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FROM LAST NIGHT'S UAZETTE. WAR DEPARTMENT. DOWNING-TREET, JULY 25. A Dispatch, of which the following is an extract, has been this day received at Earl Bathur.es Office, addressed to his Lord ship by field-Marshal the Marquess of Wellington, dated Zubiera, 10th Jury, 1819. Since I addressed your Lordship on the 3d in- Iran; I have received accounts from General Mina, stating, that General Clauses had marched from Za ragoza towards Jam. I have not yet heard of his arrival at that place. - On their right the enemy have remained nearly in the same situation, since they crossed. the Bidassoa, and destroyed the bridge of lrun. Notwithst trading that the enemy had withdrawn .theirfight and left quite into France, they still main- . tamed their centre in strength in the valley of Boston, of which, on account of .its richness, and the strong positions it affords, they appeared determined to keep possession, and had assembled there three divisions of the army of •the . South, under the command of General Own. Lieutenant-General Sir Rowland Hill, however, having been relieved from the blockade of .Pampeluna, dislodged them successively from all -their positions on the 4th, sth, and 7th instanWwith two brigades of British and one of Portoguele in. fantry of the 2d division, under the command of Lieutenant-General the Hon: W,Stewart, surd with one brigade of 'Portuguese infantry, of the Conde &Atnaratites division, under the command of the Conde. The Last post which the enemy occupiedin the - Puerta de Maya, between that village and Urdax, was remarkably strong; and the fog was so thick in the afternoon, that it was impossible for the troops to advance beyond the point at which they kund them- Selves when it came on. The' enemy, however, had been pushed so vigorously up to that point, that they were obliged- to abanion their post in the night, and' to retire into France. In all these affairs the troops cnndticted themselves remarkably well, and Lieutenant-General Sir Row land Hill was much satisfied . with the conduct of Lieutenant-General the Hon. William Stewart, and of the Conde d'Amarante. Since I addressed your Lordship last, I have re ceived from Lieuutenant-General Lord William Ben tinck, a letter of the 30th ult. It appears from other accounts, th-it the Duque del Parque retired from the Xucur on the 25th without loss, and had again taken up the position of Castalla. I inclose a list of the killed and wounded on the 4.61, sth, 7th, and Bth instant. Return of the Killed, Wounded, and Mitring of the Army un der the Command of his Excellency Gener4l the Marquess of Welilo s ton, in Action with the Enemy, from the 4th to the Sth July, ISIS, inclusive. 28th Foot, ht Batt. t -2 rank and file wounded. 2-ith Foot,, td Bart.-1 rank and file killed% 1 Lieutenant, 15 rank and file wounded. • 41ilth.Foot, Ist Batt.-4 null and file killed; 1 drummer,lo rank and We, WJLI ACti. 30th Foot, Ist Batt.:-1 rank and, We killed; 1 serleans, 27 rank and ale, woun , led; 2 rank and file m wing. 40th Foot, 3th Batt.-1 serjeant, 5 rank and file, wounded.. 71st Foot, lit Batt.-1 serjeara wounled.. lad Foot, Ist Batt.-1 rank and fie wounded. Total British Loss-6 rank and file killed; 1 Lieutenant, • S serjtants i 1 drummer, 60 rank and tile, wounded;; rank and file misslng. Total Purtuguese Loss-1 serjeant, / rank and file, kill ed;' I Captain, I I.leutenart, 2 Staff, Iserjeatit, 49 t.nk and file, woundd. Grand serjeaut, 7 rank and file, killed ; I Cap tain, 2 Lieutettats, 2 Staff, 4 serjeants, I druouner, 109 tank-and file, wounded; 2 rank and mimaiug. Niadas oar orrictits wouNDr.D. 11.11TISU. • 34th Boat, .24. BAtt.--Lleatenalic T. C. Ball, severely. PORT . UI,;(3ILS3. ek Reg. of the Line—Lieutenant Francisco Pinto Henriques, severely • Cadet Frederick Pintude Vasconcelics, 4th Cssidu.cei—c—Captain Schwalbeck, severely; Atiotaut J. Franey de Sa Vascos.cellai, slightly. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE,. JULY 27. Admiral Lord Keith has transmitted to John Wil- son Croker, Esq.. a letter which his Lordship had received from Captain Sir Thomas Staines, of his Majesty's ship Briton, giving an account of his hav ing, on the Sd instant, captured, off- Bourdeaux, the American schooner letter of marque Joel Barlow, of 2 guns and 18 men, frosts Charleston bound to France. CROWN OFFICE,' JULY 27. MENDERS ILETUR SSD TO SERVE 2N THIS INORSENT PARLIAMENT . 2 argils of Jedhurgh, Haddington, &c.—Captain the Honolirable Anthony Maitland, of the Royal Navy, in the room of Licute nant-General the Honourable Thomas Maitland, who has ac cepted the office of Governor of Malta. • purough of Oakhampton—'ne It'fth't Honcurabk'fhomas North Graves, Lord Graves of the kii.ikloin of Inland. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. W 411.13 1 ,1122, JULY 21. Eat Regimens of Foot—To be•Ensigni—Gentleman Cadet /oho Iluineu, from the Royal Military College, without purchase, tree lefferies promoted, dated July 12; Gentlernati Cade- Willoughby earter, from two, vice Babinron, promoted, dated July 13; Quarrier, Gent, vice Hewett, Forme ed.dated July 14 ; Forbes, Gent. vice Scott, promoted, dated luty 15, 1813. Ttb Ditto —Auts,ant-Surgeon Thomas Batt, from the sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Surgeon, vice Anuttrong 4 who re• dg ts, dated loly IS, 1813. 10th Diao—Captain Hon John Maitland, from the 'SU Foot, to be Ca; tain of a Company, vice Vernon, who Acbangra; Xmign Woliam Sayers to be Lieutenant, withoutlpurchis' e, vice Thompson, kdird in action; John Maitland, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Sayers, dated July 15, 1313. 12th 00.14s—Ensign George Money to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Troyer, promoted in the. 4th Ceylon Regiment; tusigti John St. John,_from the Ist Royal Surrey Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. Same date. • SSti Ditto—Captain John Verutn, from the 10th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Maitland, who exchanges. Same date. tith Ditto—Hospital , Assistant to the Forces Francis Reid to be Assistant -• tv gran, site M'Gregor, appointed to the 77th Foot. Saute da e. Sitth Ditto —Assistant-Surgeon Edward Johnson, from the 28th Foot, to be surgeon, vice Mackenzie, promoted on the Staff. Same ere. Slat Ditto—Ensign James tviompesson to be Lieutenant, with out pun bast , vice Sanderson, placed*upots halt-pay; Serjeant- Major Denote FitiGerald to be Adjutant (with the rank of En sign), vice Purdoo, wit.) resigns theAdjutantey cialy. Same date. WM Ditto—Ensign Richard O'Connell to be 1 ietitevant, with out purchase, vice Capel, promoted; Gentlematt.t 'adet Jo:. n Greene, from the Royal M.litary Coarse, to be Ensign, vice O'Connell. Same date.' 4 6 th Ditto—George Stepney, Capt. lo he Stnign,wit boat purchi'se, vice HOVfatt ' hose appointment has het taken place. sante date. 'l B th Ditto—Gentleman-Cadet I IHNII3I Weston, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase vice W idea ham, whose app ointment has not take's, place. Same date. 4th Di.tct—Assi.stanteSurgeon Josep'a Abell, from he With Foot, to be Surgeon ; Hospital-Amistant so the Forces Daniel VDU berty, to be ASS*. AD I...Sill:1000. Same date. 40th pit - a --Bongo S. Douglas to be Lieutenant, by purchase, " • vjce Johnson, promoted in the 60th Foot; Gemlernati-Cadet harry I. Shawe to be Sallign, without purchase, vice Dou slat.same date, 57th Ditt&•-Ensign Thomas Vaughan to be Lieutenant, Whitish! purchase, vice Busteed, placed upon half pay; Thomas Hamil-, ton, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Webb, whose appointment has not taken place, same date; Matthew Nixon, Gent. *be Ensign, without purchase, vice Vaughan. Dated July 16, 1813. 56th.Disto—Captain John Drultz to be Major, without pur chase, vice Henry, who retires; Lieutenant Warner Lewis to be Adjutant, vice Sleator, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. Dated July 15, 1813. 60th Ditto—Thomas Ahell, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Fisher, promoted. Dated July 15,1813, 62d Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Cuffe, from the Royal West Mid dlesex Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. Dated April 8, 1813. 