Star. — London, England, 1804-10-29 00:00:00

Tiro" LONDO!!GAZE7TIC, 08.&► 23. Aommitt.ry otricv, ocinesse 37. Copy of a Letter from the Night lien. Lord K rur a K. B. Ad ',trot of the flue. Pm to WILLIAM MARIALN, Efq. 'land off Ramfpte, the asth indent. herewith tranfmit, for their Lr'rdthips' in ormation, a copy of a letter from Captain Owns, of his ty's hip else 114MORTALITE, to Rear-Admi ral Loots, detailing the particulars of an anion be tween that (hip, the ORSSTSS Hoop, and BASILISK gun-brig, and a divifion of the enemy's flotilla pall ing. yefterday, from the eallward towards Boulogne. It will no doubt afford their Lordthips much lath. fatlion : n oblerve the vet 2/ favourable report which Captain OW Eli makes on the condo& of his Majelly's officers and men; and equal regret to remark the extent of the lots that has been fuflained, and that the fhallownefs of the water alone prevented that ac tive and enterprifing rater from cutting any part of Cris divifion off from the more. I enclofe a Bill of the killed and w melded on board the ISIMORTALITES and-have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) KFITH. Him hiakfty's (hip IMMORTALITt, off Doulogar, Ott 23 Sir—Being off Cape Grifnez, and proceeding to my nation before Boulogne, I this afternoon, about ball-pall three, dikovered a divifion of the enemy's veffels, confiding of three pram (hips, feven brigs, aad,fifietn 'ruggers, which Coen after bore up to the wetiward, keeping chafe to the beach, under cover Alf their batteries, and accompanied by horfe artillery, making the heft of their way to Shelter themfelves within the Bane de I.aine. By making all fail to windward I was enabled to dole the praams (which kept together) about a quarter helot e five, and to open my fire upon them within the diflance of grape Aot, under the high land of Cape Blanc Net, the enemy Rill purring to the weßward, and returning at 6ra a brills fire, bit it latterly flackened much:— this running fight continued till near fix, when, hav ing been thrice obliged to Aar out into deeper water, we found nurfelves (fill within the end of the Banc de Laine, where the falling tide prevented us from following them, and obliged us to haul of. Our little Calais fry:radian-was to windward following the enemy, of which the Oacsfes and BAISLISK joined me in the erft of the attack, giving Inc every fup part and *Silence during the whole of the anion ; the commanders gave me much fatistallion in con doning them. The other veils of that fquadron did illot get within gun mot ; Captain Blows will of emote make his report to Vice• Admiral HOLLOWAYS' bat i (poke him in palling, and was pleated to learn he bad fullairsed no damage. I endeavoured to clofe the enemy again as they pitted from behind the Banc In round Cape Grifnez, and did get fight of a few of the vefiels ; but though we paired within half gun- Sot of the Cape, the enemy were fo effenually fereened from our fight by the dark tirade of the land, -that I could do nothing, and am unable to fay whe ther the whole number got down to Boulogne, or whether (as I furpea) a part of them anchored in Whitfand Bay. Lieutenant PATHS, though ill, was upon deck, and afforded me, as he has done in every infiancs, the greattit aid ; and it is not poffible for me to (peak too highly ut the conchs& of every officer and every man; each, in his ilation, gave me the fullers tatirfaeinr.: hot it gives me ferrous pain to add, that, of thee brave fellows, one was killed and ten wounded (three mortally), befides the Third Lieutenant, C14•11.A5 DI/ARM/GM 6TKOIiG, of whole affidance I wa. deprived •before a [hot was fired by us, and whole lots I feel the more, as two years ter. vice with me in thi, (lip has fully proved to me his worth • his wounds, however, are not dangerous.