Star. — London, England, 1819-12-22 00:00:00

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Bovill .c, Bridge-street, illnekfriars; of Messes Stamford-street, Blaeldrlars; and of fdr. Gray's -inn. , 2 4 HE ARMY. . • litriTAkr PROMO:11014S. WAItsOfFICE, DECEMBER 1 818. alb Assimirist of Light Dragoons—Captain James e, (rein the half-pay of the Stth Light Dragoons, to be Captaie of a 'Troop, vice William Browns who exchanges, I-wiring the Troop `4th Ditto—Thomas Richard Baker, Gent. to be Cornet, with- , out purchase. • • - • . I lin Regiment of Foot—Brevet Major Thos. Campbell Graham 1. . to be Majorovithout putchaee, vice Maclean, deceased; Lieu- , town and Adjutant George Galbraith to be Captain of a .COmpana, lies Campbell; Setje - ant Major -- Osborn to be Adjutant, with the rank . of 'Ensign,: vice Galbraith. • Mit Dlato--Lieuteziant E. Allen to be Captain of a Company, I by purchase, vice Grieve; promoted. . . ith Dittos—Lieutenant James M.Liermott, from the half-pay of the Rafshent, r to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice ' 4 , ()amble, 4eppased. ilfo. Ditto—Lleutenant George James Romney so lee Captain • tt Gansped i r Inereimee, vice Mortar t, Who retires; En-1 0 c...43a M be Lieutenant, by pumices, rise leamey., l ?min Edward Lone, frets the half-pay of the L lab ,to be Captain ots Company, vice Charles OAK *kn exchanges; Lieutenant Alexander Chisholm Roberts from the hail-pay °tithe 324 Foot, to be Lieutenant, site Alexander Cameron, who exchanges ; Ensign Jame. Beve ridge Harris, than the half-pay of the 10th Foot, to be En prie. rusts John Stanley Cur, who exchanges, Lieutenant John Pratt, front the half-pay *Palm. 411011 Noe, to be Lieutenant,. vice William James- Deereki who exchanges, receiving the difference. . . 30th Ditto—Lieutenant James Ralph, from the half-pay of the 59th Foote to be Lieutenant, vice Robert Daniel, who ex ^angel, receiving the difference. '' • kth Pitto—Lieutenant David Campbell, from the 90dalkort,. to be Lieutenant, vice Wi ll iam Ewtank, who winos's. 47th Ditto—Ensign James Stuart Ridgp, from the half-pay of -the 59th Foot, to be ensign, vice Geo. Ruche, who exchanges. 534 Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Thontas MolliktfteTtli Bremer, Rpm the Royal itillitary College, to be Ensign, without puss chase, vice Despard, promoted. 81st Ditto--Lieutenant John De Lacy, from the half-pay of the 37th Foot,- to be lieutenant, vice Edward Fugion, who ex changes; Lieutenant Archer Toole to be Adjutant, vice Fa giea, who resigns the Adjurantcy only. 64th Ditto—Lieutenant Dixon Denham ' from the half-pays( the 54th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice iamuel Chambert, who exchanges, receiving the 'difference ; John Charles Vilna" Molt-swarth, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Raver croft, pronioted. 67th Ditto—Lieutenant George Coiby Harpour to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Browne, deceased. 75th Ditto—Ensign James Cameron to be Lieutesent, without .purchase, vice Brutton, promoted *; Edward Daniell, Gent. SO be Ensign, vice Cameron. • i 76th Ditto—Brevet Major Robert. Roberts Loring, from *e l half-pay of the 104th Foot, to be Captain of a C without ruches; vice Armstrong, promoted in the tth 1 . Veteran Battalion. 87th Ditto--Gentleman Cadet Lawrence W. Halstead, front the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, . vice Vincent, whose appointment has not taken place. 119th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Wybrant Olphert, from the Ro y al _ ' Ensign, without patches., vicetirange ELECTIONS. kg St. Thomas's Day, Wardmotasl different Wards, for the Election c/ -fen, and otb i er Officers, for following sttitst-tonsoso"" fresh Candidates. tINODON WITHOt7T. I returns Sixteen Members. 