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~' a L-10,181. ATKINS, MAYOR. )URT of LORD MAYOR and ALDER , holder. in the Council Chamber of the Guildhall L o r.dor., On TenliAT, the 15th day of October, the 59th year of the Reign of George• 111. of the Ion; of Great Britain and Ireland, King, Re. That it becomes the kupesious duti• .)f this Court, 'Magistrates, at a moment when ill-d•:signing and are attempting, by the most violent and scand..lou3 !roe the Conithutional Authorities, by Mockery mot; Pnblications; to unhinge the sacred ties and r our most holy reEgtoo, by vicious and insidious le the mitds of their fellow -subjects from their al ie Kieg, atd from their veneration of the glorious of tF.t•~e Realms in Church and State; to express an nd d%_trestation of such mischievous proceedings, and etamination to enforce, to the utmost Of their uc execution of the laws against all persons, who, ttardard of :10ition, shall endanger the public ma i, at.ti loy.d City. _ _ . 17 .•••• - - • - T 11..• they are seaxibly alive to the sufferings of ter_ or tl:•'s f e Uow-subiooto thdy commiserate their tn.st ter:parary privations, with the deepest synt re troA anxious and willing, to• the utmost of their move or aleviate them ; but it is impossible to con itiasa shame, grief, and indignation, the horrible h the inflammatory harangues, and wicked publics clivosed persor.. , ., Wotdd turn these distresses of the mt they refrain from calling on the sober-minded, rt of the community to make a timely stand, by :c and iniluer.cc, against the effects - which such a ;ine, u suffered silently, and without interruption to s course, may produce. Teat they congratulate the lovers of social order y presage that the several Authorities throughout the be aware of this necessity, and ire publicly assuming I postute of vigour and resolution, to counteract the !cious designs of the turbulent and disaffected, evi ls:l to overwhelm all existing Establishments ; to al A utlanity ; and to compass the ruin of this envied Coontry. , That they arc satisfied that the Labouring Classes teed only to be warned of the dangerous lengths to iiabolical purposes of their artful and wicked seducers mm, as instruments of sis.struc.tir to themselves or ry, to rer.ouaee the baneful influence of those ene tie religion, their loyalty, and their happiness; to at ir.tegrity nr.shaken which has, in former times, so ir.cad their good tusderstaading; and, by patiently themselves to those difficulties which, springing alone ruination of a protracted War, are, it is most fer e hoped, bsa of a temporary nature : and trusting to sof hishnitry which have raised them so high in the of the rti,rld, to secure to themselves the sincere sym. aff2, - ....;•.r. of their Country, the consolation of their sing rair.d, ;aid the admiration of the Universe. WOODTIIORPE. AL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, !I by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George I. SUILMBIJI, 1819. DNS whose ANNUAL PREMIUMS fall m the 29th instant, are hereby informed, that RE ue now ready tobedelimered at the Company's Offices ROYAL EXCHANGE and in PALL-MALL,u their respective Agents in the several CoUnties • and s Assured are requested to apply for the Rene wal of its on or before the 14th of °cram next, as the usual aye allowed for Payment, beyond fhe date of each Po hen expire. SA hIUE/4 FENNING, Jun. Sec. =dance is given daily at the said Offices for the Asset :uildings, (nods, Merchandises, and Ship; in harbour. s while building, from Loss or Damage by