— My th.;cks ate due to Mr lismar THORNTON, our Pilot, fur his Read y, attentive good condo& and ala crity, and rcgrettiti„, g that du. nature of the coati in that part where we acifed the enemy enabled them to &ulk from our further purfuit. (Signed) R. W. C. R. OWFM. P.S. From the manner in which our grape.fh,,t covered the enemy's vetfels, their lots in men mull have been very great. I never taw guns pointed better or fo coolly. Lift el the hired and wounded Men on board his Majefty's ihip adion with a divilma of the enemy. Tetras of Cap,: Blare Nes, °aloha a 3,. gifted —lames Wilful , . holosn. Woundwt—Cbmies Bormogis Strang, Third Lieutenant t George ik.rinr , (lance dead). ',she Dawal (once dead). Wiliam r.nt (lines dead), Mei/ Brown, William Hamilton, Pita. Humes. John War no. ar.d William it•binfon, Gamlen ; James Alien aml William Gul,utt, pri rates of Marine" (Signed) a. w. C. C. (max. (A Copy) tail r. Cst•l of anciber Letter from •he ROA Hrmourable Lord Krar m • K. 8. Admiral atter Blur...fro to WILLIAM Maatyth, Efq. dated off ilanatite,the istb It. Sir—l am lorry to acquaint their Lordfhips, that his Majelly's gun brig the Cos► mi. has Ikea tun on anre, no the enemy's coatl, and I fear has fallen into their poffetSon, whae endeavouring, ender the enders of Captain Hancocs, of the Can lila, to nb fired the pillage of a diva - ton of the enemy's flotilla, proceeding from Mend to the weilward on the night of the 231 I herewith tranfmit the particulars of that unfortunate event, detailed in Captain Kix coca's letter to me, and Lieutenant Oarisav's letter to him, from which it appears, that Captain Hal coca, and Lieutenants ORMSIY and FORBES, as well as the other utbccra and men employed on this (IC cafion, have nianiferied 7... at gallantry and pcti:ve• rain e, and that their Lill, e has only two ocear wit • ed by the mull taliiitt tit' the eratny's velTel. admit ting r f their titricr to thr flow than ours. have no doubt that the (-Ale of Lieutenant &AIM wilt vitt reit ti,tr much. I am, kc. .7111 k , I r fil A. M. V. rl.Lchl.l a..:. h My Lord-1 he..; 37:(1.14.1.1 yt;ut Lnrcifhip, 'hat pan of the en,oar,' , tl at 1, Lontifling of two pree:a fhipe t one bearin tae ti.:g of Chief of Divirwn, an s 1 th under French cr•hsl:l%. with elzhfc.:n tchu)t,, t to lea yeilerday at;..rn .3 from bilcritl at P. M. to rim i n the tk ird, jutl t! c nwm, : c. t kis Majcity's o.,cp uns!..r my c .mma d. the gun brigs and cutlers named in she n Ar r i.t , %Cie Rending in to reconnoitic tLat pot. As i; on Al I could give tl e (nay derenons io the gun brigs to pot toemfdres nude- my . I made lail in purlint of the htaJrnort pram ! hi p , w hi c h I brought tu dole a: asiecn wh.rsts I was very fa p orted by the gun brigs :In•I ,uttc: , , c7.d rout..ucd at srsat p patent tc,l 3; sr•iuut Cs p:4 O lie, the CIA• ir.y's sire trelug cntu.lf and