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From tlx LONDON GAZETTE, April ix. taurAßi , PROSIOTION4 Ointraltelt-Oleirrce. APRIL If. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Certain Lieutenant Thomas C.harktan to be Captain, eke Koehler, deccafed. Dated December 3t. r See. Wird. Lieutenant Henry Marib to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Mahlon. Dated u above. See. ml Licutemost Stephen Kirby to be FtrB lieutenant, vice Mirth. Dated u above. Gentleman Cadet Thomas Steno/ix to be Second Lieutenant. vier G. Henderron, appointral to the Royal knee, era. Dat, February 23, ISM. Gentle man Cadet Henry Boyne+ to be Second lieutenant, vice J. W. Tapp, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Thomas 0. Brown t. b: Freoed Lieutenant, vie, R Borne, prom atcd. Dated R 3 7 , 10VC. Gentleman Cadet Duncan Grant to be Second Lieutenant, vice C. 'Tyler. promoted. Dated as :limy.% Reverend Joan Menet. to be Chaplain,viee Cliandby,refigned. Dated March :Bor. Gentleman Cadet Henry F. Elliot: to be Second Lieutenant, vire J. Hammett, promoted. Dated March 30, sSoI. Gentleman Cadet James Comm to be Second Lieutenant, vice W. H. Ramfey, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet John Pritchard to be Second Lieutenant, vice C. Wilkinfon, promoted. Dated as above. Cattleman Cadet James D. Robiafon to be Second Lieutenant, vice C.Dourias, promoted. Dated as above. Corps of Royal Engineers. CapeldruLieutenant William Fenwick to be Captain,viee Smart, whotretires. Dated February it, ISo r. Ph* Lieutenant Elias Durnford to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Fenwick. Dated as above. Oteund lieutenant George Dylan to be Firlt Lieutenant, vice Durnford. Dated as above. WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 2t. • lit Regiment of Dragoon Guards—rrancis Aitken, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Mootalembert, promoted in the 311 t Foot. zd Ditto--Captain J. T. Parnell Bettetwortii,. from the 54th Foot, to be Captain-Lieutenant,vice Dodgin, who exchanges. j.l Ditto--Joreph Whitehoufc, Gcnt. to be Vetb-inar y Surgeon, vice Watt, who refigns. aft Regiment of Dragoono--Quartcr.lfailer Nathaniel Ecker (lcy to be Adjutant, vice Humphreys, promoted in the lath Light Dreaoons. id Ditto--Brcvet-Major Robert Balfour to be Major, by par- ' chafe, vice Gillon, who retires ; Lieutenant James Poole to be Captain, vice Balfour; Cornet the Honourable Charles Murray to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Conk, who retires ; Cornet Richard Sullen to be Lieutenant, by purehafe, vice Poole. Bth Regiment of Light Dngooss—Licutenynt George Story to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Mathews, who retires; Cornet I. Leonard Kilharn Willard to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Filewood, promoted in the 23d Light Dragoons • Cor net William bicker to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Storey; Wigs John Williams, from the 6ift Foot, to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Locker • John Staig , Efq. to he Paw:idler, vice Ma;well,deceafixe lath Ditto—Fofign Edward Dinvfon, front the 68th Foot, to be Cornet, vice Jones, who exchanges. 23th Ditto—Cornet Charles Norris to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Scully, who retires; De Ville O'Keefe ' Gent. to be Cornet by purchafe. vice William White , promoted. 68th Ditt0••••LielltC171111t Fdmund Relic Seggis, from the 56th Font, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Allen, promoted. 