Fire • and le Aturacce of and Granting Annuities on Lives: Ire Packs will be issued free of expense to the As. kere the Annual Premium amounu to 6s. or arm*. SYSTEM, by which EIGHT PRIZES of Wm! and the Capitals of 40,000 MOM. may fall to n it, the First Lottery of only 10,000 llckets. Athenturtr has the Chance of all the Prises in Two Lotteries. . )0 Will be decided in the First Five Minutes! Thousand Tickets will be drawn each Day, making • EQUAL DRAWINGS. tins LORD .MAYOR'S pAT, 9th November. ind Sh:res arc selling by T. BISH, Stock-Broker, No, 4, Cot-1111in, and 9, Charing-Cross. •.• Schemes, with full Particulars, gratis. UNPRECEDENTED IN THE ANNALS OF LO'rTEILIES!!! A 5,000 Tickets.—Ti be drawn on LORD AYOR's DAY (9th November), and the grand chance tip El G HT l'R I ZES of .4:::0,000 Money and Consols. t lessened cnn.ddentbly—the smallest Prize being £l6, keel only £l9 las. there/ e, the loss can only be £3 18s. gain inuy Le the enormous sum of limditED AND TwsNrY THOUSAND POUNDS! And, for one Sixteen*, t'ENTIIOUS.IND P,, HUNDRED POUNDS!! ON, Stock-broker, it, Coruhill, and Lombard-street, can ) congratulating the Public on the above Grand Scheme w System, the chance being considerably Increased, and lessened; hopes he shall come iu fur his share of the patronage, h•_ being one of the old--st °lce-keepers in %dom. :Übleinen and Merchants—E. EYTON begs leave to in kem that he has on tale several duplit:ate Tickets that will 'led to the same produce, that is to say, if No. 339 should " a £20,000, 5339 will be entitled to another X 29,900. ell, all business iti the Public Funds transacted with and di...patch at the above Ofice, No.*, Cornhill, by the s very nimble servgm. E. EYTON. RAT AV COMPOSITION POWDER. FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF RATS. IS never-failing Specific for the destruction of hkS! 4 tnt , blesorne Vernia, is the well-known invention olibra•ed Dr. BLACK, Professor of Chemistry in the r ‘itY Lt . I .. ..linburp,h, and Physician to his Alajesty for Scot- It I :.‘t possible in the limits of a common Advertisement :th e the immediate and powerful effect of this aostrum'l ::re, there ore, must be had to a printed parer in which print i..ll,:losed. It is warranted infallible In the end ; the application is simple t and the espensa compara r..ahinz, and lint the racist remote &lazes" attend.: its use. , ;;•••.:!ive ,wer, of this Specific, wken made into a paste, ca, that the Rats and Mice, which are destroyed by Its ',hive re:lad partly eaten by the stuviving animals. iitticatil • recommended to Earmrs, Millers, Maltsters, Distillers, Starch blanufacturers, and to • , auo,n s tval is anuuyed by these destructive eatends its effects to water itats and Mice, and '"'"'"a4i. , l for clearing Lhvelling-bouses, and to Masters of wi 'l 1 0) , Ilia', may destroy every Ha: on board. • P.tckets, price 2i. 6 , ". by Mr. Edwards, No. 66, St. ( thurch-y.....-d; Mew... liarcLty and Sous, Fleet-Market ; Tt• libeler a (7h.:ap4de ; and lessrs. Rasters, "r 7.11 (ii.N.vW; and by or.e or twee PrAiptctitbk Shop ..: 11. srvr x 'Liven in Great lititaist. . i (;.. 4 ;Yfripti., -..',‘• ';',-• g .. i, , . .., . • :, 1 2:. 4 , 2 ", AW+ a , . .2:.., . . . 40 4/fiT - . (t - •.• , . . • . . ' I t- 1. ' ... • - :e•t - 4 ?" k ,• • r "4 , . . 11 / 4 - f. ill ''' s i44 ‘ 97 4.ei: Or A t i i: '. . . j e "trillibll, ‘11111 : 111 1k • _ ...- • 4 1 '. OCTOBER 13, 1819. • _ FROM LAST NIGII7"S GAZETTE% to be Lieutenant, vice JohL I the difference. i - 60th Ditto.