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iiitiVESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER: I 4 1827. 12.7t5.1 PICTUALI4NM OFFICE, Clean. st, 11127. THE COMMISSIONERS for i'ICTIMLLING kis mAntrrri fc. do hereby give wave, That on THuasnar,tha 11th c November neat, they will be 'may to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the pply of what RUM may be demanded for the use of his--Ma idtj. Troops at BA RBA DOES, for Twelve Calendar Months, Trop 'MOM day of January next; and further, until Six Months shall he given fur the termination of the Contract. EPItICE SEVEIkPENCE.. of his Ilfsjesty'r Household, and Knight Grind Cross of the Hanoverian Gut..lphie Order.: ,`r 80th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Arthur Or ririen, from . the Royal Military College to he &Mori, without put Lbaaw f yippilsedinan, prnsuntA in the, 18th Prot. 81st- Ditto—Assistant Surgeos Nalcartimilkt ie. Dc from the 32J Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Samuel Holmes, pined open half pay. litthlo—To be Liedtenants--Rit.ign • Henry Vigoirreor. oleo Broom, deceaied Rn.ign Charles Adair vice St. • Clair, de ceased; Li:indium Sistnhei Iltarnmorr, item half pay Canadian Fericiblea.vke John Jima P,clt, who exchanges.— fn be En signs—Ensign John Ilenry Fo‘key, from, half pay York Chas ileum vice Drismill.deremed ; Ensign Edward Ingram, from halt pay 33th Fottotice Vlgnureux; Ensign Montagu Vernon- Ab. bolt, from that'll pay, Vitt: Adair. 86th Ditto—Lieutenant George Anthony Goddard, from half pay 50th Fort, to hr Lieutenant, vice William Clark Ca:,ivrell, who exchange:s; EnsigniAbralsam Whitfield, from half pay Bth Welt India Itegtmeut, to be &sign, vice Solway, deceased. 87th, Dttro— Francis Geot. to be ftislgn thy porcha.e, vree appofpted to' the 6th Foot; Strjeant Major, Charles Create. front the'tst or Grenadier N om G uar d s, in b e Adj utant (with the ram! of Ensign:, vice Liatsard, Who reigns the Adju caner only. - • jes.e; ~;.. , - • FROM T HE- LoNvoie GAZETTE , Na.' IS. • NoItINATIoN OF SHERTFF3 The names of those who were nominated for Sheriffs by the Lords of the Council, at the Exchequer, on the Morrow of Saint Martin, in the eightfi year.of the reign of King George the Fourth, and in the year of our Lord 1847. Bedfordshire--George Musgrave. of Shitlington Esq. William HudgeCooper Cooper, o f T o ddi ogton , Esq. William Stuart, of Temp-ford Hall, Esq. - Berkshire —Thomas Bowles, of Mit Augustus SchufZ. of SooMng Hill, Esq. Alichie Forbea,-Of Seforocid Park, Esq. Enckieghamisire—Robert heresy, of Langley Park, Esq. George • : Ikienry Dart/mond, of West Wickham, Esq. Robert Hibbert, Of Chalfont St. Peter s ,Cartyle and Hunt—jobn Peter Allis, of Swaffam Priory, Esq. Sir "'Clinks Watson, of West Wratting, Bart. John Liendysh, of , Knestsworth, Esq. chesKira—John Ilyle, of Marclealiehl, Roq. Joseph Leigh, of Great I Badworfb, H.q. Richard Massey, of Mostun, Esq. Cumberland --Edward William Hasell, cif Dalematn, Esq. Thomas Parker, of War*kk Hall, Esq. William Manske, of snood nook, Esq. tornwallJohn HearieTrensayne, of Helypn, Egg John Rogers, Penrose, Esq. Jamos Wentw o r t h B u ll er , o f Shillingharn, Esq. Derbyshire—Sir "George Sitwell. of Reuishaw, Bart. Wiliam Ke,ns, of Alkstr ee , E sq . Robert Newton, of ioirrbeidgt. Esq s Devonitire--Wilthm Langmeaci.lsif Elforsl Lrlgk, Esq. Sir John Ketandway,of Escort, Bart. Sir Humpltry Ilholr, of ('reedy, Bt. Dorsetshite— William Gill Paatisoof Combo Abner, Esq., George Tnornissou Jacob, Of Weymouth, Esq. Henry Sheering, of Up way, Esq. Essez—Sir Checks Joshua' Smith, of Sutton, Bart, John