66th Ditto—Captain the Hon. G. Forteseue, from" the 4th Gar rison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Carlyon, promoted. Dated July 15, 1813. 70th Ditto—lieutenant Frederick Lenox ingall, from the Royal West Middlesex Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. Da ted April 8 1813. 721 Dhoti—Lieutenant John Rae to be Paymaster, vice Camp bell, deceased. Dated July 15, 1813. 75th Pitto— Brevet Major Jonathan Brown to be Major, vice Stewart, killed in action. Lieutenant D. M'Lacblan to be Captain of a Company, vice Brown. Dated Feb. 6, 1813. 86th Ditto—Pearce Purcell Goold, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Ramsay, who retires. Dated July 15,1813. 93d Ditto —Asslitant•Surgeon Robert Punsliou, front the 11th Foot, to be Surgeon. Dated July 15, 1813. 9411 Ditto—lieutenant Robert Mac Intosh, from the Royal Perthshire Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. Dated July 15, 97th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, Ensign S. B. Power, without purchase, vice De Guilliermy, promoted, dated July 15 ; En sign James M'arath f by purchase, vice Lloyd, promoted. Da ted July 16, 1813. To be Ensign—Gentleman Cadet Alexander Gardiner, from the Royal Military College, vice Power. Dated July IS, 1313. 100th Ditto—John Fax, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Foley, whose Appointment has not taken place. Dated July 15, 1813. • 10Cd Ditto--Lieutenant John Btown to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchase, vice John Piper, who retires. Dated July 15, 1813. 3d Ceylon Regiment—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Clement Mar tin Edwards to be Lieutenant Colonel, without purchase, vice Mortis, appointed to the 69th Foot. Captain Ge o r ge Ni xon to he 111aj.n., vice Edwards. Dated July 15, 1813. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant A. Troyer, from the lath Foot, to be Ca; twin of a Company, without purchase, vice Edwards, ap pointed to the 10th Foot. Dated July 15, 1813. 4th Garrison Battalion—Lieutenant James Johnston, from the 48th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Fortescue, ap pointed to the 66th Foot. Dated July 15, 1813. sth Royal Veteran Battalion—Thomas Holder, late Quarter- Master ut the Ist Dragoon Guards, to be Ensign, vice Doyle, placed upon half-pay. Dated July. 15, 1813. 6th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon A. Ligertwood, from the 65th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Savery, appointed on the Staff. Dated June 10, 1813. WAR OFFICE, JULY 27. nd Regiment of Dragoon Guirds—Lientenant W. Bush to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Mayson, who retires. Commission dated July 22, 1813. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant J. Bagwell, from the Ist Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice O'Reilly, promoted iu the 24th Light Dr: goons. Dated July 22, 1813. - ist Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet C. W. Hughes, from the 4th Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Bagwell, appointed to the 4th Dragoon Guards. Dated July 22, 1813. 81 _.l_ • lath Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant H. Owen, fram the 16th` Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Tu• ring, killed in action. Dated July 22, 1815. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign John Buheel to be Lie u tenant and Captain, without purchase, vice Penruddock, who retires. Pared July 22, 1815. Istsßegimem of Foot—To be Captains of Companies Lieute• sant 'H. Cowell, vice Hay, dead of his wom ult, date d 21 ; Lieutenant Thomas Mosse, from the Seth Font, without pur chase, vice Lord John Somerset, appointed to the 233 Foot, dated July 92, 1813. To be Lieutenant, without purchase, Ensign J. H. ThompsOtt, vire Cowell, dated July 22, 1813. To be Ensign, witherit purchase, William D. Barclay, Gent. vice Thompson, ttate.i J L A ? 22, 1813. 