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Q 'V 7' Prcm tkel.OlVD.:iN G.YZE7TE, Sept. to. WHITFHALL, SEPTEMBr.R r). The K'ng has lust tfe I to grant the y of a Baron of the %mit, d .!‘:n Grit Brit-in and Irel out to the Rirht t;rocrr. Keith. B roil K• ith of Sturchaven Nlarirclial. in the ( - curls of t. Knight ti' the Moll linn. , urahle Order of the at', a1..l Adroit...l4 the the Squadron of his Majefty's . But. :aid to the heirs male of his holy law:ully begotten, by the name, Ry;e, and title of Baron Kith, of Bauheath, in the °minty.). Denthaeton; nod in default of fuch iffue, the dignity of a Parorels to Margaret Mercer hlphinttonc, only daughtLr cf the Lid Partin Keith, aod the dignity of a Baron to the heirs lank of her body lawfully bcgotton. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The King has been plcalld to appoint Dodor James Cowper to h. Profeitor of pradicAl Attronotny and Obfervsr in the Univsr- Sty of tairgoW. The Mpg alfo been pleated to prefent the Rev Mr. Ouch it rim, to the Church and Parini d Baldernoch, In the Prefbytery of Dumbarton, and County of Stirling, vacant by the promotiosi of Janus Cowper to the alniefaid profriforlblp. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICS, SEPT. 10. ad Regiment of Life Guards—Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Harry Hopkins to be Lieutenant, by purchafe. vice Dathwood, pro mised in the 18th Light Dragoons; William Henry Hardy, Gsrt to be Cornet and Sub-Litutinant, vice Hopkins. 3d Ile...ittunt of Dragom Guards—Cornet ThynneHoweGwynne to be Lieutenant, by parch:de, vice Hole, promoted in the 24th Light Dragooos. ith Ditto—. George Goldie, Gent to be Cornet, without purdah*, vice Fergu on, promoted. . _ . 4th Regiment of I)ragoons-Hofpital•Mate Michael Frrroll to be Affiftant-Surgeon, vice Mathews, promoted in the tit Battalion of Referee. 7th Regiment of Light Dravona—Horpital-Mate George Ardley to be AlSdant-Surgeon, vice Dunn, promoted in the 3oth Foot. 9th Ditto—Cornet John Waring, from half-pay of the late sgth Light Drog.on, to bio Cornet, without porthole, lice Chap- . . . . . . man, proront.d. tath Di:to—Cornet Winiarn Heydon, from half-pay of the late atal 'Apia Dragoon", to be Cornet , vice Horton, promoted. tyth Ditto--Cornet W il liam D'Arcey, from half-pay of the late ith Dragoons, to be Cornct, withot. , porthole. 13th Ditto--Captaln Hugh Montgomery, from the 3d Foot, to be Captain at a Troop, vice Green, who exchanges; Holpitol-Mate . —. . 111;ornas Yearn to be Militant Surgeon, vice Chanibers, pro- nan. d in the Bth Baulk° of Rea:we. . sill Ditto, Grant, Gent to be Cornet, without purchafe, dee Verity, promoted. tft R. &lent of Foot Guards—Captain Cecil Bisilsopp, from 47th Foot to he Lieutenant, vice Murray, who exchanges. Colder...am Regiment of Foot Guards—Earl Richard Oriel Sl. t, from hatf-pay of the Regiment, to be Enfign, without pr rchafe. ad Regiment of Foot Gaards.-J. Henderfon,Gent. to be Affittant Surgeon, vice Cowling, who ragas id Anima* of Foot—Captain Nattall Greene, from the 18th" Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company , vice Montgome ry, who exchanges; Enka James King, from half-pay of the 4th Foot, to be Enlign. 4th Ditto.-Ceptain Thomas AunaltaaDoace,front the 19th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Alezaneter, who exchanges. sth Ditto--Captain J. M. Doyle, from the Foot, to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Tonfon, removed to the jd Gamifon BattaLon ; I.l.utenant John Spearman, from half-pay of the Re,;ancnt, to be Lieutenant, vice Web ber, promoted. sth liluo—Enkn Jernis Tinlry to be Lieutenant, without par chafe. vice Denoe, promoted in Colonel Ramfay's Regiment; Edward Broderick, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Tinley. with Ditto—Lieutenant Donal Macgregor, from the sth Wcit India Regiment, Lobe Lieutenant. jut!, Ditto—Francis Williamfon Gent. to be Enflgn, without parchafe, vice Davy% promoted. 54th Ditto--Liestensnt William Gitlin to be Captain of a Coin. • piny. vice Stuart, &ceded. 19th Insto.-Captain Alexander Alexander, from the 4th Foot, to • be Captain of a Company, vice Douce, who exchanges. koth Ditto--1 nfign Robert Telford to be Lieuten.nt, without put.