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BREVET. Major Charles Morgan, on Half Pay of the 9th Foot, to be Lieu tenant-Colonel in the Army. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Hospital-Mates for General Service, Wm. Monat, Thomas Cash, Robert Berry, Thomas James Me hary, John Regan, Henry Collis Carter, and George Barclay, Gents. LINCOLNSHIRE. THE &tie of the ESTATE at SAX ELBY, adver tised fur the 19th day of Jamary instat,t, ie PosTromtil. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. WHITEHALL, JANUARY 13. The King has been pleased . to present the Rev. Robert Gibson, Bachelor of L'aws, to the Rectory of Fifield, ali.is Fyfield, in the county of Essex, and Diocese of London, the same being void by lapse. The King has also been pleased to present the Rev. M , Farlane, to the Church and Parish of Pol mont. in the Presbytery' of Linlithgow, and County of Stirling, vacant by the death of the Rev. Dykes Smith, late Minister there. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JANUARY 13, 1810. Copy of a Letter from Captain Browne, Commander of his Ma jcsty'► Sloop Plover, to Admiral Young, and transmitted by the latter to John Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's ►loop Plover, off Scilly, Jan. 10. Sir—l beg to report to you, that his Majesty's sloop under my command, captured this day the French brig privateer le Saratu, of St. Malo, comnlanded by Monsieur Roffe, pierced for twenty guns, but mounting only fourteen, viz. Ten twenty-four pounder cannonades, and four long nine-pounders, and man ned with 100 men ; had been at. sea eight days ; had taken the vessels named in the margin *, two of which • his M.tjesty's sloop has recaptured, and the other was scuttled by the privateer. I have, &c. (Signed) P. BROWNE. • Brig Pomona, from Pieto, Nova Scotia; brig Brothers, from Martinique; sloop Rambler, from Seville (scuttled). Copy of a Letter from Captain Arthur, Commander of his Ma jesty's Sloop the Chemkee, to Vice-Admiral Campbell, and transmitted by the latter to John Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's sloop Cherokee, Downs, Jan.ll, 1510. Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, that on reconnoitering Dieppe yesterday, I perceived seven lugger privateers at anchor close together, within a cable's length of the pier head under the batteries ; and deeming it notwithstanding their numbers prac ticable to capture or destroy some of them, I this morning at one o'clock, the wind being southerly, stood in and perceived the whole seven at anchor, as when reconnoitred ; I immediately run between two and laid one on board, which, after a fruitless attempt on the pa' t of the enemy to board the Cherokee, I succeeded in bringing out, and which proves to be the Amiable Nelly, a new lugger of sixteen guns, 106 tons, and 60 men. During the time we were under the batteries, the whole of the privateers keep up a constant fire of musketry ; but, I am happy to state, only two were wounded, viz. Lieutenant Gabriel and Mr. James Ralph, Boatswain, both in the hand. The enemy had two killed and eight wounded, three dangerously. I feel it a duty I ow+ to my officers and ship's company to state, their conduct deserves my warmest approbation, for the cool steadiness they shewed, both in attacking the enemy and during the time we were under the batteries. I have, &c. (Signed) R. ARTHUR. Wigan Regiment. Stanley Orrel Percival, Gent. to be lieutenant. Dated August 4, 1809. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAIL OFFICE, JAN. 13. 1810. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant John Williams to be Captain of a Troup, by purchase, vice Saul, who retires. 1 li Duo—James Trevor, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Carew, promoted. 