Star. — London, England, 1812-05-13 00:00:00

•• complete ng. _ . ...Tnesday and Wednesday,* two divisions (Odle Royal Denbigh Regiment of Militia, commandedby tr uo V:ATENS WILLIAMS WY1411 9 Bak marched from • eld for Hull. thutenant-Colottel the Hon. Powet. Texecu, of the '74th Foot, who was so severely wounded at the aformiag of iitclajet, is brother to the Earl of CLAN CAMEL • The late Captain Liens/LT, of the 88th Regiment, en* was killed at the attack on the Castle of-Bada . 192, on Ehe evening of the 6th of April last, in the 24th year of his age, *as the son of a very respect able family in Perthshire, and nephew to Dr. LIND MAIfrOf Crieff, in that county. He was an officer of krost promisntg abilities. Having mitered the set sties. at a very early period of life, he had made two , eacipmens in the West Indict, when in April, 11407.; ' he obtained a company in the 11th Foot, and soon"' afterwards exchanged into.the Connaught Rangers. He was. Captain of the light company, and in the act of ascending the ladder in General ParroN's glo- i lions attack on the castle, when he was shot through' ' • #re hod. Few young men have ded more univer sally lamented • he was the.friend of, and beloved by all 114.h:other-officers. Yesterday se'nnight the volunteering from the )dilitia commenced in Dublin, when a number of fine young fellows from the Cavan, Leicesteishire, Lime rick City, Nettinghamshire, and Radnor regiments ener_itdinto the line; M°° 'X se'nnight the volunteering from the Mi litia'reximents of the garrison of Cork commenced, upon which occasion a considerable degree of nla ertt7 manifested itself for general service in the Nor thurnbet land regiment, which, besides furnishing their fall qtrout,' had not lets than about thirty men who drew lots for precedence in extending their services to the linek. The Kerry and West York regiments hAee as yet given bet few numbers in proportion to ;be aibta.required. -- Ilse Volunteers from the Dorset Militia, for the rosileere, hap. marched from Yarmouth. for Nor wich, on their route to join the regiment. Last week the Scotch Greys and 38th and 36th • feot L obtained a recruit of several fine young fellows from the Royal North Lincoln Militia.. Thursday se'nnight, the south Hants Militia, that have been quartered in Exeter about two years, were , marched from thence . for Northampton, to proceed by forced marches to guard a depot of arms and am munition in the said county. Monday se'nnight the remainder of the East Devon Militia, in number about 40, together with the heavy baggage, which they were left in charge of; left Win. • cliester to join the regiment, which marched out of that thy the preceding week, for Warwick, but have since been ordered to proceed to Derby. ' The Canibridgethire . Militia have marched from "trobareacks at Berwick, for Dunbar ; they are re - -red by the 2d battalion of the 25th, or King's own • lintdertre. Lieutenant-Colonel MARTIN has been relieved by itiblotemmt•Colonel Bextern.tx, in the command of ,sibelogn detachments at Fort : Cumberland, at Ports. -moist& lebe North Cork and North Devon regimens of were inspected on Monday at Gosport, by Libutenant-Orneral NV 11 It TH • Three companies of the 103 d regiment landed last week as Portsmouth, and went into Hilsea Bat. "1- • . , The 89th Regiment have net yet left Gibraltar. • 4 —IL - General Court martial was luld on the 28th of February last, for the trial of Josias Clark, a private oir the East Yeti Huila, on a charge of desertinia while under confinement at Dalkeith, on the 29th of April, until the sentence of a