- ' chafe; Enbgn At &ibid.' Reis to be Lieutenant, by purchafe.vice Pot, who retires; John Hogg, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Rafe tad Glato--Enfigo James Fleming to be Lieutenant, without par . chafe, vice Bottle, promoted. sad Ditto—Lieutenant J. Humphrey !Award min to be Captain of a Company, without 'archaic, vice Bradford, promoted in the gilth Foie. sgth Irian—Engin Peter Tripp to be lieutenant, by purelsafe Lianenaat John Auitin to be Adjutant, vice Carmichael, dif• miffed the ferrite. tee Ditto—Lieutenant A. W. Weioboofe teo be Captain of a Cow- Pan • Y• 27t.k Ditto.—Donald Mackenzie. Gott. to be Er.figu, by parchafe, • vice Sparrow, promoted. _ ulth Bitto—Captain Miller ClSford, from half-pay'of the late t tth Writ hulk Regiment, to be Captain of a Company ; Lieutenant Walian Hawn from half-pay of the 63d foot, to be Unite moot; Iliac Berets, Gent. to be Enfign. sigh Dices-. Captain H. jcikry Lord itihtirook. from half-pay of the illth Foot, to be Captain or a Company ; Lieutenant Patrick Creufura, from half-pay of the a tth Light Dragoona to be Lieutenant ; Liniment George Taylor, from half-pay of the 9th . Fin. to be Lieutennut3 •-•••- Newland, Gent. to be EnOgo. silt Ditto— Timms Brace. Gent. to be Ennis, without purchak. 37th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchafe.—Enfign Robert Oliphant, from the 7th Weft India Regiment. vice hischena e, preenoted in the 7th Weft India Regiment; Imfign John Brem ner, from tite_7th_Weit India Regiment, vice Iht•Laine, pro- mated in the 7:1; Weft India Regiment ; Pingo Lucius C. lit;rne, front the 64th Foot, rice Egan, demist& ggth bitto---Lientatant jcieph Jerrard, (tom bait-pay of the ssd light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant ; Entin John St. Leger Gor don, trot- half-pay of the mob Foot, to be Enflgn. 42d Ditto—Major lobo !argument, from the Bth Battalion of Ref; rvc, to be IlA r ajor. To be Captains of Companies—Captains John Dalrymple, Dun can Campbell, William Munro, and Maxwell Grant, trom the yid Foot; Robert Macara, front half-pay of the path Foot; limitation Cbarin Monne and John Darius. To be Lieutenants—Lkutertants Wllll mt Mackenzie, and C.F.W. Mackan, from the yid Foot; Adam Winton, Alexander An &etas, and Mungo M. ephcrfon, from half pay of the Regi ment; Jrthn litntitrfon, from yid Foot ; John Swanton, from half.pay of the 7sit Foot ; Peter Mon, from half-pay of the Regiment ; F.Migns Cameron, Donald Macdonald, and Donald Winiamfon. To be Fnfigns--2Entigns William Middleton, Durham Hall, Stewart. sed Duncan Campbell, (men the yid Foot; Adjutant james`Huoter, front batf-pay of the cite Elgin Fericiltios; Ec ho Joh,' Macdonald, from Isalf.pay of the 38th }out; Alex ander Maelacbtin, and Lewis Shaw, Oents. To be Adjutant— Li eutenant Archibald Menzies. To be Qgarter-Maßer—.Qiiarter-Maiter &demi Mould Mac intofb. 44th Liittn—Lieutenant John A. Jobdan, from the 2la Peat, to be equalo of a Company; Lieutenant tArebibaldMTauley, from tie sift Foot, tole Captain of a Company; Albert Frend; Gent. to he Enfign. 45th Ditto—Francis Maori, Gent. to be Edge, without put chafe, vice Moore,omoted. 47tb. Ditto—Captain Ta pr mes Murray, from the aft Foot Gordo, to be Captain of • Company, vice Blielbapp, who tarisanger; Charles Deering. and Richard Tattoo, Cents. to be Infigns Hofpotal Mate llamas Daum to be AG ilorgam, vice Doyle, promoted. Otth Dittn—Wialanh GM, Cent. to be Enrign• bitto—llmry Watis, Gent. to be Eitfis, without puretsfe, vice Reynolds, • roomed i Adam Hunter, Gem. in be fillip, without prelate, • et kills, promoted iu tbe tub BattAliou of sjd Daum-Captain 'Manua W. Bruth , rton, from haltpay of the Cadflreant Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Company; IJrotenant Caf.ar Andrew( from half pay of the :d !amain Ruvalt. so he Lkotavant ACillant Sanaa Philip hialiattan, from halt-pop of the pth Foot, an he Allfisot sow,. Lath rlt to-- W Slims ?dachas** Dick, Ceat. to be &Irmo, without pincher, vice Spanner. promote-1. s;tb lotto--lieutenant Edward Orme, from the -nth Font, to be Captain ors Company; William Hind. Gem. to be by putt! , vice Ackland. promoted; Lieutel ant Ricnard Him; t.r , is to be Adje taut, vice 11. stay, pronantral In the Ad W. it ;liana Regiment; Allitant Sorgeoa DLlZin.r