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Captai by Pkihase vice Pratt, promated ; Cornet William Dennis li n h ' sg to be tenant, by purchase; vice Mon. Ist Regiment of Dragoons-atornet Henry Joan &Wee to be Lieutenant, by purchase, eke Conch, promoted. 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons-.4dWard Cooper Hodge, bent, to be Cornet, without- purchase; vice dank deceased. 15th Ditto—Captain James SPAJpisse to be Major, by purchase ' vice O'Donnell, promoted. . • 16th Ditto —Lieutenant Colonel Robert Arnold, froth the half pay, to be lieutenant Colooel; vice Jobe' 'Henry Lino who ea. changes, receiving the difference ;James Witintell Tont; Gent. to he Comet, by purchase, vice BfoOd, promoted. • Coldstream Reginteatof Foot Guards—Lientenant Colonel Chanel Andrew Girardot, Item the half pay, to be Captain and Lieute nant Colonel, vice Sir Robert Arbuthnot, K.C.11. who exchaoges ; Lieutenant St. John Dent to be Lieutenant and diptain,by pur chase, vice Chaplin, promoted. To be Ensigns and Lieutenante, by purchase — Ensign John Forbes, from the S3d Foot, vice CodAngton, promoted ;,Montagu Comte Burgoyne, Cent. vice Wlgralb,__Protnatitd -31 Reginsent a Foot Guards-s Captain John Vienna', from the half pay, to be Lieutenant andlt s alo, Viet Childlell Cook; who exchanges, receiving th e dir er , . Ist Regiment of F e e t — B en i gn . .. " FOrd to be tiegtdtant, by purchase, vice Carter, promoted. id Ditto—Captain Wilialls 4 Hent to be Alajnr„by peretiiii; eke Cash, promoted; Lteekiiitit John ,Lewis King to be Captaph, be purchase, vice, Hunt. • - 3d Ditto- • .-Lieutenant William ./. half pay 60th Foot, te be lieutenant, vice Tiwobald wimp exchanges. 7th Ditto-!-Erudgo George Cranky Beide* front the Sith Pint, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Forbes, promoted. - 10th Dkto—Lieutenant Henry Aitchison Hankey to be Captain, by purchase, vice Vandeleur, promoted ; Ensign Hertry.CLAng bold Powell to be Lieutenant, by purchase,- vice Hankey. To be Eosigns,.by purchase—Edward I.anauze, Gent vice Mos. grave, promoted; John Henry Broom, Gent. eke Poseell. ' Ith Ditto—Lieutenant Anthony Bolton, from the 5.1 Draped Gourds, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Winshirodeteased. 12th •Ditto--Lieutenant William Towers Routiedge fazdtb, from the 47th Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Forbes, pronsoted. 14th Ditto—lieutenant John . Higginbotham, from half pity 651 - Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Evans, whose appoinnnent has not taked place. 11th Ditto—Lieutenant Frederick Lenox Ingall, frontlise Veterah Companies for Service in Newfoundland, to be Lieutenant, vice :Dawson, appointed Quartermaster; Lieutenant Jetensiah Wilkes Dewson to be Quartermaster ' vice Lake Hardy, who retires upon hail pey New Brunswick Fencibles. 20th Ditto—James Chambre, Gant. to be Ensign, by purchase, 'vice Scott, p romoted in the 3S h Foot. 224 'Ditto— t Colonel Philip C. Taylor, from the half pay, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Sir Hugh Gough, who ea changes; Emirs &meet Brandrans Boileau to be Lieutenant.by purchase, vice Gough, promoted ; Robert Bayly, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice 231 Ditto... Captain William Le Mender Tupper. from the IFIf pay, to be Captain, vice Charlet Beek, who exchange!, receiving the difference; Hospital Assistant Alexander Browse, M.D. to be Assistant Surgeon„vice Smyth, promoted. 25th Ditto—Francis Fenwick Laye ' Gent , to be ranign, by par. chat*, vice &ton, appointed to the Ott Foot. - 48th Ditto—Hospital Assistant Michael Bunk to be Surgeon, vice Laves', promoted in the Slat Foot. - 29th Ditto—Assistant Surgeon Charles Thomas Ingham; frousibe 34 Dragoon Guards, to be Surgeon, vice William 11111 ton, placed upon half, pay. • - 34th DittoCaptali 'George Ruxton, from the half pay, to be Cap. tab, vice Tamil Cradock, who exchanges, receiving the dif ference. • . • . - Mt Ditto — Major Swim Ford , from the tint Foot i .to be Major, ,y‘ i ltf u t ian -r l han tn. • • ts7th t 0.... • Tisonsaillesith, front ebe • root , t • Captain, by purchase, vice Bowers, promoted ; lieutenant Swat ' ' tart Robin Soinulkilirahans, - tont the. half pay,- to be lieutenant, vice Bingham Sersfield; whaeschaegis, receiving the difference. 