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Difpatches (in duplicate), of which the follow. ing are a copy attcl extraa, have been received at the Office of the Right Honourable L or d Hc ,.!tr, one of his Majeity's principal Secret:win of Sntc, brought by Colonel ABERCZOMBY, from Lieutenant -General the Hon. Sir JOHN HELY ;'( 11INSON, K. B. commanding his Majcfly's t:oops fcrving in Egypt. Held (barters, Camp before Alexandria, Augurt 19, 'Set. Mr Loan—The laft divition of the Fron•li troops oho furrendered at Cairo, failed front the Lay of Aboukir a few days ago. There have been e mbarked In all hear thirteen thoufand five hun dred perfons. The Garrifon of Cairo confined of ,bont eight thoufand troops of all defcriptions, tit for duty, not including one thoufand lick, and a confiderable number of Invalids. The total amounts I to near ten thoufand foldiers ; amongft whom there was a very (mall proportion of Greeks and Copts, not more than four or five hundred men : the re. minder were all French. The other perfons em barked were fillowers of the army, and attached to it in various civil capacities. Major-General CSADnCIt having . been confined at Cairo by ni nth, I entrufted the command of the troops to Alajor•General MOORE, who during a long march of a very novel add ethical nature, difplayed much judgment, and conducted himfelf in the moll able and judicious manner. Notwithflanding the mix ture of Turks,Britilbiand French,the utmoll regu larity was preferved, and no one difagreeable cm r umflance ever took place. Myprefenceat Cairo was rendered indifpcnfably neceffary, by fome arrange ments which I was obliged to make with his High nrfi the GRAND Vixixa. Major-General BAIRD, after having nruggled through many difficulties in paffing the defert, and from want of boats todefcend the Nile, has at length arrived at Cairo with the greaten part of the troops tinder his command, and I imagine he will reach Rofetta in the courfe of a few days ; he has been directed to detach a cc-min number of troops to Damietta, and to leave a 1, mrrifon at Giza. We two days ago commenced Our operations againft Alexandria ; as yet no event of any confequence has taken place; we have loft 7 few men, and taken a few prifoners. Major- General COOTE has been detached with a confider. able corps to the Weftward, in order to haven the tern completely on that fide, and to cut off the communication of the enemy with the Arabs, who ive been in the habit of fupplying them with • niall quantities of cattle and other kinds of hat rt.onions. General COOTE'S firfl operation will d;retted againft Marabout, a cable on an ifland at t:.e entrance of the old harbour of Alexandria. c^-not conclude this letter without ftating to it Lordfhipthe many obligations I have to Lord tIEiTH and the Navy, for the great exertions they I , , re tiled in foi warding to us the neceffary fup pt:es, and from the fatigue they have undergone ir. the late embarkation cf a contiderable number of troops and Itores, who were embarked on the ne a. Lake, and proceeded to the Weltward under !.^.e orders or Major-General COOTE. The utmoll 3i7patch has alto been ufed in fending the French ir -,opc, lately captured, to France ; which, in our •pn . f . :nt poPtfon, was a fervite of the molt effetttial con(viuence. I have the honoyr to be, Sec. (Signed) J. Hccy Hurcitimsoe, Lieutenant-General. Ev:aft. of a ktter horn lialtitenaut-General the Honourable Sr lour Ravi. HYTCIIIN sot+, K. B. to the Right Honour able Lord HOC% •T, dated Head-quarters, Camp before Alamdrla, Augult 19. I was honoured with jnur Lordfhip's difpatches of the t9th May, at Cairo, where I remained to fettle fume effential bufinefe with his Highuefs the Grand Vizier, on the fubjea of the Mamalukes ; tha've put their affairs in a train of negociation, and hope to bring them to a fortunate iffue.