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li tiler no ofs Dublin Waterford kiuriCA /NTELLI~EM:Y: MAILS THIS DI 131 it. I 2 Y.-WIND N. W. Hambersh ARIL ins. o 3 NOM THE LONDON G AZETTE, AUG 30. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, AOO. 30. Copy of a letter from the Hosourable COW/TWAY Boyce, Cap tain of his Malefty's Blip the SPA Kea t, to Sir EVAN NMAN, Bart. dated off the Burling', the zsth of July. Sir—l beg you will acquaint the Lords Commif tioners of the Admiralty, that his Majetty's !loop Weer, on the igth, by fignal, chafed, and was for tunate in the capture of a French privateer, whore intention it was to keep on the Skirts of the convoy. I have enclofed Captain Artusa's letter to me, Which I beg you to deliver to their Lordfhips. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) c. His Majelly's fl 'op WASP, July 59. Sir—l beg leave to acquaint you, that in the exe cution of your orders, per fignal, to look out S. W. I difcovered and captured, after a chafe of two hours, le Defefpoir French privateer, a logger mounting two guns, pierced for ten, commanded by JEAN DELA SALLE, and manned with 28 men; belonging to Ho dierne, which (he had left only three days before, and I have the fatisfadlion to add, had made no captures. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) w. AYLMER. DIAL, AUGUST 3o.—Arrived the BAssLisic gun brig, and failed again with the YORK man of war, mnd feveral gun brigs, on a crnize. Remain in the Downs the (hips as per lan, with the Acaassoa gun brig, and feveral outward bound. Wind E. N. E. LIVERPOOL. Ave. 29.—0 n Monday arrived here his Majefly's (hip Palace ss, of i 6 guns, commanded by Sat4VIL CotopiTT, Efq.—The Margaret, Lacs, of this port, and her prize, a French Eaft Indiamen, whole crew were role upon by the Frenchmen (being greatly fuperior in number), and taken poffeffion of, were both recaptured on the sth inn. by the ETHA. tION frigate, and CNIFFONIII and Clouse brigs, and carried into Lerwick Shetland Ifles, on the Bth inft. La Creole French frigate, of 48 guns, and two Corvettes, are taken by Commodore BAYNTON's Squa dron, and font into Jamaica. FORTROIR, AUGUST 23.—We were yeßerday fur. prized with a vifit of upwards of eighty prifoners, the principal part of. the crews of three Dutch Creenlariders, captured in the North Seas by the St. Jofeph privateer of Liverpool, and efcorted to this place by a perfon who ailed as an officer on board laid privateer, with a party cf Highlanders from Ul lapool. They confined of Dutch, Danes, Hannve giant, Swedes, and Norwegians, and arrived here very much fatigued by fo long a journey, and in a Hungry condition. Much to the credit of the inha• bitants of this place, they were treated with great humanity, and liipplied with bread and other necef fary articles, and, after refting here for the night, were fent forward this morning to Invernefs, under the &oil of a ferjeant's guard of the Fortrofe v,, lunteer company. Such a number of foreign pri loners appearing fo unexpefledly, excited no (mall degree of curinfity amongli the people, Come of whom took them at &It for a party of Frenchmen, who, it is to be hoped, will (hare the fame fate, Should they be fo daring as to attempt a landing in this country. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. tla *Weston, AVOOST 30.1Palted by, the Union, (a prise), from the Inca of France; Chatty, Seater, from Qnebee ; Hope, from osternfey; Fame, Harman, from Cork; from Amfterdam; Juffrow Jemima, —. from Boankanz ; St. johannet, Chriltian ; and Dorothea Maria, from Stock olm —Sailed tie Warrington, Scott, for CharielbaL ; and Jooge Jan, Reinder, for Vara. Aititoran—Off Dungenefa, the Columbia, Redman, from Bad tintorc—ln the Downs, Lydia, Chapman, from Bolton—Off Whitby, Sovereign. Morley, from America—M Liverpool, Carle ton, Kellum, (tom Havannah—At Clyde, Irwin, Allan. from Quebec, and the Mary, Seabury, from Chariefloo —At Dublin, Ivioo t-James, Rlee, from Bolton; Phoebe, Elwyn; and Char lotte, Roger, from London—At Newfoundland, Acorn, Huffey, from Trepanny ; Friends, Toby; and VlEtory, Murat. 