Star. — London, England, 1805-11-20 00:00:00

. . • r" , TIM LA T E E .1% /MIL VICTORIES. \ i Alr . lIVTELLIONCE. • , The corporitton or eboutnarapton have prevented COURT OF KING'S BENCH. NOV. ro. the friedoni cf that city to the Right Hon. Lord , THE KM WM. HODGE:. BARH•SI, Firft Lord of the Admiralty, and Admiral. - Mr. Serjeant VaucHai applied for a criminal in: Coeetacwoon ; to the former as a mark of refpett , { formation againft this gentleman ' who is a Magic: for his &Mel and judicious arrangement of his Ma. trade of the county of Nottingham. Tire Court would jefty's navalforces ; and, to the Utter, in honour of be, aware, that an Aft of Parliament was paired in the his late brilliant ind important victory . re:gn of Geo. I. vihich prohibited the granting of The Provo ft and Senior Fellows of Trinity Collete, licences for public houfes, excepting between the ift Dublin, have propofed to the Students a premium of and nth of September. Mr. Hodges and Mr. Neville, ten guineas for the best compofition in Latin iferfe, another Magiftrate, attended on the )6th of that and ten guineas for the belt compofition in Englifh month for the purpofe, and numerbus applications vcrfe, net the lamentea death of the heroic Lord were then made. The fubfequent day, A perfon of INTat.surt. the name of Raine applied to Mr. Neville, and told At a meeting of the inhabitants of the oven of Li- him, that he occupied a honfe in a neighbouring iil verpool, held in the Town-hall, on Friday lag, tt was lags, in which a place of public felon was vett m xefolve.d that a naval monument to the memory of much wanted ; and that if Mr. Neville would agree to Rive him a licence, Mr. Hodges would have no Lord Isitt.soN, be defied in the centre of the area of objettion. To this Mr. Neville affented. It after the New Exchange Buildings ;and that the memo wards appeared, that Raine was on terms of the Table words of Lord NELSON, in Lis latt orders to his conquering countrymen, be infcribed on fuch remelt intimacy with the Defendant, and that in !lead of a public hoofs being required in the village monument, " . t.nzlatul expeas that every man will do his t duty." A fum, amounting to upwards of socol. has to which he belonged, two eltablifhments of that nature alread exd. A days ads r. been already fubfaibed, and is every boor increafing. Neville was ca y lled ilte upon by few Mr. Hodg fterwar M es to fulfil his Yefterday a Meeting was held at the Town Hall, e ngag eme nt,when having beeh made acquainted in the Borough of Southwark, purfuant to the order Rw , w h itn ,i ine sd e cept ion , ih when, h e Mr. Hodges that he of the High Baili ff , iffued in confequence of a Requi.had fuch an impofi t ou b it a per ton w h o p ract iced . . ition from fev.aal of the molt repettable inhabitants non was unfit to be trolled with a licence. Mr. in the Diftrid, in order that they might agree upon Hodges replied, that it was of very little confequence an humble Addrefs to his Majelty, congratulating to him whether Mr. Neville acceded or not; he him hilt on the molt extraordinary fuccefs with which Pelf was invefted with the power of giving two votes, PROVIDENCE has been pleafed to blefs his Islajelly's and therefore that gentleman's confect would not be arms to the late Naval Engagements. required ; but that he (Mr. Hodges) would annul In confet i nence of the unavoidable abfence of the all the licences granted in the county. Mr. Neville Pigh Bailiff, and the indifpolition of his Deputy, perfifting in his refulial, - Mr. Hodges procured the PETER BROADLEY, Efq. was;by the unanimous voi..e licence to be fubfcribed by Lord Galway, againft of the Meeting, called to the Chair. whom the Learned Counfel was likewife inttruded to He opened the Winer% by Rating in a few words, move—but drinking that the Noble Lord might not what was the object of the inhabitants of the Borough, hr acquainted with the circumilances of the cafe, he being then al ambled together in Common Hall, and had omitted his name in the application to the Court. concluded with requeliing that Come Gentleman pie- Lord Ei.t.awaorrotroit—' , I think the cafe which fent would peewee an Addrefs. is brought