— Th: liege of Alexandria will probably be attended with many difficulties ; the works towards the eaft fide; where we are encamped, are prodigioufly firong-, and can hardly be apprrached on account of the narrownefs of the (pace between the Lake and the lea, and thenature of the ground; towards the *et!, the works are not fo bong, but however i the difficulties in approaching them are alfo nu merous; the corps there is completely in the De fart. the communication with us (by whom they Yon* be fupplied with every thing,) is tedious, and the boats employed hare a molt revere duty to per form ; General Coors has, however, been fo for tunate as to find water ; on the whole I cannot fatter in) felf that Alexandria will be in our pof ftflion in a (bort time, unlefs fome event takes I.ltiee, - of which we are not a? prefent aware. The remforcements from England, Minorca, and Mal ta. are all arrived, except the atlth regiment from the latter place ; they are very fine troops, and in a perfea Rate of health, order, and difcipline. ANBILRALTY-OVVICR, NOVEMBER 14. Ccro, of a Letter from the Right Honourable Lord ii:rtr to. Admiral of the Moe. &c. to EVAN NSPIAN, EN. dAttd }AVVROVANT, Bay of Aboukir, Svtember z. am. SIR—I have the honour and fatisfaCtion of at - l i n:tinting you, for the information of the Lords Commiffoners of the Admiralty, that the ' important objea of this ex edition is fully ac• ?z , mplifh2d ; a capitulation of which a copy is incloled) has been this day igned, providing for ll. , : delivery to the Allies, to-morrow, of the ene iny'sentrenched camp on the ea(ern fide of Alex andria, and the Fort Triangulaire, and other im- Portant ports on the wellern fide; and for that of t:e town itfelf, the public effeett, and the fhip iag in the harbour, at the expiration of ten days, or fooner if the enemy's troops can be fooner em tvirkeel ; as loon as I can obtain returns of the r' T; and effees they fhall he tranfmitted to you. 1:!-.., merchant vzff:ls are very numerous, and one c.c! Venetian fhip of the line, with the French fri 14Z,:b Egyptienne, Jnttice, and Regeneree, and •, -- ' :orv•rtes, are kr.own to be in the port. — r irrclihips will not fail to have obfcrved - !"i m 7 Comer details, the meritorious conilud • ; t.! off.tlrs and men who have been from time - : — C employed on the various duties which the • ! - : - kil'on of the army and a co-operation with "- 1 has reitiiied. Though opportunities for . ...int cxe:ti,r. have been few fine the Bth of ~. 1 4 -1, 1r. , . 1.1.:c for participating in it has bee; Unremitted, But the nature of tins expedition has demanded from molt of the officeri and fea men of the Net, and particUlarly from thofe of the troop flips, bomb veffels, and tranfports, the enduraue of labour, fatigue, and privation far be yrrti what I have witnelled before, and which I verily believe to have exceeded all former exam ple ; and it has, been encountered and formounted with *degree of refdlutinn and perfevera nee which merits my higheft praife, arid gives both officers and men a juft claim to the protenion of their Lordfhtps, and the approbation of their country. The number of officers to whom I owc this tribute of approbation, does not admit of my mentioning them by name, but moll of the Captains of tle troop (hips have been employed iu the fuperintend once of theft duties, and I have had repeated and urgent offers of voluntary fervice from all. The ,agents for tranfports have condoned thernfelves with laudable diligence and alivity in the fervice of