60,n Quebec —At Lilbon, queen, Dymond ; Riga Packet, ; and Ceres. Bennett, from Loodow—At Si, Michael's, Widow's Soe, Matthews, from ditto—At Oporto': Nimble, Cady, from Liver pod; and Mary, Hurdle, frost ditto, with the Sea—At Car tbar". EfFettto Santa, from ditto—At Figuera, Good Intent, Fuard, front Newfoundland. The Minerva letter of marque, of Goernfey, carrying is guns, was taken in the Mediterranean previous is the t yth of July, by is Concorde French privateer. The Nra. Spa del Carmen, atlas la Princera, Remelts, from Cadiz to Vera Cruz. is totally colt in the Guipb of Mince. The Jacobins, —, from &minim, is taken by the Rofatio hoop, and carried int, Cork. The Diamond, Clarke, from the Hantmsb, is on thorc and bilg ed a few mile" below Grawfatd. The Commerce, —, and Jolly Trader, of Dublin, boend to pporto arc captured on the coal of Portugal by a French para. war. The former carried into Gouda. On the isth Inn. his Majelly's Ship Totonoaasa, of 74 guns, Captain BIDTORD, arrived at Cork from the Iquadton off Breß ; we underhand (he remains on that Ration, and that Lord GA *Mina has •remov ed his flag on board of her. His Mikjeny's !hip Tatar, of 36 guns, Captain CROIIIITTI , alto ar rived ; the came lack from Plymouth. His Majefty's 'loop Hasa n, Capt. Nava, came from a maize, and failed again. A fleet of feven fail of the line and fonr tranfpnrts had arrived at Barbadoes, and bad captured ten French tranfpnrts on their pal:lige. The EMIIR•LD. CRETAUR, and BLitt Num, of 74 Pierre's each, and the Vantys frigate, bad cut out of St. Pierre's and Port Royal, thirty-two fail of French merchant each. A French prise, called le Gloire, is taken by. the Eliza privateer. Captain Tnoseas. of Riiftol, and brocght into King-road. She came from Martinique. and has on board Gen. Noctras, late Governor of tit. Lucia, and 59 other officers. The following Is an estraa of a letter from New York. dated July 19 Perhaps you have more naval news than we; but I cannot refrain from corn. anunicating, that we have jolt received intelligence of the Homier Sloop of war. having fallen in with a French frigate of 36 guns, and a brig of . 18--both of which the dogged • and carried of a French Gui nearnan, which was under their convoy." The Mary, SEASURV. from Charleficht, !poke oh the 3 tit of July, in lat. 45.7. long. 40. to. the For cutter, No. 3, bound to Newfoundland; had taken four prizes, vie. the Maria, of London. a recap:ore. valued at NO.CC.OI. ; a Dutch (hip laden with cotton and Sugar, valued at so,oool. ; the French brig Friends of Bourckaua, valued at xo,cool ; and the Union Weft Indiaman, taken with his fdajed)'s (hip 111; in company. atidtist PRIVATE LETTER. The neweß eircumllance I have to inform you of is the arreft, it Dundalk, in the county Louth, of t 3 perfons, charged with having been concerned in the recent irifurreftion : they were apprehended through the alivity of Joint Noe, Efq. a Gen tleman whore intelligence of lls his loyalty, and en ables him to difcriminate when he can belt ferve his Sovereign and his Country. His brother Samoa': PACs, F.fq. alto took in that town, a rebel leader, of the name of Hunter, and found in hi% poffellion a rebel uniform, nearly completed, made of fine green cloth, long coat and pantaloons. A woman was alto brought up from Dundalk, charged with intending to potion the foldiers of the 67th Regiment quartered there. Thus it is that the inilruments of the provi fionary Government obferve the promifes they make; and the profeffions of honourable warfare and mode- ration !!! Thole prifrners were examined to-day before the Privy Council. A prifoner, of the name of Farrell, was alto examined. Since Wednefday the direCtions to the yeomanry, litc. have come di reelly from the Lord Lieutenant, and from him only. The attention, the unwearied attention which Mr. Wic KliA 14 pays to bufinefs, at this important cries, is alfonifhing ; and if mutual