17th Dii to—Lieutenant James Moore Young, from the 48th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Brown, promoted ; Cornet John Smith to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Walker, promoted Ist Regiment of Foot—Ensign John Holebrooke to be Lieute nant, vice Robert Campbell, deceased. To be Ensigns, without purchase—Charles Campbell, Gent. vice Butler, promoted ; James Couran, Gent. vice M'Killigan, pro moted ; John Cross, Gent. vice Holebrooke. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant E. Kirwan to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Hemans, who retires. 10th Ditto—James Tough, Gerit. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Foaktr, promoted. 15th Ditto--John Gur, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice I Warrington Regiment. Walker, who resigns. Albert Moss, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated Sept. 20, 1809. 18th Ditto—Lieutenant Abraham Bestal, from the Wicklow Mi- Commission in the Royal Cheshire Militia, signed by litia, to be Ensign; Surgeon John Cumme, from the 60th Foot, I the Lord Lieutenant. to be Surgeon, vice Cory, appointed to the 71st Foot. Lewis Goodin, sen. Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Fell, resigned. list Ditto—Lieutenant John Waters, from the sth Garrison Bat- Dated Dec. 31, 1809. tali in, to be Fit < t Lieutenant, vice Sankey, who exchanges ; — r , . . • ...ommissions signed by the Lord Lieuteuant of the e !rind Lieutenant Archiba d Ferrier to be First Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dickens, promoted in the 2d Garrison County of Inverness. Battalion; George Wharrie, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, Inverness-shire, &c. Regiment of Militia. by . purchase, vice Creathorne, who retires. James Macdonell, Esq. to be Captain, vice Carmichael, re 24th Ditto--Serjeant-Major Hugh Fleming, from the 3d Foot signed. Dated Dec 18, 1809. Guards, to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Ensign, vice Tupp, i George Dunbar, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Macdonell, promoted. deceased. • Dated as above. 26. h Ditto —Captain Edward Shearman to he Major, by purchase, I Inverness-shire Local Militia.-Ist Regiment. vice Taylor, who retires ; Lieutenant Joseph Smith to be Cap- Duncan M Pherson, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated tain of a Company, by purchase, vice Shearman. Dec. 12, 1809. 34th Ditto—Ensign John Ainsworth, from the Ist Royal Lan- Masterten Robertson, Esq. to be Major, vice Gordon, deceased. cashire Militia, to be Ensign. Dated as above. 36th Ditto—Richard James Bourehier, Gent. to be Ensign, by 4th Regiment. purchaseorice Milks, promoted. Ranald lalacdonald, Esq. to be lieutenant-Colonel, vice R. G. 53d Ditto—Ensign Alexander Knox to be Lieutenant, without O.:hese; George Tyrrell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Knox. Macdonald, promoted. Dated Nov. 13, 1809. 56th Ditto—Hospital-Mate James Hunter to be Assistant-bur- Ensign Alexander Dingwall to he Lieutenant ; and Niel Ferguson goon, vice Ovendon, who resigns. l to be ditto, vice Dougald Macdonald, resigned. Dated Dec. 57th Ditto—Cornet P. C. Parris, from the 14th Light Dragoons, 13, 1809. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Murchison, promoted. John Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dingwall, promoted; 59th Ditto—Lieutenant David Graham to be Captain of a Com- .A!exander Chisholm, Gent, to be ditto, vice Ferauson; pro pany, by purchase, meted ; Alexander Macdonald, Gent. to be ditto, vice Duguld 60th Ditto—Captain' vice Nunns Charles Mackenzie, front the 78th Foot, to Macdonald, resigned; Alexander M'Eachen, Gent. to be ditto, ` be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice MiNeill, vice Donald M Niel, resigned. Dated as above. appointed to the Cape Regiment; Lieutenaut