the feveral departments to which they arc at tached, and difplayed the greateft exertion and ability in overcoming the numerous difficulties with which they had to contend. The Captains and Commanders of the (hips appointed for guard ing the port, have executed that tedious and anxi ous duty with diligence and fuccefs : during my abfence from the fquadron the blockade has been condoned much to my fatisfanion by Rear-Ad miral Sir R. BicxERTONI ; and jullice requires me to mention, that when I was with the fquadron Captain WILSON of the Teusrywas unwearied in his attention to the direiflion of all the duties in this Bay. The CAPITAN PACHA has uniformly manitelled the molt anxious defire of contributing, by every means in his power, to the promotion of the fervice. Having been generally on fhore with his troops, the (hips have been fubmitted, by his orders, to my direetion, and the officers have paid the molt refpeiflful attention to the inflrunions they have received from me. Captain Sir Sy o- NEY SMITH, who has ferved with fuel) diftinguillt ed reputation in this "Country, having applieci to be the bearer of the difpatches announcing the ex pulfion of the enemy, I have complied with his requeft; and I beg to refer their Lordlhips to that aaive and intelligent officer for any particular in formation relative to this or other parts of the country, on which he has had oppoitungies of making renaarks. (Signed) n r t i H. Copy of anotheir Letter from the Hight Honourable Lord K c ITU, Admiral of the Blue, ate. to EVAN NE r r AN, If+ dated on board his „bilajefty's drip FOrDRUVANT, Bay of Aboukir, loth September, t!lo!. . _ _ SIR—You will be pleafed to acquaint their Lord (hips that the CAPITAN PACHA and I have agreed on the enclofed diflribution of the ref els o± war found in the enemy's poffeffion in Alexandria, of which I trull their Lordthips will approve. (Signed) His HighnefstLcCA►lrAN PacilaantlLoril KEITH have agreed to receive the enemy's Chips as under, viz. CAPITAN PACItA. T ORD KFI , Caufe - - 64 L'Envicime . so 'office - - 4C; it, gei . teti - .. No. 1. Venetian 26 No. 2. Venethn - 24 The Turkifh Corvettes to be given to the Ca- PITAN PACH A ; but to be previontly valued. (Signed) kEITFT. COpy e( antler letter front Admiral Lord Kr Er it, K. B. to EVAN NEIMAN, Efq. dated FOUDItO TA ItT at fca, Sept. z 9. Sir—l have the honour and fatisflietion of tranf: mining to you, for the information of the Lords Commuffioners of the Admiralty, a copy of a let ter received by me from Rear-Admiral Sir Jolla WARREN, inclofing one from Captain H.II.STFD, of his Majetly's fhip the PHOENIX, repdrting the captute of one of the enemy's frigates. (Signed) KEIT:I. RENO*N, NiabOtt, My Lord—l have enclofed to your Lordfhip the copy of a letter I received from Capt. 11AL. sran, of his Majefly's fhip Paola's . , giving me an account of the capture of la Carrere French fri gate, by Captain GOWER, in his Majeftv's (hip la POMONE, on the 3d inft, with a lift of th killed and wounded in the latter fhip. Captain GOWER. (peaks very highly of the c0n,111.1 of the officers and crew of la Posmas ; and I beg leare to re commend toyour confideration Lieutenant LLOYD, firft of that,thip, as a very deferving (+ker. (Signed) JOHN SORLASE WARREN. I _ _ - Pzoictin, off Elba. AUf 3. Sir—l beg leave to inform you, that at Ka Pail two P. M. a frigate and feveral fmall vcllcls were feen to the fcuthward of the Piombino pillage, fleecing for Port Longone. The fquadron under my command went in chafe of them inuncrliatel, and I have great pleafure in acquainting ,•ou, that at ten minutes pall eight, after feveral thot being tired from bow and Item chacers, Capt. COWER of the Pow:me, in