former General Court: martial for desertion should be made known to him, arid not returniug until the 25th December fallowing. —The Courtfound the prisoner guilty of the charge, and sentenced him to serve as a soldier for life, abroad, Or otherwise. The PRINCE Reamer has confirmed the sentence, and ordered Clark to be attached to the loyal African Corps. • An official return to. an order of the House of ?Commons, hates the amount of all sums paid for the - ,service of the Army in the Peninsula, including Bri . fish, Foreign, aad Portuguese crops, from April, .1808, to the 24th December, 1811, at £22,304,612. 14.5. 2td.; and the amount of advances in money, _arms, stores, or otherwise made to the Spanish cro veramen:, at £2,535,)87 17s. Otd. • PenerrntAnrsst.---Monday morning nn officer oh, the Oxford Militia, undertook to run from Bristol to Bath, barefooted, in three hours, which was performed in two hours and eight minutes. • • The late organization for rebellious purposes . in 'Lancashire was discovered in the following manner: —Attenipts having been made to seduce many of the military from their duty, instructions were given to a Serjeant in the Belton Local Militia, to associate With the rioters, and give them hOpes of attaching' htra to heir interest. The bait sticceeded. The mAn . .was invited to several of their nocturnal ineetingip, ' where he learnt that their object was to organize IC • iseneral and simultaneous rising in the disturbed dis wets • he obtained their private signals;' witnessed the administering of their oaths; and occasionally communicated such information to the Magistrates as frustrated many of the nocturnal schemes of the riot, length having acquired every particular re. spotting their conspiracy, the nstnes of their leaderi, principally mechaniesiand the amount of their funds, , •orders were issued. for their apprehension. About -12 *ere taken into custody, and committed to Lan-. • easter castle. It is ascertained that 12,000 persons -Iliad taken the oath. • At this season of the yeas, when's," man. families dome to town to see the various specimens of art,. Which this great town annually . proeuc n, we w sh particularly to direct the attention of our numerous • leadisessown unprecedented and most extraordinary production of the combined powers of the science Which is exhibiting.at the Naurnachia„ Princes-street,.• 'Leicester-square, where the bustle, fury, and havoc ' o f a Sea Fight is represented by means of Mechanics, Optics, aa. Palntkali, with a vivacity, force, and edict, fat powers the pOell of any thing. heretofore attemPad. . . . , P 1110111111 1 4PIAMOWL : • , #.( •4 , '4J 1 1.; , "eciiimmtitieii by Cgto- ald r 4 r 7ll4 ,"inTiveel st tioneastieilik 'Weds day, to isemplete tisk time of training,' ••••• • a • - - 8 AtiLS - 11 , 1aVellOti: . .!, i ) • • ,-. : thedailiaaterier - see t fallidsilthet, tlytteedt, be Nay ' . I it tile 111601/761d1ay bat. • .44 Siiir ARNO; . mot MastoitAtrr late Kess dart a thaininarklff dianninletnai per Neater : Length 110 feet 10 Michel Depth I l feet 101 Nast Breadth 98 feet f inches Admeasures 197 tons, She Is a well built, plain p, sails fast, and catrieiabe gg i _ • •wili' .cargo for take tonnage ; is exceedingly well found (nun an s tm at eleven, at GuildbalL,llll49y a Mr. Willotoghby, Clifford's. • et , „, eleepte a) takes by his Majesty's ship Nutmors, . . • . i Inn, London. , alma Seysnotir, Bart. Commander , *ad coadenumilitupdgi k Icujarnin Chary. of ldestiebainder•Hambden. Somerset, am' 'file Schooner ABIGAIL, Timothy Pilsbury /am . . votb-maker, dealer and