to be Saryron. tore Vance, Frowned. _ - _ enant Getageiutbei IsisJ. Preen the slt: h F o re, too ►e I..ptsia el • Company ; Liesuaant Phillf F. Hag, fircai hal' pal• or thr 46th Pooi, to be T.7;-.1 tenant riAlih tattle% Ma. hory, from half pay of the late 4th Regiment of tbe frith Bib • • t• b • IMli•it e9M Ditto, Watts, Gent. to he Feign, without pinhole, vice 1414cgrezor, promoted; Horpital Mate Matthew Spry to be AlTiftant Surgeon,' vice Thompfon, promoted in the 39th Foot. both Di:to—`.:eorye Ja.k, Cent. to be Fillip, by purchafe, vice Mac,:cmm.ll, promoted in the loth Foot. 61 it Dirte—Cartain John Oke, from IA: pay of the 3eth Foot, to l•e Captain in: a Cornpany; Lieutenant Jame• Cullum Kelly, from half-pay of the otli Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Brown, whole appointrwnt does not take place ; Eutign John Hamil ton to be Litntenant. tad Ditto--Samucl 13411,Cent.to be Eoftgn, without purehare. 54th Ditto. Dougl4s, Gent. to be Enlip, without purchafe, whe Bcnvat, Fntrnoted. _ . . 65th Ditto—l.olign John Orrok to he lieutenant, without pur. chafe; Lnbgn Daniel Wright to be Lieutenant, without pur. chafe. 66th Ditto—Licater,ant William Knife, from the aft Weft India Regiment, to be Lieutenant; %tarter-Meter Robert Wau,sh, from half-pay of the 11th root, to be %atter Malta, vice Steele, whore appoint:pox does not take place. 67th Ditto—Liettienant John d'Areey, friim half-pay of the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant ; William Hart, Gent : to be Ennio. both Ditto—Bain George johnftou to be Lieutenant, ;Idiom porthole, vice Bird, promoted in the s3d Foot; Bailin --- Elliott to be Lizutenant, vice Rogers, promoted in the loth Bat. tattoo of Referve. 77th Ditto—Captain John Jo►nfoa,ftom the 6ztt Foot, to be Cap min of a Company. Btft Dinh!! De Carteret, Gebt to be T., n. 83d Dittc—Entign and Adjutant Rich rd Broad to be Lieutenant, without purehafe; Jofeph Vernon, Gent. to be /inapt, el per. &drone.: BucknaU, who retires. 85th Ditto—R. Llewellyn, Gnu. to be Enfign, by pnrehafe, vice Burbidge, promoted in 14th Foot; George Parkin, Gem. to be Eufign, by purchafe, vice King, promoted. 117th Ditto—Lieutenant George Newitt to be Captain of a. Ontn- Par y, without purchafe, vice Doyle, promoted in the 6zft foot ; Enfign William King to be Lieutenant,vice Newitt pad Regiment of Foot—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Mor ris, from the 73d Foot, and Captain the Honourable John Rani fay to be Majors. To be Captains of Companies—Captain Donald' Maepherfon, front half-pay of the late Cheihlre Regiment, Captain Andrew (Ails, from half•pay of Ogle's Levy, Captain John Levefon Campbell, Captain Archibald Camitbell. and Captain Allan Maclachian, from the 734 1 1 03 t. To be Lieutenants Lieutenants John 'Warrington, Henry, Hooper, John Duncan, Neil Douglas, front the ncl Font, and Lientenint Willism Gordon, front half-pay of the Regiment. To be Eufigns—Enfigns John Macdougall,David Freer, William Bruce, David Kenedy, from the 73d Foot ; Angus hater, Donald Campbell, and William !Mlle, Gents. ift Well India Regiment —Enfign Robert Kipling, from the 64th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without Purchafe, vice Maraud, who retires; Entign Gavin Stewart to be Lieutenant, vice Knipe, removed to the 66th Foot ; and John Mill, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Stewart. 3d Ditto Lieutenant James Thornton, fen. to be Captain of a Company, by Parchafe, Vke 014nts promoted; Bufign John Fagan, to be Lieutenant. vice Thornton ; T. Bell Henry, Gent. to be Enfign, by Purchafe, vice Depradine, wbo retires. 7tiiEtto—Lietttenartt John Mackenzie, from the 37th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by Portholes vice Villas, who re tires; Lieutenant Mordoe Maclaine, from the 37th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by Purchak, vice Chanaud, who retires. Colonel Chimps/nes Regiment—Captaln John Maclean, from the sth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Roberti* pro- moted in the Cuiadian Flmcibles. Lieutenant Colonel Scottish**. /teciment—Lieutenant Thais! Ware, from the 24th Foot, and Lieutenant William Conran, from 'he 54'h Foot, to be Captains of a Company. To be Enfignt--Louis Finet, Grant, and