a very gallant and officer-like manner, tan alongfide the frigate, and after ten minutes refinance, the furrendered the is la Car rere French frigate, from Port Hercule, with am munition for Longone, mounting twenty-fix tl. pounders, with two fpare ports on her main deck, and melee brafs eights, and two brafs thirty-fix pound carronades on her quarter-deck and fore caale, and 356 men. She is a very fine frigate, fi years old, and jun completely fitted at Toulon. The (mall vac's with her had ordnance ftores, &c. &c. for the fame place, and I am fearful two or three have got in. Captain Gowt (peaks in great praila of Mr. LLOYD, the Firft Lieutenant of the POMoNE, and alto of all the reit of his oIE. cers and Chip's company. The PHOINix not being able to get nearer than random (hot, did not fire. Captain BALLARD in the NAIL, when it was doubtful at which point the wind would fir, very jndicioully kept between the enemy and Port Lon gone, fhould he hare attempted to enter it. lam lorry to add a lift of two killed and four wound ed on board the Pomona, one of the former Mr. THOMAS Coot, Boatfwain, and one of the latter Lieutenant CHARLES Doom as, of the Marines, who Las loft a leg. I have not yet received the coma account of the lots of the enemy. (Signed) t.. W. HALSTI , D. P. S. Since writing the above I am fore to add that Lieutenant Douctas has died of his wounds. A Lift et Killed sad Wesanded as Beard hid MAW. Ldp Is Psis() vs c. is' &Won with the Fiod► frigate Is Cam" ad Elba, Augua 4. sibs. Xtt- vs-1 r.mtni% Co ske, P"ttfw;itt. Sanirel ~ tuart er-maftor. Woos • r s—Ciurles - Wog] beUt .Or Air ineg, fAte dead. (2 , ,L, able fe. Nan, dead. jol r th own, j9!.11 Co;.y nl a..tiler from At!!^iral lord KrITN, K. B. &c to 4%. L 4 dated on hoard his Nttje!y. Ibip r:.:tlottornr:r, Vali..e,o.stobr, have the honour of tranrmitting, for their Lordfhips' infoirnition, a copy of a letter, ss ith its inclofure, received I y me from Rear-Admiral Sir JOHN 1.308 LASS WARP CH, conveying the fittisfac tory intelligence of his M lato Ihip CESS having been r.xovererlfrom the polfedion of the enemy, and their own frigate la Bravoure ik ftroyed by the ai!liye exertions of Captains lla L STED, COCKDUP ?4, and Gime k, 01 Inc Majelly's !hips the PHESENIY. la MINERVE, 'Mid la POMON E. (Signed) Kl. ITN. RI-vows: -it Sea, 8 -pt. 8. My LORD—I have much foisfaaion in cominii• nicating to you Captain HA Lvr: D's letter of the ad intl. informing me of the capture of his Majel ty's late fhip the Success, and the dellralion la Bravoure frigate of 46 gulls, being the whole of the enemy's tquadron employed in the attack of Porto-Ferrajo in the Illand of Elba. I feel much indebted to Captain HALSTED, who com manded his Majelly's frigates I had Rationed for the defence of Elba, and alfo to Captains COCK sUR N and Cowr it, for their zeal and good condua as well as every Officer and man in the fipladron, and troll that the merit they have exhibited on this oecafion will entitle them to your Lordlhip's approbation and favour. (Signed) J. EOM LASS WARREK. PHOENIX. off Vada, tuar Leglmtv, L. SIR—I beg leave to acquaint you, that while at anchor off Piombino for the purpofe of preventing tupplies being fent by the enemy from that place to Port Longone, at half-pall fix A. M. hie Majet ty's flip MINERVE, vll,ich had iiiined aid parted from me the day be ..re, was fern in the N. W. handing towards the Poioo mix. firing steins, and with the fignal flying for an enemy. I immedi ately made the POMONE fignal to chace that way, the having joined me two days before, and gut the Nosh ix under fail, upon 'which the MIN F RYE bore up, and made all fail to the Northward, the lk:stom E and PHOENIX followins!. About nine o'clock we law two frigates to tie Northward, fleeting to wards Leghorn, apparently French, and between ten and eleven we obferved that the nearefi to US had run aground on the amid off Vada, and upon the approach of the fpiadron, and a flint being fired towards her from the MI N E RUE i7l pl'Eng, (he (truck her colours without firing a gun, and was taken poffeirion of by the Pothom E. It was addi. tional pleafure when 1 found her to he his Majefly's late (hip Sucer ss commanded by Monacur BRt -IEI. 