tor the Ira Lalf IrJur on ly keeping up a faint fire of !nutlet/T. The tide ' was howevet falling In rapidly, and the enemy kept in filch amid water that it was not pedfible to dote with him, to take that advantage which, by our fire, we had fo manifealy over him. It falling alto dark, and being in lets than three fathoms water, I con& dered it proper to haul off and anchor, having no perfon on board acquainted with the &oak to the %seaward of Ottend. It is with extreme concern I acquaint your Lordfhip, that in Lieutenant GRUB. I av's gallant zeal to dole with the enemy, agreeably to my orders, the CONFLICT took the ground, and the tide lett her fo rapidly that every endeavoui he ufed to get her afloat was unfuceefsfal, and he was under the neceffity of quitting her with his people.— The darknels that carne on before the dole of the action, prevented me from being aware of this unfor tunate accident till Lieutenant ORMSBY came on board the CRUMt with his people after we bad an chored. I immediately ordered him with his people back to the CONFLICT, to tree every exertion to get her afiriat when the tide made, or, in the event of his not bcmg able to fucceed, to deftroy her, being then in hopes that the enemy were not aware of her fitua- • tion. I fent the ADMIRAL MITCHELL cutter to pro w& and Ala him ; and the CRUIZIR'S boats were alfo fent under Mr. FOTHIROILL, mailer of the Csutzte, who very commendably •volunteered his let vices. The ebb tide prevented the boats getting in for a confiderable time ; when they got near they had the mortification to find the CONFLICT high and dry on the beach, and in complete poffeflion of the enemy. His boats accordingly returned to the CROIREI at two A. N. making their report of the hate 01 the Centrum As I contidered it my duty to m ike every attempt to fare the King's Ihip, or at lean pi event her falling into the hands of the enemy, I determined to attack her with the two cutters, by laying her on board at high water, when I knew the I cutters could get dole along fide of her. They wete accordingly lent, having, in addition to their own crews, Lieutenant Ctossy, and the whole of the Cum FLICT'S thip's company, to which I added ten picked men and half the marines from the City ir FR, under the orders of Lieutenant A. GARLAND, aging Lieutenant of the Ca v izFa, the whole being the command of Lieutenant Foists of the Grimm • cutter. Lieutenant FORBES proceeded with great gallantry and (pith to put his orders in execution, but found, on arriving dole to her, the enemy had • winded the head of the CoNTLIcr in (bore, with her bead fails full to forge her on the beach, and had he fides hove her dole upon the fani, as the tide role, it not being therefore poffible to carry her in this lona. tion, he returned to the Cato ZER. It is with great pain I have to relate to your Lordfhl!, the cutter re ceived very confiderable damage in handing in, from the howitzers and field artillery which the ene my had collefled on the beach doting the night, by which one man was killed and (even wounded. amongit the latter, much have Ito regret, that Lieu tenant A. GARLAND, ailing Lieutenaat of the Caul , • zee, has loft Lis right leg very high up, who was I with admirable gallantry, with his party, getting in , to the boats to board the enemy, even under the dif , conraging