25th Ditto—John Waring, Gent. late a Lieutenant in the An dent Brio Feneibles, to be Cornet, without purchafe, o ice Paterfon, pet-footed; John Williamfon Wood, Gan. to Le Cornet. without purchafe, vice Maclean, promoted. s7th Dltvo--lieutenant Thomas Sun,,, Cornet from the 11th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant ;. John Sleigh, Gent. (C m ixt is the 11:e Mld Lothian Fencible Cavalry,) to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Clarke promoted; Tritton, Gent. to be Cornet, withost purchafe, vice Dean, promoted. A Troop of Dragoons to terve in the Ifland of Minorca. Lieutenant Crau, from the Minorca Reziment, to be Captain-Lieutenant. aft Battalion of the lit Re jnicnt of Foot—Lieutenant John Flyn to be Coptain-Li‘utenant, by purchafe, vice Spencer, who retires. ad It.:;itnent of Foot—Enfign Malcolm Turner, from the ,oth Foot, to be Earlgn, by purehafe, vice Rutter, promoted. oth Ditto-4010nel Benjamin Pith, from the half-pay of the late spit Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Hodgfon, who etchanges ; Joint Colwdl, Efq. late Quarter-Matter, to be Pay-Mafttv of the td Battalion, vice Tootle, &ceded. stb Ditto--Licutenant Thomas Chriltie, from the 7th Foot, to b e caveat'. by purchafe, vice Jones, who retires; Duperon Baby, Gent. to be Lnfign, by purehafe, vice Ellice, promoted in the 4g& Foot. 4th Dino—Quarter-Mafter William Clarke to be Adjutant, vice Iletternont, who refigns • Serjeant Holloway, from the tit root Guard.. qt.tarter-Mafter, vice Clarke. stb Ditto—Lieutenant Trar.cts Battetlby to be Captain, by par/hare, vice Smyth, promoted in the sad Foot 9th Ditto—Hofpital-Mate John Murton to be Militant-Sur. govt, vice Burnley, who is fsperfoded. t tf Dlttn—Henry Cardwell, Gent to be Ease, by purehafe, vice Ridgeway, removed to the a&h Light Dragoons. s7th Ditto—Lieutenant John Steele to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Keating, promoted in the s6th Foot ; Enfign Charles Laton, from the both Foot, to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Tyndale, removed to the a 7th Light Dragoons. Ditto--Thomas Pemberton, Gent. to be Enßgn, by pur chafe, vice Robfon, promoted. loth ditto.—Td be Entignv, Charles de Haviland, Gent. with out purchafe, vice Croban, prommvl in the ad Battalion Royals—Pleilips Newton, Gent. without purchafe vice Promwieb, promoted.—Hugh Leeks , Gent. by pu rchafe, vie.: Pierer, promoted. oath ditto—Hofpital f e nb er it e a e , to be Affiftant Mirecon. aith Dian—.l,kutenalvt William Wiggins to be Captain, by p re l u d e , vi ce Boyev, who retires ; Duncan Caambe.l, late a Captain in the Reg:ment, to be Paymafter. oath Int to..—Hofpitni Mate Boggle to be Affifiarit-Sur- reOn• 3:10 MAE Dcw:r to be Allitant-Snr geon, vice Prfee, proenotA. Cienr.g.lentenlotecolond Lyde Browne, from the 35th n ot, to b e y A ri tobent-Colunel, vice Pardon, appointed to else B.edfAidre Venable& nee. Tliteco—Lientennnt•Colonel ' , rands John Wilder, from the B au f,ta n . peacihha. to be lieutenant-Colonel, vitt Bivalent. appointed to the 31a Foot. 444 Ditto—Pair 'William Win:field to be I.lemenant, F v pa -.bs : , T ice &awn, promoted ; Liligenant Sainph.a 4 iith Font, to be ticutcn oft, vice hburt, ap onir.ted to the invalid% .3 1 11 Regiment of Foot—William Bort, t :ent. to be Enfign, by nmehaft„ vier Waffles, promoted; John W.llolire. big. late tiLMensm and Adjutant of the Regiment. Dube Pay:naitcr, vine Pianiv-ey. who retro'. Tfitto.