'IIIC MINERVE being the hcadmoa (hip went Oak ill purfitit of the other, which was endea vouring to get to Leghorn, but fortunately the Wind hating to the Northward, enahled the Ml oes s to get well tip with the er my before he could accomplith his views ; and afrer mining flays, and attempting to wear, 4,,t tbore tinder the Lantegnaro battery to the Southward of Leg horn, where her ma!Lfi.on went be the hoard, and the (hip totally 1011, has ing !truck her cel'uns verb out making any reedlance. Elie proves to have been la Bravoure French ft igate of 4.6 gins, cern manded by Monfiebr I)nm:ire's, carry rug twenty eight twelve-pounders on her main deck, v. ith two hundred and eivlity three men, the Captain and fe veral of his Officers being made Filoners by the MINFRVE'S boats. Captain Cot otal/RS informs me, that in confequence of the furl runnieg :a;.;11, night coming on, and the enemy on Ilion: f:r::g upon etc 'hip and boats, he w.l prevented making a greater number of the clew prifoncis ; and would have burnt her, had it not been a certainty that many of the enemy mull have petithed in the flames. Captain COCKBURN finaks in the hand iluneft manner of Mr. Kitty his fish Lieutenant, as well as of the reft of his officers and (hip's cam rany nit this necafion. I feel much indebted to Captains COCKBURN and Gow CR for their zeal and activity, as the taking and defirnying thele two (hips completes the demolition of the fquadren of French frigates (in lefs than a month) which had been employed in the Blockade of Porto Ferrajc. beg alfo to mention that by the exertions of Lieutenant THOMPSON of the Phnom' x, and the men employed under him belonging to the diffe rent !hips, the Svccoss has been got off without receiving any material injury. The anxiety (hewn by all ranks on board the Phor six to get ep with the enemy can be better imagined than I can de. fcrilic. The above frigates left Leghorn Mole in the evening of the 31 It tilt. with orders frrm Ge nerl WATRAIN to attack the Prime' n, intelligence of which I had received about a week before. (Signed) L. AC. HALETED. Cory of another Letter it ,m Adm!r:sl tors: Kr. r H, K. B. &I:. to EVAN Nr.s PEA /41, Li'. dated oil !ward his 114.,jcIts 's drip FOUPAOYANT, %%lett,. aet.. ) ba S. . . SIK-1 have the p'icaCure of acquainting yon, for the information of their Lot - 4114,, that his Ma jelly's late (loop the BuLa. DOG Iti's been recovered from the enemy by the gallant exertions of Capt. Lord WILL lANI SrCAaz, of Inc Niajetly's thip CRAM r ION; 1 enclofe a copy of 1 Letter from Cap tain Roc; ELS, of the MLICCUR tr, conveying the in telligence of tllat event to me. (Signed) sr mt. MaKCII7.I, Gulphof:Tattn.o,Sqt. t 7. _ _ _ MY LORD-1 - laving received inft,rma:ion that his Majelly's late hoop the BOLL Doc: had Gild from Ancona, on the asth Auguil, with lowa' Trabacolos for Egypt or Tarento, laden with cannon, powder, that, &c. I went immediately in purfuit of them with the MERCURY and AM ?tort ; and on the morning of the tsth, jun enter ing the Gulf of Tarento, we bad the Ilitisfa,ftion to difcover the St. DOROTHEA in chace of the above-mentioned veffels, but at a very great diC tance