Star. — London, England, 1803-10-28 00:00:00

. i Sir Man s will reying r DIM r war e bomb. irtva r, from KU, saa sank,. Virrisi& h. Nor- "ieervf. Akk* . , Welk; at the East Palmer China; Orm e Coso BROMESTVELL C.4WP, CC7. :.:. This morning, immediately after guard mounting, the arms and accoutrements of the two militia regi ments encamped here (the Royal South Lincoln and North York) were very nal towly infpeacd by Major. General SMITH, the Officer commanding, who was pleated to exprefs hinsfelf much fatisfied with the Bate Wound them in. This infpeiftion took place through a reprefentation the Board of Ordnance to the Commander in Chief, that, in confeottence of a late furvey, they had found in feveral of the regiments of militia, that there were a number of Rand of arms which were repairable, and which ought to undergo inch repair, at the expenee of the different Commanding Officers Of companies, and which has now been ordered ac cordingly through the Ealtern Dillri t. Colonel BLARE, who commanded the 24th Infan try. encamped on this ground, has been appointed a Brigadier-General, and proceeded hence the be. kinnin g of the week, to take upon himfelf the coin Wad of the garrifon of Landguard Fort. AMERICAN PAPERS. Yefterday we received American papers to the 27th of IA month. They bring intelligence from Cape Francois to the tit of September, which Rates that place to be Rill blockaded by the Brit;111 fqua clron. It is reprefented to he in a moll uefperate Ran. The Freilch had loft General MAYIIIt, with fe veral other officers of dikinetion : and the Govern ment sad taken the provitions from the merchants' Rotes, to hold at its difpofal. A Frauch frigate of 4+ guns is Rated to have been captitred between Martinique and Guadaloupe, and carried into Antigua. Amounts from Cape Francois had been received fo late as the 27th Aura. The French were mak ing their efcripe on board neutral veirels ; the Negroes were in polletlion of the principal ports in the Wand. Ystiow Fey es.—On the soth September the re turns were at NEW YORK. 9 deaths, 17 new cafes. Sept.= Is deaths, 22 new cotes. PHILADELPHIA. 6 new cafes. 22 Ditto. 4 Odes end s Suipleionn 4 Ditto and t Ditto. ALEX ANDINA. Sept. ts. Heaths Nevi Cake. t& t Ditto 7 Ditto. Ditto 7 Ditto. t Ditto s Dinh. The Bolton paper of the sill rays, that accounts received at blew York mention that the Englifh had taken poffelfion of Jetemie, a thing very improbable. Le &ream, a French corvette, repaired by the Linked States at fo Much expence, is Paid to have been taken by the Englifh near Surinani. BMW, S CPT. 21.... After& of • Difeafe sad Deaths at Alexandria :—Tbe Council of this city, en the toth inf. announced the etiften-e of a malig. cant fever therein, and appninted a Committee. of liealth.—On the tad', the Committee pubbilbed an account of the fituation bf the town from the seth of Auguß. It Rates, from the reports of theprae tiling phylicians,that during that tiine, to+ perfons bare been attacked with malignant and violent fever. They add, that the diforder bad not been contagi ons, and they flatter themfelver that the fugitive citi zens may in a few days return with &City. • l i bel-4001e Paper of the 25th ult. contains the Tio.llawing information I—" An expedition is expel*. ad to leave this place &only, under the direttion of Capt. WIC CLARK, and