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11111P°""imw -__ AMERICAN PAPEAS 9 ,. • - • , ,~. • . • • FROM LAST. triGHTis cAzETT,4 " :-I . . -,---,... _ - WHIrgHALL, )20VEMBER 3. His loyal Highness the PRINCE REGENT has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his MAJESTY, to grant the ,dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom . of Great Britain and Ireland to the following Gentlemen respectively, and the heiis male of their bodies lawfully begotten, via. WILLIAM Correa Jaz, of ViraJton, in the county of Stafford, Esq. Lieutenant-General in the Army, and Colonel in the Royal Regiment of Artillery. WILLIAM PAYNE, Esq. Lieutenant-General in the Army, and '... Colonel of the 23d Regiment of Light Dragoon.. .44,1.11tMA1L1 Beeps Bsq. Vice-Admiral of the Red Squadron • i of his Majesty's Fleet. Sir HENRY RUSSELL, Kett. Chief Justice of Bengal. Sir EWEN BAIILLII, of Portxtuut-square, in the county of mid: dlesez, Knt. Major-General in the Army, and late Provisional Commander of the Forces in Bengal. linear CLOSE, Esq. Major-General In the service of the F' • MONTREAL., SEPTEMBER IL ' Last Sunday evening • the inhabitanti of this city Were gratified with an exhibition equally novel fad. interesting. ...Xhat.Genemal klaslLsbonld have entered into• our city so soon, at the head of his troops, rather exceeded our expectant-415.. •We were r however, very happy to see him, and received him with all the honours due ...11phis high rank and importance, as a public charac. OF. The f llowing particulars, relative to •his jour , and reception at Montreal,• may not be unpile. • . *hitting to our Readers : . •• • It appear% that General Hull and suite, accompa. ttled by .about 25 officers and 950 soldiers. left King sten; under an escort of ISO men, commanded by . )(floe Heathcoate, of the Newfoundland regiment.. At Cornwall, the escort Was met by , Captain Grey, .0( at Quarter- Master General's Department, who took charge of the prisoners of war, and horn thence l ley Vrereeded with them to La Chine, where they arrived-about pin o'clock on Sunday afternoon.• At La. Chine, Captains • Richardson ancrOgelvie, with their companies of Montreal Militia, and•a.cons' the,Sing't from • Lower Chine, commande d; Captain Biackmore, formed the escort till they WM', fret by Colonel Auldjo , with the remaindavrof the flank cempaues of the upon which Captain Blackrhore's company fell out, and presenterkaross, es the .oeneral andline passed, and then re 14,490.4% •La. leaving the. prisoners of; tiiar to.hegwirsie ded by the Militia al•te. • : ;,, It unt:Ttunately proved rather late in the Oman for . ihe'vast concourse of spectatoas assembled to ez.. perence that gratifiCation they se anxiously looked. for. " - this inconvenience was, however, in, a ,great frieastire remedied by the illuminations of the streets through which the line of thatch passed. When they ..rrived at the GeneraPslouse, the General was conducted in, and' presented to his Excellency Sir George Ptev..it, and was received with the greatest politeness, and invited to take up his residence there during his stay at Montreal. The other officers were accommodated at Holmes's Hotel, and the soldiers lodged in the Quebec Barracks. The General appears to be about 60 years of age, and is a good looking n an, and we are informed by those who have had frequent opportunities of conversing with him, that be Is a man of general information. He is communi‘ cAlve, and seems to bear his misfortunes with a de. pee (.1 philosophical resignation, that but few men in similar circumstances are gifted 'with. On Thurs day last ()metal Hull, with eight American officers, left this city for the United States, on their parole. 'drafted Militia is to to consist of ianies have drafted remainder will be irmed they will be East India Company. Right Honourable CLAUDIUS SI'IPULN I FiuNrza, Lord Mayor of London. Faintatca JOHN FALIINZIt, Of Abbotttown, in the County of JAMES CALEB ANDERSON, of Fernsoy, county of Cork, Esq. JAMES GALBRAITH, of Shanevalley, county of Donegan, Es q. ~'MILITARY PROMO') 101sIS. .. . WAR OFFICE, NOV. S. ,MsaioatAmism.