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r.~ I 4 I [ u:i , i Syr. Ira J. 11:11.1T.'.1:1' PROMOTIONS. From the I.6NDON' GAL. TTE, iVowntbar z 9. ORTA.VsCt-OIFICA, Nov. E.lgineers. s .nd C.F Smith. li.re-.: Nov. 1, `4 ,, V• la Re, .47.3.nt cf Pr.:773n Cr3r!--1 ..‘uten.:67t J t Az . -t ralr<.•; Cur- r • I ' , Cr.l sr, 1111, 4'h:o be .IC..a...i.t•Suricon,vice :td. GO , !kr.ry rev,ieort. (ion, th,, ISth .1 .I.; !),,, . !r) he C. 44,1" a Ti,,cp, v•cc overt 01 1`.... is.urcilart Fulw r Craven v. bi Cap to;tt of a Tr.,o- , v ice uino;, tl is the tll aceoncir of the Hon. Ft d rich. C. P ;.i. v Vicift R 11l b. C. , ;Jot of .1 v..: no. ,Ilot!, v. 1.0 t ^. I ICA ry .1t to, be C.,flio .2^ :•, ..rtn; ci . I . r ,pra to of Licutai.ita. with 1.:4- XV:01, j'l ! , .r• Stantio.l to 1 4 . in Lei,. :von ood, Gnrt. to ht. por. en .1,, sih L.:to—P. I 'hop. Gott. to b. Enlign, wthout putc:iaf,•, StrWAT!, promoted. Bth ni.nt Thomas F.ruis to be Caprno nf a Compam*. b. 7 purch.Oe, vice Ma vwelt, promoted; Ennizn Peter Nlzy:ts to b. i .kuteinnt. by vize James, wb., rt ISTII Ditto—Lieutrnant ilichard o . Cornen. trots: !Lai ray .54th Foot,r,, b e I. uten4a, %LA; cu.banp.a,retki%- ing the 4iKr.l. cc. 11R Cent. to be Atna.,..L Surir,con, Ro tuition, promo!. 22 d . Dicto_— , 1,4 1 n Pring, Gent. to be Entign, v.itbaut ILrc.boe, vice flemto:. promot 23,1 enant John Selby Smith to be A—ljutant, vice ft., w',,, re (tens 3oth Ditc,,--I.i•zi.tenant Robert Murray to be Cartain of a Com pmy vice RtZl, deeeated : Fnfign George St. Leger Gord.in, front the 39th Foot, to bt Lieutenant, without purchate.. vice James. promoted in the 7th Battalion of Referee; Qitarterblat ter Atthur Poynta to i.e Fr.fint ; Enlign Wi:dam Stewing° be Adjiit.nt, vice Rtld, removed to the eth Battalion of Referee; tiofpitaa, Mates Patri:k Timon and W. D. Fry, to be Alliant- Surged.. 3:d Duto—Enfign Thomas Jones to be Lieutenant, without par ch air, , vice Mactnah on, promoted in the 16th Battalion of Referve. 34th Regiment of Foot—Fnlign William Baker to be Lieutenant, by putchafe, vice Hovendon, promoted. 38ch ;Ditto—Agailant•Surgeon Donald Macleod, from the Sad Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Dunlop, promoted on the Staff. 4 2 .1 notts--HolPital-hiate Duncan Macdcrmid to be Aliftant. Surgeon. 43.1 Dltto--Lieutenant Thomas Champ, from the Silt Foot, tobe icutenant, vice Spencer SmitL, who retires on half-pay of the 830. Foot 47 tL Ditto--Enlign James Theodore Bryett, from half-pay of the late Queen's Rangers, to be EnEgn, without purchafe ; Philips. Erg. to be Paymafter, vice Smith eiteeded. 450 Diero.—Majar Robert Sewell, from the Sods Foot, to be Ma. jor vice appoirted to a llattalim of Volunteers for frrviee at Portfmouth. 49th Ditto—John brackcchury, Ccot. to be Enka without pur. chafe. 33d Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Wetted), frees half-pay of the did Foot, t be Lieutenant; Lieutenant Robert Younghtlfband, from Lilftpay of tte t 7th Light Dragoons, to be l ieutenant ; Fawn &guy, from the 57th Foot, to be Enlign ; knfign David Jones, from ►alf•pay of the 4dth Foot, to hr Fagn, •tee Arnett, who exchanges; Hofpitalthlatt William Pollock to be .AlGRant-Surgeon.____ _ . . g Ditto—Law' u William Gun to be Lieutenant. without pur chak, vice Roberta, promoted in the York Rangers; Tofign James St. John Ranciand, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Enkti, vice Gnn. 57th Ditto—P. Ciallon. Gent. to be Qcarter-Mafier, vice Taylor, appointed to the r t :la Battalion of Riferve. fah Dk to—Brevet lieutenant-Colonel Robert Campbell, from haltpay of the lid Foot, to be Major, vice Sewell, removed to the alith Foot ; Enlign John Grant. from the York Rangers, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vim Heel, who retires. To be Enfigns without purchafc—Serjeant-Major