Mr. Lewis (private Secre tary to the Prefident), to proceed through the im mure Wildentefs of Louifiana, to. the Welters or Pacific Ocean." • Arrived at Baltimore tit. fchooner Maria Cipt. Chars, from Cape Francois. which place Rte left - 60 '. the ift of September. Colonel TOVUARD • COM. ntandant of the Cape, came patience. Me i ' eforass, that the B:itith clofely blockade the Cape;andeicipild not allow any Americana to go in. The hastbew. no arrivals from America fence the 14111 at 1 41 1• Late accounts front St. Domingo inform us, that the French were about to evacuate Jaquemel and Aux Cayes, the Brigands being dole to the town in great numbers, and an attack momentarily expedted. Cape. FAR I. T, of the fchooner Good Intent, froth Jamaica. informs, that a deputation frosts Cape Ni chola Mole arrived at Martha Brae, on the t nth of Angull, propofing to furrender the piece to the Bri of h. which was rejeded. AU was tranquil at Jamaica. The Maros of Baltimore has Wised his pmehuna lion, forbidding the entrance into that city, or within three miles thereof, of all potent, as well as baggage or other goods, which have came through the cities of. New York, Philadelphia, or Alexandria, until they (hall have been t 5 days abfent therefrom. The proclamation Is to continue in force until it be re voked by the Mayor. Information has been' received from Barbadoes, that th Britillo rquadron, with troops on board, had failed on an expeditiop againft Demerara. Late ac• counts from the latter place Rate ' that the Englith, were expeatni there and that the Governor was de *noised to defend hte place as long as paffible. The fortifications were repairing and (hearkening. The (charmer, Woongobela Farmer, Captain MULLER ' front Trinidad, arrived at New York on Sunday, Sept. t Bth. Angell 18, in lat. t 2. so. king. 62. 15. was brought to by a Freels privateer, of twi carriage guns. and 35 men. While going under her lee, they inhumanely tired three guns. and ((vend milks of (mall arms, lime of which Rruck the veC fel, and with the mat abominable language (wear ing the (chooser (board pay doable far the flan they filed. On the Captain's going on board with the pzpent, he was confieed below by a guard filed at the companion. Theban returned with eight used ".flans, who immediately began plundering : after fe:-ing what came in their way, they returned on I..ard the privateer. releafed the Captain, and fur rmd the fatooner to proceed. On the 3oth of Auguß, the above Schooner was brought to by an other French privateer of a larger fire, which phm dered the crew of every thing that was left. After detaining her fescral hours, they at length pet mined to ptoceed. Sett. rt. 79. so. st. in ennfequenee of the brutal crinduft of the oboes } . .ruch:rica, it it intecklr.l to lay the affair bcforr ist7:.liatcly au is, b:iiig caucused. Fironi tie LONDON CArZETT4 OBo&r 27; At the Court at St. James's, 206, prefent, the KING'S Molt Excellent Mairlit in Council.