Star. — London, England, 1827-03-14 00:00:00

. FROM 'THE LONDON GAZETTE, MASCII IS. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Meseta 111,11327. Orders far the eosin's going into Mourning on Thursday ant the 15th Inst. for her late Majesty the Empire of Brasil, via. The Ladies to wear black silk, fringed or plain lines, wide* gloves, necklaces, and earrings, black of white oboes, few ' and tippets. Undress—White or grey Isstrings„tabbles, or damasks. The Gentlemen to wear black, full trimmed, (rinsed es OOP Umee t black swords, and buckle.. • , Undress—Grey frocks. The Court to change the Mourning on Thursday, the 1 / 2 111th in• stint, vita The Ladies to weer black silk or velvet, colotmed ribbons, fans, andtippeta, or plain white or white and geld, or white and silver stuffs, with black ribbons. The Gentlemen to wear black coats, and black or plain white, or white and gold, or white and silver stuff waistcoats, full trimmed, 'elegised swords and buckles. Ana.. Thursday, the sth of April. Rue. tie - Court to go out of Alottrobi. B AMC itUPTC IBS SUPEIISEDIRD. • Samuel Haskins, Bristol, grocer. Jan L ilsopitetd and Henry Wicker, &autism:ol)cm and Weittlowill,lllll4 Wight, Uneodespen. Thoilas Harrison. sANKaurrs. fir'.-buildiap, WeetraiwAnweed, baud sernweicassizailiarek %it mod C vitnalimOr t igfr AtiPt."o Iftnir4m", April us, at Basinghallot Black friars. Li- Views frolhim, SallilerbSON, PlosibMeest,broldasentifoeturer. Ofwets 16.- a. at NISI 41110111.1111 , 111111aoline, at Na Court of C of alitsldiotreet. Attosney, Mr. - Hairy Iltitsmit • wpm and apatite-eery. Minh 111. at ton, at the Court .f Consenindawiers of Ihniulpli# At mules, Maas. Ashley and Co: Tiliedeindogeld. • James Smith, Matlock, Derbyshire, numeryitails Shirai el s a sin, 2S, and April 34, at arms, at do Angel Inn, Chesterfield. • Attendee, Messrs. Smithson and Co. New Inn i or Mown. Hutchinson sad Co. Chesterfield. George Palmer, Cranbournopassagc, Lsiewiter-oqoare, victualler, March US, April i, and 24„ at moot the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Bashighall-street. Attorney, Mr. J. C. Bran, Friar-street; Blsekfriuscoad. Mary Mouse. Weysnostfa and Mideembo Regis, Donetshire, via March 22, 23, and April 14, at eleven, at Love's Hotel, Weymooth, and Melambs Regis. Attornies, ;tr. William Legg, Weymouth and Mekombe Regis; or Mt:Thomas Hat Bewer, Clionery.lane. William Hatton Carr sod George Carr, Over Darken, Lanca shire cottonapinsers, April 4, 5, at ten, and 24, at two, at the Ono; of Mesers.Winstanley sad Co. P reston. Anoraks, Messrs. Mihie and Co. Temple; or Messrs. Whistanky end Co. Preston. Henry Ashcroft and John Ashcroft. Manchester. slaters, Much 23,24, at soe, and April 24, at nine, at Hayward's Hot el , Man chester. Attornies, Messrs. Perkins and Co. Gray's Inmegoese; or Mr. Jelin Thontion, Manchester. James Walker, Rattstock, Sonsersetaire, innkeeper, March $l, at the Castle and Ball, Bath, April 1, at Old Down Ina, and * 4 , at twelve . at the Castle and Ball. Atternies, Means lialtAisy and Co. i.incoln's Inn; or Mr. Samuel Craddock,thepaen Mil Jet, &nuersetshire. - • JO Reside. Hertford, dealer and charism, March IS. $O. at twelve, and April se, at ten, at the Court of Ccolanallabnln eg Bankrupts, BaslngisaSmacet. Attecnks. hirers. filrevoti aM Co. Bedford•row. Willem Thomson, Stocksvoll.park, Senn, and Shadwel, billedv• baker. March 20, 30, at one, and April 24, at twelve. at the Court of Commissioners of liankrepts, Bat Walk At torney, Mr. Williamtsen ~lB anknpt s . Evriostoo, cnett. Hugh hi'Lean, Cambridge, tea-dealer, March at eleven. 