Henry Conyera, of Cotaasall in Epping, Esq. Gloucekaisbire,sligrmeaTrotosan, Siston Court, El. Wiltiant Illatriwayte, of Dyrham Park, Esq. Henry Hicks, of Easting ton, Esq. " furdshke—slohn Johnston, of Pixley, Esq. John Sal Way, of Lute Moor, Esq. • Edmund Higginson, of Saltmarsh, Esq. Hertfordshire—sir Cullen Smith, of Iledwelf Park, Bart. Robert I Chitterbuck, of Watford, Faq. Charles. Phelips, of Bligguis Paik, Esq. Kent --Sir 'Uonsas Maryut Wilson. of Charlton, Bart. Sir Henry Fltzbeibert, of West Farleigh, Bart. Thomas Ryder, of Bough ton Zia re,- Esq. Leicestershire—George Pochin, of Barkhy, Esq. Joshua Grundy, tithe ()okes. Esq. Thomas Paget, of Humberstone, Esq. • Lincoinshire—Charles Keightley Tunnard, of Frampton, Esq. Richard Elmbirst, of Usselhy, E.q. C. Win's, of-Appleby, Esq. Moumouthshire,—ltichari lhakensore, of Leys, Esq. Williams Morgan, of Panty (Totter, Esq. Thomas Hilt,a,f Bidendoon,Esq. Norfolk—Sir WiUiasn J.ha Henry Browne Flakes, of Hillingfods Bart, Andrew Fountains, of Narford,. F.sq. the Honourable George John Watsona Minos, of North &mbar's. Northamptousisirellenry Hungerford Holditch Ilungerford, : pf !Tingley Hall, Esq . . Samuel Amy Soverne, of Thenford, Esq. Richard Pack, of Flo Ore, Esq. Northumberland—Cbarks Busanquer, of Rock.. Esq. Sic Edward Blacken, of Matfen, Bart. Sandersoo lidertoo, of Ildertuti,Rsq. Nottinghamshire-40bn Emmertoo IVescomb,tsfThrumpton, Esq. Samuel Ellis liricowe, of lkesthurpe, Esq. Henry Coape, of Sherwood Lodge., EIS Osfordsbire--Tbonus Cobb, of Ncitbrop, Esq. John Brown, of Kingston, Esq. Charles CoueteU Dormer, of Ronsham, Esq. Rullandsbiro—Thomas Walker, of !Addington, Esq. George Fuldh, of Burley, Esq. %Valiant Ward; f Belton, E.q. Shropshire—William l r aeuu Chide, of Kinlet Park, EN. Roland - Bunt, of Boroattort Park, Esq. :Charles Kynastoo Mainwarlog, of Oteley Park, Esq. Sumersetshire—John Hugh Smyth Pigott, of Brockley, Esq. Sir Alexander Hood, of Wootton, Bart. James Adana Gordon, of Portbury, Eaq. Stafordshire—John Atkinson, of Maple Hayes, Esq. John Bate man, of Kadporsley, Esq. Thos. Twendow, of Pears Wood, Rog. Gamy of Soutbarnoton— William Sloane Stanley, of Paultons. Esq. George Puretay Jervoise, of Herriard House, Baq. Edward Walter Mont, of .Enhaso, Esc Suffolk—John Lee Farr of Ninth Cove, Esq. Henry Wilson, of Stowlangtoft Esq. dart Logan, of Kent well Hall, El. Sunrer—Thonals Hope; of Deepdrne, Esq. Felix Ladbrooke, of Headkj,.Eol. Sir Wiliam. George Hyltoo Jolliffe s of Alerat , ham, Barra Snow-bilk Lands:Ms Sussex—, WAR °FMB., Nov. 12, 1827. -. ~ Sd Regiment of Dragoon Gouda—Cornet Edward Wedss *. iii, be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Pierce, promoted ; bleileglifir Ford Beaman, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Welbero‘ Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Sir William f.ave- : rence Young, Bart. to be Adjutant. vice Gladitille, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. 1311s.Ditto--Lieutenant John Wetherall, from the 94th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Atherton, deceased. 16th Ditto—Captain William O,ten to be Major, by purchase, Mee King, promoted. To be Captains, by purchase—Lieutenant Andrew Alexander AP Conchey, vice Gteville, promoted ; Lieutenant George Jams hi'Dowe'll, vice Oaten. • To be, Lieutenants—Lieutenant James Edward Alerartder, &GM the-half-pay, vice George Hamilroa,..artin aztkang,s. reirdillifg. the difference; Cornet J e rva s S tan f or d Deverill, by p vice . M*Conchey I Cornet Henry Brocks, by purchase, flier M' Dowell. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign and Liens}} pant Sir Ralph- Abe, ctomby Anstruiher, Bart. to be Lleinenake I . and Captain, by purchase, vier SW Harry Verney, promoted 04 . Charlta nammund Allis, Gent. to he Rabin and Liedtenant, : i - by Imirdszne, eke Sir R. A. A:berm/se& rileviliree tiel - Faneidrer rain Dugaill lilPPlffel, learn tip i. ~.; y, to be Captain; vke M . Ra.pronaoted: ' ri 'Tribe Lieutenants, witheift purchatej-linsign Francis Lucas, vice :•o,lehrooket promoted-; Ensign (high Mantiers-Dalrymple,itice s i Si' Lean,. porimoted ; Lieutenant William liussel Burrow, irons Ralf-pay 96th-Foot, vice Ritchie, placed upon* hilf.paj. , - 7.. i To he Ensigns—lianign Robert Jones, from half- p0y.641.4 r ea11i.; vice 'Lucas ; Ensign Robert M'Farlaue Campbell, Irons half pa 65th foot, vice Dalrymple. - . . __..„ 3d Dirt o—Lieutenant Thomas Stephens, from b a ll pay NM 1004 to be lieutenant, vice lhauglii, appointed to the 42,1 Foot. 6th Ditto— l a irutenant Jobtrsßowlegr ilieylandi from half pay 87th nn, to be Lieutenant, vice Pilkinton, promoted ; Ensign Josepli Ralph, from the 87th Fait, to he Ensign,iice Beebee, pronsotell. 7th Ditto—Ensign Richard Norman,• from • the 90th Foots tb be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Walkes, promoted ; Hospital As sistant John O'Brien to be Assistant Surgeon, vice -Pilklngtob, promoted. 10th Ditto—William Howe Hadfield, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lan rifte, deceased. 15th Ditto—To Ise Lieutenants—Ensign John Edward Orange, vice Larnphier, .deceased ; Lieutenant Tbomas• Pearson, from. the 47th Foot, vice Caldwell, appointed to the 33,4 'Foot. To be Ensign—Gentleman cadet James IL Fenwick, frame Vbi Royal Military College, vice Orange. 15th Ditto--Lieut. Thomas Hallifas Western, from the half pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Piney, promoted. 16th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry M`lilanus to be Captain, vice Wig. Rams, deceased; Ensign George Matthew Archer tcr be Lien. i tenant, vice- bt Alain* ; . Gentleman Cadet JOhn P:`& . Sail, t from the Royal Military. College, to be Ensign, vice ArCher. • • midi- Ditto—lieutenant loseph Thomas, front half pay 87th• Foot, *be Lieutenant, vice Wilson, promoted. . - slash Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Deeintus Herbert, !from half pay 87th Foot, vice Connor, promoted ; Lieutenant 1 , Thomas Miller Creagh, from half - pay 87th Foot. Vice Pithier, I. : promot ed. !Ist - Ditto—Second Lieutenant William Johnston to be Pliit'dira. tenant, by purchase, vice Beete, promoted; Change Wyndion La Motte, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, '', . 1 1,I d ohnstou. . Ditto--Lieutenant William Richard;,,Btretton, from- the UN Is . ~ jay, to be First Lieutenant, vice Macdonald, promoted. Ilith' Ditto—Captain William James D'Urban, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice William Noe/ Hill, who exchanges ; Ensign. Henry Curling, from the half pay, to be Ensigh, vice Wilton, ap. pointed to the 70th Foot. 28th Ditto—Meese Major Edward -Brackenbury, from the Mb • Poot ' to be Major, by purch a s e , vice Ha il e., promoted ; • • ICatiet &mud B. Hobart, from he Royal Military College, to Emilio, without purchase, vice Pmbyni deceased. . . .-.. 29th Ditto—Assistant Surgeon Peter Robertson, from the 7. Foot, to be A . nt Surgeon, vice Dunlop, deceased. 30th Ditto—Major John Dalrymple to be Lieutenant Colonel. b, purchase, vice Stacpoole, who retires; Captain John Powell be Majoq by perehaseoricebalrymple: • . . 