—His MAI! STY baying been pleated to appoint his Grace HENRY CHARLrS Duke of &AURA'', to be Lnrd Lieutenant of the Counties of Monmouth and Bre con, his Grace this day took the Oaths appointed to be taken thereupon, instead bf the oath of alleglanke and fupremacy. MILITARY PRONIOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, OCTOBER 27, 1803. Difmnuntecl Troop of Brittol Light Horfe Volunteers. CbJrlet Joreph I-Laord, Efy. ,n be Captain; Jereniah Antes, Gent to be Lieutenant Butler Claxton, (kilt. to be Cornet. Ouse and Derwent Volunteer infAntry. Richard Thompfun, rfq. to be Lieut , mint-Colohel Commandant ; Charles Blois. Ely. abe Lieutenant-Calomel; John Wycliffe, Efq. to be Major. T o be Captains—Sir Thomas Clarges, Hart Thomas North& Dalton, William Swincy, Robert Jones, Benjamin Agar, and Furene Thomas Whitten, Kin To be Lieutenants—William Wilk infon. William Churlish's-Ir, jun. George Chalppney, Thnnia. ‘Vtifun Prelton, Peter Atkin ion, and Jamt a Fryer, jar. Gents. Tobe Enfigns.-- hlrifon, John WOrmaki,and John Brook, Gents. To be Chaplain—The Rev. Robert Elliott. . . . To be Adjutantjaineo Fryer, jun. Gent. To be tionzcon—.Wiiltato Charnpney % jun. Gent. Mr. Reevea's Company of Volunteers. - - John Reeves, Erg. to be Captain ; WiIW m Burton, Gent. to be Lieutenant; John brewer, Gent. to be FM - wit. id Regiment of Pailley Volunteers. Robert Fulton, Erg. to be Lieutenant-ColuneL Alexander Campbell, Erg. to be Major. To be Captains-John Davidfun, Wi Math Twigg, Robert Orr, and John Pollock, Erin. To be Lientmants—Alexander hracalitter, John Moiherw 11, Francis On, and Jobn Bell, jun. Gents. To be Enfigns—Alexander Pollock, jun. James Bowie, He`:; Val lance, and James Whyte, Gents. To be Surgeon—Robert Watt, Gent. To be cter.i . rter-Matter—Peter Wright, Gent. Pontefraft Voluntt.tr Infantry, Sidney Horton, Efq. to be Captain, eke p e rr,r, r ei gne d Sus Hepworth, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Pytnont, refignel To he Euligas—fanny EntnscrCon, Robert Aeatter, John Hard taltle, John Ponder, and Pearfun, Gents. Port GlArgow Volunteers. _ . _ J o hn Dunlop, EN. to be Caitlin-Commandant Alexander Mil- ler, Efq to he Captain ; Alexander Bowes, and Adam Ferric, Gents. to be Lieutenants; John estiewell, Jutt and James lid land, Gents. ta be Enfilins. Ealliern Ditlria a Renitewfbire Volunteers. Sir John \lacy/ell, Bart to be Lieutenant Colonel. R u b, , c Wallace, bfq. to be Major. To be Captains—George Brown. James Murdock, Robert Miami,- fon, and Wi•liani W fm, Efqrs. • To be Lieutcruntrjames Edmlitan, James Sharp, Jan Hindi.. ton, and James Sharp, Gent& To be Enfigna--Rabert Mani James Wilfon, John Howie, and James Baird., Gents Renticwthire Gentlemen an I Yenmanry Volunteer Infantry. Duncan Mauleapt, Gent. to be Eall;o, eke Dunean Campbell. Renfrew Company of Volunteers. lawn Duna, Erg. to be Captain; jaw Grey. Gcnt. to be LW tame t John Cowbrough. Cent. to be EnDign. Wodbnroligh Volunteer Infantry. George Hawker, Eft to be Captain ; Chute. Hawker. end Tim. mealedball Haycock. 0 -mth to be Liewenants t Edward Par= ebb, pea k to be Belga Rotherham Volunteers. • jofqrs_Fliat. Gait. us be Lifetree; the Ree Thomas Bayles to be L' in; Joseph teener, Gent. to be Surgeon ; Jofigal Hanky Gee. to burgeon. - • • Salisbury Volunteer.. . another, Elig. to be Lieutimant.Colood.. Them* Like, Er .to be Major. Te be Thema Chubb, James Staten, Edward Stunt's, James Godd a rd, Joseph Tanner. and James Huffer, Erin. • To be liememustabomea Wilkie. •limp.vin Wyebe, Gouge N am e, John Blateli, and Tboonm wliatot, Cents. To be ffrillgue-.4.dwaid Davies, jurepb W ar d en . W m. B om b er . Jun. Cbampenn Roche, Thomas Br ma. sod Ceo. Read, Gents. Seend end l'ollhot