15, and Aro 14s at teal at the . court at Colonsiasianers of Bank rupts Basinghall-street. Attorney , Mr. R. Chester, Staple-Ins. * Thelma; Spotthwood awns, Wymoodhana. Norfolk, tanner, March as, 2S, at • feur, and April 14. at oar.. at the Naffed; • Hotel, Norwich. AttOrnies, Mean. Wiltshire and Co. Win chester House u Oid Ihviad.a. or Messrs. Jay and Co. Norwich. Ambrose Frank, Manchester, innkeeper, March SS, 20, and April 24, at two, at Whites Hotel, Manchester. Anoraks. Mr: lop, Manchester; or Messrs. =is and Co. Chancery-km Robert Butler, Nottingham, joiner, March 17, at ten, April 5, and 24, at eleven, at the Putsch Bowl, Nottingham. Attornies, Mr. Hurst, Nottingham; or Mr. Knowles, New Inn. John Burditt, Gillette, York. fancy cloth manufacturer. March 17, 20, at ten, and April 24, at three. at the George Inn. Hudders field. Anomie', Messrs. Wiltshire and Co. Old Broad-street ; 1 or Mr. James Oroaknd Fenton, Huddersfield. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Rickard Thompson, Winchester, Southampton, earthenwareman, Is ip Insolvent clnsunstances and unable to meet his engage ment' with his mediters.--Filed March to. • James Mosey, late of Oswald. Yorkshire. cattle and sheep-sales . • Wm, is in 1111601Nlit einmunstanees. and unable to meet his eogagements with his creditors.—Filed March 12. Joseph Curwen, Liverpool. 'merchant, is In insolvent circumstances, and unable to meat his engagement* with . his crediton.--Ftled - March 13. - Pabset Goon, Sonthamptoo. Ilnendraper. is in insolvent circum stance% and unable to elect his easagessouts with his cr.- - Atom—Ned March 13. . . DIVIDENDS to be made in BASINGHALL-STREET. May 1, Nathaniel Rau, Coleman -street, painter and paper. • banger, at nine. April 3, Thomas Ashton, poi. Canton-place, East India Road, Poplar, and of Lloyd's Coffee-house, underwriter And. Insuranec broker, at eleven. April 3, William • Bean, jun. Upper George-street. Poetsrian.squ are, horse dealer, at eleven. April 3, Robert W Union.court. Broad-street, rastelsant, at ten. April 3, 'Ad Carrington Ludgate.street , linendraper , at one. April 3,. Meander Maitland and John Adderley. Blootfcsoll, Iremnongetv, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be madein the COUNTRY. Am 4, William Henry Haviland, Gloucester, wine and spirit merchant, at nine, at the taco of blasts. Abell and Clutterbuck, Blarkfrin:s4qtrare, Gloocester. April 4, James Stokes, St. Ni: Hintze, Worcester, liar merchant, at ten, at the Hop Market Inn, Woreester. April 4, Thomas Barlow, Manchester, grierchant, at ten, M the Star Inn, Blanchester. April 4, Isaac ifeerten, Man inter, cotton manufacturer, at ten, at the Star lon, Minchester. April 50, Henry croasdill, liackingtoo, Kent, farmer, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Aprll 20. John Pears., Biristol, porter merchant, at twelve, at the Buda Tavern, BristoL April 5. JOlll2 Penlington, Liverpool, watch manufacturer, at one, at the. elks of Mr. Leather, solicitor, Btatlaun's-buildings, Li verpool. April 4, T. Reser, Brighthelinaton, Suomi, builder, at eleven, at the /tar 1.., Lewes, Lancashire. April 5, William Wilson, Welling. borough, and Ralph Wilson, Islip, Northamptonshire; merchants at eleven at the Hind lon, Wellingborough. April .4, Thomas Borrow, late of Kendal, Westmorland, grain and meal merchant, at eieven.at the King's Arms lon, Kendal. Apia 6, Francis Rix, George James Gorham, and William Inkersole, St. Neot's, Hun tingdonshire, bankers, at Woe, at the Falcon Hotel, St. Neat's. Lcbi ' llt%ry • "•• . . CERTIFICATES.—Arta 3. George Farr and Robert. Parr, Bread-street, merchants. James Carter. Dowolng-street, Westminster, victualler. J. Carmichael, Birmingham, merchant. Richard Oddy and William Brawn, Lon don Wall, horse de.ders. Solomon Almosnino and Moses Almos aims, Bevis Marks, merchants. Samuel Dawes, George Ballard, and Charles York, late of King-street, Cheapside, warehousemen. James Machinale and James Moline, Oxford, tea dealers. Thos. Bowes, sow or late of the ship Darius, merchant. John Martin and David Martin Japba, York -street, Southwark, mustard anno tator/A. Charles F. Leona, Bucklerobury, merchant. John Sprig, Drury-lane, leather seller. Charles