Star. — London, England, 1803-11-18 00:00:00

1 i~ From the L O DON' G riZ it iVz.vember 17. NnV. ir,. The RING liar or,; a writ to be . . Rued under the Great lof the United Kingdom of Great Br4.tin ant! Ir,',lud, f r (=mooing the Right Finn. Row. RT ti JO' t 4 I( INS .14 (0/1111110111y C died Lord lIA wt: geußv) up to the Houle of Peers. by the Rile aid title of Baron HAWK RSOVItY, of ilawk:Lbury, in the county of MILUAR 1' PROMOTIONS. - w‘k-nrrici, I:OVF.:AHIK 17, 1803. N :111,!rafril .ppoint Lieutenant-General bis Ro. ; oi rree.ritit Dub( of Cambridge, K. G. tO be Colons', oi rit tile Kiog's G, rm.*" Legion. The King' , Getman Legion. _ . Colonel FT-A.:rids Dam' D. etc.,. of the C,rman to be I) path n'.tnt-Gn•cra; I.hut::!atit Coim.l Chart:, B.,run Alen t•o b•• I i wen'alt Wend. with temoo:ary rank in the Arn::; M,ror lain H:,'trt, of the late Dutch Brigade, to by I.i. utcnam-ColJnd, w::11 p,rnianott r-iit in the Army. To be Nlajors, temporary Rank in ills Army—P.l.ora Henry Hitiuber. Chath s Baron °mine 'A. :As.; Dilc,:sy. To be Captains of Companies--Cavain Ears Baron Bulfche, with temporary Rank in the Army; Lieutenant Charles Philip de Boltst, from Pvieuron's Regiment, with permanent raitk in the Army; Lieutenant Hugh Halkett, trout the 94th Foot, with permanent rank in the Army. To be Captains of Companies, with temporary rank in the Army .--Major Mackenzie, of the late Dutch Brigade ; Lieutenants Baring, of ditto; Peter de Salve, from the King's German Regiment ; Breggmann. Aihrecht Ba nm During. l'tno. Raoul During, ainlThoni,us Harward, from the German R. gintent. To he Lieutenants with temporary• rank in the Armv--Captain P. Q. Baron l'roent, of the late Dutch Brigade; Lieutenants Ba ron Marrehiii, Benckniann, -- Plats, Clames Bs ron Bulfshe, and De Saffe ; Comet Gititavus Baron Dee ken ; Entign George Baron Alten Second Lieutenants Baron Veils and Baron Olteu. _ To be Lientenam with pertmincnt rank in the Army--Enfign • Tuttuc Hcilc, from the King's , :crnhin Regiment. To hr lieutenants, arh temporary rank in the Army—Second I.ictiteliant Holleman; Lieutenant -- Frank, late of York !Ica - Ars; Second Lieutenant .--.. Schirmer; Enfigns -- Du 'fly, Rudorfr, and -- Baron Lindenberg. , To he Enligni-- —Haafinan and Houfdorff, Gents. of the late Dutch Brigade; Offency, Hcife, Clewer, and --- Baurrocilter, Gr nta R Pringgle, Gent. ~1 the late Dutch Brigade ; Riddle, Gert. To be A dintant. —Lieutenant &Anger, from the bath Foot, with per •n ut rm.': of Captain in the Army; Captain C. rt..e late Brigade, with temporary rank of Cap- lain WI the Army. 241 Regimen: of Drag Jon Guards—Major George Augu itus Lathes, from the tft Battalion Royals, to be Lieutenant-Colonel by pur chafe, •ice Dupuis, who retires. 26th Regiment of Light Dragoom—Lieutenant William Glee down, front half-pay of the late 28th Light Dragoons, to be Limiten.l.t. vice 111• G illivny, who rearm loth Ditto—Licutmant Francis J. Fuller to be Captain of a.tronp, by purchafe, vice Gould, who retires; Carnet Lewis Gallium to be Lieutenant, vice Fuller. lft Regimcot of Foot Guards Frederick William French, Gent. to Ix Enfirn,by prelate. ift Battalion of the aft Regiment of Foot—Captain David Rat tray to be Major, by purchafe, vice Leathes, promoted in the id Dragoon Guards: Lieutenant Henry Nicholfoa to be Cap- iain of ; Cunipanyorke Rattray. gd Regiment of Foot—Witham Hairy Virgo, Gent. to be Enfigu. by Purcbare, •id Harding, promoted in the Silt Foot. 3d Ditto—Thomas Role Power, Gent to be Lev. without far chak. _ _ I. te -th 'A'c to tre C!!. : ) n!to-12.ptain 11. nor.' Fnnt, to be Cap • of a Con:Fatly, wnn ttrnfor r3l> to (LC A rnty. kW , runt fonn . ;Oth lust, to be apt Ain a a ConFany, and 1.0 . ! :1 frolo I)rttt, tt Lc I.i. utctiat.t.. VI: Pit •—. , _,...:m0t-nurgeon V .m Stewart, (:..r the 66th In. t, t.tl. a. Tran Jet:: tot:ti—% tie t • I 0. a I .