thapmaa, May 29 9 301 and lane 234 the f o ll ow in g di m ensions, per register: . (*at eleven, at the Mermaid Inn, Yeovil. Anomie*, Messea . Sa- Length 66 fret 0 Ines I Depth 7 feet 8 beta , •enneland Joseph Wafts, Yeovil: or Messrs. King and Lakin, Breadth to feet 0 Wawa Adimosures at tons. , • , - Beiltord-row..Londoo. • Square *tented, has a woman figurobead, mils Last, and g o 1 Witiam Scales and Joseph Seale, the younger, of Burton Smia ries a tau cargo . Thu wad is wadi saw , is also well titles, parish of Boystone, Yorkshh-e, cotton-aping:era, awn- .and in excellent cutulition.-Taken by his Majesty's ship il * mill e rs, dealers, chapmen, and partners, May 25,26, and hum • sets, slid eondemat d as 1 4 014. 23, at teh, at the King's Head Inn, Barnsley. Atmenies, Mn hit Sr/soot:ire P11[11)0(114%, John Tuck late Master. Be Watson Clifford's'lnn, -London ;or Mr. Wm. Cook Menet, aaeu . imui per regimen of Birtn:ley. Length 60 feet 5 inches 1 Depth 7 fret 5 We e , Charles Cox Bartlett and John Bart, of Norton-under-Handelen, Breadth 17 feet 8 itches I Adme.stires 68 tons. Somerset, kronen, copartners in trade, dealer, and chaptuen, square sterile,!, has a mot quarter-dark, Carries a fair May 29, 'JO, and June 23, at eleven, at the Mermaid Inn, its and sails well. She is in g ood Older and well found. T Yeovil. Anomie., Menus. Samuel and Joseph Watts, Yeovil, hi s Majesty's ships Bette Pout.' and DYAD, anti or Messrs. Kin g and Lukin, Bedford-row, London. as .Prise -.. Ri c hard Ewans, of Wotton-underedie, Gloucestershire, =hater, • The Schooner SPY, built in 1809, of the following fl eat o gia ) dealer and chapntan, May 22, r. five, May 23, at sen, at the Length 77 feat u i nches I Depth 8 fast . , 44 • Swan lion. Welton -Underedge. and June 23, at ten, at the Old B rea d t h 2a 8 Adineasures 131 Ton.. . Bell Ina, Dursley. Attornies, Mr. chalice Janes. Gray's-Was sh e h a very fast-railing vessel, eopper.bottomed, tad wawa London ; or Mr. Perry, Wotron-Underedge. particularly calculated for dapatcb. Condemned as prier lig Nelson And Francis Anderson Sturges, of Bow-lane, . 3415 ap side, London, warehousemen, factors, dealers, chaputen 1 Majeuy'aebip BELL a Pu to aa, James Brisbane, Eeq. Ca lm a t . 1 hese vessels arc well wonky attention • are skeletal fut g o , It copartners , May 19, 26, an d J une 23 , at ten , at GuildhalL neral purposes, squiring very little uatfi l t fur say royage, aog Attornies, Messrs. Lowleas and Crosse, Sc. Miklred'oooart, aria provisions excepted. Poultry. For viewing, apply to the Shipkeepers on board the Featherstone Richards and William Bond, now or late of Upper vessels; or to Messrs. HAWltilt and Sc .s. Merchants P Thames -street, London, hat-manufacturers and c o part ne r s , --where further Information may be oUtaked; and*. t g May 19, 26, and June 93, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atturue), following, being tLa retualtileg parts of the Car g oes . Mr. Sltedield, Great Pstscut-street, Goodmau's Fields. 171 Ceske' W hale Oil. and 16 'Pits Carn t eachy I:fi g ss oo d oa James Hill, of the Horse - also publk-house, Rothetislthe.Watl, Arno; s Bau e t on, ea pnoketia; so sous aid • Haw d.. nea r East-lane, Bermondsey, Surrey, victualler. dealer and Whi te I lava m al: sugar •• 117 Bap Coffee, 23 Octant WO, ehapman, May 16, 23, and June 23, at twelve, at Guildhall.