Klinker- Ms, vice Landelh, promoted; William Willennin, Gait. vice Glenle, promoted; Henry I edge, Gent. vice Redmond, pro moted; -- M.lntirp, GUM vice Campbell, promoted; Lew is Polacy, Gent. vice Gordon, promoted; and Scrjeant-Major Sawariky, vice Stark, promoted. ISM Ditto—lieutenant David Goodfnian to be Adjutant, vice Reid, whole appointment docs not take place. Enfign Daniel Ode to be Lieutenant, without purehafe, vice Jachfuu, rernov to t h e gad Foot. bad Dices—ktolyneaut Nkholfoo, Gent. to be Altflant-Surgeon, ,ke Millernostoted in the 44tb Foot . . _ 66th Di tto—Hkpital-Mate AbrakaanWhite to be AMR= t Surgeon. 67th Ditto—James Blair, Gan. to be Qoarter-Mafter, vice Ben nett, who refire. 611. h IfittoWilliant Mackay, Cent. to be Enfign, without por t-hale, vice Greer, who Is fuperfedod, being abfent from the De pot without leave. loth Ditto—Hofpital-Mate Henry Hough to be AlBRont Surgeon 71R Diro—Fatfign Archibald Armitrong to be Lieutenant, with out purebafe, vice Debbdg, promoted in the e4th Foot. 71Ith Ditto..-James Falter, Gent, to be Zama, by purchafe, vice Retention, promoted. Myth Ditto—Jahn flienlair,Cest. to be &Aro, without purchafe, vice Marital, .promoted. Robert Carey, Gem. to be Ersku, by purchale, vice D. Cameron, Sift Dkto--Eaptain J. Snow M t : j. be Major, vies Tensmt,de ceded ; Lieutenant Thomas Taitt to be Captain of a Company, vice Smyth; Lirutattast Hunt Cooolly, from half pay of the Sith Foot, to he Lieutenant, vise Champ, removed to the 434 Foot ; Enke Rogers to be Lieutenant, vice Tait. f Ditto--finfign lies;antln Sullivan, from the tab Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purebafe ; Eaten William Meyrick Fowler to be Lieutenant vice Hamilton, promoted in the is th Batts- lion of itch me. lirth I)itio—Enligti George Pletnierleath, from Half Pay of the Voot, to be Esairn. •ice /Cavanagh, who is Lperittivi, bell./ aVent iron' the Depeit, without leave. yid I tit tu-at Lit utro.nt John Adaepherfon robe Captain of a Cont. .iny, without purchair, vice Tod, whofc ap,witu..nan dues not take live. oft Welt fridia Regiment—Captain fame.' Maet!ertnott. (tent the torts DlNouna. to be Captain of a t.',...npany,tocc Poo- . . .. fonby, w to e ycnanges. stb Dim ...4 bftn agby Deve&fh,f•om I-zlf r, y of the }Sas Four, in b.. Enfto. yi,:e Veri , y, 'eh., or%angy.. V. rk '- anger.-I.leuteb Int . 1- ,,, ,:•(..y, ns, ' 7P^ !U .. c—h 1.,n • to I L ai t ..io a . (*wry I cy ,ankt I acuten IA: 1 . re r• , . Z.• len ',r, it ,, nt the lAt l',;.rurt. t., L.,r! ton at . • t_ont pAA/, v: tc. rc.n..ved Vic New Env:fen-4 Fenctol-• Battalion of 1), rVe—t . tptatt: Grorgc ronttrov. from the :d Dattoiton o! ItctriVc, to to: nt • ('ontrony, wNh tem rtrAry I::atk in the .tr..,, ; ind Fmk:a Kona •. Amit .ny ;s•.••• • fr. , nt the t t!h r to he C a, 'A..: 1 Cr Lonitat, • n.• 1%. s •o.y. r 1.40V1.1t to t Lat ef :te ec ;11 , ,tte--.1 john fr.-nn of Pe t 7'h Foot, 1 • I o u•ti'Art ; as.al 1 to to 4til P. 'or/0... from Ole .0 ! o t . ten ; : I :•ol to he . al•- st y 1. 1 A . r r .tt.:. •r, C•pta:r i- Vie :v. ,, r• Int • nr ( y. With ta.np.n.ir R • I:(;:o rr. _ _ Tr I r. i,,hn . ..c f r ;erf. 1,!.. a I icct, te• Itct , he 41:h /wt.. terry., try P.Jrk in tt., Al to I. ,irenynts tr o' 01- tf.tth I . CIi.AN •c . y, from I..ar-p.y of t:.e • utt: ; Lb: y trtr.• So; D.•r..bon •r P rvc , —To I:.ur,Dan•.