Star. — London, England, 1803-09-19 00:00:00

•;.- -, .74 ••01-• - • •,..nt-1.1 t o 4 e 3 , "eV' • • •=;'cji ,lit** 3" bloyt' • : 4;04 ;?.*!, • • ' • . • • 1••: . tt.• f 4 - ,•4.0 • e . 4 , , .11ek 4 , ..) all ' RI 24UMBEP 4607] MONDAY, SEPTEMBER tg, 1803. TPRICE THEATRE ROYAL,DRURY.I.AMIL • TO -MORROW EVENING, SEPTEMBER zo, will he performed a Comedy, called THE MARRIAGE PROMISE. Charles Merton. Mr. H. JOH.NSTON ; Emma, Ws DE CAMP, (Her firft appearance in that Charadter.) After which a New Dame, called FOP. SALE, • By virtue of a Conimifllon of Appraifemset and Sale, 'filled from His Nlajetty's High Court of Admiralty, addreffed to Petia Wdaford, Erg. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the London Tavern, Foxhole greet, Plymouth, on Friday , the 234 September la& at Ten o'Cloek ia the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, 347 Pipes Benmarlo Wine; 33 Hoglkails of Benecarlo Wines; • 298 Buenos Ayres Hides, And a fmall ctiantity Cork, Bring the entire Cargn eche Dutch Kotßeizende Zoon ,dmained on her voyage front Bensearlo to Acniterdam, by his Majaty's Ship Cl Rory, Gm. Murray, Efq. Commander. Fur Catalogues, Samples, and further information, apply to the Paid Commilßoaer in Higher-itreet„, Plymouth; ur to Mr. John Hawker, Merehuit —Plymouth, Aug. 17, 1803. ISLE OP WIGHT. POR SALE BY AUCTION, • At the Cnftornokioufe in Eaft Cowes, on Thorfday the aid day of September, 1803, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS , whi c h h ave b een falzed and legally condemned, and may be viewed and tatted OR application at his Majefty's Warehoufc, two days before the talc, Cavalry—rdward !'yeses, Efq. to be Caltain ; Winton Vauzhan and John Mills, Gaits. to be Lieutenants; David Williams and Robert Neffoo Thomas, Gents. to be Cornets. Infonry—Roger Landes, Efq. to be Major; W3lll.ina Atiguttua Pcngrce, and Robert Richard Roberts, Efqrs. to he Captains. To be Llauteoants--lienry Pengree, David Bevan, John Wheat croft, John Morgan, William Grove, and Thomas Josses, Gcnta. To be linfigns--iPhillp &van, Griffith Griffiths, and John Haw bak huh, Gents. • Woodley Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. The Hon. Thomas Windfor to b: Comm, vice Fitzbartis, alma THE TRUE LOVER'S KNOT. • To which will be added, for the fiat time at this Theatre, a Farce, called THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. Murtoch Delany, with Songs, Ms...JOHNSTONE, (Being his Gilt appearance on this Stage.) • On Thurfday, the My of Lover's Vows; Emilia Wildenhaim, Mrs. Johnlton (being her Mt appearance on this Stage.) The Mufical Piece of the Camp, and the Malque of Arthur ,and Emmeline, arc in preparation, and will be produced as loon us potlibk, with New Scenes, Dram, and Decorations, ?OR BObir CONSVMPTION : TOBACCO—Unmanufadured - 8µ lbs. Manufietured - 861 lbs. Chinditows - - 37 No. FOR RIPORTATION About Sess Gstions French Red Wins. 140 Ditto French Brandy, Having been picked up derelift on the High Seas. Argyllthirc Volunteer:. To be Lieutenants—Donald I achlan, Alexander Nt•Lean, Uu M.Laehlan, CoUn 74.14iven, Peter Campbell, Arebabsld Campbell, and Irani bl'bnire Gents. To be Enligns--Donald Campbell, George MTarlane, J - hn Stewart, Alexander M'Artbm, Jabn Campbell. John