-Lieutenant Hugh Go. -• Carlton house, the I Ith of October, 1819, be Captain of a Company, by pure f • - -knees the Prince Regent in Council : 61st Ditto—Major Thomas Pane, km. 'ne been pleased, in the name and on Regiment, to be Major, vice James H. a. 0 • •Jpoint the Right Honourable 69d Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Mitchell, . 1 1 Warrington, to be Lord Li g ht D ragoons , so b e Li eutenant , v i ce Al e. ... 'of the City of Chester who exchanges, receiving the difference. Ii v took the oaths 70th Ditto—Lieutenant James Hunter, from half -1. -'the of Alle- githent, to be Lieutenant, vice Henry Ross Levee. 1 ' changes, receiving the difference. 76th Ditto—Lieutenant Joseph Clarke, from half-pay of t. giment, to be Lieutenant, vice Richard Stanton C!ery, \ . -lunges, receiving the difference. I ---Lieutenant-Colonel Augustus Warburton, from half i '^eiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice William 1 -changes. --ry Johnson Cotter, from half-pay 6C)th -changes. '-hn Herris White, who eschaages, . -.... William Colleton, from I • '.cant, vice Samuel t I ' - .Ti balf-pay ' ! I Coins I ' ' . S r !. . ' . t i 1 1 i , I 1 I , i PRICE SEVEN-PENCF. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE% to be Lieutenant, vice John Conner, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 60th Ditto.-Lieutenant Hugh Goldicutt, from the 7th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Bell,who retires. 61st Ditto—Major Thomas Fane, from half-pay De Mehron's Regiment, to be Major, vice James Horton, who exchange . : 62d Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Mitchell, front half-pay 19th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Thomson, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 70th Ditto—Lieutenant James Hunter, from half-pay of the Re: githent, to be Lieutenant, vice Henry Ross Lewen, who ex changes, receiving the difference. 76th Ditto—Lieutenant Joseph Clarke, from half-pay of the Roc giment, to be Lieutenant, vice Richard Stanton Crary, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 85th Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Augustus Warburton, from half pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice William Thornton, who exchanges. 20th Ditto—Ensign Henry Johnson Cotter, from half-pay 60th Foot, to be Ensign, vice John Herris White, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Ruyal Stall Corps—Lieutenant Thomas William Colleton, from half-pay, of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Samuel Perry, who exchanges. Ist Westlndia Regiment—Captain John line:, from half-pay of the'Boyal West India Rangers, to be Captain of a.Comis pany, vice Henry B. Hyde, who exchanges ; Ensign Edmund Pierre Ford, from hall pay Bth West India Regiment, to be Ensign, vice "[lima, Strange, who exehanger. 2d Ditto--To be Ensigns, without purchase—Ensign.Joseph Greenwood, from half-pay Ist Bahama Garrison Company, vice Chaffers, deceased ; Gentleman Cadet Richard Hewan, from the Royal Military College, vice Power, deceased. Cape Corps—Ensign William Henry Rogers, froth the 38th Foot, to be Lieutenant of Cavalry, without purchase. Ilosrrrate Srarr.