circumllances of her being hill aground when he received the wound. I hope it will not be thought intrufire, although it has not been my for rt tune to meet with that fuccefs which the gallant ex ettionA of the officers and men under my command entitled them to, but only to relate misfortune, if, in !juftice to their merits, I beg to convey to you► Lotd• 'Thin. the arongelli teltimoil of the real and gallantly with which they clefed with the enemy. I mutt alfo intrude en your Lordthip to recommend to your pro. tettion (if he fursives wound) Lieutenant A. , acting Lieutenant of the CRUIZLR, who has reeved his time and p.:IIA, and whole general good coodi.sl as an oilier,, fence he has been wilt tne, entitles him to my warnwit appraratior, indcpendynt of his late niistor tine, which I troll will plead my eccure fur thus tielPaing on year Lordthip. I em dole the copy of a letter from Lieutenant ORMSBY to Ole, giving the panic slat s of the unfortunate lots of the CORE LICT, w hich Eaves me nothing to add, but to repeat my admit ation of his cond u it whill en gaged with , :tc pra.lm, and to regret the fad accident by which that reffel is got into the poirellion of he enemy. _ I have diteSed Lieutenant titurtnr, with the pm brig , , to watch the Confiia ; And, Iniuld they Inc cad in getting her aline, to attack her ; hut, from the appearance of the weather, and the wind being to the northward, I am of opinion &e twill go to pieces on the bzaeh. I herewith ittelofe a lift of the killed and wounded. Non: of the gun-htigs have fuffeted in their mail., &c. nor has the CRUIZEIL rs ceivoil any mate, ial i yaty , escept her fails, (landing and tunning which ale much cut. One of the praams wa. oluessed by the boats to be high and dry on the beach at ten u'clnek this amtning, about three miles to the weftward of the Courtier, bv the g-t 1.11 . , I apprehend, at high stater, and proceeded to she well ward. d) JOHN HANCOCK. LA of Kilted and Wounded froizer—► I UN, 1 ir•lret., '..13 1 MIIIIIC, badly wounded Illaz , r—None halo' nr wound, al Conflialt frait,n, ktlk s Gamer, wounded. 0;6, 1 kanrn rerort Mo.? c 1011.,1,7 wounded. EGoi , —;4oter 14i:.d or wonded. 'et f tulip kill. ; I 1 :il.tenant. 9 1 ,2 - I, er. and Jtcl. N:fne of f •Ci-er wnundcd. Ilya-rent Abr. ha:n slam!, of the Czulsa. Cie.: tit, T I:l,up!ort. Oet 34, f,: A. M, S:: —lt it ciucme I have to acqoa:nt y, a with the lots of Lis Majelly's gun-brig Coat - sit r ; ;, , r in a few minutes atter you hailed me, me to keep as dole as p..frible to the praam, Me grounded: the man in the (larboard chains having two fathoms, but having the three fc-es-nfl breeching, at alt. time cars assay, I had ileiir.sl to: ward It. hut ry them in fitting others, when vim quitted his poll at the helm and went he , 1.,w ; Try titfl ca , e wacengsgang the ptaam, which was r„inisl%ihtide 61 us, :111,1 as loon as the palled 1 flirted all the v..atcr, and t: it... cssty !ward that wa. pradlahlc to I,ghtets her, hut finding the Sliest s".ry tan, having m.l lutr het alonglnk, and ar, , l:ier praam con.ing tip tall on 'he ,•uter fia t of us, I :!