powers, applied with indefatigable aCGduity, can develope the defigns of treafon, we have every confidence and hope to affume from the adminiftration of Lord Ha RDWICE Z. I fend you the following, as the official return of the rebel aorta found on the night of the 23d in one de pot : it will give you a better idea of the extent of the confpiracy than probably you have yet received ; this I afrure you, that had our Government been equally prepared, we would have cru(hed the int - once:ion the night it broke out. La( night Mr. Robert Emner, brother to the Dirtflor Emmet, was apprehended at Harold's-crofs by Major SIR! ; he was harboured there by a Mr. \Vhi:e, whofe whole family has been taken into cuhody. Emmet paired under the name of Hughes; he endeavoured to make his efcape by leaping out of a window. Major Slut leaped after him, purfued him acrofs a garden, and caught him by the leg as he attempted to fcale the garden wall. I believe the evidence again(! Emma is complete ; I underhand fcveral arras will immediately take place of fome confequence. Seized in a (lore at the rear of Thomas-fireet. on Saturday the 23d July, . . Deal boxes. flecririM powder and made up ammunitloo. 14 Bundles of cannoo powder, No. 1, about reolb. 246 Nand grenades. tormed of ink bottles, filled with powder. and endreled with buck But. Ica Champaigne bottles died with powder, medoped with madam balls, and covered with canvas. aa,ceo Rounds of mutts ball cartridges tied up 11 parcels of ao each, and 4 alms attached to each parcel. z Sealing ladder complete. z 56 Grapplirg irons for fcaling ladders. 24 Bufhels of matt balls, about 15 0 .000 tied op In 4 each, Be ing charges for blundcrbuffes. is Quir es of cartridge ppm. a Des cafes of apeockees. and ether Ands. A box of do tubes for the band grenades. 494 Hooka, chiErch, &c. 48 Writs of the Proclamation of the Prowl&nal Government. Large bench vice. tog Cutridp farmers. 8 Pieces of fauciffe, • 78 yards in length. i Piece of Omen Cloth. a Saws, a planes, an old dek with fevers' Interefling-mento readums in it. N. B. The above is an exalt return of what was delivered into his biajarrv's Itores at the Royal Barracks, of courfe does not include the vaft quantity of pikes, therebels Randards, uniforms, bread newly baked, &c. The pikes amounted to upwards of feventeen thou fand : They were of fimple form and workmanfhip, and were broken up by the foldiery, it not being deemed neceffary to depofit them in fiores. FROM THE DUBLIN PAPERS. Yektday Mr. James Dickfon, of Kilmainharn, tanner, was arrelled at his horde, by Medic Arum. sou and CAR LaTON, chief peace-officers, and his pa. pers fearched. The fuperintendant rnagifirate had , him conveyed to the Caille, where he underwent ex.' amination, and was afterwards committed to LI mainham goal. Barney Coyle was yeflerday taken into cunody; the precife charge we have not hearts but we be lieve it is the fame as that upon whfcitfonse of his friends have been held. Yefteday, Bartholomew Furlong, a working buil ' der, was brought in a prifoner to the Cattle, charged with being one of the fangninary noire-runts who fired upon Mr. Ciao ke, on the quay, the night of the infurredion on the 23d of July laft. Thurfday night, Lieutenant Milieu on,with a party of the Stephen's greets cavalry, erre Red as offender named Patrick Halligan. a mail robber. at a bottle in Ann's-court, Leefon-ftreet. His perfon was not known to them when on the fearch, but finding him in the place without his name being upon the door with those of others, it led to furpacion, and to his apprehenfion- Thurfday !aft, Mr. Wilfon, the chief peace officer, apprehended four fmiths of Duke's-lane, charged with having made pikes for the rebels. Two of them were difcharged (hortly after, but the others. Wm. Perry and Wit. Corcoran, againft whom there is pofitive information, were committed to gaol. Yefterday was the fair day of Donnybrook. 