Voltmeters. Jokpb listen, Et . to be Captain; Edward 4ffbeet. Gent. to . be Liatenie t . Alemader Dulimear, to be Baku. . ' Severn Rifle, Voliteneen. J a na Otererhaek,. Gem to be Lieutenant. . Skyrack Voluataer Infalitry. •' Chores Lewis !Magee, and Seems Veeks,Gtatata be U m p qua ., Stonehoull Volunteer Infantry. Henry E.ycett, and blialiatild Drnaock..Elgra, to js Coris Witham Taylor, and Themes ileirdi bloats. to be Lime anti Thames Brews. and Thome. Harmer Sheppard, Game, 0111 Eagan . Surrey Yeomen Riflemen. Lkurensot William Ellett to be Captain, vice Boulem, egn. and llamas Leek. Gest. to be Lieutenant, via Balsa, who reaps. Tevikelbury Volunteer Infantry. Ta be Ceptalna..rmausel Tesestan, Theme Verson, and Raker latenin7e. Num T o b e uembesan—jeseet °wadi ja Lloyd. and James Ostle. Oesta To be liallisol—labs Terrett, jos. Wiliam eseltb, and Tha' Deem Lewis, Oats • To be Agstaat—Aaltin Raker, Own., Teickin ton Volunteers. Infiga Thome jure to be nice Lines. wilawdy jaw Power / Ala* ee be Ili" sloe jaws ; llama Heady. Gest. w be Zags. eke Mks feigned. Warminller Volunteers. Tbswas Lampert Els to be Captain ; William HUiiar, Chat. to be Liaiteuest ; James Moore, Gent. to la gaga Wath Wood Volunteer Infantry. km smile Polleasbe. Ifs. to be Lieutenant. Calmed Catanastleat i t o s e carsikw—Willtast Soiled, widest Brune/4 join Insetbrc. avid wdllast lbaelkfitdtb. Eton To be Ltreneassta--William Grecs, flame lingeld. Rabat vista and &mud Tboinpfun, Gents. To be Estli t na..—jobs lAllner. John btarfidd. Williams Darwin. and Plidlp Hawk y, Geste. Weltbury upon Trim Volunteer Infantry. Taman Coke, F fq. to be Captain Themes MI. stud Prellsekb Unbent r, thins. to be Lieutenant, ; Henry bpadibess r se be Inks Wilton Volunteer Company. Jobs beasttss. Efi. to be Captain; William Sea din. led jaw Swayne. Gent& to be LICUCIIIIItI ; Richard Sally Sidliefd,Uent. to be Madera. Withington Volttntaers. Jabs Draws, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Wet Rosen, O. to be Mak& Wottem Underedge Volunteer Infantry. Henry wheatmeal* Dyer, kfi and Otboroe Yvan Efq. to be Carden. To be Liestesanteleessd Condign Dummy, Thomas Perry, . . George A ultinoind Ildward Aunts, Gm& To be listagua.—Tbenwe La Clem& r. sad Jetta lady, Gents. Woodborough Voluntetn. Jedepb Hayward, !(q. to be pWo ; Hayward, Gent. to be Undertook; Riebard Stratton, Gest to be Ma lt a. Uley Volunteers. Jacob Hayward, Goo. ea be Lieutenant Thoraw Wbke, Get. t. be &Am. Godlcy Hundred 7olunteer Cavalry. &Igen Wyatt. r f4 to be Certain ; Cornet %%Mien cbrke, to Do Kohn% FigLinti. Oast to he Comet, vice Clerks. Cautre l'ruop of Hertfordlitire Gentlemen anal Yee. manly Cavalry. Cnrae: F anel.carter Searavrke. to Ix Lieutenant. _ _ Mainmast Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. iliebarsl Jeans, Mil. to Cap tain t jabs jams, (lest. be be Lice. singes ; beleeerd Cabe. Gest. is be Came; herd jlend Pe 4.g. taw. w b► 6.*.cos, •arm Wanilftvorth Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. George 'fritton, Efis. to be Captain ; Charles Mor:11, Gent. to be I.l.4itenant ; A Wright, Gent. to be Durnet. Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Benjamin Paten - no, El+ to be Ca Ruben Hayward, Gent. to be Limestone. Loyal Abergarenny Volunteers. Thomas Morgan, Erg to be Captain Commandant ; Richard Williams, EN. to be Capiaia. To be Lieutenants..