46th Ditto—William Jamei -Yong,. Gent. to be' Ensign by pur. chase, vice Crompton,appointed to the 63th Foot. einb Dittoffassign Edmund 0:11. 1-leagres: Gibbs to be Lieute nant, by purchase, vice blaCieverty; whose promotion by porch se has pot taken . place; Robert • Charles Hamilton, pent. to be En. 'sign, *Mint purchase, vice OM's. • 50th Ditto.-Ensign Charles F. Hatton, from the'66th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Kenne dy, promoted. • 51st Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Mawdesley to be Captain, by per. chase, vice Wyly, promoted ; Assistant Surgeon Patrick Henry Livens, from the 85th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Webster, ap pointed to the 4th Dragoon Guards. 534 Ditto—Henry Walsh, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Forbes, appointed tb the COlciestreita Foot Gouda. Seth Dim—swi g = Major --. Pollock, from the Royal Marines, to be 'Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, vice Woolds, deceased. syth Ditto—Ensign H e nry' Hill to be Adj utant, with the rant of Lineament, vice Aubin, promoted; Edmund Lockyer, Gent. to be Dautsivice Hill. 58th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant. Colonel William Rowan, from the 36th Foot, o be Major, vice Ford, who exchanges; Ensign Ri chard Helliger Creaghe, from the half pay, to be Ensign,•vite Henry Lytton Solver, who exchanges. 694 Ditto—Major John Reed, from the half pay, to be Major, vice Roberts, promoted. 64th Ditto—Hospital Assistant Chirles Brown to be Assistant Sur geon, vice Campbell, appointed to tie 3d Dragoon Guards. 66th Ditto—To be Ensigns, by purchase—William Lengworth Dames, Gent. vice Curyton, appointed to the 85th Foot; Tho mas William Jackson, Gent. vice Hatton, promoted in the 50th Foot. 71st Ditto—Mier Charles Augustus Dean, from the 84th Foot, to be Resign, vice Seymour, promoted. 81st Ditto—Lieutenant Lawrence Alexander Spearman, from the hall pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Thomas Clifton Wheat, who ex ' changes, receiving the difference. 84th Ditto—David Laird, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Dean, appointed to the 71st Foot.. 97th Ditto—Ensign Richard L iveday to be Lieutenant, without, purchase, vice Masterson, promoted; Ciao les Dunbar, Gent. To be Ensign, by pianism vice Loveday. 59th Ditto—Lieutenant James Barrett, from half pay 14th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Gone, appointed to the fiittl Foot. 90th Ditte...Ensign William J. OWen to be Lieutenant, by per chase, vice Ryles, promoted. 02d Ditto—Lieutenant William Gorse, from the 89th Foot, sn be lieutenant, vice Graham, promoted in he Royal African Colo nial Corps. 84th Dit6o.-To be Ensigns—James Kennard Piper, Gent..witts. oat rucks's, vice Currie, appointed to the 33d Foot ; Thomas Cunieghatue, Gent. by purchase, vice Maclean, pro noted. 90th Dkto—Richard Cecil Lloyd, Gent. to be Ensign, by psirckaae, vice Partridge, promoted. Nth Diets--Captain Austin Neame to be Major, by penetrant, vice /Itededell, promoted ; Lieutenant Arthur Charles Oregoey to W Captain, by purchase, vice Neame; Ensign Harcourt WM. Vesabka Vernal to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gregory; Edward Osborne Broadley, Gent. to be Ensign, by rut:chase, _ vicelferneo. Edo Brigade—Captain Arthur Richard Wellesley, from the bilf py, to be Captain, vice Logan, promoted ; Second Lieutepot Jobs R. Gores to be lira Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Fel. comer, promoted; Edward Holt Glee& Gent. to Re Second Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Groves. Venwen Compaides for Service in Newfoundland.-Liem. Roods Walsh Small, front half-pay New Brunswick Fencibics, to be Lieutenant, vice lopll, appointed to the 15th Foot. The Cadets of the Honourable the East India Company's Service to have the temporary rank of Second UM. der* the period of their being placed tinder the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Pesky, of the /loyal Engineers, at Chathaus, for Field Instrneduas in the art of //apples and Geodesics Cadets James Kilner, wAiker , Stew art Ham, Staiford Vardoo, Joper aka, ,fimi; : wasana Birdwood, Francis Clement. .1 f ,„ 1 Anthony Singleton King, la i tz i vagd a i: hap pay , to have the local rank of lasi iWoamittect ieurope may. • iserman warn • To be Ss eons to the Firma:—Surgeon A/meander MetrWt;