31st Dittos —peutenanx,George Willoughby Davy O'Hara, train the half pay, to be Lieutenant, vice liitldoni, appointed to the 64th Foot. 33d Dittor-Lientenant Henry Skawe Jones, from the half par, to be Lieutenant, vice Payne, promoted. 35th Ditto—John HilJebrlnd Oakes Moore, bunt: to be Ensign, without purchase, vice.CArnie., promoted. • .-. 36th Ditto.L.-To be Captaius—,paptain Honourable Richard Hare; frOM the half Tay, vice 41113 rt Wakefield; who exchanges, re:., ceivisigthe differeoce; Caplan John 'De Lacy, from the half pay, vice Meade, who retires; Captain Henry Bell. from the half pay, vice James Prendergast, who exchanges, receiving the difference.' . . 'Da be Ensign, by purchase-1040 fleptir Reeve, Gent. vice Gen, promoted in the Ceylon Reginfenri 39th Ditto—To be Captains—Captain Horatio Walpole, front the 88th Foot, vice D'Arcey, promoted ; Captain Studholnie John Hodgson, from the half p.y, vicr•lttples, appointed to the 88th . F VO4. ' • To be Lieutenant—Lieutenant Edward .W.aldron. from half pay .61st Poet, vice George Marea'Boi4en',.., Placed, upon half pay. 40th Dints—To be Lieutenaars--Licutenaot.flobere-Joseph Kerr, from the 87th Foot ; Lieutenant Alexander Child, from half pay 96th Poot, vice Radford, whose appUintment his n ot t a k en p l ace . 41st Ditto — Lieutenant Stephen Gibbons, from half . payilinith 'Foot, • to be Lieutenant, vice Robert Shafts Orde, who exchanges. 49d Ditto--Lieutenant William Douglass; from the 3d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Christopher Clarke, who retires on half pay Rid Foot. Con ditiodv of the Contract coal be seen at this Office. * Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, amd, be tielvered before One o'Clock on the Day iippointed ; and must be - t e,enipinted ht a letter signed by two responsible Persons b i r t hs; to become bound with the Party tendering in the penal sap of Fire Hundred Pounds, for the due performance of the Comae. • • • The Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on hts behalf, inn attend to answer when called for. U. WALLER CLIFTON: • - rICTILILLIATG OFFICE, &lobar 31, 1 3 4; FIVE COVVIMIONERS for VICTUA.LINO A•il , MARTSTrI A'Avlr, hereby give .4 1 tre4ice. That oe Tnnasaar, the Ifeh November next, they will be ready ig receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the supply e. separate Contracts) of all such qtymtities of FRESH BEEF as soy be dintanded for the use of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels; at *Mowing places, for Twelve Months, from the first day of Ja. 'pry next, viz. Canalsfinnan Niigata Cart and Kinsale Leith, Leith Roads, and the Filth of Edisibereli Londonderry and Loughswilly t Milford Haven Fakroooth Greenock Neweastlo.and Newhorea PI pruoutib Sheerness/ • Ximatown and Dublin and St. llary's Scilly 'Ds Condition, of the Contracts may be seen at this Office, or by applying to the Agents for the Victualling at Plymouth and Cork; to.the Storekeepers at Sheerness and Deal; and to the Osillostorsef his Majesty's Customs at each of the other places. • - Each Tender must 'reify the price in words at Oriels, and be ithrered before One o Clock on the Day appointed ; and must be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Pasoan en ptiog to become bound with the Party tenderkag for Plymouth. Clutha', and Sheerness, In the penal sum of £1,500, and fur each of the other places in the penal sons of £5OO, for the due per formance of the respective Contracts. The Person who makes the Tender, or sews -Person on his tchalf, must attend to answer when called for. M. WALLER CLIFTON. Gall , lisillert Aldridge, of New Lodge, Esq. Sir Charles Mon .telien Burgas jamb , of Beauport, Bart. John Aldridge, of St. Leonards, Eag. Farwiekshire—Franeis Benyon Ilacket, of Moor Hall, Esq. Sir •ilenty Francis Sclauckbergh, of Slsuckburg, Bart. Sir George Cbetwynd, of Grendun, Mot. Viltsbire—..George IleneageWalher Heritage, of Compton Bassett, Esq. Charles Wyndham, of Dunbead, Esq. George Wroughtun Wrougbtoo, of WSlcier, En. • iforcestershire—Rawson Parke, of Crowe House, Esq. G eorge Meredith. of Iletriogton,Esiq. Edward Bodge, of Abbey Manor House, Evesham, Esq. 