29 Rickard Taylor 22 It. Herrin' - 21 Wm. Pontifez - - 20 W. J. Reeves, Deputy 20 James Williams • • 20 T. O. Smith - - 19 • Roberts - - 19 °Thomas Harper _ 19 .110 ATE WITHOUT. .. returns Four *Members. 66 1 •Mr. T. Challis 59 Yellowley 57 °Banner - 'Deputy rre resigned. TOWER. ' returns Twelve Members. 40 William Cawthorn 59 *W. Clark - L 8 Charles Stuart - 38 Gilpin Gorst - 3S James Hunt - 37 David Laing ' - 35 Samuel Hutchinson resigned. AtnowAINERS. and returns F.iglij Members. 16 W. Watson - IS Richard Abbey 14 James Trimbey 14 • —... Wood 13 IIIZAD-STREET. returns Twelve Members. 14 Wm. Mathie 14 0 -4 Hallam • Li Benjamin Blakesly - 13 Jonathan. Crocker. - 12 • James Bridge • 12 • Samuel Tipper 11 fames Bate, and --- Blackman, ColltultiLL. Ward rem - wax livalormor 17 Thomas Blunt - 15 0 -- Allergen Any 13 • Edward Byton 14 *G. Carroll - - 14 P. P. Barraud resigned, . . • 19 19, 19 19 • 1$ 17 17 - 50 - 37 331 . 52 1 52 - 30 - 26 - 11 - 10 11 11 10 10 . . .6 • ' Military College, to be Ensign, without putative, vicevrange, ucceascu. Promoted. . To be Ensigt ii, mom, 90th•Ditto—Lieutenant William Swissair, from the 54th Foot, Fletcher ; , to be Lieutenant, vice Cimpbell, who eschews. 47th Ditto- - Pa Ditto—Capnia George_pay of the Ensign, w - • - ig ' - gal POWs Wit bilb&kheti 1114 "!0 116 Ar til LA O Any 1 t who exchanges* , • •-•---;" Dltto—: _ 1 1 93d Ditto—Rnsign Louie Grader eu be liestenant, by per- without In - - S chase, vice the Mama of 111841 Mer, promoted in the 37th nor to be Foot; Melville Dalull, Gnat. to be Ensign, b y purchase, HUI, G n G vromoted . . • , . . • . . . ' • . . . . ..•• - • • . ~. . 2 • • • . • ......6.o•l•ll=•mpirvmmier.f.t& a1my=.111,19................ ' ' • • 1(1.241 i ti . WED T a COURT of WARDMOTE, held in and for • TO : i n t Ward of BILLINGSGATE, on the Elst day of Dr- Pursnannto a Decree of the „, 1 81,, for Ki the choice of Ward tcers for the ytar en- two Causes of Levu+ again ''' ,ir W I 1.1.1 A M Ll.'.IG ILTON. Lanni, before JOHN STAI -' Knight and Alderman in the Chair; Masters of the said Court, n n e el unnnieriousty, that the 'Thanks of this Wardmote be Court, in Southampton-bu ; 0 Sir WILLLAYI Lehowroe, Knight, Alderman of this 1 T WO FREEHOLD fe. his unremitting .sttention, at all times, to the intermt , ..1- on the West side of • Ward, and for his polite and impartial conduct this day ! of London.—Particulars m . nioir. ' ter's Chambers, in Southeast l neobe foregoing R e eolution be „inserted in two Morning binson, No. 1.. Carey.street, t ea h'vetung Papers, signed by the W ar d Cies k. and Tustin, Bride- court, Eh JOHN SU DLOW, Ward Clerk. Welchman and Beet, Stand WA L2111001'.. WAII D. T - ooke, Holborn -court, Gra CITY T 3 WAR DMOTE held a,t Salters' llall, before • 1 in W ors hipful JOHN ATKIN'S, Esq. Alderman of I inn), on Tuesday, the 21st 'of December, 1819, being St. n's Iny, for the choice of Weird Officers For the Year Yesterday being St. - felbserine Gentlemen were elected Common Coun - f.th e trerebeld in the differ; . - cit. Common Councilmen. se Deputy Willi ams, Mr. William Peirce Sir Thomas dr. 'canoes lien Mr. Ephraim Heywoo d, Mr. Michaiel year enstiing. _ The fol Mr. Thomas Nathaniel Willlantlis andnide. Jacob Coup marked thus . • are fres EARRING :sdiallowiqg Resolutions were then passed: notvcd, 'inn the Thank! of this lie atdmote ha given to - This Ward ref nc o nhiphil .1.1-or Aunts. F.Aq. Alderman*, this Wird, for J ames rrnnis - ' inn upright, and impartial conduct !wpm:Loading over the NV. An,* Black e r irk - . 9of the differern Officers for the sortie of this Ward J ohn D ' a ' ne ` - - A. Young - - h e Veit enshiege r.teo - Griffithh - - n n Washita:sr avail themselves of the fi rst opportnnity W. P • admen to testify, in the strongest ma nner, the sense the y min of the worthy .Aldermani firm, vigilant, and exem- l or 'n o / 3.. . ° V, 1 _ 1 ,g - _ -. nerfurmance of she several arduous and important dudes Cha s ." " i A. 