before us, requires explanation." Major Soave, at the fame time that he lamented in ANDERSON W. THE ROYAL ['CHANCE INSURANCE the deepeft terms of regret the lois of a moil invaluable comma , . BMA Hero, who was not only an ornament to his Mr. CLAW faid, that in this cafe there had been profeffion, but the gteatcft honour and proteCtion to A Special Verdid. It was on an action brought for his country, whole very name WAS in itfelf a hog, ex- the total loft of a cargo of corn from Waterford to redid the fenfe of gratitude which he in common Liverpool. The quellion for the confederation of the with every other Briton felt. for the fervices which Court was, if the Plaintiff were entitled to recover had been rendered to the country by the late Lord for a totallois ; or if the Plaintiff could only re- Nelfon. He then declared, that on a queition of cover a part of fuch lots ? The veffel ftruck upon a inch national importance as the prefenr, he had mek near Waterford, and funk on the 213th of Janu thought it the duty of the Loyal Borough of Sotrth- ary, and the time from that period to the sad of Fe wark with humility to Addrefs the Throne ; he had ; bruary, was employed in endeavours to fave the confiquently endeavoured to draw up fuch an Ad cargo. deers as he hoped would meet with the approbation Mr. PARK, on the contrary, laid, that the fhip of the Meeting. was Branded on the agth of January, and, until the The Addrefs having been read from the Chair, sad of February, no notice of the abandonment had Come objections were made to different parts of it by been tranfmitted to the Underwriters; he therefore Colonel ALCOCK, who fubrnitted a fecond Addrefs to contended that judgment fhould go for the Defen the Meeting. The chief difference between the two dams.—The Court, however, confidering that there was, that the latter contained famething more of a might be Tome queftion for a Jury, altho 3 at prefent religious fentiment than the former ; that it declared the Defendants were entitled to the judgment the the Victory of Lord Nelfon to be without a parallel Conrt mi g ht, on a future occa fi on, be induced to in the annals of hiftor y ; and laltly, that it included grant a new trial—at prefent. therefore, their Lord the Victory of Sir Rickard Strachan, off Festal, (hips gave judgment Ay for the Defendants. Which was not mentioned in the former Addrefs. The greater part of the morning was occupied by Major Soave obferved that, with reipett to the the cafe of Ward on the demife of Smith an Danvers , refpeding the conftrudion of two claufes in the fiattne afferiion that the vittory was unparalleled in our hif of Frauds, in which the judgment of the Court was tcry, he mull refer gentlemen to the exploits sr hick were performed by Admiral Blake in the time of P a P °ned ' Oliver Cromwell. In the words of the Earl of Cla rendon, ', Ire was the &It roan that declined the old wick, and made it manifell that a knowledge of the faience could be obtained in leis time than was till then imagined. /it was the firft man who brought our feamen to contemn caflles on fhore, and infufed into their minds that proportion of courage which made them fee by experience what mighty deeds they could atchieve when they were refolved to perform them, and taught them how to fight in fire as well as upon water." On the zoth of April, 1657, he put into Santa Cruz, in the Wand of Teneeiffe, where the Spa miards were formed in a erefeent at the entrance of the harbour. and defended by Ihrong batteries on bore. He boldly attacked, defeated, and burned the nohole of the jut down to the water's edge. with the lois of only 48 men killed, and rzo wounded, in the Britiffi fleet. This total deftruition of a fleet fo power fully ftrengthened by land batteries, was aid to have fo alto:sailed and terrified the; Spaniards, that after this they never thought rhtmfelves &cure, either by northers or by fortifications. As to that part of the Addrefs which noticed the victory of Sir Richard Strachan, he was of opinion that it had better be omitted, becaufe by the coupling of an inferior ob jet with one of vallly fopetior magnitude in the fame Addrefs, they would, although