CHRONICLE. 
Cotgrave R. county of Nottingham, 
with St. Mary V. in the town of 
Nottingham. 
Ave, 2. Right hon. William 
earl of Northesk, K.B. and rear, 
admiral of the red, in consideration 
of his distinguished services on va- 
rious and important occasions, and 
particularly in the glorious and de- 
cisive victory off Cape Trafalgar, 
permitted by his majesty to bear 
eertain honourable augmentations 
to his armorial ensigns. 
20th. Right hon. Henry Richard 
Lord Holland, and right hon. Wil- 
iam lord Auckland, appointed joint 
_ commissioners and plenipotentiaries 
for arranging and finally settling the 
séveral matters in discussion between 
his majesty’s government and the 
government of the United States, 
with James Monroe, and William 
Pinkney, esqrs. the commissioners 
appointed for similar purposes on 
the part of the said United States ; 
and the hon. William Frederick 
Elliot Eden, and John Allen, esq. 
to be secretary and assistant secre- 
tary to the said commission. 
27th. Right hon. Henry Richard. 
lord Ho}land, sworn of his majesty’s 
Most honourable privy council. _ 
30th. Nathan Egerton Garrick, 
€sq. appointed lieutenant of the, 
yeomen of the guard, vice Philip 
John Ducarel, esq. resigned. —Phi. 
lip Lake Godsal, esq. to be lieute- 
nant of the honourable band of gen- 
tlemen pensioners, vice Roger El- 
liot Roberts, resigned. 
Sept. 13th. Major-general | sir 
John Stuart, knight, created a 
knight of the Bath.—Robert An- 
_struther, esq. appointed conjunct 
clerk to the bills in the office of his 
majesty’s registers and rolls in Scot- 
land, vice sir Robert Anstruther, 
bart, deceased. 
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17th. Stephen Sharp, esq. his 
majesty’s consul-general in Russia, 
knighted. 
23d. Major-general sir John 
Stewart, K. B. permitted to accept 
‘the title of Count of Maida, in 
Calabria, conferred upon him by 
Ferdinand the Fourth, king of the 
Two Sicilies. 
24th. Right hon. Charles Grey, 
commonly called lord viscount 
Howick, appointed one of his ma- 
jesty’s principal secretaries of state, 
vice Mr. Fox, deceased 3 and sworn 
of his majesty’s most honourable 
privy council, 
27th. Right honourable Thomas 
Grenville, appointed first lord com. 
missioner of the admiralty, vice right 
honourable lord viscount Howick. 
30th. Rizht honourable George 
Tierney, appointed first commis~ 
sioner for the management of the 
affairs of India, vice right hon. 
Thomas Grenville. 
Oct. 6th. The right hon. Char- 
lotte Baroness De Ross, wife of the 
right honourable Henry Fitzgerald, 
commonly called lord Henry Fitz- 
gerald, and her issue, authorized, 
out of respect to the ancient family 
in which the said barony originated, 
to assume the surname of De Ross, 
in addition to that of Fitzgerald, 
and bear the arms of De Ross, in 
addition to their paternal arms Te- 
spectively. 
_ 8th. Henry viscount Sidmouth, 
declared lord president of his ma- 
jesty’s most honourable privy coun 
cil, vice earl Camden, resigned. 
10th. William Mackworth Praed, 
serjeant at lew, sir Charles William 
Rouse Broughton, bart. Francis 
Percival Elliot, Richard Dawkins, 
Charles Moore, John Sargent, John 
Anstey, John Whishow, Philip 
Deare, and Lewis Jenkins, esqrs. 
Kk2 appointed 