Conk. Archibald Campbell, Archibald Clar:m, Chutes m•Lean, and Charles Stewart, Gents. NArr-OFFICE, Arytp 29, 1803. r rHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and SIONERS e XIS MAyESTri NAVY, A bn4 par Notice • Thal on Monday the 36d1 of next manila* Two o'clock in the afternoon, they will pot up to Sale, at their Mee to Soencleat Sr" &Tool Wool Wax* opllMec et . CANVAS fn RAt3. OLD COLOURS. JUNK and OLD ROPE. In PAPER STUFF. OLD ROPE In STANDING and RUNNING RIGGING. OLD BOLT-ROPE. OLD SHAKINGS, MATS, &c. OLD NETS.TEARNOUGHT, CASKS, TARPAWLINS, TEN MACHINES. •AN OLD CLOCK and WEIGHTS. BROKEN GLASS. and. STOCKS for LARGE BRUSHES. all ivies to b Majefty's yard, at Deptford, where any perfons wail( to become puteisafers, may have the liberty of viering the frac diving the common working hours of the yard, until the day of Sale. Invetaarits and Csadititne el Sale tnay brief lyre, and a tbe Yard. NAPT-OFFICR, Soplowd.or 1 7, 1 8 0 3 THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS HIS .51A7ESTYS NAVY do berrhygiv: Nooks, • That they are ready to reedve Patterns of Articles of BRITISH MANUFACTURE, &idlar or mares to RUSSIA DUCK, for eke porpole of making Frocks and Trowfers for the tire of the &amen in theaoyal Navy. Xi Perim, 4reriti Pawnor, art drfirte to give in a trice with tar 6, gab telt waits, ti,t Froth art smile 18 iatlur VICTUALLING OFFICE, S.l4eiskr t: 1833. THE COIIf.IIISSIOA'RS for VICTU/ILLAG HIS MA7EST7'e NAVY, beray eve N.tim, That on Midday the 4th of Oetober nett, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing, (fated up) for all loch quan tities of IRISH (Rote Cork Seconds) or BRITISH BUTTER, and of CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, and cLoucEsTr.R CHEESE, or Cheek of equal goodnefs, as than be required for his Majefty's Vl3uslliug (erste; front that d- to the Seth of September, 1804, inclukre: To h .• semi from time to time ss demo:idea, at the Contrador's Into •ke VittualUng Stores at Deptford, Portfmoutli, at.slPlyttank.• alto (fo far as relates to the Butter) in:o tl.c Army , . ~i..• 3 Stores In &Catherine -1; to be tut jc.:l to the usual a•,•-.. • • , t La 111011 the; and to be pale. for by Bills payable with ,ter-eir ninety days after disc.—ate Conditions of the Csietradt, n.. - 1 be km at the Seeeseery's 0111, Antall P;s4so , nalio may Mini mom la mile Teak.: upon Lk foid magas .me nth gak *Wier, th in no :,rand will in of any Tra• der in nr6ire prisr,lixdrekbPining form& et loweism jball wet k &agora to the Boon! Limy Or i Clad mdo Toy% Si, nti it 04 , M0r next, ow midi the Poem mho woks the ?Mar, or imor Porfon ars Lis kind", "aka. to aajmer sane solid for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE,Soknak. 13,18 3. 'THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTU,II.I.IAG HIS MA 71577". HAFT,* derrsgive Notice, That OR Tuefday t►e tads of Odober next, (ley will be ready Ito reedve Tenders in writing, (fealed up) for fuels quantities of IRISH BEEP and PORK, in Half Puncheons, Tierces, and Bar rels, as the refiecelve Mercisants and Dealers therein may think Proper to offer ; to be of the beR quality ; to be cured in the en fuing fades; to be delivered into His Majefty's t@uaillng Stores at Deptford, PortiMouth, and Plymouth, and into the Army Vi&ttaUirg Stores In Saint Catherine's, in fueh proportions as Gull berm/ter be determined upon ; and by the following periods, viz. One third by the end of January, One third by the end of Mardt, 1804. One third by the aid of May, PORK. One third by the end of Aprll. One third by the end of May, :Boa. One third by the end of June. And to be paid for by Bills payable with interdt ninety days after date.