- 18 Bear Skills Bra .1:089 Horns, e x tpy. Anomie% Messrs. Vandercum and Contyn, Bush-lase, lira. Also, th i ef Brig JOHN, IA the following &meatless: non-street. Length 65 feet 8 hales 1 Depth 9 :eft :. Maas John Kelly, of Bank Tun, otherwise Mount Vernon, parish of Bo e .. ehh 22 5:. I Admeunres tea gt-at tun' Darsfield. Yorkshire, innhokler, dealer and cbapntan, May 26, Forei g n built, and made free; has a fie -re meek sails fa i O, 27, and June 29, at two, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attu,- rtes a large cargu. and takes the .round. we 1 ; M climbed* hies, Messrs. Parker and Brown, Sheffield; or Messes. 813- g eneral t alpines of trade. grave and Walter, SinionTs-Inn, Chancery-lane, London. Immediately :forwards, the retnalnder oe her Cup, mails Thomas Dykes, late of Great East Cheap, London, cisocolate- log of about 73 Pieces/1r Timber, maker, dealer and chapman, May 21, at one, May 26. at 12, 34 21 and 3-inch Mai,' and lune 93, at ten, at Guildhall. Auornies, Messrs. Wilkln- . 00 •tintalt Spars. son and Greenwood, No. 32, Queen•street, Cheapslde. For particulars apply to Mesas. Mortar! sad Sone, me. Henry Dogrel!, now or late of Milton, parish of Gillingham, chants, Plymouth. JOHN . LUI4CO2sI uE, latest. Demising's. eheese-4ealer and chapman, May 25, 26, and June mbar to ba peramptertly sot by virtue a a conwasts e 99, at eleven, at the Skip Inn, Mere, Attorney, Mr. Seymour, . Appraisemcnt and Sale, addressed to I. Hawker, tic • Mere. l'he fine Ship FORTUNA, formerly the George and llic h Richard Fell. of Hartoe, Durham, insurance-broker, dealer and chapman, May 18,26, and June 23, at ten, a. the Golden Lion of , N, I 7_Y°rILT vlbas ascrtr.l,___beid•_,_ _ , . ... Inn, South Shields. Attornies, Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, 43, a ' .. l fr uun sl4 i ."‘ e " trin7les7;l4:ttwilwciireen Deck s if,!7 rfat.”l.lll. Bow-lane Choapsid, or Christopher Baintiride, South Shields. E'r"'" a 5 Wt. 10/ tadisup. Admeabixes 199 81-9111'nm [Dividends, Certificates, &c. to-morrow.] Would make a desirable temporary Packet, as the *lst* .---- or a good Nita cbantman, combining the prugart es If i d a rt Accounts from Smyrna, received at Malta, state, an d b ort b en; she i s i n exce ll ent tan.diticat, and h that no prospect appeared of peace between the'Rnc. found in good gores, having been captured within a ice ban er sailing la ItO u ll s l ai N ui lad A t t i :.l , s, tur an a s l :o % : i . i d g en v i o n y e a d g as e, he rriz his , - t r ait sians and Turks ; the übstacles to this desired event were no othei than the activity and intrigue employ. `fo p ' __ her intorma in tion apply to the Conn:Moor:el- at the Cana* ed by the French Charge d'Affaires, MALLOURG.- inna,,e of Mes s rs, ta,sws ea and but*, bri:oq-lide, lame& The concerns of England are represented to have Plymouth, May 7. JOHN LUSCOMBE, ilester. languished Ever since the departure of Mr. ADAIR ; . - ihe WASHINUBROUGH and HEIGHINGTIM EaTAIIS, and the arrival of Mr. LISTON was anxiously looked near the CITY of LINCOL24. for, it lie hope that he would be able to bring about By Mr. SQUIBB, a change . Were our interests, it is farther . added, At Garrawa r f*a C t , hc iffee . - i H a ttei j se u:3 : 4 C a hat t l igo- o ttl i ey, Cir . o i t Le tte, properly managed, we might, probably, have the . 9. 1 ! I - 1-IE following VALUABLE FREE 1•100 Black Sea opened to us. - 1 - FARMS. with' excellent Fom-house's mol Baia% - QUEIBI-SlWARL''''`YeSterdart a Person ems COM' cemented trom Land Tax, situated lr the paddies el %Na t milted from this Office, for further examination, trough and Heighingtoa, ari:Jaiu three mile* of LAWN. MI, charged with having used the folios ing words to the re ? ectable.tenaats;t will, viz.: . mob, on the night preceding : " Oh ! I will fire my arms at Washanghrough. A. I. a Mr. John ayke containog - - lons • gun to-morrow - I did not think there was an English- ?tar. Harrison Wright's - - - n o llt man left that had such a heart-He (alluding to the Widow Thateber's • • - - 10 9lt murderer of Mr. PLRCEVAL) could not have shot a widow Newton's - 6 - 64 .1a greater rascal !" 