Etinington French, Gents. Tobe Adjutant, with the rank of Entign—Serjeant-Major Leech, from the 3th Foot. To be Quarter Mager— Morrifon, Gcnt. 2d Battalion of Referve—Lieutenant Stephen C. Bowen, of the late frith Artillery, to be Lieutenant; Henry Porter, Gent. of the late tit kith Froeible Cavalry, to be Lieutenant, with tern porary Rank in the Army; and Henry Barry, Gent. to be Enalin• 3d Battalion of Referee--Pnfign James Mfr= the 4th Battalion of Referve, to be Lieutenant, 4th Ditto--John Sargent, Efq. Captain in the late Wallace Fenei bks, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank in the Army; Lieutenant William tunes, from balftay of Etford's Corps, to be Lieutenant. 7th Ditto--Lkutentint John Smyth, from the 23d Foot, to be Captain of a Company ; Edward Chinnery, Efq. Captain in the late Suffolk Feneibles, to be Captain of a Company, with tem porary Rankin the Army ; and Frederick Waitron, Gent to be Tnfign. 9th Ditto-1 icotertant Richard Anfiftrong, from the 1 Ith Foot, to be Captain of a Company; Lieutenant Francis Sndl Mytton, from half-pay of the late independent Companies, to be Lieu nant, with temporary Rank in the Army. zeth Ditto--Lientenant Edward Biddulph, from half-pay of the late 99th Foot, to be Lieutenant. z nth Ditto--Coptain Samuel Montagu Sears, from half-pay of the 9th Foot, to be Captain of a Company; Lieutenant Michacl Silvaugh, from lulf-pa of the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant. J zath Ditto—Lieutenant . Murray, rrom the Syth Foot. to be Captain of a Company ; Henry Stank7,oaat. to be Emir, and Enfign Henry Lodge to be Adjutant. t3th Dino—Thomas Puferoy, Erg Lte of the Aberfteen Feneibies, to be Carib' of a Contranyorrith temporary Rank hi die Army, Enftgn Richard Carroll, from the :Sal Foot, to be Lieutenant, EnSgn Thomaneoanyn, from half-pay of the tsth Foot, to be F.nfign, with temporary Rank in the Away ; and Qtreter ?dater C. Lamont, from haltpay of the late AberdeenTena ble', to fie Quarter -Maker. 14th Ditto—to be Lieutenants—Lieutenants James Pratt, from half-pay of the 77th Foot, Donald Robcrtfuo, from half-pay of the late 3,1 Regiment orate Mk Brigade, and Hugh Maepher fon from hall.pay o! the Americus Provireiab, with temporary Rank in the Army. lith Ditto--Enfign George Lorton, from half-pay of the 32d Foot, to he Lieutenant, with temporary Rank iu the Army. Canadian Fencible Infantry. Lkutenant Colonel David Shank, from half-pay of the Q2een't Ranger% to be Lkutenant- Coiond, and Andrew Hamilton, teat. to be Yawn• The King's German Regiment. Fro :crick Baron Deakin, keen the lob Foot, to be Colonel To be Captains—Liemenants Aurally, Henkel, from the Lytle Light Dragoons, and Jubtu Faroe Halos, from the 6th Foot. To he Lieutenants with temporary rank In the army—Lleutenant Pita de Sahte,late of the Dutch Brigade; Thema lissward, Cent. lee lAmtenant in the 6 , th Foot To be linlign--Tufter Heife and I Ant, Crory. Gents. 3J Koval Garrifso ilattalion--Afiften• Surgeon George Ainflie, front the late Gantries Bantam. to be Surgeon, vice Days who teem. Royal Wegion Train--Licutenatit Franck Wright to be Captain. with temporary rank in dm army; Lleotrnant Thomas tiotyi from bait p..y at doe Corps of CconntilTorles of Annkri, to be Lieutenant, vice Wrizt.t. HOiPITAL STAFF. Suerratel ) af ty wit Whkelorbe to be an Adiftast-Infpedtor of fld tals ; Purveyor Robert Stewart, frnm ball -pay, to be Deploy ewer or to the Forces; Apothecary to be Gareifou Surgeon of the Mend of Barbet:we. BARRACKS . To be runic it•Mafters la Omit Bratalm—Tbnmas Haynes, Erg. May', of the ttrului Vehement French White, °COL retired. Eaten of the Tower invalids; Cbriftopber hildOktnaft. Etq. fames Major 4 tie Dunbar Velveteen ; antes Galbreath, Gem. late Deputy Barraelt-Ntafter at York; obit Johaftnne, Oem. late Barraelt-Mater In the lilaml of norca ; Jahn fftwarnaus, Gent. and Gawp Lamb. Cent. North Devon Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. 