Star. — London, England, 1810-07-23 00:00:00

THE ARMY: Saturday, about SOV men and horses sailed from Falmouth, with a fine breeze at North. to reinforce our army in Portugal. They were embarked on board rh- following transports, viz.—Good Intent PG, Cap tain WILBON ; Penn , VK. MIDDLETON ; Isabella EX, Scorn Sabi s JX, ROBSON' ; Trafalgar NE, HARM soN ; Hebe CI, BURN; Robert SG. Yesterday afternoon, the Ross and Renfrew Regi mens of Militia embarked on board Leith and Ber wica smacks for the former place, from the Tower, anu are eeplaced by the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards. T. is morning 300 men, drafted from the 2d and 3.L1 Regiments of Foot Guards, marched from London f(a . Portsmosith, where they are to be embarked for lartugal. Tuesday, the Mount's Bay Yeomanry Cavalry, wider the command of Captain Joule HoseneG, finish ed their permanent duty of 14 days. The Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND, on his way to the North, visited Yarley Barracks, where the Northuinberland Militia were ready to receive him under arms. After he had reviewed them, hi. Grace presented the Commanding Officer with £l5O, for the regiment to regale themselves. Tee Review of Lord Fizentetein's brigade of Life Guards by the Prince of WALES is deferred till Monday the 30th at ten o'clock. This corps, which is supposed to he the finest men and horses, and best disciplined in the service, is to be manceuvred by Lieut. General BtRTON. The temper, forbearance, and determina tion shewn by them is the late riots, has endeared them to all well-thinking reoplf3. Lord HE ATHFIELD gives a dinner to the PRINCE, Royal Family, and field Officers, who also dine with the PRINCE some day in the week. The different Volunteer Regiments, West of Tern ple-Bar, are to be lerigadeci on Thursday next, and, accompanied by Cavalry and Artillery, will march to Hampstead, for the purpose of having a sham fight. From the number of regiments that will be present. it is expected they will muster about four thousand men. They are to assemble at their respective pa rades, at nine in the morning, and the action will pro bably commence at twelve o'clock. We have been favoured with the perusal of the whole of the proceedings of the undermentioned Ge neral Courts Martial, which have been held on some of the Officers belonging to the Company's service in India, from a Gentleman, arrived in town, from Boni. bay ; from which we have made the following ab stracts Major VAUGHAN, belonging to the first battalion of the 12th Native Infantry, has been tried by a Ge neral Conrt Martial, in the month of July, 1809, at Secunderabad, charged with having been insulted and, threatened with infamous chastisement from Major Lynn ; and he, Major Vaughan, not taking any means to clear his character for such conduct, either as an Offior or a Gentleman—upon which charge the Court acqeloed him. Major SMITH, belonging to the I t battalion of the 14th regiment of Native Infantry, has been tried by a General Court Martial, at Bombay, in June, 1809, end most honourably acquitted, charged with unoffi ter-like conduct towards Lieutenant Hastings Fraser, Of the 86th regiment. Captain R. STANLEYi of the Ist battalion of the 25th Native Infantry, has been tried by a General Court Martial, in June 1809, at Bellary, by order of General PATEN, commanding the Ceded District, charged with making a false report of the company commanded by him, as well as of the battalion cal which he belonged, upon which charge the Court found Captain R. Stanley, Guilty, and sentenced him to be cashiered. Lieutenant and Adjutant MOLESWORTH, of the Ist battalion of the 18th Native Infantry, has been tried by a General Court Martial, at Wallajadad, in Octo ber last, for disrespectful conduct in entering by force the quarters of Captain Boardman, for which