4 Mr. Joan; Rayner's - - . id a • H•Troat-GARDEAt Heigliingtua. ar.--YeSttrda y, Margaret if f ri n ght- wid „ w Bailey s, num - - . 315 2 t roil, was fully committed from tkis Office, charged ' Widow Green's - - - ens SIP with wanton acts of cruelty towards Elizabeth Mr. Joseph Auchlantre - - ‘ 163 1 1 Wrightson, a child not six years old, her hiisband's - if i I lis sin h tl ar on ti ;' H ue ut! adry u t 'll he 9th , - and Wednesday the 10th of Jms daughter by a former mile, by beating it its a most next, will be Sold by Auction, by Mr. Squab 6, at do Satiriseb barbarous manner, burning its hands with a red hot Head Inn, in the City of Lincoln, in Lasts, poker, and starving it, till it alas reduced , to a mere Sundry Smaller Farms, also situated in Washin . etwelgi_ll# skeleton. Ihrighington, with a Water Corn alill, the 'falbot s Realise; lie-home, a Baker's, Blacksmith's, anti Wheidwri s tsestilopliad 130w-Thursday evening, seven foreignek . belonging to the Opera.house in the Haymarket, and severed Cottages and'. enements, in the occupa iota or dalWals• Sakai Joseph Green, William Rubinson; Thomas Straps,'Aill one belonging to the Pantheon Theatre, were brought Welk, Widow Code!, Joseph Browu, C. tsiockiader v: T..Fesirrs before JAiits READ, Esq. at the Public-Office, Bow- !?.._;Chamberiaini h. • K st t n iliebu s tr°;',L l ß ow ' Ktge b u.m: a ' r : auk street, charged with being at large within this king- w ear / U r i . nm eS . vJ. 7. dom, without having obtained a licence, according to / The whole t nate conta'ni near Seventeen Hordryd Avail the last ' Aram Act. They ill admitted the fact, but very valuable Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land; diebefiflais it appearingthat their neglect was not wilful, the*Ma- been rverott are he 4 is tee"vnt repair, veraast the laa n Id ' i li - cat a bw ion to Mr. tier, gistrate only adjudged them to seven days imprison- Washinglism e igh ; may and printed p p a;tie a u l ls. with plain imessl , meet each, in . rothill- fields Bridewell. may be had of John larded!, Esq. Li/kola; at the lisesS"ll Saturday, lamer Metcalfe was brought to the Office, Head, at Lincoln ; the Angel, zaealord ; tile Ball, soonat i : on the extraordinary charge of having. deserted 23 Angel, and Talbot, P . eterbereogh; at Garraway's tae 1 r . s of Mr. Fladgate, solicitor; No. 12, Essex- s: Small, War years ago from the Botany Bay Raagets, or I('2d A ~ in idi o m Ir. Squibb, A err, say e-row, ___ . _ ~.„,,,, Regiment. The prisoner acknowledged the chafe, *aid that he had been since in the East India seraCce, from which he had been discharged, and not knowing what to do with himself he had surrendered himself to a serjant-major, at the York Depot Staff, at the York Hospital, at Chelsea. He was committed. In the Court of King's Bench, Dublin, on Satur day se'naight, the Court disallowed an order for 'a Criminal information against - Love :Hyat and Lis wife, and Elizabeth Jameson for detaining or impri. 'ening in a receptical for lunatics, Mary Anne Due. can. It appeared that the prosecuti ix, the daughter of Mr. Tottenham, a respectable Gentleman of the county of Wicklow, and the sister of Mrs. J. David ; La Touche, had been married by a Roman Catholic . ,Clergyman to one George Duncan, a servant fn Irt father's family, which ended is her pregnancy. 