'There were but few cattle at it. and thofe of the pooreß kind. Not a tent was allowed to be crated. The Superin tendent Magiftrate. with a very laudable attention, went on Friday morning early to the fairground, and had Tome tents ftruck, and carried away, which had been put up the preceding night. Mr. Dignam, of Cook-ftreet, who was arrefted in the country, and lodged in the gaol of Phillipftowu, has been difcharged. Mr. Murphy. of Thomas.ftreet, who was lately arreftcd, has been liberated. Tam As s es s. —The firft trial which occupied the court on Monday was that of Bryan Connor, for a rape on a little and uncommonly interefting girl, under the age of Is years—and of Judith Connor, the wife of the Paid Bryan. foe aiding therein. It appeared from the evidence of the girl, which was alfo otherwife firongly corroborated, that thefe bolical wretches enticed her into a hollow part of a field. near the Duke of Ls last la's demefne, where the woman tied her with whip cord, and was prefent while the hufband perpetrated the faet.—The Jury in two minutes returned a verdia againft both r f Coil ty. They were 03 dered for execution on Monday next. • Can reinter made op In a lon hard run (like a War ) for plac;ag valor walla and bedding , to blow Wan R. :issii E.el Mr. JUSTICE HARDINCN CHARGE, at CARDIFF. Aug. $2 PUNTED AND PVILISUID AT TUE RKIVIST OF TBOSISTO WHOW IT WAS ADDILISSSD, AND MNtct 'avast TWAT DAL 111 OPUS couar, Loa 13. Gentlemen of the Grand Jury—When I contem plate the general fertility of your foil, and the unex ampled return of its prefent hart/ell, I cannot forbear to exclaim, in the words of the Roman Poet (Strip ping them of their poetical habit, and retaining the fentiment unimpaired)— . Shall an Impious army take poffeffion of land fu cultivated! Shall a Barbarian be the reaper of this corn " See for whom we have (own our fields !" Here the Poet has left us—but we can fill tip the canvas, and we can give the anfwer to his quettions. " For whom !" are we afked ? Hiflory will tell us, and puts her real upon it. For thofe who will tear from your peafants, under the mate of tribute, or fubfidy, the Indefinite claims of unbounded avarice ; will rifle their cottages, and when plunder has been fatiated, will fet them on fire, commit outrages upon their daughters, and their matrons, too Shocking to be named, fet their trampling foot upon age, and pollute, with forage intuit, all the d*encies of life. I give you this piet ure , t o ant i c ip ate y our a bh orrence of the features ; and your determination, that with enemies like thcfe you will hear of no compromife, till every musket, (word and pike (hall be wrefied from thole gallant volunteers (the hardy and fpirit— ed birth-right of your foil) whom you are in the all of arming for the defence of all that is dear and fa. cred in human life. Turning from your lands to your mortufeaurss and your commerce, I feel no lets in dignation at the humiliating image of mercantile in. Ritution to a vidorions tyrant, by the furrender of your implements, and prollitution of the artificers.— When I explore, and with grateful refped, the diver fities of religious opinion which have Separated, but without enmity, our Proteftant faith in this part of the world into Churchmen, Deenters, or Sefiaries, COM• petitors in zeal for thcir Goo and their Klee, I (budder at the exchange of that noble independence, upon fo critical a fubjed. for his religion, who was an Atheift at Paris ; at Rome a Paoli ; in Egypt a Mahometan ; a military Pope at Paris again; a Jew in that Parifian Synagogue, whole imprecations aria this illand he has gratefully accepted ; and a kind of demigod at the city -gates upon the coati, which have told him, " that after lie was created, Providence Income firpecflumu I" When I look at the old famiies of this country, I am too proud, for them, to endure the idea, that birth, like theirs, can be ever bound in chains to foreign defpottfm, or can ever grace the wheel of its triumph here. When I look at the new wen, whom I revere no lets, and whole talents or labours have inveffed them with claims upon the foil, as well as the will, I