he has been acquitted. Lieutenant A. Cif AMBER% of the Ist battalion of the 12th Native Infantry, has been tried by a General Court Martial, at Fort George, in the month of Oc tober last, charged with having severely beat a camp follower, upon which charge he, Lieut. Chambers, was most honourably acquitted. Lieutenants MAC CORMAC and ROWLEY, of the 2d izattalion of the 9th regiment of Native Infantry, have been tried by General Courts Martial, at Quilon, in September last, for infamous conduct towards Major Campbell, belonging to the said battalion, for which Lieutenant Mac Cormac is cashiered, and Lieute nant Rowley suspended from rank and pay fur twelve months. Lieutenant POYNAUD, of the Ist battalion of the Ilth regiment of Native Infantry, has been tried by a General Court Martial, charged in June, 1809, at Musilipatam, with going to the residence of the Lieu tenant-Colonel of the Ist battalion of the 11th Native Infantry, and there conducting himself in an unofficer and ungentleman-like manner, for which he was sus pended from rank and pay for three months. Lieutenant Wiwite, of the 2d battalion of the 18th regiment of Native Infantry, has been tried by a Ge neral Court Martial, May, 1809, at Bomba. , for ad dressing a letter in a most disrespectful manner to the Adjutant of the said battalion, upon which charge the Court sentenced him to be suspended from rank and Illy for six months. BRITISH ARMY IN PORTUGAL. The following letter from our army in Portugal, I - lough not of a later date than former advices, con. 1 t..lns some interesting information : " Alvercke, July 4, three leagues in front of Celerieo. "The French have an army before Badajos, which is observed by Romana's people, and nine thousand men (five thousand of whom are • English) under General Hill. They have also a force in the neigh. bourhood of PlaCencia. The chief inimical force is under Massen.t, at Ciudad Rodrigo. Ney marched Ir-In Salamanca against that place on the 28th of May. To speak, or even venture an opinion as to the numbers of the enemy, is what I dare not do : the only means of information is public report, or ac counts of deserters, which vary every day. It is pretty well ascertained, however, that before Badajos there are eighteen thousand men. Their cavalry be fire Ciudad Rodrigo consists of one regiment cf hos s:.rs, five of dragoons, and two of chasseurr-a-chewl, (rn.unted riflemen.) The E ng li s h arm y i s i n fi ve r-tvistons numbered from one to foUr—the fifth is . .. . . , *sts oftiri49ci . .sid termeJ I;ght, and eon! s , , 95th, and s two regiments of the Portuguese cosadorn (marks+ men). Each division has attached 40 it some Pont'. . guese regiments. I have Neu walla thorn in ap- I patently excellent order, well doathed, armed, paid, and drilled, and having an English officer or two in each. Under these circumstances they should act well ; a short•time will, I imagine, deCide this point. " The first division, under General Spencer, is in Celerico and its neighbourhood; the 2d with General Hill, at Portalegre ; the 3d with General Cole, can toned at Guarda and the adjacent villages ; the 4th. is at Pinhel, under General Picton: the light divi sion is perilously advanced, and close to the enormous French force before Ciudad Rodrigo, whose gradual IA and brave defence it hourly witnesses. This i ti.. vision is underthe command of General Crawford,U d is in admirable condition, notwithstanding half the troops are daily on picquet, and the remainder march out before day-break every morning, and are turned out by false alarms two or three times a day. I had the good fortune to be present at two of these alarms, during my stay at the advanced posts. About eleven in the morning the beacons were fired, and the bugle sounded—the regiments turned out with great cele rity, and marched to a height in front of Gallegos, and formed in battalion column if quarter distance under cover of the hill, with tile horse artillery anci hussars in front ; the alarm was occasioned by . a large body of cavalry approaching close to our videtter.