--N. E. No Tender for a Ids quantity than Five Hundred Perces e 4 each fpeeki will ee admitted. The Conditions of the Coatradt may be teen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to Mr. Dunfterville, Agent for the Vidualling at Cork; to the Colketors of His Majelly% Cuitoms at Limerick, Belfait, Newry, and Waterford, and to the Poftmafter General at Dublin refpeBlvely. Awl all ?triers sofa way alai "roper t sub Trrrkre Ism tlsAiih otarfroo, are ityirril to bhr make, tbot so monitor/ISr Lod to soy Tu ck.. is %Akio thrjhrke frall sot Se isfrrted is ot•orir at !trek, or fist AR mg le delivered to tihr Board irforr OareCt..h. ors *Se fad Tartf•Ly rIN 18151Critriss Next, sir rolrfr the Palos abe soaker Si, 'reser Grimm Perfre ea fir ishalf sues*, to orfoorr mfrs relthlion TRANSPORT-OFFICE. Leptemter• 16, 11.53. T lcommlssonv (RS far CondudinA- IS . 111 TES27's TR A NSPORT SERVICE, aril* t! e Can ea Pribmert 1 ready, a &ray eve stoke, nut they will be n TRefday the tyth of this Month, at thb Ofice, to receive fealrd Tenders, to treat with tech P‘efons as may be willMt to Contradt foe fupplying CANDLES, at per Dollen Pounds. COAL,. at per Chaklron. STRAW, tt per Too. LAMP OIL, at per Gallon. BIRCH BROOMS, at per Dads. Por the air of foch Prifoners of War, io health, as may he am assed at Chatham, Pori:naafi, Plymcwth ; Nano= Credo. near Hefner; and Stapktoo, neat Brtaol, for 'Ewa% e Months ecrtsit, irons the IR day of Oetober neat, and thereafter, until duce 'months nodee Rail be tie. n. Arder tale iota may io how, ij sppli ar e/il CAC, GI 01 tie ,Veetrs of War , at r 5. Alva to N. Tesler* will Se reilived iper •Weta, gal ir. idy f tress,, as (WU", iv masa/ "dip for "weirs w opoisfor arts dues!. PICTU4LLING-01710E. S.par! ra7.alto3. THE CONMISSIONERS for ViCTUAILLING 1118 Jl6l7ltSTrs NArrlitreiyziy• Netkr. • That oo Friday next the sad hdl.at, they will be wady Sr. *rive Tenders is writing (foiled op). and treat Gar THIME HUN • DaEDVHALLAONSof Pti - l'n TAN 1 , 1E1.1.) MOOR et/AL 4 , fill p.q. or Coals of eip.l goodn, Cs ; to be dehewrd a:L.04411k UM; Wharfs at his Makihy's Viiaisatin; Stores at 1 P; mouth audSouth- Anwn ; and To be paid Tor by Ixl2 psya l ik with ii.terit c shifty days .fter date. Ths Cogitator q sir Cossireti roes 141 r. S,:reteri, 0 :Xi. Awl a Prim: vie may Asti tooter is roe, terrarra otos ileePol terriess, ore d. real S. as r 4: sr I! A la! # Mr friar Atil se et 4v . ..re, or • I: di as: 4, Shwa! S. Ike Ba.ril J.-Art.7,f eirk-el re Or le ," err Ia wrrt M ea* profit s.d4 swa., i s ',Carp - .1 , 1 • • 14 , lag, aka", u -Tr. ‘.44,11:.r. After the Cargo of the RIEZENDE ZOON, ABOUT too Tons Superior Campeachy Log Wood, juft landpil from South Amer ca ; for further infor mation, apply to Mr. John Ilawier, Merchant, Plymouth. 