'orkshire.....Sir Tastes Sykes, of Sleslustre, Batt. Charles Winn, of Nostan Priory, Esq. George Wootbwell, of Newburgh Park, Esq. The names of the several persons nominated by the Chief Justices of the respective Circuits an Wales, as proper penults to serve the office of Sheriff for the ensuing year, for the respective Counties following— • • SOUTH WA LES. Carmarthenshire--Fslward Bose Tunno, of liangennock Park, Eaq. David Morris, of Lianstephan, Esq. William Chambers, of Liasielly. ES* Pembrokeshire—Thomas 3leyrick, of Bush, Esq. John Leach, of Pemkokeiti. Samuel Harris, of Tsevacoon, Eaq. Cardiganshire—Morgan Jones, of Poithyrbs Esq Jolts Griffiths, of Liwyndwrries, Esq. H e nry Lewis ilwardes Gwynne, of Lianlerry, Esq. Glaniorgacishices.-Ruben Francis Jinn's, of Wenvoe Castle, Esq. John Richards. of 'loath, Eaq ltichard Turbervill Turbervill, of Ervenny Abbey, EN. Dreconskire—Fuseler f'rice, of Twynsy-coed, Eli. William Rhin Brava), lkaulurt,Esq. Howell %%fames Williams, of C•ity,Ewl. Radnor - Shire—David Thomas, of Welleld House, Esq. Thomas . Evans, of Liansaint tread Cwmtoythiut, Bag. George James Chuimundley, of Cr.igread, Esq. NORTH WALES. kngleary—Jorres Panto,,, of Llanddyfnan, Esq. Thomis Williams, of Gellfawr, Esq. Henry Prichard, of Trescaaven, Esq. Caernarvonshire—Richard Westin Price, of Bronygrder, Esq. Daniel Vawdrey, of nalgwynant, Fol. David Price Dowries, of tlensirerhysgethin, Esq. Merionethshire— %Villiam John Banks, of Dolymoch, Esq. Charles Thomas Thurston, of Talgarth, Esq. Thomas Casino, of Blaen. yadui• Hot Monti.-- 46th Ditto—Lieutenant John Godwin, from half pay Royal African Corps. to be Lieutenant, vice Morrison, promoted, 52d Ditto—Ensign Graves Qutiiney Swan, to be Lieutenant, vice Wilson, deceased ; Gentleman Cadet Frederick G. 1301, trottal the Royal hii:itary College, to be Ensign, trice Swan. 54th Ditto—Lieutenant Pryce Clarke to be Adjutant, vice John. Clark, promoted. 55th Ditto-r• Lieutenant John Palmer, from half pay Royal Artil.. !try, to he Lieutenant, vice Clement C. Ebrisigtun, placed upon. halt pay. ' 56th Diitn—Captain Charles O'Conor Higgins, from the ball pay, to be Captain, vice lirackenbury, promoted in .the guth Foot; Ensign John Freke Aylmer to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Maya!, promoted; Francis Thom,' Meech, Geol. to be Ensign, by purchase., vice Aylmer. 57th Ditto—Ensign George Edwards to he Lieutenant, vice Moore, deceased; Thomas Auhin, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Edwards Hospital Assistant David Lister to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Doyle, deceased. 58th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas John Gaut to be Captain, by par. chase, vice Leyne, who retires; Ensign Richard Herliger Creaghe to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Grant; John Na pier, Gent. to be KnWgn, by purchase, vice Creagbe. 60th Ditto—Captain George thowar, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Jobn Richard Broadhead, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference; Alfred Mundy, Gent. to be Second Lieut• without purchase, vice Havelock, promoted in the 94th Foot. 61st Deco—To be Captains—Lieutenant Edward Mallet, by put , chase, vice Hamilton,. who retires;.. Captain Robert Shaba Coglilan, front the half pay,vice Duncan Darroth,who exchange,. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Ed ward Irving, by purchase, vice Mallet ; Lieutenant Donald Henry Aylmer Mackinnon, from the half pay, vice Richard Welwyn, placed upon half pay. To be Ensign—Ensign William Ward, from the half pay, vice' Vane, placed upon ball pay. 83d Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Brown to be Captain, vice Hill, deceased ; • Ensign Richard Lane to be Lieutenant, vice Browni Robert Dale Gent. to be En s ign, vi c e L ane . 64th Ditto—Lieutenant John Ayres Kingdom, from the 31st Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Forbes, promoted. 88tb Dittos-James Ray, Gant. to be Ensign by purchase, vice .Gosset promoted. 71-st Ditto — Ensign William Wallace to be Lieutenant without put Diesel Charles Jones, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Waage. 73.1 Ditto—Hospital Assistant John Gordon Fraser to be Assistant Surgeon. 75th Distu—Eilward Knollys, Gent, to he Ensign by purchase, vice W4lton, who retires. • I 77th Ditto—to be Lieutenants—Lieutenant William Atkin from half pay 5d Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Jollepli Lomax, placed upon half pay; Lieutenant Edward Cooper tolls from half pay Rifle Brigade, vice Abraham Parkinson Kenyon, placed upon half pay ; Lieutenant William Galwey, from half pay 15th Foot, vice Robert Harpur, who exchanges; Lieutenant Edward Cates, ft ona the half pay, vice Macalister, appointed to the 98th Foot. .iisomerishire—John James Turner, of Pentreheillin ' Esq. Henry Adolphu s Proctor, of Aberhaferp, Esq. Wytbeu Jones, of llMeutport, tsq. Denbighshire—Lloyd Bamford Hesketh, of Gwryeh Castle, Esq. Robert bliddleton iiddutph , uf Chirk, El. William Parry Yak, of Plasyn Yak, Esq. Fiintshire--William John Banker, of Soughtcm, Esq. Edward Dy mock, of Peciley, Esq. George IYatkiii Remick, of Mertyli, Esq. - - WHITEHALL, N0v.13. The Pep *pi beet pleased to order s Conge d'Elire to pass the Great Seal, empowering the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Rochester, to Pita a ashop of that See, the same being void by lb, tgandation of the !tight Re/reread Father in God, Hugh, late Bishop thereof, to the See of Carlisle • and his Majesty has Aso been pleased to recommend to the said Dean and Chapter the Right Reverend Fayher it. Gold Georg/T.lam Bishop M Soder and Alan, to be by them elected Bishop of the said See nt Rochester. WIIPFEHA I.L. Nov. 13. The King has been pleaasid to nominate and appoint Vice-Admi ral Sir Edward Codrington, Knight, Commander of the Most Hon ourable Military Order of the Bath, to be a Knight Grand Cross of the said Most Honourable Military Order. The King has also been pleased to nominate and appoint the utblenmentioned Officers In the Royal Navy, to be Companions of toe said Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, viz. • • Captain John Acworth Otwouniney. Captain the Hon. J. A. Maude. Captain tie 'lima Frederick Spencer. Captain Edward Curzon. • Commander John Norman Campbell. I Commander Richard Dickinson. Commander George, Dolma Martin. Commander Lewis Mirka. Commander the- Hem William Anton. Commander toe Lord Viscount ingtstrie. Commander Robert Lambert Baynes. ...—.... The King was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knight. hood epee the Right Hun. William Henry Fremantle, Treasurer - • 4,0 ~,, ik 4. . 4 P.,:e 4 • 1 - - - . t... 4 • ,- • 4 :': If. -.411; • ' " : . . - , • . II- • -f t " ';' ' . ..., t . • ,: . • ' ': ~,,. ... ~,, , , , - ~ , i. i • ~ .