•idged it moll adsilaille to the boats nut I-1 - C the pet plc, as ;rot al that time feei‘T iLc Cat thinkinlz that it I d:d ro•t catch het it : %Loh: of the pet•ple would • Maur, Ti.g Qt. 1.1), ajJ I::401. be ractificed, as the boats would be ton crowded to get any diftance, and I had hopes that when the flood made, I might, with the affiffance I might get from the fquadron, be enabled to get her off; I am forry the rcfult has been fo very contrary to my hopes and vi(hes. Lieutenant Fuaass, 1 prefume has ac quainted you with the particulars. Our lob in the evening . was one man badly wounded, one flightly ; in the night one killed and three wounded. The of ficers and crew in general behaved as brave men. (Signed) c. C. ORMSBY. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. TEAR-OFFICE, OCTOBER 27. 1804. _ • Second Regiment of Dragoon Guards—HofPital-note Alexander Schelky to be AlHaut-Surgeon, aft Regiment of Dragams—Cornet William Crolbie to be Lieu tenant, by purchafe, vice Dickens, promoted in the 4th India Regiment; George Grigby, Gcnt.. by Cornet, vice _ _ . - - Crotbie. _ _ 3d Ditto—Cornet George Younghulband to be I.ieuterant,without porehafr, vice Carey, promoted in the toth Foot, and William Mord. Gent. to be Cornet, vice Voungbufband. 7th Regiment of Light Drapotni.—Captain James Stuart to he Major, by purchafe, vice Vivian, promoted in the 250 Light - - . _ _ Dragoons. th Ditto--Danlell ; trtyeog. Erg. to be Pa) mailer, vice Wilting- ton. dilmilred the fenkce. th Ditto—Coma Fortter Letb.Coore to be I.ieutenont, without porthole, vice Boothby , promoted in the 27th Foot. 17th Ditto --Captain Chrittopher Jolinfon to be Major. by por thole, vice Lord Blontyrc, promoted in the ood toot; Licute. ten .nt Philip Keating Roche to be Ca p tain of • Troop. vice '"'"• '" ' ' ' J • • johniton, and Coma William Mori) , to be f.i‘uter.ant, vice Roche. 130 Di-to—Cornct Tbmnas Jarmy to be Llettenantnithout par. chafe, vice Lord Arbuthnot, promoted in she 52d Foot. Tiompc:Ch** Mounted k .flemcn—Coanct G. J koh ars, from the lid Light DrAgnons, to be Lkutenant, by purchee, Oct; I.4ch- who retires. II Reg malt or Foot Guardw—Enfir gdward Davenport to be Lieurcitant, by porthole, vice l'outbet, who retires. and Eufign Charles Murray to be Duo, without porthole, vice Coo:ivory, . . _ who rcfigns. Ift Rcgimtnt of Foot--Enfign William Gordon. from the 91d Foot, to be Licutenant,, without purelsafe. and EnPp Duncan MI:lonahl, from the 14th Battalion of Mane, to be Ditto nth Ditto—ltiofpital mate -- Coombe to be ililiftant•Surgtoo, vice Gibbon, appuitited to the Royal African Corps, 6th Rtgiment of toot—lireact M ijor Wtlliant Shipley, from the 541 b foot, to he Major, without amebae. 9th Ditto—Q2arta-Maliernajtant Dodd Llura to be Quarter tcth Filward Mollingitr to he Adjutant, with the rank of 111,, n, vice Doft•y. promoti din the 43.1 Foot, and Scrj , ant-111.,jur f t 'm the Army De pot, to be Adju!ant, with the rink of t.r.fiz:i. 'fhb Dion—lieutenant Jame., V. from the 17th Foot, to . . . ~ . . be Captain of a Company, without purch.,fe, vice 1)..n1,p. pro. mated, and Enfign WirsiaM Burnett, from the 79th Foot. to be Lieutenant. without purchafc, vice Gorregiter, promoted. 'sill IlittoLkutenant Alexander Janne Callender, from the 6id Toot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe.and lame; Sterfart, Gent. to be Enfign, without purch4e, vice New burg, who'e qwointerent has not taken place. Sth Ditto... Lieutenant Arthur Gale to be Captain of Company, without porehafe. vice l'erpbant. promoted . in the stb battalion of refave ; Enfign and Adjutant John ll.lmilton Ruffen to have " the rank o(l.leincnant. 