• - • in the ` 4, .. Hirt frt bt. I.k a:.•, entti t: c ,•: :.,'.la ti Arr I;th lid o—Cvor Guy •. •. I • :r. in !I r ! Irfh 1-• •o L , I t • * lk of ttu 14t1i 1 out, to Lt uttaant tits;vo,.. ...'.~u. 9th Ditto—The Hon, William Gorges Crofton to be Lieutenant, vice Tooge, promoted in the York Rangers. loth Ditto--Alexander Foulerton, Efq. to be Formatter, vice Rea dy, who rchgns. soh Ditto—Enfigo Montagu Jackfon to be Lieutenant, without porthole, vice Fulton, who retires. SIR Ditto—Second Litmenant James M`141..b to be Firft Lieute nant, without porthole, vice &Miley, promoted. 39th Ditto—Major George A. F. Lake, from the 4oth Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. by porebale,viee Lord Frederick Montagu, who retires; J. A. Wood, Gent. to be Enfign,by porthole, vice igewboild, promoted. 36th Ditto--Enfign John Maio= to be Lieutenant, by porthole, vice T.uob, promoted. 39th Ditto—Me Hors. Michael De Court/ Meade to be Enfigo, without porthole. moth Ditto--Esilign Timothy Fitzpatrick, from the 39th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without Porthole, vice Southwell, promoted. 4ad Ditto-Henry Munro. Gent. to be Enfign, without Porthole. 44th Ditto—Hofpital Mate William Vaal to be Afilitant Surgeon. gsth Dittio—Lleatimont Janice Campbell to be Adjutant, vice Smith, promoted; and Alexander Aoderfon, Gent. to be Ea kn. by Porthole, trice Martin, promoted. 46th Ditto—Eofign George B. Schorr to be Lieutenant, without Porthole t and Affiftant Surgeon Goldfmith B. Griffin to be Surgeon, vice Robb:fort. appointed to the rota Light Dragoon,.' gist Ditto--Arehlbald Graham Campbell, Gent. to be Entign, by Porthole, vice Stavin. promoted. 5,341 Ditto—Allittant-Surgeon Michael A. Bortnefter, from the Bad Foot, to be Affillant-Surgeon, sic.: Mulherani, whole Ap• pointnurt does not t. Ice place, Both Ditto--Lieutenant Thomas Homes, from the r-th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by Purebsk, vice Cavenagh, who retires. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenants C. F. Baring, and Everharil Ba ring, from half-pay of Low. nilein's Levy I at.d Enfigu James Nithery, by Porthole, vier Maernahoo, promoted. &ft Dietti—i .ieutenani Japes Coghlen to be Captain of a Com pany, by Pun:liale, vice Leighton, who retires. 6;th Ditto—Robert kihnitone, Gent to be Entign, without Par chafe,v ice Wood, who is fuperfeded,isiing oblentwitbout Leave. 69th Ditto—Fatfign It Llewellyn, flocs haltpay of the Bjth loot tube Enlign. Sift Vlttp--(hiptalo John Lyons Moo, From the sßth Foot, to -be Captmin of a enmpaqy, vice William., removed to the 6th on of Referee; 1. L. A. Griffith. Gent. to be Er. Lin, withou porch .k. 91c1 Regimen% of F...t—John Duti.. Cont. to be Eniirn, without Porthok, vict David irakr, whok appoiotnieut bat not tato place. w,ft India Regiment—Captain John Nafmr.b. from the ath Wt R Indb Reziment, to be N:ajer. without Purthafe. The queer's fierman At- irnent—Entign Frederick Mikkorn, ttor.l half pay of Lower freitea Levy, to b. EnGito, vice . . promoted in the 314 Font. Y os t Kan,.,..—Witham litch Van Bawl. Gent to he Fnfign, Fran 'a, who i,ft.porrado..l, h.ir; wniwutl cave. sd petahno of Pcf..r.v-1..-:ltt t:110n, fifi. to L Captain of a C• r•pan7ovith tetnn.,r Ara ',main the Att.y, tire Gorges, abtf, aproutrocut doe* to.t take place. 30 I ti,:ts--I.lrutenant lohn St. I.erer Harfard, tram the Saes Foot, to be Captain of a Cony..na. 4th "Mts.