Cridiand. Piggott's Wharf, Ballerina,. coal merchant. Thos. Shelley, Lewes, Sussex, esoehtnaker. John P. Hall, Liverpool, merchant. John Hopkins, mow or late of Bristol., dealer. Richard T. Stevrntan, Fetter-lane, and of Camden Town, b.ker. Elizabeth Broomfield, widow. Wa!worth, Newington, Surrey , bricklayer. Joseph Joyner, Robe. Berridge, and Joseph S. Joyner, Romford, Essex, bankers. John Leigh Bradbury, Accoats, neat Manchester, calico printer. James Lowe and George Austin, Manchester, oil merchants. Thomas AO, Birmingham, grocer.. Christopher Marriott, Manchester, cotton spinner. Thomas Jones, now or late of Leicester, hosier. Jean Thcobalda, Cambridge, carpenter and builder. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Matthew Warta°, jun. and. Robert. *art serreyors. George Slight and Henry Bernett, York, bricklayers. James slid and Fred. Richmond, Manchester, nuchine makers. Rugg, John J.: Bardwell, and Phonies Poole, Cbearude, . • warhoemmen. Q. A;•Talboys and J. Li Wbealer, &. Ciessmi. Oahe& belohaeibm. lamb French and Wm. betehelk Parkas. wil, jewillars. Jahn 0. Ames. John Wright, inn. and John A. ' Ames, Stempart, Weetestershire, curlers. Gengeliertocks and abarieWrifflara,l4pnehester dyers. Thomas Borne and Charles Hielfew, Manclaset*, commiLion agents. 'Henry , Whitehead and Amp& latesose, Leeds, merchants. Jobe Ramie and Jobs White Panne and Southampton, iron founders. J. Drinhwater and Samuel "Drlnkwater, Chettwood, near Matthew/et, bleachers. flamiel &Wen sen. and William Brierky, Broughton, near Ilan- Mower, silk printers. Thomas Motley, Jas. Motley, and Joseph Mosey. Leeds, woolstaplers. J. Beery and J. Inman, Oldham, Lasewitite, ironmongers. Geo. Thorn. I. Fidler, Henry Mete and William King, traders on the Bode Canal (so far as regards G. Thorn). A. Mackie and W. WRee, Ludlow, Salop, meteors. Pellegrino Rouelh and Vincenzo Cesarini, Mary sereet,Mampseead road, Italian warebnusemen. George Reed and Wm. Thomson, and of Shadwell, ship owners and biscuit bakers. • Id ILIT A RT PROMOTIONS. WAR ornics, MARCH IS. ed Regiment of life Guards—Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Km Craven F. Berkeley to be Lieutenant s by purchase, vice Lyon, promoted; Sir Henry Weak Berta° be Cornet and Seb-Lieu tenant, by purchase, vice Berkeley. Id Regiment of Dragoon Gouda—To-be Majors—Captain Charles simagor, by yercitase, vice Chamberlain, promoted ; Captain • Thomas Boyd, frees the 4th Dragoon Chards, vice Reldabb diseased. Ts be Captain, by purckase--Lientenant William Donaldson Da vies, vice Kearney. IL bis Lieutenant, by purchase—Cornet Henry Wilmot Chariton, vice Davies. To be Cornet, by purchase—Resign John Penn ilicknnes kern' the led Foot, vice Marken.. 4Ht Ditto—Lieutamat James Shaw to be Captain, without par. &ass, vice Boyd, promised to the 2d Dragoon Guards. - IS be Oscoem—Urset and RidiSpOster Thomas William Void, with.* putchoso, modals' his original situation to the Regimes t ; fiessorekie newsy Mussy, by portbase„ *ice gwood, prommod. Sth Dkas.-Regiesental Seisms Major B. O'Brien to be CisartOr sories Athlone. deceased. 7th Mirl.Grodoimin Cadet ]doer William Craven, hem the aspel ..... llllhge, to be Corset, by purchase, vivo Athlo ne. ist Driessiw-Oinrit Jobs Yates to be LientesaMs by , poilkoms Irk* Wobis,possitted Besouroble Wads SOlo babe ce55et, pta 7 4 .......... : Ya l m peoseet p ed i . 401 Ditto--Cs Robert Me . , bala be viee . Jeremiah 'rho frets the memo t to te eihrester 6th Ditto—Liestoseit Ansi& Mae the 3d Light Dra. .goons, to be Cods, vice Ramsay; losemed. 7th Rogimem of Light Dragosse-.Captain - Philip Dundas, from the hell pay, tobis Copula, paying the diatoms to the Half-pay Fund, vice litrasgways,decessoL 15th Ditto—Adams &sows Charles Dodo, hem the 12th Foot, to be Assistant dorm% vice Cbdocirelated• • 'Nib Ditto—Hospital Adieu* Mordoe John Machin Roes to be Assistant iloggeos, vice Mess, promoted In the 14th Foot. nth' Ditts.