--I.e. Ofnurne, Baker Gabb,Rii.haril Sectdc and Vera Herbert Sini. h, Gents. To ha Enfigna—john Harns,jun. and William Straker, Gents. ArgylefhireL olunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Allan M•Lean to be Captain, vice Hugh htLcan, crated; Alctandtr M•Lean, Gent. to he Lieutenant, vice Allan 111'Lean. Additional Battallint of Argylefhin: Volunteer In fantry. Alexander htLean, Erg. to be 1 icwenant Colonel; John Camp bell, Efq. to be Major. To be Captaitui—a•Aletandcr M•Donald, John Duncan Camphelt, Donald Campbell, Archibald Campbell, Duncan Campbell, Dugal Caripbell, Duncan Campbell, and Alexander Cankrint„ Erquires. To be Lielltell4llt. —John Camph 11, and Colin Campbell, Cents Tu be haligns—Ranald hl•tiiiinoii,and Hector Maclean, Gents Banff,hire Volunteer Infantry. The Earl of Fite to be Colonel. To f.e Lieutenitts.-Tbaisaa Farman, Jams joees, and Robert CHAW kr, Gans o be Ensigns—William Mao°, Frederick Jobe Ha-% and Tuba W. R. Cate., Gents. Ufk Volunteers. Thomas Jona, and Wlllbuti Adam William, Um to be Captains. To be Lieutenants—Akiander Jones, Richard Rem., Stephen N ilium., And James Davies, Gents. To be Erdign—Tboina. Jonci,Jun. Geol. Wat e tint eers. . . . . . _ _ phn Baron Dieltenfoa, Cent. to be Lltutenant ; and Caleb HMS, ticia. co be Etligo. Wurmlev and Cliethunt Volunteers. H✓dick. lA. to be Captain; William Railsbn, and Archibald Deli. Gents. to be Lieutenants; and Thomas Leach, Gent. to be tolign.. . _ _ ICitley Volunteer Infantry. John leech. and John Stilwel,Cfqa. to be Captains; frildt•Cole man. and kdward Lath.' Gans. to be Lies:mamma; 'llama Woods, and James Meaner, Gaits. tube Eggs.. Woking Volunteers. Henry Grant, jun. Cent. to be Lieutenant. Watf..rd Volunteer Infantry. Enfim Peter Clutterbuck to be Li 'ratan; Samuel Deuces, Gent. to be kabgn. OCTOIIIIII . 27, 1803. 10th Regiment of Light Dragouns--Cortirt Aurelius 4rZtrh•tar ro be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Oliver. Fronk Led; 'flog rra. hablan. clan. to be Cornet. vice (),Rinton. Lath Ditto—Mliflant Sorgeou Holton Harr,fon, from half pay of the late itth Light Dragoons. to he Anittant Surgeon, vice Coombs, promoted in the 2d Battalion of Referee. r6th Ditto--Aftiltant Surgeon Samuel Vends, from half-pay of th. lute 28th Light Dragoons, to be Miami Sur L eon, vice Pooh., promoted in the t6th Battalion of Refcrvc. t )th Ditto-.. Cornet Thomas Turner to be I.leutenatit, by pur chafe. vice Harris, whore appointment sloes not take place. sth Regiment of Foot—Captain James Macdoonell,ftom the B(th Far, to be Captain of a Company, without purchaf.:, vice Webber, removed to the sth Garnfan Battalion; Alexander . . . . Maxwell Bennett, Gem. to be Enfign, by i urchafc, vice Collis, promoted in the 6td Foot. 6th Ditto-James Fitxmaurice Lennon, Gent. to be Enka, with out -porthole, vice Smith, promoted. t tth Ditto-Major William Wright, from the 30th Foot, to. be Major, vice Reiter, who exchanges. lath Ditto--Captain James Graves to be Major, vice Clapham. deceitful. ,Bth Ditto-lJeutenant John Hoy to be Captain of a C..npany, without porthole 5 Sedum Major John Atkins to kw Q4awas: Matter. 26th Ditto-Lieutenant Edward Shearinan to be Captain of a Company, without porthole ; Aaftant Surgeon lkieltard land, from the 834 Foot, to be Surgeoo, vice Midst:Boo, pro moted. 