'sn'vrage - lad . are of this City for the last year—fur his regular .onectual fulfilment of tine. very fatiguing past of his duty, CRIPPLE ;lair administration of public justice, in which he strrnu - This Ward r Mr. Breltaen - 1/ - a nted himself, to distineuish with accuracy the forlorn - ' - honied, from the wilful offender against the laws, so as to Pullen . - ..• rat( and assistance to the on e, and p rotection to So- °Jones - - •• . teen the depredation of the other—for p reserving the DIN: Dept i :iti pace with promptitude and intrepidity, durisen a period • o ordinary difficulty, in which he eminently displayed an This Ward re 1 nand firmeen of mind that gave dignity to himself, as or *William Ruston - • and reflected honour on the elated station•which he fled Sewed Wright iota careful and judicious arrangement of the Civil Poss - r, John Drinkald - - nstek ba was enauled admirably. to controul the circum- M. P. Lucas, Deputy nes in which he was placed, equally exhibiting prudence Peter Skipper - - . enrage, in times pregnant with difficulty, and wisdom Samuel Dixon - - molution in situations of most unusual delicacy — for man- Robert Smith - - gdinbarging the important trusts•which had been confuted Mr. Samus t its care, uninfluenced by considerations either of personal COl .ire, or of personal safety ; never p ermittin g the fear- of ir- This Ward r ntion or the anxieties attendant o n obleial res p onsibilit y ,to G. Stevenson - ..tot theexecution of that which a general se nse of dut y su g - John ssam tnan - k .ts expedient—and For uniformly labouring, with a happy ("bark, Wm. Hick ':o, to secure the tranquillity and g ood order of the 'Metro-William Rowe - - ..... - fer which, on a memorable occasion, he had the honour of G. A. smith txrg the Thanks of his Sovereign. 11P fleshed, That the Thanks of this Wardmote It, given to it :•Wiliiani Woodward, our late Representative, for his able - S a m ue l !::21‘).15 endeavours to promote the interests of till' Ward William Sowerby - ... g the eight years in which he has been o n e of its Re p resen- Thomas Coleman - e. sin the Court of Common C ounciL This Wardmote deeply John whom . go the circum s t a nces, which have induced him to resign eke Henry Dibb e - Ribbing - ...tins be has so long and s o honourably filled, as they sill- William Gillman ' - , x o'n nil that, in his resignation, they will be deprived of the, M. T. nn , - nineetion of those active, faithful, and important 'melees, ' Thomas `'" e nis have been so uniformly rendeord by him to the Ward. In Moore , James retiring into private life, the Wardmote assure him. that he i the good opiselon of the Inhabitants of this Ward fee Mamma n ee _ n __ _ _We_ _ War . '..n., and their best wishes for his future !sappiness and pros- Charles C hap n. Lucas Birch - - • &solved, That the foregoing Resolution be fairly transcribed, !John J l l s a l c a . u s nd - - *• by the Ward Clerk, and by him presented to Mr. Wood- J!!nel a - - led. W. Angel - - tooleed, That the Resolution of Thanks to Mr. Alderman , Mr. P is z.z, lee inserted in two Morning, and two E venin g Pa p ers, FROM LAS', eel b- the Ward Clerk. .. lenlired, That the foregoing Res olution of Thanks to Mr. ✓ `ha u Woodward be inserted in two Morning and two Even- BANKS ickers, signed by the Ward Clerk. John Wilson, Old Bros ..'" (Sinsed) MOY THOMAS, Wand Clerk. to January 1, at ten t rte is, Walbrook, Dec. 21st, 1819. • BANKRI - - - ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND, Thomas Sumner, Ham THIS PRESENT EVENING, D e c ember 22, and t ; I. TO-MORROW, being the last nights of pe rformin g till John Krauss, seen. Mar t... Cl.ti,troas Holidays, will be presented a Burletta, entitled S, 5, and February iir . FANCY'S SKETCH; or, Look before you Leap. Manchester. Anon ig With the New Ballet, entitled . Messrs. Hall and W LOGAR AND EFFIE ; or, The Highland Robber. Henry Hooper, Bristol In .1 favourite Scotch Dance, by the Bliss Llennetts. 