—Staff-Surgeon Alexander Sheteky, from half pay, to be Surgeon to the Forces, vice M'Glasban, whose ap pointment has not taken place. mEMORANDA. At the Court at Carlton house, the 11th of October, 1819, present, Ms Royal Highness the Prince Regent in Council : His Royal Highness having been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to t.ppoint the Right Honourable George Harry Earl of Stamford and Warrington, to be Lord Lieutenant of the County of Chester, and of the City of Chester and County of the same, his Lordship this slay took the oaths appointed to be taken thereupon, instead of the oaths of Alle giance and Supremacy. SU:SIDER RETERNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIRMENS. City of Hereford—Richard Philip Scudamore, Esq. of Kent church, in the county of Hereford, in the room of Thomas Powell Symonds, Esq. deceased. COMlllitilOß in the Ist Royal Surrey Militia, signed y the Prince Regent, on behalf of his Majesty. Lieutenant John Willington Shelton, of the half-pay 28th Re giment of Foot, to be Adjutant, vice Wibmer deceased. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. William Brown, Leadenhall-market, llihmonger, from October 16 to 30, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. _ _ _ lI .2,` Inks Layers late of iiinfsbrid f ie Buckfast, Devonshire, woollen.manufsettwer, to surrender October 28, at three, 99, and Novembgt 25, at ten, at the King's Arms Inn, Kings bridge. Attornisis, 'Mr. Prideaux, jun. Kingsbriclge ; or Mr. William Price, New-square, Lincoln's Inn. Joel ltoaksley, Sheffield, grocer, October 21, 22, and Novem ber 23, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Messrs. Rhnington and Wilsun, Sheffield; or Mr. Wilson, , • lct Greville-street, - Hatton-garden. Robert Lloyd, Liverpool, merchant, November 1,5, and 23, at one, at the George Inn, Dale -street, Liverpool. Auor nies, Mr. Gunnery, Liverpool; or Messrs. Dacie and John, Palsgravc-place, Temple-bar. George Stecdman, Vauxhall, near Birmingham, victualler, Oc tober 26, 27, and November 23, at twelve, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Edmunds, Exchequer Office f Pleas, Lincoln's Inn • or Mr. Mole, Birmingham. Richard Sanders, Worcester, gl ove-manufacturer, October 28, 1 29, and November 23, at twelve, at the Packhorse In n, Worcester. Attornics, Mr. Platt, New Boswell-court, Lin coln's Inn ; or Messrs. Welles and Dickens 'Worcester. Robert Stone, Floore, Northamptonshire, alter, October 25, at sis, 26, and November 23, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Towcester. Anomie', Messrs. Lonidill and Butterfield, Gray's Inn-square; or Mr. Kirby, Towcester. Joseph Peters, Dorking, Surrey, lime-burner, October 16, 30, and November 23, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. West, Southamptowinfildings, Chancery-lane. Hugh Summers St. Swithin's.lane, merchant, October 16,50, and November 23, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Croft, Chancery-lane. Thomas Stanton, Drury-lane, cheesemonger, October 16, 50, and November 23, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Richardson, Walbrook. Nathaniel Edmonds, Parliament-street, hatter, October 23,26, and November 23, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Rigby, Gulden-square. William Goodwin, Cambridge, currier, October CS, 26, and November 23 at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Rooke and Coe, Annotirer's-hall, C.4eman-street. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL N0v..2,, R. Scott, Liverpool, merchant, at eleven. Nov. 2,1 T. Hornsby, Cornhill, stock-broker, at twelve. Nov. 2, J. Lansdell, Northampton-square, victualler, at ten. Nov. 2, W. Pearl, Northampton-street, Clerkenwell, printer, at twelve.