s. D. 1 Sloops or Schooners. Of 600 Teas or upwards am 8 0 0 400 and under 600 - - - 5 10 0 200 do. 400 m mm 4 0 0 tm M •m i 00 do. 200 2 15 0 m Under 100 -am - 1 10 0 Phonies Of 30 Garce and upwards mm 4 0 0 25 Garce and under 30 •m - - 3 0 0 20 do. 25 m - m 2 12 G 15 do. 20 - - - 2 5 0 10 do. 15 - am - J 17 6 5 do. 10 - - - 1 7 0 Under 5 mm mt •»# 0 15 0 EXCEPTIONS. Vlanar and Jaffna Dhonies when passing’ from Port to Port evithin the Districts they belong to or from Manar to Jaffna, Kaits or Point Pedro, or vice versa to pay half of the above rates. Boats, Vessels or Dhonies Certified to belong to any Port of Ceylon being under the 5 Garce or One Thousand Parras burthen are to pay as follows. £ S. D. Under 50 Parrahs 0 0 0 50 and under 200 Parrahs or 1 Garce am 0 3 0 1 Garce and under 2 Garce ma 0 5 0 2 do. 3 - am 0 7 6 3 do. 4 - 0 10 O 4 do. 5 - 0 12 0 ( 252 ) Schedule No. 7. » Of the rates of Pilotage payable by all square-rigged Vessels, Sloops or Schooners at the Ports of Colombo, Trincomale and Galle. £. S. D. Colombo o 15 o Trincomale For Back Bay For the Inner Harbour £ s. D. £ S. D. Vessels of 600 Tons and upwards—-2 0 0 4 0 0 400 and under 600 -1 10 0* 3 0 0 200 and under 400 -1 1 0 2 2 0 100 and under 200 -0 10 6 1 1 0 under 100 0 6 0 0 15 0 Galle r O re n Vessels of 600 Tons - - 3 0 o 400 and under 600 - - 2 5 0 200 and under 400 - - 1 10 o 100 and under 200 •m - 1 2 6 - under 100 - - 0 15 0 *e- The above rates of Pilotage will be chargeable to all Vessels of Galle, going into Inner Harbour of Trincomale and the Harbour whether they may make a signal for Pilot or not. In Colombo, made, il and Back bay at Trincomale, the charge will only be board. the Vessel make the signal, and a Pilot actually repair on M \ ( 253 ) GOVERNM ENT ADVERTISEMENT. IT Having become expedient to assimilate the rates of Boat hire of Artificers, and of doolies and other Port Charges at the Ports of Colombo, Trincomale and Galle to the present Curren- cy of the Island being British Sterling Money, and to make ?ertain fractional alterations in converting the same, His Ex- cellency the Governor with reference to the Regulations of Go- vernment No. 13 and 19 of 1S24 is pleased to direct that the following Schedule of rates be substituted and established at the iforesaid Ports accordingly and charged on all such occasions to •vhich they refer. With respect to the charge for Anchors and Grapnels, His Excellency desires it may be distinctly understood that it is not ;he intention of Government to interfere with the Merchants or }ther Individuals in supplying the Public in General, and that :he charge is merely inserted, that in cases of necessity from the tbsence of other means of supply, a fixed rate may be known it which Anchors and Grapnels can be had from Government. By His Excellency’s Command, (Signed,) JOHN RODNEY, Chief Sec. to Govt. Chief Secretary’s Office } Colombo 21st December 1825. \ SCHEDULE. the hire Coolies Artificers at the Of of § Ports of Colombo , Trincomale 8? Galle. CLOOMBO, *\ £ s. D. For unloading a Batal or Country Boat of 150 Bags of Rice burthen or upwards with Iron and carrying the same to the Custom House or putting into Carts - 0 12 G For unloading a Batal