1, at twelve, at tb After ithich, a new Imitative Barletta , in One Act, entitled Messrs. Poole a nd at • A POI. LO DA GG Elt W 001). Corn-street, Bristol 'A To conclude with the 13urietta of . • Thomas King, Pain's lii• FUN AND i 111 G 11'1 ; or, How to gain Consent. 3, at four, 4, and : es Os 31ondav, thi 27t11, will he produced. for the brat dine, an Inn,. Cirencester. lOn entely re w and grand Christmas Pantomime Entertainment, or Mr. Thompson, •-elet,lllE F.llll YOF T lIIG NORTH STAR, in which Ann and Joseph Robe W • Jeer l'Arto will snake his firer appearance at this Theatre in 20, at three, 21, at sh le sharecter of Clown. Columbine Miss E. Deseurr, her first . Inn, Manchester. it . nit-stance in that character. • Temple ;or Mr. Is , a A Soria Comic Burletta, in three Acts,ieht active,preparation. Joseph Gates, Grimst in HEREFORDSHIRE. 7, at ten, and Febt ; s Lynn. Anomie", Desirable FIIF.EIIOLD ESTATE, FARM - ROUSE , and Kiss Be BUILDINGS, and upwards o f ONE LIUNDRED ANO , w _ ni n g . as h s t ' ton s tt :: IHIRTY-EIGIIT ACRES of Fine Meadow, Arable, and *uu Lit Wood Land; with extensive Common Rights, near the ca- 5, at ten, rf an ' d Feb. Anomie', Mr. Bri w • ;'_sl nletket Tows of HAY, of which early possession may .in bad. Mr. Withers, Hot % Th o mas Wham, last TO lIE SOLD BY PRIV ITE CONTRACT, i December -28, Jai n By Ur , ROUINS, Guildhall. Anon lit AVERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, mortolt4treet.. 7 *x PRINSPEAR FARM, in the Parish of Dorstcin, James Bailey, Front ed r.e,r.ty of Ilereferd ; comprising a very eligible compact Farm, and Februery 1, at I o 1 "1 Farm-House, Garden, Yard, Barn, Stables , and Out-Build- Anoraks, Mr. E r!.. and sundry Enclosures of capital Meadow , -well watered;' Frome Setwood, en .1- Arable, anti Wood Land, containing up wards of Josep h Thackara, B 6:4 C' N H E CNDRED ANL/THIRTY-EIGHT ACRES; her 29, 30, and F ab • "- oe wain four miles of the tram road in Herefordshire Rotherham. Ate' nil , ' •'• 'nine the Brecon Canal to Bristol, and the Iron Works in Inn; or Sir. Dadg M .l Wales, where there is a ready sale fur p roduce ; four Doncaster. tale from the Market Town of Hay, nineteen front Brecon, Thomas Bovio B I i rave from Hereford and Abergavenny , and fourteen from J anuar y 3, and F eV e L••• nos, all good Market Towns. Plenty of Lime at a non Antonia, Mr. P f . " . -'e rice, and Coal cheap. James Young, Lays all h , h t viewed by applying on the Premises ;or to M r. Prier, nary 4, and Feb 'a. ? •:' , ler, at May. Particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick-struts u s e ,. m ama . Hal t - • ensmearr. 1 --------- row. iF• ' IiTIRA WINES of tjft FINEST QUALITY, the William Cobham, jt tea' r ::IIG EST STOCK, and the LOWEST PItICES in the January 1, 15, at e, •/ ADT at No. 10, SKINNER - ST REET, Salow-uttn, Attorney', Sir. Ii o let ~^,....,.. - B..njamin Green, • W 1 kIESSRS. T. and It. ABBOTTS respectfully ac. and February 1 he - i -L- quaint the Nobility, Gentry, and their Cuatomers in gene Attoei ' Mr. JI Drs * h• a they have on Sale Three Hundred Pipes, Hogsheads Th omas SIP. ith, lit P I • . I . in titer Casks of the finest Madeira; eons:sting of Fees • ' • and February_l, r"-i, Vi est India, Serciel, Tints, and Dlalmsty, in Pipes, lial "-Ink* , Mr• JeY* o -r , i, quarter Pipes, Bettie", and Pints; and the Puishe may Samuel Derunen, "'At assured there is nor a House in t he Kin g dom that has so J jn ial o tt . e"L i l i s er , s s on a ! :e.t a v ar i ety of these Wines, of the fires Quality, nor A time:_: coin's Inn-belds '.:7 rater Concern that will sell them so reasonable. 