2&h Ditto--Lieutenant John Camill, from the York Ranger, to be Lieutenant, vice Chapaaan, promott.4 in the loth Battalion of Referve. loth Ditto--Majer James Forlbw, ham the mil FM, M be Major, vice Wright, who exchanges; MBANK Surgeon J. A. I:moody. (Mut the 39th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Browne, promoted. 38th Ditto-Lieutenant Henry Mann to be Captain of a Cu.. pony, without porthole, vice Barclay. promoted in the 3241 Fuet ; Lieutenant Thome Willlhirc to be Adjutant, den Gs therland, promoted in the silth Font. 4th Ditto--Enfign Jacob Sherrard to be Limn:wit, by perchafe. vice Phillips, who retiree 414 Ditto-John Farquharfon, Cent. to be Ears, without per. chafe. 47th Ditto-. James Gardiner,Gent. to be Page, widget .per. chafe; Etafie Richard Tattoo to be Adjutant. 48th Dina-John Allman, Gent. to be EoGgn, withal panddit tsth Ditto-P.ofign William Won tube Liceement,bp vice Harvey, promoted in the New South Wan; onion 4 r s6th Ditto-Enfign J 0132 Cairn, from the Lomb Engin radio Gauge Ceichaegh to be Aditaerot t ;l4 ' ford, who reigns, the Lieutenancy: * • 37th Ditto-Enfign a An , from do ead•fteet. bit lin XII& tenant, without Melo& 58th Ditto-Captain John Hened, from bedgery Pod, to be Captain et a Comm ; Linnoneet. John Irtm beriey .1 Ybe JIM Wad hide to tenant, vim Cutter. whb g,ti Mao-Thema Si chen. ad{. as In inept 0 rbp *Wars den Sutler, whit Ptak - • •-* Spth Pielditt dud thelNlNAlfe Uthtenant, vice rit% • who whew* jxac; yid Oitto-John Sid* Oink to be Zillri o BP Owem pownoted. • la ,: , rirr 7sb Deneld Camedall to be lialedlinntoMildniS purchak. • 1 4 pod Ditto-john Birch, out. to be Fnfign, • teeth thatedgraft,Oent. to - be EMI" without ode, product* psthinctia.-Lineceent jobs Cieulderikamea the dollUdiden esldestenant, vies Heaped. Wm./ides.* • t• - 9AW Ditto,— Amid/aid, berm to be lalligra. vice Hitter. premeds Leddw, widest purdah yßkinniewllt, Ond to lit - Addill vice Sargon. whole &podded, abbot waded hendklu sR liettenentißeiforve-.Colend lWtllsdQ4tl,rldahßsir Foot,tolte Coised,viee Otrwer : Eti be detains Ma. 4th Dittri-Llcatenent W. F.- fits them , to be Carrie ter a Company; I OinspeTaWLlllTili half-pay of the End Foot, to be AdjetWerialt the adlt Lieutenant. , • • 7th Ditto - A. Se Gent. late d the 33d Feektelladendidll, with temporary rank in lie Army. tad Dittio...l.Amptamot Wiliam Witham% bid* nrilfrari e to be Captain et a Comp*. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon James Pitcairn to he Alilkant-kipsetar N 111* IWOS raving in Ireland; denem ibasias ,11rewes. hol gh ttg Foot, to be 811f/14114 to de forme; began dmege from de a6lh Pate. td Ira Se goon et a linendling Ddrid, vice Fitzgerald, threesitd 11111(114•110011. The appointment et Apothecary A. Stewart, Ireekbelliwy.4 be Apothecary to the Won, ea Real In the Otment'ot the Italy Id, has not ahem pleen • The appointment tet Adinnt-iloagent &mem Hlgehnh Bea Wiley el the and Light Ettegoem. to be Mlihmtergins the 57th Poet, a Raced k the Gamut afi the path Aorta led, ban sot tame plena In de Gazette Ode and ditrembir be. td Pout-Par 6afir John frauds Dyme to be lAemesent s veld. out perchafe. Read Loaned./ Joke !irate:is lyres, few. Wit, if Wm Ifth Fate to be Lieutenant. widest /vtlW, eke punted to tbc oth battalion et Relays fee Reap Willem Swim hen the ph Pam, who Infigin vise Barr, Read