—Poona CAMllbelt. Galt to be Enfir, by per , • ehrfe, vier :Vahan, promoted. 40th nittn—Char!:* CM' vra roftiry, Cent. to be Fong'. .by porehaie, vire Metope. who mire,. mij o -I,k3tement /Spencer Smith. from the Mait re, et the Sill 700*, to be Lioitenant, vice C.0r..11, Who eC. efan;rea. ant. Dkto..-Enlign P. a Bona to b: Lieutenant, by pureltafe Strrtrh. lobo retires treb Tiitto—Holpied Mor Cooper to be Alltlant•gur- ?rt. 1. Dire—C:tptain-l.irattor-ot Fiero/ Ridcwond to he Cap tam n. a f* .nroey ire Fißter, vain h on Half-Pay t rtrft:-.41. !Wm hf•Coombr tot* Copfai:l-13.0eiltaitt. vie: -4•eeneti .Woliga It.:,ert F. M. angwoc, tram the eerfh :n Sic Laititee.:t.c. rice :11•CoreSe. •Fil r:fi:•—ef.r.s.ta •trrt Froliforil, from as sift Light Dra. arrr.. to im Cyr: tw, Vi Parker, wlm rtc!talif. #441 nit'. .41ironio-l.finifer Dodd Doikcin. front the sd f•,,ryino float 'a, eci i. • 0 :1; !ain. vice Itertifivioth, who ez• door+ ; mow,. :•-rocr, t.:11. le be ter. h Pm' Alai, vim Featbetfiatte, promoted ; Matt www R• 01. mond to be Affillant-Surgoo. 57th Ditto... Henry Fowler, Gent. to be liatiget, by purdtafe, vice Reis, promoted. both Ditto—Henry Fifchback, Gent. to Ns Bawl, without purchafe; Enfign Henry Fifchback to be Lieutenant, vice Peameke ' dersafcd; Adjutant Wil:lam Murray to be Env fign,viceFifehback, promoted ; hefign Lewis Baby to be Lieutenant, by rurchafe, vice Aldred, promoted. 63th Ditto—Bre‘Lt Colonel George Hcnry Vanfittart, from the Half-Pay of the late 95th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Hopi , :, ..ho exchanges; Cornet Thomas Jones, from the lath Light Dragoons, to be Enfi.p, vice Dation, who exch. , se. 81 ft I lit:,;—Captain-Lieutenant Snow Smith to be Captain, by per, :, .fe, vice Bingham, promoted in the Sad Foot. 13,1 11..to—Enlign Michael Parys, from the 7th Weft-India Regiment, to be linfign, vice Hill, deoralkei, 85th Ditto--Brect Lieutenant. Colonel Gordon Skelly, from the Scotch Brigade, to be Major, vice jukfm, who ex changes ; Brevet I.ieutenant-Colonel William Roberouftont the half-ply of the late 135th Foot, to be Major. vile Lee, who exchanges ; Lieutenant Carey, from the 624 Fool, to he Captain-Lieutenant, without purChafe. 89th Ditto—Enfign Janes 'Prue Kin; to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Roder, protnnt..d. Scotch Brigade—Brevet Licuwgant.Colonel George jaekfon, from the 85th Foot, to be Major, vjce Skelly, who =km: Royal earrifoo Battalion—Lieutenant Philip Bailey, front the • . . pth Foot, to be Lieutenant. ift Weft ImUa Retiment—Lieuterant Davi.' Fyffe, from tbe 40th Foot, to be Captain, by Patellar; nee Pickering, who retires. Paterfon, Gena to be Entige, •lee Swan, ..- . _ who is feperfed — ed. 6th Ditto—john elm% Efq. (Lieutenant on half-pay of the Std Fout,) to be Paymatter, vice Mackintalt, deccafcJ. Major Artnittopia Lett'—i t ir-tibald Arm!twos, gent. tope Adjutant. .--....-- INVALIDS. Captain John Arid, fromth e 53d Foot, to be Captain of an Independent Company of invalids at Akleniey, vice Corp bell, dectated. Entignjohn Hiflop, from the half-pay of the late gad Foot, to be Enfign in d.ieuttnant-Colonel Fahy's Indepcndant Com pany of loyal:6V Alderney, vice Whasnel, removed to Plymcuth. Enfign Donald Rofs, from the half-pay of the late t 3 atb Font, to be Enlists in Captain Steveuhn's tudri cadent Company of Inv-Aids at Shetland. Enfign Carter,from Lieutenant-Coloncl Campbell's Com pany, to be Lieutenant in Captain L. R. Campbell's Inde pendent Company of Invalids at tduernfey, vice Bullock, ap pointed to the