— Nov. 4, J. Glaysher, Hammersmith, ironmonger, at eleven. Nov. 4. G. lrgrahunt ' Redcross-street, carpenter, at ten. Nov. 2, W. Hancock, Bury St. Edmunds, cabinet-maker, at eleven. Nov. 4, R. G. Beasley, Austin-friars, merchant, at ten. Nov. 13, D. Motuatague, West: street, West Smithfield, soap-manu facturer, at twelve. Nov. 2, J. Susan, Upper Thames-street, - •ear-refiner, at twelve. CERTIFICATES—Nov. 2. _ _ 11 The Christian names of lieutenant Acton, on half-pay 60th Foot, are John Phillip, and not Thomas. The Christian name of Mr. Wilson, appointed to a Cornetcy in the 20th Light Dragoons, on 19th November last, is lihilip, and not Charles. The Christian names of Lieut. Hill, appointed to full-pay, 56th Foot, on 25d Septemb:ft, 1819, are Henry Edwards. The re-appointment of Deputy-Inspector Summers Higgins to full-pay, as stated in the Gazette of 14th ult. has not taken plat -. Detachment Paymaster Bartholomew Nanzell, at Edinburgh, has been superseded from Ist August, 1819, he being absent without leave. NAVAL PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS. Commanders—James B. l'atnall, Robert Aitchison, J. Grif fiths, P. S. Hambly, R. C. Barton, John Maples, M. H. Her bert, E. W: C. Astley, Caleb Jackson, C. B. Louis, R. B. T. Sutton, Henry Bottler, George Cheyne, John Murray, and Henry A. Eliot. Lieutenants—J. J. Matlack, D. H. Watson, K. Stewart, Henry Brooks, Richard Sadleir, R. P. Herbert, J. F. Herbert, S. L H. Vassal!, Thomas Gaban, Hugh Hawkshaw, R. R. Achmuty, H. S. Nixon, Hon. Montagu Stopford, J. G. Dewar, Henry Rushworth, Thomas Robinson, Andrew Smith, C P. Yorke, Joseph Clark, William Whitfield, Richard Goodridge, Thomas Willes, Chestney Simmonds, and William Dovetcn. RUTAL Dttaimis.—Colonels--William R. Broughton, Sir Edw. Berry, But. William Prowse, and Thomas Baker. Surgeons—Thomas M. Buchan, Robert Guthrie,-and Pa trick PIM. Purser—Thomas Wirney Parker. Rear-Admiral the Hon. Sir Henry Blackwood, Bart. to be _ . 11111 ! t 1 k ~ F. , k ,t i ? - 1 1 4: t".... , ! ii ,Ii Commander-in-Chief in the East Indies. Flag Lieutenant, Price Blackwood.—Cemmodore Sir T. M. Hardy, Ban. to be Cosi mander-in-Chief in South America. Flag Lieutenant, Thomas Bourehier. Captains—F. E. V. Vernon, to the Blossom; Henry Skiff ner, Carnation; Thomas Bennett, Cygnet; A. B. Bingham, Dover; W. N. Giasscock, Drake; John T. Coffin, Fly ; Charles C. Parker, Harlequin ; H. A. Elliott, Icarus ; Charles Rich ardson, Leandrt ; Thomas Harvey, Northumberland; Hon. R. Spencer, Owen Glendower; Sir M. Seymour, Prince Re gent yacht; Hon. C. Paget, Royal George yacht; John D. Boswell, Spey ; Thomas White, Superb. Lieutenants—George Smith, to the Alert ; Thomas Galan, Bann • E. Aitchison, Brisk ; J. Robinson; Bulwark; 'T. Robin son Carnation ; C. Davis, Cherokee ; W. F. Sayer, ditto ; Jas. M'Donald, Creole; \V. F. Wentworth, Cygnet; R. Card, -ditto; R. IL Eastwood, Cyrus; C. R. Wilbourne, Dover; C. Jobson, ditto; 11. R. Moonom, ditto; H. P. Herbert, F:tr ryalus; A. Smith, ditto; John Train, Falmouth; E. L. Rich, ditto; William Jones, Hind • Edward Hi ll man, Icarus; T. Pennington, Impregnable ; It:Gordon, Iphigenia ; C. English, Larne ; Jas. Gordon, Leander; A. F. Gardner, ditto • Ben jamin T. Stow, ditto; Robt. Gore, ditto; P. Blackw ood (F. F.) ditto; J. Savage, Liverpool; H. Rushvrorth, ditto • R. Beaumont, Mersey ; 11. Richmond, Nautilus; H. Hawks baw, Newcastle ; J. E. Griffith, F. L. ditto ; W. M. Magrath, Nim rod; Jas. 11. Drew, ditto ; Jas. Henderson, Owen Glendower ; Raymond Evans, ditto; E. Hibbert, ditto; G. Russell, ditto; C. Wemyss, Phaeton; J. W. Young, Queen Charlotte; IL R. Acmutv, Raleigh; G. G. Blake, Royal George yacht; T: Law rence, Sappho ; B. Aplin, G. H. Blake, and James Tilley, Se vern; William Luckraft and S. L. H. Vassall, Spartan; lion. F. Spencer, T. J. C. Evans, Hon. Henry Finch, and Thos. Bounhier, Superb; C. Graham, Tartar; H. Darby, Tribune; H. Kellett, Tyne; Wm. Southey, Griper Revenue cutter; J. Cheshire, Stork, ditto; E. Cole, Ordinary at Woolwich; C. Wolridge, Ordinary at Plymouth. Royal Marines.