George Henry BANKRUPTCY ENI,ARGED. Zulke to be Captain of a Company, vice Farrar, deceased; January 23. James Symons, formerlyof Hungerford-street,Strand, John Singleton, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Law, i baker, but late of Cheapside, London, milliner, dealer and promoted; Assistant-Surgeon Joseph Mortice, from the 61st chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. Foot, to be Surgeon, Vice Cummine, appointed to the 18th Feb. 24. William Kirkpatrick, late of Manchester, but now of; Foot. Broad - street - hill , London, merchant , at ten , at Guildhall. sad Ditto—Lieutenant Win. Smith to be Captain of a Company, March 3. Peter Corer, of the Chancery-Chambers, Quality. vice W. Smith, deceased, court, Chaucery-lane ' money-scrivener, at tell, at Guildhall. 67th Ditto—Ensign John Greenwell to be Lieutenant, by pur- BANKRUPTS. chase, vice Denny, promoted in the 3d Foot ; Wm. Richard William Curtis, late of Bayswater, Middlesex, dealer and chap- Moorsom , Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Handl. man, to surrender January 16, 23, and February 24, at ten, at ton, who resigns. I Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bower, Clifford's-lam. 71st Ditto—Surgeon Bontull Cory, from the 18th Foot, to be Henry York, of Carry-lane, Foster-lane, Cheapside, London, silk Surgeon, vice Quin, deceased. i dealer, warehouseman , dealer and chapman, January 23, at 72d Ditto—Sri j ant-Major —_ C oventry to be Adj utan t, I ten, January 311, at eleven, and Feb 24, at one, at Guildhall.— (with the Rank of Ensign), vice Renwick, promoted in the ' Attorney, Mr. Richard Bettye, Chancery-lane. 83d Foot. Peter Upsdtll, of Castle-street, parish of St. Martin in the Fields, 76th Ditto—Hospital-Mate John Bunny to be Assistant-Surgeon i Middlesex, builder, dealer and chapman, January iG, 27, and vice Jones, promoted. 1 Feb. 24, at twelve. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. launders, No 82d Ditto—Ensign John Mercer Wright to be Lieutenant, with• ' 11, Charlotte -street, Rai hbone-p!ace. oat pm chase, vice I lualey, promoted; Ensign James Hewson William short and John Hopper, of Clapham, Surrey, carpus to be ditto, vice Fra•er, appointed to the 9th Foot ; Alexander - ters, builders, dealers, chapmen, and copartners in trade, Jan. Carrol, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hewson. ; 20, 27, and February 24, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 91st Ditto—Lieutenant Houston Wallace, from the 14th Light Ware, Blackman-street, Borough, Southwark. Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Bra- Edward Asling and Limes Cooper, late of the Spa Road, Ber dy, who retires. mondsry, Surrey, (but now prisoners in the King's Bench,) Royal York Rangers--Ensign J. A. Dennis to be Lieutenant, copartners, merchants, manufacturers, dealers and chapmen, vice Winslow, deceased; Wm. Blakiston, Gent. to be Ensign, January 20, 27, and February 24, at eleven, at Guildhall,— vice Dennis. Auorney,Mr. Charles Harman,Wine Office-court,Fleet-street. OM Wes: India Regiment—Thomas Henry, Gent. to be En- DIVIDENDS. sign, without purchase, vice Caulfield, whose appointment has ' Feb. 3. Charles Robert Ellis, of Middle New-street, parish of not taken place. St. Bride, Fleet-street, jeweller, at eleven, at Guildhall.—Feb. 3. sth Garrison Battalion—Lieutenant Win. Sankey, from the 21st James Campbell, of the Shakespeare *rayon, Covent-Garden, 'vintner; at one, at Guildhall.—Fela 3. Thomas Wigarll, of Jew- Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Waters, who exchanges. atd Royal Veteran Battalion—Serjeant John Willis, from the ry-street, Aidgate, London, wine-merchatif, at twelve, at Guild- Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Stephenson, prc- hall.