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ASTRONOMICAL PHENOMENA.

Mercury, in the constellations Scorpio and Sagittarius, is a morning star till the 4th, invisible to the 20th, then an evening star to the end of the month. On the 8th, at 11h. 23m. P.M., in Aphelion; on the 10th, at 4h. 35m. P.M., in superior conjunction with the sun.

Venus, in the constellations Sagittarius, Capricornus, and Aquarius, is an evening star throughout the month. On the 15th, passes the meridian at 2h. 35m. P.M.; on the 28th, at 3h. 56m. P.M., in conjunction with Mars,

at 0° 45' S.

Mars, in the constellations Sagittarius and Capricornus, is an evening star throughout the month. On the 12th, at 9h. 23m. P.M., in perihelion; on the 31st, passes the meridian at 2h. 46m. P.M.

Jupiter, in the constellation Pisces. On the 15th, passes the meridian at 6h. 24m. P.M.; on the 21st, at midnight, in perihelion; on the 22nd, at 4h. 22m. A.M., in quadrature with the sun.

Saturn, in the constellation Gemini. On the 15th, passes the meridian at 1h. 17m. A.M.

Uranus, in the constellation Taurus. On the 15th, passes the meridian at 9h. 39m. P.M.

The Moon, on the 1st, at oh. 7m. P.M. in conjunction with Mars, at 3° 42' N. On the 6th, at 7h. 27m. A.M., with Jupiter, at 0° 12' S.; on the 9th, at noon, in Perigee, at 11h. 50m. P.M., in conjunction with Uranus, at 30 38 S.; on the 11th, at 2h. 31m. A M., with a Tauri (Aldebaran), at 90 48' S.; at 9h. om. P.M., with Tauri, at 0° 37' N.; on the 13th, at 8h. 44m. A.M., with Saturn, at 50 40' S.; on the 14th, at 1h. 40m. A.M., with 8 Geminorum (Pollux), at 10 43' N.; on the 16th, at 5h. 52m. P.M., with a Leonis (Regulus), at 3° 22' S.; on the 21st, at Ch. 0m. A.M., in Apogee; at 6h. 54m. A.M., in conjunction with a Virginis (Spica), at 10 20' S.; on the 23rd, at 4h. 52m. A.M., with a2 Libræ, at 30 10' N.; on the 24th, at 4h. 49m. P.M., with 8 Scorpii, at 50 0 N.; on the 25th, at 3h. 29m. A.M., with a Scorpii (Antares), at 00 25' S.; on the 28th, at 4h. 37m. A.M., with Mercury, at 2° 50' N.; on the 30th, at 11h. Im. A.M., with Mars, at 30 3' N.; at 0h. 29m. P.M., with Venus, at 20 17' N.

The Constellation Taurus will be on the meridian at the middle of the month. midnight in the beginning, and Orion and Auriga in

Eclipses of Jupiter's Satellites.

First Satellite. 2nd, Em. at 11h. 34m. 35-3s. P.M.; 4th, Em. at 6h. 3m. 32 6s. P.M.; 11th, Em. at 7h. 59m. 31 28. P.M.; 18th, Em. at 9h. 55m. 30'0s. P.M.; 23rd, Em. at 4h. 24m. 33-3s. P.M.; 27th, Em. at 6h. 20m. 30 78. P.M.

Second Satellite. 3rd, Em. at 11h. 16m. 52.2s. P.M.; 21st, Em. at 5h. 47m. 24s. P.M.; 28th, Em. at 8h. 23m. 17 9s. P.M.

Third Satellite. 7th, Em. at 6h. 10m. 8.7s. P.M.; 14th, Im. at 7h, 34m. 19 6s. P.M., Em. at 10h. 12m. 12:4s. P.M.; 21st, Im. at 11h 37m. 478. P.M.

Hebrew Calendar.
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MISCELLANEOUS REGISTER.

THE ROYAL FAMILY OF GREAT BRITAIN.

THE QUEEN.

ALEXANDRINA VICTORIA, born May 24, 1819; married Feb. 10, 1840, to Prince Albert Francis Augustus Charles Emanuel of Saxe Coburg and Gotha, born Aug. 26, 1819.

Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa, born Nov. 21, 1840, Princess Royal.

Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, born Nov. 9, 1841.

Alice Maud Mary, born April 25, 1843. Alfred Ernest Albert, born Aug. 6, 1844. Helena Augusta Victoria, born May 25, 1846.

Louisa Caroline Alberta, born March 18, 1848.

Arthur William Patrick Albert, born May 1, 1850.