-Cirsit Nktilaski Bogle French Shawe, to be Leas asst. by psalms, vice °resale, promoted. CobbassaMilaglenast of Foot Guards—Lieutenant Coke= &hwy, from tie half pay, to be Captain and ikutenant vies Jobs Waters, who exchuoges. let Regiment of Foot—Captain Joseph Wetherell to be Major. by peados% vice Hopkins, whose promotion has not taken 'To be Copt ice without parchose—Liestesant James vice Harts. *add ; Lieutesest John 'harry Hoishrseke. To be Witessatiss--Lissessest Creme Bak hem the 45th ram, viet. Mow 11PGregsr, vibiscosididgess Resign Fronds Hoskins. bypswohose, vim Resler, •prossowid ; Amigo Richard Going, Errehase, vise •,Wrisrais, promoted; Amigo Aisionder Slisiposairyy vise Carter, deceased; &sign Charles • vino .Jails &Mooed; Resign Robert Jobs vise , dammed ; Car iph ~ i Rafts James ROMs, vice Gruy il .V2sood; Bodin William Wilson Homy, Dons • gm vd, pew • To be araigni—Volonteer Jams Machine Boss, without pordrus, vice Idosopmary, promoted ; Volunteer James Brown, vice Church, dimmed • Hew Manners Dalrymple, Gent, by per chase, vice Hosk ins; Gestleman Cadet F. W. K Valiance, fromthe Royal Military College, vice Curtis; William Webster, . G. telM BM; 'Cannes John Fennell, Gent. vice Ritchie. Mk Dlito-Acting Quartermaster liericant William Hornbg ed b: Qinteramelei. vice Smart, who. retires; Assistant Robert Gadd& to be Sorposa, vice Triggs, domed ; Hospital Assistant Timms Swots to be Assistant ilsrgeon, vice Goodrich. Nth Dints--Ciptais Winks.' Locke, from the half pay, to be Skitaits, vice George Chandler, who 'admire, malting the 13th Ditto--Lisaumant Knox Barrett to be Captain, vice Reed, deceased. To be Lientenants--Ensige Richard William Croke.% vice Pyne, deceased ; Liestestant George Ur, from the 67th Foot, vice Barrett. To be Resigns, without purchase—George John Douglas M'lCen. ale, Gent. vic e Croker ; Wade, Gent. vice Grimm, pro moted in the 57th Foot. 14th Regiment of Foot—Assistant Surgeon James Moat, M.D. from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice Thema. Jackson, retired on half pay. 16th Ditto—To be Ensigns, by pereimee—WiUlarnWhitaker,Gent. vice Lane,promoted ; Francis Fairtiough, Gent. vice Demean, promoted. 19th Ditto—Assistant Surgeon William Flnnie, from the Ist Foot, to be Surgeon,vice Savery,whose appointment has net taken place. 90th Ditto—Assistant Surgeon Motes Grath to be Surgeon, vice Archibald Armee, who rubes upon half pay; Hospital Ateistant James Wimps Matt to be 'Assistant Surgeon, vice GriMth, promoted. 49d Ditto--lieuteltant Rodolphe. Hobbs Reardon, from Self pay 97th Foot, to be Liesteeant, vice James Hui., who exchanges. receiving the difference. 23d Ditto.—Captain Aegean. DI/dusts, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Seas Faiklner, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 94th Ditto—Major Standish O'Grady, from the half pay, to be Major, vice James Adair, who exchanges, receiving the diterenee. 95th Ms James Robert Young, from the half pay to be Captain, vice Macdougall, promoted; John Lucas Wilton, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Grove, p romoted. _ 26th Ditto—Major Harris Haiku, from the S eth Foot, to be Major, vice Onsiew, who exchanges. 15th Ditto—Ensign Ninon Armstrong, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice M'Leod, resigned; Waldron, Gent. to be Resign, vice Armstrong. 31st Ditto--Quattermaster Serjeaat Samuel Palmer, to be Quarter. master, vice Waters, deceased. 39d Ditt..design Arthur Ralph Green Themes, to be Lieutumat. by purchase, vice Suckling, promoted; John Thomas Hill, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Thomas. 554 Ditto—Elias Borough, Gent. to be Ensign, Without purchase, vice Hornsby, promoted in the Ist Feot. 36th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Trohope, from the half pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Edward Lewis, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Ilth Regiment of Foot—Quartermaster Serjeaat David Geoid, to be Quartermaster, vice Southall, deceased. 