3st h Ditto... John Selwyn. Gent. to be I n nen, without purehafe, vice Wallop, proototril 111 the soth toot. 3Gth Ditto—Robert Johnfon, Gent. to be roars, without pur- chafe ; Aletander . itobertfue. cient.to 38th WLlte,Gent. to be knfign, without porthole. 4IA Ditto—Lleuteuant Arthur True to be Captain or a Company. without purchafe, vice Rob, promoted in the at th battalion ut . regime. 46th Ditto—Lieuterant Colin Nf.notiy.ali to be Captain of; Corn • pany, by purchafe, !ice Acklom, who retires. 4;th Ditto-jamcs Mavaria, Gent. to be kothgn, by purchtife. rite Atherton. prontott.d ' • Alliftant• Surgeon John Short:, front the Tipperary Militia, tobe AiLitosit Ourzeou,ri:e blott,oh.) 4St:t Ditto—Cawie Duncan VilOae, from half pay of French's late Lory, to bc Captain of a Company, wee kiwi, who cs- charges, soth Reg' rent of Foot—Enilirn 'Wallop, from the 30th Foot, to be Littstenaot, without pinch are. sid Ditto—William Brownlow, Geut.to be EDignl George Wil liams, Gcnt. to be Enkyn. 56th Ditto— Denny,Gent. to be Enfien, without r :chafe ; 'lotto'', Gent. to be It'fizn, e.lthout purcbate. 58th -- Druitt, Gan!. to be lin6gn, without pur chafe vice Come, promoted in the 24th vt ; Duncan Suther land:Gdit rJ be 1 nay', without purchase, vice blallevy, pro- • a motad. 59th Dittn—Captain John M'Cointe, Prom the 96th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, witbnut purch.,fc ; lieutenant Eva:. 11 , 1•Pherfon. from the f:th V.'eft t• dia Regtment, to be [Acute rant, without purchafe ; Richard JeLla Browne, from the lath batulion of Referee, to be Affilt.mt- • Surgeon. 6eth Ditto—Peter Warren. Cent. to be rolign. without porehafe vicc'rrumhack, p-Ahoted ; Michael Byn:r. fq. to he PsYlnat• ter to the tt: battalion, vice Lawfat.,Zerc.:.J. 611 t 1/Itto—lmfito H. T. Teed:, to L.. I.teattoant, without put , Lltient,promo:tO in the 4:1% tnot. lad I)llll,llcutenant t.i i c (..,; rain of a Company. witlitAtt yurcbafe; Fr fir jams I :•weery to be Lit*. tine(.( I y pureLale, Molefworth, r.,oted in the 4;th Foot ; Jof,:ph Wood, Gem. to be t N. by purehafe, vise M•Manus, promoted; William Law, k card, (acct. to 14 En wlth..ut purch.X., 634 Ditto--kailigu A. %%Wits:fon Cr-dltxk. frc:n the 14 Bat talion of It cfrrve, to be EMEr,:t. Sad Ditto.-kkph I :ands Delmont, G nt. to be Infign, without purr hate. Townfend, Cant. to be LcGo, without purchafe ; Gent. to be l'itto. fisth Ditto-.-Captatn Robert Hubfou, from the 53d Foot, to be Major, eke Otway, d.c..ofed. flEth Li:to—Lieutenant Jame, attet to be Cart:_in of a Com pain, without put chafe: kicEar..l Motet Gardner, tieut. to he Bongo, without porthole ; titatita NeSetilau li.nektey, Gent- to be Ditto Eyth Ditto... Francis Savaze,Gent to be FnOgn, without porde:, vice Finch, whore apptatitrocutt hay not taken place. yoth Ditto-•Emign Bolton Edward tia-rrt, trot, the yth Batta lion of Referee, to be Littittn-nt, v.:•:,•,ut putt !,,,f 93d Ulm—Andrew busle.th.m. to be t a t 1, n, etitLaut purchafe vice Gordon. promote) in the Ray :h. 96th Llitto—Captain Robert 1 ormr, team thc tath Foot, to be Captain t.l a Conipany, vice , i•ot.tment has nor taken place. ;th Welt R. aim• nt, H C rt. to be Tn fign, without Ina:CD:sty, vtte .AI; tot taken place. Royal .thica, Corp.