-- General Crawford ordered Lieutenant D. of the horse artillery, with his gun, to move forward : he advanced and fired a few rounds, and the cavalry re. ired with precipitation ; they were only a foraging party, and the troops marched back to Gallegos. " Between two and three o'clock the bugle again sounded, and the troops marched out as usual. The piquets were engaged and driven in. The enemy was in great force : he shewed strong columns, parti cularly of cavalry. It was a fine spectacle to see their movements on the plain between Agueda and the Agarva, a small river two miles distant from the Agueda, . which empties itself into that river, near Gallegos. Ney completed a reconedisawe from the commanding heights of which our videttes had been disposse , sed, and then withdrew with his force,leav ing his videttes posted where ours had been placed, previously to the skirmish. In the aftemooon, how ever, we repossesed these points. General Crawford has his piquet. till on the Agueda, but has retired his division to Lameida (Almeida), a league from' Gallegos. The country on the other side of the Coa is beautiful and open, and covered with grain, i which exzenis itself around, and grows even to the trunks of the trees of the open woods; the banks a' • the Coa are extremely rugged ; the river has four I bridges and some good fords, which are scarcely practicable for artillery below the B.tda Malos. 1 " I was at Gallegos five days since for a few hours, and plainly saw the breach at Ciudad' Rodrigo. It jappeared of much extent ; but I understand the French cannot see sufficiently low over the glacis to batter the foot of the wall, which is only an old Moo rish one with towers, behind which ramparts of earth have been formed. It cannot, however, hold out much longer, and on its fall depend our subsequent movements." ' - o - LPirr - E. ".! CROWN OFFICE, JULY In. Unita RETURN KD TO SERVE IN THIS PnguNT PARLIAMENT. Burets of Tr , ernrir,ece. —The Right Hon.Willlatn Dun las, In the room of M. lubald Colquhoun, Esq. who has accreted the Chiltern Hundreds. MILTI'ARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, JULY 21 . leh Regiment of Light Dragoons—John Gourlay, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Jones, protuowtl. 23.1 Ditto--Lieutenant Edward Dawson, from the 62d Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Dowd, who exchanges.. 24th Ditto--Cornet Lord A. W. M. Hill, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jennyns, who retires. 2,s ! r it ro D o i p tt , o— wh L ho ie t t l i t ten pu a r i c i h t u Fr e ed , v e i r c i e ck Ei T is em p Prager to be Li eutenaut , vice Willitamrp o le H mo e t n o te r d b C C o a i p ne ta t l :J e o c s o el e f p s h a . edCornet and Adj utant A b el Neale to have the Rank of Henry Wade , Lieutenant ; I enant ; Ensign Hirzel Le Merchant, front the 65th Foot, to be Cornet, vice Prager. to be Lieut e nant, S e ' o h x ir r l it e , y v , Coldstream hi Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign Patrick Sandi iticeenstr.octok,bwe nto be Lieutenant , without purchase, vice Fortescue, who Ist Rt. resigns * ; h E o us e i x Z e ii ha v i i g t e e % Sandilands. Poet, Regiment of Foot—Liester ant Matthew M'ole from the 523 6th Ditto—Ensign Robert Stanford to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vi ce Enry, who resi g ns ; M. %V. Gild er , ent. to he Ensi g n, vice Stanford; etephen Radcliffe, Gent. to be Ensign, sv I hunt purchase vice I.illy, pto.nnted. Bth Ditto—Ensign M. MiDermott to he I.ieutenant, wilonit purchase, vice leers, superseded; Richard Moen, Cent, to be • 'Ensign, vice M`Dermott. 