-1 i ro rrn l r t• I,,Lr r. fr, n, hat pay of the •ii Entaarna th B r, 1,.:1.1 of the 4:L r,o Ro'ocrt nrci,le. i.orn To b Lglen—:t...deruck ordre, ♦in 161., Pt toilrlotC4 IN tLc ftab Bait 4441 A:..r• -• —Lieutenant Thomas Stattnard. from b:lf-p4 of rite bth Dr tr!nonGolrdi, to be Lieutenant ; Enfign Robert Mackay, frox • he ”9th Foot. to be Lieutenant. zt I:..; , —Lieutenant Nathaniel Hi b limrre, from half-pay of t• 7 I ~ u nt, to he Lieutenant. t •!. Maxwell. Efq. late a Captain of the t nth toot, to he Captain of a Company, with temporary rank in the Marne, who religni; Lieut.....z.nt :ltd.:rick Lei ce.t. r. trtio pan of the 85th Foot, to he Lieutenant. -.111 Dorn—Richard Kelly. Efq. late a Captain of the Loyal lrifh I .to he Captain of a Company, w hit temporary rank in th• A. r. ;; Enfign and Adjutant Henry to be LEutenant. t4t!.Dltto—l.irittenant Robert Thonipfon, fr,,ei half-pay of the t 4th l not, to be Lieutenant, vice Rollo-don, who etc angel ; Lieutenant Ewen M•Millan, from half.pay of the 17th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Macquarrie, whufc appointment does not taltc place. t!..th Ditto—James Duff, Gent. to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank in :Ix Army, vice Knight, who tenon. Canadian Feneihles—Lientenant Gabriel Borer, from the 60th Foot, to he Captain of a Company; Enfign John Wilfon, front the 6th NA eft India Regiment, to be Lieutenant; Jahn Brookes, Gent. to be Enfign. Nava acttia feneibles—Captain Winckworth Tonge, from the Vo.k Rangers, to be Captain of a Company. N ernieltviek Etna bles—Barciay Robinfen, Gent to he Enfign. Newfound.and Ft:nettles—Lieutenant John Thomas Whelan, from the 64th Foot. !n be Captain of a Company, vice Kennedy, re moved to tlag,tath loot. ad Royal Gatrif,m battalion—Lieutenant William Sinclair, from 1.-If-pay of the 17th lout, to be Lieutenant, vice Bedward, who noes. ;d Pitt••—Ca-tain John Morrifon, from the tft Battalion of Re fees... to be Captain of a Company. Battalion t f Volunttets fin med for perm anent duty at Portfmonth and its depenJcncies. Maj.n. I irghMAiwt 11, trout the 45th Foot, to be Major, retain ing bib 14111: in the Artny. Leeds Volunteer Cavalry: Cornet Geertc Paley to be Lieutenant ; William Maude, Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Walker, refigued ; James Nichnlfon, Gent. • to IT Cu: net, l ice Paley; Robert Wilfon, Gent, to be Surgeon, ice ihirtliffe; John Ship, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon,vice T.aompfon Poi tfdown Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant John Charles Clavering to be Captain; John Brett, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Meeting ; James Maidlow, Gent. to be Cornet Northern Regiment of Yorkfhire, Weft Riding, Gen tlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Captain Lord Grantham to be Major; Cornet William Carr Fen ton to be Captain; Matthew Todd, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Tube Cornets—Cha rlesrles Belt, Gent vice Cayley, reftgneal. Heart John Dickens, Gent. vice Byrne. Randolph Marriot, Cent Yorkfhire Molds Volunteer Cavalry. Captain Lieutenant Robert Knoerfley to be Captain. Upper Aylrigg Volunteer Infantry. Major Jnfeph Haigh to be Lieutenant. Colonel. Captain Bramball Dylan to be Majdr, vice Haigh. Captain Walter Stables to be Major, vice Beaumont. Grange Moorhoufe, Efq. to be Captain, vice Dylan. James Booth, Efq, to be Captain, vies Stables. To be Licuteitants--Willisos North, Gent. vim Sanders ; Edward Shaw, Richard Tinker Edward Moodie, Benjamin Stocks Jahn Scofield, NVIISsa; Turner, Thomas Greenwood, John Walker, William Shaw, James Hall, and J. &Mks, Gents. To be Enligns—George Tinker, Richard Robert, Jute and Wil liam Bailey, Gents. To be Chaplain—Rev. Thomas Wickham. To be Adjutant-- Jenkins, Gent. To be Surgeon-..Jofoph Bra Maw, Gent, To be Quarter -matter-. John Taylor, Gent. Bark lion Alh Volunteers. John Shame, Efq. to be Major-Comniandant. To be Captains—Peter Milner, Charles Anthony Piker, and William Todd, To be Lienterants— il rbomas Woes, William Price, and Jorepli Johnfon, Gents. To be Enloe—Thum *oak:bank, John Prime, and David Wear, Gems. Bainton Deacon Volunteers. To be Captains--George Conyers, Francis Lundy, jua. and John Coortenay, Jun. Efivs. Bafingßoke