—Feb. 20. John Deakin, of Manchester, manufactut er, .t moved. tea, at the Coach aod Horses Inn, Mtunches:er. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS, DEG. 81. The Conservative Senate, the Court of Carnation, and the Magistrates of the Capital of the Kingdom of Italy, having respectively transmitted addressees of congratulation to the Emperor, his Majesty an- BARRACKS. swered the same, on the 18th inst. from his palace of District Barrack Master George Torriano to be au Assistant In- His answer to the Conservative Senate spector-General of Barracks. Trianon. Samuel Walker, Gent. to be a Barrack Master in Great Britain. was as follows : Henry Carrington, Gent. to be ditto, vice Shearman, promoted. " President of the Senate, thank the Senate, in my name, for Sandford Peacocke, Gent. to he a Barrack Master at alta, vice their late Address. The Illyrian Provinces form a boundary Flowers, deceased. which gives additional security to my Kingdom. My constant The King's German Legion. policy is, so to settle my Empire, as that war shall, for ever, be 3d Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Ernest de Biela to be Captain of removed to a distance from my French and Italian provinces; and a Troop, with temporary rank, vice Heise, deceased ; Cornet my people of my kingdom, which has for several ages been the Henry Bruggeman to be Adjutant, vice Biela, promoted; Re - theatre of war, know more than any other, all the calamities gimental Quarter Master Heney'Schaeftr to be Cornet ; and Produced by war. This letter having no other purpose, I pray Qearter Master William Hoppe to be Regimental Quarter- Gon, Monseigueur , the President of the Senates to take you into Master, vice Schaefer. his holy keeping. ' 2d Light Battalion—Gentleman Cadet Lewis Behne to be En. Yesterday his Majesty presided at a Council of sign, vice Farmer, who retires. State ; and in the evening he was present at a ball MEMORANDUM. given by the Queen of Naples. The promotion of Lieutenant Harding, from the 10th Light Marshal Marmont, the Duke of Ragusa, has been Dragoons, to be Captain in the 60th Regiment of Foot, as stated appointed Governor-General of the Illyrian Provinces. in the Gazette of the 30th ult. has not taken place. It is confidently reported that the Emperor has pre- The undermentioned O: leers are superseded, being sorted her Majesty the Empress Josephine with the absent without leave : Ensign Chalmers of the 4th Foot. 1 Ensign C. W. de Rochon, of the 60th Foot. Palace of Malmaison, and the Castle of Lakens, near t Brussels, and that he has made as addition to her ' ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 2 tth June, 1809. pension of 1,000,000 francs out of his privy purse.- Bth Light Dragoons. It is also said, that the palace of L'Elisee-Napoleon, For Cornet Beatty to be Lieutenant, by purchase, %ice Waller, in the Suburb of St. Honore, has been given to her promoted, read Cornet Beatty to be Lieutenant, by purchase, Majesty. vice William, promoted. ORDNANCE-OFFICE, JAN. 12. 1 JAN. I.—Yesterday, at noon, the Emperor reviewed Corps of Royal Engineers. the infantry, cavalry, artillery, and field equipage Second Lieutenant Robert S. I'iper to be First lieutenant, vice of the Imperial Guards. Watson, deceased. Dated Dec. 1, 1809. . His Eminence the Prince Primate of the League Second Captain George Henderson to be Captain, vice Graham, 'of the Rhine has arrived in this metropolis. His suite deceased. Dated Dec. 2, 1809. consists of Chamberlains, Variscourt and Diesback, First lieutenant George Graydon to be Second. Captain, vice his Private Secretary Egerer, and Professor St. Em Henderson, promoted. Dated Dec. 2, 1809. Second I.ieuteuant Robert G. Power to be First Lieutenant, vice merman, whom the Prince invited by a most polite Graydon, promoted. Dated as above. letter, to accompany him to Paris. • Second Lieutenant George Gipps to be First Lieutenant, vice o JAN. 2.