12th : - .)itto—Robert M'Alpise, Cent. to be Ensign, without pur chese. vice Leattheater. who resists. 18th nitro—Lieutenant Cide Maim II to be Captain of a Corn. pasty, by purchase, vice O'Ferrall, who retires. To be lieutenants—Eesi g n Arthur Loughlin, vice Orel, deceas ed; Ensign Richard Barry, wi.hout purchaue, vice Arnstronie, appointed to the 4th Dragoons; Ensign Samuel M'Clunock, by purchise, vice Maxwell. To be Ensigns—John Gordon, Gent. vice Loughlin ; Edward Casual, Gent, vice Barry. To be Paymaster of the Ist Battalion—Lewis Tucker Sumpter, Esq vice Drake, deceesed. 19th Ditto—Captain James 114'Nab ro he Maj , r,bypurchase, vice Matthews, who retires; Lieut H-nry Seple to he Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice M`Nab ; Lieutenant Lionel H. Hoghes, front the 3d Ceylon Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Hay,'Who exchan g es ; Second Lie u tenant Francis G 00411411, fro:n the e e'd Ceylon R egiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Saun ders, deceased; Henry O' .hen, Gent. to be Ensign, without pin-chase, vice Bell, who resigns. 'lst Ditto—First Lieutenant Joh.' Carry Campion to be Captain of a Company, by put chase, vice Thompson, who retires. 22d Di. to--Z: ' e mu George Hewett, front the 4th Ceylon Regi- merit, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Shawe, promoted ; Lieutenant ------ Dobree, from be 114th I Foot, to be Lkurettant, vice Cockburne, deceased; Ensign J. Byrne to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Enright, pro mond in the 100th Foot • Ensign J. Byrne, from the 65th Foot, to be Ensign, vice e I raston, promoted. 47th Ditto—Paymaster Samuel Franklin, from Half Pay of the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be Paymaster of the 3d Battalion, vice Edmonds, who exchanges. 28th Ditto—Ensign Edward Cottingitern to be Lieutenant, vice Harsop. deceased; Robert Parke, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cot tingham. 30th Ditto—Easken John Gaivey to be Lieutenant, vice Watson, deceastti. - 31u—William Ryan, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hewson, whose appointment has not taken place; Thomas Milbank, Gem. to be ditto, vice Langley, whose appointment has not taken place. 32d Ditto—Lieutenant Gem-gel:leech, from theloyal Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Mole, who exchanges. 33d Ditto—Lieutenant M. R. Freeman, from the 80th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. ..aid* °Wear., deceased ; Ensign Arthur Trevor Hill to be Lieutenant, by ptarchese,vice Orrock, promoted; Arthur Tr.vor Hill,' Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Twig*, promoted. Bow.srtterr.—An infamous girl of the age of 15, 42d Ditto—Alexander inns, Om% to be Eestgn, without pur. swore on Friday that she WAS pregnant by 4e'r father, chase, vice Campbell, whose appointment has not taken place. and the man was accordingly committer! ; but on 48th Ditto—Joaeph Thompson, Gent. tote Eotiign, by purchatio, ice Close promoted. - being afterwards closely interrogated by the Lady s?d u.‘ D . ' • to—Lieutenant Matthew Anderson,. front the 91st Feet,! with whom she lived as servant, she confessed that f to be. Lieutenant, vice XPNeil, vs ho exchanges. idle had swum falsely against her father, and that the 59th Ditto —Henry Hartford, Gent. to be .Ensign, by purchase, person by whom she was pregnant was a master Lay- vice Clarke, promoted in the 86th Foot. • lot, with whom she had li 7 ed servant , and who had 80th Ditto—Richard Barnard Fisher, Esq. ,to be Paymaster of the lit Battalion, vice Robertson, who resi g ns; Hospital-mate given her two guineas t • swear the child to her father. I William Morrison, to be Assisting -Burgeon, vice Morris, de. The mistress, horror struck with the little wretch, . ceased. took her before Mr. NAIIES again on Friday evening, ' 62d Ditto—Lieutenant James Dewd, from the lad Light Drae when the Magistrate very forcibly po nted' out to her g oons,, to be titer -Dant, vier Daws on. who exchanges. 