or Country Boat and Carrying the same to the Custom House or putting into carts with sundries - 0 10 6 For^ unloading Rice, wheat or Grain and weigh- ing the same on the Beach for 100 Bae-s 0 7 6 ** O ( 254 ) £ s. D. For taking up from the Scales and londging in carts, Rice, wheat or Grain per 100 Bags 0 3 9 For unloading or loading a chest of Claret or Box of that size 0 0 7 For do. do. a half chest or Box of that size 0 0 H For do. do. a Pipe of Madeira, Port or other Wine 0 0 9 For do. do. a half Pipe of Madeira • • 0 0 4$ For do. do. a Leaguer of Arrack •• 0 0 6 For do. do. a half do. or Cask of Beer 0 0 3 For do. do. a Cask of Rum or Brandy 0 0 3 For do. do. a Cask of Gin or Box o! that size 0 0 n*OIM For do. do. a Bag of Salt Petre o. / Sugar 0 0 lit For do. do. a tup of Sugar Candv*. 0 0 i For do. do. a Cask of salt provisions 0 0 2 For do. do. a Bale of Cloth 0 0 6 For do. do. a half Bale of Cloth.. 0 0 3 For Shipping off a coir cable from the Custom * l / House or Master Attendant’s Store per 500 lbs. •• 0 I 6 For do. an Anchor do. do do. 0 1 6 A Carpenter working on Baard Ship from sun rise to sun set 0 2 3 A Carpenter working on shore per diem 0 1 6 A Caulker working on Board Ship perdu. 0 1 6 do. on shore do. 0 1 2 A Cocly working on board ship** •• •• •• 0 1 0 Extra Charges. For the hire of .an Anchor per day 0 4 6 For do. of a Grapnel do. 0 2 3 On occasions of vessels in distress the charges for Anchors to be made according to circumstances connected with the usage and customs of Mer- cha nts. ( 255 ) i £. S. D. TR.INCOMALE. ^ .4 j., * ' uioading Grain and conveying it from Back or Dutch Bay to Godowns in the little Bazar - 4 2 per ] 00 Bags 0 Do. to Godowns in the Town 0 S 9 Do. from the Inner Harbour to Godowns in the Beach - 0 Do. to Godowns in the Town 0 reighing Rice, Grain or wheat on the Beach 0 nloading Irons or Iron Hoops per Boat load or seventy Bags of Rice - rom Back Bay or Dutch Bay inner harbour nloading of other Goods per Boat load from or Dutch Bay - o Back Bay • I: rom inner harbour - 9 nloading Sundries, best of Claret each alf and Quarter Chest in proportion pes of Madeira - do. alf and a Quarter Chest in proportion isk of Beer - - do. 0 0 ags of Salt Petre do. 0 0 1 Do. of Sugar do. 0 0 1 ub of Sugar Candy do. 0 0 1 ales of Cloth large per Bale o 0 3 eaguers of Arrack each 0 0 7 *»1<— Extra Charges. Dr the hire of an Anchor per day or do. of a Grapnel do. n occasions of Vessels in distress the charge for Anchors to he made according to circum- stances connected with the usage and custom of Merchants. 250 ( ) On Shore On Board | s. D. £.\ S. D. t Artificers from 6 A. M. till 3 P. M. - Carpenter per diem 0 1 3 0 1 6 Smith - 0 1 3 0 1. 6 Caulker - 0 1 0 0 1 3 Painter - - - 0 0 0 0 1 2 Workman under him 0 0 0 0 3 Coolies each - 0 0 0 0 0 9 1 GALLE. Coolies unloading ( . Grain carrying to Government Godown or like dis- tance per 100 Bags 0 7 6 Do. weighing on the wharf 0 3 0 - Iron or Iron hoop ) Laberlot or in the Custom And lodging m > ortion- - Housennse - - 1 Sundry Goods do. do. do. do. 0 4 do. do. do. vizt. 0 6 Chest of Claret (smaller Box in proportion) each 0 0 0 6 Pipe of Madeira - - 0 0 3 Cask of Beer, (small cask in proportion) 0 o 1 Bag of Salt Petre 0 0 1 Bag of Sugar " 0 1 - - 0 Tub of Sugar . 