—Her Majesty, the Empress Josephine, will Ross, resigned. Dated Dec. 21, 1809. return to town on or before the 10th inst. to take sat signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the . session of the palace L'Elisee-Napoleon, which is at County Palatine of Lancaster.--To be Deputy Lieutenants, . present occupied by the King and Queen of Naples. Thomas Srickland Standish, and William Assheton, jun. Esqrs. , I Yesterday afternoon the King and Queen of West- Dated Sept. 23, 1809. 1 phalia left this capital on their return to their domi- Thomas Scarisbrick, Esq. Dated Sept. 30, 1809. ! nions. The King of Wirtemberg and their Neapoli- Royal Lancashire Militia.--Ist Battalion. i tan Majesties are also on the point of setting off for James Royds, jun. Gent. to he Ensign. Dated Oct. ;Xi, 1609. th e i r respective kingdoms. 2d Battalion. Yesterday his Majesty the Emperor held a levee, Robert Entwisle, Esq. to he Captain. Dated Oct. 31, 1809. whith was attended by the Foreign Ministers, the 3d Battal;on. John Vernon, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Nov 1, 1809. IPi inces of the Imperial Family, the Princes of the i John Stanton, F. , q. to be diva. Dated Nov. 12, 1809. i Empire, &c. who paid their respects to his Majesty Local Militia for the said County.—Blackburn Lower on the co'mniencemcnt of the new year. Division Regiment. 1 The 5 per cents were yesterday at 79 f. 4.0 c.— Charles Whittaker, Esq, to he Captain. Dated August 16,1809.. Bank Stock 1261 f. 25 C. Leyland and Ormskirk Regiment. JANUARY 4.—His Majesty, with the view of fa- John Ainsdale, and Thomas Everard Cartwright, Gents. to be I Ensigns. Dated Dec. 7, 1809. i Touring the commercial operations already an thoriz- Samuel Bagley, Gent. to be Quarter Master. Dated July 1, 1809.. ed by special licences, has extended the list of imports Manchester Ist Regiment. and exports, so as to include the goods under men- John Bateman, Esq. to be Captain. Dated May 24, 1809. tioned. His Majesty had empowered the Minister of Middleton Ist Regiment. the Interior to grant licences to foreign vessels, for James Ridgway, Gent. to he Surgeon. Dated August 29, 1809. the purpose of encouraging the exportation of certain Newton and Failsworth Regiment. superabundant products of oar soil, and the importa- Thomas Porter, Esq. to be Captain. Dated August 2,1809. Lawrence Elton, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above, tion of certain commodities of the first necessity.— Robert Alfred Highem, John Knowles, and John Bridge, Gents. He has decreed, that the articles in the annexed list to be Ensigns. Dated Nov. 28, 1809. shall be added in the new licences to those specified Trafford and Hulme Regiment. in the former licences. Mark Watt, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated July 27, The articles permitted to be exported shall form 1809. only a fourth part of the cargo ; the other three- John Ballow, John Wroe, and Thomas Barlow, Esqrs. to be Cap tains. Dated March 16, 1809. fourths shall consist of primary native products ; so Joseph Speakman, Ev.q. to be Captain. Dated August 16, 1809. that a vessel of 100 tons must take on board 75 tons John Laylagd, Esq. to be ditto. Dated S. pt. 5, 1809. !of wine, brandy, liqueurs, fruits, seeds, or salt ; and Prescot Regiment. only twenty-five tons of stuffs, millinery wares, oil, Wm. Cross and Richard Marsden, Gents. to he I.ieutenants.— I I &c. Sec. Dated Dec. 6,1809. 