unintentionally, appear as if they thought them both of equal conic quence. After fomt other' obrervations from different quar ters of the Meeting, three Gentlemen were appointed to withdraw, and form a third Addrefs out of the former two, fo as to endeavour, if poffible, to meet the wilhes of the Meeting in general. The words l' nnparalleled in the annals of hillory" were altered by the infertion of the word ', modern" Lefore " hittory," but Sir R. Strachan's victory was Rill included, with only lome difference in the mode Or expreffing it, fo as to place Lord Vitiount Nelfon's in a more pre-eminently confpicuous point of view. Still further emendations were made in the word ily,' of various parts of the Addrefs. At length a gentleman, whore game we could not learn, °bier vcd that the proceedings of this day's meeting would have a tendency tr bring the literary talents of the Gentlemen of the Borough into difre putt —as it might be laid, that no one man was capa ble of drawing up an Addrefs, but that they were under the necdfity of clubbing their abilities to effect their purpoie. He thought it would appear as if the Addrefs was made op of (heeds and patches, like a Harlequin's jacket. He therefore propofed an ad journment, in order that any fiogle perfon who thought fit fro to do might have time to form fuch an Addrefs as would, with fume little alteration at leak be agreed to by the Meeting. The queftion, however, was put on the amended Addrefs. and carried unanimoufly. The Gentlemen who figned the requifition, Colonels ALcocx and GAITSKILL" and two or three other Gentlemen, were ordered to wait upon his MAJL477 -Aiih the fame. As Islccting lima adjoarustl. .. PLANTAMORE O. SWAILDOTF. In this carafe (for which vide our report of Friday, Dec. t 4, 184), the Court gave the Counfel on each fide time to confider, whether it would not be expe dient to turn the cafe into a Special Verdi& COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, NOV ,y. ARREARS OP RECORDS._ _ Mr. Serjeant &may applied to the Court, as on behalf of the Deputy of the Culler Brevium office, praying they would take into confederation the met: iive delay expel ienced in the Regiary of Fines at the Chirographer's Office. He Rated, that they were now many years in arrear ; and in order to remedy the defea as fpeedily as potfible, he fuggefted the propriety of increafing the number of Clerks in that office, there being now only five, whole whole time was occupied in tranfaißing the current bufinefs of the office. Sir Jews/ MAIISIIE4O expreffed his regret that a reprefentation, which had been already fo frequently before the Court, fbould Rill remain unremedied ; and, after fotne enquiry from the proper officers, di rated that four additional Clerks thould be employed on the eflablifirment, whole time thould be entirely directed to getting up the arrears ; two to be paid by the Cultos Brevium, and two by the Chirographer. ?ARSONS V. BOVILL. This was an application to the Court, on the ground of a policy of infurance, by Mr. Serjeant BEST, for A rule to thew caufe why the Defendant, who was the Underwriter, ()lonia not pay to the ln• furee, the amount of his infurance upon the (hip Accemplithed Qlraker, loft en her voyage from Dron theim to London, with her cargo of tar. A trial in this caufe was had laR term in this Court, with a verdiet for the Plaintiff ; but the money, through time caufe. was withheld.—Rule panted. LUDLOW V. SIR JAMES COCKBURN. Mr. Serjeant BEST moved for a Rule to Stew cattle why the proceedings agninft the Defendant in this cattle Mould not be fet afide ' with cods. The Plain • tilt had brought his original aftion for a film of 201. alledged to be due to him for pods fold and deliver• ed to the Defendant, for which, without any appli cation or notice of his purpofe, he arrefled the .1;.1- fendant ; who, not having given any order for a part of the goods charged, amounting to 41 t Es. did, by the advice of his Attorney, pay into Court 151. Bs. being all the money he fairly owed. Thi. fum was taken out of Court by the Plaintiff, who then com menced a he% aiftion agairitt him f.r with cogs. —Rule granted. SCOTT AND CO. V. THOR:4I*(IN. Mr. Setjeant