're conceal her disgrace frc.:n the world, it was agreed among her friends that she should take up a tempo .rary residence in the house of thedefendants, where -she was admitted on the certificate of Di. Clarke, of Dublin, that she was subject to temporary fits of in sanity. It also appeared that George Duncan never disclosed the fact of a private marriage having taken place between him and the prosecutrix, until the atemmencement of legal proceedings. The Court, in .disallowing the Criminal Information, procee ded Ispon the ground that there was no pretext whatever for imputing malicious motives to any of the parties *rim kept the prosecutrix under a temporary. restraint. DR. SQUIRItELL's (Author of the Mil ian q f Health) TONId POWDERS and DROPS bare hero pm seabed foe Indigestion and its effects for SU years with asteeidflil success. These adndrable medki nes, taken joi n tl y, evacuate We, plt i Vis and water, give strength to the orzans of digestion, itivaPrwati ores, remove pain and spastu of the stomach, vic9 2l wild•r" AIM an appetite, and correct aciky. l if =o are aid* i Sits liver, and those ' illeidg= CO WOMB C Of toe Inallsel. N. B.The Powders taken alone remedy &costive baba, raw" liblaructions, lessen irritability, diminish beat, carry of fever, cate the bead-ache, and have singular efliany Miaowing Limmatory gout. The Powders is. 9d. or is. The Drops is. 93. Wt es. 41 2 the late Tent ' s, Royal Exchange ;;,Clarke, 9691 H'4' 1a" rough ; Mitchell, so, Charles.strew;Soho-sieare; #4 tar rwr pastor (kern Sotto-square), 39, Csartton-street, Mows fen% also by all the wholesale Venders M Lank*. • Merchants and C., ains of Ships allowed sit usgle disSWISA - • HICKMAN'S PILLS. . • ' 1 44 I* the various complaints incident , „ . .,t0 the ravadV l 4 ll. leant; there are none mere streldfid is thislivawfaW.Ww w ` alarMing In their consequences,than the G ..... in the back, Loins, and Bladder, and 1 -Prnbad'i 1 . 111.-- iy plaints to winch every person is liable. sod are • loom• -- revery other species of disorder. HICKMAN'S Pi 11.1.9, Wee posed of the most innocent ingrA ents bare hem fogad dill ' P da r try-acl. in not only strenbateuing the rends Patalifid the urine, bur in LappUy destrolit.g the petrifyingt: o r I 1 from which proceed the above complaints. am ..v. tom. 1 calculi, or grguttyweretsous,atia bani.biag every pefilkli g deny to thine disorders, without confinancat. tram a tawsWir 'less of the powerful qual:ty of these Pith. fully cynical W • . 1 private practice of many years, they are offered to the s . A Llood u ll sad recomenend,d s; cure for the above complaint*. .• • sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Bede. 's. 4, • of Pewees:es-am ; and read by &hot end Wasp, Hall and lebbann, Gloeport; Allutot, Wmaos SS 1 losses, Porton' Trews:tau, Exeter; Cootweabb. . • bat, gad Hepiand, Plymouth; Newtown Dean ..__ AI L . Glaegow • Smith, Manderstea, Scat, sad Wary Mt:4r' Crowed r • • Rep and Peck, Ha: ) a pp o u l agh, maphesser; Bulislaphanisi• 01110 IS ' holes Pt% 44,. esc__...bior -- ' ------ li lED. . _..- s'Ten t'le iftbtet. skim house at Crilifirang, in Surrey, eirs =fever, Mn.Ms Waegan, rola of .the: bee Dr. Warps,* street, Bedford.square. The Mb Mush, of his peullge bone frost Cilracrooli loundi I . l 2irisio ' - ' - ' C 111.1110: - , the Nib hawk?, has bete; plcued,in t. to approve of the word aplibiptnnilt• of the 591.1 or devices whith_bare heretofore r ROM 4,t/gds Asa •‘. 