Invalids at Sbeernefs. Serjeant-Major Richard Lowe, to be Pnfign in Lieutenant- Colonel Campbell's Independent Company of Invalids at Guernfey, vice Carter. Licutrikett Jarvis, from Sir James Malcolnt's Company at Sheernefs, to be Lieutenant in Captain Archer's indepen dent Company of Invalids at Chatham, vice Jones, removed to Plymouth. At the Tower of London. Lieutenant Andrew Wambey, front the half pay of the late 89th Fn',t, to be Lieutenant in Lieutenant-Colonel Paterfon's Independent Company of invalids. Lieutenant Robert Bullock, from the Invalids at Guernicy, to be Lieutenant in Carman Sutherland's Independent Company of Invalids. Lieutenant Wiliam Moorhead, from the 59th Foot, to be Lieutenant nn Major V. ett'a Independent Company of In valids. At Plymouth. Captain William Wynne, from the Invalids at Sheernafs, tobe Captain of an Independent Company of Invalids, vice Hurft, . . who excbamr es. Lituienam G, 6rge Yates, from the half pay of the late Royal tiarrifon .tzalion, to be Lieutenant in Lieutcuant•Colonel iadepeudent Corm; Lny of Invalids. &dip Peter %%harmed, from the .invandi at Alderney, to ba Enfizn in Captain Campbell ' s Independent Company of In valids, vice Hui ft, promoted. afign John Milliquet,from the half-pay of the lase ilia Foot, to be Kalil in Lieutenant-Colonel Dimas s Independent Company of Invalids, vice MI, promoted. Enfign John B!ovham, from the Invalids at Sheer:ads, to be Enfign in Captain Blackball's Independent Company of Im valid'', vice Lcatham &ceded. At Portfrnonth. align John Burke, from Captain Lyrnan's Company, to be Lieutenant in Major Leigh's independent Company of inva lids. q.larter-Maller - Godley, from the ad Dtalmons, to he Lieutenant In Captain Gract's independent Company of In valids. Lieutenant Richard Humphreys, from the gth Foot, to be Lieutenant In Lord I.indore's Independent Company of In vaiids, vice Fleming, appointed to the Invalids in the Tower of London. F.nfigii Jokph Turner, to be Lieutenant in the fail Company. Lieutenant James Striation, from the half-pay of Elford'a Corps, to b.:Lieutenant in Colonel Males Independent Com pany of Invalid.. Quarter-Mathr Drummond, frau the Bth I.ight Dra goon., to be Fnfign In Captain Lyman's Independetit um puny of Invalid., vice Burke. At Sheerncfs. Captain William Knit, from the Invalids at Plymouth. to be Captain of an Independent Company of invalids, vice Wynne, who exchanges. Lieutenant H. Browne, from the ball-pay of the Ire t I sth Foot, to be Lieutenant in Captain Wynac's indepcntl.mt Company of invale , s. . _ Lh etc nant Richard Ruiltton, from the Royal Garrifon Batta lion, to be Lieutenant in Sir James Malcolm 's Independent Company,viee Jarvis, appointed to the Invalids at Chadr.m. Jofeph Lynn, Grana to be Enfignin Captain 'Writ's in& pen drttt Company of Invalids, vice Bioxliam, appointed to the I Invalids at Plymouth. • BREVET. Colonel George Henry Vanfittart, of the 68th Foot, to be Psi gadier-General in tie Leeward Wand, gray Colonel the -I lonorabk John Broderick to be Brigadier-General In the Mstliterranean only. Brevet-Major Charles Holloway, of the Royal Engineers, to be lieutenant-Camel in the Dominions of thc Grand Sclgn lor only, and Major, With permanent Rank in the Army. I'o be Colony's in the Army. Lieutenant-Camel Edward Stephens, of she Royal .%rtißery. Lieutenant-Coload the tioaciarAbk WrilLun Sruwar:. Of the Rd,: Corp. • . ETAPT. Colonel Ikquoro MAIN at the Int+ Foot. to be fleputy -octal to the Faeces loving itt the Ifiand of jaika, vitt. Grtnt deeearcl cTleinelaeotTe .lirey, of The *eh Font, to he De w QL.erter-MAfter-Vetier.d to the 'Troup' (crying In the ILind t Minorca. Ileotesiatit-Cdoncl John Barnet. of the P.oy,il .