--His Royal Highness the PRINCE RFOICNT has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his MA) EST r, to approve of the 70th (or Storey) Regiment of Foot, bLing in 1 future styled . the 70th (or Glasgow Lowland) Regiment. 2d Regiment of Life Guards—Thomas Driekwater, Gent. to ' be Assistant-Surgeon. sd Regiment of Dtagnons—Cornet and Adjutant George Crabs, tree to have the rAtik of Lieutenant. 7th Regiment of light Dragoons—Andrew Blake, Gent. to be , Wf rbury, who resigns. • '. be Major, by purchaata. A 4 1, Foot. , o _ Lieutenant, without pur cakes ; Edmund Burke, Gent. pur t . .. etedlt.rietir Gent. to be Cornet, by be Lieutenant, without to the Ist Regiment of : lieutenant, without 'pin'- , be ditto. . Major Robert Clitherow purchase, vice Wheatley, who Cutler to be Lieutenant, who resigns; Volunteer •oot, to be Ensign, vice Cutler. Rolston to be Asiistant Sur. 'As ,) • , 441 4 G a , Lieutenant George Ingham, from the 94 Ceykißß** t,14 be Captain of a Company, vice Clarke, deceased; •L Veteran Battalion—Serjeant-Major Henry Kenyon, 9th Foot, to he Ensign, vice Wilson, promoted. ' sth arrison Setjeant-Major James Lock to be &age* wici Ochrist, promoted in the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. • Ith Ditto—Ensign Richard Gilchrist, from the sth Royal Veto ran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Walkir, placed upon the Retired List ; Troop Serjeant-Major Ailthony Komareck, from the 20th Light Dragoon., to be Ensign, vice Curly, pro • moted. Glengarry Light,lnfantry Fencibleo—Assistant Surgeon Alexan der Cunningham, from the Canadian Fencibles, to be Surgeon; Hospital-Mate Robert C. Herne to be Assistant-Surgeon. Royal York Rangers—Captain John Ewart, from the 52d Foot, •to be Major, without purchase, vice Ward, whose Appoint. meet has not taken place. • . Rtsyal Waggon Train—Lieutenant Rickard Outon, from the Sussex Militia, to be Cornet, without purchase. Cape Regiment—Adam Gordon, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Macdonald, promoted in the 934 Foot. DAVILT. Ge Chardus 'r of the 2d Battalion of the Line, • • • , 14 • ! 1 • . ' John %upon, of !met Wharf, Mlallalluts coal-Illsergale,l6 44 1 5, at eleven, 10, and Dee. 15 , at tee, at Ouildhcl. Aland % , Messrs. Sherwood add Hutchison, Cashion-court,Broaditten. John Sans, of King-street, 'Power-blll, butcher, Nov. 10,37, 14 4 . Dec. 15, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atto rne y, M r. Wen, Id Lien-street, Wapping. • Alexander Hialop and Jempls Sadler, of Bow-lane ! wank * . men, Nov. 10 , 17, and _l5, at eleven, a t Guildhall. Atter ney, Mr. Janice , Bu , Cheapside. Hugh Wilsosi, of Oxfo - , Yuen -dmperl • Ned: if, l< a ca Dec. IS, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Dime, Aar{, r court, Throgmorton-atreet. Nicholas Power, of Old Broad-street, mercha n t, K w. is, AL 1, and Dec. 15, at twelve, at GaildhalL Attonnes, Mean, . and Bowman, Old Betbiem. iamb Joel, of Newport, jeweller, Nov, 10, 17, and D. 34, at eleven, at Gulklball. Attorney, Mr. Limes, ibtryi tr444 St. Mary axe. • 3eorge Co:, of the City-road, cabinet.mater, Not 7, 17, ad Dec. IS, at one, at Guildhall. Amon:nest MilMrh sobpled and Hine, Charterhoustesquare. DIVIDENDS to be made at OUII.ISIIdEL Captain._ A . to be Major tri'the Army. STAFF. Major John Johnson, of the 86th Foot, to be Deputy Adjutant. General to his akers Forces serving At the East Indies, ' in the ' , .... __ Dublin Esq. with remainder to his nephew Joan etO63lZ with the rank of I:teuienant-Colonel , Army, of Killirney, Esq. ' William Nicholson, Bart. who resigns. . - HoSPITAL STA77-.W. D. Fry, Gent. to be Hospital-Mate for Be nja min HOlllOOBl,O Chantry-House, in the County of Wilts,..., zeneral service. .v and Westbury College, In the county of Gloucester, Esq. .' . - The King's German Legion. ; STEWART BRUCE, of the City of Dublin, Esq. • ' , lit Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant George Baron Issendorff ~Jonot Owen, of Orielton, in the county of Pembroke, Esq. ;to be Captain of a Troop, vice Dechen, doad of his wounds; Cornet Charles von Aug s to be Lieutenant, vice Issendo4f. 