call upon them 'to fultain their double intereft, with undivided energy and fpirit. You have an extent of coaft, which ex pofesyou, in a peculiar degree, to the invader's at tempt ; but I am confident that he will not find one inch of that coati uofortified ; I am not pointing at thole batteries of military art upon which intelligent Officers may have differed; but my allufion is to the forts and the redoubt: of Belljib valour, erected in the Shape of that valour alone, by men who determine to be the Icill of the conquered; and who are fworn, by a tacit oath, to refute a gift fo defpicahle as that of life, at the expense of liberty, and of honour. I have been much gratified in reading your "tarsi; to the Korn. It was prepared, as I am t o ld, by a Gen tleman who does this Court the honour to be one of its Officers—your prefent Nigh Slfrery: It is in my conception of it, moil eloquent, animated, and con flitutional ; it refleas the highell honour upon the pen by which it was framed, and upon the fence of the county by which it was adopted into their figna ture. I approve and commend your determination to raife the military complement of your volunteers, required by the law, to exempt you from its cow pulfory mcafures. As to a fubfcription for the ge neral purpofes of countenance, and fupply to this national °Ned. and for fpecial exigencies that may bear upon it (whether contemplated or unforefeen) you are the bell judges of all Such arrangements, and it would be impertinence in me to offer advice. But with every due fubmiffinn to your better means of knowledge, I cannot help fuggefting. whether it may not be deemed eligible, that a general fund amid be pat into honourable hands for the ioort of the roofs and that a more fpecial one Shou ld be appropriated for the purpofe of relief to the widows and children of thole kin is this cowry, who die in the field; of relief to the wounded and their families, or of en couragement and recompence to extraordinary me rits and fervices—an expedient adopted in Welimor land by the fagacioos and fpirited mind of your Din. cefan, the Bilhop of Lancia*. My view of it is. that , of confidering it as an additional Spur to the Volun teers. We are all Speculators and politicians, at a moment like this, on the fubjed of that coaft which the invader is moil likely to fele& It appears to me the fafeft conjeture, that his firft impreffion will be upon the Sifter Ifland. But there he will find an im pregnable fortrefs in the memory of that recent out rage, which robbed an (able and virtuous magif trate of his life. The ways of Nov:Dance in this world are too myfterinus to be fathomed by the 110- man intelled ; but we know they err (becaufe they me be) wife and good. Hiftory will tell us, that vifitations upon the innocent and meritorious are of ten approved, in their effed. bleffiogs of incalculable utility. The (word that was dipt in LtICRSTIA'S blood gave Rome its liberty. The maffacre of the Ntegoesest at Paris gave new energy to our ProteStant faith in all parts of the World. I'he judicial murder of Snorer and jursaiss's Campaign gave us the Revolestiox. The infernal outrage of that night, in Dublin. will be an army of champions agarnft the foe, whofe enthity was bale enough to co-operate in the affaffin's work. Where Gentlemen, is my Ca leader P—ls it not in my hand' -It is a perfect blank— There is not one prifotser for trial. It is another, and Signal proof (in which your merit is a moll brilliant part bf the evidence) that our Conflitution. which is the envy of the world, has the charm (for I can give it no other name) of reconciling peelers , iwittaiaktow with lied aserakr-•-end the dilcipline of exemplary obedience to legitintate GG. c rnment, with high ( P ir ko 03 les errnsplary, when the national 1 voice of bonnet calls it forth. Ica izi Air) 30. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-ofrleg. AUGUST 30. Royal Reytitent of Hate Gtards-Come, Philip Hammond to be l. let:tenant. without porthole, vice Choi, promoted ; Corse: Ge .rge Berkely, to be Lieceuant, vice Horfeley, prOmoted. ad Re;iment of Dragoon Guards-Cornet Vi'arw:ck Hale Tonkin to be Lieutenant, without parch:tie, vice Hanes, promote; Cornet William Rogers, from half-pay of the Reitman, to be Corn vice Tonkin. . . 6th Re;iment of Dragoons-Lieutenant John (Mawr to be Cap tain, by purchafe, vice Daniel, who mires; Cornet Joreph M. Baldcbiu to be Lieutenant, vice O'Conor. 9th Regiment of Light Draeoons--Enfign Henry Thomas Parker, from the 62d Foot, to be Cornet, by purchafe, vim Baldwin, pro noted; Benjamin Chapman, F.fq. late Lieutenant in the Re giment, to be Paymafter, vice Mayne, who reigns. loth Dittn-Charles Webb Dance, Gent. to be Cornet , by put, chafe, vice Lord Alexander Gordon, promoted; Aillitant-Sur. geon Taylor to be Surgeon, vice Chambers, appointed to the Hofpital Staff. 13th Ditto-Cornet Arthur Henry to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Sampfon, promoted in the 9th Light Dragoons; j.doi Irvin; Mors, Gent. to he Cornet. vice H wry. 14th Ditto-MBllaot-Surgeon Ch.oles Waite, from the 85th Foot, to be Affiltant-Surgeon, vice it: drop], 'rho refir, /6th Ditto--James Cocks, Gat. to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Lloyd, promoted. tyth Ditto-Cornet John Sharland Hardt to be Lieutenant, by purehlfe, vice Mainwaring• who retires; Cornet Willkin C. Faulkner, from half•pay of the 4th D.agoons, to be Cornet, vice Tynd.ll, who exchanges, receiving the difference. aoth Ditto-Surgeon --- Taylor, from the 28th Foot, to be Sur •Ton vice Cabe, appointed too the Hapital Stat. 2d Reg iment of Foot-Henry Coldftrearn, Gent. to be Lain, without purchafe, vice Culloden, promoted. 3d Dltto--Captain Wyndham Q2inn, from half-Pay of the 56th Foot, to be Captain of a Company ; Lieutenatit Robert Brenan to be Captain of a Company; Thomas William Harrington, Gan. to be Enfign. 4th Ditto-To be Lieutenants, without purchafa-Enfign David S. Craig, vice Pounce, promoted; Enitgn John Braync Holt:age, vice Thorpe, promoted in the 3d Battalion of Referve ; and Enfign Alexander Weiner. To be Ailiflent -Surgeon--A IV a n t•Surgeon Richard Gibbon, from half-pay of the 27th ?oat, vice Featheritone, promoted la the 12th Battalion of Referee. sth Ditto-Lieutenant Richard Brooke Webber to lie Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Hill, promoted Ih Lieute nain-Colond Stevenfon's Corps. Bth Ditto-Thomas Edmund Dentin, Gettt. to be Poem, with- out porthole. tBth Ditto--Lieutennn Frederick Nettervlile, front half. pay of the 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant; En fi gn Aaron Webb Baker, from the Nova Scotia Feneibles, to be Enagn: 234 Ditto-Enfign 'Thomas T. Blifett, tram the 3t ft Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Vernon. who retires. 26th Ditto-Lieutenant Jeplakin George Forth to Captain of a Company; William Bygrave, and Ctotge Henke, Gents. to be Enfigns. 28th Ditto-To be Captains of Companies-Captain Henry Cooke, from half-pay of the it Regiment of Foot Guards; Lieutenants Wlßiam Prefeott Meacham. and Want Irvine. To be Liemenanta--Lientenant Thomas B. Straniewars, front half-pay of the 40th Foot ; Lieutenant Thomas Battik, from half-pay of the 46th Foot. To be Entigno-William Henry Hartman, and Clifford Matt', Gents. To be Surgeono-415itant-Surgeon Grant, Nab the loth Light Dragoons, vice Tay!or, appointed to the Jodi Light Dra goons. 30th . Ditto-To be Lieutenants-Lieutemnt Thorn's plant. from half-pay oldie 34th Foot; Lieutenant Jahn Hitehlo, from half-pay of the 17th Foot ; and Edina Thomas jeckfun. To be holign.-WiMas Wallop Gan. vice !widen. 354 Ditto-Lieutenant H. W. bite:Roo to be Captain of a Cam. ”ry,, without purchafe, vice White, predated in the New Btnnfwick Fencibks ; Rohr William Grundy to be Lieutenant vice She ; Enagn Riebardfon, from half-pay of th; kith Foot, to be Latin, vice Grundy. 