4th Ditto—Brevet Lietiteutnt-Colonel D. Williamson to be Lieu tenant-Colonel, by pte - rhate; vice faunce, who.tetires; Cap is3n '1 honial li•irke to b. Major, 1:q• purchase , vice William s On. Dated Ju'y 12, 1813. :Bth Ditto-uTo be EnOgns, by tem:base, Francis Heimes, Gent. vice Maurutell, promoted, dated July ?.1 ; Stephen H. Cooke, Gent. vice M‘Clinfocit, promoted, dated July 22, 1318. 234 Ditto—Captaiu Lot d I: Somerset, from the let Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Hare, promo ted in the 12th Foot. Dated July. 22, 1813. ' - Itith Ditto--Lastia T. Town, front the 3d Royal• Lancashire Militia to 5e husign, without purchase. Dated July 42, 18J3. 37th Ditt Lieutenant H. O. Wood to be Captain of is Cum pleny, without purchase, dated July 22; Ensign W. Johnson, from the sth Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Wood, dated July 22 ; Lieutenant W. Metge, from the Wicklow Mi ' to be Ensign, without purchase, July 21; Serjeant, Major John Lang, from the Kilkenny Militia, to be Adjutant. with the ratik of Ensign, &tett July 22 ; Serjeatit-Major Munro, from the North Mayo Militia, to be Quarter-Master, dated July 22, 1813. 38' h Ditto—Lieutenant James Horton Law, from the Warwick " Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. Dated July 22,1813. 40th Ditto—Captain P. A. Latour, from the 11th Light Dra goons, to be Major, by purchase, vice Archdall, who retires. Dated July 220813. 49th Ditto—Ensign P. Stackpoole, from the Royal Meath Mili tia, to be Ensign, without purchase. Dated July 22, 1813. 50th Ditto—W. R. Greenhant, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice 'Antall, promoted in the 36th F•ot. Dated july 22, 1813. Slat Ditto—Ensign W. Galbreath to be Lieutenant, vice Percy, killed in action. Francis Percy, Gent. to"be Ensign, vice Gal breath. Dated July 22, 1813. 52d Ditto—Captain Cliaths Kinloch, from the 93th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cruice, who exchanges. Dated July 22, 1813. 53d Ditto—George Stoat Jeffery, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Muir, who retires. Dated May 27, iSi 3. 59th Ditto—Lieutenant 1. A. Craufurd, from the 11th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Seth, deceased. Dated July 22,1813. eoth Ditto—Ensign J. Moore, from the 99th Foot, to be Lieu. tenant, vice De Bree, deceased. Dated July 22, 1813. 63crDitto—Thomas Meldruni, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Collier, who retires. Dated July 22, 1813. 65th Ditto— O'Reilly, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon. Da. ted June 1, 1812. 67th Dtsto—Lieutenant H. Walker, from the 23d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Cowell, promo ted. Dated July 22, 1813. 69th Ditto—To be Ensigns, C. F. Pelly, Gent. by purchase, vice Baker, promoted, dated July 21 ; H. Anderson, Gent. with out purchase, vice Roy, promoted, dated July 22, 1813. 71st Regituent of Foot—John Fallarton, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice M‘Kenzie, promoted. 78th Ditto—Lieetenant Henry ii. Hutchinson, from the Ist Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice M'Vean, promoted. 85th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Fairfax to be Captain of a Corn pany,without purchase. All dared as above. To be Lieutenants, without purchase-. Ensign G. R. Gleig, dated July 20; Ensign H. J. French, dated July 21 ; and Lieutenant G. P. R. Codd, Irons the 7th Foot, vice Fairfax. Dated Italy 22, 1813. _ . - To be Ene.tz,ls, without purchase—Gentleman Cadet T. Ormsby, from the ltoyil Military College, to be Ensign, viciTzimig, dated ltily 21, and Sir ir. Eden, Sart. vice French. 91st ina o— t o be Captains of Companies, without purchase -1.1-tAttnant-D. Campbell, dated July 21; Lieutenant Thomas lingo, from the lOuth Foot, dated July 22, 1813. To be Lien runts, without purchase—Ensign --- Macdougall, dated July t 9; E.nsign A. Campbell, dated July 20; Ensign and Adjutani George Scott, to have the rank of Lieutenant. day ed Jury 21; Ensign). Black', dated July v 2, and Ensign kv, Mac!arlane, vice Campbell, dated July 23,1813. 93d Maw—Ensign Lewis Grenier, from the sth West-India Re giment, .o be bnsign, without - purchase, vice M'Donald, whose a;.pototsuatt has not take!! place. Dated July 22, Idl3. 