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. A o k .....--- -AT - - ---, \ • z%-.....?i,.. l ik' ' • 7 .1 - . 1 4 • : .., 1 ~.!,() ) /1 i- • . 0 '...-. PR . , , I t. 14 • N ( ........ Cl• E r •.; ' • • •. • - '4 k . - ."' . , • . 1 A ...... , •61 • nail 44 . , / • -•'.... (" . ../m...: ..." t i 4:0 .4.• • 50 , ~' • . -:•. t - \,41 11 ` 1411 g: : • ,t • , I. Ltiola-* - J ' e C, * . ,~ ; I s t • -S NTIMBER 8218. WEDNESDAY. JULY 7, 1.13. PRICK SIXPENCS-RALPTIC: N Y. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jim se, 1819. frHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. JES7T's ORDNANCE, de hereby give Notice, IF the LADY will return to her home, who cloi;tecl it on a Sunday morning. to join a travelling Family, and, it is feared, with the intention of going abroad, she well relieve the distress of an al/ etionate husband, who will rective her with kindness, and tee his utmost exertion to render her happy ; and should this advertisement fortunately meet the eye of the ratios allnded to, he feels confident that it would awaken her to the re col ection of former affection:, and that she would not persist in a measure that must make him miserable, knowing that it was in her power to make bins hipp:t ; and coal the Ladles who ru gaged her in this manner but witness the wtetchednest it has pro duced and must entail, they surely wsuld not withhold their communication from the party. Inpkeepers and etittrs who might note this would do an act of kindness to bring it to the notice of any party that it might seem to allude te.—London. 25th June, 1815. Cadet Jeffery Prendergast, frosts the Royal Military Carte. vice l'aylor, whose app..iirinrent hat not 100th Ditto—Ensign Jan.. 'l . reveuen, (tom the S7' h Foal; rw be Lieutenant, willioat purchase. and John Rea, . peat. to MS Ens:go, by purchase, wee Cawdol., who re ire». 104th Ditto—Quarter-Mauer William Macdonald to be Adju p tans, with the rank of Ens vice Johhog, praniosed. Ist Ceylon Reginient--:-Captain Boyle U. Lowe to be Major, with..ut purchase. Ist Garrison Baitalion—En.igu Thomas Alloy, from the std Oar. rison Battalion, to be Ensign, site Wa kr, premssied t i the Stith Foot. Th at re,,posals wine received at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or Wore Monday, the 12th day of July next, front such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of LINSEED OIL and TUREENI INE, for Service of this Department, for a perii , d of three years, eleterminatsle at the expiration of one year, at the option of either party. _ Sd Dirto—Bombardier George Mackay, from the with Flattalim of Royal Astillrry, to be Ensign, vale Adcy, appointed to Lbw Ist Garrison fla.talion. AU dated as above. BREVET. Colonel Ceorge A. Armatropg, on If.pay of the late p6th Fool * to be blajor•Getteral in the Arm f. Dated June 4, I Ili 9. Samples of the Articles may he viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, and it is expected that all Tenders do express one Price only for the Oil, wi.ether required in the raw or boiled state. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and ConcVtiens of the Contract, may he known, at the Secretary's Office, in Pall• Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, 'here the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed, 4 ' Proposals for Oil and Turpentine ;" bttt no Proposal can be admitted aft r the sa'd 12th day of July, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the parry making it or an agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CR R IV, Secretary. OFFICE JP ORDNANCE, June 18, tees. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA ORDIVA NC 5, do hereby give Naiep, That Proposals will he received at their Office in Pall-Mall, On or before Friday, the 9th July next, from such persons who may be willing to undertake the Performance of the Carpenters and Joiners Works, for service of the Ordnance in the follow. log Division', viz. PORTSMOUTH, PLYMOUTH, & MEDWAY, - - 'Upon a Contract for Five Years, determinab'e after the expira thm of two years upon six months notice being given by either Party. The Contract to commerce moon as possible afeor the lowest offers can be ascertained. Porsoi s who are disposed to make Tenders are to unders•and, that notwithstanding Provision is made in the Schedule to be delivered fcr a rate of pay for Car penters employed by the day, and also for such Mater als as may be sepposed to be required on the same principle, yet it is intend ed this mode should apply chi ay to - such services as may in some degree he connected with the performance of Works by ad measurement, or in the event of any emergency which may jus tify employini. tl•e Contractor on this fon•ing. It is further to be understood, tin: the Contract is intended to • apply only to new Work, or such other very general Repairs as the Board or the Commanding Royal Engineer may deem expedient to be performed by the Cur tractor Proposals for the p:rforniance of the work in the Portsmouth Division will be received, either for the whole of the Carpenters and Joiners Work which may be required in the Division. or separately for the Work= on the Port'n:euth and Gosport S des. Prated Scbeeiules of the Contract will be delivered to such Persons who may apply for them, at the Office of the Secretary to the Po ird, in Pall-mall, between the- hours of ten and four o'clock ; and also at the Offices of the Commanding Royal Engi neer at Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Chatham. Payment to he made within three months next after the Quarter in wh ch the Certifica.e of the Performance of the Work, or the delivery of the Articles, shall be loeleed in the Office of tie Surveyor General, at the Tower, or in default thereof, an interest after the rate of .C 5 per Cent. per Atir.uni will be allowed. The Proposals are to he delivered at the Office of the Secre tary to the Board, in Pall-mall, sealed up, and endorsed. " Pro. po-als for the Performance of the Carpenters and Joiners' Work, either in the Portsmouth, Plymouth, or Medway Divisions, whichever Division the Parties may tender for ;" and it is to he understood, that no Proposal will be admitted after the said 9th July nee•, at 12 o'Clock at noon of the saute day. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, &Mary. • TRANSPORT OFFICE, July 3, 1813. FrHE COMMISSIONERS fir CONDUCTING .-II- NIS ittAJESTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taiiri Core of SICK aed WOUNDED SE4MLV, and for Me rare ai:J Gately of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby ,give Mike, That they will be ready at this Office, ou Tuesday the 13th of Lily. 1513, to receive sealed Teutlers, and treat with such Per sons as may he willing to contract for VICTUALLING SICK SEAMEN on hoard the Bat:lvier Hosp tal Ship at WOOLWICH, for Six 'Months etrtain, from the nth August next. No Tonier w 6: received after one o'clrq WI the da d of fret a, nor any neiced unless the party, or ern ngentior hi,r, personally aIt:nol. En:h Tinder must be aeeemp..nieJ by a Letter from ttoo Pereons, engaging to berme trend :al.'s the PC-1011 tendering, In Mr Sam of £3OO, for the due pet form:an:elf the Contract. P:;rther particulars maybe known, by applying at this 0 .10 1 • a, or to Me Surgeon of the said Ship. EAST INDIA HOUSE, July n, 181 3: THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY' of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trad:v Or Ilse EAST INDIES, do hcr:Ay That a General Court of the said Company will be htld at their House, In Leatlenhall-street, on Friday next, the 901 in stant, at Eleven &Cluck in the Forenoon, eta take into considera tiln the Bill now pending in the Honourable the House of Com- SIMS for the Renewal of the CONIPANI"s CHAR'I'ER. JAMES COBB, Anift,znt Secretary. MADAME DE STAEL'S NEW WORK. This day were published, in 12.m0. price ss. boards, RLFLECTIONS on SUICIDE. By MADAME de STAEL, Baro:!ess of Holstein. Translated from the French. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater poster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS. This day was published, in royal Svcs. price £l. 49.!4oards, APRACTICAL TREATISE of the LAW of MARRIAGE and nthsr FAMILY SETTLEMENTS. By EDMOND GIBSON AIHERI.EY, Esq. London: Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal -street, Lincoln's Inn. NEW MUSIC. THE BRAZEN BUST, A romantic Melo-Drarna, performed at the Theatre Royal Covent-Gardrn, composed and arranged for the Pianoforte by bi.R.Bishor, price 6s. ['atm-, flies on sportive Wings, sung with the greayst approbation by WI% Phnipps, at Drury-Lane Therro, in the Opera of" Funtalti -I.leau," wn!ntett aad composed by J. Parry, price Is. 61 The following Pieces le,apiai to the most admired Melodies of Mo zart, by J. De Michele, of Doncaster ; The Primrose, price is.; Lead me, Nymph of graceful mien, price Is.; Say, would you use that very power, for two or three voices, price Is. fid.; Ilse fa vourite Duet of Deli Prendi, adapted for one voice, price I'.; Round Lo;e's Elysian Bowers, price I s. 6d. and a favourite Duet, composed for three Voices, price 21. The follow lug Pieces, composed by Sir J. Stevenson, Mug. Doc.—Prepare ye Nymphs, prepare, the much admired Ttio in the Opera of" Psyche,' price V.s. 6d. ; Soft gentle Nymphs, a Trio in the same Opera, pri ce—; I was a wild and wayward they, the Harp Song from the cele brated Poem of " Rokeby," pr. 25.; Allen a Dale, for I voices from tbe same Poem; a: tl the Cypress Wreath, from do. pr.es. likewise, The Reget.t's Park, an admired Rondo, by M. Hoist, pr. is. 6d.—Marcello's celebrated Anthem, 0 LORD our Gover nor, adapted by T. L. Smith, pr. 1. 6tl.—And No. X. of Les Petits Bioux, containing the celebrated Air of The •fhorn, ar ranged as a Rondo, with an introductory Movement, by J.Davy, rice 2s. London: Published by Goulding, D'Alunine, Potter and Co. Nu, Yo, Soho.square; andl.49.7,Wessmortlapd-strest,Untdia. pATR gym FUND. LLorna, !my 5,1813. • THE COMMITTEE of the pATRIo - rm FUND feel it their duty, on the late signal and glorious Success of ?he gallant Army tinder the command of tin. Marquess of WELLINGTON; at vt r . I ORIA, to c. , 11 on all their Country men to enable them to continue the Relief, sb well earned and so highly deserved by the brave men who have fallen, or have been disabled in this noble Conflic.,for themselves,or the Widows, Orphans, and Relations, who depouled on them for support. This Institution since its establishment at the commence ment of the present War, has affor , !ed an honourable and gratcfal assistance or alleviation to 14,645 Cases of Officirs Seamen and private Soldier., their Widows, Orphans, or dependant Relatives : at d. it ending the heroic SuCerers on the recent memorable Victory, it has still a large number of the most meritorious claims on its accustomed assistance. The Coma mittee feel a firm reliance, that through the generous sympathy of all rarks of a discerning People, sens'.ie of the blei.ings of security from the host.le ants of i , s powerful and vindictive Lanny, "the BRITISH SEAMAN and OLI)IER may still ' 4, confidently trust, that those who are dear to hies salute living, " shall, in the event of his f.diing in the sacred cause, find " Friends and Guardians in a grat e ful and generous Country: " and that he who may be dkabled su its detente snail not be " arglected by those whom he has bravely defended." I. Pr WLLSI.ORD, secretary. Suhsceptions received at the Dar of Lloyd's ; and by the respective Bankers. CHELSEA 110, ILAI., Juts' (5, ISIS. THESE are, by Order of the Right Honourable the Lords and Others, Commissioners for managing the Affairs of the Royal Hospital at ChAsea, to Rive Not ce, that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the ‘o'd I lie