‘rtillery, to be Deputy B irtuek • %lan er-ec ne rat nt NOV 4 Set,: New Brunf. wick, .end their ettpedilve Dependencies, vice Put ' , Au who wires, Lfetitenaut-Colonel /An Vefey, el the peel Font, to bt Depu ty Bartaak-Mattt-r•Grocral to the Forcukrviag w I.uttA the C.lsadii, vice games._ CIARRISON. Crotair Rll:tt St. George, of the rth Fnot, tn be }urn jr.r of Fort St. George, is the Multi cm Nituorc.l, vies bull, va.o refgrr, HOSPITAL. STAFF. Sargon --- Creels, to he Inft.retre f Field Horpita' 4. im,oloo Robert Griews,. from the stal foot, to be Maze= to tht Fortes, Cc. Cr-{s. ' ASl:tont &err. rt JAR Peke, }torn the oth Fret, to be De prty-Pureczor to eV Feta% C T. Aveitn4 Gist. to bi Depoty-Purveyor to the Foram. ;ice Smit S. To be Barrack-Mall:LI :n Great•Br:tain. iir Imes end bum Dam ir Forbes. Dem ;tot e m Ittbsloti, P. 61. koce Tortittos. Ffs, eke Mutest* refilled. "Le llonoszabk*Colonel s iterttßett of ' Feneible Infantry. captain W, randier, from the late sd Battalion of the Stead ethane Fepeihka, to be Captain, vice Manuel, wtin Enctin Santee! O'Keefe, of the late Limerick Ftnctblea, to be Enfign, vice Shrader, who refigna. Colonel Andrew Hay's Regiment of Fenciblc Infantry. -------- - • - - . . &wet Colonel Ronald C. FeNufon, from tho itB loot, to be Lieutenant- Colonel, vice Wilder, removed to the 3 sth Foot. Newfoundland Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Captato-Licuten.ant Tito Le Liorm to be Captain of a Coat, pony, vice Tremlett, who rasps. Captain Wilton:o,y James Ilurflem. from the NI Battalion Royal Canadiun Volunteers, to be Captain of a Company. vice Bulger, who refisus. Lieutenant AntolneJuchereau, from Ditto. to be Captain-Lieu tenant. vice Lievre. To be Lieutenants..Lieuttnant John Reid, from the pa s. of the North ..ktueriea Provineisl Corps, vies. Skinner, who Archibald Hinchciwood, Gent. vice Humphrey, who refivta. %dip Dowling, Gem. vice Tilley, who !Trip:. Enlign Thomas Dwyer. vice Holier,* hi, religns. To ba Etilignii.-- Weftpliall,Gent. vice Skinner, proinott.d. Walter Daviclfon, Gent. vice Delbricay, promoted. Kenrick, Gent. vice Duggan, who religns. Dwyer, Gent, vice Holier, promoted. Coventry Volunteer Cavalry. - - . • - Lieutenant Thomas thorze Clay, to be Captain, vice Lowey who icllens. • Cornet Jofeph 'Frau:hum, to be Lieutenant, Ace flay. James Harris, Gent. tpbe Cornet, vice Tronghton. licit Devon Regiment pf Volunteer Cavalry. The Right Honourable Major ;ohn Lord Rolle, of the on Cavalry, to be Colcnel. Major Sir Stagurd Henry Northcote, Bart. of the G:voa Caval ry, to be Lieutenant-Colonel: Captain phi) Worth, of the Tiverton Cavalry, to La Major. Samuel White, Gent to be Adjutant. Dorfeithire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. To be Lieutenanta.—Cornets Edward Daily, C. B. Wollaiton, John Barker, and Cbudicigh }linnet, • To be Collor.