Volunteers. Sinunonds, Gent to be Enlip. Birftall and Batley Volunteers. Samuel Sykes, Efq. to be Liestenant-Colonel-Counniandant ; John bhatpe, Eft . to be Major. To be Captains—Abraham Thompfon,Thennas Coekell, Gontafall, John Webiter, and Benjamin Wllliaanfan, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—Praneis Greenwood, Henry Pritton, Charles Brooke, Thomas Smoke, and Benjamin !Mks, Gents. To he Enfigns—Richard Clambers, William Patton, Richard Huldfworth, William Batty, and loam Child, Gents. Bradford Volunteers. John William Bock, and Lepton Dobfon, Efqrs. to be Captains ; John North, and Jeremiah Carter, Gents to be Lieutenant.; William Booth, pad John Hatchinfon, Gents. to be Ealigni.. Chtifiehurch Volunteer Infantry. William Ward Wright, Gent to be Second Lieutenant, vice Nor ris. rained. W•100ITICS, DIC. I. Abingdon Volunteer Cavalry. William Morland. amt. to be Linitenant. Denton Volunteer Cavalry. Cornet Thomas Hatton Lobe Lieutenant, vice Potter, raped. John Wcbb, Gent to be Cornet, vice Hatton. Erre: Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Captain William Tend! to be Major-Commandant. Charles Parker, Gent. to be Cornet, vice W. Tufnell, reigned. I k, :r i i • I I I • .1! . 1% ! I I ; ;; * 1' Difmountedtroop. John Telma., and Richard Tufncll, Efqm . to be Captains; John Lipingwell, and John Mathews, Gents. to be Lkutenants; Ro bert Barton, Gent. to be Cornet. Halfled Volunteer Cavalry. William Mend, Gent. to be Simeon. Hatfield Pcverell Volunteer Cavalry and Infantry. Captain Wright to be Major-Commandant. Killigrew Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. _ . _ . _ _ Prinn Andrevr,Efq. to be Captain ; Robe'rt Davy Michell, Gait. to be Lieutenant; Zaccbeua Andrew, Gent. to be Cornet. Linlithgow hire G e ntlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Cann/ William Murray to be I ieutenunt, vice Kier, rained. lie..ry I.rttuu, Gent to be Cornet, vice Murray. Pcn with Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Gcor) e James Hamibon , Ffq to be Captain. Pet dill:ire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Le , rd Vireoupt Durpbn to be Duren:, tt Colonel-Comandant I lo:our.ible Francis Hay to be Captain ; Tbornpfon. Gent. . . t. , !.c Currict, vice Small, cavnt zolcant-Majjo WilUam aykff to be Adjut.tnt ; Jame. 111acfo: toe. Gott. to be Surgeon. St+ anfeit Legion Cavalry. John Nicheies Lucas, Gent. to be Lieuterant, vice William% re Gibed. Thatcham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. • • _ p.bn Croft, Stitt. to be I.ituteozot ; Pew Grain, Gcot. to be Cornet. Whitelioefr Sinar!rnn. t. spker. Frq. •n he Captain; M.= rd.oh:y. and William • (err. Gent, to be Idetater....•; In:tn Clark:, and RichAl ta,ws. to be C0n..0.; bokhin Pra,e, Get.t. to b. SUf".Oll W.lbtirn Gentlemen and Ycnmanry Car Airy. Auestaus Earl I.tellow, and Hegh Hoare. Fig. to be Captains; Patrick M,.nrr, a•rd Inzltt.olon,Gcnt•. to be lieut.- Paots ; Runriman, ,n 4 Cooper. Gents. to be Comets Abingdon Voluntecr infamy. john Mak', Castro be Adjutan.. ‘'nlunteers. ... Wi Kello. Erg. fate Majord the 23d Dragoon', to be Lieu rel. r'-Colonel; C'ape.Priotien'e Kenneetv.or the Ayr Volunteer., •^ D. at ijor ; Lieutenant Hulls Stevrnfon to be Captain. vice .^7..i., Enfign David Elwyn en be 11. utenant, vize ; t Whin K.nnedv. Gent. Co he F-nfign, vice Earn, John rmr,-, Gent. to he Adjutant. :1 battalion of Ayrlhite Volunteer!. tn be I.leutetacd-Colunel. !t• tuba Maps. 16 L I: .I'...io••••Tbe flouoiaratok Roger Rollo, Robert Hunter. th.g.hllforrice, Join Shedden, John Mitent'L w.cl Eutrert Campbell, Efqrs.- Tube I.ieutenatug—John Mitchell, Jahn Oui,l'r.ft ~" n•,‘,--• F,ulag, John Burns, An-utuder Milroy, a."( 1 Aletai.der ....