0 0 6 Tutucoreen Bale of Cloth (smaller do. in propoition) - 0 0 6 Leaguer of Arrack - 7 Coolies loading from Govt. Godown or like distance 0 0 Cinnamon Bales 0 0 0 6 Leaguer of Arrack 0 0 1 Cask of salt Provisions - o 6 C Laberlot with ballast - Anchors Cables and cordage - per Cable or Hope from Callewelle into Boats candy of 500 Pounds 0 0 0 0 From Custom House do. llo> 1 < 257 ) \ On Board \ £ s. D, Anchors from shore into Boat 0 0 9 From wharf do. per 20 Cwt. or in proportion 0 1 s Water filled and put into Boat At the Fort - per Leaguer 0 0 6 At the watering place - do. 0 0 9 Coolies bawling a Gamel per gamel - 0 1 3 Extra Charges. for the hire of an Anchor per day O 4 6 for do: of a Grapnel do. 0 2 3 [)r> occasions of vessels in distress the charge for Anchors to be made according to circumstances connected with the usage and Custom of Mer- fhani*. On Board the Harbour On Shore £ s. D. £ S. D. Artificers from 6 A. M. to 6 P. M. Carpenter - - o i 4 0 0 9 Smith - - - 9 i 4 0 0 9 Daulher - - - a 0 9 0 o G ?ainter - • o 0 o O Workman under him - - - O 9 0 0 O Uocly - - o 0 0 j J 0 o Artificers &c. employed on Board a vessel outside the Harbour to receive a double Pay. v ( m ) schedule. Of the rates Chargeable by Boats licensed to Land and Ship Gooc to from and square rigged , Vessels Sloops and Schooners at iht » • i. r , H * several ports of. Colombo, Trincomale and Guile. — 0005 ^ ' *' ^ • P; . Inner Roads Outer Roads * *» COLOMBO £ S. D. £ s. D. / - For landing and Shipping Grain or Siflgar fier Bag of 164 lbs. Weight- <5 0 °i 0 0 jl - For a leaguer Of Arrack - - - 0 0 6 0 1 0 For a boat capable of carrying 5 Tons of goods in- Weight or there- abouts landing any other kind of cargo, or Passengers - - - 0 2 6 0 5 0 For any larger boat exceeding Six - - T6ns burthen •* - - -j 0 5 0 0 10 0 For filling a Leagiler of water from - - * - ’ the Beach 4 -j r o 1 0 o- , 1 6 1 For filling a LeagUer of watelr at St. - 1 : Sebastian --4 „ 0 1 0 0 6 But vessels to employ tli/eir own r. - Boats or pay the usual Hire for conveying alongside. For landing or Shipping Ballast, in- cluding the filling or discharging the orl shore, per Ton : o 1 0 0 8 0 Boat • ... . ! “v '( 259 ) In Back Bay when theVes- sel lies within B ack Bay Seven fathoms beyond 7 fa- water or in,tap .tlioins, Osten- Inn ertiar bout- berg Clappen- when within berg Nichol- three quartern sons or,. of a mile from Cove. the Cutchqjrry. D. ' £' s b. TRINCOMALE, i 1 j. i Fgt landing or Shipping Grain or 0 0 0 il lbs. Weight 0 of Sugar per Bag of 164 | - - 0 0 9 0 1 3 For a leaguer of Arrack - V carrying For any Boat capable of r ' 3 5 TOifel oV thiferefiWts, la&diHg^r r - 0 3 9 0 6 0 Shipping Goods or passengers 6 For any larger Boat exceeding •5 0,( : 1 -’ 0 3 lOi no 'Tons huTthen - - J 4 " ' 'V Shipping- a. Leaguer For hi ling -and : “ 0 1 6 0 < i 2 sfc! . of Water - - - - - “ . For landing or Shipping Ballast in- cluding filling or discharging the 9 f> « 9 - '•** •» 0 In Boat on shore pet Ton } 0 3 0 0 i2* 3 1 do. do. do. Stone Ballast per Ton 1 Harbour Roads a D. GALLE. £ S. ! £ S. y.r~lp__ landing or Shipping Grain or For l - - 0 0 0 0 Sugar per