LENS moved to fet afide the verdict obtained in this cattle, awarding to the Pla:atifF a fum of 40001. being the principal and compound in terefl of an original fum of 25c01. the payment of which the Defendant had guaranteed. The circtuntiances of the cafe were, that in the year 1792, William Blaine, to whom Scott and Co. were bankers, had agreed to lend his brother Thomas upon the guarantee et chc DcfcaCant • Thornton, lbs. the purport °fixing laid out in if.e im prniement of certain lands in America, the Profits nailing from which, slier thc acetsmtdation bf ten thoufant) pounds, were to be appropriated to the re payment of the xygol. with the compound intereft ; but Thomas Blaine becoming, a bankrupt before that fum wis accumulated, this alio,' was brought to re. cover the fum guaranteed, with the compound inte reft thereon. Mi. Lass' objeCtion to the verdict was, that the non payment of the principal funs at a much earlier period, was not owing to any default of the Defendant, who was ready to pay it, but to the ne glea of the Plaintiff, in not applying for it. He thought it, therefore, extremely hard, that the De fendant should not only be crippled to the lofs of the original fum, through the bankruptcy of Thomas Blaine, whore furety he had become to his brother, ' through mere friendfirip, but alto he rendered liable to the enormous accumulation of compound intereft. He hoped, therefore, the Court would either fet afide the verdiEt, or order fuck deduCtion from the tom awarded, as fhould feem jolt and reafonable. Mr. Serjeant SNEPHIED objeCted, that the verdia was an extremely fair one, though given in oppofi. tion to the tefiimony of Thomas Blaine, the Bank rupt, who was brought forward on the trial to fwear that the debt had been fettled, and no ground left for action; although his letters to his brother pro duced in Court acknowledged the very contrary. l'he Jury. veil properly, refilled their credence to the tellimony of a man thus contradicting himfelf, and found for the Plaintiff. He therefore hoped the Court would make no ded u aion from the fum awarded. Sir JAMS MANSFIELD allowed, the cafe was ra ther a hard one upon the Defendant. He did not at this moment well know how to decide precifely, whether the whole of the compound intereft ought to be paid, though he was aware, that, in mercantile tranfaetions, compound intereft was ufually allowed on fums of money veiled in this way. He thought . the matter fkould be referred by the parties to the adjutiment of the Prothonotary ; but, in the mean , time, ordered, that the Defendant (hook) direaly pay 30001. of the fum awarded by the verdia, leaving the remainder to be fettled by the Prothonotary. .•° • ' • fou, from the di Ouelfaltßailatioo, to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Smith, who archangel ; Aiegancite at, affitrt, Gent. tube Enfign. without purthate. vke M Dougatl. pollinated. . 45th Ditto-_Lieutenant Mules Hufoo to be Captain of a Cora. Patty, by porthole, vice.,,,oneinghant, who retinal. To be Lleuienantowithoot purcbee, Enfigns Jenks Leek, vice Byg.ave, - promuted ; Richard Betio.; James Naito:, vice Huron, premed. To be Enfigns-Benjamin White, Gent. vice Lillie ; James Wal lington, Gea:. vice Burke. , 47th Onto-liettenent Archibald Campbell to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Stephens, appointed to tie, 4th l- oval Veteran Battalion ; F.nfign John Doyle to be Lieu: tenant, without purchafe, Wee Illiffett, fuperfoled ; Ereisn James Magrath to be I icuteront, 'lice Campbell. Tube Enfigns-Stephen Matters lent: rice Lit-yle ; Jena Hut. chinfon, Gent. vice Marath ; Willie' tit Cairns, Gem, by pur chafe, vice Wolfe, promoted. . loth Ditto-Enegn John Wilton to be I.leutenant, without Fur chafe ; James Chapman, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Wilfon. 52d Ditto-Enfign Henry Dawfuo to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Jaekfun Who retires. 