Leopold George Duncan Albert, born April 7, 1853.

Royal Princes and Princesses. Mary, Duchess of Gloucester, born April 25, 1776.

George Frederic, Duke of Cumberland (King of Hanover), born May 27, 1819; married Feb. 18, 1843, Mary Alexandrina, daughter of Joseph, Duke of Saxe Altenburg, by whom he has a son and two daughters.

George William, Duke of Cambridge, born Mar. 26, 1819; Augusta Caroline, July 19, 1822; Mary Adelaide, Nov. 27, 1833.

Her Majesty's Mother.

Victoria Maria Louisa (Princess Dowager of Leiningen), Duchess of Kent, widow of Edward Duke of Kent, sister of the King of the Belgians, born Aug. 17, 1786.

The QUEEN'S HOUSEHOLD, &c. Hered. Joint Great Chamberlain of England, Lord Willoughby D'Eresby-Sec. Robert Burrell.

Hcred. Earl Marshal, Duke of Norfolk --Sec. E. H. Gibbon.

Lord Steward, Earl Spencer-Treas. Earl of Mulgrave-Comp. Lord Drumlanrig -Master of Household, Lieut.-Col. T. M. Biddulph-Sec. to Board of Green Cloth, Edw. M. Browell.

Ld. Chamberlain, Marq. of Breadalbane. Vice-Chamberlain, Lord Ernest BruceLords in Waiting, Earl Somers, Earl of Listowel, Lord Camoys, Lord Rivers, Lord Waterpark, Lord De Tabley, Lord Byron, Lord DufferinGrooms in Waiting, Sir H. Seton, bart., Lieut.-Gen. Sir F. Stovin, Hon. MajorGen. A. N. Hood, J. R. Ormsby Gore, Major-Gen. Berkeley Drummond, Col. Sir E. Bowater, Lieut.-Col. Hon. M. Sackville West, W. H. F. CavendishExtra Groom in Waiting, Hon. Chas. Augustus Murray-Pages of Honour in Ordinary, Hon. W. F. Forbes, Hon. A. Crofton, G. G. Cameron, G. G. Gordon -Comptroller of Accounts. N. H. Macdonald-Keeper of Privy Purse, Colonel Hon. C. B. Phipps-Master of Ceremonies, Hon. Major-Gen. Sir E. Cust

Poet Laureat, Alfred Tennyson-Ex aminer of Plays, J. M. Kemble-Principal Portrait Painter, Sir G. Hayter. Mistress of the Robes, the Duchess of Sutherland.

Ladies of the Bedchamber-Duchess of Wel. lington, Duchess of Athol, Countess of Gainsborough, Countess of Desart, Viscountess Jocelyn, Marchioness of Ely, Lady Churchill, Lady MacdonaldExtra Ladies, Duchess of Norfolk, Countess of Mount Edgcumbe, Lady Portman-Maids of Honour, Hon. Miss Cavendish, Hon. Miss Stanley, Hon. L. M. Kerr, Hon. Flora C. J. Macdonald, Hon. M. F. Seymour, Hon. Beatrice Byng, Hon. Mary Bulteel, Miss Emily Cathcart--Bedchamber Women, Lady C. Barrington, Lady C. Copley, Viscountess Forbes, Viscountess Chewton, Lady Teresa Digby, Lady Gardner, Hon. Mrs. G. Campbell, Hon. Amelia Matilda Murray, Hon. Mrs. G. E. Anson.

Gold Stick in Waiting, Marq. of Anglesey. Master of the Horse, Duke of WellingtonChief Equerry & Clerk Marshal, Lord Alfred Paget-Equerries in Ordinary, Col. Hon. C. Grey, Maj.-Gen. E. Buckley, Col. E. W. Bouverie, Lord A. C. L. Fitzroy-Extra Equerry, Lieut.-Col. T. M. Biddulph.

Master of Buck Hounds, Earl of Besborough.

Hered. Gr. Falconer, Duke of St. Alban's. Hered. Grand Almoner, Marq. of Exeter. Lord High Almoner, Bishop of Oxford.-Sec. Jos. Hanby.

Sub-Almoner, Rev. Dr. Jelf.

Clerk of the Closet, Bishop of Chester-
Deputy Clerks of the Closet, the Hon. and
Rev. Edw. S. Keppel, the Rev. John
Vane, M. A., and the Rev. Lord Wri-
othesley Russell.

Dean of the Chapel, Bishop of London.
Sub-Dean-Dr. Wesley.

Physicians, Sir James Clark, Bt., M.D.,
Sir H. Holland, M.D.