Bag of 164 lbs. oj 0 9 - - 0 0 O For a leag.ue.r,.of Arrack 4* any Boat capable of carrying For $ 5 Tons or thereabouts, landing 0 2 6 0 5 0 Shipping ,or Passengeo^ 1 or, Goods 0 - - 5 0 0 10 ,6- - - * 0 Bo,, above Tons , • > - * • • .1 , ( 260 ) Harbour Roads 1 jy S. D. <| 3 D. GALLE, (Continued ' ) 1 1 1 For filling and Shipping a leaguer | of Water ------0 i 0 o 2 0 For landing end Shipping Ballast, I including filling and discharging the Boat on shore per Ton - - 0 1 0 0 2 0 i % Boats detained out all day to receive double Beat hire. No Boats to be employed on Sunday, Christmasday, and Good Friday except in cases of emergency when double Boat hke is to be paid. Boats going off after sun set, are allowed to charge one half more than the usual hire. Boats going off to Vessels anchoring at Galle beyond 15 fathoms water to charge double Boat hire. No Cargo will he discharged or put on Board Vessels an- choring in B ick Bay at Trincomale during the North East Monsoon or between the 25th October and the 1st of April. By His Excellency’® Command, i (Signed) JOHN RODNEY, Chief Sec. to Covt. ( 261 ) Licensed Notaries Public AT COLOMBO. Mr. Wilhelm Abraham Kriekeubfidc, „ John Frederic Giffening, „ Leonhard Van Dorfc, „ Lourens De Run, „ Johannes Justinus Stork, ,, John Vanderstraaten, „ J/'hn Staples, „ Cecil A. Morgan, „ Peter L. De Vos. AT NEGO MHO. Mr. John Van Langenberg, „ Cornelis De Quaker, AT CALPENTYN. Mr. Petrus Francois Flanderka, AT CALTURA. Mr. Louis Ursenius Bartholomeusz, AT GALLE. Mr. J. S, Vanderspaar, „ Petrus Jacobus Lodovici, „ Coruelis Martinus Anthonisz, „ A. C. De Vos. AT MATURA. ^ Mr. Frederic Erne stus Jansz, i. Lourens Petrus Altendorff, AT TANGALLE Mr. H. Perera. AT TRINCOMALE. Mr. E. G. Schultsz, „ Frederick Dornhorst. AT JAFFNA PATAM. Mr, Abraham Lodevvick De Niesse, » Jacob Daniel Herff, >, J. Tiieile. Jl C. Stephen, „ R. Rerft, „ M. H„ Weber. _ AT CHfrLAW. Mr. Christian Hendrik Dupon, »» John Pierre Juraeau. AT BATTICALOA. Mr. John Andries AT KANDY ,, „ , Mr, Peter W. De Warn. GOVER'N’MENT ADVERTISEMENT. i / l \ ,/ It having become expedient to assimilate the rates of Postage to be levied on all Letters conveyed by Tappal within the Ma- ritime Provinces of this Island, as fixed by the Schedules an- nexed to the Regulation of Government No. 20 of 1813, to the present Currency of the Island, being British Sterling Money, and to make certain fractional alterations therein, His Excellency the Governor is pleased to direct that the following Schedules of Rates be substituted and established as the Postage to be levied on all such Letters. By His Excellency’s Command, (Signed) JOHN RODNEY, Chief Sec. to Govt Chief Secretary’s Office, At December i1825. Colombo , 31 SCHEDULE of Rates of Postage for Conveying Letters by the Southern Route. Intermediate Collectors Stations Stations s. D. S. D. From Colombo to Pantura ?1 °i 51 If Pantura to Caltura 15 of 11 55 From Colombo to Caltura 5) 11 H Caltura to Barberyn or Bentotte 51 0* 11 55 Barberyn or Bentotte to Amblangodde ,, Of >1 55 Amblangodde to Galle 1 i 11 55 From Colombo to Galle »» 11 11 3f Galle to Belligam of 15 15 Beligam to Matura ?? Of 11 If _ « 6 From Colombo to Matura >> •1 11 i Matura to