—A a:drew : . t.thrtlanct, 1.;. or. late a I itutenant In the Famtbles, to be Lt. va.t:t ct:n;u...l,ry :auk Li the :luny; and: urio on Wiliam Latty, fonai sac-pay of the . _ wary r..,ni t in the :a.y. LI Rt.)4lll;. , rnfon Bated,: --.` f;:.tar.t.Ster ...tt N:nt- Ilreas tu Str;•rot , . Ir. I:• ; A Sur—e•4l RO,arl t . ...lititEr • 11. 1 , 111 , . the l•AlsirO:t L.1 • (.1i00, to Lc A:llltAnt-Surtwol, ti, .kt:• t!tory.. Z•t r.. 5C.1.141. I cnt.a:qt. 0. 1 r V• 11 jamrs •.nett. J W •lict .V 1. •tt Wtitt.on W..- 11.•••., I :ult.,. t•t• .v I tt..l,lt..—jobn Galt. trt STAFF. 1114 j Q . 23-C.C. th: 866 Foot, to be Deputy Adjo t.r • ::-.310a1 to ri:e Forces lately ferving in Egypt. with the r. of i irvta Int-Coltrue. in the Army. COMMIS= dated 7, d.t. _ _ lira I,.nt-Cu10:.,1 I lenry Cooler. nn half-pay of the 27th Foot. t b..n lafpk Ming ti Id (Lacer of Yeomanry and Volunteer I-., vice Du. 1.1. 'fir IZ.Ncruid ecolze Cla - ke to be Chlptaln to the Royal Mili tary Ai)lum. GARRISON. Surg,ron Alexander F.trr:tb, from the ad Garrifon Battalion, to be fatra (...ardon Gibraltar. vice Pyrm promoted. HOsPITAL STAFF. Surgeon H. B. Worth. from half pay, to be Surgeon to the Forms. Surgeon Wiliam North. Go. to be Surgeon to the Forces. Surgeon James It ugera,frotn the 4th Garrifon Battalion, to be Sur geon to the Inters Carving in Ireland, vice promoted. 'fn iiirg,oni. to th, Divilions of Light Infantry Militia in Ireland. ft Divifioit--AZlP.irt-Su , ;:eon S. 1.. Steele. from the Ssitli Fait. ad Dino—AfFQ.,nt-cur Alexander Boyle, from the 6ad Foot. 3d Ditto—Athil int Sur; -on John Htnnin, (ruin the 3d Dragoons. ?4EMOK ANOVA!. The appointment cf Toli ph Brooke, EN. late of the loth root. to he Cap, lid of a Cior,..ioy to the 6th Battalioa of Relent, as lilted in tl.e C.,,c:-tte of the 16th Augult tilt, has no: taken plate. The Aron:Ann - tit of kodel.ohe Starlet, Gent. to be F.„nfign in the both ICesinacr.• of Foot, as Rated in the Gazette of the 9th Augult lalt, has not taw place. The al.poinonent of Macdougall, Gent. late of the Dun barton famible, tc, be Lieutenant in the ad battalion of Referee, as It oral in the G.lL:tte of the t3th Odloberlait,has not taken place. The appointment of Philip Newton, Gait. to be Enact' in the aeth Foot, as Rat:d in the Gazette of the sift April, allot, Las nut takeu place. I'IMATUM in the G azette of the 3d ioftant. _ _ _ For 1/8,3 R.gi.+mt q - Foot, John Cattenaugh, - Gent. to be Enligm, without purthafe; Ronald Macdonald, Gent. to be Adjutant, :th thr rank of Enfign. Re. d 9zal k iw.r iF yr, John Cattenaugh, Gent. to be EnGgn, without pWrchate: Ronald Macdonald, Gcnt. to be Adjutant, Inch the rauk of Enfign. WAR-OFFICE, NOV. 17, 1403. &Ann Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. John Hardwick, and Challis Sheath, Gents. to be Lieutenants; William Waite, Ccnt. to be Enfign. Lincnlnfliire Rangers. Richard Steuart. Ger!. to be Surgeon. . Lincoln Gentlemen an d Yeomanry Cavalry. Philip Pullen, Efq. to be Captain, vice Richard . Ellife'', appoint ed Lietsieniutt-Colonel in the North Lincoln Militia; Reuben Terrevecft, Gent. to be Lieutenant; John Hett, Gent. to be Cornet. Louth Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Robert Chatterton, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Adam Eve, Gent. to be Cornet. Spalding Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Winism Albin, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Wi:iatn Slater, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Pefirave, raped. Suffix Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant Charles Lamb to be Captain, vice Lord St. Ali* re fit ned ; the Honourable George