to windward, and it was impolifible to get near enough to keep fight cf them after &ilk : however we continued beating to windward aq night, and at day-light the CHAMPION made tl.e fignal for feting them to leeward, (-lore in with Gallipoli : but the was unable to Freveiit their an :boring under the guns of the garrison ; this was however no cheek to the gallantry of Lord Wit .l•ol STUART, who perk... Ted in a vets' dittia• guifhed manner, notwithitaniing the hie f o the • batteries and the text Doc, until he got Llt,le under her item, Pnd then gave her fo warm a return, that in a few minutes Ilre hauled down pier colours, and the ceflc being cut, was loon without reach of the batteries. There ...:ere four Trabacolns and a Tartan with the BULL Doc, all of which had ev.;:rf-•d ~lo;e to the se alts of the garrifon, except oric TrabAcolo, which was alfe well in and chtfcmf.d by the h:ittettet ; but the MERCURY was enabled to g,.t to near as to drop a boat and bring her off without mifchief; (he is laden with bralS mortars, field pieces, Sm. and was dellined for Tarenro. Lord WILLIAM STu. ART reports one man iiiled on hoard the CHAM. r Lori, and feveral (hot in die malts and hull, chiefly from the. batteries. (Signed) THOMAS ROUE K.% now:tmG-srpirty, Nov. 14. A cilfpatell, of %%hidk the following is an ex tra,g, ha.; t?etin received at the office of the Rh - -ht lion. Lord I!,,:,acr, enc of his Majesty's Princi pal Secretaries of State, from General the Hon. 11. E. Fox, comma:l,l4l7, his Majefty's troops in the Mediterranean, dated Malta, 7th of Oeleber. 1 have the honour to riiclofe to your Lordfhip a letter I have received from Lieut.-Col. Auks y, commanding the tronps in Britilb pay, in the ifand of Elba. P.irto Fa - raki, Sermber i 6, aos. Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that fence my 'aft difpatch, we could obferve the enemy bufily employed in (lrengthcning their works and batteries round this place, and especially towards the church of the Annunciata, and Englifh Fort. where we found they had thrown up fome addi tional works, and !milked all the embrafures, by filling them with fat - eines. Sir Jolor Wairay.suar rived here on the 12th inflant, and from all the in telligence I had received, I thought, with the affifl ance of the marines of the fleet, and a party of feamcn, an attack from the garrifon might be at tended with tined efTefts ; that we might at lead de!lroy the bringing their Mice into the field, be able to al. certain how far the aceetrats we had received of their numbers were to be depended on. The Ad rikiral acceded to my rcprdentation, and on the /mining of the 1411. infant, with ere concurrence of the Gcvernor, a little before day-light, a land ing was made by two feparate divifions, amount ing in the whole to about roue) men, including Tufcans, peaftnts, pioneers, iS:c. at the fame time that a referve was left in the garrifon under the com:rn.nd of Lieutenant Colonel 1)2 Brave, to make a fertie from the gate, if found prraicatile, and to cooperate with the main body, in kiting the works in front of the Falcone.—The landings were made with fixed's, and the batteries mend the bay were dellroyr d. but finding our force not Cuffeient to complete the whole butinels, we re. :mbarked our treeps with comparatively little inf.', hawing deftroyed the batteries of Punta Pina, the Grottoes, and (;iovanni, with a great .: uantiry ,f powder and mule up ammunition, and bringing dr into the garCern one hiindred and city barrels of girt-pow:kr : we alfo brought off neap us 53 pritoncri, incla ling three captains and two fulvd- Letns. I feel myii.lt relish indebted to the c hips of 1m rind amliran en far their fupport