—Captains--G. P. Wingrove, to the Leander ; and Joseph Vallack, to the Superb. Ist Lieutenants—J. Morgan, to the Creole; W. S. Dadd, Owen Glendower • Benj. Dunce, Superb F. J. F. Crowther, Vengeur. Second L ieutenants—R.W. Pascoe, to the Andromache; C. Glassen, Blossom ; John Wood, Hyperion ; C. C. Barry, Lean der ; B. Shinn), Mersey ; Hugh Evans, Owen Glendower; James Baker, ditto; and J. 11. Mallard, S uperb. Wasters--L. Critics, to the Carnation ; J. Raitt, Cherokee; G. Cayme, Cygnet ; J. Gotham, Dover; E. Gilling, Falmomh ; B. Carsdell, Fly ; J. Crear, Leander; J. Bolton, Lee; W. Smith, (2) Owen Glendower ; E. Hankin, Rosario;' R. J. Barrett, Scout ; and W. Wilson, Sybilie. Surgeons—Jas. Rankin, to the Bann ; J. M'Lean, Braver; J. Crocket, Cygnet; W. hl'Donaki, Dover; D. T. hi•Carthy, Falmouth; W. Boyd, Leander; T. W. Buchan, Minden; S. Phillips, Nimrod ; Jas. L'; owe (2) Owen Glendower ' • Robert Finlay - son, Phaeton ; Patrick Hill, Raleigh ; Geo, Retidam, Royal George yacht; M. Burnside,- Slancy; John Neill, Su perb ; J. Tarn, Sybille ; Charles Kent, Tartar; W. West, Tyra t O. Pineo, Veugeur. • Assistant-Sw geous—J. H. Chandler, to the Argonaut; .Dan. Schaw, Bulwark; W. Dickson„ Camel ; W. F. Couttis, Dwarf; J. Love,Jleron ; Nimmo , Hyperion ;_A. Courtney, Larne ; J. Dohie, A. Blair, Henry G. Brock, W. Bell, T. Burton, T. Btownrigg, and John liamett, Leander; H. Moffett, Min den ; R. 2darsliall, Nimrtd; William Donnelly, Owen Glen dower; R. M'Cay, Pike ;J. Embling, Pioneer G. 111" Sevens; W. Rogan, P. ild•Dougall, W. G. BOrland, and N. hiurdock, to the Superb;• J. Isatt, Boyle, G. Webster, and James Armstrong, to the Sybille ; J. W. Patton and W. Clarke, to the Tartar ;C. Mortimer, Topazes Lane, Vengeur; Jchn Greenish, Sheerness Ordinary. Pursers—J. Thompson, to the Blossom; T. Harding, Cyset ; A. Carpenter, Dover; Thomas Watson, Leander; J. Richards, Owru dlentlower ; R. L. Horniman, Fltzton ; T. W. Poker, Sappho; John Loudon, Superb. Chaplains—J. Littlewood, to the Leander; and John Kirkby, to the Owen Glendower. Trliscellaneuus.—Copt. John Wainwright, Lieut.-Governor o f the Royal Naval College; N. Kent, W.La'Surgeon of Deptford Yard; R. L. posse, Clerk of the Check, Sheerness Yard J sepb Naval Storekeeper, Ttincomalee; T. Rodgers, Surgeon of the Naval Yard, 'Trincomalee; Oliver, Master Attendant, Jamaica: Yard Wm. Burnett; M.D. tans-Physician o( Greenwich Hospital; John Wm. Ellis, peuser of ditto; D. B. Conway, Assibtant-Surzeon ofaiitto. W. Sudren, Little Lever, Lancashire, bleachers. E. I. Sa much, Great Prescott-street, Goodman's-fields, lapidary. R. Webb, Bristol, sugar-refiner. J. Browne, Charles-street, Gros venor-square, upholsterer. J. Barnard, Crown-row, Mile-end road,. flour-factor. G. Marshall, Bristol, coin-factor. A. Emerson. Toasty-street, provision-merchant. J. Waring, Li verpool, merchant. J. Lloyd, Carnarvon, shopkeeper. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. (From the Gazette of Saturday.) WAR-OFFICE, OCTOBER 9, 1819. M Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Surgeon Andrew Browne, from the 9th Foot. to be Surgeon, vice John Abercro:nble, who retires upon half-pay of the 60th Foot ; Assistant-Sur geon Samuel Bell, from half-pay of the 3d Dragoon Guards, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Matthew B. Cowie, who ex changes. 