10N, su the London Tavern, Fothole-ftrcet, =1 1 4 !nay the 30th September in& ato &Clock in the Foresioo THE fDLLOWING GOODS, viz. 202 Square Bales Cotton Wool. So Hogiseads 3.1 Bales Deer Skins, z 2 Cafe. Sugar. 124 Buffalo Hides, 3 C.affr4 is Black Bear Skins, Being Part of the Cargo of the Spanlth Ship El Fideladad, detained on her voya-e front New Orleans to Havre, and fi ner condemned as prize td . his Majeßy's Ship Thunderer, Wm. Bedford, k.fq Commander. About zoo 'Fans of Puzzolano, a interior fort of Tarras, re, the cave of St Paul, near Rome; confl.lered by Arehitetts ;Wit perior toanyinher cement fordurability,and forretilling fr,:th orfalt w. ter, being part of the cargo of the Danith briA lusluftria, dentinal on her voyage from (Init.( Vectia, to Rochefort, and was intend ed (or the national waterworks of France, having been Slipped on accourrt of the Republick. Condetnned as prize to his hlajelty's (hip Sceptre, Sir Archibald Dixon, Bart. Commander; and Thun direr, William Bedfutcl, EN. Commander. For Samples and fur ther information, apply to Mars. Sc. Barba, Green, and &pail, merchants, London; or to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. After the Sale of the above will be Sold, THE French Ship LA PRUDENCE, of the fol. towing dinienhoas: Length on Deck - - 73 ft. o inch. I leizht above the wales . 2 3 3 Ditto between /eels - 5 I • Depth in the build Adireafures 157 fat, 14-14 tone After the Sale of la PRUDENCE, her entire Cargo will be Sold confining of 23 Pieces ) 12% Ditto ), Spirits Brandy, • 3 Cr** 3 63 Calks, pieces, St. George's Moe, 3o Ditto Caen Wine, 141.2* / Polufeatel Wine, 17 Canc. se Meta Chula= ditto, • 4 Cola tioulsloo ditto s Dkto Claret, . • s Cak Olive 0.1, • Ditty Cream tartar, • Pitces Red Cbriltol Wine, 23 Dino St. Gilles dine, so Meets]. Rod Table d 44 Calks • 29 P 26 2" Rhone ditto, a Hall do. - ▪ Piece White Piecardy s Ditto St. Deanery die to 7 Cafes Set Saturni, s Bake Cork. After which will be Sold. - r iE NEPTUNE, of the following climenfions : . 11 . Length on deck - - 64 fret 71 Incl.ea. Bleadtit - - - si 3 Depth - - as 6 - Adiricaturee Tl 3 31.9.4 tone. She is a ffront burthenhone veirld. and In good condition. After the fale of the N arTUN a will be fold her cntira Cargo, captured on lur voyage from hterfeilles to Havre, by his Ma. j..lty's Ship Do. la, Rd. Peation, Efq. Commuter, emitting of 1094 C.J.• Soap, 4a Cots Rape sad Sweet Oil, a Ditto Briniftooe. 61 Bags Galls, and I Ditto Liquorice, a Role Cottou Wool. 4 PIIJKINCO6II Brandy, After the Sale of the NEPTUNE', Cargo, will he Sold, The French National Luger FEFFRONTFUR, pierced for to guns, captured by hi. Majetty's (aid Alp Doan Riatard Nukes, Efq. Command: r. Feet inches. Length oa deck - t 4 2 t BhAdt a 4 • - 27 7 Depth • • 8 6 Admeafures Ist 16-94 tom She is a remaetibly itr.sq; balk veCel. nearly now, would nuke an ;draftable private esip of war, or for any other purpofe where OM could be employed; her Stores are new and abundant, mad with the rad are 11l worthy a:tcatim.—lasenciliately afterwards will be fold her warilke Roves, prowl/loos, &c. lorentorks, Catalogues, and Sautples of the Dories prises may be (ten, and had on application to Mires. Cooke and Halford, Btudirt Ilailllags, London ; or Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymauth. After the SAL of rEFFRONTEUR, wl3 be foU, - r HE bemitiltil f.ift-(Ailing copper•bottomed frigate . 