1..10n Abbott, Gent. in he Cam t NorthamptonlitireGentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Fit %Main Wake, Bart, in lu Captain ; Fdw and Fineverie, Omit. to bc I icatenant ; Robert Andrews, km. G•tit. to he Cnntet. Warykktbire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Hears; Adam", Gent. to be !Lotman. _ licckingtun Volunteer ArloHerr. George Friend, Fre. to be Captain ; John Friend, (kti sobs rat Lialteaaot i ]trio Frier.t,jwa. Got. to be Second Utomminu. St. Giles's and St. liloomioarn Volunteer Infantry: Alexander Hendrei Suther!and, Eft to be Captain; beotge Goa i:ing, Efq. to be 4Nptain. Broadltairs Volunteer Artillery. Stephen Phi!pot; Efq. to be Captain ; John Goodeeint Gent. td be Firit Lieutenant; Robert Barfield, Gent. to be Second Lieu tenant. Burlington Volunteer Infantry and Artillery. John Vitt., I fq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant; Wil liam Hall, Gent to be Second Lieutenant; Chriltopher Spark, (hat. to he Second Lieutenant. Canterbury Volunteer Rifle Co rp,. _ _ Robert Rullbrookt. Rfn. to be Captain; Herbert iiazke, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; William Webtter Sankey. Gent. to be Lieu tenant. Cinque Port Volunteers.--11l Battalion. _ _ To be Captains—Miehael Elwin, Efg. Thomas Bennett, Erg. an,i James I:brpherd, Erg. To he Lieutenants--Edward Sampion Rutter, Francis Perkins, William K.. mp, Henry Wright, Samuel Shepherd, William Sheppard, William Henry Hatton, Wilu.m Baker, and Thew philus Carter, Gents. To be Chaplain-14v. William Ladd. . _ To be Sorizon—Pbilpot YAW, Gera. To be Peonaltes , =GeorgeLed Efq. Second IS ittalion. Lieutenant-Colond Cheri% Douglas Smith, on dm halt-pay, to be Major. To be Captains-4. E. Hunter, Tharnal Gore, Stephen Mumma ry, John Hempen and Richard Collard, Mrs. To be Lieutenants.r-John Snowden. George Wells Hardtop, Wit. ham Aderns, Denwood I larriton, George Cock, Zechariah Co- zens, Thos. Gore, km Jetf.ph Hollams, Francis Cobh. jun. John Chancellor, Thomas Woodland, Stephen Boa, Peter Burge'', Daniel Bayley Jarman , Pau li n Hoofed, Wlliam Goodon, George Horn, apd John Swinford, Gents. To be Chaplain—Rev. Richard Harvey, un: To be Surgeon—WilliamHulke l Cent. To be Pay wafter—Daniel Hodgfon, Era. Third Battalion. Thomas Davis Lamb, EN. to be Identensm.ColoneL To be Captains-. Nathaniel Prodor, John Norton, Edward Mil ward, Weldler Whifthx, George Dawrs, Edward Tourr.ay, and Jeremiah Curtis, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—William •Watfon, Weeden Dam, George Lamb, William Phillips instils, J. God/worthy Shorter. Benja min Baron, William Bllhop, George William A rhhurnharn, Thomas Martin, Thomas Law, William Mackefoi, James Shipdem, Filcher Rafe, Gorge Children, James Worgden, Charles Venable, William Stacc, John Baker Sladen, Stephen Terry, Thomas 'Funi, Walter Curtis, and John Tempelt War. ton, Gents. To be Chaplain—The Rev. Drake Hollingbury. To be Sergeon—James Megan, Geist. To be Pay-matter—John Almond, Efq, Cobridge Volunteers. john Warburton, and Thomas Adams, Efqrs. to be Captains. To be Lieutenants—Re. Seeveafon, Robert Hales, Stephen Gael wits, and John Billington, Deal Volunteer Artillery. Itabert Keeler; Efq. to be Captain; John Winter, and Richard Rickerda, Gents. to be Fist Lieutenants Deal Volunteer Infantry. Jabs May, Efq• to be Captain ; John Cannon, and Tim . Paster Oakley, Gents. to be Litenteiants; William Huffs, Gent to be Eisler; The Ref. Philip Brandon to be Chaplain; and John 'Willoughby, Gent. to be t urgeoa. Dover Volunteer Artillerv.• Charles Wellara, Efq. to be Captain ; Thomas hiantetl. Cent. to be Firft Lieutenant. To be Second Lientenants--James Moos, Nicholas Ladd Steriker and James Peter Feder. Gents. I)nver Volunteer Infantry. James Vickery Thatcher, Hsi. to be Captain; John Reynolds, and R. Cow.ey Polhill, Gents to be Firft Lieutenants. Etruria Volunteer Infantry. John Wedgewood. F.fq. to be Captain; Jofiab Wedgewond, and Thomas Byerky, Gents. to bt Lieutenants; and Jolla Bps- Icy, Gent. to be Earle. Exeter Volunteer Infantry. Hugh Middleton Ellicombe, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice For. king, who ragas ; and Entign John Hutchings to be Lieutenant. To be Enfigns--Zacbary Trcwnsan, Gent.; George Arden, jun. vice Stabbsck, prvsmoted; Harry Mellruilh Ford. Gent. vice Hutchinp, prernoted; and Zachary Tumor, Gent. Extrainfler Volunteer Infantry. William Rai:Vora. Gent. to be Adjutant. Fraferburgh Volunteers. William Frafer, Efq. to be Captain Commandant : George Gor don. Gent. to be Firlt Lieutcsant ; and William Cooper, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Honiton, Hentyock, and Broadhernbury Volunteers. James Townfend, Efq. to be Major-Commandant. Litchfield Volunteer Infantry. James S. Patton, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Cokinel-Cominaniisat Fairfax Morelby, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. To be Captains—C . 