Serjeant Surgeons, Sir B. C. Brodie, Bt., Robt. Keate.

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PRINCE ALBERT'S HOUSEHOLD. Groom of the Stole, Marquess of Abercorn Treasurer, Lieut.- Col. Hon. C. B. Phipps. Gentlemen of Bedchamber, Visc. Torrington, Lord Geo. Lennox, and Lord Colville. Secretary, Dr. E. Prætorius.

Private Secretary, Col. Hon. Chas. Grey. Chief Equerry, Col. Hon. A. N. Hood. Equerries, Col. F. Hugh Seymour, Hon.

Capt. D. C. Fitzgerald de Ros, and Capt. C. T. Du Plat.

Gent, Usher.-Dr. Lyon Playfair, LL.D. Grooms of Bedchamber, Major-Gen. Wylde and Lieut.-Col. Francis Seymour-Extra Groom, Gen. Sir G. Anson.

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Lords Commissioners, Visct. Palmerston,
Sir G. C. Lewis, bt., Hon. H. B. W.
Brand, Visct. Duncan, Visct. Monk.
Secretaries, Rt. Hon. W. G. Hayter, J.
Wilson.

Assistant-Sec., Sir C. E. Trevelyan.
Solicitor, H. R. Reynolds.

THE EXCHEQUER.

Chancellor, Sir G. C. Lewis, bt.
Comptroller, Lord Monteagle.
Assistant Ditto, Rt. Hon. Sir Edw. Ryan.
Chief Clerk, Francis F. Ottey.

Senior Clerk (Bill Office), H. W. Chisholm.
Superintendent of Weights and Measures,
John Bowen.

SECRETARIES OF STATE'S OFFICES.

Home Affairs-Principal Sec., Sir George
Grey, bt.-Under Secs., W. N. Massey,
M.P., Horatio Waddington - Private
Sec., Robt. Ellice.

Foreign Affairs-Principal Sec., Earl of
Clarendon-Under Secs., Lord Wode.
house, Edm. Hamond-Private Sec.,

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THE NAVY.

Sir

Admiralty-Lords Commissioners,
Charles Wood, bt., Adm. M. F. F.
Berkeley, Rear-Adm. Hon. Henry Eden,
Rear Adm. Peter Richards, Capt. A.
Milne, Sir Robert Peel.

Secretaries, R. Bernal Osborne, T. Phinn,
-Hydrographer, Capt. John Washington
-Astron. Royal, Prof. Airy.

Civil Departments-Accountant-Gen., R.
M. Bromley-Surveyor, Capt. Sir B. W.
Walker Storekeeper-Gen., Hon. R.
Dundas - Comptroller of Victualling,
T. T. Grant-Director-Gen. of Medical
Department, Sir Wm. Burnett, M.D.

THE ARMY.

Horse Guards-Commander of the Forces,
Viscount Hardinge- Military Secretary,
Maj.-Gen. Chas. Yorke-Adj.-General,
Lieut..General Wetherall - Quarter-
master-Gen., Major-Gen. Jas. Freeth-
Judge-Advocate Gen., Rt. Hon. C. P.
Villiers, M.P.-Chaplain-Gen., Rev. G.
R. Gleig.

War Office-Secretary, Benj. Hawes.
Paymaster-Gen., Robert Lowe. M.P.

Assistant-Paymaster - Gen. E. A.
Hoffay Examiner of Army Accounts,
R. C. Kirby.

Ordnance Surveyor-Gen., Hon. Colonel
Robert Bruce-Clerk of Ordnance, Wm.
Monsell, M.P.- Comptroller and Store-
keeper, Capt. Sir Thos. Hastings, R. N.
-Secretary, Joseph Wood.

BOARD OF TRADE.

President, Lord Stanley of Alderley.
Vice-President, Robert Lowe, M.P.
Secretaries, J. Booth and Sir J. E. Tennent.
Statistical Department-Director, A. W.
Fonblanque-Assistants, W. D. Oswald
and R. Valpy.

Corn Department-Comptroller of Corn
Returns, H. F. Jadis.

Railway Department-Sec., Capt. Galton
-Inspectors of Railways, Lieut.-Col.
Wynne, Capt. Tyler, and Lieut.-Col.
Yolland.

DUCHY OF LANCASTER.

Chancellor, Earl of Harrowby.
Vice-Chancellor, W. M. James.

OFFICE OF PARKS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Commissioners, Rt. Hon. Sir Benjamin
Hall, bt., the Secretaries of State, the
President and Vice-President of the
Board of Trade.
Secretary, T. W. Phillips.