11 - bask Ship LA VKNUS, pierced for 20 rent on her iiiain• deck, aad 8 guns oa Mr Qtrter.dcek, taken on her Ant cruise, baring been at lea only five Jays (dm' lurched &Soar In months fusee) by his Mayfly's 04lp Then Jerre. Wm. Bedford, Efq. Com nmoder. She has a Figure Head and (tarter Galleries; appean to tc calculated for an Armed Mercian Ship, or Private Ship ol War.....-Lilmenfums s tse inches. Length of Deck - • • • los 8 Brea-th - - - t 3 of • Heighth between Decks - 5 7t Deiith in the Hold - • 33 ag Adawafar.s 337 84-94 Toes. The Mete Ids are of gouge new, and la pod condition, and a re e ar al,mJet.t. After'''. ..'swill be Sol ',her Gum, Anninsitine. and Pmaillins. rartlestan of *hick will he esprefredin Caralogum which may be bad ems application to Mears. St. Ilarbe,G rem sod 150pm.11, mer. chants, I.onduta ; or to Mr. John Hawker, Machant,Plynanedit. AU the ilk of the VENUS will be Sold. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Tit. 3 Mot of Cot..el 7 Bars of 0.13,c About to Tore .4 !Atwood. Part of the Carpo tbe reetW lo', NI Ak ANNE. es7tored on bet vro).4;k: from the I lavabos's an.: Norfolk bi eve Cdtbrriat and Mary pr:vate Cup of wer e Capt.lll Go."Itull. Fur Sant, irs red further tufarusation,:plAy tolahn jarratt. pug. Efq. VC •ritr. , 4re, L-u. se Nk. Julia 1 Livid, Ater.lhaut, Y iraiolft• puRSUANT to a Decree of his Mainliy's Court of Exchequer, at We*mintier, made in a mule " Smith againft Wilton, ' the Creditors and Legatees of James Wilfon, late of Newington, in the County of Surrey. Linen-draper (who died in or about the month ofDe c ember ; 1 799 ).trze, by their Solicitors, to come in and prove their Debt* and claim their Legacies before Abel Moyfey, Efq. the Deputy to his Maki - ties Remembraneer of the Paid Court, at the Itioes Rensernbrancer's Office, in the Inner Temple, Loudon. 0111 or belay the 6th day of November nest ; or iltAlcfavit thereur, they will he persomtorUy excluded the benefit the Laid Decree. BLEASDALE and ALEXANDER,SoIIeitore. PURSUANT to a Decree of his tlajefty's Court of Exchequer at Weftminfler, made in a Caufe, entitled • Harbin value Barker;' the Creditors and Legatees of Stephen Popham, late of Frithani, in the County of Suuthamp:on, Efc. (who died in or about the mouth of September, itioc), are, by their Solicitors, to come before Abel Aloyfey,Efq. t::c Deputy to his Majelly'a Remembrancer of the tail Court, oa or before too 7th of November nest, and prove dacir Debt 4 and claim their Le. gzcies ; or in defau:t thereof, they •iu be peremptorily excluded the bixwat of the Lid Decree. BLEASUALE and ALEXANDER, Soheitora. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court 0 " " Chancery, made in a cafe Wickham agrbaft Collins, the next of kin of Hefter Coombe' late of Faulkiand, in the Parfet of Hemington, in the County of iosnerfct, Spinfter, detested, who were living at the time of her death (which happened ht the month of May [Soo), and are now living, and the perfonal Reprefent :tie! or Reprefentatives of fuels of them as have fines dial, are, on o: before the yth Day of November.lBo3, to come in and prove dui , Kindred and Reprefentation before John Ord, Efq. ooe of ti Mailers of the raid Court, at his Clambers, in Southampton-Build. ings. Chancery-Luw., London ; or in default thereof, they will le peremptorily excluded the benefit ache faid Decree . BLEASDALE aid ALEXANDER, Solicitors. from the LOND;e4V G 'MBYTE, Sept 17. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAX-AI - 11C'. SEPT. 17. Berldlire GentL me, and Yeomanry Cavalry. . _ F. T. Strad, Efq. to be captain ; Anthony beim, Gent..to be L ettenartt t job° Cully, Gent. to be C.ornet; Stephen Hen toned, Gent. to be Surgeon. Buckinghamthire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. George Marquis of Lakin:llam to be Colonel of the thrtt Rall• me .tt. Firk or Southern Regiment. William Wyndham Lord Gru,f fle to be Lim eaant-ColooeL To be Majora--Kender Maton, fici. Sir William Clayton, Bart and Honourable George irty. To be Captains—Charles Clown, Lewis Way. Eve. Lard Vir e:aunt Kirkwad, Sir George Raffea, Bart. kobart &Wadi, Thomas Tyrwhite Drake, slid Jamas Dupre, Vigra. To be Captain-Lieutenant—Robert (Luanne, kf4. To be Lieutenants-41r Robert Batelbn Harvey, But. William Clayton. Richard Gott, Chadors Clarke, Jam Pass, and - - • Par.roe Grinfell, Gents. To be Cornets— Vane, Make Swabey, Henry EuHoeh. William H. Irby, Joreph *lroise, Charles March, and karts Kingtton, Gent, To be Adjutant—Richard Harrnp. Gent. Second, or Middle Regiment. The Right Honourable Thomas Grenville to be Litotenant-Colo. mai ; and Richard had Temple to be Major. To be Captains—Sir Williams Young. Bart. Mims Henry Fra m otk, Geerte Morgan, William Lowodes, Scrope Bernard, and Thomas Sheppard, Efqm To be Captain-Licutenant--john Newman, Gent. To be Lkuteosuds—Actun Chaplin. Lancelot Wyak, Edward Oakley Grey, Robert Miller. sod John Plgon, Gents. Tip be Cornets—John Tookcy.Thomas Blick. Robert --- Hayward. ant Robert Smith, Ceuta. To be Adjutants-dlenry Huey, Gent. Third, en* Northern Regiment. William Pried, Efq. m brLiauttnant-Coload ; and A. H. Cath cart, Efq. to be Major. To be Captaiar—M.D. Manta, James Praed. Humphrey Praed. John Wiggins, Edward Hamm, and Richard Hardtop. Efqra. To be Captain %Lieutenant—J. Paunccroft. Efq. To be 1 icutenant s--George Cooch. William Smith, John Talbot, Charles Gardner, and Thomas Worley, Gans. To be Corsets—J. H. Hanfcombe. William Lucas, George Lir ea ., John °arrant. Graham Manmer.and Richard Alien. Cents. To be Adjutant—M. D. Manfell, that. Lord Cawder's Troop of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Henry Leach, John Bowling. thnts.to be 111111001111111tI; and James Pluttiya, Goat. to be Cornet. Loyal Cheviot Legion. Thomas Selby, Efq. to be Captalh ; John Mils, Clen to be Lieu tenant= Thomas Smith, Gott. to be Comet; Charles sdb', WifUam Loarrei, anti Inbn Hopper, Gents. to be &Aim lifethire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Captaia W,ldam Daislei& to be Adjutant ; Lindeman William Womb' to be Captain -Lkottanat I and Carnet Pu.cr LumC- claim, to be Payin - altzr. Harewoqd Troop of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. The Honourable Henry Lel:elks be Captaim-Commandant ; Honourable Edorard Lakelies, JIM.. Startle, Genc to be Lieutenants ; ant Francis Hale, Gent. to he Cornet. Knare(borough Troop of Gentlemen anJ Yeomanry Cavalry. - - - • - • - Thomas Sttsgtbi l Efq. to be CA;rain-Coaninastlant ; George Francis Barlow, Oa*. to be Lieutenant ; tog Hcsry Festoon _ . Clem to be Conict. Eali Lnthian Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. _robe Henning, Gent. to be Adistaut. Notting!) AUlthire Troop iti G e ntlemen and Yeomanry Ctralrv. Johatiod Wrkibt, Efq. to be Captais I and Thomas Nirtlstn, Cent. to be CONIkI. 10'11And Gentlemen and Yenrnanry Cavalry. Chutes Mangers, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vkc S. Ike Lyn, wbo Eaitem Regiment of SnmerfetOrire Gentlemen and Yeomanry CA,AIt y. The ad Povelm to be Oviou:1, vice Steph-nv, &Tetrad ; john Paellas, Gast. to be LisalteSllll( ; an thvpic salter , Ociat. in tie Comm. Welters: ltegiroent of Somerfetthire Gentle/Ina aud Ycom.tory CAvalry. Jobs Socetio:. !fq. to be Clmatu ; I osehl Gramm, Gent. to be Lieutenant • Fronds }Lorry, Gent. to be Cann t ; and Tbo. m e Zdiraed b}L bathe s Omit. to be Coast, like Holoaa, pro. motel. Scranton Legion. 'Tknn•a Mows, Vs. to be livaciazt-Cotoccl•Comotazdat. L;)yal Berwick Vclunteers. To be Captains--Rizbard itcavdey, Jahn anl Man Lc• ran, Flips. To be Lieutenants—Henry HiWaren!, Samuel Penton, Jam Parton, Ferrah Median, Andrew Janudon, and Clement Pat• Lion, Gents. Tororaisvemaiihish George Gans. _ Walter Rowland, I'. S. 1r..14/PLian , [aim Archbold, and a Thomas Al•Dosaid, North Britons Volunteer Infantry. Erie Lord Rear to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant; joint %Main Adam, Eig. and J.mes Mazkintoth to be Captain. To be Linitesanta—Jarnea Hamilton, A. 0; Davidfon, jam* Arderfon, and Alerander fthtcHe, Gents. To be Surgeon—A. i.....Ainkrfon,M.D. • Cupar in Fifahire V4=l= Infantry. feark t Efq.t??e ' Lcyal I)eptford Rifle Volunteers. John MaSm. Erg. to be Capoin; !oh,' Study Rains, Gent. to he nit Licutdaanc ; and William Decimal, Gent. to be See coodduto. Dumf . / ieslhire Volunteer Inflo.ntxy. The Rev. Dr. Burnllde to be Chapblc; ; Siam Copland. Gent. to be Suricon ; aid David Williamfon. Gent to be Quarter- , Matter. ad Battalion of the ad Regiment of Royal Edits. burgh Volunteer. Infantry. Charles itohision, Gam to be Saw, vice Andrew Hamilton,. wbo mires. Hayerfordweß Independent Fuzileers. William Henry Seoulfwid to be Captain-Conituantant ; William Davis. Gent. to be Fiat Lieutenant ; and H..nry Stove% Gait. to be Second ditto Loyal Kmghtthridge Volunteer Infantry. Robert Eyre, Pfq. to be Mayor Commandant; Henry Bowe, and John Squire, Mrs. to be captains:. James /Saber, Charles Downing, wit= Griffin. and Alfred Dancer, Geste to be • Lieutenanu; James Kembcr, and Thomas jackfou. Gans. to be Dilly's. sd Maker Company of Artillery. William Wallack, Efq. to be Captain. Wiliam ECU, Gent. to be Li:tuenant.. - - South Mimms and Hadley Volunteer Infantry. _ • _ _ George Dm Ern. to be Captain-ConaMandant ; Daniel Carpets • ter, Erg. to be Captain ; Jorepti Darby, and Charles. Cottrell, Gents. to be Lieutenants; Andrew I lopepod, and James Ham mond, Gans t IScAtitigns. Mold Volunteer Infantry. • Richard Ciersoes, Efq. to be Liesnenant-CeinseL Thomas Lloyd, Dfq. to be MaJor. To be Captains-- Wilham Wynne, Jobs