4lles Simplon, Thomas Whit; WWiam Gill, John Philip Hyatt Arthur Hinchicy. and Henry Arden, Efqrs. To be Lieutraanto-2Thomas Drammen, James Smith, William Feary, Rabat Fero, Hoary Chinn, and Thomas Thyme Mor t an. Cents. To; be FnfirnsOsaries Edward Stringer, Thomas Taylor, Juba) Hewitt, and John Sherratt, Gents. Margate Volunteer Artillery. William Cobb, Efq. to be Captain; John Rnbafon, Gent. to be aft Licutenam; and James Hall, Gent. to be ad Lieutenant, Margate Volunteer Rifle Corps. Daniel Jarvis, Efq. to be Captain. James Bruoman, Gent. to be Fire Lieutenant. Norwich Volunteer Riflemen. itkbard Mathanic Bacon, Efq. to be Captain ; John Deer, Gent. to be Flrft Lieutenant; and Outlined Chapman, Cont. to be Second Lieutenant. Ramfgate Independent Artillery. Peter Blackburn, Efq. to be Captain. To be Licutenanta--Julin Netherton., Rickard Tistamptoo, and Thonaa Etgar, Jun. Gan& Ramfgate Volunteer Markfmen. William Humble Efq, to be Captain ; John Brown, Gent. In 16: Plait Lieutenant ; Daniel Friend,Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Rill old Volunteer A rtillery. lanseterd Wond, Et* to be Captain ; William Boys, Gent. and John Wood,Ocnt. to be Firft Liesteriaors. Sandwich Volunteer Artillery. Edmund Fmk, Efq, to be Captain; William Lee, anti Charles Emmufun, (Sena. to be Deft ;.enanta. ----- Seaford Volunteer Artillery. 14/1111 Cook, Efq. to be Captain; Suomi Cook, Gent. to be Ftrit Lteutasaat ; Fetlocks Gamble Gent. to be Second Lbottenato. tihropflaire Volunteer Infantry. John ltynniter Pau , ES* to be Colonel ; Jahn Combat FA. and Sir Cetbet Corbet, Bart. to be Lieutenant Colonels ' • Henry CraCc Pdham, and Edmond Plowdes. Flys to be M ajors. To beCaptaini--Willlarn Chariton, Edward Dlmmack , William Mearall „awl nomad Wolbltem, Ekes. the Honosrabk Kenyon, Robert I.ioyd, joteph Soitsa. Benjamin Ben s on. Wii• him Hatt Madras, William C.'hordi Romp, Charles Oakley, Owen Roberts, and Richard }kite, Eters To be Captain Lient..nonr—. Oast, Erq. To be Lieutenant.' —Richard Orast, French Lloyd Bayley, R kbard Keeley Hoar y lac, Thomas Loneneville Jones, Primate Preticy, Randal Edward., Charks hterhall. Edward Atl.m, James Aria, and Thomas S a tter, Grams To he I nCinw-Tbamas Newnhans, Thomas Cretan. John Cura tor, Chow Anderfon. John Cmytan. Edward Dads. Pctcr Pritchard. Janus Kent, and Jobs Bell*, Guns To be C:spleßeseresd idward tynaiton. To be Adpotant-Jrasda Quart:ie, Oast. Tabs Paysaaßer-EdwardlCynallon. kfq. Leval Southwark Volunteer Infant r y. _2 The Welt Hon Orme 'Herm? to be Lieutenant Colonel Cron inatolant klan Roth, Erg to be Lieutenant Colonel; Samuel Pritchard. Eh. to b., Mulor. To be Capt ains- -Saantrei }swell, Robert nanfon. Henry An rive, Jam. ones. William Thompfivi, Peter Barrie% Richard Parbcr, Joker himons.w.4 loan !emi!. tics. To be nen Licurenanta—Jobn Waver, Jahn ja , llGaeo, Henry Sad rr Jayne. Dorg-h. Percival Barker. Jakob Hagan., Grorre T,.ut ger•janon Marotao . J•ba Thealip 6 . l 4 ilierh AI% Th tauao.l *gins Holloway. 01.-ar. snlloock Volunteei • • Jan itirei, Gent. to be Adjutant, viee Radford. Wingham Volunteer Infantry. ..stepi en Elelt, Efq. to be Captain; John Dodds, dent. to bt comm. MEMORANDUM. The folloWing Appointments, as Rated in the Oaiettes of the tOth and t6th July, and of the ttla, 16th, 23d,and jock of Mind Lit, have not taken place oth Foot—Robert Seymour, Oeut. to be EnAgn. 6cth Thome, Gent. to be align. 611th Ditto—Enfign Wilgbm Lenwin to be Lientennit. t R Battalion of Referee—Fmfign John Read, front 36th Foot, to be Lieutenant ; Pcfball, Gent: to be Enfign. ith Ditto—Lieutenant Donald Mae Arthur, from half pay of the 42d Foot, to be Lieutenant ; EnSgn Chalice Urquhart, from the l•wh Battalion, to be Enfign. Lath Ditto—Litotenant Alcsander Sothetiand, front half-pay of We 94 Foot, to be Litotenam. 