99th Ditto-13revet Lieuteant Colonel William Cruice, from the 52d toot, to be Captain at a Company, vice E inloch, who ex chains, ; William 'Taylor, Gem to be Ensign, without pur chary, vice Mime ) premeted ha the 69th Regiment. sth Weibindia Restraeno—Rohett rvhte, c eo t, t o be Lo go , without purchase, vice Greater, appointed to the 93d Foot. 7th Dhto—Ensign and Adjutant G. Foskey, to have the rank of Lieutenant, dated July 21, and Ensign G. Rioter to be Lieu tenant, vice Coghlan, deceased, dated July 92, 1813. To be Ensigns, without purchase—John Maclean, Gent. vice Hammersley, who resigns, dated July 21, a n d ohn Foskey, Gent. vice Filmier, dated July 22, 1813. Ist Ceylon Regiment--Lieutenant Richter, from the ad Ceylon Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, without pur chase, vice Leone, promoted. 3d Ditto—Lieutenant W. Barney, from the Chasseurs Briton piques, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice • Nixon,. promoted. Royal African Corps—Lieutenant C. M. Meehan, from the 62d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Hillier, appointed to the 74th Foot; James Maclean, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Stanley. Sth Garrison Battalion— -- Rich, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Johnson, promoted in the 37th Foot. All dated as above. BR LVET. To be Lieutenant-Colonels in the Army—Major C. A. Vigo remit, of the 30th Foot; Major F. Hartwig, of the Ist Ligbt infantry Battalion King's German Legion; Major D. Dodgin, of the 66th Foot; Major J. A. Hupe, of the 90th Foot ; Major M. Macknizie, of the 71st Foot ; and Major H. Worsley, of the 94th Foot. Dated June 21, 1813. To be Majors in the Army—Captain W. Langrchr, of the 2d Ritti.lion of the line King's German Legion; Capt. P. Campbell, of the 52d Foot; Captain S. Mitchell, of the 95th Foot; Cap tain I'. Weinyss, of the 50tl1 Foot; Captain A. Heise, of the Qd Battalion of Light Infantry King's German Legion. All dated June 21, 1813. STAFF. Assistant Commissary-General T. P. Luscombe to be a Deputy Commissary-General to the Forces. Dated July 13, 1819. To be Depsty Assistant-Conunissaries-General to the Forces-- Thomas Marsden, Hem y Meredith Parker, and Henry Whit. marsh, Gents. Same date. UOSPITAL STAtf. Assistant-Surgeon John Short, from the 47th Foot, to Ist Regi mental Surgeon for a particular service. Dated Feb. 5, 1811. To be Hospital-Assis:ants for General Service—J. K.Von Eater, J. W. Brown, T. B. M'Cabe, W. Gibney, J. Miller, W. Mil lingan, Q. N. Cheek, G. Dunlop, and C. M'Neice, Gents. All dated July 19, 1813. The King's German Legion. Ist Regiment of Light Dragnons—Assistant•Surgeon F. Dettmer, from the 2d Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice Bergman, who re tires. Dated July 13, 1813. Ist Battalion of Light Infantry—Lieutenant W. Baron Heim . bruch to be Captain of a Company, vice Cropp, dead of his wounds ; Ensign C. Kessler to be Lieutenant, vice Heinfbruch. Dated July SO , 13,13. 2d Ditto—T. W. Doting, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Keimburg, promoted. Dated July 17, 1813. Battalion of the Line—Wm. Nagel, Cent, to be Ensign, vice Kathman, promoted. Dated July CO, 1813. 7th Ditto—L. Brackhaus, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Schaefer, pro moted in the Ist Foreign Veteran Battalion. The Duke of Brunswick Otis' Coips, Cavalry—Troop Serjeant-Major Misaohlett to be Cornet, vice Adomeit, who resigns. Dated July 22, 1813. Chasseurs Britanniques--Ensign J. J. Goussencourt to be Lieu tenant, without purchase, vice Gannter, promoted in the Greek Light Intantry ; John George Rawstonse, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Goussencourt. Dated July 22, 1613. Ist Foreign Veteran Battalion—Thomas Finlayson, Esq. to be Paymaster. Same date. MEMORANDUM. The Dates of the Commissions of the following Officers are as tinder mentioned, and not those Inserted in the Gazettes of the 19th and 20th instant, viz. _. . . . Captain Jackson, 57th Foot, June 25, 1813. Paymaster Rae, 7id Foot, June 19, 1813. Lieuttnant-Colonel A'Court, Staff, May 19, 1813. Ensign Miriardi, Royal Corsican Rangers, July 15, 1813. ERRATA in the Gazette of the 20th instant. 