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Receiver-Gen., J. Brotherton

POST OFFICE.-Postmaster-General,

(vacant)-Secretary, Rowland Hill-Sec. in Edinburgh, F. Abbott-Sec. in Dublin, G. C. Cornwall.

BOARD OF AUDIT. Chairman, Edw. Romilly-Sec., C. Z. Macaulay.

POOR LAW BOARD.-Pres., Rt. Hon. G. P. Bouverie, M. P.-Lord President of the Council, Lord Privy Seal, Secretary of State for the Home Department, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Secretaries, Visc. Courtenay, Hon. Grenville Berkeley, M.P.-Assist.-Secs. W. G. Lumley, H. Fleming.

BOARD OF HEALTH-President, Hon. H. F. Cowper, bt., M.P.-The Secretaries of State, the President and Vice-President of the Board of Trade-Sec. Tom Taylor.

THE HOUSE OF PEERS.

Princes of the Blood Royal..

The titles here given are those by which the noblemen sit in the House of Peers. Speaker, The Lord High Chancellor... Chairman of Comm. Lord Redesdale. Peers of Ireland (28 elected for life), 28 (one vacant). English Archbishops and Bishops 26 Irish representative Archbishops and Bishops

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Beaufort, Henry C. F. Somerset, 1682
Bedford, Francis Russell, 1694
Brandon, W. A. A. A. Hamilton, 1711
(Hamilton-Douglas, D.*)

Buckingham and Chandos, Rich P. B. C.
T. Grenville, 1822, o
Cleveland, Henry Vane, 1833
Devonshire, W. Spencer Cavendish, 1694
Grafton, Henry Fitzroy, 1675

Leeds, F. G. D'Arcy Osborne, 1694, *
Manchester, W. Drogo Montagu, 1719
Marlborough, Geo. Spencer Churchill, 1702
Newcastle, Hy. Pelham F. P. Clinton, 1756
Norfolk, Henry Charles Howard, 1483
Northumberland, Algernon Percy, 1766
Portland, Wm. John Scott-Bentinck, 1716
Richmond, Charles Gordon Lennox, 1675, *
Rutland, John Henry Manners, 1703
St. Albans, W. A. A. deVere Beauclerk, 1683
Somerset, Edw. Adolph. Seymour, 1547
Sutherland, Geo. Granville S. L. Gower, 1833
Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, 1814

MARQUESSES.

Abercorn, James Hamilton, 1790, *o Ailesbury, Chas. B.B. Brudenell-Bruce, 1821 Ailsa, Arch. Kennedy, 1831 (Cassilis, E. *) Anglesey, Henry Paget, 1815

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a Marked thus are Scotch Representative Peers.
Irish Representative Peers.
Bath, John Alex. Thynne, 1789
Breadalbane, John Campbell, 1831, *
Bristol, Fred. William Hervey, 1826
Bute, John P. Crichton Stuart, 1796,*
Camden, Geo. Chas. Pratt, 1812
Cholmondeley, G. H. Cholmondeley, 1815
Dalhousie, James A. Ramsay, 1849, *
Exeter, Brownlow Cecil, 1801
Hastings, H. W. C. P. Hastings, 1816, o
Hertford, R. I. Seymour-Conway, 1793, o
Lansdowne, Henry F. Petty, 1784
Normanby, Constantine H. Phipps, 1838, o
Northampton, C. Douglas Compton, 1812
Salisbury, J. B. W. Gascoigne-Cecil, 1789
Townshend, G. Ferrars Townshend, 1787
Tweeddale, George Hay, 1694, a
Westmeath, Geo. Tho. J. Nugent, 1822, b
Westminster, Richard Grosvenor, 1831
Winchester, John Paulet, 1551

EARLS.

Abergavenny, Rev. Wm. Neville, 1784
Abingdon, Montagu Bertie, 1682
Airlic, D. A. D. Ogilvy, 1639, a
Albemarle, G. T. Keppel, 1696
Amherst, William Pitt Amherst, 1826
Ashburnham, Bertram Ashburnham, 1730
Aylesford, Heneage Finch, 1714
Bandon, James Bernard, 1800, b
Bantry, Richard White, 1816, b
Bathurst, Henry Geo. Bathurst, 1772
Beauchamp, Hy. Beauchamp Lygon, 1815
Berkeley, T. M. Fitzhardinge, 1679
Beverley, George Percy, 1790
Bradford, G. A. F. H. Bridgeman, 1815
Brooke and Warwick, George Guy Gre
ville, 1746 and 1759

Brownlow, J. W. S Brownlow Cust, 1815

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