Hildyard, Sir Robert D'Arcy, Bart. Sedbury ........ Hildyard, Mrs. A. York ...................................... Hudson, Right Honourable Lady Ann, Bessingby Hutchinson, Rev. G. Nottingham ..... 2 1 La Touche, Cecilia, Right Honourable Lady, Scarbro' La Touche, Colonel D. M. P. Carlow Militia, Scarbro' 6 Lambe, J. K. Esq. York .... Langley, Honourable Mrs. Wykeham Abbey Lansdowne, Most Noble Marquis of, London Lawton, Captain, Local Militia Leatham, Lieutenant-Colonel, Y. N. R. Local Militia Leeds, His Grace the Duke of, Hornby Castle Maxwell, Marmaduke Constable, Esq. Everingham Milton, Viscountess, Ditto Mitchelson, Lieutenant Colonel, Local Militia .......... 1 Mulgrave, General, Lord, Mulgrave Castle .................................... 2 Pritzler, Lieutenant-Colonel 21st Light Dragoons ......... 1 Pullein, Lieutenant Colonel, I. F. O. Richmond R 2 Shaw, Lieutenant-Colonel, West Kent Militia Shelley, Major, West Kent Militia Sherbrooke, Major-General Sir J. K. B. Nova Scotia Sherbrooke, William Cope, Esq. Oxton, Nottinghamshire, 2 Walker George, Esq. Wavertree, Liverpool ......... Warde, Captain, West Kent Militia .... Wrangham, Robert, Esq Wyvill, Rev. C. Burton Hall 2 Wyvill, Mrs. C. York ......... Y. LEISURE MOMENTS, &c. IMPERIAL AND ROYAL NONCHALANCE.. THE shameless apathy of the continental Princes, during the greater part of the French revolutionary war, reminds one of a passage in Boileau's admirable LUTRIN, in which the Arch-Satirist, alluding to the imbecile Potentates, (as they are facetiously denominated,) predecessors of LEWIS XIV, puts these words into the mouth of SLOTA: "Hélas! qu'est devenu ce tems, cet heureux tems, Ah! whither fled these happy times of peace, To Counts, or some inferior Magistrate; A faineant Prince is a political excrescence, and ought to be lopped off-an anomaly in a free state. B |