35th DittoAtilitant-aurgeon Willlassi Comm, Nat half-}ay et the 56th Foot, to tie Addlant-Surgeon, vice Robertfon, who sylk efi Co.olieutenant Michael Ml:remit, from the 39th Foote to be Lerman, Hee Church, who eedingen 35th Ditto-Lieutenant T. W. Hewett, from the 85th ?not, no be Lineman, vim Watfoo, who exchanges: 3mlt Ditto-To be Liestemam.LLiestmants lama *dart, from half-pay of the late goat Foot; Thomas Lightfoot, fruit half pay of the sth Poet; Thome U. PiilUµ abd Richard Ruffed. ftem half pay of the asth Foot; 204 Richard Marsh. from the 37th Foot, vice htentagh, who ezekarges. es R Ditto-lama itaye, Efl to be Pa/Mader, flee Calembed, who reigns. 44th Ditto--l. ant Finny Thomas, from half.pey of the 41 ft Foot, to be Lieutenant; Janis Hardy Baden, Gent. to be Bodin ; John Goldrik, Gent. to be EnhaxQaarter Made r - Seeptaat Jams to be tWiartm Mader esthDbra....klndtew Haadm. Gent. gn, by purelife, vita Cream; Whit retiree. 47th Ditto-Lieutenent John Conk toile Mislaid ofi Cologne, g Liniment Warns ttW to be Capella of a Conageny ; in/as Theism &Alm* to bc, Lieutenant, *lee Currie; MIRO Surgeon Waken Teary. from the *Bth fat, to be dive% vice Gunnar, appoints:alto the licipital Salt 48th Dittoamanant Robert kilillard to be Captain of a Nis. pany; Willisat Meant. Gent. to be Enfign, 49th Dino-James Brock, If+ babe Paymaitcr, vice Jabs Brock, who rages. 53 4 Ditto-Eakin Patrick Dal 4 frets halt pay of the 6th Poey to be Enrage Satin Rtie„ from the sit Foot Guards, to be Adjutant. with the Rae* of Lain. 56th Ditto-Captain Robert Owen to be Major, vttebolue Pereirki vice Douglas, promoted Si the that Foot. 37th Ditto-Liatinent James Downing, from Itallf-pay a etig h3d Feeit.to be Lieutenant; Lieutenant George Beholey, bola alf-pay of Me poth Foot, to be ',hutment ; Age n t kw. gem Somers niche, hots half-Fay of the Old Light Dragenaw • se be Alliftaat Surgeon. 58th Ditto..Capesin thiamine Frederick Tmokins, AMt hal& pay of the late Reid Min Anidery, to he Captain eta Cams rhsyl !ointment Genie Ogle tO be Captain of a Coaspady y John itlearkint to be Littman". **hoot porthole, ales Druks,.psemated; Lieutenant —Cowell, front halteaty of the ad Foot lobs Lieutenant ; Lieutenant Edward Lloyd, from half-pa, of die seth Fuegos he Linitenant; lobo Fitzgerald. Gent. to be Raga f (arter Mater Briggs to b: &negro bah Panes Rlehardfoe, from half-pay of the 40th Fmk, to be Falliet, vice Fetnyheigh, who etteihnges. 61d Ditto-Engin Charles Colts, from the sth Poet, to he Lieutenant, by por4afe, vim Caoots, promoted in W loth Foot. 66th Ditte...Lleutemot Alexander Macpherfon to be Captain de Company. To be Liattassis..Liancoants Devotee Vincent, fruit bait pay of the sth Foot; Meows Sheplaemd, from half pay of the 25tia, Foot; Joann saw, from half,* orbs each Foot, 67th Ditto-To be Cimino' of Sudan" Reektort, fronaltalf.my et tie soth Lieutenants tempo Cowell. and Mania GArry, froth Me 47th Foot; Frelerna I'. Noble. To be Uestenaats-Lianesents Petrick O'Brien, from half-pay of the sth Weft India Anthem vice Noble, promoted; ward Patiller. heat ball--pay of t he 54th Fout. To he Fnfteo-..Valentine Hailing. Ont. To be Militant Adam Logan, Gent. 611th Ditto-heap Wilbaen GILL* to be Lieuteoant, by perches. vice Crookihosk. promoted in the 3ttle Fat; fatau Samuel One, from half-pay of the late Bth Welt leafs itegoonsat. e. be Enilin, eke Dideion,talse ca changes. 69th Litte....Usetemat Jens S. Cehburli. from half pay of tie Ott Foot, to be Lientment ; steams John hey, hum hula psi of the 35th Feet,to be Lkutenant. imi Urquhart, Eli. to be Payer, vise btaekei a;o, fupertrainl. tat Dim-Captain Liaitmeat Hewn Whams, bons half-pay of the _9lte tuns. by be Capita of a Company; Lienttoong J . M. Doyle, hoe** pad Fvet. to be Captain of 'Compeer,. To be Litistaiants-Linteseat I !maid 11. Wallama.reuat half• pay of the 4th lone; Erign Antnita Thompfen ; Erfqpi se. maul Harding,Gon tat ad toot. by web*, vice Wattiebenfito petwooted. kos flltto—liripital Mate WlGins Led= so be Made Om i • en. vice Waite, in-moved t., eh- Cab Utibt Draosono Istb Itet , l-1 1-tete.tet Watf te, frau tin jibb Peet, ft bo Lieutarot, nos limo, *by esibtOro. Warne sonb fr:t ii'