—Fran cis Annan. Fiayter, Gene vice Calcroft. , Surrey Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Charks Brook, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Beatemont,who rains. Argyllfhire Volunteer Infantry. Alexander Campbell, late a Lieutenant in the Breadalbnne Fcncibles, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ewen Campbell, re moved to the Rtiiment of the Him ,Bideior7Loyal Volunteer Infantry. Firft Lieutenant Lawrence Pridham to be Captain, vice Byer,, decoded. George Stawel, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice liambyn, who refigna Brechin Volunteer Infantry. . . David Dakers, Gent. to be Second Lieuteniut, vice Richard, ticce,ifed. CLules Richard, Gent. to be Q2arter-Maficr, vice Sim, dc reared. • Buckland Volunteer Infantry. Earl Hate, to be Lieutenant, vice Caddy, promoted. Reymondlieldon, GC% to be Enfign, v t ce Hole. • Loyal Edenlide Rangers; Henry Howard, EN. to be Captain. Robert Wat Wick, Got. to be Lieutenant. John 1,044 GM. to be Ditto. ' tit Battalion of the•ad Regiment of Royal Edin gh Volunteers. Engin William 1 . 4#4411 to be Lieutenant, vice Moubray, who reigns. John Moubray, Gewt. to be Adjutant, vice Young, who refigns. Edinburgh Royal Highland Volunteers. Enagn non* Clark to be Lieutenant, vice Midmost; who Alexander Grant, Cent. to be Enfign, vice Clank. Loyal Exeter Independent Volunteers. lan Witcocks,mq. to be arab, vice Wibisms, who TARIM Exmouth VolOnte John Warren, Gent. to be Liepten o set;ln the aft Company, vice Black, promoted. Orlando Lock yer, fen. Gent, to be Lieuttnant In the ai Coma pany, vice Warren, who reigns. Kenton Volunteers. The Right Honous.tble Lord Courteney to be Ihtijr.:, vice Drtne, &ceded. Langport Volunteers. Second Lieutenant John Michell to be nit Lieutenant, vice Mb, who ref.gns. kiehad Pople Caine.,i Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Mk belL (Zikkett, Gent. to be Quarter-Matter, vice Sharrock, who rcl.gos. Loyal Lymington ruzileers. Second Lieutenant Julia King to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Dods, refigned. Second Lieutenant James Brown to be Ft& Lieutenant. Henry Day, Gent. to be Second Ditto, vice King. Parkham Volunteers. Walter Heywood, Gent. tote &limn. tR Perthfhire Volunteer Infantry. William Alhmorc, Cent. to be Second ileutensot, vice John Stewart, who is Cuperfcded. Plymouth-Dock Volunteers. Trevilion Rawk, Efq. to be Captain. Thomas Tripe, Gent. to be Piet Lieutenant. Wiliam MGaire, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. John 1111Doufterville, (km. to ►e Ditto. Somerton Volunteers. William Bridge, gun. Gent. to be Firit Limy-taut, vice Bridge, promoted. • Stoke Voltmteers. William Simpfon. Efq, to be Captain. Taunton Loyal Volunteers. Second Lieutenant Mac Badeock to be Firft Lieutenant, vire Than" who recgns. Robert Utteenterf litallen, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Redcot. Weft Down Volunteers. Second Lientpaant Jahn Cenin to be Mt Linemen, vice who retigna • Mid-Lochiaa Royal Artillery. Second Lieutenant Alexander Litton ktamage to be Flrft the. tens" trleeTtniidand, whd refigns. fterjeanuMlor•Alexander Baden to be Second Lieutenant, • vice Ramage. • I.oyal Warwick Volunteer Infantry. winimm Moody. Efq. to be Captain, vice James, promoted- Ch;;. Birch, Cent. to be Liestenaitt, vice Tcbbtu, who re[ j, . ME MORANDUM. The Appointment of I -Wittman' Aierander Clarke, from the pad Foot, to be Lieutniant in the Ries Corps; as limed ba Ithe Ossetic et the allt Odder lan, has not taken place. :Ile A oflacutenaucCiariltophrx H andiron, frent the teak toot, to be Lieutenant in (.Iptain Smollet Campbell's Independent Cnnaputr of Invalids at Guernfry, vice Walker, &ceded, as ftated In the Gamut ofulte Bth July ilk CU net takes. place, • - • • • Tlairplaaintment of Lieutenant H. Browne, from 'be ball pay cf tbeiate zasth FOC* to be Esdill in Cdrlsb:342: dep.:adept Ce-npany of lavaLds at Sbeeellcfs, a s fia Owtte of the 4th init. has not Matelljtince• the tit Royal Regiment of Tower liamleti Militia, rived by the Deputy Lieute nantc. Dated March 25, aot. • . Lirtentacu. John ()gte to be captain, vies &Ward Bacon, re formed. Bag:. Adam Harvey to be Lieutenant, Mee Ogle, promoted. BANKRUPTCIES TNI.ARGFD. Ihi•y t. 