'AMERCE BRENTON, Esq. Post Captain in the Royal Navy. Ditto—Capta i n Reverend HENRY BATE DUDLEY, of Sloane-street Chelsea, In isci — Augustus Friedericks, from the td LfglitDri. the County . of Middlesex, and •of s , an in dui 1 . goons , to be Major, vice Volger, deceased. . . county of Virezford, Doctor of Laws, and Chaniellor — of iii; !I ti Regiment of Light Dragoons--Litutenant Wm. Baron been. • Diocese of Ferns.' '' dorff to be Captain ig a Troop, vice Friedericks, promoted in ! the td Dragoons; Cornet Fredaickßoeders to be Lieutenant, Gitazar /Lanz, of illanefield, in the county of Ayr, and of vice issendorff. ' ' Culverlands, in the county of Berks, Doctor of Physic, and dd Ditto—Cornet Francis Power to be Lieutenant, vice Wer e:se of the Physicians in Ordinary to his Royal Mistiness the sabe, who resign'; FrederickJameskimn, Gent. to be Cornet, Attince Regent vice Power. Jckitir LisTee Katz, of' Grange, In the county of York, Esq. 2d Battalion of Light In%ntry—Henry Prince Reuss, formerly Major in the Hanoverian service, to be Major with tempo - Sir CHARLEI Damage, of the city of Dublin, Knt. • -racy rank, vice Gerber, deceased. JEWEAR MACKINTOSH, of Mackintosh, Inverness-shire, Esq. Id battalion of the Line—Lieutenant Philip Majus to be Opp- Geotoz WILLIAM Utak.; of Croxcun Park, in the county of min of a Cowpony, vice Scliarohorst, killed in action; En ii Cambridge, Esq. j Aug Karl man to be Lieutenant, vce Maps; Ensiin.George WILLIAM KNIGHTON, of Hanover-square, in the county of Frederick Pascal to'be Lieutenant, vice Housing, killed in Middlesex, Doctor of Physic, and one of the Physicians in action. Ordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. 'lith Dino—Lieutenant William Rautenberg to be Captain of a • • GEORGE JACKSON, of Forkbillan, in the county of Armagh, Esq. Company, vice Hugo, deceased ; Lieutenant George Notting to be ditto, vice Langrehr, dead of his wounds; Ensign Henry EVCRARD Home, of Well-Manor-Farm, in the county of Llewellyn to be Ltintenant, vice Rautenberg; Ensign Jacob Southampton, Esq. Serjeant-Surgeon to his Majesty. M'unning to be Lieu tenant, vice Notting -; Edmund Wheatley, EDWARD KENNEDY,' of Johnstown Mount Kennedy, in the Gent. to be Ensign, viceWinckkr,promoted; Quarter•Masier county of Waterford, Esq. Serjeant Lewis Sct.uck to be Adjutant (with the rank of Ets si H, promoted. RICKARDNADLI, of Jamestown-House and Castle Dorore, is gn), vice 6th Ditto—Serk aneinman ant Christian Seelhorst to be Ensign , tire county of Westmeath, Esq.- Dillon's Regiment. Nov. 7. Thomas Andrews, Basitgban street, fi rwmoreirs. Nov. 7. Benjamin Preece, Oraftoo.screet, habertiatheros4tift. Dec: 24. Joseph Brattier, Essex•seiterf, Strad , mai a ki e hL. at one. N0v.24. James Bra, Brood-steer, Msurange.ifeigr—F.: one. Nov. 28. Thomas Berkeley, atervigns m Bexhill, vice till* . Dec; S.' Anthony Pinder - _Sesser, sk `ova hop et.oi r , t i t. • • Lift, IS. Wm. Pollock &weber . . and Thomas nieces-lane, merchants, at twelve. Nov. 24, hi m G Pen-couit, merchant, at ten. Nov 24- Cliiisteph r Chapman air d, Little Abinildta- 2 : rect. menhant, vies. Ng% L \Tinian Milburn, Old City Chandra., eser c b m. , too. Islov; . el. Philip Ibbetson 'Fenton; New ltroati.errec, metekek% at me; .Nov. Y 4. John Artsokir Fury J& Fpr t i m o v4 ,... rkoa i aod Thomas Blake, Webbe-etreet t sou t iiw a rk," T i a 7; 'at noTh. Nov. Y 4. Feathinitiaite Richards and WiSia ti lyt„,2.. gr3ll4.4laite street, hat r inanufaet veers, I t , e l esa..l i or Tii: Steitheitl.ee, Birchimla e, merchant, at one. Nov 24. Silbert twambi t Nettat ili tain-Qteet, eleveh W Its ebb, Wes CM n ster-ht dge road , m me. '" N0v. 1 24. Elizabeth end Fiances Duke, F.ithani,lisessirapeis, ten. 