„ -. . hi.rloWari, Gents. To he Enligns—James Lang, William King, Robcr• S,iicr, John Wyllie, Robert Black, and John Gents. A Battalion of Ayabire V o h,niec s. John Cuminghame, Efq.to be Licutenant-Coirinel. rir Cunninghame, Bart. to be Maiiir. To be Captalns—.William Cuntilmhame; Jon Cunninchame, David Murray Snodgrafs, Anthuny Whitclile, Janes and John Hamilton, Efqrs. To Le Lieutenants—John Dunlop, William Dcans. Henry Drin nan, Hugh l.ockbart, John Richard, and Jamie Finlay, Gents. 'ro he Enfigns—.Thomas Shaw, James Miller, ,m Gibfou, William Hay, and James Smith, Gents. A Battalion of Ayrlhire Volunteers. Thomas Wallace, Ffq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. To ha Captains—Nicol Browne, William Sommervil, Mango Farlie. James Gordon, and John Johnilinie, To be Lieutenants—Archibald Buchanan, Archibald L varrie-. (core Pagan, John Campbell, Wliliau BUWIV, and Glbtia Muir: Gents. To be Eudigns—Andrew Conninghame, 'I homas Julio Loudoun, John lA'uotittoeo, mi d 8,,y;,. ( 4 113 . A Battalion of Ayriliiie Volunteers. o,jtintiis M'Adam, Efq. to hr I.iLutenmt-Colonc4 John Ferg ofon, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains—David Keouctiy, David Woodburn, a t: Jolla Nicolfon, Efqra Tube t.kutemult•--Denning Bell,Tbotnas Vardy, lotto M'Adam, _ and Robert Allan, Gents. To be Enfigna—James Wyllie, Eelfcr, sand Janes Rae, Gents. Baddon Volunteers. James Watfon Hull, Efq. to be Captain. rhoinas Nichols, Gent. to be Lieutenant. J of. Aldridge, Gent. to be Enfign. Bedfordfhire Volunteer Infantry. —------- • -- - - • To be Captains—Matthew Rustic,, M. L Folkr, and Thomas L Wood, Efqrs. To be Lledreoants—Richard Ambrofe Redd'U, John Bolding, Leonard Hampton, Jofeph Howell, John Franklin, William Frederick Brown, Janus H. Oliver, William Green Toleph Morris, William Crippa , Richard Parry, Henry Field , &one Herbert, R. Barber, George Pulley, John Barber, Charles Pal mer William Dolliog Edward Albwell, Miller Golding, R. Hoperoft, John Lithiriand, Vince, and William Woe ton, jun. Guns. To be Enfigns--Robert Salmon, William Poulton, Jollah Rogers James Gutteridge, Richard P. Cripp*, Charles Dear', Samuel Wells, Thomas Franklin, Edward Langley, Samuel Skevingtcm, George Walker and John ravidfon, Gents. To be Chaplain—Rev S. Lawry. Berkihire Weftern Legion. Lieutenant LitltUefdale tobe Adjutant. Beynhura - Volunteers. Lieutenant Henry Newell to be Captain ; Thomas Hest Bufhnell, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vier Newell ; Fnfign Thomas Mieklant to be Lieutenant, vice Coventry, reigned; Robert Malin), Gent. to be Enfign, vice Mickiatn. Loyal Britons Volunteers. • - - - •- - --- • - - - - John Charles Brittow and Thomas IYAlraaine, Gent& to be Lieu tenants; Thomas Jaet, Gene to be Adjutant. Canterbury Volunteers. _ _ George Si:moods, Gcnt. to be tnfigo. Chelmsford Volunteers. John Ward, Efq. to be Captain. Colchefter Volunteers. Captain Charles Round to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice G. Round, reaped ; Lieutenant Richard Mills to be Captain, vi! Round; En fign John Graham Sarjeant to be Lieutenant, vice Mills; Janice Mien, Gent. to be Enlign, vice liarjeant. Clewer Volunteers. Ruffen Manners and Charles lingford, Efqrs. to be Captains John Sanders and Charles Moore, Gents. to be Lieutenants. To be Enligna—Thomas Paine and Charles Stotbam, Gents. Dedham Volunteers. Wiliam Eyre, Efq. to be Ceptaln,viee Malta, rained George Wltheat, Gent. to be Dunmortunteers. Richard Pearfon, Efq. to be Captain Commandant ; Nicholas Tole, Efq. to be Capitol's ; John Fuller and John Green, Gents. to be Lieutenants; John Barnard, and Samuel Phdbruk, Gans. to be Enigma. Dunnsow Pioneers. wmiam Lakin, Efq.to be Captain ; Thomas RIM and John Sa muels. Dents, to be Leaden. Effex Union Legion. Montagu Burgoyne, Erg. to be Colonel. Infantry. _ _ _ Chaska %bed:to, Efti. to be Ma; John Foreman zed Jahn Faulder,Efqn. to be Captains ; Jo h n and Henry Webb, °cots. to be Lieutenants. To be Enligos—Thontas Nicholls, James Dobfon, and Valiant Palmer, Gents._ . - }lnching&ld Volunteers. Milpitas Join MM. Oent. to be Miss. Forreft Volonteers. Richard Rea. Gam to be Second Lieutenant. IR, or Weftern Regiment, of Glamorganthire Vo lunteers. David Lang, Gent to be Surgeon. 