57rh Regiment of Foot. For Ensign Thomas Vaughan to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Busteed, placed upon half-pay, Read Ensign George Vaughan to be Lieutenant, &c. 58th Regiment of Foot. For Captain John Druitz to be Major, without purchase, rice Henry, who retires, Read Captain George Druitz to be Major, &c. • OFFICE OF ORDSIANCE, JULY 23. Corps of Royal Engineers. Lieutenant General John Evelegh to be Culonel•Commandant, by augmentation. Brevet-Colonel Robert D'Arcy to be Colonel, vice Evelegh. Brevet-Major H. Liphinstone to be Lieut. Colonel, vice b'Arcy. 2d Captain John Rou Wright to be Captain, vice klpbiustone. Ist Lieutenant R. Z. Mudge to be 2d Captain, vice Wrieht. 2d Lieutenant F. R. Thompson to be Ist Licut. vice Mudge. Brevet-Colonel G. Bridges to be Colonel, by augmentation. BreVet-Major E. Durnford to be Lieut. Colonel, vice Bridges. 2d. Captain G. G. Lewis to be Captain, vice Durnford. Ist Lieutenant .F. Stanway to be 2d Captain, vize Lewis. 2d Lieutenant N. Y. Wortham to be Ist ditto, vice Stanway. Brevet-Major.G. Whitmore to be Lieut. Col. by augmentation. 2d Captain T. M. Dickens to be Cal,tain, vice Waitinore. lit Lieutenant J. Vetch to be 2d Caiitain, vice Dickens. 2d Lieutenant J. P. Catty to be Ist ditto, vice Vetch. Brevet• Major F. Tbackery to be Lieut. Col. by augmentation. 2d Captain 11. Smart to be Captain, vice Tliackery. i at Lieutenant A. Walker to be 2d Captain, vice Smart. . . Lieutenant J R. Worsley to be Ist ditto, vice Walker. Brevet-Major H. A. Morshead ro be Lieut. CoL by augmentation. 2d Captain J. M'Lauchlan to be Captain, vice A. Morshead. Ist Lieutenant S. Williams to be 2d Captain, vice M , Lauchlan. 2d Lieutenant V. Tinting to be I st ditto, vice Wild:lms. Brevet Major J. F. Birch to be Lieutenant-Col, by augmentation. Second Captain Henry Hobbs to be Captain, vice Birch. First Lieut. Wm. D.Snuth to be :second Captain, vice H. Hobbs. Second Lieut. A. D. White to be First Lieut. viceW. D. Smith. Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Stephen R. Chapman to be Lieutenant- Colonel, by augmentation. Second Captain John Hobbs to be Captain, vice Chapman. First Lieut. Fred. English to be Second Captain, vice 1. Hobbs. Second Lieut. JaniesW. Eyre to be First I.ieut. vice Et.glisk. Brevet Major J. Handheld to be Lieut.-Col. by augmentation. Second Captain Charles Boothby to be Captain, vice. Handheld. First Lieut. Thomas J. H. Pitts to be Second Capt. viceßoothby. Second Lieut. Joshua Jebb to be First Lieut. vice Pats. tzecond Captain Edward Parker to be Captain, by augmentation. First Lieut. T. blanshard to be Second Captain,.vice Parker. Second Lieut. John Smith to be First Lieut. vice lianshard. Second CaptainW. C. Holloway to be Captain,by augmentation. First Lieut. T.K. Hutchinson to be Second Capt. vice Holloway. Second Lieut. Henry Wilson to be First Lieut. vice Hutchinson. Second Captain Rich. Buteler to be Captain, by augmentation. First Lieut. Alex. Brown to be Second Captain, vice Bateler. second I .ieut. Alex. Henderson to be First Lieut. vice Brown. Second Captain H.Vavasour to be Captain, by augmentation. First Lieut. Loyalty Peake to be Second Captain, viceVavasour. Second Lieut. T. Battersbee to be First Lieut. vice Peake. Second Captain barn. Routh!) , to be Captain, by augmentation. first Lieutenant A. Emmett to be Second Captain, vice komilly. Second Lieutenant R. H. Cooper to be First Lieut. vice Emmett. First Lieutenant C. Robertson to be Second Captain, by augmen tation, and Second Lieutenant Arthur Walpole to be First Lieu tenant, vice Robertson. First Lieutenant A. 'liter/lion to be Second Captain, by augmen tation, and Second Lieutenant William N. Cox to be hilt lieutenant, vice A. Thomson. First Lieutenant W. H. Jones to be Second Captain, by aug mentation, and Second Lieutenant Richard J. Vicars to be First Lieutenant, vice W. H. Jones. First Lieutenant Edward Fyers to be Second Captain, by aug mentation, and Second Lieutenant George Tait to be First Lieutenant, vice Fyers. First Lieutenant Win. C. Ward to be Second Captain, by aug mentation, and Second Lieutenant Henry R. Brandreth to be F.rst 14outenant ' vice Ward. Second Lieutenant T. L. Lewis to be First Lieutenant, by aug mentation; Second Lieutenant C. 0. Streatfield to be First Lieutenant, by augmentation, and Second Lieutenant J. Mudge to be ditto, by augmentation. Dated July 21, 1613. JULY 23.—Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Captain John Michell to be Captain, vice Stone, deceased, and First Lieutenant H. Curtis to be Second Captain, vice Michell. Dated Jan. 25, 1813. Second Lieutenant James Prescott to be First Lieutenant, vice Curtis. Dated June 26, 1813. First Lieu ‘ tenant W. F. Lindsay to be Second Captain, vice Stan hope, removed to the Line, and Second Lieutenant H. Bisshopp to be First Ltotessaist, vice 14114141. Detect July 1, 1813. ,T• be Second Lieutenants-GendeMen Cadets Ja mes Lye, Vice West, removed to the Engineers; John Blake, vice Shaw, pro. moted; Thomas Watkins, vice Ramsay, promoted ; Rowland E. Cotton, vice Pester, promoted; Darell lago, vice Tweedie t promoted ; John Palmer, vice Small, promo te d ; J o h n H. Griffin, vice Bayley, promoted ; Thomas A. Lethbridge, vice Hanway, promoted; Juhn Somerville, vice Martin, promoted; James F. Simmons, vice Kercernati, promoted; • Alfred las Milnes, vice Spearman, promoted; Benjamin I.yster, vice Drummond, promoted ; Richard L. C orne li us , vice' Cooper, deceased; Lewis B. Walsh, vice Acherley, promoted. Dated July 5,1813. BANKRUPTS. James Proctor, of Yarm, Yorkshire, merchant,tkaler and chap. man, to surrender August 19, 20, and September 7, at eleven, at the George and Dragon, in Yarm. Attornies, Mr. George Morton, Gray's-Inn, London, ;or Mr. Powell, Stokesley. James Salter, of Trinity.square, Middlesex, merchant, scrivener, dealer and chapman, July 31, at ten, August 3, at one, and Sept. 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pope, ttlodiford• court, Fenchurch-street. Edward Evans, of Denbigh, Innkeeper, dealer and ebapman, August 18, 19, at eleven, and Sept. 7, at five, at the White Lion Inn, Chester. Attornies, Messrs. Philpet and Stone, Hare -court, Temple, London ; or Mr. Finchet, Chester. William Jenks, of Wem, Salop, cbeesefactor and tanner, dealer and chapman, August 19, 20, and Sept. 7, at eleven, at the Guildhall Cuffee-bouse, Worcester. Attornles, Messrs. Welles and Dickens, Worcester; or Mr. James Platt, Tanfield-court, Temple, London. Willism Dochtr, of Docking, Norfo'k, corn-merchant, bean jobber, dealer and citeputati, August 23, 24, and September 7, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Lincoln. Attornies, Mr. Joseph Cope,l.ineoln ; or Mr. Charles WiLton,Gmeille-stret r, Hatton-Garden, London. Thomas Warner, of Hatton-Wall, Middlesex, grocer, dealer and ebapn• an, August 3, 10, and Sept 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atiornty, Mr. Osbaldeston, Little Tower-street. William Payne Barnard, lermerly of High-street, Southwark, and late of Foster lane, Chrapside, but now of Glouoetter- Terrace, Roston, Middlesex, linen.eraper, J ily 51, Augte.t 7 ; and Sept. 7, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Vrapet, !L -yles-Inn Holborn. George darper, of Oresford Mills, Dtmbighsbire, tobaccohist and snuff-manufacturer, August tO , 21, and Fr t. 7, at eleven, at the Eagles Inn, Wrexham. Attornies, Mr. Brown, Wit r. ham ; or Me-ars. ISindetley, Lorg, and Austen, Gray's-In: Lordon. Joseph Osborne, of I Ittoxeter, St aftbrd•hire, grocer, August 6, 13, at eleven, at the King's .trnis T3vern, Dui by, gild Sept. 7, at twelve, at the King's Brad Inn, Derby. Attur int s, N:r. Wm. Eaton Moutley, Derby; or Messrs. Berridge, No. vu s 1 lattow. Garden, London. Stephen Rowe, of Huntingdon, grocer, July 30, Atieti,t 7, and Sept. 7, at ten, at Guildhall, LULU CM. Attu. nits, Jlust3. niu post and Stone, No. li-114re-cowl, Templet. William West, late of Sheerness, Kent, brewer, dealer and chap man, July 91, Atigust 14, and Sept. 7, at eleven, at Guldball, London. Attornies„Messrs. Ternider and (dynes, Burr-street h East Smithfield. Amos Wray, of Tokenhouselard, London, merchant, August 7, 17, and Sept. 