'Noe. 14. John Colson, Wallunt.green, stagocoselkikatto • at one. Noe 7. Richard Lowe, Great St. Helen's,Onakerot to ' DIVIDENDS to he made I. the COUNTRY, Nov. 26. Richard Stelling, Norton, Yorkshire, wool dealer, a el" Mn, vn otrtocit the b - ri r tl aibix ge an' ci Ne W lv ii M ian a i t‘ R li a . Per N , ° Chic 2 h 6 ..s G te wrg r. unit e .1.14111. 1 . 4 z. eleven, it the Gol den Fleece, Chichester. Nov. 24. Calmar . Baron and Robert Pearson, Hull, timber-merchants, at eleeekv at the George, Hull. Dec. 4. '1 homis Robwn, Bishop's-Wee ? mouth, ship builder, at eleven, at the Bridge, Bishop's:Wen. mouth. CERTIFICATES, November 24. Thomas tirooman, Margate, grlcer.. Samuel Marsden, Mal. cheater, drysalter. William Pearce, I rpool,quor-tnereitol. Thomas Hewn, Clement's-lane, merchant. Jahn Maya, sea*. Ltadenhall street, insurance-broker. William Bitkatstae, Nes. tingham, liarberdssher. John Peter Collins, High street, South: wark, grocer. Richard Gardner, Temple, coliee-bassleepee, Henry Day and Jesse Hamerton, Lune -street, mom- - • • t Inz Ticri*ele. To be Lieutenants-Ensign Joseph Getty, vice Duboulet, taro- ' -...---.. moted ; Ensigns Toussaint Portodi Borgo, - Finuat, and ADMIRALTY OFFICE, NOVEMBER 3. Samuel Hayward Budd. To I . e Ersigna-Cyprien Le Carens de Fontcarre, Gent. vice Vice• Admiral Sir James &minaret has transmitted Getty ; Robert Macbeath, Gent. vice Pozzodi Borgo; Charles to J. Wilson Croker, Esq. two letters from Captain Pruniby, Gent. vice Primal. Cheshani, of his Majesty's ship Hamadryad, dated To be Quarter-Master-Serjeant - Beckmann, from the 3d the Ist and 14th of last month i • ille former giving an Battalion of the Line of the King's German Legion, vice De Coux, superseded. account of the capture, off Langeland, of a Danish De Rol.'s 11 eglment--Lieutenant Francis Glantz to be Captain of row-boar, carrying two brass guns and a swivel; 4 a Cenipany, without purchase, vice Charles Sury, who resigns. about 30 men, by one of the above ship's boats, sada . lileuron's Regiment-Ensign G. A. Faucbe to be Lieutenant v i ce , the command o f Lieut.. Pesley. • • without purchase; Lewis Verstrum, Gent. to be Ensign, Brewer, promoted; Charles Caesar de Meuron, Gent. to be The latter stating the capture, by the boats df tbe. .. i , and Clio , under • L i eutenalits Feeley and Ensign, vice Robins, promoted; August de Lotiol, Gent. to Hamadr y ad . be Ensign, vice Schouitz, promoted. • ' ' "• ' t Cutler, off Hermeren, of a French lugger priValifs' Bourbon Regiment-Second Lieutenant Johnstone Martin to be ti . . . .• ca..ed le Pilotm, carrying - four 12.nounder cam. First Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Hewett, appointed to tie zsd Foot ; Serjeam - Quin, from the 87th Foot, to be nades, and 31 me a n t . dove Da iiisit lugger., of ..twat Second Lieutenant, vice Martin; Assistant-Surgeon John Hodson, from the 22d Foot, to be Surgeon ; Hucital"Mate b guns.. each, Came out, trap, Roolye' to suppoitibo. art retreated on the advance Or the breat h .. . do le; • :. -TheMaurice Owen to be Assistant.Surgeoes. Captain C.besilam highly corn i•ends the con 111144111,5141: 1 0$• • of Lieutenant Pesky; and theiotbers engaged en thee undermentioned appointments, as stated In the (fixates of the 31st March last and 27a4 ult. have not taken plate, via. OgCaSions, in .WhiCll one simil tut.) NUS Wtattkitl. id Light Infantry Batalioo Kiss German Legion,Eneign An- Sir James Saumares has also iransrhiussl a Law . from taptain Bowies, of his Majesty's Ship side tonio de 'Fatale Bleck to be lieutenant. Hospital Staff- Somuel Crawford, Gent , to be klospital.Mate • • repenting the capture, by die -tieleirake bid* 0g.,. for General Service. Commission in the 2d Regiment of Bedfordshire Local lallik, French '' ' Meen Island, of PAmiatile ErtHervillyi pi t . signed by the Lord Lieutenant. rater:, of four swireis and . between twentraail doll Charles Green, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 25, 1812, imegla who escaped on shore. - • • BANKRUPTS. t ' ADMIRALTY OFFICE, NOVEMBER I. 1 Thomas Sowerby, of Bond-etreet, Hanoveresquare, Middles/ Th e Fo l l ow i ng . Fallowing is a copy ef a BOLL ITIN or 13se Operations of tba. milliner, dealer and chaprnan, to surrender Nov. 7, 17, an without purchase--I.leutenant ' Foot; Ensign James Barrett, Dec. 15, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James Chain- Russian Forces under General Wtwzaiscsaa urn and genital eels, Furnival's Inn. Essex, transmitted to Joan Waage Cataxaa f Ess. by Vice- . ..on from the 60th Foot, to be John Calloway, of New Bond -street, Hanover-square, Middlesex, a.... I Si r ..Awns amussilrai ...SUES SAUSIA II iZ :* 1 ' - ' upholsterer, November 7, 24, & Dec. 15, at ten, at G u ildhall , Kennedy, killed it action. Attorney, Mr. B. Greenwood, No. 1, Blandford-street, Mane "' Ad juunt-tvetieril Baron Win zingefade hi Ws neil to be Major, without par- Attorney, -; Imperial Majesty, 98th September, from the village i; lieutenant lames Aitken to Mimed. 'lsaac Alvey, of Blackman•street, Southwark , haberdaslee;llll‘. of Daw owka, as follows 1 hosier, Nov. 7, 17, and Dec. 15, at one, at Guildhall MOW id to be Ensign, without parr- • • Hey, Mr. Woods, New Corn Exchange, Mark-lane. . 12th Foot. " Without leaving the Twee road, I still OeCtlpy Companies-Lieutenant William ! David Nathan Shury, of Berwick-street, Middlesex, eprintra, ~ s vil l a with the greatest part of my detichmaf; dealer an d chapman, Nov. 14, at one, Nov. 24, .at twelve, and CM YU illed in action; Lieutenant W. . December 15, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hindman, daily making reconnoissances with • small parties od - I upon hal-pay. .o be Lieutenant, without Basiethril-street. the roads to Woldomir, i r itroiLA and Diniitto6 , Volunteer - Travers, Richard Yowls, of Grosvenor Mews, Hanover-s q uare, Middle sex, hors e- d ea l er, d ea le r and charnan, Nov . 10 , 21, and Dec. vice Hughes.and. even to Moskrckensk• a- ' - neighbourhood of from the Louth Militia, 15, at ten. 41 Guildhall. Attormes, Messrs. Matthews and 11 ostt . ai Randall, Castle -street, Holborn. sk. Every all' )he Lieutenant, without i Robert 2kknell, of Charlene-street, Fitzroy-square, Middlesex,' posts,. and the - William Milne Gent. to 1 paper-hanger, dealer and chapman, Nov.lo, 21, and Dee, 15, . , at one, at. Guildhall Attornies, Messrs. Matthews and Ran- advance. Lieutenant, without pur- dall, Castle-street, Holborn. , ' s't The deist the 7sd Foot; Assistant.: George Robertson, of Little St. Thomas Apostle, Loadon, ware- Foist, to be burgeon, vice , houseman; dealer and chapman, Nov. 10, 17, and Dec. 15, at te a Wme on . 1 eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Palmer, Barnard's'lnn, had appeared Method, from the 9th Light Dra- t Holborn. Moscow ; but Squire Whitworth, of Dewsbury-Moor, parish of Dewsbury, by purchase. Yorkshire, clotb-manufecturer, dealer andNov. 2 Chapman , QS. • troles'had reconnoitred from the' North Cork Mi- 1 I. at the New Court. House, Wakefiekl, at three, 4, and to be Lieutenant, without c. Dec. i 5, at eleven, at the Commercial Coffee-house, Nov,.ewebory. the itg .-T lage of ;- be Enilniyvice Faitclough ; 1" Attornies./vlr. Rylab , of Dewibury ;or Mr. Crosley,No. 13, fivesomts from , wbe Ateesistivice Pittman, ' liolborn-sourt, Gray's-Inn, London. . . 1..-,..,...,1" ' • ..- .• . : Roger Bracher, of.Tipton, Staffordshire, blacksmith and beget- ileill f Toastiesavu• be ii.... d ......_ I ~,k kma Arms maker, Dec. 3, at &ire, Dec. 4, and 15, at eleven, at the Jer- ke tl . l If' Liao made ns As ,, totaoss, " -i cio ak ningham lnn, Shiffnall, Salop. ,Attornies, Messrs. Psis, ' ' "ts John ..i.. • • .. and Wiliam., Lincoln's-Ino, London ;or Mr. Win. Smith, my co be Ensign, without peer- Ol d Churc h- yard , W olve r hampton. and our Cossacks the 3d Ceylon Regiment. John Bloxham, of Margate, Kent, livery-eible-keeper, dealer • en to be Major, vice Cocks, i and chapman, Nov. le, at six, N0v.19, and Dec. 15, at the i enemy moved ItA , Neil to be Captain of a i Guildhall, Canterbury. Anomie', Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, " Colonel Ilowaisky „my a N. Carter