2 d,orEa Item Regiment ofGla morganfh ire Vol tun eera. William Price Lewis, Gent to be Lieutemat, vim Llewetlen, re- Sped ; William Vouglan, Jon. Gent. to be Enlign,vicc Permit; Miguel Brackett Grover, Gent to be Surgeon. Duke of Glouceller's Loyal Volunteers. To be Enlignr—William Weller Pepys, and Mark-, Cbrillopher Pepys, Gan ; Henry Pepys, Gent, visa Sir H. Englelleid, pro , moted. Hertford Volunteers. Thomas Niels°Kw and Charles Bridgman, Gents. to be Second Lieutenants. Captain Brand's Rifle Company. John Clementfon, jun. Cent to be Second Lkotenant. Hinkford Volunteers. Lewis Majendie, Ffq. to be Major Commandant. Holmfdale Volunteers. Major Molten Lombard to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Lord F. Campbell, refigned ; Captain Francis Maley Auftio to be Major, vice Lambed; Licari:sun John Wrabsela to be Cap tain, vice math; Ratiga George stadia to be Lieutenant, vice Wraincla. Loral Iflington Volunteers. Fustian James Baler' to be Lieutenant, vice Taykw, Klima ; Jo- POI Wright, Gent. to be bnli gn , vice &feel ; Rev. George Strahan to be Chaplain ; Ale:ander Dutton. Gent to be Mkt tart ; Allred Shirley, Gent. is be bur rem ; Chriftophey AM* ftroog, Gent. to be /Milan: Surgeon. Kiiinoull Kock Volunteer Artillery. John Young, Efq. to he Captain. Kintbury Volunteers. John Pocock, Gent to be Lieutenant, vice Cosbeed. reaped. Launceflon and Newport Volunteers. Torten William Morgan to he Lieutenant, vice Green, reftencd ; John Paul Croucher, Cent, to be Cullen, vice Morgan; Coryn dm Rowe, Gent. to be Surgeon ; Rev. William Carpenter, D. D. to be Chaplain. d Linlithgovaire Volunteer Infantry. r .ptaln Wufiam ShlllingLar to he Major, vice faleortar, refigned. To be Captains—David Fakonar, hi+ vice Shillinglaw; David Henn. Fratine, ond Jomea Woddell, Efqrs To b. Lieutenants—l ieutenant Stcnbeede Wnod, James Thorn ton, Hoy Burnes, Potrh.li Thornton, and Thomas Jobnftooe, Gents. be Enfiene--Robert Gordon, Patrick Henning, and William Symington, Gents. To be Chaplain—Rev. Dr. William Meek. To be Surgeon—John Young, Gent, Meneage Loyal Volunteer Infantry. The Rev. Thomas Tryernen• to he Chaplain • Lieutenant Panes Bodice to be Adjut.nt ; Stephen Cocking, Gest to be Quarter Mailer ; Richard okues, Gent. to be Surgeon. E a In the Guyette of the a4th September. Harwich Volunteer Infantry. Far John H•spkine, FN. to he 11fricc.C.areaeakee, Raidllop.'gray tit be 1: lease- Coosecolont. in Chrete argils UMW% For VidSt.Stcphcn ' t ,IreLee're, Bead at..i Newport retraher.: Fiend.!: I",iurd:er: Artillery, a 4 rehtnterr AI For J o,n 9 ret.n,Geott. to be Firil "..ienteruir, It.!ad Jv:ln B.: 4.r, Gent. to be :•3.1! LlCUtCfille , In Gazette of z:,dl EJr IVantry, ley l'.h.ntser Ix/wiry. Foe 1., C...ax to be 11,, t 1:. ar , t, ;I.l:wet:. 474 Ctrl Cal , sea to Ilt win% In Glartte of :91.k Lii into. Cm- r Gent. to be Ft dies. Edw../ Gent. to be l'alOgn. NIARRIED. On Wray Jail, at ft Janie.. Church, by the Rey. Mr. ll'iltiani 'raitt. Ely. of Cardifc, In C;lantortaabire. to Plir. Mary• Mangnz.ll, of Jcnavn-ftreet. ist Cl,.l:enham, the Rcv. John I)..7phin to MK. M. MoUinfoo. feo , nl ...Lughter of the litc Lock Mollittfuo,Efq. of Ghatilington, in the c. nety of Qxford. lIISFASS of the URETI IRA at,l Certain CD NIPLAINTS . As iolc Proprietor of DA It A N's celebrated medi. rated Boogies and Rente.:',‘ s, Mr. DUFOIIIs itifoross the Pub:ic, that he may as ufual be co:trot:cal daily from 9 to 3, at big Insult No. 34, Frith-direct, Soho, on