Alltburnhant, to be Lieutenant, •ice Limb. Petworth Troop of Suffer Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet Percival Han to be Lieutenant. Jobn King. Gent. to be Comet. vice Hart Alfnrd• Volunteers. Charles Burrd Meffiagbord. kfq. to be Carats ; George Grey, Gete. to be Lieuteuantl Abraham Boutin, Go% to be Ear. Burtch Company. Matthew Bancroft Lifter. •to be Captain lobo Kent. Gent. to be Lieutenant ; V.llll t un ioitand, Gent. to be Engin. • Well Company. Francis J.Batentan %Inwood, jun. EA. to be Captain • George Welber, and John York none, Gents. to be LICIltaIlLOC11; John Soldby„ Gent. to be Enka. - Alford Company. Within Camley, Efq. to be Captain ; Minas Wrigbt Tonle, and Henry Porter WUfon, Gents tq,be Lieutenants; Richard Young, Gent. to be Enfigii. Angusering Volunteers. Jobe Ho!rowed, Ng. to be Captain; WM= Keeled. and John Hearntan, Gents. to be Lieutenants ; George Baker, Gent to be Enfign. Anworth Volunteers. - Robert Hannay. Et+ to be Captain ; John larWillimaa, Gent to be 1 iestenant ; Alezander Brown, Gent. to be Snags. Arundel Volunteers. Edward Carleton, E(q. to be Major Commandant. To be Captains--John Salbby, Charles Ibbetfoe, and Jan Slink To be I.lentenants--Heory Ovarlostoo, joie Brats. sod Wifliam Holmes, Gents. To be Enfigns—Joreph Made, Thomas ibbetron. and Jahn Par. let. Gents. Borgue Volunteers. Adam Thomfon More, Efq. to be Captain. Jacacs ketaggart, Gait. to be Enlgn. Boilon Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Fydell, Hi t . to be Lieutenant Coked Commandant Augufto• Duggan. Efq. to be Major. To be Captains—Henry Gee, John Palmer Holloway, William Crane, William Rngerfoo, John Waite, and Wm. Brand. Ekes. To he I.ieutenanis—stepben Palle:feu, Edward Wilford, John ' Dixon, Rob.rt kladadale, Samord Wake, and Jana Ingram, Deans. To be Enligns—W.ll Wake, Samuel Derwin, Henry Clarke, John Pearfon, Benjamin Dowlin Kelley, Henry Gee, Jun. Gans. To be 'hapbin--Rcv. Samuel Partridge. o be Surgeon—John Marlton, Gent. Bourne Volunteer Infantry. James Dittby, Bro. to be Captain Commandant; Hargett Dove, and Thomas Phillips, Gents. to be Lietttestasm 1 John Dove, Gent. to be Enfign; John akkardfon, Gent. to be Surgeon. Esti Bourne Artillery. • John Putlard, Gent. to be Hilt Lieutenant. Dirifion of the Rape of Bamber Volunteers. 0.311. Forger Gering, Efq. to be Major. 1o be Capt. ins—William Maegtffon, Richard Barnard Comber, anti 'I ho:nas Gz • goey,lEfqrs. To bi Lieute!ant•--Thomas Hasty, Richard Pc fold, and Wil. isam Gents. To be —Henry Newland, John Nye. and Thomas Clay. too, Lista.. Brighthelmarane Volunteer Artillery. John IflFgra:t,Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vim R. Wela(ord, refig.itd. Buelcinghamfhire Volunteers. George Ma, qui. a luclongbans to Ix Colonel of Delgada. it Regiment—Southern I)irifinn. ,one Cackvtile Lloyd, Fl q. to be Lieutenant Colonel. To be Maiort— f homasClarke,Patriek Cranford Brune, and eh-rd Efqrs. To be ‘,./Fitain —,ricland Freeman, Thomas Macon. Owen I.r.wodo, George Way, Edmund Efqrs. y, p.hn Drake.Clorles Foreft, Win. Heitcr, Efqrs l'o b. Liert • rants—Charles L- win Hayward. John Mafon, Chas. Robert klaw.ard, George Hepburn', halal Buechel, John Ch.,t 4 bry, Gents. R.ght lion. I.ord SOnoo, Drake, Ed warl and Neale, Gent , . To be Hickman, William ray, John K 1,10 104 3, Tb..niat rainy , Bnddy, John Roper, William kaki, and Edon.u.: Certi. _ . :d Regirnent.—Nliddle Div;lion. Hundred. MajneCr:.tral [ht. !Jon. cre l'oulett to In: I.ieutenant Colonel. fib Ham; den and 'lma larkc.Eiq.to behetajors. I' , !