to be Lieutenant, No. 43, Bow-lane, Cheapside, London ;or Mr. Boys, Margate. . James Green, of Dean street, Soho, baker, Nov. 7 17, at eleven, _ • vanced guard, requested my permission tostcack d'il;'. • Cowen, from the 45th Foot, and Dec. 15 , at twelve, at guildha ll . -"Weenie:, Messrs . Wil French advanced posts, on the 96th, which be did.st , - Ibe Lieutenant, without pile- • kinsoa and Young , Margaret-street, Gaeendish-square. . ' ' " • a • in the 14th Foot ; low Stokes, William Henry Gilbert, of Lydd, knit, dealer and Chapman, the village of Cbimka, repulsed theme . said felf*is' 1 N0v.7, 17, and Dec.s, at elevca, at Guildhall. Nov Attorney, them one werst, taking one otficer and 270 men per Ensign, b . minute, a i oa ! Mr Baddeley, No. 61, Lenun-street, Goodman 's-Fields.. thlo r Wright, of Thomaston, Leicester, victualler,blay. 10 , at six, toners. 'Their loss in*killed was heavy, bit* WOW e - ' i r • ii,'at ten, aad Dec. 18, at 12, at the White ' - - , t ; to be lo 14,da.mioLiell"I"ntatthe' with Attornies, Messrs. Bleastiale,Alexander ar t; Lie ".." - W t 4 4 6„1 C. Longman , the younger, of Stafford, acr promoted - 1a the Nov. 18 - , 19, and Dec. 15, at eleven, - YeovilAnomie', Messrs. King and I J. Maynard, of Eyre-street,, Holborn ' f -Hospital-Mate David Wetherapoon . _ „ ,ytowi, ptsototad is the Royal i 17, and Dec. 15, at ten, at Geittlhail. I try, New Inn. Geetege.Donaldsola to be Assistant. G. G. Bengouglkof Bialuengate-strest, Without„ 1 10, IS, put Dec. 15, at twelve, at Gukldhall. *-, from the 6th Foot, to he 1 Bellamy, Jamea'atruat. Adaplol. ' Company, without purchase, vicellisode. appcda- G. Lyon, of the Old City Chansh eee , n im m agt . Nov. - - -al teleran ilanalloa. 1 Dec. 15, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. , - - Thoana•Bell to be Ainkamn-Surgeoa : Jewtl; 4 Lieutenant R.Tbostiaito be First • w.• Heatetla , of Ball'allei. Lombard -street, .. H. Skating; Gent. to be i 17, and Dec. 1 5, at tierit, at Guildhall. Anomie', • Palmer, Totalhanat end Thema:, Coptbalkourt. / wit., from the •1 et alien Regi. A Brunwri 4 .nveadneedle.44B " t • aa ' rthsig ' I.' Can pane, vice Hardynnso,demiseed, ' Dec. 15 , at eleven. etstildbill: A/tunnies, ituem i arailizsbott ivice wskira i iriptik bi td 8,4 s, Uppe swum s k y ~ x. He ,from the 66 th iko , .i. ali T . andinion sitimw s an ae d Thoi r szson tait . corbels-e a :um Ak9ifiar . .....,•. i ' and Ik e a 15, lc akar?, it 9116111. a , ni , ... ~. . ..; .... :. .4:3 t. 4 Doryttnreet a St. Maxpels. . . • • serf toss city ror toe uniteo atitLeS, on tneir parole. to approve of the 70th (or Storey) Rrgi SEPT. 14.—A new battalion of drafted Militia is to future styled . the 70th (or Glasgow Low', be formed from . the Montreal Millitia, to consist of 2d Regiment of Life Guards--Thomas 980 nu n. Several of their companies have drafted be Assistant-Surgeon. their ret.pecrive quotas, and the remainder will be ad tre tt. e g t im o e h ri a t vz of th D e t r ar ik on o s- E C Liewe e n t a a n n t d .drafted in a ft w days. 'When formed lin will .be 7th Regiment of light Dragoons-Andy under the command of Colonel P. !dimity. k Cornet, without purchase, vice Norbu ' MONTREAL, SEPT:I9. . 9th Ditto-Captain Patrick Savage to b This morning. at seven o'clock, the four Volunteer L i ke t . t orlld o;u p et romoted w in . the o st e tb L k Companies of ale Ist battilion of MOntreal Militia, 16tvitic chase, vice Van Hagen, `Vetires ; dire nianded by Captains Dunlop, RichaidsOn, OgilVy, to be Cornet, without pur ' se. and Forsyth, assembled . 1) on the Champ de Nfars; for 19th Ditto-William Vefedit.. mat , the purpose of being inipectedby his ExcelleniY the _ 2othurteatihase ' vice Lee, who retires. Cornet *fhomas Irwin. to ' Cnlntralilder-in-Chitf. i lliStlf‘telienCy, with his Staff, purchase, vice Leonard, appointed t Won appeared, and after a general salute, Whhhwas Life Guards. done in a very superior style, the Commandor of the tsdAst Ditto-Cornet James Leeson to be I Forces ordered a hollnw square to he formed, and • .. ebase, and Cornet Martin French to b addressed tlx - M to' the f'ollowing 4 effect : . •. ; I . 