33d Ditto - Ch ula George Conftabk, Gent. to be Enfign, with out purchate,vice Henville, deferted 55th Ditto-Lieutenant RandaU William Pvt Donald, from the , Royal African Corps, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Gordon, promoted in the 34th Foot. 56th Ditto-William Galwegs, Gem. to be Enlist', without pur chafe, vice Crowe, promoted in the 87th Font. 59th Ditto-Captain George H. Duckworth, from the 7th Film, to be Captain of a Company, without pitcher', vice aVillinns, appointed to the ad Garrifon Battalion. . Goth Ditto--Licutenant J.Franchini to be Adjutant, vice *effort. who refigns the Adjutantey. trod Ditto-Enfign William Browne to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Campbell, promoted in the 79th Foot. --- Chapman, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Browne. 63d Ditto, —Gafkill, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice M.- Glelhan, who retires. 66th Ditto -Lieutenant Wiffiam Beard, from the 35th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Stubbs, ape pointed to the 6t ft Foot. . 68th Ditto-Lientenant Benjamin Achmuty to be Captain of a Company, rice Tracie, deceated. Enfign Henry Arclidall to he Lieutenant, vice Achnuoy. 69th Ditto-dleutceant John Auftin, from half pay of the 85th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Redmond, who exchanges. _ Lieurenaut john CarraU, front half ;ray of the Bth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Kennedy, who exchanges. . loth Ditto-Thomas Whlte, Gent to be Enfign, without pu:- chafe, trice Newton, who raps. 78th Ditto-ohnfign Archibald Chriltie to be Lieutenant, without . purchafe, vice Feller, who retires. Btit Ditto--1 'cuter ant Robert Hunt, from the 4th Foot, to bo Lieutenant vice Belches, who exchanges. 82d Ditto-Enfign Junes O'Connor Barry to be Litutenant,with out purchafe; Surgeou W. V.'. Frafer, from half pay of the Lite ' 13th Garrifon L'attalicn, to he Surgeon, vice el Catlin, who exchanges ; /oho .Oufeley Kearney, Gent. to be Enligo, vice . Barry. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 87th Dino--Enfign Edward Fitzgerald, from the td Weft Indie WAR OFt iCF, any. 19. Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe; Enfign Wa nd Regiment of Life Guards--CaptOin Henry Lavery. from the Hato Crowe, (rota the 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without the 98th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Caliand, who pure/tate. ezehanges. 9111 Ditto-Hotpital Mate - To be Lieutenants by purchafe, Surgeon. Cornet and Sub-Lientenant Charle's Jackfon. vise Predtor, pro- 9sth Ditto--Lieutenant Michael Hewan, from the 3d Oarrifuh • meted in the 82d Foot; Corr et and Sub-Lieutenant Edward Battalion, to be Firit Lieutenant, without purchafe. . Pyndar Lygon. vice Tee-o'er, who retires; Cornet and Sub- Enfign Ralph Sunbury, from the 34th foot, to be Brit Lieute . - Lieutenant D. Pauncefort Duncan , vice Nori, promoted in the nant, without purch afe. i 18th Foot; Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Henry Farrington, vice 96th Ditto--.9amuel Taverner, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur- Choo . l, who retire*. chafe, vice Rooklo, promoted in the 3 tft Foot. To be Cornets and Sub-Lieutenants, 99th Dittorhomas dadlicr, Efq. to be Paynialter. . Richard Earle Welby. Gent. vice Lygoo ; Lieutenant John Cob- New oeuth Wales Corpt•-•Henry Craufe, Gent. to be EnSge, den, from the 18th Light Dragoons, vice Barrington. without purchafe, vice An !erten, who reigns., Royal Regiment of Horfe GuardsooCaptain Robert C. Hill to be ad Weft !ndia Regiment-Jobe Power, Gett. to he .Enfign, with- Major, by purchafe, vice Miller, who retires; Lieutenant Wil- out purchafe, vice Fitzger a ld, promoted in die 87th Foot. Ham Walton Abney to be Captain of a l'raop, vice NM; Cor- lit Garrifun hattalion--Captain --.-- Smith, from the end net R. William Clayton to he Lieutenant, vice Abney. Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Thornton, who goo sth Regimen of Dragoon Guards-abiofpltal Mate William Har- changes. rifon to be Affiftanotiorgeon, eke Knipe, promoted in tie 95th 3d Ditto-Jeremiah Mara, Gent. to be Enfigmviee Moore, pos. Foot. moted in the atttlt Foot ; Thomas Budd, Gent. to be Enfign,vice 7th Ditto-john Lovewell, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchattorke Duff, promoted in the 31ft Foot. Lord Arbuthnot, promoted iu the 2:AI . laaht Dragoon.' Bth Royal Veteran Battalion-Captain James luny, from the 3d Regiment of Dragoonto-Lieutenant James Guboins, trotr. the 28th Foot, to be Captaiu of a Compaq. Sods Foot, to be Lieutenant, without jorchato BREVET. 