Tangalle 11 15 °f Tangalle to Hambantotte 51 >5 6 From Colombo to Hambantotte 51 Hambantotte to Batticaloa r> 3f- 51 15 From Galie to Batticaloa 0 JO* From Colombo to Batticaloa 0 Batticaloa to Trincoraale 0 2* The same charge will apply to the above specified stages in the opposite direction. >i cmviyiip Uttets (ho Sd&iuk of Rate! % Iwww ' Route* Intermediate Collectors Stations Stations, - rr -S'. D. o* yy yy From Colombo to Jaille M yy Jaille to Negombo yy of yy Negombo to Chilavv M M vr IV Chilaw- to Put lam JJ of yy yy 3 From Colombo to Put lam- n’ yy | PutLam to Calpeniya- (bye post) V ?f j> *” Putlam to Arrippo or Calpeiityri yy yy to- -Arrippo 2| . yy Arrippo to Manar Mantotte yy 6f yy . 3 Frond Pjutlam to Manas-= - yy u yy From Colombo to Manar yy yy «f Manar to Ilpecarve or Mantotte to> Ilpecarve yy Of yy Ilpecarve to Ponereyn yy Of yy 17 r\ s yy M4-. t P^noi’eyn to Jaftcik. n<\ •Vi- Fyom htaiiar. to Jaffna J’ n yy From Colombo to Jaffna' yy yy From Jaffna to Delft Island or Point Pedro yy Of yy 11 0 Jaffna to Mulletivoe - n yy 5? 0 1 Mullativoe to Trincomale H yy n 0 .From Jaffna to Trincomale y> yy H I yy Trincomale yy.. yy-• Trom Colombo to . the Op- The same charges will apply to the above specified stages m By His Excellency’s COmmanff,’ nositejosite directionduecnon. JOHN RODNEY, p Chief-See: to Govt. GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENT. IT haying heen expedient to assimilate the Rates or Postage to h® the Kandyan Pro* levied on all Letters couveyed into, from, or through Advertise- vinces, as fixed by the Schedule published by Government to the present Currency of the Island be- ment of the 28 th June 1 S23 , alterations ihg British Sterling Money; and to make certain fractional that the in the same, His Excellency the Governor is pleased to direct suen Let- following Schedule the Rates of Postage to be levied on all of public ters be published for general information, and for jhe'guidance Officers concerned. By His Excellency’s Command, (Signed) JOHN RODNEY, < Gpi't.- Chief Secretary’s Office, Chief Szq. to Colombo! 3 I*t December 1825.. - ( 264 > SCHEDULES of Rates of Postage to be levied on all Letters intofrom or through the Kandyan Provinces. New Road. From Kandy to Kadogannawe » „ Utuwankande- 39 „ Ambangpitia - - 3> „ Warakapola - “>1 „ Weyangodde 39 „ Heneratgodde- „ Mahara „ Colombo Cross Roads. From Ambanpetea to Aranderra — a> 99 ,, Ruan welle — Old Road. From Ruanwelle to Avishavelle — Hangwelle — 99 ?» „ 39 11 11 Colombo Avishavelle Ratnapoora ,, „ — 5, Ratnapoora ,, Colombo New Road to 7 Korles. From Kandy to Galagedere „ n „ Kospetttoya „ „ „ Kurunagal .. » „ Padenia Old Road to Matellb. From Kandy to Etagalle »> 99 „ Fort McDowall ,. Nalaude — 99 99 * ( 265 ) road from Colombo to Trincomalb S. D. and Matelie. Through the Seven Kories — 0 n From Colombo to Warakapole — 0 2 § 11 Allow II 11 0 3 Hondelle — 11 1 * H 0 Kurnagalle — 11 II 11 0 Kandeloya ' 11 * I H 0 5 Paid etna 11. II 11 0 Nalande — 11 1 ) — 0 7k „ Minery I* 0 io| Trincomale — —l It 11 „ Old Road to Quva, 0 li Kandy to Maturatta — O li1 to Taldenia 9 From Kandy f Gampola — 0 Of n » „ 0 Kotmalle H v> it II By His Excellency’s Command. (Signed) John Rodney, Chief