Csfes of Otriatires ' Otdtrae. tios, Scc. as Wel! as Debility, and every duo der where fccrcc) is fo effential a reed:tit-, that Mr. Dufour has prodded s fpacinus !lout., that a vcr) - r t eta was . tu introduced ia a feverate apartment. Mr. U. has fnr ^..1 thy yearn confined Warfel( to due department of Surgery, and irons a stenhve psadice, and the iw Pattering foe. efs, he is en ,!4.1 to olf‘v a me:lnset of cure, eNc clout, requiring no e‘G:tinanitte or reftrient is diet. did wUich prevents a reldpfe. Pertot. in the c °usury flung titter rata, fully, in a letter, codafing a one or a two pcnrd tot; will have proper remedies fent to the amount For the variou , fymptoinsollee. fee Mr. Dufour's Treatife on the above comp'aints,price as.6li the filth edition; to be had of J.f:allow, Clown court, Suho; %rem, Exeter Change; and of •he Author. FROM THE RIGHT WON. THE EARL. OP E. To Mr. CHUMS Apothecary, ChtapCl44: S • IR—I underßand from my Apothecary, that At circa of your Worm Medicine on my Servant was codpkur in removing an obitrudion In the faft pikes and bowels, but there was no appearance of Worms : the had been unable to gee up from her bed for above nine weeks: If the lay down or too! I up. the pain about the region, of the toms& was ion:redid had not ate folid meat for many weeks. Every medicine tie two Phyficlans and an able Apothecary could venture to preferibe,vna given to her, but without proper effect. no warm bath ailevlated 'the pain, but that was only temporay relief. After taking your medicine two days in fucceMon, the got up and began toast meat, and from that time the mcnd^d apace. Whenever the bowels us obitruded, your Medicine alme relieves her.---1 am, Sir, Stamford, 0d. 2 4. 1 799. YOGr bumble fernat. Sold wholdale and retail at Ching and Berks.'s, tee. 4, amp fide, corner of Paternoder row ; and retail by one Medicine Vas. der in evcry.Town in the United itiarlont, In boxes at ye. 6d. ; half bores 25.9(1.; and for charitable porpoise in boles at as& each, with diredions, ligned Jahn Ching. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORM INFALLIBLE GERMAN CLAN-PLANTER. 'TINE PROPRIETOR of this took excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having sever Mak, in a variety of Calm, agrees, if it doa ant eradiasts die Com, roat and branch, To Ill[lllßN rmz No mar. And he begs knee to add, that it has infinitely the advantage of the uniabedds ittell- Cad•US Ointnteats, Salve, tcc. as many hundreds of arnidbut pm& fool can mail*, anima whom arc foam of the Ara charade= so th kirgdom. Sold Whokfsle and Retail by T. Aztell, No. a, Placb-Isne. war the Royal Exchange; and also by Mr. Day, No. y, Yavliteelk. Rrect ; Mr. Wilfoa, No. 39, Sc. Jame•-ltaitat; Mt. • Mat. No. at, Pail-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. Jse, Holborn; amid Jett and Co. No.tio, Oxiord-theet7_ At BriCol. by - Mr. Bulgin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfelleno 13.ttb, By Hazard, bookfeller, and %h right, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Buhr, South Bridge. Portico and Gofport, Mr. liardinia. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jame ,beekfeller. Portfinoath. Mr. Motley, bookfeller. And by molt of the Venders of Medicines in Emilie& For Rbeematifin, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatioa,Lensbago, 'Acad.'s*: Numbed', Palfy, Indigcßinn, flatulent Spafmatile or Selig Pains, general Debility aad RCISIVIOD of theilytass. SPRAINS, ER.VISES, dz. EXPERIENCE has proved the mild flimetlatiag powers o; WHITEHEAD'S ESSENCE of hfUSTARV, Pills and Fluid, the molt eiLausl remedy ever nude known , so the world. having fucceeded in cafes of fix, debt, tea, twenty. and even of forty years Raiding, after other means bad Med i , and It has Wabash , amid more patients of the above com plaints, than all the medicines ever before made Public. Tbs !had Maw is fo Angularly penetrating and fpeedy in its opens ties, as generaEy to died the cure of SPRAINS. 