40 • . in eonsequetice 241,Batfaiion 59th MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, MAY 124 sth Regiment of Dragnon Guards—Assistant-Surgjon John R. Brinier, from the 724 Font, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice M'Fadzen, placed on Ha f Pay. Ist Regiment of Dragoons—Captain Charles Purvis to be Major, whhout purchase; Lieutenant Frederick Watson to be Captain of 'l'roop, %ice Purvis ; Cornet W. Hepry Watson to be I.ku•' tenant, vice Watson ; John Henry Slue s Gent. to be Cornet, vice Watson.. S 1 Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Tatlock, from the Royal Waggon Train, to be Lleutenant,vice Gerrard, who exchanges. 7th Regiment of I.ight Dragoons, Captain Edward liotir to be Major, by purchase, vice Cholniley, who retires ; Lieutruaist John Henry Robeck to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Hodge ; Cornet John G. Maddison to be Lieutauant, by purchase, vice Robeck. tilt Ditto—Captain George Gore to be Maine without purchafe; Lieutenant John Clerke to be Captain of a 'fronp, vice Gore.' 10th Ditto—John Charles Farmer, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Eversheld, promoted. litth Ditto—Cornet Lindsay James Beetle to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hall, who retires ; Hotyourable Augustus Stan hope to he Cornet, without purchase, vice liertie, promoted. 15th DR-a—Cornet William Bellairs to be Liestenaut, by pur chase, vice Phillips, promoted. 17th Ditto—Quarter-Master John Marks to IA Adjutant (with the rank of Cornet), vice Gale, decea,etl. 25th Ditto—George Morris, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Phipps, deceased. Sd Regiment of Foot Guaids—Heury Paxton, Gent. tp he En sign, by purchase, vice Barnett. promoted. . . sd Regiment of Foot— Thomas Henry Owen, (eat. to be En . sign, by purchase, vice Sheehan, promoted. • • • 7th Ditto-1 iestenent John Edward' Hunt, from the 4th Gera son Battalion, to he Lieutenant, vice Bowen, who exchanies. 13th Ditto— —Brown, Gent. to be Ensign, without pus chase, r• vice Hemmings, promoted In the 101st Foot. 234 Ditto—tiecond Lieutenant Charles Fryer to be First I nant, by purchase, vice Thorpe, promoted in the Royal York Rangers. 2Gth Regiment of Foot. -To be Lieutenant, without purchase—Ensign Thomu Taoor, Ensign and Adjutant 'f .W. Moyer to have the rank, Ensign C. F. Sweeney. 'Pe be Ensign, without purchase—William Clark, Cent. vice Sweeney. 56th Ditto—Ensign C. Wilson to be Lieutenant, vice Moore, deceased; James Hope• Johnston Meikeljohn, Gent. to be En eign,.viee Wilson. 10th Ditto—Ensign Jos. Matchington, from the 71st Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. lid Ditto—George Palmer, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Stoneham, who retires. stlst Ditso- r -Wsn.Bristow,Gent. to beEnsign. without purchase, vice Marchington, promoted in the runts Foot. Slit Ditto—Ho-pital-Mate Jos. Stockdale to be Assistant-Sur geon, vice Chislett, placed upon half pay. $24 Ditto—Lieutenant T. S. Begbie to be Capsai . of a Corn . by purchase, vice Proctor, promoted. geth Ditto—Captain John Nicplis to be Major, without pur chase, vice Bisshopp, prothoted so the Staff in America:— Lieutenant (iliac M'Pherson to be Captain of a Company, vice Nicoll.. 101st Ditto—Ensign John E. Hemmings, from the 13th Foot, to Ilk Lieutenant, without purchase. 