*...hlNugellt, jotph Franklin, John Grubb, Lovcll,..inl Montague Ruth. Efqrs. he 'debt -n In• Bree, Joreph Ho..re, Nathaniel Gilbert, Thomas I tilps, and Robert White, (.:ente. To be f fc;:ty Dcer!sig. Thom-A(.11,4111re. nom Wood !dui, '‘k :Ikon I h yhuarne,jun.and Edward tladgea. Gana. A.T.4.. It—W hitant Wot too, Gent. Btlikinithani !'`.-,rnas tn he SL,) nn.l . 2 , e car W%tt , ants, George Clover. . t a y Lcigb H. nn. I, Ntll;,n, 'alma Fuller, .4.13 Rood, and NA'Lliarta To b. rtifigns.:—Therr.zi Mit% fosl. its Jeers, Cents. To be Adjutant—John Foster, Gent. Cottefloe Hundred. Georatlett, WHIN Goa. td be Li ant • George Weft, Gent. to he hi ti jn. 3d Regiment.—Northern Divifion. Newport Hundred. Ntanfell Manrcll, Erg. to IX M3jnr-Cnnurat , l4nt. To be Captains—Puilip Rtr!wi:ll,Edmund Cood• win, Thoni.v: Itirriron Henry A min wo. rt. TO be CaptAti-I,leuteoanl—fort:ph A rrowfstatii, Gam To be Licut,vants--William Mafon, Yorke. Thorns.; Ility, Goits. , To he Ent:lns—Richard Gardnsr. David Nichols, Gcorgu Yates, John Aplin, Edward Trtacher, Gents. Ca lle Do6gl.ts Witinteers. John H-mn, Efq. to he C aptaln; Prnes H'nnav, and James hour, Gents, to be Lit uten:utt,.; Ebes.,:rxr adlday, Samuel Mu• chic, Gents to be n Ent,g, 3d ilatuierm of Cinque Ports Voltintetirs. Captain ---- Mihvarel to be 91:.j0rl Ceorge Augal•i; iSq, to be Cnptaiit; Firlt Lieutenant Shona t. vice To be I.4uten..nts--Wlniarn Woodhatn, Jobn Morphet, Second I.i,wenant Bafrom, vice Shorter. _ _ To he Second Lieutenants--j .frph Hannay, Cg t. %ice 11.cf,sm; John Almon, Gent vice G. I.Ansb, To be Adjut:mt, with the Rank of Cnytain—John late Captain i❑ the. 80th Regiment. - Tube OGrttr- Mager —jobn Wo. Hetr. Cent. iYpper Ward of Clydeldale Volointrer, Alexander Ketston, Efq. to be deutcnant•Colonel ; lion. Andrew Carmichael to he I icmenaot chtbald Valet. Efq. to he Major. To be Cap tains — Rohm Campbell fitotilton, 111.1ofx.- Carmi• chad. Kenneth M•Kenzic, Johu Brown, Joba kulloftou. John Ditkfon, tfqr.. _ _ Co be • Adjutant.—Juhn Todd. Gent. Creebridge Volunteers. William lat'Cour, Efg. to be Captain ; John Simplon, Cent. to be Lieutenant; Ebenesa. M.Harip, Gent. to be Eagn. Creetown Volonteerc. John APCulloch, Efq. to be Captain ; Henry M'Cullocti, Gent. to be 1-icutenant; James faPftlicken, Gent. to be Gainfl,orough Volunteers. Lieutenant John Chapman to be Captain, ►ice Smith, tangoed; Robert Flower,jun. Gem. to i.e 1.1, utenant, vice Ch. pinan ; George Raynea, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Picking; Rc►. Charles Bolle Malangberd to be Chaplain. Gar ehoule Volunteers. Alexander Birtwhittk, Efq. to be Captain; James Niven, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Charles M'Keand, Gent. to be Enfign. Grantham.Voluntcers. joreph Lawrence, Efc to be Major-Commandant. Rape of Haftings Volunteers. Lord St. Aleph to be Lletitenant•Colond•Cotnmandant; John Fal ler, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel; Thomas Philip Lamb, Et:. to be Major. To be Ca—Robert Hawes, Eardley Mkchctl, Winans GIL more Harvey Thomas RobirSon, Efqrs. To be Lk utenants—Henry Porter, Thomas Gorrinpe, William Baker, Henry Bourne, Gents. To be Ears—John Blackmon, Henry Woodward, Radford Gibbs, John Lansio►d, Grata. He reford (hire Volunteers. John Maritmws, &Pl. to he Lieutenant-Coionel•Commandant ; William Symonds Efq. tube rietitena it-Colonel; .liiarn Hof limn Matthews, Efq. to be klyl4r. ' To be Captains—Edwin S.,nclis f.ech mere, Thomas Conk, Too. , mu Downes, John Holder Matthew., Chutes HOlnway,lifqrs. Ts be Licutenaii:4—Join Ainftonc, Whit an Ia rnhiil, Jr hn Can, John Gerillyas William Grilfiths lCsac Ravenaill, Cents. To be &aligns—William MiltonAgßiain Barrel!, John Griffiths, E.G. Wright, —Bean, Jeleph