65: li Dit to —.i Acute nar! John Cluttt r uck to Captain of a Com • the wicked conduct she had been pursuing. Aft e r - patty, vice Dansey, deceased; Ensign S.Warren to be Lieute wards the Mag istrate sent a ttischarge to Bridewell rant, vice Eden, deceased; Ensign Henry Johnson Pearse, e. for the father. I from the 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Clutterbuck ; En. A printer named Beckett, concerned in the late con-1 sign rol l :e a r. jlini'resze i to u b e a Liaercuthenanarnt,Gheynfiurtcoh be ase, E v n i s ce i Fraser, gn, vica spiracy among the printers at The Timer Office, was I Warren; Thomas White, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Le Mar apprehended on Saturday,* at Weybridge. He was chant, appointed in the 13th Light Dragoons. brought to town, and in default of bail, • was corn- 67 th Ditto — Ass i stant -S urgeon E. W e ld, from the 79th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Lormcr, deceased. witted to Newgate. 69th Ditto--Ensign Alexander Mulligan to be Ueutenant, vice On Saturday a young man employed in the Cm- Wood, deceased; Ensign -- Cuddy to be ditto, vice Yull, toms, was tried at Hick's-hall, upon a charge of ut- deceased; .William Ruxton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mulligan; I ring seditious words. The only Witness against . I B st roofre nine, Gent.to A ly ditto, vice Cu ß ddy. h i w Ditto— Ditto — Ensi gn an d j utant ---- o neon to have t e him was the prosecutor of the name of Ruthven, who rank of Lieutenant; Ensign and Adjutant John Graham, to also holds a situation in the Cpstoms. The Jury, have the rank of Lieutenant. brought in a verdict of Not Guilty. : 77th Ditto—Owen Griffiths, Gent, to be Ensign, without pur " chase. vice Keep, who resigns. 1 J. Matson, the driver of the Deptford coach, was -- 79th Ditto—LieutenantWilliant Marshall to be Captain of a Conn• ' charged at Union Hall by J. Church and W. Phillips, pang, vice E. Cameron, deceased; Ensign Duncan M'Pherson 'with a gross assault, He brought them from the to be Lieutenant, vice Marshall; Ensign John Webb tb be lower part of D eptford to near the Lord Nelson's, on ditto, without purchase, vice Macbean, promoted in the sd West India Regiment; Volunteer Duncan Cameron to be En- Tuesd ey last; when they offered to pay whatever sign, vice M'Pherson. was 1 ight ; but he abused, and pulled them by the 80th Ditto—Ensign Charles Curtis to be Lieutenant, without collar. He was ordered to ask pardon by public ad- purchase, vice Freeman, promoted in the 6341 Foot ;.lames vertisement, as well as before the Magistrates;_ oil SkeltPB. Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase,vice Curtis. 86th Ditto—Second Lieutenant John Kedge' Sandon, from the • agreeing to which, he was discharged. Ist Ceylon Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Elizabeth Hope was fully committed on Satur d ay, 87th Ditto—William Maginuess, Gent. to be Ensign, without from Worship-street Office, for Bigamy. purchase, vice Brackenbury, who resigns. 91st Ditto—Lieutenant Roderick M'Neil, from the 52d Foot, to T. Stnallbonee was charged at Guildhall, on Saturday, be Lieutenant, vice Anderson, who exchanges ;Surgeon Archi with einbezzling his master's money. Mr. Cass, a bald Hamilton, from the 9ed Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Scott, tallow-chandler in Fore-street, stated that the prisoner appointed to the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. was his apprentice, and had more than o n c e robbed 96tuhegleittim ent,Sttrotu e o s n ur ß g o e b o r n rt v N i V ce ou N l i f i e lta f n ro h m t e c i:e shi 4 e t r h el West-India him, but the present charge was for receiving 12s. ist,West India Regiment—Major Jonathan Yates, front the 47th from a customer, giving a receipt in his own name, Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase,vice Vs'ernyss, who and keeping the money; he likewise had some marked retires. 