1 Lawrence Cottam and Edwin Roose, Gents. to he Ensigns. Dated . LIST OF ARTICLES TO BE ADDED TO THOSE CONTAINED as above. IN THE FORMER LISTS. /OR EXPORTATION, Vinegar, paper, pasteboard, silks, embroidered stuffs, verde gris, oils of all sorts, honey, perfumery, corks cut and in pieces, turpentine, Spanish liquorice, dry pitch (by way of Bayonne), rosin, juniper-berry, box-wood, raw worsted, lamb and kid skins tanned and tarred, linen of Britanny, cloths and woollen stuffs of all kinds, velvets and cottons, silk, worsted, and cotton hosiery, cutlery, trimmings, china, work of leather and skins. Those articles cannot be entered in any greater quantity than one-fourth part of the cargo. The other three parts of the cargo are to be composed of the above-mentioned primary articles. TOR IMPORTATION. Russian tallow, wax, matte, sail-cloth, deal; for various purposes, sulphur in flour, pot-ash, staves, rows for fishing, Spanish dollars, black lead, lead, pewter, litharge, logwood, pitch and tar, barrilla, sumack, arsenic, fish oil, hides, and lig num vita. A projet of law has been submitted to the Legis lative Body, which - will be discussed on the 12th inst. for laying a duty of 6 f. per hundred on red lead, and enacting that merchandize of all kinds, with the exception of linens, muslins, and cottons, the importa tion of which, wherever manufactured, is prohibited, shall be permitted to be disposed of for home con sumption, in the same manner as prize goods. Ma nufactured tobaccos are to pay the import duty of tobacco in leaf, and also that upon the manufactured article. The other articles of merchandize are to pay a duty of 4 per cent. ad valorem ; and those that are not prohibited are to remain subject to the exist ing duties only. VIENNA, DECEMBER 23. The Archduke returned here on the 21st, in the afternoon, accompanied by the Archduke Albert of Saxe Teschen. The Staff of our grand army has this week been broken up, and also the various branches of adminis-, tration thereto attached. Prince John of Lichtenstein, in consequence, left Presbutgh, the late grand head quarters, and returned to this capital. An Imperial Edict was published on the 19th inst. ordering, with a view to expedite the payment of the war contributions due to France, all individuals to bring in before the Ist of May, 1810, their gold and silver plate to the mint, to be exchanged at a certain valuation, for debentures which will be received as specie, in payment of a loan which has been opened at four of the most respectable mercantile houses in this capital, upon the security of a part of the dominions of the State. INSPRUCK, DEC. 24. The great quantity of snow which at present covers the northern parts of the Tyrol, and which is from six to eight feet deep on the mountains, compel the banditti that have hitherto wandered about on the heights, to descend to the plains, where they are taken into custody. Order and tranquillity are every where rapidly restoring; the King's officers are returning to their • his M.ijesty's sloop has recaptu scuttled by the privateer. I h (Signed) • Brig Pomona, from Pieto, Nova : Martinique; sloop Rambler, from Se . Copy of a Letter from Captain Arthu • jesty's Sloop the Cherokee, to Vii transmitted by the latter to John W i.. His Majesty's sloop Cherokt Sir—l have the honour to reconnoitering Dieppe yesterd • lugger privateers at anchor cl cable's length of the pier head i and deeming it notwithstaildin i . . ticable to capture or destroy morning at one o'clock, the • stood in and perceived the whc • I when reconnoitred ; I immedi and laid one on board, which, a , on the pa' t of the enemy to 1 succeeded in bringing out, an i the Amiable Nelly, a new It I 106 tons, and 60 men. •i During the time we were u • • whole of the privateers keep musketry ; but, I am happy wounded, viz. Lieutenant G Ralph, Boatswain, both in the two killed and eight wounded I feel it a duty low to 1 company to state, their condui approbation, for the cool stead in attacking the enemy and dl under the batteries. I have, ! MILITARY PROT wAlt OF] Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons-1. be Captain of a rroop, by ptachal 1 ch Duo—James Trevor, Gent. to Carew, promoted. • 17th !limn--Lieutenant James ?door, to be Lieutenant, without purchas Cornet John Smith to be Lieutena promoted ;.? lit Regiment of Foot—Ensign John ? nant, vice Robert Campbell, decry To be Ensigns, without purchase—( 1 1 Butler, promoted ; James Couran, moos!; John Cross, Gent, vice lic 4th Ditto—Lieutenant E. Kirwan tc by purchase, vice Hemans, who Ti 10th Ditto—James Tough, Gerit. to Foaker, promoted. 