3 . tin 'LTG /TR DOZ. John I'eele, Tow , January 8, aril is old Madeira, direct... ,ClOO.. 485. my, Mr. Gelid) lens. Dino West India .... 4ll6l,and A 115... 545. 'nog Old Ditto East ledia " eleven, l4 * Ues. Thelma, hlettley, :lotto Soma! . Cl6O ............... 105 s. and Feb r Ihttl .111‘nsey ...... .. .... .. . ....Aloe, la Pita SO*. port. Attar Flee ... ..N.ll. S-: reral Parcels of " Rmil .... Sera Reecho Potts, from Dyne and Son_ s John Wales Won . I . ' 4to Seven Years in Battle. and February 1 1...1 an excellent Assortment cif Port Moms &Ea ISO.• P as Messrs. myna, •.3 54111 upwards, sad has CU to 4300 pet Pip. • • . \ . . ' • • . . ,T NIGHT'S GAZETTE. LRUPTCY ENLARGED. Broad-street, merchant, from December 26 ten t at Guildhall. iKRUPTCY SUPBItSEDED. Hamlet of Bonds, Lancashire. miller. BANKRUPT& Manchester, merchant, to surrender January 'nary 1, at ten, at the Garrick's Head Inn, Anomie', Mr. Greenhalgh, Manchester ; or adi Willett, Great James-sweet, Bedford-row. Bristol, merchant, January 6, .7, and February . • the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Anomie', td Greenfield, London ; or Mr. Cornish; Bristol. Painswick, Gloucestershire, clothier, January - February' at ten, at the King's Head Attornies, Mr. Thompson, Cirencester; jun. Field-court, Cray's Inn. Robert Frost, Macclesfield, grocers, January and February 1, at ten, at the White Beat . Anomie', Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, • Loney, Macclesfield. ,rimstone, Norfolk, farmer, January 6, at five, February 1, at five, at the Guildhall, King's ies Messrs. Jarvis, King's Lynn; or Mr. Bench -walks, Temple. lanworth, Norfolk, miller, January 4, at five, February 1, at six, at the Feathers Inn, Holt. Bridger, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street ;or Holt, .Norfolk. to of Essex -buildings, Stratford, merchant, (apnary 4, and February 1, at twelve, at Attorney, Mr. Williams, Copthall-court, Th rug- tome Selwood, clothier, December 50, 31,. , at one, at the George Inn, Frome Selwsiod. Ellis, Cloisters, Temple; or Mr. Rome, Rotherham, Yorkshire, millwright, Deeem- February 1, at eleven, at the Crown tin, .ttornies, Mr. Capes, liolborn-court, Gray's Badger, jun. lioperham; or Mr. Waterwonh, Bridgewater, 114-merchant, December 24, February 1, at the Crown Inn, Bridgewater. Pain, New Inn; or Mr. Symeir, Bridgewater. ,aystall-street, cow-keeper, December WI, Ja- February 1, at twelve, •at Guildhall. door nail and Willett, Great James-street, Bedford- jun. and Thomas Joues,Ware, llerts, bankers, and February 1, at tee, at Guildhall, London. Bond, Ware. late of Leeds, scone-mason. January 7,8, 1, at eleven, at the Sessians-house, Leeds. ryes, Cuancery.lane; or Mt. Granger, Leeds . .. late of Leeds, worsted-spinner, January 7, D, , ehruaty 1, at i:leven, at the Sessionslouse. Leeds. At- Jeyes, Chancery-lane; or Mr. lakniagioa,-Leeds. 1, late of South Petherton, Sompnet, miller, and February 1, at eleven.* Sim Iced Lion. ton. AttOrnies, Mous. 1.7yr,..a1id S4-n, or Mr. Welsh, Stanetton. •• ower-street, sacit.manfacturer, December 28. February 1. at two u lve, at Owl Attor- G e llibrand, Austin-aiars... Portia, dealer, Jinuary 11, at three, 12, at .:bruary 1, at maim, at the 1/olphin Inn, lies, Mr. Mr. Cruickshank, Gosport or Mears. 4, Lincoln's Inn-fields. omack, Norwich, lineadraper. January S o 11. yl, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Anoraks, Reardon and Davis, COrhet-coot*, Graoechareh-street. .cot; vice Granter. Ist West-India*Regiment—Lientenant James. Anderson, from half-pay of the late Royal York Bangers, to be Lieutenant, vice James Palmer, who exchanges. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Captains of Companies--Captain Joseph Chapman, from the late Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Sutherland, whose appointment has not taken place ; Ca pt. Harry Walker, from the late gd Royal Vete= Battalion. To be Lieutenants.