'Mitt Groves, at lavcrpol, maniac:, at tat, at :he tictbc Ta►ern. 1 iverponl. hoe 7. folio Lain. sit btrat'uttl, Etre:, earn-chandler, at .cri, at Guildhall. _ _ _ BANKRUPTS. Janes :err, lee of Quebec-firm, Wm -Road, St. 11Y3, 7- 1444rne, Pater, to farreatice Mar 1,4, and keseea, at, Or em, at Goad/sal!. Attorney, Mr. Taithew, Lower Sty/no t .. ttreet, Portman-fquue. Thomas Farrow, et York, dealer in fpirkuous liquors, kr.' 25,17, and June 1, at ten, at the 'White Hart 'Far% tr, Km,. Iton-upon-Hull. Attornies, Merl. Lyon and Collyer. ford-row, London ; or Mr. Jackfon, Kingllon Thomas Gidden, of Abingdon, Berke, curric and rackets:ls maker, April 30, May 7, and June 2, at two, at the hey Inn or (tsetse, Arms, Abingdon. Anoraks, Mr. Merlus3, Abingdon ; or Me. Blagrave, tialifbury-street, Strand. plea Hodgfon, of the New Road, Saint Gcorges in the Fa, merchant, April 25, May 3, at twelve, and June 2, r Gisildhall. Attorney, Mr. Llverfedge, Pore. ftreet, Londor Richard Samuel Bennett, of Houndfditch, hattrr and Lnivr April 29, May is, and June 2, at ten, at Guildhall AntiAnorm s, Mr. William, Sion College Gardena. Audr‘w Webb, of Great Tower-area, I.ondnn, merel, May 2,9, and J une 2, at ten, at Guildhall. . Meffrs.Noy and ernplar, Mincing-lane. P4II4MM4NTAR r PROC;ZEDINGf. HOUSE OF I.OkU)S, TUESDAY, APRIL :a. ICOICH A PPYA IrTlll HON. MRS. It/MILTON YOU .t . sv AND amour'. WILLIAM rtILLMIT.OIf, MEI Silt ittm“ DAl.llltMrl.t, Or 31011111 2 .410`.} Mr. An • st, as leaaing Conad for the App,:ftants. ‘54.. at conlidemble length. After which their Loral:hips the further hearing of the cafe Oft Thteday. Th e sedition Bill, the Lottery, and the Timber Duty 34.1 were brought up foam the Ccenmons by Mr. Bianco, a, wat one Private Bilt. The faifof Moils Bated, that hr fhould Irtv to folicit the pen-pillion of the Houfo to withdraw the Bill which he had introduced, and which Itwid for a fecond reading that day, for the relief of fohent Debtoq in particular circumitances. At the time he prefented it, it was the literal trinifnipt of a Bill he had former ly brought in. * Since when. liowever he found that a Bill in an improv e d c: amended ftate had been before the lip*, and i: wai with the view of futillituting orie u in a h: ea; degeee fimilar to the latter, that he wilhed to with dtaw that at prefent before their T i qrcif4ips. He was perfedly aware of the more than porfible ;a effeilts of fufforing a meafilre of this kind to remain long pending, but he was wellaffund, that r the prefent occafion, the mai-prances he olivicatili alluded to, did not obtain, and that th,; caufe of humanity would not Puffer by the delay which 0,1 Proceeding he now preffed fir would unavoidably oc,:afion. He took the opportunity to complimeot his Noble Friend upon the %Voolfack, for his legal knowledge, reditude and humanity, and fron t whom, we underfloo:l his Lordfhip to fay, he had derived confiderable affiflance. He concluded with. moving for leave to withdraw the lntiiivent Deb tors Bill, at prefent before the Houle, erhicliwis granted. The Noble' Earl then prefented a Bill which was intituled n A Bill for Belief' of certain Infolvent Debtors, " and which he Paid was, ash: as it went, a lite ral tranfcript of the Atnended