Woodlsonfe, Gents. To be Adjutant—John Cant, Gent. To be llorgeonarnuel Caen, Gent. I R Battalion of the Hercfordfhire Volunteer Infantry. William Taylor, and Richard Hill, Gents, to be lieutenants; Wilding, Gent. to be &align; Reverend john Wan to be Surgeon. ad Battalion of Ditto. joie Gees CottereD, Efq. to be Calomel; Thomas Posre.l, Efq. late of the t4th Regiment to be Lieutenant-Colonel. To be Captains--John Parkins, Wig am Mains. Edward Lewis, Walter Watkins, John Kin, Richard Hill, Efqrs. To be Licatettants--Cbarles Paeans, Thom Helm Richard Hill, Thomas Solloway, Richard Higiins, Thomas Brace, Jena& • • Wiltiams Charles Hunt War i ng. Gents. . _ _ _ _ - . To be Endins—Robert Harcourt, Rae Ulm, Edward Cham bers, Herbert Eves, William Jones, and William Ruffen, Gana. To be Limplabs—Rev. Jolto Chinon. Kirkcudbright Volunteers. Jan Walker, Erg. to be Captain. Wllltant Ireland and Druid M‘Lellan. Gents. to be I.kutenants. Wau>et Curets and Wm. M•Wbianie, jun. Gana. to be Enligns. Lincoln City, Volunteers. • , ifrukiah Brown , Efq. to be L ieutenant cciackl-CoaamandAot. - Atkinfon to be Major. Lieutenant Bate to be Captiln, vice Atlantis. EollgiaLapton to be Lieutenant, eke Bate. lobo Bretberton, Geot. to he Eufign, vice Lupton. obn Caparer, Gent. to be Ditto. evereod Francis Sean to be Cbelibdo. Charles Franklyn, Gent. to be Surg•no. Henry Swan. jun. Gout to be Ailltant-Surgeon. Charles Mountain, Gent. to be QLsartcr- North Lirieoinlhire Legion. lise Right Hon. Charks Lord Yarborough to be Lieutenant-Co load Commandant. Fr( Regiment. Right Hon. Lord William 11=uclerk to be Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Lawrence and George "reanyfon. Efqn. to be Mayors. To be Captains—Richani Nichoffein, Jobn Kerb, hinds Otter. jebn Turner, Charirs 'Venni:no; William ditsipte, John treaty, Robert Scrivener, sod William Clarke, Efqw. To be Lieutenants--John Schollield, William Thorpe, fleorge Whitworth, Cluntoyher Dinfdale, Paul Hacket, Rich. Clarke, JAn Mcrilaall, Thermo Trafford, Jofepb Swan, and Thanks /boron. Gents. To be Enfignalohn Nkholfon. Thomas Stothard , Sam. Booth, John Clarke , J. Young. Clapham . john Holgate, and Ricbard 'ttle, °eau. To be Adjutant, with the rank of Captain--Wglians Goodwin, juh. Efq. Second Regiment. i fon. Ch tries Anrkrfon Pelham to be Licistenant-Colonel and iret:E.ll, To be raptaloa.—TLontas Morris, Ntarmadukc Nelfuo Graborri, William C;rabunt. Edward Holrate, Thomas Martinion„ Geo. Morris, Ric Lard Fat. Cka.-tesEmpfon,l'hor..asWatc.by, Th.- illag Croft, and Jobe Burk it flaw, Erie& To he I.lcutroants.—Timmat LL'alhden, Willhrn Pcnt Pichard Efpener, jaract Ffpencr, Franeis HuLLan, I t /ma L.Jr1....f0n. r4t?,:llstan.ok Frump, !Laic . - . .. -. John Sted, And 'llsoma. ( 'Arrverithr,t;crts. To be Ei.11,..n..--rhar: , • it.omion. J.. 4. ph Nfortis, 7 .0.1 Pr 0 , 4 6, Thomas BMW!, Elicaar Howl..n, Behjan..n 1) r...tt, jol.n Ellerby, Thomas Welloby, John liruscu, .a..: ..;..o:ic 11,.t.1t.i., ~ . . .. To he Atfintaat, with the Rank of Captain--‘l%/thani Smith Hit:le ek% kit 3d Regiment. Edwattl Welton, Efq. to he Lieutenant-Colonell Theophllus Harris, and William Mardian, Efgro. to be NI aiurs. To be CaptainsW a dam R ichardion. john Lou,Loh,ldcclr.nt, John Codd, Thoenaa Frear, Grantham %Viiliant Abraham. Witham Grail. , John Walciby, Maurice Sole, 4u4 Fran, is Overton, Efqrs. To be Lieutenantim—Thomas Marris, William LoR, Weft-rill, William Hcwfon Man... Jeleph Mater, I bra Brown, Cbtlltopher Belk joint Grantham, (bonus *1 ay r, and Richard Naiohy, OCT t To be Entigns--Riebard Readier. Jofeph Hevrfrn, Sunael Rohl fon, Stephen Wright, George Hargrave, Richard Tayl..r, I