pit,a, r. siaiog in Lop• don, or within the District of ihc hi Is at Nlonally, are required to appear, per•onally and regimentally, with their Instructions and Ccr ine.ets of Admission, at the Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, on the respective days, and Fi their e.ffrrcnt classes, according to their several rates of pension as undermen tioned, win n attendance will he given from nine . o'clot k in the morning until three in the aftemoint, !Or the payment of half a year's pension in atlvanct, to Christmas next. On SA'lnl/121)AV, the loth of The Pensioner; at 6d. per day, front the different Regiments of Cavalry, Foot Ottardi, iat Rtginient of Foot, with the remain ing Regiments or Corp.. On MONDAY, the I rltli of July, Those at 9d. per day, iIAIII tl.a several ReglriCntill or Corps abovemtlitiont.d. ()n 'IIJESPAY, the 11th of July, Tii,me at 1 per day, from the different Regiments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, with those from the Ist Regiment of Fout to the 50th, niclubive. On WEDNESDAY, the 14th of July,_ . Those at ts. per day, tram the 51st Regiment of Foot, and all the remaining Regiment. or Corps ; al,o the Pensioners .runt any Regiment or Corps at i s. and is. Id. per day. On THURSDAY, t!ie 15th of July, The Pensioners at 1s : la a ... . IA awl is. 31 per day. . t/ . . (Jn FRIDAY, tke 1(011 of July, Those at 13. sid. per day, with, those at the different rates to Is. Cd. per day inclusive. On SATURDAY, the rth of July, Those at U. 91.1. to ?A. t 114. per day, inclusive. dia MONDAY, the 14th ut July, The Pen-loners front the Militia, at sd. ptr tiay, with the Pd. vale Genthinien who receive annidties front the late Ist and 2d Troops of Horse Guards, also those Pensioners Irom the several Itcsiincuts swim have been admitted on account Of blind:lest, %Ocala at I s. per day or upwards, when the liuspital Surg e ons will attend, ft r the rapine of examining all such men, and re port to the next board upon any of then; who may appear to be recovered er improved in their sight, thL payment of wlitzee Pen sion is then to be suspended, till the farther order of the Board. And th it all Out• Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, who live In England beyond the District of the Bills of Nlerta lity, and those in Scotlat;d and Leland, are !lathy ttqtiired and commanded, after the 23th of December next, and atttr every succeeding 25th of lune and 25th of December, until farther or ders, to apply to one of his Nlajesty's Jti,tti.e• of the Pince, in the neighbourhood where they reside, aid make ti.e f. cowing affidavit, the said Magistrate for the County, City, Da rough, cr Rttlieg, before whom the Pensioner appe'..rs, will sign and date, viz. 4C came before me, one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the (osiny of , and made oath that he was adiniatti an Cut-:'etas'initeri of Chelsea Hospital, on the day of 'I 'or is ) trout the 11Lgiment of commanded by ; was tlien :tgv..l about years, served in the are,.- was discharged for , aid that It: is no oilier w iNe. provided for by the Public, but as a l'enaimitr of the said Hospital, at . _ ptr day, txclpt his pay at a ill l'Ae Regiment of Nl.litia t and tiolv lives in the parsh of , in the county of ._ " Sworn Wore me , this day of 1 ." And such of them :. s were adr.titted on account of blindness, arc < rderrd to transmit, with their half yeariy allilavits, a certi ficate as to :be state of their tight, sinned by an Army Surgeon, or other Medical Person, resident in their iteiz%boui hood ; but in s•tch distant parts where a medical certili -ate is impractkable, a certiiict.te from the Minister of the parish to that tact, and to awry ,:n the eontiouanes- of their blindoess, wal be admitted._ he Affidavit. draean according to the above form, sworn he fore, dated and attested,by a Magistrate, is to be put up io a cover, and sent by the General Post, directed :fins " To the Right Honourable the Paymaster Genet al of his Majesty's Land Forces, London." Marking on the cover," Cliel , va Pensioner's Affidavit." 