16th Ditto—Captain Richard Higglnfon, Milo half-pay of the Marines, to be Captain of a Company. • ERRATA. The Appointments of the Gentlemen to be Enrages to the Triniti Houfe Royal Volunteer Artillery, as flitted in the Gazette of th 3d boa. are altered to StewdLisiewsWilr. • BANKRUPTS. Thomas Abbot, late of Needham Market, Suffolk, yarn mak er] dealer and chapman, to furrender October 13, 14, and ai, a eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmunds. Attornies, Meff Dickonfon and Bolton, Bury St. Edmunds; or Mr. Wilfori Calt:e4treet, Holborn. London. George Shaw, late of Bleath Gill, part% of !Stough, Weßmore lami, dealer in wool and chap:tun, October 19. 10, and at, at elzven, at the White Swan Inn, at Brooch, in Watmoriand.—. Attornies, Mr. Jofeph Fothergill. of Clifford's-lon, London; or at Kirkby Stephen, Welintorland. X THEN Prole(lima' Men of education and le fponfibllity deviate from the general fyftemby the felettion of a peculiar Breach, the CaLetiva of kng continued fact& Is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my pradtlee to the eachdive treatment of HRE ti DISORDERS, and the fuecefsfol refult of my plan gives rre additional ardour to oppnfe as far as I am able the ram wares of thole complaints which arc the moll Imponaut In the aatav I -pie of human in fi rmities. _ _ Alter initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeoh, fanned a with at an gamy period of IN-sake to refeue individuals from the ignorance of unolurated Men, or the equally dangerous preelpitat,cy of general Praditioners. • The THkEItDISORDERS, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of a recent or long duoution.—ldly, MI ►inds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that derangement of the Whin , in Worsen iv tich Is tailed BAIULENNESS or STERigsry, Numerous direa'es are the refult of ignorance or bafte in dm trea !man of a fimpk Gonorrhea, and It not unfit-Timely haniens that the keds of Life are poifened by the Indifcretioo of an unguard ed bum By a Superior method loch complaints are tardy cured, and even where other have failed, I trait that I may ;meanie to offer a radical n -eltablifhment. Few, frewever, arc the cafes of compikatiel &fire& In the tlify older, compared with the cakmitous lituation. of Men, who frame Indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties or a faibionable Life, acquire that hate of Debility which Is ttlp unavoidable confrerience ruch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his ndfery, but archly conceals his misfortune, it may be fome - confolation for him to know, that although It be an object of doubt or oncerehity with tv,.!rr Praditinnen ' the removal or there DEFICIENCUIS by the gradual prostate of renovation 19 the acquiremeut of myeaperiesee. If the rites of Beechas Or Venue have begun to rodeos leanly vi gour. much ..nxiety will be prevented by an may comstersdbon o• this languid pate. and in there cafes no great theicoldes will mead Ent where this deficiency has for years eMfted, a proper Pen reverence it lndirpenfibly requifite to revive the lbanalitzing fpemits of I are, and to re-animate the Contlitution MARRIED WOMEN, who have long bete dicappointal ha their dracaena's of s Family, may be &gored, that to mot! M ilitias tech deka. are curable by Medical 0211. The SECRECY which is koeffential to my undertaking, and the (Leukemias, width I have prellemed to item fain the Baits of my preteaken, and in coincidence with luck this intimation is given. that Mr. BREE may he couruhcd perGanelly (or by knees Inclefing a (mall nice) at his Imeafe, No. a 9, Arundel-firma, Strand, near Tarorle-Bar. There Is an additional entrance In Water-flint adjoining, anti the name is en both the doors. M. MEL Manberof the Royal College of Surgeon. To the NOBILITY, GENTRY, and the Public is Genrials 'I'HE celebrated ABSTERGENT LOTION, for the cure of SCORBU VIC ERUP PIONS, Coaricrefs Red acts, Pimples, Ste. on the Pace, Heads, and Nrck : the only Ro m dy for rffcelnady cleanups the Oustplezieti, and removing ail Dircalcs of the Salo; is prepared _by the inventor and lie Premie n'', S. SOLOMON, M.D. at Son's Plate, Liverpool, As (hoc of "The Guide to Health," and other valuable Work ; Pints. es 61. Hslf Plots, 21. 