Naylor, William David Field, JoSeph OdLng, Thaw,. Robin. fun, and Thomaa Hcakv, Gents. BANKRUPT. Thrmas Deffett, Isle of A %am, Sonata'idre. viauno, dialer and chapritan, to furr, skier No•. seb. at tea. N..v. Ai at flaw. :r 4 1):c ty, at tau, at the Swan Inn. la Well► Attatnka. Mr I of L:l4taubary, vr Mars. Slaving sad Min/to% Ugly 's-Ica THOM.O!ATE. This extraordinary charain•er 'ha's writt:n a third letter to the people of the United States, complaining bitterly of th., er•nduet of the Edhors of the Federal Papers, and it which he takes an opportunity of de rifling his e!:ape from the guillstine. iVe extra& the folloxsing : " I was nee of the nine Members that emnpored the Era Co-:. eni:tee of Cot iartion. Six of thefe bad kern cli!!rrtiyed. Sieyee and myfelf have furvivetL—.: hie, by bending with the times, and I by not bend ing. The other frirtivor joined Robtfpierre, and I-Ivi ed v..l:h him the warrant of my arreflation ; after tbst fall of ili.l)yepierre, he was fyixed.and imprifoned in his turn, and fentenced to tranfprirtarian. He hag lance apAigiferi to me for having rived the warrant, by laying, he felt hinalli:n aan g er, and was obliged :o do it. " 11 rAitlt Schencs, no acquainti.oce of Mr. jelrer: fan, •r,l a god patiint, Wet S my Cir.phant, as Mat: her of (Li. Commitice niConliitut;on. that h.., he was to iiTply toy if I had not acccptc.l or had ti, ! nz.i. tieing next in number of v..t t:s to ate. He was it:yam - Ica in the Luxembourg with me, was taken to the tribunal and guillotine, and I, his prin. cip.ll, ,. sras left. There were but two foreigners in the Co?lvti don, Atiacharlis Cloutes, and ntylelf. We were both pat out of the Cons ention by the fame vote. arrefled by the lime order, and carried to prifon together the fame Light. He was taken to the guillotine, and was ag.nr. left. Joel Batlow was with us when we went to priibn. Jof. Lebon, one of the vilell charaaers that ever citified, and who made the hhreets of Arras run with blood, was my fuppliant as Member of the Con vention fur Pas de Calais. When I was put out of the Convention, he came and took my place. Mese I was liberated from pawl, and voted again into the Convention, he was fent to the fame prifon, and took my place there. and he went to the guillotine inflead of me. He fupplied my place all the way through, " One hundred and tiny eight perfons were taken out of the Luxembourg in one night, and a hundred and fixty of them guillotined the neat day, of which I now know I was to have been one ; and the man ner I efcaped that fate is curious, and has all the appearance of accident. The room in which I was lodged wa, on the ground floor, and one of a long range of rooms under a gallery, and the door of st opened outward and flat ajainfl the wall ; fo that 'when it was opened, the inhele of the door appeared outward, and the contrary when it was brut.. I had three comrades, fellow- prifoners with me, Joh& Vanhuil, of Bruges, (ince prefident of that towel. Michael Robbins, ano Baftini, of Lovaine. Wrap perlons by frores and by hundreds were to be taken ,:, , t of the prifon for the guillotine, it was always dose in the night, and thole w hoperformedthatoke bad a private mark or Signal, by which they knew what rooms to go to, and what number to take. We, as I have laid, were four, and the door of the room was marked, unobferved by us, with that somber is chalk ; but it happened, if happening is a proper word, that the mark was put on when the door was open, and flat spina the wall, and thereby cameos the infide when we (hut it at night, and the delleoy ing angel paired by it. A few days after this. Ro befpierre fell, and