4nd counterparts or duplicates of the said Affida vits are to be reserved by the Out-Pensioners respectively, to be exhibited to such persons as shall bu directed to pay them, toge ther with their Instructions and Certificate, of AdmiAmi, in or der that their claim to the Out-Pensions may be lully verified, and their Ptrsons clearly identified. And to the end that the (,mmissioners for the Affairs of Chelsea Hospital may be satisfied that the Pensiot,crs are the same Persons who have passed their examination, it is hereby farther directed, that such of them who have served in, and have been discharged from any of the Regiments, or independent Companies ut Invalids, or Royal Veteran•Battadons, are not to mention in their Affidavits such Regiment, or Company of Inva• lids, or Royal Veteran Battaliens in which they served last; but the Region tit, 'troop, or Corps of the Army, fount which they were first discharged and recommended, and received at Chelsea Hospital. lhe Pensioner; are particularly to take notice, that the half yearly payments after Christmas ara to he regulated hereatter, as to the place of payment, by the musters at Unlit a, of such only as reside within the Bitis cf Mortality, or the Affidavits sent as above, after the Midsummer preceding, and that the Midsummer payment is in lii.e manner to be regulated by the flusters or AZ davits after the Christmas 1 receding. It is also orders d directed, that no person who shall change the place of his abode given in at his muster, or specified In his Affidav:t aforesaid, anti oho may apply fur his pension (excepting to the Officers of Excise nearest sueh place of abode), shall re ceive the same, aimless it appears, by the ceititicate of respect able persons, that such removal was through unavoidable neces sity, which he or they could nut foresee or prevent; and that if any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt to receive a double payment of the Pension, either at Chelsea or at dig', rent places, be shall be struck °lithe Lists; for the bet ter prevention of which frauds, each Pensioner is required to produce his Instruction Pa per;, at the time of payment. Lastly, it is notified, that none will be entered upon the Pay Lists of the said Hospital, or be entitled to receive any benefit therefrom, who shall not act agreeably to these orders and direc tions; particularly in sending their half-yearly Affidavits to the Paymaster-General as above directed, and to to other Office, which several of the Pensimiers have ef late either neglected to do, or sent them irregularly to other departments. $. AUST . , Secretxty and Registrar. FROM LAS 1' NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS WAIL OFFICE, JULY G. 4th Regiment of Drzgoons—Heury Pratt, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice titnith, pronnued. Dated July I, 1813. 8:h Regttneat of Light Dragoons—Cot net Nathaniel Sneytt to be Lieutenant. without purchase, vice Fortrscue, appointed to the 4th Garrison Battalion, dated June 1813; Cornet C. Allingham to be ditto, dared June 80, ISI 3 ; Cornet H• nry Young to be ditto. dated July 1, 1813; Serjeant-Major Daftly to be Cornet, vice Sniyd , dated Jane 29, !HIS; and Stammers, Gent. to be ditto, vicrAllinghant, dated June 31/, 1812. 9th Ditto—Captain Alexander Campbell, front the 25th Light Dragoons, to he Captain of a . 1 coop, vice Shaw, who ex changes. Dated July 1, :1113. 16th DfitO—M illiant I'cllllll, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Bacon, promoted. Same date. 20th Ditto—Gustavus Lamb it, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Edwards, promoted. Same date. 23d Ditto—Br. vet Major Thome% Gerrard, from half pay of the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a troop, without pur chase, vice Goullauro, appointed '0 the 13th Light Dragoons, dated July 1,1 ; Lieutenant George Frederick l."