Sec. to Govt, * < ( 260 } c rt u s.z** c rS O»- Cm -4-3 -e 2 c C*_-c M fc S' README r— J5 ^ ' if. s cO *g^‘ *M _1 1 . i ? ,H-*-» •"3 3 cs3 J- cS > CS y; NATIVE r—-3 ng<— *h o . rt cS >. CJ & *h T0\ Cj rv* « < 3 <3-^3 ^ *' — . o THE K E=2 "=^ OF o -4~> DRESS -4-> Q THE OP DESCRIPTION t CO c i ’ o a ji # i c i V, O b p • ~ “ s- J= >%.S v "3 <; .2 p cs J: c * a IS 3 52 *a3 2-3 oL? br< . < Ci "3 rC C ®* 5 -^5 >— *23 £ .2 Cj CO ^ c t* ^ S - a. c C*- c n a O w cT 'w ~ ~ c « > c_- *r nT^ *0 o «*-> Esc^ut-ro «r; « u; u: - £ »- « °° b Jm OS .- - P* V 2 c, : _ j= o c «? 3 « ±t *'. « 2 : C c, j;,cx s rt « -I *-• c ^ > ^ ^ j» a.. " 3 3 x»»n-i'!3 «_ •*- - C . -TT - >= 4. CJ « o .3 a <• o*sCrtrta)-*-> ( 267 ) (Continued) Headmen. Native the of Dress the of Description ( 268 ) (Continued.) Headmen Native the of Dress the of Description < ( 2G9 ) z, « G •»-* fW FfH & 2 e -f*** ce Pi a a; 9 »— ffl o 4=* o «- Cft »— .i-l (Continued.) « « CJ ^ m z- Headmen wsu O §? * o; 03 r-j Native e +* »rt ,±4 t3 <« *-« the C/I C of .G v CO -°*3 Dress _ bJJ 3 . 9r-* C/l 03 1=2 the «i of 4! 53 5 » ** ^ - ^ Description pi Z & O § *3 'o T3 ctf .11 T3 F i H fc- = t: o -4J P V •ho®*H *’ — ( 270 ) general rates OF Agency , Commission and Codown Rent, AGREED UPON AT A MEETING OP the MERCHANTS and AGENTS OF CEYLON 31 st March 1823 . Per Cent, 1 ON all Sales, Pnreffas ee, or Shipments- 5 With the following exceptions. On Cinnamon, (including the mode of payment, whe- ther by specie, negotiating Bills, or otherwise,) 2 & hall On Houses, Lands and Ships — q & hal On Diamonds, Pearls, Precious Stones, and Jewellerv 2 k hall On Treasure and Bullion — 1. i On all goods and Merchandize withdrawn, shipped, or delivered to order—r— On all other descriptions of Property for Sale, if S' c withdrawn or otherwise disposed of by the owners^ 2 e. ?> § On Goods transferred to Auction or Commission Salesmen- 2 On Retail Sales 10 3 On Guaranteeing Sales, Bills, Bonds, Contracts for Goods, or other - Engagements 2 & hall 4 On Ships Disbursements — 5 5 On Advertising as the Agents of Owners or Commanders of Ships for freight or Passengers—on the amount of Freight and Passage Money, whether the same shall pass through the Agent's hands or not .6 On effecting Insurances or writing orders for Insurance half 7 On Settling Losses, partial or general, and returns of Premium 1 j 8 On Procuring Money on Respondentia wherever payable 2 k hall 9 attending On the delivery of Contract Goods 2 & half 10 On the total sum of the Debit or Credit side of au Account, at the option of the Agent, excepting items on which a Commission of £ per Cent, is chargeable— 1 .11 On effecting Reipittanres, or on Purchasing, Selling, or -Negotiating Bil Exchange , l —— — ( 271 ) 2 On Subscriptions tb Government Loans, Purchasing, Selling, Transferring, or Exchanging Public Secu- rities — 1 5 Or delivering up Public Securities, or lodging them in any of the Public Offices half l On receiving and delivering Private Commissions of Wines, Cattle, and Merchandize 2 & half 5 On collecting Rents 5 i Oh the purchase of Lottery Tickets and amount of Prizes 1 7 On the Sale of Lottery Tickets from the other Settle- ments — 2 & half 5 On Letters of Credit granted 2 & half ) On the Management of Estates, as Executors, Admi- nistrators, or Attornies 5 > On Defcts where a Process at Law or Arbitration is ne- cessary 2| per Cent, and if recovered by such means— 5 l On Bills of Exchange, Notes, &c. dishonoured 1 l On Overdue Debts collected for Absentees 2 RATES OF GODOWN HIRE PER MONTH* D. ales of Cinnamon 2 3 eaguer or Pipe Wine, Spirits, &c. each 2 3 2 Dozen Chests of equal size 1 6 ag of Grain 4— • 4—4—““ 0 3 'itto of Sugar, Coffee, Pepper &c.— 0 4,1 ub of Sugar Candy — 0 A i ale of Cloth — 2 3 Other Articles in proportion to the shove. blombo Flag-Staff signals on vessels appearing in sight. A Blue white and red flag to be hoisted at the outer yard arm, on a quare rigged vessels being off. As soon as it is ascertained to be a hip, a ball is to be placed over the flag —if a brig, a ball under the ag.. A ball suspended at the inner yard arm will indicate a sloop chooner or any other small vessels, excepting Dhoney, being in ight. (Signed) J. SWINBURNE, Fori Adjt, ( 272 ) MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATH* IN 1826 . At Colombo, on the 5th January, Mr. Solomon David, to Mi Catbarina Rodrigo. to Mi At Colombo, on the 14th January, Mr. J. G. Ebert, C. E. Jansen. to Mi At Jaffna, on the 26th January, Mr. W. H. Barends, * * I nl/innuQ Ti o v lcQpr Esquire At Jaffna, on the 1st February, Robt. Russell, Miss Sarah Gray. , _ At Colombo, on the 13th February, George Hutchinson, r.i to Miss C. G. Williams. Buuri At Colombo,, on the 13th February, Mr. L. W. \an to Miss A. J. Stephen. At Colombo, on the 10th April, Mr. Js. Shortt, to Miss W. Van Buuren. „ _ At Point De Galle, on the 23d April, C. De Costa Pulley, Maria De Rosairo. At Colombo, on the 2d May, Mr. Cs. Weinman, to JVJ Elisabeth Gunn. At Mallagamme, on the 26th June, Don Abraham Wijeyesu Jayew&rdene, Modliar to Miss Rosa Maria Perera. Miss E. At Kaits, on the Robert Atherton, Esquire to . Burleigh. At Colombo, on the 25th September, Mr. D. Landsberger, Miss S. Taylor. At Colombo, on the Sth November, Suse Maycamparomal 1 u to Miss Anna Malleappah, BIKTHS. of ^ m ’ Gram. At Colombo, on the 4th January, The Lady Esquire of a Daughter. i. T . c „ . MattUaH At Colombo, on the 13th January, The Lady ofllcnry Esquire of a Son. of U m. M At Kandy, on the 20th February, The Lady Esquire of a Daughter. < 273 ) At Colombo, on the 24th F ebruarv, The Lady of Captain Cannon-, of a Son. At Colombo, on the 15th March, The Lady of Colonel Muller, of a Daughter. At Colombo, on the 20th March, The Lady of C. E. Layard, Esquire of a Daughter. At Colombo, on the 21st March, The Lady of the Reverend B. Clough, of a Son At Trincomalee, on the 17th March, The Lady of the Reverend C. J. Lyon, of a Son. At Mullativoe, on the 4th January, The Lady of Wm. Bre c hman, Esquire of a Daughter, At Colomho, on the 2Sth March, The Lady of Colonel Ximines., II. M. 16th Regiment of a Daughter. At Kandy, on the 10th April, The Lady of J. Barnett, Esquire of a Son. At Colofnba, on the 16th April, The Lady of the Reverend -J. IL De Sararn, of a Son. At Batticaloa, on the 13th May, The Wife of the Reverend B. C. Meigs, of a Son. At Kandy, on the 24th May, The Lady of Lieutenant Oldershaw, of the