41st Ditto—Captain Charles Lucas Bell, from the 67th Foot, to be Major, without pouches'. vice Chambers, promoted in the 57th b'oot ; James Bayley, Gent. to be Resign, without pur chase, vice Price, promoted in the 47th Foot ; Quartermaster Serjeant William Randle, to be Quartermaster, vice Smith, deceased. 44th Ditto—Lieutenant William Boxell Scott to be Adjutant, vice Gleelstanes, deceased. 45th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant James M'Grrgor, ftoin the Ist Foot, vice Bell, who exchanges; Lieutenant John Smeaton Brooke, from the half pay, vice Robert Spence Knox, who exchanges. 46th Ditto—T - to be Lieutenants—Ensign Charles W. Zubleke, vice Read, deceased ; Second Lieutenant John Edwards, from the Ceylon Regiment, by purchase, vice lluttlebury, promoted. To be Ensign, without purchase—James Campbell, Gent. vice Zuhlche. 47th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign John Lardner, vice Kytfin, appointed to the 4ad Foot; Ensign Apple ton Marsh Robinson, vice M`Carthy,deceased; Ensign Williams Drew Hewson, vice Douglas, deceased ; Ensign a H. E. amites vice Emilie, deceased; Ensign Henry *Nally, vice Millar, deceased ; Ensign Richard Price, from the 4lst F.ot,vice Mur ray, deceased. To be Ensigns—Gentleman Cadet Francis C. Fiera ' from the Royal Military College, vice Lardner ; W. Hope, Ginn. vice Robinson; William Wise, Gent. by purchase, vice Clarke; Herbert Hutchinson, Gent. vice Hewson. To be Adjutant—Lieutenant W. 17. Dcverell, vice' ?d‘Carthy, deceased. . 48th Ditto—Ensign Janie, Andrews Belk!net* be Lieutenant, vie:. Weston, promoted ; Henry Disney Roebuck, Gem. to be En; slgn, by purchase, sirs Erskine. /ohs Misery, Gant. vice Mee Hill. To be Ratio, by purcham—.._ Bunco. promised. sirth Ditto—Ensign W. S. Marley to be Uemosant, Mee Coven. try, dammed ; Junes Mockler, filemi to be Map, vise Niallay. 44th Ditte—Capcmis.lelia Idabel, hem the bait prboa di lse e =i, vice WilNaraDoAtos,whonoanpr radkil tie eith Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Lawmen. Whitaker, from pay Ha Fifet, to be lieutenant, eke Jahn Allen Walker, MO melanges. 47th Ditto+—Captain Arthur Perms, to be Major, by purckust,iki, Taylor. who retires. To be Captains—Lieutenant William Warburton, vice Wsibmiere deceased ; Lieutenant Foster Fyans, by parebee;. Moe Popov. •mt—Licutonant John &bee, vice Warburton, pro -4 Curds Feiner, to be Ilnelips, by poreliam, vice To be A 4 'noted. 71st Ditu Mbyte, promoted. 72d Ditto—Captain Charles Maxwell Maclean to be Major, by parches*, vice Maberty, promoted in the Pith Foot. SOn Ditto—Smut Lessem, Gent. to be ZoeIP, by PeWhom, vice Christie, promoted. 11241 Ditto--Ensign Thomas Blionerbessest Thompson, from the ad West India Reilineet, to be Rouge,, vim Mat:done% who a:- changes. Seth Ditto—Captakt William Richardson to be Mijer, by pur -1 • name, vies Sind, whw retires; Lieutenant James Barratt,front the Seth Foot : to be Captain, by 'purchase, vice Rkkartisoa. 17th Ditto—Marc Peter Lends Chambers, from the 41111 Font, to be Liemsant Colonel, vice Shaw„decossed. To be Liniments—Ensign Hennas Herbert, vice DolloOliscom ed; Assign Alezander Gelman. from the 11th Foot. Or pur -1 chase, vice Doyle, wises prossodoo, by parcbase, celled. nth Ditto—Major Onsbw, from dee Ilith Sl*. be I Major, vice H401,,wb0 andiesps. nth Ditto—Hasping Amnon Ain Walker keine fit be As sistant 5111 eles tweiskiod tithe OR Peat. 17th Datto--Unnest TbewnelenaladOisrjame Hack 3" Foot, to be Ihnolunmit, eke Richard memo r. who nehliges. knit Ditto--Unnonist awe 'Wow xsp. In be Oftehts by =maisb:v• Moray, who Mims; welch Jabs Messy to be pining, by 'doe libsse; Riebaril Jenkins, Om. to be MA" peploses, rile Aberz t 24 Welt Inds RePiroMinsion MasSeoell, from the led Foot, to