and a:Ltlanee, and was much plc d to f e e t h e aeadi n e.e, of I le ! nits twos ii- der Caf•tain Ile \VINT! a ; Capta:n KNOIBLF R •'f that carp:, alio had' the COMITIAT7:I of the divitien fent :igaintt Punta Pina, freaks very handte,rncly of the detachment of DE BUSY'S Corps v. ho aaed with him on this <sedition. I be. leave fixther to exprds my gratitude to Captain Wald, of his Majefly's Chip Rf•inwit, for his eat attention in tae at tangement far the landing, and his aCtivity in te-embarking thie troops, when a g ood deal preiTed by the en e my. . I b.tv(it!l.: LUqugr to be, ecc. (Signed) (;L( F. Ant EY: Lieut.-Colonel. I cannot dole thine:fel without fubmitting t• 1 your Excellency the vc: y meritorious conduit ant ulicomnion /eal and attention of Mefris. Ge v and Li rytnatr, in preparing ani provid:.:g every thing ne:etrary for the operatkni ,J* th e Return of the aunded, stud in the enemy's hatteri on the Ifianci of Elba, on the z 4th ust:. , s.ir, :4 wour.ded, tr miffing. Tufc.in Cne-, , ;--i 2 kii!n..!. 9 wounded, 4 miffilig. . . _ . • c;22l—r ; kills i, s 3 wnuncicd, 28 I have not yet got the raura of feamen an..l marine,. Captain Loi:c:, cf the VINCECO brig, was un fortunately tr..)rt.tlly wounded, and died the next day Lent:rant of the marines, wound ed and priiimer. (Signed) GFOar:F to eY, Lieutenant Colonel. The lionour4:, (: ncr.i i ox, MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-caner, Novrmara 14. • - - of Dragoon (.Lards—John Malows, Gent. tols• Veterinary r.urvern, vier Coates, who rehtos. 411 r Regiment of Dragoons—Lord Edward Somerfet to be Cor net, without porthole, viz.: Verelft, who renew's. Bth Regiment of Li g ht Dr.. o ons--Qyartet-Mafter Alerardcr, bison to be Corixt, w:iheut Ft:rebate; Cornet Aler.ardct Divot' to be Adjutanr, •lee S,ul, who refitors. 9th Ditto—Cornet Henry ISawron to be Lieutenant, by pm-- char, ButterBC.d , who r.rt:ri.4. t ith Dito--11.1eutentrt the Honourable Richard Xing, from the t^th loot. to Le 'cotenant, without purchafe. 13th Ditto-11,.; Rotert E•ons to be AlL:Lurt•:"..::- peon. rice who refigns. toth Ditto--Arthony Cra'. Efq. late Crptain in the Rezirtent to be Psymsilcr, Y r Aultoek , whn n figns. isth Ditto—James Jones, Gent. to be C9met. try rarchafe, Viet Waring, removed to the oath Light thaircms. Bth Regirecnt of Foot—James S. I yeth, Gent. to be Enfign, by porthole. vice Buck, promotid. 9th Ditto--N . l.4°r Randolph Ni:reintr to he Lieutenant-Colo. . . net, by purchtf.:. vice S....nthetnan, who mire,. 14t 1 / 4 Thrrngt i.l; e, from the B;th Foot.to be Enlign. by purct.ale, Y. , . l orit , , who retim David King F.,..vcctt, tka: to b. ,by /archaic, vice Stewast, prnr . ote..l._ . _ nitto—.Ennr Richard Cry-bran to to Lietltasart, by rtst. chair. vie.. 5....0.km, v. bo rrt ; John Ga:t, Gan. to Oo Lt.r,ow, sift Lb7!o—Ca;tiir:-L".u...-int Fto).-rt W-nn to tn c a pt,:n L mr.• . !i^:l3 Wail Downing to is (train, wi!ii Jut I.,otterarit Fintri Patt:foei to be C..pi . . _ _ _ To be 1 Ittt L:C111C133[3.• w ir! par haf"--Setnrd I.levritent Archi`a.akl Mae Ph!,•l. •.e : DowT : ir,; 1, ev.mart Ar.1.0a11.1 Ma:r, Th.o rAt,,r,,,, ; °ad Lieutenant Clarks . 1 . Fyn:. 31.1 Dero--Will'arnle. Fig to be Tarniftrr. rim Gore, r dims. 3;t:, Pew. Gcrit. to be Lako, b rarchare, pr0m0...4. (Two ow% market, enl t per qua - ter :97.. to 355. ) Wry . . G. mn:- cot)rl ; anc !izn nd ar ik, have 1. are b0u;...., as are aifu cheapct--- generally to rucles of oa r quarter. 5. 53& DAV ' NOV. from thz R. kart. P I. 4. d . d 4 8 IS I nm the Retu—: iBOl, is 464.41;. MARKII - $ ; rr clu r. :r. to 58in i to 44% oi r Q t larter. to to (Os. od. r Qsnyt-r. tc s:: 1 1 , 1 . 11 1111:: I - ..i I. , i . ~„ , 1 1 ! . i