M. Munroe arrived and reclaimed m:, and invited me to his !tonic." BIRTH. On Sandal, the 6th Whitt, at the Earl at Suter ti Ciaagai, Woman& Andover, of a daughter. DEED. • Ifeherday about noes, at Ids apartments In onteiwiak= tat; after a few days inners. John Willett ?Mlle. Efq mind of the Red. Treafurer of Oreenwhi NO4lnd,Caatiniikii er (keen' and Auditor -General ter his In, Illthwils the !dice or Wales, brother to Lord Lankly" IL IL Games of *edema ward Wands. He fervid at liatilafeenan on board the E*, Of 64 *WU, !caring the flAg of not Howe, in the American war, from whence he was made Lieutenant, and proseted to the rant of Pea-Captain on the Stit of July e 7€o. He alio connowdell one of the !hips in his Lordhip's Sew in the wenterelde saluted the ift of lane s 794: was made Itear-Admiral of the laden die tath of February 1 79). and the fallowing year (on die reilieetien of Lord B.idport) was appointed Treeforw of Grawarkhlii pita'. For ft vend years he he. Lee n the 'melte eanweeke of the Prince of Wake, and bad the howawr to eceney her Ravel the PtiIICCII of Wales to Logland, in the Jupiter of yo awn lyif EN Profefficmal Mott of educaMcso and me foto fitaty deviate from the yenersi rya= the Melbas of a pct u:iar linnets, the tandion of bog eaoeJaoud Coati h deat bell oriterion of fuomiority. Tea years _have 1 devoted my pesdtlee to the eseitteetemosemmt of TtfilitE lIISORDERS, and the fiten3fsfui refs& N my Am gives me additional ardour to opoofe IL• far as I am elle them. wages of thole coraplaints Web are the moat impermat la the cata logue atbumm infirmities . Aker initiation into every brawls m as Any Herpes, fanned a wi,N at eat eat/ period of Preake to edam latavidoele from the ignoc.inie of uneducated Mee, or the equaly daytime precipita,,t y of enteral Pratt Unbent. The THREE Di 50 ft DEAS,to the core of eehleb l ham dental my attention. cornprite every kale., of In/Mt/Mt INFIC -I%ON. lehetSee of a recent or kect durati Ag hada of DEBILITY, whether ailing trona tbe habits of the indufgence of mature 3.;e, and intly that demagement of tits fyti , r3 in Wote.3l which is es:lal BARR EN E 33 or ST LA IL IT " . Nunterou. &fairs are the rtfak of ignorance or haft Ira dlat treatment of a fienok Goon-rbea. and it r i ot u4ecqouvely bappon that the feed. 1! Life arc tanned tl e ret ion of PO unitised od Sete. By 1 .11 , nor ni INA total romi 1 unti art cafilg curd. and even where .ehere have failel, I trout that 1 ray prefsme op olizr a mdteal re eftatlam Few, trtworet, are It.: c.re of ontopiiceed dans& In tea ar seder, con , pan..l with the et et Men. who ken indulgence a SOLI'. ARY VI k. 1• n! the rtival aieeis d a feb.onable - • :!:.re whirl Y dr 1817 1 1.041 . !eroof.:cuence • he ltd. _ _ VP•crc thr nottai•r, ror hr C•fltr4:ll kis ai.foitute, it niay :•••• wt.; .I.ltian ear hitli know,, that altbirogh it tic az oh, • ••r urcerskor wick olierPradtithocr.. the renl LI% al of •.‘h•-• ••a nHCIESytt* prozrefcot rrnov.tion i•thc acq ••. rnyczporfaitc• If ttv rite. of Loccti.is or V..:1 ha,. rc.kces SU* d g •ur, mud, wiii p.cv,nted b• .11 ~ •r:v colkaterataiew this langutJ lire, and !, c cafe. nu ar,at as atm gt.t wh ckt., I i q 11.11 for years r zol.d. a tearer INF fevarani typolint to revive Lk fautniskilwitqwell rd I.ifc ard ton anto i.the Conn& 111 l ion MARRIFYI who I,Lva bean ditappolatal Akar ultpi.....larre, .4 a Family, Iraq be ith.f.llll, that is mot iti ilancca 'tub ar., curable by Aladica: Tbr SP:CR ,. .4 • .rbleh Nto edastial to nay uodertaklng, wad dig 414 I ban prafaincd to Ram Oe ti•c Bib de any Iwtiontinot, a•nl in eonwidewee wit! 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