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ham mond, N.Y. 42, Hattun-Garden, London. GRAND CHAPTER OF THE KNIGHTS OF 7HE ORDER OF THE G4RTER. Yesterday his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT held a Chapter of the Order of the Garter, for the ex• press purpose of electing his buramt. NlA.rtsry the EMPEROR of all the RUSSIAS, a Member of this Most Noble Order, at Carlton House. Soon after three o'clock his Royal Highness retired from his private apartments, and entered his closet in his full Robes of the Order. Garter King at Arms in his full Robes was in readiness to receive his Royal Highness, and proceeded to call over the names of tie Members of the Order, when the following answered to their names, and walked in grand procession through the State Rooms in their full Robes. It began with the Marquis WELLESLEY, as the J. nior Knight present, and proceeded with— The Marquis of Hertford. The Earl of Pembroke. The Earl of Winchelsea. The Earl of Viresunorland. The Earl of Chatham. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. His Rny..l Highness the Duke of Clarence. His Royal Highness the Duke of York. Sir Thomas Eyrwhitt, tiettileman Usher of the Black Rod. Sir Isaac Heard, Garter Principal King zt Arms. The Rev. Dr. Legg, Dean of Windsor, Registrar of the Order. The Rump ot Salisbury, Chancellor of ditto. The Bishop of Winchester, Prelate of ditto. His Royal Highness the Prince R egent, as representing the Soveatiou. His Royal Highness's train was held up by liancral Leigh, the Groom in Waiting. The other Attendants upon his Royal Highness were—. The Marquis of Winchester, u Groom of the Stole. Lord Petersham, the Lord la Waiting. The Earl of Harrington, Gold Stick. The Lord Chamberlain. I.ord Charles Beutinek, Treasurer of the Household. Lord George Beresford, Comptroller of the Household. major -General W. Bayley, Equerry in Waiting. The procession having arrived in the Throne or Council Room, and his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT as repreienting the Sovereign, having taken his seat in a superb chair opposite the throne, the Knights and Officers of the Order made their reve rences, the former took their seats on each side the PRINCE, according to their seniority, and the Litter took their appointed stations. King at Arms and the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod at the foot of the table, with their staves of office, with the Registrar between them. The PRELATE Of the ORDER stood to the right of tulle PRINCE. • His Royal Highness's state attendants stood be hind him. On his left Count Letvex, the Russian Ambassa dor, in his full uniform and order, and the Quixote- LOR of the ORDER, who addressed,the Chapter, and said he had it in command from his Royal Highness the PIUNCE K oaiiv, in the name of his Majesty, to recite the last Statute of the Order, which directed that besides the Sovereign it should consist of twenty. five Knights exclusive ut the Royal Family. It was recommended to the Ctkipter to pass a new statute, for the express purpose ot electing his IMPii• MAL MAJESTY, the Eurattea of all the RUSSLAS, a Member of the Order, notwithstanding any former statute or dcc' er to the contr.iry. His Exceliency the RI:s3I tN AMBASSADOR StOOd close: to the C.JA:.CLLLI)ft, Ztlid bowed most respectfully. The ents;:cul.Loit proceeded to take the opinions of the Kntgitta prk.aeta, beginning with the Ju,tior, propri ty of passing the statute ; and on rec.-wing their he-11-,Ctia writing, declared his I NIPBPI A L. MAJLITY, the k.An , Lltuit ui ,ii, rie Ruzsi As, duly elected a Mem tierot the I.‘lost Noboe 0: the G Ler. Garter at titnw then retired from the foot of the table, bowing, to an adjoining room, and intro duced FRANCIS . lowaisEND, Esq. in consequence anis ind,position preventing him mum undertaking the voyage to Russia, and proposed Mr. TOWNSEND to go in his room. They boweJ must respectfully to PRINCE. Mr. TOWNsEND Was afterwards conducted to the head of the table by Garter King at Arms and the jtvgistriir, and illllo4llCed to the rAtikiCE. lie WAS