-AMR:tot Sttrzrot, ..t I ( the 4th loot, to be .‘ll,B4nt•SOroattott. tic. Cot. 4,41•, who refign, sth 114tt.alion of Refaree—Rorietick 11.11nr-o t• I. rfq Carr ti t, te:t h noporary rank, to Lt , yitt J, boat. 1., c Aia,u to the 2111 oot. Bth Cttto--Litutenant Grnr2r 111.0.1.), fr. , l the 2' :h Foot, to be Captain of• Company, rite •;-r tined t, the 2-th Font. Newfoundland Fatattlet-ootSurserat a-ot Ptoacll, trim Pit 6otk Foot.to be NtiriC , ..: , ; Militant ..:yt:zon ismci Co tt, , (rem the 4th root, to k Mkt •t:+-St.-g r GA RitiSONS. General With Dalrymple to urrrant-Gentmr . tr nr the Royal Hdpital at Ch. 11, I. %ter >r I IJ utt nant•Urtagral Ak ram:, r Nul. II I t George and Men Augullu, sn North 11(...t1 6:I7RA ILI 1,r% P .1rE•ro• tkl,.•.tt 11 , „w. Dragoons, who was fuperred:d, az Bated ttc C tte cf the azd Ultip.o. is rrinttated in Lis Rank. Lieutenant Henry Browne, of the 87th R•rinient of Foot, who was fuperfeded. as Rated in the Gazette of the 25 tit Ultimo, is it. inflated in his Rank. EIRAIA in the Gazettes of the •th of °nob , r IBc3, t ith Augult 1804, and a 3th of Odtober following : I ith Battalion of Refcrre. For Lieutenant John S. Jackfon, from half pay of 56th Foot,tobe Lieutenant. with temporary lax! ar. the Army, Read Lieuttnair John S. Jackfun, from pay of the 36th Foot. tole Lieutenant. with perm meat Ihr4 in the Army, Le &mat pad [wed tLe ryer-nce le reee:4ed as smelt so to beljpay. 38th Foot—For Lieuteuant Walter Ruddimun, front half.pay o f the 46th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Byrne, who reAr . .,, Rend Lieutenant Walter Ruddintan, from ball-pay of the 46th Foot, to he Lieutenant, rice Byrne, who exthsogri. 36th Foot—For Serjcant-Major John .8 rai to be Adjutant, witL the rank of Enlgn, vice Hobart, promoted, Read serjeant.Major John Pos.b, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Etifign. vice Hobart, promoted. CominitTion in the Derbyfhire Yeomanry Cavalry, - - - • - - • fignei by the Lord Lieutenant. Sir R Alert Wilmot, Bert. to be Mejor, vice I'f; , . r art d. Dated oa.oba 13, 1804. CommilTions figned by the Lieutenant for the of Carmarthen.—Yenmanry CavA:i y. Lieutenant Edward Davies to be Yayrnafter of the tft Ind la Troops ; William Tollerton, Gent. to be Sorzeon. ai:ed tober 13, 1804. John Rees, Gent. to be Cornet, vice J.,nes, promoted. Dated September 1 t , tBOl. sth Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. David Heron Pugh, Eft en be Fit* Major, vice William Mau Clary, refign , J; I John Kees, Fry to bt Second M.ljor. tins Pug's, promoted; Clad, Gent. to he Captain. vice Jobs Feet, promoted; Adjutant John Lewis to be Cipta;tl by Br. evur. -,- Dated — Ottobcr 3. 11-A. C .1211211(13.12 7{l th . City and Snke of Peterknroupb, or Pi ince of %Vales's Volunteers, figned by the Loy,' Lieutenant of the County of Nor: hAmpton. Major-Commandant Thomas W'rirh. Vaughan to be lieutenant. Colonel Commandant, the Marquis of 'tutu', deratafoL Dated h pteMber 21. I SC4. Captain William Squire to be Major..: Vaughan, promoted; klettliff2 Wright Thomas Ntlitt nt the lientnaory •alry, to be Capta in , vice Sql I,rtro Farfide..toba l.h.L;coart, vlee Allan, who mires; 12.d.•rt to he fully', ♦ice Maid thecafed. 