Bill he had alluded . • The Bill was then read a firß time, and his Lon:llNp raid he would move for its fecund read ! ing on an early day. The Earl of Sur r ote intimated his intention to moVe - fome 00f - es in the way of amendment tit is Bill then before their Lordthips, and feemed in a general way to 'fluke to its objeiftionable nature ; he wifhed w know if the prefent were tha' proper liege to propofe his amendments? A Peer at the cipkfite fide of the Hotife;' laid " certainly ilot." —On which the Noble Earl declared his determi nation, when a regular opportunity of;er, to peopofe the amendments, The Bills recently brought up from the Com mons ware then read a firll time. • When the Sedition Bill was read, Lord Hoaaar declared his intention to move the tecond reading of the Bill to-morrow; ant flightly•obferved with refbed to the commitment of - the Bill, and intimated his difign to move for the third reading of the fill; on Friday, at Wific:a ttage he wifhed that Noble Lords would proporc fuel amendments ns they may have to offer. - The Earl of Sorra:lie raid a few words with 1110 fped to the propriety of fummoning the Houk ; on which it was obferved that their Lordlhips were already fummoned for that day.'• After difpofing of tome private bufinefs Lordships adjourned 'till to-morrow. *" • - muss or aOmmoNs. The Sacarraar at WAR prei t ented fundry Accounts from the War-Once, which were ordered to he laid on the T.bk. Tile Houfe went into' a Cootnalttce on Taylor's Diyore Bill Counfel was heard, and Vi'itneffes were examined,afut which the Hottfe was Wonted, and the !vatted. Mr. VANSITTAIT brought up the Report of thr COM. mince for preparing an Eftirnne of the Ertieisoe Inc the Pay and Cloathing of the Militia, for dor, which was onlercd to be laid on the Table. The Coal Trade Regulation Bill was ordered to be read fecond time on Toefday next. Colonel °ASCOTS/ mooed for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Journeymen's Combination Bill,—Lave 'ranter'. The Houle went into a Committee on the Bill for preventing the Forgery of Bank Note!, and Bills of Exchange, &c. The LORD ADIIOCATS Of SCOTLAND renewed his obje&ion to that claufe which reftrided any other than the Bank of England, after the 24th of June, from ufing fpiral lines upon paper of a partienla quality. It would, he Paid, be particularly inic rious to the Bank of Aberdeen, and other Bain.% in Scotland, which required eqUalproteflion with the Bank of England. The Arrottarr GrIIRRAL Rated that the °hied of introducing this ciaufe in the Bill, refpetling fpiral lines, was not to impofe any hardfhip on any Country B ank, but that there might be fume form of Paper with the water marks appropriated to . the Bank of 'England, to thew it to be paper e: that defcription which it bore. The provifionc ~t this Bill had been *previoufly communicated to the principal bank at Edinburgh, without any rn . objedidils having been offered by them. lie (toed that the greate* inconvenience :11 , 1 Aber- deen 'Bank coull fuflain by the prohibitory dark . was a loft not exceedint tol. by the formation , new paper, and that this ought not to (land in :).. way ot.L FJ ibtie meafuie, winch involved the rity of the Bank of England. -• • • • M.. JoHNson cbncurred In fentiment will. 4 7 Lord Advocate, and thought that' the intereit the Bank of England Ibotild not be 'confulted expence of 4aing an ad of injullice to Country Banks. Mr. iti. Lumina ivas of the Cane opinion. I : . • • 111 ! ei by fa lb 31 31 41 1' A ol