108 d Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign , Fenton Finlay, vice Morris, promoted; Ensign and Adjutant John Pettit to have the rank; Ensign Richard Rose. To be Ensigns, without purchase—RobertHuer, Gent. vice Vigo lay ; Ezekiel Bredin, Germ vice Rose. Royal West India Rangers—Ensign Thomas Younger to be Lieutenant, vice Mayhew, killed In action; James Kennedy, Gent. to be - Ensign, vice Younger. Royal Waggon Train—Lieutenant Samuel Gerrard, from the Sd Dragoons, to be isieuiettant, vice Tatiock, who exchanges. lit Garrison Battalion—Major Robett Johds, from the half-pay of the tsSth Foot, to be Major, vice Turner , who exchkages. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant Lewis Bowen, front this 7th Foot, to be • Lieutenant, vice Hunt, who athangrs. 2d Royal Veteran Battellon..—Serjeant Thomas Randall; from the Coldstream Reginient of Foot Guards, to be Quarter Master, vice Ikskeley, placed on the Retired Lists STAFF. Majoe•Cieneml George Murray, of the id Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Quarter-Master-General to the Forces in Ireland, • vire 'Major-General Clinton, who resigns. To be Assistant-Comaiisearies-General to the Forces, Acting Assistant-Commissary-General John Beckwith. Acting Aui•tant-Consmissary-General William Lane. Acting Assistants Commissary-(general Theron Forth Winter. be Deputy Assistant-Conunissiuies.General to :" William Newman and Francis Edward Knowles, Gents. G A lIR !SONS. Lachlan Maclean, Esq. late Lienteoent-Colonel it the Broad. bane Fencibles, to be Major of the Tower of London, vice Smith, deceased. the Forces, HOSPITAL STAFF. &XE-Surgeon Titus Be:: y, from the ball-pay, to be Surgeon to the Forces. To be Hospital-Metes for General Servies, James Bartlett, Gent. vice 'Thompson, promoted. • John Lorimar, Gent. vice Prendergast, promoted. • William Coining, Dept. vice Rankin, pr meted. Owen M'lntire, Gent. vice Fisher, promoted. Samuel Bell,Gent. vice MaHock, promoted. ISANNACKS. John Lewis 'Riot, Gent.. to be Barrack-Maur Great Britain,. • • Roll's Regiment. Wigan Apt* Gent to be Resign, without pufeksie. Watteville's Regiment. • Brevet-Colonel Louis de Watteville to be Colonel, vice Major.- General de Wattevble, who reigns. Cotnmissions in the Dorsetshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Cornet Samuel Coz to be Lieutenant, vice Henry Willett, re draft'. Dated April IS, tem. . hiILMORANDUM. Assistant-Surgeon Hunter, of the 56th Foot, and Lieutenant Gilchrist, of the 89th Regiment, aro superseded, being absent without leave. 1.10131.11 RETURNED TO SERVE IN TillS PRESENT PAR- , LIADIENT. Boitooos or Latmeterott.—.Jonathan Raine, of Lincoln's Inn, County of Middlesex, Esti. In the room of Richard Henry Ale:ander Bennet, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. , BANKRUPTS. Solomon Carter, of Wood-Areet,• London, wholesale-glover,.dealer and ehlpman, to suoreode'r May 16, v; and Jams ire, at eleven, at Gue.dhall. Attorney, Mr. Fiske, Paisvamiletta, Temple-Bar. Thom. Aolikews, now or lateof Brerwhens•Lodge, osherwles BrenkaM-Lodge, SoMerset, farmer, dealer and e 25, 26, and June 23, at ten. Attornies Messrn= , Thr;hs.WaTittinstri; or Messrs. Holrs ' ato and Lewdest, Cie rnent's Inn, London. David Horton. of litrrninghaot,•gilt-toy-maker, and plater, May 25, at lige. May aad June VS, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Temple-row.arintn&lam. Anomie., Mr. E o, Gray's- Inn-squaw, London ; or Messrs. Stubbs and • 'Binning. ham. . WBtlam a it-street, Soho. Middlesex gollsodtk. man, May 16, June 2 and 22, - at tea, Attorney, Mr. Reuben', Sume:baildio•- " to the Fans la •• . . _ow 41 It LAST lq!GlrrS GA7.,E TE. *4"..mii 1.421, Ititeymk,:aaa 1T2M41 4 #1. 4 4 014 0 , -, . • %et lildweetreet. Mendes, .03't;z i , lailliffrlh 160106444 W i t Aanda. kWI ill w.preimass,. 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