R. E. of a Daughter. At Colombo, on the 30th May, Th« Lady of the Honble Sir H. Giffard, Knight of a Son. At Colombo, on the 5th June, Mrs. C. W. Hoffnan, of a Son. At Colombo, on the 1 1th June, The Lady of Captain Bray brooke, of a Daughter. At Colombo, on the 23d July, The Lady of Lieutenant Deacon, of a Daughter. At Galle, on the 27th July, The Lady of Wm. Gisborne, Esquire of a Son. i At Colombo, on the 28th August, The Wife of Mr. Charles Holde stein, of a Daughter. At Colombo, on the 30th August, The Lady of Major Haddock, of H. M. 97th Regt. of a Daughter At Trincomalee, on the 27th August, The Lady of Lieutenant Warburton, of a Daughter. At Colombo, on the 11th September, The Lady of F. J. Templer, Esquire of a Son. At. Colombo, on the 10th October, The Lady of J. Boustead, Esquire of a Daughter. At Colombo, on the 8th November, The Lady of Dr. Sillery, of a Daughter. At Colombo, on the 23d November, The Lady of Thos. Eden, Esquire of a Daughter. At frincomalee, on the 12th November, The Lady of Captain R. Brown, of a Daughter. N » i 274 ) At Trincomale, on the 11th September, Mr. E. G. Keil. of a Son. At Colombo, on the 26th November, Mrs. A. C. Stratsburgh, of a Daughter. At Point De Galle, on the 19th November, Mrs. Jansz, of a feon. At Colombo, on the 8th December, Mrs. Gun, of a Son. DEATHS. —1sS>~ At Colombo, on the 5th January, Emily Daughter of the Reverend N. Garstin. At Colombo, on the 16th February Miss P. W. Vanderstraaten. At Kandy, on the 25th February, the infan t Daughter of Wra. Moir, Esquire. At^ Colombo, on the 9th April, the eldest Daughter of Major Morris, H. M. 97th Regiment. At Colombo, oir the 9th April, Lieutenant R. F. Fellows. At Jaffna, on the 8th April, G. Burleigh, Esquire. At Colombo, on the 15th April. John Eagen, H. M. 97th Regiment. At Colombo, on the 23d April, John Gerard Kriekenbeek, Esq. At Colombo, on the 23d April, Mrs. A. C. Vanderstraaten. At Calpenteen, on the 22d April, Mrs. H. M. J. Flanderka. At Colombo, on the 4th June, Paulus Perera, Superanuated Modliar. At Colombo, on the 1st July, Mr. Justinus Adrianus Loos. At Colombo, o* th* 5th July, John, eldest Son of Major Fraser. At Point De Galle, on the 4th August, Mr. Rynier Van Aiken. At Colombo, on the 13th August, George Ormrod Meaden. At Colombo, on the 4th September, Mrs. Anne Grant. At Colombo, on the 4th September, William Swan, infant Son of Mr. J. Swan. At Trincomale, on the 27th August, the infant Daughter of Lieutenant Warbnrton. At Colombo, on the 29th September. Mr. J. H. "Demmer. At Colombo, on the 4th October, Captain Thompson, late H. M. 83d Regiment. At Hambangtotte, on the 8th October, Captain Charles Drieberg. At Hambangtotte, on the Sth October, the Wife Captain Drieberg, At Colombo, on the 2d November, Mr. Junias Bumsted. At Colombo ,on the 29th November, John Fredrick Holland, Esq. At Mattakooly, on the 28th November, Miss Anna Catharioa Tavel. At Colombo, on the 6th December, the Son of Mr. Franciscus Malleappah. E t f t / v J / % V I ' •*'' •• * ,'f’ . >*V ,, , > v ‘ '* l ' \ Hr* / "I V * , '"A. Earl of Roden. 10 Marquis of Sligo. — , ; —-,1r rC P- "3 -a « oc W « CS5 C o 3 fcGO °3 <2 <3 <3 4; 03 . bI: •*.; ra . be ”a ®- & a fc P 3 O n £* -j <1 CO