—Lieutenant William Williams, from the late Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Davis, whose appointment has not taken place; Lieutenant James Dudley, from the late 1 Veterlia Iwit on. To be . igns--Ens4lll Angus ][ , Taggart, from the Late Sth • Royal Veteran Battalion; Bags William Austen, from the late 11th Royal Vets= Battalion. 2d Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Captains of Companier—Carain James Enright, from the late- 16th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Gifford, whose appointment has not taken place; Captain Dacia &Pherson, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Ke'ly, whose appointment has not taken place; Captain J ohn Royal, from the late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Agnew, whose ap pointment has not taken place. 5d Royal Veteran Battalion. To be lieutenants—Lieutenant George Fraser, from the late Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, vice APCullock, whose appoint ment has not taken place; Lieutenant Patrick Corbett, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Taylor, whose ap pointdtent Itas not taken place; Lieutenant Thomas Brown, :ram the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion; Li eu tenant Chas. Mott, from the late 2d Royal Veteran B attalion, vice Tur ner, whose appointment has "not taken place; Lieutenant Henry White, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion; Lieutenant Joseph Godett, from the late Id Royal. Veteran Battalion; vice Phillips, whose appointment hu not taken place. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. Major Win..Sandys &Wilton, from the 11th Foot, to be Major. To be Captains of Companies_-Captain John Campbell, from the late Ist Royal Veteran Battalion ; Captain John &Der mid, from the late 5d Royal Veteran Battalion ; Captain Thomas Levet Metalfe, from•the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Power, whose appointment has not taken place;' Captain Malcolm M'Lean, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Alton, whose appbintment has not taken place; Captain John Crooks, from the late 9th Royal Veteran Ba t- talion, vice Chapman whose appointment has not taken place ; Captain John Nicholson, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion, vice 'Webb, whose appointment has not taken place. To be lieutenants—Lieutenant Allan Cameron, from the late ' 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Ross, whose appointnasse has rot taken place; Lieutenant Alexander al`Millan, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Batt. vice It Inner, whose appoint- plant has not taken plate; Lieutenant Harman TWO, from the lite e.th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Nottaington, whose appointment has nut taken plate. To be Ensign-rßnaign Peter Mackey, from the :ate 11th Royal Veter;in Battalion, vice 4..'artivtight, whose appointment has not taken place. 5:1% Royal Veteran Battalion. T. be Oki:ruins oi CnmpanierCaptalit Komar Powerfrom Om lite . sth Royal. Veteran Battalion; • Captain cachet ' Damp : beg, from the late 3d Royal Veleta Battalion, vice Hall, whose tap ointment has not taken place ; Captain John Wynne Webb, from the late id Royal Veteran Battallte; eke Walker;whose appOintment has not taken place. To be Licutenants—y lieutenant John Campbell. from the late . Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Cm, whoae appointment lois not taken place ; leintund -Tubbs, from the late** Royal Veteran Bottalloti ; Lieutenant Thomas Lynch, front the late nth Royal Veteran Battalion. Sob* linaigu.