's , Regiment of Foot Gvards•- Brevet N - • t tO be Captain of a Company, by purch ' " Gentlemen-The ;handsome, manner in whic , retires. you have come forward at this critical time in defence 9tk Regiment of Foot-Ensign HiraM C of your King and Country, is a noble proof of your ',- witl}ont purchae . , vice Lincombe, v sic patriotism . and attachment to year Government,,a Na ,from the 57th Foot ' to icl nd ital-mate Thomas Rol I am-confident your spirited conduct will havit ihe • ' — g h eo p u iti H vice Pearce, who resigns. most beneficial . effect on the country at large t '-ansl..l2th Ditto.-To be Lieaullatus, withou therefore I have come in person to thank you... This.,; Th °tu b s, Dunn , from the 65th Feot; • battalion is a fine body of men, and we are sure that fr om 14th Di;e 24 ti to-Lieutenant t. A. Adamson, fn whenever the enemy shall have the teikerity tO let- • C apta i n of a C ompany, vice Kennedy rack us, they will rlot tarnish the soia,!wdoi,the 18th Dltto- 7 Captain John Macneil to I British arms." • • awe, 'ice Walker, promoted; lieu be FROM. 7 HE YORK UPPER CANADA GAZETTE,. AUG. 29. Captain of a Cumy, vice Miens 24th Ditto-Thomas Kennedy Gent. to 46 Arrived on Thursda y night, in his Majesty% chase, vice Barrett, Promot ed in the armed schooner • Prince Regent, from Niagara, his 28th Ditto-To be Deptai•is of Company Honour Major• General Brock, accompanied-by Ma- Vise Taylor, vice Johnson, killed in jos-General Sheaffe and suite. • • , Henry Hartman, vice Bean, placed ul 50th Ditto-Ensign Hughes to • "We are happy to 'announce, that his Honour purchase, vice Eades, who re*igns ; V seems to enjoy a state of health that promises. many from the 71st Foot, to be Ensign via useful years of service to llia King and Country. . 41st,Ditto-Lieutenant John Dartiis, ft • 66* Yesterday, at one o'clock, the Magistrates, Gen- to be Ensign, without purchase. tlemen, and principal inhabitants . of . the town and scd u pt rba tto- se, h vic osi e gz i w in iti es ian; Gordon d to vicinity, vicinity, waited on his Excellency, when an Address te Ensign, vice Gordon. ' was, presented to him. To which his Honour was 46th Ditto•-• Ensign 1). L. Cox to be I pleased to return the following answer :, • . . .bane, vice Straker, appointed to th a Gentlemen-I cannot but feel highly . gratified Surge d 7 d Writ. R d ober tho ts, frina ke. the in I Bearsery ly this expression of your,,f-steem, for. myself &but. in mill Ditto.-Major Charles fslorlaod, ft justice to the , brave men at whoie headl masche . t .%00113 to betieutenant- Colonel, by 1 against the eriemt, I . roust beg leave to direct yo ASO Ditio-Lieuteasat John Heard, fn attention, as . the proper eibje off . your gr atiipilktm .a.__ lltia . t 9 be Endill' without Purtbue. . 4 * flu o r - 30r4sis sim i v. 'pot b Ditto-Enelgn Henry Fairclough II Jt was a confidence, - linsi and valour, that deptunsure . .spis to adopt thei-lei t y i.purchase ; Robert Parke, Gent. to be ___ r Mel,,Lieutenant Jamas Claithorick to be ‘ operations which led. le4trioituttnie aterkina . 2i, t :0 0 1. *d• '.• .. it t 7 . ..6 allow me to congratulate yolf; eititiegalyanaypii Seth Ditto-Eu*lga H enry Is Manor ta• sent out from among.;iooi,Selves a larie po • ititttlA .., r.: r o • vice Riad Whoresigns; .ii vice Molloy. 1 that gall:I:it band s. - and r . thtii, at such a . per • tOd, a ' 46th Ditt o- Sn' George 'rolfrey, Gent. to 1 sp:rit his IllalliceitEdAttitikon . which you may conk • these, vice Headley, promoted in the deatly reposeracirjitiekxif future security. It lottlt 19th Dittp-Captain Duncan Cameron t be a most plt i tililo44 :4 for me to *report to tint So- killed in action; Lieutenant Jahn N M - . . t Company, vice Cameron ; Ensign N. . vere . ign aco cm$0 1 1:oly meritorions. . . • . - vice M'Neil; Serjearit-Major ........ Cc M M t usr iik: laic t - r-•••----4- - : ' . to be Ensign, vice Carter., b 5 t i1....: QUAUC„SEPTEMBER 17. • • -•• . 