be Indigo, via Thsepeen,w en-binges. Ceylon. lisilment—Secesil Liniment Henry Feint( Powell to be Firs.Linstenant, by purchase, en &Yoe, Promoted i Cams- Haman Roddy, Gent. to be Second Liniment, by purchase, Soo Pam& Royal African Colonial Corps—lieutenant Charles Montagu Her rows, from etch Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Edward Miller, who retires "pinball pay lith Foot. MOSIPITAL ware. T. be Hospital Addstants to die Form—Jahn Archibald, - Ont. Robert Hope Aims Bong Gent. Horatio Nelson Hoiden Oen Dade Jemph Megruda s M.D. Isaac Brooks, Gent. Jobe O'llties, Gent. Atticaeller tut, Gent. Robert Mac Nab Rs- Mask !sow Wee HerieruSemilontio the Id Dragon GOSTete; haqh Modenars, sp= min dist Foot Hebert WORM Um. • Gist. vice to the Sad Foot; Henry Fronde Sams Gent . vitent ta gipoloted to the nth Foot. nastscont. Lieutenant Colossi Henry Dabbing, en half pay del Garden Bat taws. to be Fore Major of Darmoutk, vice Lieutenant Woad Belford. 311111111 f. !knit Major Ederard lGlly, MY pal t2id Lloht Dragoon. De puty Adjutant General to the Perces serving in Ave, to be lieutenant Colonel In the Army. Jolts Olte, Forj. late Major half pay 61m Yost Med Lleamossust Co. 100e1..t0 have the rank of Lieutenant Calomel as the Camtimast of Derive nly. The god o erametioes4 C.adets, eiltbst Resolvable the Zss India Company's Swaim, to hire the temporary reek m Felipe daring the period of dark bebsp placed make the asamsed of Illestessot Oedema Pesky. of the Royal likpOsters at Maass, for held lestreedes le the arc of Sep?* ad Man Gentlemen Cadets William Nrs/dest Dater, Mules Seem Disk*, sod Henry Beebe°. ocaoamamme. Deputy Asskest Commksary Geonal Jobe bow Prim to be kiskristAkeimbeary GeetraL Lieutenant Nelsen Suckling7fruss Me Slid foot, to be Captidoul, Infantry, by purchase. To be Lieutenant, of Infaatfr i t i E:litualin 3 •at a te. Grove, frees Me UM Feet I Andrew Badmen, the Via Foot ; and Rinds& Thum from the 11th Foot. To be End's by purelmeWillhum Boesky, Gent. vie Fled,. rick Q. Tamer, whose oppekutiont Ms net taken place. The under meatloned Lfersemehia. bemally engin; open fell pay in ltegiments of the Liae. mimes comodesions are dated in es previous to Use year lUD, hem accepted the mtattscited sank of ICaptain upon half pay. according to the General Order of the Dish December last : To be Cap tainsof Infantry—llemenant George Forman; Mom the Bth Foot ; Lieutenant John Thorns Welland, from she 34th Foot; Lieutenant Edward Pieldog, from the 34th Foot; Liam tenant Alexander hd•Farlane, from the 54th Foot; Linisment John Alves, from the 74th Foot ; Lieutenant William. *Km sie' from the hist Foot; Lieutenant Philip hiliPheroot= the 55th Foot ; Lieutenant Charles C. bratetily, from Foot ; Lieatenent Hush &afford Donnollsik, Foot ; Lieutenant Joseph Smith, from the 2d Foot ; • Henry Kean, from the 25th Foot; Lieutenant John from the 25th Foot; and Lieutenant William 1 , frail 4;0 36th Foot. 12108011811128. The name of the Gentleman appointed to ea fey in •the 76th Foot, on the Ttli December, 1826, is David Nome, and not lifeswe. • The name of the Gentleman appointed to an Racism In the 514 Foot is William Amherst lisle, and not Hall, as formerly meted. The Christiin name of Maki Bolles, of the 51st Flt,isllzrry. not Res", as formerly stated. The date of Mr. Lachlan Grant's appointosit as limpital Ao obtain is sth December, 1826, and not the Tth December, 12t6, as formerly stated. The promotion of Assistant Surgeon Finale. from the Ist Fop, to be Surgeon in the Ist West India Regiment, stated to have taken plate se the Nth October, 1826, bas not taken place. . The under mentioned Officers hays been Mowed to dispoes of their half pay Lieutenant Thomas Hawkins, half pay 71st Foot; Paymaster William D'Arcy Todd, half pay recruiting districts ; Lieutenant Charism Gordon Urquhart, half pay Beth Foot; Limitenant Bea jamin Burk, half pay 4th West India Regiment. Raaamis in Gazette of 18th January. 