..nipe, from the lith Light Dragoons, to be ditto, vice Spooner, appointed to the sth Drwiott Go.trds, dated July 2, 1813. 25th Ditto—Captain Thomas Shaw, from the 9th Light Dra goons, to be Captain of a Troup, vice Campbell, who ex. chanees. Dated July 1, 1813. Ist Regirw•nt of Foot Guards--Captain John George Woodford to he Captain of a Company and Licutenant-Colonel, by pur chase, vice Eyre, who retires. Same date. lit Regiment of FOut-I.4,utruant W. L. Brereton to be Captain of a Company, vice C.mran, deceased, da•ed July 1, 1813.; Ensign D. Macleod to be Livuteaant, vice Munro, deceased, dated June 29, 1813; Ensigo awl Adjutant William 111tEtven to hat:: the rank of Lieutenant, dated June 3t., 1813 ; Ensizo Thomas Miller to be Lieutenant, vice Breretn, dated .1 aly 1813- Gen leman-Cadet Nathan A,hut st, ti oils the Roy.l _ • Military College, to he natio, vice Miiler. Simile date. Silo Ditto—Gtntlensaii-Cadet William Clay, from the RoyL.l Mi litary College, to be Enstn, vice Mitchell, superseded, beuz absent. thous leave. Same date. 10th Dittu—Captain James Higgirson to be Major, without pur chase, rice Hamlton, promoted in the tttid Foot; and Cap tain Peter Edward:, from the 4th Ceylon Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Higginson. Same date. 12th DOW—Captain Richard G. Hare, from the 2s I Foot, to be Major,withot.t purchase, v.ce Ashton, placed upon the Re- tired Lia. Same &vv. 13th Ditro—Ensign Meredith to be Lieutenant, without purehaso, vice Blake, Fromored. Same date. =sth Ditto—Brevet Liettienam-Colonel Alezaiider Light to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Scott, d.ceas.•d. Fred to be Major, vice light. Dated July lttts. 27th Ditto—Lientenant, Hugh Mackay to be Captain of a Corn vany, without purchase, vice Sparrow, promuttd. Dated July 1 7 1813. Gait Ditto—lieutenant Robert Stannus to be Captain of a Corn yany, without purehaie, iree Nestor, prunnoted in the 4th tiar tis.ol ba:talion. atticl Jtlp t, iBl 1. t:;tli G. Borer, :runt the 7lst root, to be Ntijor, wiihont ptirch3sc. natvd July 1813. To I'e of purchase—Lieutenant It Ifoffum, ut the I:l'..th Foot, dm id July 1; Lieu:et:am C. Wal• drtni, from the 3th boot, dated July c, Itfl3. To he Ltetitemunt, without purchase—Ensign Thomas Plunkutt, da-etl :;!y I ; Fe.igti R. stuwartls, dated July 2, litl 3. 39th l'urefuy kit e to be Lieu:et:am, without pur cha,e, vice M`Dotinisiiii. who rem. . Dated July 1, 161 S. Ditto—Lizittrmint I homa, Cap, 1 t 4 be Captaat of a Cunt . . . pang, v. idiom pr.rcba , e, v',ce Duky, promt,te. July I, Ist g. 5.2.1 Vitto—Lienret it '. 1). l'ruclatd to be Atjtaa,it, vate S!taw, promoted in the titl We.t•ludia giment. I.)iretl July I, trite. sGth Ditto—Major Henry Sullivan, ft om the r7th Font, to he Licutenant:Colonel, v.ithout porchasa ; Captain P. 1. Stan hope, from the Royal Artill.ty, to be Cupta , n of a Company, via' Aroutt, appomtcd to the Udd loot. Dated lu , y I, Dill 59 h Ditto—Lieutenant George forreNt to be of a COal• tarry, vice Cantrhe!l, dee, asell ; EnOgn Edward Scott to he I.:cotenant, vice Forrest ; Gcnticinau Cadet Gilmour Robin son, front the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Scutt. Dated July I, 1813. 65th Ditto—Ensign Dundas to be Lieutenant, vice Young, deceased. Dit,d July 1, 1813. Ditto—Captain Gr.irfC Cowell to be Nlajoc, vithout pur chase, vice Sulivan, promoted in the 54111 ittei ; Lieutenant R. Betteridge to be Captain of a Company, without putchaec, vice Beitjafisld, vromotetl. Dated J:tly 1, 114111. Ihttii—Ensiy,n Neil Roy to be Lieutotani, without pur chase, vice Colter, promoted. Dated July 1, 1813. 70th Ditto—To be Ensigns, without purchase, Liouterant Sam. White, from .he Asttrini Militia, dated July I ; Ensign Thos. Henry Martin, frum the Atirlingsbire Militia, dated Jul) '2, 18111. 