• , t ok r o l ir; .„i„.,! ' . , ' • ' - • ~, ..ili t' SD I ...-. , • ! 1 .....•* .• : . on - into w.t.i .„ : • . .... • • " .; fr, •-eb p. d' Q I NA ktl . .C . ' . , ,IN . N, • Opri t . ... . . _• I . , • '• 4 . 4 , :19. 4 4 6 00 40!. M il it ' - - ' '" ..ter- , --c-s-a—r /-1--.4.1-- • ► . 7-- 1 --‘ 1 , NOVEMBER 14;18 •I I ' ...aa • •,,-;, ' ....._:— 'ir HoosehOld„ and knight Grand • siphic Order.' '4lll OFFICE:, NOV. 12, 18: . 1 . 1 -noon Gultds—Cornet &kw ma-chase, vice Ilene, prom to be Cornet, by purchase. Dragoons—Lientenant Su Adjutant. vice Gladvii i i Wetherall, from the dree.ised. ' 1 0 to be Major, by I ' 'tenant Andrew Lieutenant,Ge 1 ward Alerat aztivangot, ! 1 'eras, by , v purch i I 1 m and i Lin Ira /1 4 1 1 1 1 11 i i al 1-4.64.gur.,, Well.. to DC tonign. vice , Moffatt, dreams:l. Ihtto—Lieutefiant Paul Steele [Lunt, from half pay 541 West • India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Andrew IL Keane, placed uponhalf pay. • 94th Ditto—Second Lieutenant Thomas Havelock, frotwthe 60th Foot, to be I.itutenant, without purchase, vice Wetherell. ap. pointed To the 13th Light Dragoons; Second Lieutenant Richard Bingham liill , from half pay alit 'Foot, to be Ensign, vice Mat thew Sheffield Canan, who exchanges. 97th Ditto-Easign Frederick Coutart Barlow to he fleutentat, . vice Courtney, deceased ; Gentleman Cadet Major E. L. Bur. rosins, from the Royal Alifitary College,to be Risign,vlie Barlow. Rifle Brigade— Hospital . Assistaneßvan Grrnons Lloyd to be As- , sistant Surgeon, vice Armstrong, deceased. Ist West India Regiment—To be Captains—Captain Augustine Fitzgerald Evans, from the balfpay, vice Cameron, whose pro motion has not taken place; Captain James Burke, from the half • pay, vice Oilland, promoted; Captain Thomas Ahercromby Trent, from the ball pay, vice Harman. Jeffares, placed upon half pay. To be Lieutenant—Lieutenant James Clarke, from the ,half pay, vice Ilalfhide, prOmoted. ad Ditto—Lieut. Colonel Alexander Wolfe Macdoneti, from the ' half pay, to be Lieut. Colonel, ike Craig, who retires. Ceylas Regiment—linsign Wm. Townnenil Gun; frogs *the 56th Foot. to be Lieutenant, by purchase,vice Van Kempen,prontoted. anarradnin. • ' Major Charles Ring, from the 16th L•ght Dragoons, to be Lleot. Colonel of Infantry, by purchase; Lieutenant and Captain Sir Harry Vtrney, Bart. from the Ist or Grenadier FOot Guards, to he major of Infantry, by purchase ; Captain George NI Icsrtney Gra - mill!, froth the 11th Light Dragoons, to be Major of Infantry by purchise. To be 'Captains of Infantry, by purchase—Lieut. - James Morton Spearman; front the 60th Foot ; Lieut. WM. Mein's., from the 56th Foot , Lieut. Samuel Walker, arum the 7th .Fnorg.Llcui: Wm. ltovell Heitheote, from . the Cape Corps of Craig. To be Ensign, by purchase—Geo. Francis Rob e rt liarr4i;lolteint.' • ; The findet mentioned OffiCer, haiing.ltreeit rafikikpecidt fblift regimental cointhisiton, has aceepted p'rntaition upon haltpay, aci ,eording.ta ('he Oenend Urdei Ortfittsils )10-11,1 016 ' .To be tior asf LOA? rt)4l3revea Aftjetl'ffreergi tr.treei, •from the 59tb • FrioL • • ' • •'' • • The underyttintieneil tetifeoant, act(iallyieriing upon full pay, avbrAcorr.nsis,iobiledared in g I „fiae accepted pr omot i on upon * big eeeorrlinn.tu the GeneralOrder'ort7th l)eca.lasl6 : • 41211. t..litt of Intentif -.•Lieutenint-Jenter Patience, from the • 5113th foot. , - • . /10iPITAL STA Fl. Brevet Deputy Inspector and Physician Hugh thine to be Deputy 'lnspector of .Hospitals, vice deceased. .