1111.U4114,11rs by a few appU:ations. Whitehead's Mace of Maftard I, prepared and fold at aa.54. eadif sr or 3otde, by R. Jona ST 0 /I, Apothecary, No. is. Grenk firs t. Sobo, London : aad its reputed°u is fo univerfally ets bMEAd.that It maybe had seaway Medicine Vander In Eseisad. Irdand, Weft ladies, and America. To prevent et wen . t& ispodtioa, purchafere are requital te olpferva, the Genuine is diitiogalfbed by the King's Patent, sad the Signsture of Limit m STO at, the Patesateis owsupv.tiog ea the label of each Bottle at Bee. U] HEN Profersonal Man of education and le t deviate heel the scherzi fyitiza , theisiselket of a peculiar Sneak the bodkin of keg congaed km & is She belt criterion of fuperiarity. Ten years have I devoted my make to the eselidliftwestammt of THREE AISORDULS. and the Cambial nil* N my pion gives to. additional miner to imp* a far as I as able the. re. vaga of chafe complaints which an the melt Maperant is the eats. love of human ledinnities. After initiation into every blench as to Amy Sergenn. formed a with at an sassy of Pratt/se to reboot individuals knos the ignorance of Mao, or the equally daytimes peedpibusey Openers! Praelitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the ewe of which I have devoted my attendee, comprise every (peeks of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of • meat or Inng Am made of DEBILITY, whether irking (r"m the habits of Schoolboys, er the indulgence of mature aye. and kitty that Avampionint of Mei fy*aaio W mown which Is called BARRENNESS or STEW Tlf. Numerous &nibs are the refute of igaoraanc or WU is tits trestanot of Gayle Ocsarties, and It hot burn Toady hewn' that the fads of Lite are rationed by the Mai-redo@ dam =guards id boar. By a hiperior method lath complaints are ally owed. and even where others have failed, I trek that I may peefonse a offer a radical rc.e ft ahlifhnient. Few, bower r, .re the cake of complloathi Ill•r_elle dilf order. compared with the calambous Mutt-ttn.• pf,hfee. OW from indvlrece in a etOISEART VICE, or *Or preirehme Gaieties el a lallikmalik Life, acquire time-taw licloaty which is tusairoidahle cerifiarmote of fuel pocit minus Wiser, the unhappy (offerer Irmo Is iirt . r his mrtryl. tint reefed, enneada his asisfor:une, it m4.be L..me eniii.4.tum me him ws kuow, that although it be an oh,i-ti in•or.,n it with OCT•b FYaellricsen, tte re •Srfe I e.• h. , the gr..dual progrefs rent:mid:4e ths, rep n• If the rites of Daethas or Venn...last Liecun to r r!,;, vi gour, touch -nziety will be prevented by a., rely ;.iuntia"..dsonosf languid nate, iD,I In their ciLl to preat d t .rulties will occur. But where this defir:ency has for yrafi (Ise J a proper Pas feweranrc is iodilpenfibly reneltitc to metre sic iiumberimrfparka of Lift- and to re-animate tec c o on oo • MARRAD WOMEN. who ham been dlfsypelated la their eipcdtatioass of a Family, may ho s.4a: se moil ha- Ranoes flab &leas ore cur•bie by Medical teal. The SECRECY which i. foefftrtiel t o re ) uoderruklei, sad the clealificadms which I tiea perfumed to lime, term the leis of my pecusilloes, and id coincidence with fuel Intimaelem la given, that Mr. ME: may he conrubcd Perforially ter by kitten Metairie a (mall sae, at his basic, No. sox Araottlai-drear, kleAdo near mpk-liar There Is an widlderal marmot M Water-*stet asteiMsip. as/ the saute 4 co bathetic doom. M. UEL Member of the Royal Cle of Surpros LONDON: Prlatild rid pu!,1.71-4 M I.I ,7 V,ELNEITT. Of Cr tcsi,utyll.te. I tertarth) •sc Atwa Oersca Nfa. r. Calisfe ttttse• Pattlha,t: 44 at the S: at Ctittat, fawn* Rat rAtS M (I efreJ Sorel kru not tTcus -- fcrve tht. : hrt b.. •