2d Ditto—Hospital-Mate %Wham Dudgeon to he Assistant-Sur money stolen by the prisoner from his till ; but he was geon, vice Peake, promoted la the 4th West-India Re g iment. willing to forgive him, if the Alderman would 4th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon A. S. Peake, from the 3d West send hint to sea. The prisoner confessed the charge, India Regiment, to be oureron, vice Woulfe, appointed to the 96th Foot. I and was permitted to enter the Navy. Ist Ceylon Regiment—Anthony R. (I'Doreell, Gent. to be Se- Twol men, rather genteel in appearance, took a cold Lieutenant, without purchase, vice eandoe, promoted in hackney coach off the stand in Piccadilly, on Thurs. the 86th Foot. day night, and desired the co a c hman to drive to Bat. lid Ditto—Lieutenant •th Joh o n \, A i nt l i i ll to be Captain of a Company , tersea. They alighted near the br id g e, azd whilst IvParkeurttionirclle be diaitto, vice without p urchase , ane ec , v e l a c s e et n l l .i m e r u o tr g en p t ro J n o , h o n the coachman was counting change for a one-pound- ted; Lieutenant John Tupman, from the 21st Foot, to be ditto, note, he was knocked down and robbed of 18 shillings vice Fullerton, appointed .0 thr. moth Foet ; Second Lieutenant Theodore Cook, trom the Ist Ceylon Regintent, to be Vint and his watch. lieutenant, willow purchase; Gerald A. Gisler, Gent. to i The Clubs met with great success in the last Lot- be Second Lieutenant, without pureilase, vice Brunest, do. ' tery at Hoat•issr and Co.'s, Cornhill ; p art of the ceased. . ' £20,000 sold by them was divided among 13 jolly sa Ditto—Lieutenant Charles I h lay, from , the h 19th Font, to be watermen of St Catherine's ; besides shares in the . Fyivr,sitpaln.li.teuG•eennatt:tt,ovhiece Secongdl, ie t u v , i e o ns e n s t c. w • n i g h es ; t ka ; e Y rc il has e, Borough and many other places in the metropolis ; vice Black, promoted; William Chadwick, Gent. to be ditto, also at Liverpool, Bath, Chester, Taunton, Leith, and wi.hout purchase, vice Lampheir, promoted ,n the ,9th Foot. Deal. Many Clubs are now forming from Graves- siciltaa Regiment—Auran Nicht 'as. Gent. to b, Ensign, without urcha,•t,..tl. r, v ice Stewar, pllllll . end to Ricninond, and every other p la c e in the kin g - 6th itoya Veteran Battalma —Surgt on James Scott, from the 911 t dcim : an aiditional 520,000 in the present Lottery, Foot, to be Surzeon, vice We. iace, &ceased. .to be drawn October the 19th, creates a strong desire 7th Ditto—Atsirant-Surgoon %Vire Watt. rs, from the 7th Foot, of adventuring. • to be Assistant-Surgewe vice Lido, who resigns, imilftnin • VwgIIIIIIF4III.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMNI .* ItosPITAt rrApp. %Air Thomas Oylby, OW. to be Itospical•Mau O. Ilia 'cc _ . • The King's German Legion. a Id Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Chalice .cbanze to be Captain of a Troop, Wins temporary rank, vice Clam. Busche, who resigns; Regimental Quarter-Master Daniel Borc'ere to be Cornet; Cornet Gustav Baron Gruben to be Adpant (with the rank of Lieutenant), vice Jansen, who resigns the Adju tancy only; Ttoop Quarter-Muter Jacob Hauscidkit to be Re. gimental Quarter-Mastet, vice Borchers. 