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Massey Baker to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without pur chase, vice Sir F. E. B. Hervey, Bart. deceased; 12rovtt Major Thomas Potter Milks to be Major, vice Baker; Lieu tenant Wm. Jones to be Captain of a Troop, vice Milks ; Cornet Edward Lane Parry to be Lieutenant, vice Jones. 2d Regiment of Foot—Captain Donald Maclean, from half-pay 96th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Andrew Leith Ihy, who exchanges ; Lieutenant Thomas Meldrum, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Richard Ber-:' ford, who exchanges, receiving the difference. sth Ditto—Lieutenant Walter Harris, from half-pay of the Re giment, to be Lieutenant, vice Robert Wallace, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 7th Ditto—Ensign Harry Calvert, from -the 31st Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Goldicutt, promoted in the 60th Foot. 9th Ditto—Surgeon Augustus Lewis Loinsworth, from the half-. pay of the 60th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Browne, appointed to the 2d Dragoon Guards. 10th Ditto--Lieutenarx Charles Levinge, from half-pay of the 85th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice John Robinson, who ex changes, receiving the difference. 13th Ditto—Ensign Jacob Jordan, from half-pay of the 60th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Williath N. Barrett, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 2EI Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Keappock to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice bl•Gachan, deceased; En sign John Poole to be Lieutenant, vice Keappock; Honour able Frederick Cavendish to be Ensign, vice Poole. 26th Regiment of Foot—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Maule, from half-pay 104th Foot, to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Augustus Charles Drawsvater, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference. 31st I)itto—Lieutenant Charles Henry Farrington, from half pay 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Samuel Shaw, who ex changes, receiving the difference. 321 Ditto--Lieutenant Michael William IMeighan, to be Cap tain of a Company, without purchase, vice Leonard, deceased. To be Lieutenants--Lkutetiant George Moore, front halt-pay Sid Foot, vice John Charles Crawford, who exchanges, receiv ing the difference. Ensign George Browne, without purchase, vice Mcighan. • To be F.nsigns—Arthur Gray Slacke, Gent. without purchase, vice Browne. To be Adjutants—Lieutenant George Moore, vice Lawrence, who resigns the Adonantey only. 38th Ditto—Thomas Abercrombie Trant, Gent. to-be F.nsign, without purchase, vice ltogers, promoted in the Cape Corps. 39th Ditto--Lieutenant Thomas Wright, from half-pay 60th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Colwell Langton, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 150th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Ryan,lobeCiptain ota Com pany, without purchase, riceßowe,,6eCitased F.nsign George Macleod Tew to be Lieutenant, vice Ran; Gentleman Cadet Th o mas Ahmuty, from the Royal 31i1Mary Colley, to be En- sign, vice Tew. 67th Ditto—lltevet LieUtenant-Colon'el Octavio, Carey to be Lieutenaut.Colunell by purchase, vice Spring, who retires; LLuttii.in; 4lbrrt WiUiutt Tinlipg, from lulf-pay Kith lout, .5j I . WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1819. CHICHESTER. 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