9d. Doty iachsdeti. tjl` Note —A Government Stamp is patted on each Bott/e s the nano. and Onset abode of the Pro; dare, thus," Semis Solomon, Lurerpool," eagravtd therein, to counterfeit which it &luny, and l snug: We s ith De:stk.—None elfc are G 02114141 TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Dn SOLOMON has at length yielded to the fnbeitatinn of hN numerous vurefponelentr, and bas now prepfied his AllffElt• GENT LOTION far public oft, which, fvr a fertrf of years, bas be o the wonder and admiration of hit private packets I It n the molt clever. fragrant, mild, Ws, and valuable Liquid re With far Se.rbotte and other Idruptiolas on the Face and Skin. It grotty rellores the Shin to a de;ree of faimefs and purity be d be power. of deferiptlon. Ladles may rely that it tundras ib Skin fair, delicate, and ranee.% every kind of Italia, tea, his buen, and all thee freckles which mere, long Wads, of fading generally prrdeee; In 'bort. it n the only altitude a Lady can ere at her toilet with rale and comfort, or a Gentleman have Inennefs to when 'having Is became a dreadful opetatien by any eruptive dtf afe or. the face. This Abitegent may be applied witbout the few** hazard, for a mute &vertigo remedy =act be deviled fur cv tbs smolt de. hear, fusee. 'Adult and Gentlmmo maw rely on the Bond quattles of dill AbPargent, as the bat clearer and beautifier of the Skin. It re removes fpenitly, without pain or trouble, sW lthids of Pimples, iibut.worms, Spots, Lednefs, Swellings or Carbuncles of •ht. Note, ingrates, Sm.buni, 'l'.tt or Freckles, Saud, mid every Crews of eruptions . = the ferfue of the humeri body It is =nee: Lary to enumerate rbc advantages refuldng to the e"natlialan of every Fakes, by area sallyvanesAng obfkrealons from the gurface of the Shia, and thereby keeping tree and open the innesnarable paffages and pores the. which =tare cap= sS oft+ Is maim.. humours from the vital fluid, and which being ohamarcl, arc breed back mein into the blood, and become the lumen of many dangerous difn w. It is there. re a matter of much cook:pence, as well to prevent Mirth,' (Modem, as fur the pr. [creation of cafe, ersedvt, and beauty to our peria a, that we ocrafinnally ham remora. to peeper. inward appliestkos bet more afpeelany it laceomea emend? replete when the aka, of Mania ion make thew a and break alt Into Pimples, Rednef., Carbuncles, or ofth ee natanerus F.roptiona. It is by no Meal., Dr. SO LOSIONI a Inteeden toopptic the file of medians, pultl , ll•J lor finillarpurpokker Minter any thing thud. may curvy the Inialiefl Iles of inalleam ; nothing bet Me Ito 4.grft 6.14 Patton from prefuoages of high ratlk, Mesta hove Indu...d Mm to lobo* his Anitergent far public fait: net oily aS a Lotion, to he sled tolitift seder a mode ef the Antbinmedgierse but a. a Cefrtietic In vocal, the pooh palkikd by him of tie =tots are as honourable as they are ilmestrovertiblemadeledilesi thck, although they may be lubstitted to the infpe.2len of a vi - 1.01, rear at be laid before the public ; nor will any /safe as fire. however wonder its in its nature, or malted the chareace, sisL e be trobia.c.l. 'I he Abltergent DOW fair of' [web with thole whu give it a fair trial, aid as Its pries evidently Sews that on prime emolument Is [ought for by the Pruprletor,fo sib oaf the public be mentand that nothing but a certainty of - its (octets meld Induce Dr. Sosomon to hazard the good opildem ht Is honoured with by all reek., In them with the AMet ran lmine *bask they will nodeebt peoware gcnutoe' by WWI at the Stamp. Sold at his Wartime*, No. 6, Celleesormea. Dahlia; and t 3 his aprotunnert, by J. M a th e w s , No. 111, Strand; and , Co. Sow eserch.yard, Lead= ; Smith, inter, Hutted. Ildtr, Edinburgh; Obfgew end by an kiedicln. :l Vender, M every Marko Town la Gnu Britaus, Ireland, Antents. LONDON: Printed and patted by LEVELIC224T,(4 O Can -* terNary-place, Lambetli) at the STAR pins. 140 T. COW but. rubliand sire at as Srgba Orrsos,TerPh Pub Ha Rev Hot to ILI") fur be de the] gK met 14 Rays care 14( tatte Clk. 1 totny. Saw A Treat EWA the ii Dr. i.e< hem T', bail IM IBM c tere a 1: 1 1 . eu abe at Pon C He tats, fi ceder, We a eke dr dcrate 1...... A TF Mgr fa' In at Vi, t. of intaz. P., W. r.e nr I tenfil IA the 1 N. B acquilii tagoitnn p.rft C.l toid is;l t pro c lad upe art for Vent In orecr, a PM% Pirl. arr taut.'