11/4todi.dlobzr 4, 180+. Commitfiuns ligned by the I.ord Lieutenant of tint County nt S;ilnp. Shrorfitire I'irll Rertitneut of Militia. , .• The Right Honourable Lord 2radford to be Calais& Dated June I, teol. I.l:nterzot Colonel Edward Gatacre, o' the Loyal MorfeVolop• terra. to he Licutenant Colonel. Dated Jane 12, alba. Ca7talo_loa'lline to be Major, vice Skye, reflood. Dated July _ - 13, 1804. °surge Durant, Erg. to be Ditto, vice Kyonerfir,doceabuL Dated Augut 6, 1804. Lieutenant Bayley to be Captain, vice Jarvis, relived. Data July 2 j. aBO4. bathos Oland% ick and Beaton :o be Lieutenants. Dated Juan tB, 1P.04. Knfign Arkinfl-11 to be Ditto. Dated A ug ' 6. iloe _ _ . _ John . Merrickc, Gent. to be Erll7n. lh:Cd Auvlt al, s 804- 2d Ditto. Major Leighton to be Limit nant Colonel. Dead Aosoft qt. Captain Farmer Taller in he Major; I.leutersant JAI+ Coopsr. to he Captain.viee Moultrie ; Lieutenant William Horton tote Ditto. Dated July 16. 1834. oho Temple, LEI. to be Ditto, vice Lloyd, rtfigned. Dual Auguft a 5, :Roe. Enfigu Miller to be Lieutenant, vice Baldwro, reBgned. Dahl June it.t 0,. Enign. Ldenr.l Gibbons and Thomas Andrews to be Ditto.. July .6. James Dunbar, Gent. to be Fnfign. Dated Jane it. [Zoe o:•ge Clow t., Cent, to be Lnfign, vitt. refigned. Dart{ June a. is o 4. jobn Gunning, Ger !. to be Ditto, lice Gibbons, !Tomcod. Dated Megult 33, like. • BANKRUPTCY SUPE^ SEDED. Robert Brats, late of Middleton, Lanealt're, cottoommooforthos rar, dealer and cba2man. DANXr.I , PTS. Thomas Clarke. late of Windlow, but now e' Mesettills. Ctefk eotomipinner, ionkrever, ,:ealer and e..•,;ran, to furrender November tt. Is. and Deconl-er 8, r tow ••rte Bridgewater Arm. Inn. Mrteheiter. Art ,rnies. Magi. sod wow. - " " " . W •1-Word-court, I.Nuton; or Mr. Barrett M %vier . Nlatthrw CanJlilh, of Wbitckarrr, Comb, rland. ri reel'. dealer and e)apman. Nov. 23 24 and Dcc. 6, at n.n. at in, (.1 be ba King ttrcrt, Wl it hv n Attortuc Mr AdAinfun, Whiat. haven ; or Mr. Clemell, Edward Dlckenfon, of renwr's Itrect. °eon' area, AU/H&c. druggift, Nov 3, 13. and Dec. 8, at ten, at nit, WRY,. Nethei Cole and AI, s. 1:ILA-Amt. Strata John I.atcy, of Corfnor.ftreet, Chan...rydane, Lundrrl, braf.- fonndcr, dealer and eLapman, Oelon.r tc. Nov 17. and Dec.t, at ten, at Guth:hat A r mmey, Mr. Thouirroa, Portugal areal. . . . , - --. I.ineoin't ion Field% I.ordon. . limn Stewing., of jamevitreet,Candon.flingct. priftt of St. Mar tin in 6- tgeid., Sin:aloe:, rorn-d-iler nod ch.gptur., Nov. tz. t 7. ... ~ .1 Dee. ii. at eleven, at thilidli-11. Attorney. Mr. Moore. . . . • Rea Lion court, kieetalrcct. Robert 8r,.11•n, I tte of Faft Smithfield, RolidJklex, grocer. 41.!3i.r aro chaym•.r. N•••. to, t-, aid P. c. ?, at ekeett, at Guilt:lLA. Attorney, Mr. t..ttty, Arg.l..eout, !"hrogmorton.ftroa, MARRIrI. t!: 214 in(t et Dolgeity county Mt tiontth. the Rcv. Httph Thr•n:.•. A. late ChapLtia o 11:. rt. Nur. tu Arlikkoncit,Onir d.ity,!,::•r of Thum, j4nes. E..i. 0,%! r. ut thc taw, place. Iff U. On Friday laft.ot j onlyn.ftr. et, ..I.,lfrea'a.. Ma. jilt I.airrence Parfrms, of Pcxrt.r,tv place, •y, IrJau4. laic of thr Royal I urn and brottirr to:iar 1.. tt..rfo. a, Mtgs bir u( I'42ll4n:en: or Lount). ,IVING de&icate,l t • tl.e Itt. 2 y, and bcis ratificd bq Est VrAet.t. • qt. 3• blear.% wf..ich I thoucht troraT , 70 fe!,:et. 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