3d Ditto—Lieutenant Court de Hugo to be Captain of a Troop, with temporary rank, vice Decken, who resigns; Cornet Geo. Meyer, to be Lieutenant, vice Hugn. lst Battalion of the Line— De W. del, Gent. to be Ensigo, vizi:. Men, appointed to the let Dragoons. sth Ditto—Ensign Charles Berger to be Lieutenant, vice Dres chell, promoted on the Staff STAFF. I.leutenant Frederick Baron Dr• scOell, (rim the sth Battalion et tO:• Line, to he Major of Brigad.., with the rank of Captain, vice Omptedli, deceased. MIMORANDUM. Lieutenant Thomas Bodkin, of the 98tb Foot. h sartscded, being absent without leave. Ensign Stephenson, o. the 7 h West India Regiment, is super. seder'. being absent without leave The Appointment of Lieutenant John Lythion, from the 48th Forst, to be lAeuteoant in the 2d Royal Veteran Ba• alicsn, as stated In the Vazette of the 2 40. June lao, hut 'lot taken illsre. Commissions in the Nerinlk Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Third - Eastern Regiment. Easlgn Howes to he Lteuienant, vice Douglas, resigned; Ensign .--- Seeker to be ditto, vice Miller, resigned. Dated June 2i, 1810 First Western Regiment. Samuel JAnson, Gent. to he Ensign. Dated June 6, 1810. Second Western Regiment. Major —Partridge to be lieutenant-Coliinel, vice Elwin, re. signed Dated June 20, 18►0. Rohert Lange, Esq. to be Captain, vice Wodebouse. resigned. Dated as abuse. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. West Kent Regiment of Militia. Henry Ketchley, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Preston, promoted. Dated March 24, 1810.—Richard Barrett, Gent. to be ditto vice Button, promoted. Dated March 25, 1810.—F.dwarti Hinde, Gent. - to be ditto, vise Riddock, promoted. Dated May 17, 1810. Berstead and Mailing Regiment of Local Militia. Wm. Henry. Golding, Gent. to be Lieut. Dated July 14, 1810. Blackheath Regiment of Local 'Militia. Ensign Charles Lear to be Lieutenant. Dated July 17, 1810. William Foster, Gent, to he Ensign. Dated as above. BANKRUF[CY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Barlow, of the Strand, Middlesex, mercer and tailor. William Herbert the yourgor, of Llanigthaes, Montgomeryshire, draper, shopkeeper, dealer and charman. Robert Siblvalri, of l.ower East Smithfield, Middlesex, norther, dealer and cllapman. George Wake, a Morpch, NtT" BANKRUP John Longhurst, of Kennington-lane, Surrey, victualler, dealer and chapman, to surrender July 24, 91, and Sept. 1 ; at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hartley, No. 3, New Bridge : street, Blackfriars. * • Lancelot Corbet, late of Cheiterham, Gloucestershire, shop keepers dealer and chapman. August 8, at seven, at the King's Head, Gloucester, August 9, at seven, and Sept 1, at eleven, at the Plough, in Cheltenham. Atternies, Messrs. Meredith, 12,,bins, and I'omkyns, Lincoln's-Inn New-square; or Messrs. Writes, Gwinnett, and Newnurch, Cheltenham. Charts Moon, of Southampton, druggist, dealer and chap:nen, August 20, 24, and Sop'. I,set one, at the Dolphins Inn, Sou thampton. Attorney, Mr. Barney, Snullsamptan. John Simpson, late of New Maim, Vlrksture, bo: ter and bacon factor, dealer and chapman, August ti, at .six, August 7, and Sept.!, at ten, at the ;erns Keys, New Maitert. Attorries, Mr. George Morton, Gray's inn square, London ; or Mr. Paul, New Mahon. Thomas Luccock, late of New Mahon, Yorkshire, stone-mason, • dealt, and chapman. August 8, at six. August 7, and f ept..l, at ten, at the Cross Key, Inn, New Mahan. Awornies, Mr. George Morton, Gray's-Inn-square, London ; or Mr. Paul, New Mahon. Joseph Weeks, now ,or late of Sidbury, Devorshire, tanner; " August 6,7, and Sept. 1, at eleven, at the Golden lion Um, Honiton, Devon. Atternies, Mr. Varry, No. 3, New-Ism, London, or Mr. Gould, Honlion. Jonathan Fox, taf Colenian-street-Buildings, London, merchant, July 24, at eleven, Au2.use4, at ten, and Sept. 