Lap WIELam Area tree the gtb PIK, to be Enlign. In the Mane ed lob eh. 4th (or Strathmore. Stormont. and Dunkeld) Bat talion of the Royal Partlintire Volunteer Brigade. Foe Ardor 7—es &alit. El+ to be Captain, Read Ardreto Archer. Eft,. to be Copan. lames Staff, Sfge. to be Dino. ;"or DlMlale• °COLb be /far. Reed Wsimo D.AGent. to be Poly: In Gutette of Ith What. Teefdale Volunteer Infantry. For ionattan Inns, ESQ. to be Copes. Read jonotban Hero. Gest. to be Ligation& la Quetta of deb Rama. Cattrrick and Richmond Vetlunterx lafautry. Far Gear 10ast. tube Unitgasiat. Rad George Gait. to la Foe news • , Gent. to be Read Ceor-r. Dom. Gent to be For yo.o. Goat. to be Rodbps, Read :7r.i fuel. Goat. to be In Claaetec E l ls. aotb at For Si 4rts Voloweers, Read Allarlem ValeateceL lIANICIUTTS. 1 fi BA ttalion. James Bartlet, Ffq. to he Lieuttnant-Coldnel ; Alexander Stro-' noels, Efq. to be Major. To be Captainc—St,wart Sourer, Archibald Young, Peter Came ron, and I),trid Sourer, Efq3,, To be Lieutenants—William Bruce, James Frafer, Lewis Cruik- Rtank, John oangfter, Thomas Gratit,, Ale:ander Roberdun, Alex. Rob, John Ras, John Cowie, and john Coming. Gents. To be Enfigns—James Simpfon, lfitac Cooper, Andrew btorifon, George Smith, anal Peter Grant. -Gems. To be Chaplain—Reverend Alexander Walker. To be Adjutant—James Reid. Gent. • To be cttartte-mallt r—John Frafer, Gent, To be Surgeon—fames Williamfon, Gent. Artillery Company to be attached to the an Bat- Thomas !WM, Ffq. to he Captain. George Foss, Gent. to he Linuonant. George ‘S'ihon. Gaut. to be Ditto. Thomas W Won, God. to be ascund Lieutenant. zd Battalion. George Garden RohinCen, Mfg. to be Lieutenanr-Colonel To be Captains--Jarres Nl•kitUgcn. John 111•13 can, Jattlef Fyfc John Harden, John Wart, and Thomas Stuart, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—John Ga1...0r, J. Donald,Alexander Robert fun, Alexander V. atilui William Watfort, John Longmore, Arthur Scott, James Duff, William Mutant, Rkcitard Bios ham, Tames Smith, aid James Laud, Grata To be J.:limns—gabs Praire, John Colin, George Machattie, James Bruce, Alexander Robcrtfon,and John ilk, Gents. To be Adjutant—Robert hider, Gent. To be Quarter -Malley—James Simplon, Gent. To be Surgtooa—James Smith, Gent. • Boa Volunteer Infantry. Patrick Rote, Bro. to be Captain; John Smith and George !af loat, Gents. to be Lieutenants; and John White, Gent. to be Surgeon. a Barford. Ependon, &c. Volunteers. TbomtTaa„ Gent. to be Lieutenant; and John Van; Gent, to be Ears. Batterfea Volunteer Infantry. 'Maus Hosneallle, and Tames Hodgfon, Flips. to be Captains ; 1 hums* Load and Wiliam Rockton. (hots to be Lkinenanee; John Auguttus Alderman and Jukph Proud Moslem, Gents. to be Enfiget. Bleehingley Volunteer Infantry. Richard Dewdney, Gent. to he Roby", eke Webb, refigned. Betthworth Volunteer Infantry. 