Elector of Hesse and Grand Duke Don Domingo Acosta.

of Fulda.

Conrad W. Faber, New York.

Grand Duke of Hesse. Antoin Bollerman, New York.

Lubeck.

William Kruger, New York.

Mecklenberg-Schwerin.

*Leon Herchenrath, Charleston.

Mexico.

*Juan de la Granga, New York. †Edward Cabot, Boston.

†Felix Merino,

† Charles Tiernan, Baltimore.

†D. Juan F. Cortes, Natchitoches.

†Ald. A. M. Jackson, Pensacola.

Lewis Ramirez,
Antonio Niel,
† George P. Ward,

St. Louis, Mo.
Independence, Mo.
Florida.

†Martin Mantin,

†Carlos Lebaron,

Mobile, Ala.

Netherlands.

and R. I., Boston.

Wilhelm Vogel,

*Peter Amedée Hargons.

New York.

†Charles Picot, Philadelphia. †Th. Jos. Bizonard, Baltimore.

†Wm.D'Azet Senac, Norfolk.

Thomas Dixon, for Mass., Me., N. H., Samuel Wright,

Savannah.

New Orleans.

New Orleans.

Rome.

†Henry Perret,

Russia.

*Alex. Evstaphieff, New York.
†Alexander Baker, New York.
†A. W. Thaxter, Jr., Boston.
+Charles L. Kuster, Baltimore.
†C. Jean Cazenove, Dist of Col.
Edward Johns, New Orleans.

Sardinia.

Luigi Mossi, Consul Gen., N. York. †Nicholas Reggio, Me., N. H., Mass., and R. I., Boston.

and Del.,

Sweden and Norway.

†Charles J. Hunt, Mass., N. H., and
Me., Boston.

†Claudius E. Habicht, New York.
†Richard Seldener, Pa., Philadel.
†F. B. Graf,
Baltimore.
†John H. Brent, Alexandria, D. C.
†Duncan Robertson, Norfolk.

†Diedr. Miesegaes, New Orleans.
†Fran. H. Wilman, Savannah.

†Daniel J. Desmond,for Penn., N. J., †Jos. A. Winthrop, South Carolina. Philadelphia. George Westfield, Mobile. †L. A. Edmondston, Charleston, S. C. John Merle, La., and Miss., New †A. Felix George,

Mobile.

Antonio Michourd, New Orleans.

Saxe Coburg and Gotha.
Carl Frederick Haussman, for U. S.

Saxe-Weimar.

*Fred. Aug. Mensch, New York. Edward Stucken, New York.

Saxony.

*Ch. Aug. Davis, New York.
J. Randolph Mahler, New York.
† Charles J. Cazenove, R. I., Mass.,
N. H., and Me., Boston.
Robert Ralston, Philadelphia.
F. Ludwig Brauns, Md., Baltimore.
J. F. C. Ules,
New Orleans.

Spain.

*Don Pablo Chacon, Philadelphia.

†Don Ant. G. Vega, Boston.

F. Stoughton,

Switzerland.

Orleans.

New York.

Tuscany.

NOTE. One ration per day, only, is allowed to all officers when attached to vessels for sea service, since the passage of the law of the 3d of March, 1835, regulating the pay of the navy. Teachers receive two rations per day, at 20 cents each.

8. VESSELS OF WAR OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY.-July, 1844. [The names of officers marked thus have the rank of Commanders; thus † Lieutenants; the rest are Captains.