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J. J. Burn, Auction MAC; Bamboo lornew-lane. brewer. Abraham Sutcliffe, of Lane End, township of Stansfield, York. shin, cotton-manufacturer, August 15, :at five, Augug 16, and Sept. 1, at eleven, at the Black Bull Inn, Burnley, Lancashire. Anomie., Messrs. /31akelock and Makinion, Temple, Loudon, or Mr. Grimshaw, Burnley. William Sweet, of Exeter, serge-maker, dealer and chapman, July 27, August 9, and Sept. 1, at eleven, at-the Hotel, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. Jobe Terrell, North-street, Exeter; or Messrs, Williams and Darke, No. 10, Prince's -street, Bedford-row. John Mapleton, of Bath, cabinet-maker, August 4,6, and Sept. 1, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, AB BristoL Attornies, Mr. George Edmunds, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Willlaml boas., Broad -street, Bristol. Rkhard Ord Mania, of Great Grimsby, Llrcolnshire, grocer, deals* and chapman, July 30, 31, and Sept. 1, at four, at the White Hart Tavern, in Kingston-upon-Hull. At turnies, Mr. Ralph Ellis, No. 4s, Chancery-lane, Loudon; es Mr. Robert Gal. land, Kingston-upon-Hull. John Bennett, of Tavistock, Devonshire, mercer, July 96.* two, 27, at eleven, and September 1, at one, at the Plymouth Inn, Tavistock. Anomie., Mr. John Davis, Essez-street, &mod, London • Or Mr. Edward Bray, Tavistock. William L uke, Richard Whitehall, and Henry Jenkin, of West Smithfield, London, linen-drapers, dealers and chapmen, July 28, August 4, and Sept. 1, at one, at Guildhall, Attcrities, Messrs. Cann and &lintel!, No. 179. Aldersgate-street. Stephen Wilson, late of Weatmoreland-place, Middlesex, bet now of Waltkamstow, Essex, merchant, dealer and chapman, Au gust 4, 24, and Sept. 1, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attor ney, Mr. Bryant, Copthall-court Throgmorton-street. James Knott, of Margate, gent, shoemaker, July August 4, and Sept.'4, at one, at Guildhall, Landon. Atturnies, Mr. Boyce, Margate; or Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, Bow-lane, Cheapside. William Harrison . William Gent, William Harrison, Samuel Cooke, and John Fairweather Harrison, Lte of 'tower-street, London, merchants, copartners, dealers and chapmen. July 24, August 4, and Sept. 1, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lamb, No. 163, Aldersgate-street. John Fairweathee Harrison. otherwise John Fairweather Hard • son, of No. 106, Fenclaurch-street, London, carrying on busi ness as a banker in copartnership with William Harrison, under the name and firm of the Totnes Union Bank, banker, dealer and chapman, July 24, at ten, August 4, and Sept. 1, at one, at Guiltinall. Anoraks, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Sonthamp. ton-buildings,- Chancery-lane. Thomas Ward, of Cheapside, London, haberdasher, July 94, 31, and Sept. 1, at ten, at Guildhall. Attoruey, Mr. Birkett, Bond. coo-, Walbrook. John Hans Knibhs, of Linsestreet-square, London, insurance. broker, July 24, August 7, and Sept. I, at eleven, at G u ildh a ll. Attorney, Mr. Pasinore, Warnford-court, Throgmortor.street. Henry Voting, of the King's Arms public-house, Brick•lane, Mid dlesex, victualler, dealer and chapman, July 22, August 4, and Sept. I, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Whit ton, Great James-street, Bedford-row. • Robert Stinker, of Epsom, Surrey, Innkeeper, victualler, dealer and chapman, July 22, August 4, and Sept. 1, at eleven, at guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. J. D. Fowell,No. 25, Fevita lane, CorithilL .Huh Watson and Michael Watson, of Newcastle-opon•Tyne, grocer., tee-deal:Ts, and copartners, dealers and chaptnen, July t 6. Atigu.t 4, and Sept. 1, at elsven, at Guildhall, London. As. tornies. Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday-strftt, Cluaride. Richard Yahoo, of Bishop sgate-st reet-Wi t h in, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, July 25, August 4, and Solo. 1, at twelve, I at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hite, Palsarave-place, Saaad. k. tp is of re xl 7 ;'s ,• Y