80th Ditto-Ensign C. Anderson to be / chase, vice Adamson. poadastlia.dal have - received no farther acimititll; - since lasi Gent . b e Ensign, vita Thursday; of the State of preparations of the enemy, 1 yid Disco-jamee - emu°, pow been; co,lltjtig on thO frontiers .qf this province. His force Litde,premoted. s ty is in:lbe: vicinity of Lake Champlain, is variouSly i testh Ditto-Ensign E. W. Seim #0 •staski fiviev:Awo -to fifteentbeusand men. On our purchase, Ensign F. H. Collaising,fri thin - •., Foot,. to be Ensign, vice Salmon ; :m side curt may rely on every being done which line to be Adjutant, vice Jeskisi s Pt tithe find means will . permit. A large force is also , t :Light letantrriaadibre.:. _ _ __. • ' • collicted on the American side, near Magara.—Ce '.: - ISt.* at - india get** "Halikil'ai! 4 'to be Arryiteet-barpsa, vielAraisa nen' Bock, we are informed, has lately gone Bun ~, , ,w eit . ha R amon. Kingston to Foit 'George. '., ~- ....46 Ditto -Hospital Mate {I Dal • The Officers and privates of the American regular '.. •tht rlienn• troops. taken at Detroit, and who have not bees Deco-I.teutenaat P. G. Lewis, frt pennittedto return on parole, arrived • at'PAtiu dta I' . Capteinof tt e d Cones ßoi ly r oritboutpur Batts uct Mates.on Friday afternoon,•escorted tiyla detachment I -eleti?, t h e 14,„piLIAL•rrti,".B:u of tbd; glengifi r s, from Three Rivers. The pri. rat Ceylon Itegnuent..4occiad Lieutesm soneri,.excepting the officers, were immediately em- Lieutenant, vice Moffatt, deceased; I .barked from the. batteaux on board transport;:. The & " e tl sd Li.utecant, vice T homas. • ag Ditto-Lieutenant Noah Rerks, few officers lodged that Fight in thellition Hotel, and:.,4 7 • 6 • pent, to be dap fa ti °l2l r ir il W Idre conducted the to Cbgilesbourg. where . ...?•ad Di t to-E l w in H. y. li t pas, 7 , t rot 1 .!y arep:itimain on' - patole..„&cletaehassit-of 101ki•-:-44:14 Limilamat, *kaput radio., y i ••• '• • lesimaegeoummiiiiik dieing**. :. AT 'obi 4 4 11 c e ilalAlikanas I . „.„.„.,,i s„.. i. .".• _I.:, ~:s, 4.... •,_ ~...i, , „ t „ . ., ... .., . . .. . . , • tloskrckensk• and the neighbeurbikidd very thing is well at all the 1141164 . e enemy has shewu no disposititai • : • ichment on the Wolodomir road repot!' the 25th September, that *the motif at Nowa)* that day, 24 verso they had retired, and the CoasaekitA l ` . onnoitred on the Wsonw road : as lW heanot. The French plquets.yat. an us. On diietth September **Wo • . •7 , • .::,;„ . r•p! • . • oirosloff trus,rvog mids t thOlitc..4 4 1 .41 e. rith.SePellbt , •: mks maintiino sheii pusts,Aor hadlpi I on the St. Petersburgh road. [lowaisky (12), who commands stKpdk , Their loss in *killed was heavy, MK ci - en! ;ictualler,Nov. 10, at six, 1 loners. Ariake Hart Inns 1-dc , ter• side the loss is not worth naming. l der sad Holme New inn. • • 1 , Somers e t, ! u-spinner , 4 g Colonel Benkendo ff , who is stationed with jar- - ' re n , at the Mermaid bur, tachment betweenWolokalesink and Mushaish,psied- d Lukin, Bedford-row barberdasber, Nov. 10, his paroles right and left on the road to Sindities' Attorney, Mr. Coven- and has sent in about 100 prisoners.'" . ~ klsout,truek-maker, Nov. • siblu General Essen reports, on the 30th of 14te . .. *Mall. Attorney, Mr. . from4Mittau, as follows : mohair,. Nov. In, 14, and " The enemy bad resolved to decline oppeeing mt . . t u"et.! 4 r. Mauls' (114 attack on Mittau, and withdrew, retreating 12 hoarb meet, nt . erchant, Nov. 10, through Wurzaw and Batiske, pursued by oar ca• hall' A""iliess Meats* Copshall.eourt. wiry ; 'fifty men were taken prisniers, and ihe:ePril t. rettant, N o v. 10, 17, and . ab a ndoned 190 men in the Hospital. Four batty* . . "n". Moan. Palmer, cannon,' a considerable quantity of prowlgioar old 4 team, colleen:a by idangsßar, N0..10, 17, magazine of t or .coats .which had' been : :4 10 , 1 !fiMg• 6 ' loquitidoa in Coodaade fdl alto out 7audi. o . .. . , , • ‘ n . , 1 . i F g ~, .: mar cos bra bais dig ~0/~ rM! tea ikri el (11 1.1 I 1