—klisign Thomas Bash, from the late tot Royal Veteran, B a e ta llou s vice Willis, whose appointment has the taken place. To be Qualtentenatee—Qoartermager Addrew HaTI fromfrom late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. Ith Itoyal Veteran ihnealion. • Lieutenant Piiilip Peri Carpel, front the !moist jtoyal Vett- • ran hattalidn, to be Lenten:att. : vice Tit4all, *hose appoint. , inent has atet taken place. • 7th Royal Veteran Sawagoo. Captain Daniel Gordon, from the late 7th' Royal Veteran Bat • talks', to be Captain of a Company, eke Skene, whose ap pointmetit has not takep place. Quartermaster John Morrison, froin the late td Royal Vetiella Battalion, to be Quartermaster, vied Graham, whom Igo pointment has not taken place. • Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. Major-Gem:nil Alexander Mark Kerr Hamilton, from the Mr. pay of the 7th West India Regiment, to be Colonel, vice tea: tor -General Raymond, whose appointment has not etkell Captain Francis Graham Fairthaugh, from the late 4ilt 100181 , Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company; Lfeastesteit ' Creighton Irwin, from the late 11th Royal Veteran Botta* • lion, to be Lieutenant ; Ensign William Gibbs, front the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign; Quaiterensuller Miles Kewln, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Quartermaster. • Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. Brevet Lientenant-Colonel Richard Armstrong, from the 76th Foot, to be' Major. Me be Copulas of Compatike—Captain flew the late pith Heys' Veteran Battaliotia Captain John Ohm* . • Itlackayo from the late 11th Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Stephens - Cole Bo'fren, folo' late Ist RoYil Veteran Battalion ; Lieutenant -robs from the late td Royal Veteran Battalion; Lentehant Ave.-' , thou) , Moran, from the late 2d Royal Veteran Battalion. " 10th Royal Veteran Battalion. jkovet 'Lieutenant-Colonel John Fos, from the half-pay of the Stith Foot, to be Major, vice Collis, whose appointment has not taken place. To be Captains of Companim—Captain Gear from the late 4th Veteran Battalion; Captain William Gibson, • front the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. ''TO be Lieutenants--Lieutenant Adam Gkndenning, from the late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion ; Lieut. Robert Stowards, from the late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion ; Lieut. Geoige Chapman, from the late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion; Lieu?. William ( iiliand, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalki ; Lieut. Matthew 0' Ilea, from the late 14th Royal 'Vet. Face. • 'WAR OFFICE, DECE)IISER 20,1819. 17th Regiment of Light Dragootis-a-Lleut. George G. Craw, from the 24th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Wetter, who exchanges. 24th Ditto—Lieut. Santee Ward Watson, from the 17th. Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant. vice Shaw, who exchanges. 23th Ditto—Brevet Major William Thom to he Major, with out purchase: vise Odell, deceased ; Llect . - Robert Nicholls to heoCaptain of a Troop, rite Thorn; Cornet H. M. Elliot to be Lieutenant, vice 17th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Alexander Robinson bale, to be Captain of a Company,' without purcha;e, vice Thom son, deceased. • To be Lieutenants, without purchase- -Ensigns Attired 'Willlatn Gray, vice Stewart, deceased; . !Wan Philip Nicolle Aniey, vice Gale. . . To be Ensign, withoutasurehiitearamalet Allen Yount. Gent. vice Gray. 34th Ditto—Lieutenant Sward Conolly to be Captain- of a Company, without parched*. vice Price, deceased. To be Lieutenants, wlthmA)perchase—Ensign Joseph Fletcher, vice Comity ; Ensign Whore Ellis Sweeny, vice Alta°, deceased. se Ensigns, withost. purchaser-Alexander Adam, Gent. vice etcher; Joltaltoddart, OW. 