• • Staff Assistant fairgeon kgetleiiEk Dix to be Surgeon to ehafionsa, . ' • ...lee Deese, deceased: ' ' To I:ke nosPitil Ataigtiou to the Forces—George Archees;'.oflete John Leithead; Gent. - XIMORANDA. The undermentioned OffiCers'have been allowed to dispose of &air • s, half pay : ;Major George D'Arcey, halt pay Unattached.. % John Bassett Campbell, half pay 4Jth root. "Misior Benjamin Sullivan, half pay Purtugurse o.Tacers. Paymaster haac Bolton. half pay 24th Font. The appointment of •Dr. John Scott, hem the half pay, to be Assistant Surgeon in. the 824 Foot, stated to have taken place on the 23d Augpst last, has been, c..neelled. The removal of Assistant Surgeon Miirshall, from the 87th Foot to the 86th Foot, stated to have talten place Ot) the Otis August • last, has been cancelled. The Christian names of Captain Barry, on h a lf pay R oya l Africap Corps, ate Henr y Fisher. The exchange between Lieutenant Trant, of the 80th Foot and Lieutenant laksoo, haRPaY of that It eg i ment , *hi t h toot Otte on the 11th December, 1817, was without the stiff, Pence, 'lieutenant Trant having repaid the sum he received irons Lieutenant lase% and which has been paid into the Bank of England, to the account .. of the Paymaster Getrecia, • - • Commis,lons signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. Royal North Lihcolnshire . Militia-••-Robert Cracroft, Esq. to be Lieutenant 'Culone!, vice F.lliaoisidecelised; Leadbetter Upplrby, : Esq. to be Al.,jor. vice Cracroft, ponipted ; Joan George Ste. pyltun Smyth, E-q..to be Captain, vice Uppleby, pro voted. • Royal South Lincolnshire .. lilitia—Charles • Yorke Caleraft, Esq. . to be :g.jor, Chalmeley, resigned. Lovsden and Grantham Yeomanry Cavalry—Momague John : to be Captain, vice Litclsford,re.igned. CutonlitSion in the Cuquetdale Rangers Yeomanry Cavalry, signed bfallie Lord Lieutenant of the County of Northumberland: Lieutenant William Tvwart to be Captain, vice Smart resigned: Cemmission in the Prince Regent's:Psi Regiment of Claeskire Ye°. juanry•Caivalry, , signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Palatine pf Chester. a - John Henry Barker, Gent, to be Cornet, vin Dudley, promoted. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSKARD. Peter Dant, jun. tlinotiei, carpenter.. . BANKRUPTS. John W4ittnarsh, Red Horst Public 'finis; Gld Bond...meet, Ple, cadilly, victualler ' to surrendee, D e ce m b er 4,7 , and 2,1, afters, , . at the Court of Coriunisiioners of Bankrupt% liasingh4ll-street. Anomie-a, Messrs Vandurcom and Cu. Bush.lane, Cannon street. Henry William Ward, Berner-street, merchant, November' id s at twelve, 27, and December 25, at eleven, at the Court of Com missioners of 'Bankrupts, Ilasingtiall.street. Attorney, Mr. Wheeler, Gray's Lm place. James Cull, Portsmouth, maltster; November 21, at ten, 30, and December 25, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.ortset. Attornies, Moors. Bogue and Co. Raymond-building, Gray's Inn. •-William Drown Harrison, Manchester, and George Harrison, Lisrerpool, cotton-dealers, December 7, 12, and 25, at two, as the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Attoroies, Messrs. Thompson and Co. Liverpool; Messrs. Avison and Co. Liverpool; or Messrs. Adlington and Co. Bedford.row. John Las, Liverpool, Lancashire. grocer, November 22, 24, and December 25, at two, at the Clarendon.bulidings, Liverpool 4ittornies, Mr. W. M. Williamson, Liverpool; or Mr. Thomas.. Kearney, Lothbury. Richard 'Dawson, Liverpool, Lancashire, merchant, December S. is, and 25, at one, at the Ciarendon•buildiom, Liverpool. Anus ides, Messrs. Pritt an d Co. Liver/pool; or Messrs. Blackuock and Co. 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