liampbreys Parry, and Godfrey Davies, Elva. To be Lietwasents—Janse• Dicker Budd,WiP.hun Themes, Janes Conway, Peter Parry, John Peters, Peter Williams, W anent Ingleby, and John Jones, Grata To be Earn—John Pierce, Thomas Roberts, Wiliam Owen, Williams, and Widiant Williams. Goon To he Adjutant —Geor, e Laic. Ger& Tv be Sargeon7Robert Roberts Gait. - . - kesioirat of Piiiley Volunteer infantry. M.Kerrall, Efq. to be Licubsant-Colonel-Cosnoaandast Robert Mazwell, bit s. birMajor. To be Captalns--.Johir Rau. Robert Ham Fulton Miterroll, James Heater. William klidand, and Jelin 6uodgras, Elva. To be Lieunmants..oltver jaadefoo. Cesspit/I foodgras, Mar. thew Smith, Joh!: Orr, John Buchanan, Gavin Maurdl. than Gibkm, George Stlndraz, Murray. Iltvitgs Grain, Robert Campbell. WiW7am Starling, Charles ausuauf and James Muir. Gertz ifai To be Enthos--W liae iiliam Orr, Jahn Whyte, Chide* .sd Frauds Martin, Gents. To be Adjutant— --.- Shodgras. Gent. To be Magoon—J. Mule, Gent. To be (tarter -Malta—O. Mazwa, Om*. Renfrewlbire Volunteer Iqfautty. Dayport Maedowall, to be LitusuConainu. dant; Alexander Pora.rield. RN. to be Major. To be Captains.... Andrew Warm, William Cos:brio, Lndevie Holdup. WO= Lowndes, Thomas Bifsland, and Jobn Black. Elva. To be Lieutenions..Mattb... Browne, John Craig, wigum Mae, Thom Taylor. Wdliam Black, James Dallas, James Adam. George Macfarlane, James Aitken, Andrew Fade, mul John Wylie, Gents. 'To be Enligns--Jamcs Scupill, and Robert Watt, Gents. To be Adjutant... Charles M.Artbor, Gent. St. Andrew, Holborn, above the Barre, and St. Georg* the Martyr, Volunteers. William Reader, Efq. to be Lieutensak-Coloael Commandant. William Crudiley, tag. to be Major. St. Sepulchre's, Middlefer, Volunteers. Itleberd Ford, k.fq. to be Major-Commandant. To be Captains.-William ltobinfon, Julia Bard, and Philip Bed wen, EN". To be Lieutenants—.oeorge William Woad. Efq. William Rey nolds, Wildest Barnard, Lturte Thialwali. Edward Cue, anal John Briggs. Gans. Stamford and St. Marke's Volunteer Infantry. The Marquis of Etter to be Major-Commandant. l'o be Captain...aisles Roberts, Thomas Stukh, and J.weses Torkingtoo, Efqrs. To be Lieuresauc.—William Jackfon, Williana Broughton. and Richard Newcomb, Gouts. To be Enrages—John MiW, WiTdara $. Darwin, and John Illanve, Gcnts. . Theme Volunteer Infantry. Pbilip Thomas Wykhion, tfq to be Capada t Jones Barrohang Sawn, sad Henry Rcynnets,Gvnte to be Llentemnis and Ed ward egync, Ucnt. to be F.nagn. • Truro Volunteer Infantry. James Deiroakte. Geot. to be Enflen, sire Bate, promoted. Willington Volunteer Infantry. Thew Eyttea. ifq. to be Major. ro be Captains—lidera:4 CNA; .lotta Rocke, sad Egerton Leeks. Files. To be I.letece tati-aneery nralbans, Robert Hentbew, Warn AirAlce, Rtzbin: 2dooorfort, Edsrard &met; and William Trotter, CHITS. To be erne:den. Oent. Beynhuril Vo.unteer Infantry. Mors John Keaton to be Maker-Cconnuebilant ; tau Honours:A Frederick Welt, and John Sao yer. *.Vlq. t. be Captains. Tobe Licereaants-4.laniceSavryer,Thontas Coreotry,aed Hon y blevrall, Omni. To be boding—John Balbw,.ll, Thomas Mkldant, and Rkbard Shelton, tarots. Volunteer Corpsformed at his istjerly's Docklardb. Di:ea:4 and Wootrkts Itcfikerta—S:r treads John Hanna.