1,27. 83d Yoot—For Ensiga Witham 164 read limeys awes 8011, to be lieutenant, dtc. . ORDNANCE 0771 CR, MARCH 10, 1827. Royal Regiment of Artilleri.—Second Lieutenant Henry" O'Brien to be First Lieutenant, vice Hutcbins, deceased; Flnt Unite nant Samuel Wyatt to be Setiond Captain, vice Dewell, retired on bait pay ; Second Lieutenant Zechariah Mudge to be Fine Lieu tenant, vice Wyatt; Veterinary Sturgeon Charlet O'Connor, from half pay, to be Veterinary Surgeon. Menai it.-.-Royal Regiment of ArtiSery--••Major GeneralJobn K S. Smith to be Colonel Commandant, vice itantaey,:domaind; Major General Henry Sbrapnell to be Colonel tomato/AM,. vice Sir Edward Howarth, L.C.B. deceased, Tug FLEIT Paisoir.—Monday evening, an Inc - pest was held at the Fleet Prison, *nth* body of James Chapman. It appeared that the deceased had been confined hve years for a cm tempt of the Court of Chancery, and died of diseased lungs and rheumatism. He was attended by Dr. Curers:soca, who consi dered his case hopeless trona the, first, and did not think the progress of the disorder cce4 rated by the locality of his situation. Vetdict, m Dad a Natural Death." After the verdict was 'returned, ►k. ' Stows, the Warden, stared that in appointment bad that day been made of a hiedieal attendant for the poOr aide of the wham. A *tau arrangement had been made in the King's &nth l'iiten. 401 Ditte-4 t iaosaant. James. a• Mc from half pay ith Poet, to be lieviewiesit, vice Bestows. **Pitmd to tisseßoyal Abbas CoMid Clispa lOth Vittio.—Caplain wpb. from the half pay. to be ] Captain vim Camp Japwi wbo embanges, nrosivisi the Memos*. _ , Std. Ditto — Captain Grentille.Bestoley, from the half pay, to be Csotain, vim Joist OcadtPry, who eaduitieS, teething the aigese. . 5411 t Ditte—Liestenant Charles Hilt, to be Captain, vice Dartieu. datsoWa. To be Liemeennts—Dosign John Beach Dodd. elm Waste. dw eetseiL; Lissom* Thomas Kennedy, from the 67th Foot, *SDN, 111 E THE A.TR DRURY-LANG. Next to a well.written and well-acted coined!, is no theatrical antuseasent half se laughter-stirif a bully performed tragedy. Of this latter sper hibition me bad a delectable specimen on Apr within these classic walls. A Gentleman as, appearance oa any stage, is the character , and let us, in the outset, declare that he was originals he borrowed sot learn. Kauai.; ERAN, nor from MAMMA" nor from Yasuo " himself" alone. But while we admit tated no person, we most be allowed nobody will ever attempt to imitate him. have even cursorily studied the character , will find it made up of much of the weakness, more of the nobleness of our nature. scenes, where he is braved by his father-in.la‘ it were, put upon his trial before the senate, even current of his temper; and even when sta heart by the viper jealousy, some remains "former Othello" should be visible The Genii , thus rushed into the theetric arena, took view of the character. He conceived that to be a mooching madman, and so he represented throughout. Upon every occasion, whether pathos strong passion were to be expressed, be exerted ' (which, by the way, is disfigured by a lisp) r fuUy as perfectly to convince his hinds that troubled with any pulmonary attack. Attempt to walk the stage ; that would . with his idea of savage dignity;-he literally Then for his action, when he raised hinsseli height, and spread out his arms (his hands an asps leaf,) he gave us a very lively idea , angs t . post afflicted with a fit of the palsy. N Laugherr,holding both his sides," accompanied this Gentleman ." his pbrfornsance ; and did not depart until after Othello had quitted the stage, At the co the play, Mr. C,oorsa, who bad performed Rodorigo with much ability, came forward ti the play for last night ; but the incensed would not hear him. He, of course, retired for "Price" or " W a flack" became very curtain was raised for the farce ; bat Gentleman who appeared on the scene thought dent to withdraw. Mr. WALLA= then made his ante. He stated that he merely came to do that Comma meant to have doge, namely, to give for the ensuiag evening. He was proceeding when he he was interrupted by a loud cry of " apology f make an apology for such an actor Lame very properly said, be merely stood form an official duty, and not to offend , any person. This sentiment was justly applaidrd gave out tbe play, and-withdrew. Miss Barium tamed the character of Destkosona respectably • beyond all comparison, a better peiforrr her Mrs. Haller. The best Fran for a long time, is Mrs. W. Weer. It ternary to snake Emilia a noisy virago Wyse 'hewed sufficient spirit and feelmg, lost sight of the dignified propriety which tinguisbes a well bred woman. Wattacc advantage in loge, but we IDUst not forget to whom he played. The amusing Farce • followed, and the irresistible Liarcar, ps kept the House in roars of laughter. COVENT-GARDEN. A Comedy, in three Acts, called The We s 's gest (altered from Sulawer's Gamester by Mr. I was produced here last night,- aid expeienced favourable reception.—. T he plot, which it s .• attempt of a fond wife to reform and ties of a peoffigate gambling husband, . to the taste of the day. WARDS played; ifildiig respectably; and Pbfrfik was all tints it genii -bee by Jonas. FARISx had not much to do as Old . soli--but it is needless to say he did that little wdL KRALgY wasus droll as poAtible as Bah Barnacle, sod • 04ot-excited-the -utmost laughter and applause. Mrs. 411A17gALAY ply y 1 Mrs. Wildieg with meek talent; and Madame menus gave a piquancy to de Ward afissiolia.that made the character very effective; she introduced aversion of the pretty song, t he keg we Pr*, with other weeds, which met with a send encore. sari followed, and the delightful singing of Misr Peron, and the excellent acting of Pawcart, &de it a sisparkor treat. The English Ambassador at Paris addressed a ve• quest so LOUIS XIV. in the name of his Int MIMIC MAJIISTY, that the .Preeeseants who had been sent to the gallies in consequence of the revocation ofthectiet of Nantes should be set at liberty. " What would the ing of Great Britan say," replied Lows, " were Ito ask him to pardon all the convicts in Newgate?" " Sire," said the Ambassador," the Cap my Miner, zietild grant the pardon, if you asked it as for you Before Mrs. Far Set out on her tour through ire. laud, .with Miss Far, and Mr. J. , ,1. Goaver, of 'Nor• wick, ber brother, she sent a note to Mr. Pau. acquaint. in; him, with her inteation of visiting such of die prisons of that country as she .might be permitted to see. The Right Hon. Secretary, in the most handsome manner, sent her a letter - which would cause the doors of every prison in Ireland to be thrown open to her; and he moreover gave directions that all her letter:and parcels shall be transmitted postage free. It is not generally known that the only Waken the mina skis of Pal MaM which does sat slid ea Crewe DWI owned led eorepled by Dr. Ilmeams, apd e hoesbad. Oa the site et it knee* steed the Naadea Neu OvrOass which was *ea teltar by Claus •aad sottish was then nide ikesbeid. sad km bass alkaatqf trek that:awe ever slam _ DIED. Oia esolog odidpik via 11th instant, at kb bow, St. Jabal Wasiireadlelebe Odor, Sal—in his 434 year. gtt i Mak. at &der, aged SS, Lucy, wife of the Hon. Ham a The Ise of Dacensbar but, at Samos Ayres, Gone eiwTlit only surviving stool the hue Rev. W.. Hodges, A.M. Vicar d Mattersey and of Mystic. - At Arbroath, babel, allu TIM& Cowie, lA% Mr a lon will of years, prowled about the streets, and frost house to Mae, Wig and receiving chaiity. Oa the top of ha bed was found a eta*. ing Mel stored with diver coin, in crown and halfcrown pious. Amongst ether collactliene, a kediet-foll of pins was found. HIS DAI, ass. son. 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