'Henry Peters and Richard Metal, Hips. to be Captains; and Wallin' Edward Farquhar, Gent. to be Lhaitsoant. Carlhalton Volunteer Infantry. Thema/ Curtis,. Efq. to be Captain; George Savage and James Gray. Geata to b: Lieutenants; and George Antall' Gun to be F.nagn. Chepßow Loyal Volunteers. ' Tovets Turton, ER" to be Ciptiln-Conmeandsnt ; end John Bow. Rier, Sa. to be Captain. Ts be Linstenune-Wiet efaineaDavia,Tbconas Benton, Timm Jane. and William Elk, Gaits. le be Elffigns--Anthour Gardiner and James Frans, Gents. To be Adjutant—lieutenant Methufalem Davis. South Elisbritlge Volunteer Infantry. awns Ellis. Eft. to be Copan; and Hogi; Sends, jun. Gem, to Ise Lieutenant. . - • ,Epfoln.Volapteser Infest rry. Joan Mee Whiter and taftglin Cochrane. /1%14 to be Casaba. TIM Licounants-ibtirld Haynes, Wiliam Sokol, and Bak*, • aids Ifsoe, Gantt. • • • dribs Eollsts--Hesty *ridge*, Gast. • .rsbo Chlsldap--nesorsod Rebut Catch. • o l lte tinycote—Tlygle Brows,. Gent. GmhtlniinVolunteers.. itiLitiPcseeek and J*Hal Grisiltam, Efqrs. to be 'Henri Woo& and poriti Jake . Cents to be Lieetennitst and .- • Rod badmen and lanes Calcined', Genes. to be End • it Regiment . Hereftwdlliire Volunteers. Tat be Collie-ale Benershie Gimp Lamb, Idtutennt Wit. Saes dusk. and MOON, Roalaury Whiter. Er+ To be Liiiitannite-4yancis Jeekfon ilndl..Winistst Church, Wit ' Sara Jana. Mime Tayier, t o tes Pawky, Gents. 'Tubs Rfigeasie-T. Hearne. W. 1114-i—Taltn, Gents. .Tore/mgaer-WWaml}oas.es. Gent. •• r. Hitch Voi 'integre. Wiltddee le be Mijoe•Coenniandans ; M'Llgani rw a l. and jean Cribb", ithart. to be C.opeeine ; Williams Bed ' Rod, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Thomas Wilibire, and juicpla 'Salk Gents. to be Ram% Loyal Kinglion Volunteers. limy Knight, and James Forth, Eby.. to be Captains; Philip eiwitan. and FrandaGents. to.be Lieuteninu; Janette reineende, sod Rimed Carter, Gent/ se tie Ensigns. Leatherhead Voltinteeri• Joan R. Whiteford. sad Richard Boohoo. bhp. to be Cycling; Theme Cockburn, and Dertbeietnew Chitty, theta to be Lae ; George Cooper, and Thanes Hone, Gents te be We" tiickleham Volienteere. fAlwerd Worrell, Goa. to he lingo ..t, Wee the Hon. Henry LAW, tefigned. ' Monmouthlbire Volunteer Infantry, Chanty Morgan, Efq- to be t Sir Robert italadlary, Bart. to be Lleuteutnt-ColonekenE CCgd Letts. Ebi- to be Major. Monmouth Volan'tett Infantry. :Theism hiolineux, ter be Idamtunant Coked Commandant ; sad Richard Wins, giet- to be Cal Kain• To Ire Lieutenaws--Robrrt Wißiams, Jamb Evans, Stephen dinky, and Thomas Pistil pi, Gew 4. Teak Folless-.ltieb4ed Blekensure. and George Palrner. Cents. To be hargeon—}ate' Powell, Gent. To be Quarterananer—liawant Locos, Gent. Moeda' College Volunteers. itichard Howard. Os. to be Captain: William Cent. to be Lieutenant; and Ralph Cunningham, Gent. to be Eo(gn. Mortlake Volunteer Infantry. Charles King, jun. Eh. to he Captain ; Wllhem Prior, Cent. to be Lie - sterna ; and Charles Paine. Gent. to be Sahgn. Roy Iton Volunteer u . Richard Stunsterd, Gent. to be LiONCUIDI 10 Robert Newman canna*. Gent. h beEnt gn. St. Alban ' . Volunteer Infantry. Vikrount Orbs/ton to be Major- Conanmadant. To be Capella—Thonsaa isatkervine, Richard Edwards, and Jake Hobeldfa, hryr.. Tube Licweientsv—Tbowea Kinder, Woollen, and Wiliam Sank/a, Own& To be tellsoe—Joao Cowper, fan. John Kinder, :ar.d Stephen Smith, Gen'. St. Olave Volum g ame d Pere. tient. to be lußpn, Stanford Volum To be Cap? sitte..Tbene s dean. Birth !Iva Harry Dation, of Gedmaaickellended tdevord Deka, rt Meer Infantry. ara. liontiaidavdent, enkkis,c opium, deals" mod amidosedi. vice & o f re forrenda tbs tpi Bed tddi Nowessfrer. and kb Dedowber, %tett. Infantry. at Ifs Finmeskt thmekmdon. Amends. Mr. Maas.. limn Clank sod Richard Hmullericm ; MIK Cooper degi Imre. kir, QM% •rs-lesc, Leak"