4th Ditto-Cornet Beauchamp Colchaugh to be Licutenant,with- Captain John Robcrtfon, of iho 53d Foot, to be hlajor in the out purchafe. Army. 6th Ditto--Coreet Walarn Fredcrick liadden to be Lieutenant, STAFF. withoot purchafe. Randolph Mom Routh, gent. to he an Affiftant Conuoiffary of 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Cornet Arta or Annelle, to be Stores Wordier's, and Forage to the Forces. Lieutemmt, by purchafe, vice Furbes, promoted in the 4tll MEMORA NDUM. Foot. 14th Ditto-Brevet Major Thomas Smith to be hlajor, without The undermentioned Officers are tuperfeded, viz. C.ol . 2lftr_ eam Foot Guar an Sir John Croatian, Bart. purchafe, eke Talbot, promoted; Lieutenant Peter Keogh to 9 t h Foot-Enfign John Fords. I be Captain of a Troop, vice Smith; Cornet Menotti-able Henry tsth Ditto--Lieuttoant William ! ennon. Neville to be Lieutenant, vice Keogh. 89th Ditto-Eufigu George P. Pere lath Dittco-Cornet John Marcus Clements to be Lieutenant, without porthole. , ERRATUM in the Gazette of the nth intim*. Sjd Ditto-Lieutenant William Henry Meyrick, from the t6th ; 1 Itli Light Dragoons. Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenuto, without purchafe, vice Allen, For .--....... P leer Gent. to be Cornet, withoot purchafe, vice promoted fo the B a th Foot. A Wood, deacaied, IR Regiment of Foot Guards. Read 7obor Timm°, Proby. Gent. cobs Cornet, vilthout prelate. To be Enfigns, without purchatc, vice A. Wood, decoded. 4tofter Cunliffe, and Joreph Mewitt Evans, Gents. and Hugh E. Commiffifin in the 4th Battalion of Ayrfhire Vnlur. , Hunter, Gent. vice Jones, fuperfeded. tecr Infantry, figned by Abe Lord Lieutenant of 1 Coldilream Regiment of Fax Guards-Affiltant-Surgeon Charles Coombe to he Battalion Surgeon, vice Burnell, promoted; William Whimper, Gent to be Afliftant-Surgeorovice Coombe. the County of Ayr. John Millar, Gent . to be Surgeon. ad Regime= of Foot-Lieutenant Cheeks Ramus Forreft to be PARTNERSIiIPS DIS;OLVED. Captain of *Company, vice Jolmfon,fuperfeded; Enfign Colin John Dowding and Charles Dowdiiig, of Worcefter, Lop met- Rowena to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Still, ap- chants. June 18 - 5. pcirood in the 53d Foot ; Enfi3n William juxon to be 'acute- Ge or g e and Samuel BlUndell, Bethnal Green,lint manufatftureri , i rant. vice Forfeit. November 1303:5. To be Enfign-Thomas Shcidrake, Cent. by pnrchafe, vice Fur- Richard Fort, Thomas Hargreaves, Adam Dugdale, and John reit, promoted in the t 7th hoot; James Fitzgerald, Gent. by Wright, Oaktnibew and Oak, Lancefhire, calico printers. Novem purchate, vice Parke, promoted ; Mathew Latham, Gent vice bet 1, iSos. Rovrand ; Preife O'Lotinell, Gent. vice Joao°. Richard oiffon, William Wood, William Hodgfon and William 4th Ditto-Lieutenam John Polities, front the 81ft Feet, to be Machell, Leeds, merchants. July 27, 1 4 105. Lieutenant, vice limo. who exchanges. James Phillips and If= Tunic, of Carnaby-market, butchers 7th Dittn--Licurtnant James Singer, From the 56th Foot, to he March 3t, tBo+ Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Duckworth, ap- BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. pointed to the 59th Font. Nov. ao. Henry Hutchings, late of Blackfriara Road, Surrey, 1 Bth Ditto-aEnfign Edward Browne to be Lieutenant, without tallow chandler, at ten, at Guildhall. l purckate, viac Taylor, fuperkded; Anthony RicOards, Geot. BANKRUPTS. ' -I to be Enfign, vice Browne. Stanley Marfhall Filer, of Grevefend, Kent, linen draper, dealer : 9th Ditto-Lientenant Daniel Orchard to be Captain of a OM' and Chapman, to furrender November 26, 3,, and Dec. 31, at I Fany, without purchafe, vice Cathoon, promote/1 in the 4oth eleven, at Guildhall, London, Anemia, Mars. Vandercom I Foot. and Comp. Buffi-lane, Cannon [trete toth Ditto-Lieutenant George J. Henan, front the Royal Staff :Stanley Bullock. late of Manchefter, but now of Tyldelley, Lan- Corps, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe; Fran- catlike, c