'Ate Sweinf: Ditto—William Towers Routledge Smith, Gent. to be ign, without purchase, vice 'Marriott, appointed, to the Llghtpragoons. —EleutenasstArthni Daly to be Creels of a Company, • purehase, - vice Deco, deceased ; Ensign James oe Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Daly ; Timms Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Mutton, promoted in the 67th Foot. 59th Ditto—Ensign W. H. Sampson to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice ISPLaughLan, deceased ; John Vincent, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice-Sampson. 67th Ditto—Captain James Cassidy to be Major, without pur chase, vice Maxwell, deceased. To be Captains of Contra nies without purchase: Lieutenant Robert Coekerell, vice Owen; deceased; Lieutenant Edward William Bray, vice Cassidy, To be Lieutenants, without purchase : Ensign John Bolton, vice Cockerel! ; Ensign Daniel :11` Daniell, vice Clarke, decemed; Ensign Benjamin James Carden Mu irson ; from the 53d Foot, vice Bray. To be Ensign, without purchase : Jo nathan Eliot, Gent. vice Arrow, deceased. 84th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Dwyer, from the 22d Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Mattis, who retires. 87th Ditto—Lieutenant William Hutchinson to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, mice Costley, deceased.. 89th Ditto—Ensign William Netbitt Orange tube Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Reynolds, deceased. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dumbarton : John Buchanan, F.sq. neutenantaCelonel of the Dumbarton- Shire Local Militia, to be Vice-Lieutenant. Commission in the North Hants Militia, signed by the Vice- Lieutenant of the County of Southampton : Charles Bedford Eastwood, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Drake, resigned. Commissions in the Kinross-shire Treep of Yeomanry Creak), signed by the Lurd Lieutenant of the County of Kinrost: Charles Adam ' Esq. to be Captain Commandant. Charles Stein, Gent. to be Lieutenant. James Skelton, Gent. to be Cornet. Commissions In the Wiltshire Regiment of Yestataart_Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant or the email of. Wilts Richard Bethel Coxe, Gent. to be Lieutenant. . George Grove and William Wyndham, jun. Gents to be Cornets. Commissionin the Derbyshire Regiment of Yeentanti le T y eley . , signed by the Lett Lieutenant of the Coulny of Robs. Jas. Hartshorne,Gent. to be Cornet, vrce.Pole, resigred, • The 6th Royal Veteran Battalion are now in bar -Iracks at Canterbury. DUBLIN, DEC. 16.—The report of the loss of case of the Wit-Office Bristol Packets, off Danleary, and that '29 recruits and taro sailors were drowned, is untrue. The violence of the gale, ontoesday last, obliged the vessel to drop her anchor, which she dragged, but rode out the storm, without damage. A letter fromiKrwcastle-opon-Tyne, dated the ieth ipst. states, that a serious disturbance took place in that town on the preceding night, occasioned by an altercation between some of the Loyal inhabitants 'and a set of Radicals. This,affsir soon hecarre so serious, that the MAYOR , and the principal Military Of6cers in the place cube forward, and an express was sent to the Bsrracksfor the Dragoons, who soca appeared. The Radicals now became outrageouk and joined in singing 4 , Scots tolls ha'e tvi iVuOittu bkd. Every endeavour to persne;le them to di perie was answered by loud Mazza'. A few Members of Sir THOMAS rsultDON'S Yeomanry sliewed themselves, 'but were greeted by such yells, hisses, and.biersts of laughter,:asfrightened their horses, and they soon re tired, The Dragoons were occupied in dispersing the Nadic;:ls above two hours, As, when they had cleared ore place, sbouts were intaindionly,immrd is another: However the affair tearisted litVlBo say 4 lives being lost. • ' • • • • ~- -..imiIiiIIIIIIIIIIiIa "