71st Ditto—Er.sin Robert Dalgkish to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Stuart, appointed to the rich Garrison Battalion; Genthmin Cadet John Wyse, from the Royal Military Col lege, to be Ensign, vice Dalgleish. Dated July I, 1813. led Ditto—Brever Lieutenan.sColonol bir Wiliiani Nicholson, Bart. to be LhutenantsCohniel, without putrliase ; Captain Geoige Raitt to be Major, vice Nicholson ; Lieutenant Chas. C. Webb to be Cap:ain of a Company, vice Raitt. Da.ed lu!y 1, Ibl3. 7.11 Ditto—lieurenant John Cooke, from the 20th light Drw goons, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, rite Ciinteron, promoted. 74th Ditto—Captain Gt.o7r. Hillier, from the Royal African Corps, to be Captain of n Compatiy, without puiclisse, vire Shaw, promoted b. the 590, lot. 77th Ditto —Lieuievant John Avilog to he Captai:i of a Corn. patty, without purchase, v.ce Mnlainr, pt DmiArd. 84th 'iota—lion) , Campbell, kkot. to be Losign, vice Lister, deceased 87th Ditto—Lieutenant R. Ryan, from the Kilkenny Militia, to be Ensign, without pt.relinse. 88th 1./ittu—William Adair Macdougall, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Grosser, appointed to the ist )3altalion. 92d Ditto—ao be Captains of Comploies, without purchase-- Brevet Major L. Arnott, troin the 56th Foot, vice Mackay, ap poimed to the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, dated July I, al.tt lieutenant William 13ullie, vice Macpherson, promoted to the _ _ 79th Foot, dated July 2, 1813. To be Ensign, by purchase—John Latham, Gent. vice Mac donald, promoted, dated lily 1, Ist 3. 96th Ditto—Brevet-Major J. bpawforth, from the 30th Foot, to be Major, without purchase, vice Ready, promoted in the• WC:Ara-Wm Battalion, and Lieutenant Josevli Le Gay to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Adams, pro moted, dated July 1,1819. Sloth Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign Thos. M. Anderson, from the 74th Foot, dated June 90, and Ensign Edmond Waller, from the lit Garrison Battalion, dated July 1, 111111.-.44 be Ensign, without eurcissis e GeLlleman ►cosvirAL sTArI Thomas Cooper Everitz, Cent. to be Deputy Punryor to tie Forces. Dated July 1, 1813. John DethicE, Gmt. to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces... Dated June 24, 1818. CARRISON, Ensign Peter Mackay, of tke 11th Royal Veteran Battalion, be Garrison Quarter-Master tf Auk°lt. Dated July 1,11111. The King's German Legion. lst Battalion of Light Infantry--En•ipn John ilendervin, Croft the 7th battalion of the line, to be iinsig.t, vice Ebel', whoa* appointment has nut taken ' , lnc. Dated June 99, 11115. Aleuron't; Regiment. Lieutenant William J. Cam,•hell, iron, the 6th Pao!, to be Cap • tan of a Company, without purenase, vice Dobouttlace, wan resigns. Dated July i 1819. The Duke of York's Greek I.lth. Infantry. Ist Regiment of Foot—Ca;dam Gus.i to be Captain ail Company, with temporary mak, vice Copycat:, appointed to the Scl Regiment. Dated July 1, 1813. 2d Ditto—To be Captains of Companies—Captain Joseph Cup pun, from the Ist Regiment, dated Jut). I ; Captain Constan tine Zieta (with temporary rank), dated July e ; Li. utena.te George Chandler, from the Ist R‘gintent, to bu Adjutant and Lieutenant, dated June 30, 1813. To be Lieutenants, with temporary Rark-I.ieutenait N. 131- (sill, from the Ist RegiMent, dated July 1; Ensign P. A. Sat. vatori, from litto, dated July e 1813. To be Ensigrs—Volunteer Pano Vlaeopula, dated June 30; Vo lunteer Nikiska Tore:deco, dated July 1; Volunteer Demc. trios Rocca, dated July 2, 1813. MEMORANDUM. The appolntmentment o:Hos?ital-Mate Robert Star'-e to be Avistalit-Surgeon to the sit Foot, as stated In the Gazette of tile 26th January last, has not tzAten p!aee. Cornet Meyer, of the 213 Regiment of Dragoooq of the Kin %s German Legiuo, who is stated iu the Gazette of the 13: ult. to have resigned, is rei:istated in his rack. The date of Captain Mcrctr's eonrnission in the I I th Font, is the 21th January 1 813, and not the 14th April 1313, as stated :a the Gazette of the 20th April Cfficen; are superseded, bciag absent without hs..ve : Lieutenant Ormsby, of the 7111 Foot ; awd Captain Jones, of tits' 7'.2d Foot. ERRA I A in the Gat. !tea of the 18th May and 29th June 1813. 