Oleo-prima., dealer and chapman, N0v.25, Ike. 5, and cis Soekett, Gentoo be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Clayton, ap• 31, at ckeen, at the Dot; Tavern, in lacanfgate, Manchefter - pointed to the Royal Regiment of Horfe Guarde. Attortics, hlaffrs. Foulkes and Higfon, Manchefter; or Mars. 14th Ditto-.Enfign Knollis to he Lieutenant, without pur- Foulkes and Longdill, Gray's lon, London. chafe, vice Rice, who retires ; Charles Van Beetle, Gent. LO be John Pierce, of Lower Thamexoftrect, parifh of St. Mere at Hill, Enfign, by purchak, rice Knollis. London, fifiuuonger and falefinan, denier and chapnian, Nov. , 15th Ditto--Enfign Lawrence Goodall to be Lieutenant, without 23, December 3, and 3t, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. purchafe. vice Higgins, who retires. &Ds, Clement's.lane, loimbard-iireet. London. eta Ditto--Litutcnaut John Hon, from the 3d Carrifon Eat- Thomas White, of Broadttairs, ilk of Tbanet, Kent. (bip.builtier, talion, to be Lieutenant, without porthole. dealer and chapmaa, November 26, at eleven, Dec. 2 and 3t. 28th Ditto--Lieutenant Thomas Wilfon to be Captain of a Coen- • at ten, at Guildhall. Attormes, Meffrs. Delman' and Greens, pang, without purchafe, vice Jarvel'appoiuted to the Bth Royal King's Arms-yard, Colenran-ftreet, London. Veteran Battalion. Jacob Watfon, et Elmo-part& of Bury, Lancathire, cotton-tpinner. , To be Lieutenants, without purchafe, manufaaurer, (kola and chapman, Nnv. 25, 26, and Dec. 3r. Eaten Alexander Robertfon, from the 36th Foot; Enfign Rich- at one, at the Dog Tattoo in Manchefter. AttUTDICS, MCII. 11%1 MOW, from the 34 Garriton Battalion; Evfign °write Balltted and Aitifwerth, Mane:after ;ur Mara. M.lne 2.1 Parker, from these:lt Foot. Parry, Old Jewry, London. • 3 lit Regiment of Pont. Edward Saul, of Liderpord, merchant, dealer and cbapman, De To be Lieutenants, without purchafe, t 6, 17, and ot, at twelve, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, i. Enfigns James Duff, and Samuel Hawkins, from the 34 Gunton Bold-ftreet, Li ;cram I. Attondes, Mr. Archibald Keighticy 1 Battalion ; Hap Duncan Rankin, from the 96th Foot. in F.chool lane, Liverpool; er P: eras Macduugall and Huntcr, .. 3ad Ditto-Enfign George Eaton to be Lieutenaut, by purchafe, Li0c01..%-lan, London. . vice Wood, promoted. John Maier, now or late - ,f Sheffield, Yorkfhire, rope-rcalter, ft.- x • ' 34th Ditto, eo--a Strave.mzie, Gene to be Enfign, without put- dreffer, dealer and chaprieni, Dec. it,t a, and 3t. at ten, at the, chafe, vice Buttbury, promoted in the 95th Foot. a n ot o W . ln• oop Di ar c t li nc en r:, Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attars:lea, Mr. Bin, Hatton Ganiket; 36th Ditto-•Enfign Edward Weber brans to be Lieutenant , with • I.oodon ;or rein Rodgers Shaffold out purchak, vkeO'Shoughnefly, promoted in the Royal African William hiara l fo n, late of Ificworth, Mleidlefex, merchuit, deakt Corps; Fong' Thomas Blackwell to be Ileutenant, withcao and chaprnan, Nov 21, at twelve, Nov. 29, at ten, arta Dee. 3 o porchafe, vke Campbell, promoted ° : Etfigu and Ailment John at eleven, at Guildhall. Attern ai ies, Men. ohephard aid Adhog- Povah to have the oink of Lieutenant. . lington, Bedford-row, Loutiot. To be Enfigns, Without purchafe, Th omas Smith, of FlPollrect, Red Llonlquare, Middicfer, plait- Robert Noble CMS, Gent. vice Evans ; Walter Ewart , Gent. wet and builder , dealer and chap.nen, Noy. 23, 40, and Dec. vice Blackwell; William Carthew, Genr.Ca Rcbartfon, pro- 31, at twelve , at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Took's_ moted in the 28th Foot. court, Corfitor niece 37th Ditto--Lieutenant T. Fent.= to be Captain of a Company, William Dkkenton the elder,Thomakso,droodan ba . n . without purchafe, vice Han, promoted. fon t he p ur g er, of the Peultry, .04 .42d Ditto--Captain Robert Macom to be Major, by purchafe , i deals:resod chalenen, Nov. at, at nit*C.Gte ' . to aud gt,at :waive. vice-Gratit, Who retires; Captain Rebel tit r.:'..rat:ter Tho tip. at Guildhall. Attorney, M:. A.darno Uhl Jewry. trom the LONDON Gia h TIE, Noventkr 19. Chambers to be ALlitaot