4nth Foot. For M. Satirders, Gent. to he Ensign, without purekaie, &c. Real David Morrison Sandrrs, Gent. to be En•tgli, without putchaie, &c. ibl d Fdl f Rola! Newounanences. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ For tniign Alexander Madan, from the stormout Militia or Upper Canada, to he En.len, vice Kerr, decraprol, Read Ens go Alexander Maclean; from the Stormont Militia of Ut ptr Canada, to be, .roc. ERRATIIIM the Extraordinary Gazette of :iaturday, rage 1467. Fer Lientenalt-Culond trooke, ut tl:e Adjutaut•Generat's De- 14 - amen, Reid Lionenant-Culonel Rooke. ADMIRALTY O: DICE, JULY a, lam Copy of a Letter from X ice-Admiral Sir Edward Pdkw, Bart, Commander in CU f iu the Nledgi-rranea.., to J. W. Croker Lsq dated on board the Caleionia, at Port Atlhon, the 28th Mat', Isl 3. Sin—l have the honour to inclose a letter Irons Captain Biace, detailing the particulars' a success ful service performed by the marines of the Berwick, and the baits of that ship and the Eury4lui, which reflects much credit on the officers and men employed therein. I am happy to kat n he has lost bot tine man cn this service.—l have the honour to be, tze. (Signed) Euw. l'eLteste. Berwick, off Cavahcie, May 16, 1819. Sin—l beg leave to acquaint you, that through the judicious management of Captain Napier, the enemy's coasting trade to and front Toulon tithe eastward, WAS, between the 10th and 15th instant, coiiected is Cavalacie Road, to the number of upwar &a of 20 sail : judging that a proper object for attack, I made the no. cessary arrangements to carry the place, but the surf . proved too great for the people to land until am morning of the 16th instant, when the plan was car- , ried into execution by the boats, commanded by Lieut. Sweedland, first of this s hi p, and thz , Royal Marines under Captain Matthews, of that corps.. Allow me to observe on the prompt manner in which ! this's:Tyke was accomplished ; for scarce 20 minutes elapsed train tlicir reaching the 6e.tcli until the batte• i i ries were taken, and a fire opened from them bn the i retreating eitemy. The Fici.cli National zeheck la Fortune, carrying ten long 9-p 'enders and four swi. vela, with a etew of 96 men (as appears by her quarter bill), commanded by Monsieur Lecarney„ i Lieutenant deVaisseau, tried to effect her escape, but the Euryalus pushing close in, cut her off, and the , crew abmitlon:tl her, leaving her at anchor with a , spring on her c.chle, under the fire of the frigate, h rts, and a division of the boats, under Lieutenant White, who boarded her in time to preve: i t h e r f ro n t , blowiag up or sinking, as the enemy had tired a shot through her bottom, and left a ti.,in to th e lam p. zine. We found in the harbour twenty-two ves.els t of different description., which were either taken or destroyed ; those scuttled by the enemy were cleared by the Euryalus, who to..k an anclihrage to protect the working patty, and through the exert.oc of Capt. Napier, the officers and men employed on that seri. vice, every thing was brought away worthy ci: not.ce. Having related my proceeding, perma me to call your attention to the officers and men oho conducted this affair, and if, in your jodgment, any :lair is at t +cited to the transaction, I entreat you to bestow :t I on Captain Napier, the officers, seamen, and marines 1 of both ships, whose united exertions so fully accorna , plished my wishes, that I hive only to regret the lova' of one only man k . !lled ,end u particularise Captain Matthews, ( - t this ship , Lieutenant San: arlTeise missing. Sweedland Lieutenant l dilauds s First of the Euryalus, together with two