15th Ditto--JolanGur,Gent. to be E Walker, who resigns. 18th Ditto—Lieutenant Abraham 13 litia, to be Ensign; Surgeon John , to be Surgeon, vice Cory, appoin list Ditto—Lieutenant John Water tali in, to be Fitt Lieutenant, vie Se!ond Lieutenant Archih.i d Fel iwithout purchase, vice Dickens, i : Battalion; George I,Vharrie, (..:e by purchase, vice Creathorne, wit 24th Ditto--Serjeant-Nlajor Hugh Guards, to be Adjutant, with chi deceased. • 26. h Ditto—Captain E.',ward Shear , vice Taylor, who retires ; Lic utc tain of a Company, by purchase, 34th Ditto—Ensign John Ainswort cashire Militia, to be Ensign. 36th Ditto—Richard James Bowel purchase,vice Milks, promoted. 53d Ditto—Ensign Alexander Kno: pt. _Rase; George Tyrrell, Gent. 56th Ditto—Hospital-Mate James . . • 1 gnats, vice Oveudon, who resigns, 57th Ditto—Cornet I'. C. Parris, fr to be Ensign, by purchase, vice N 59th Ditto—Lieutenant David Gra piny, by purchase, vice Nunns , 1 , - 60th Ditto—Captain Charles Mack be Captain of a Company, wit appointed to the Cape Regiment ; Zulke to be Captain of a Compai John Singleton, Gent. to be Ens promoted; Assistant-Surgeon J Foot, to be Surgeon, Vice Cunt Font. ~' 63d Ditto—Lieutenant Win. Smith vice W. Smith, deceased. 67th Ditto—Ensign John Greene chase, vice Denny, promoted in Moorsom, Gent. to be Ensign, vi • tort, who resigns. 4- 71st Ditto—Surgeon Bomull Cory Surgeon, vice Quin, _deceased. ' 72d Ditto—Set j ant-Major -- !;;.' (with the Rank of Ensign), trio IV 83d Foot. 76th Ditto—Hospital-Mate John I vice Jones, promoted. 824.1 Ditto—Ensign John Mercer V :".' oat put chase, vice I ittley, prom to be ditto, vice Fra.er, appointi Carrol, Gent. to be Ensign, vice 91st Ditto—Lieutenant Houston I Dragoons, to be Captain of a Co dy, who retires. Royal York R.,ngers--Ensign J. r . ' ii vice Winslow, deceased; Wm. vice Dennis. 6th Wes: India Regiment—Thor sign, without purchase, vice Cat 4 not taken place. sth Garrison Batt alion—Lieutena Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice W 3d Royal Veteran Battalion—Se Royal Military College, to be moved. stations, and the Bavarian troops treat the inhabitant; extremely well. According tq a report, a party cf the most furious of the insurgents, who had resolvee : to force their way by the Pusterthal, into Hungary, have been routed and cut in pieces by the Freih near Lienz. COPENHAGEN, DEC. 2.1. Baron Von Selbeg returned yesterday eveni ngs with the Swedish ratification of the Treaty ofionkop. ping. The ratifications were exchanged on the 19t1 : , The treaty has now been published. It was con cluded on the 10th inst. and consists of ten articles. It stipulates that the prisoners are to be freely restored on both sides, the sequestration of goods, and th e embargo on vessels to be taken off, and the treaty of the 27th of May, 1660, at Copenhagen, of the 3d of June, 1720, at Stockholm, and the t'd of July of th e same year at Fredericksburg, to be renewed, and tc remain in fell force. The course of trade, until fur. ther regulated by a separate arrangement, is to be c;' the same footing as before the war. There is also I separate article relative to the delivery of deserts!, and malefactors escaping from the °Lie country to ti. other. FRANCKFORT, DEC/MBE% Si. Count Von Balgany, attached to the Itusi.ian Em. bassy in France, has passed through here with ci;s. patches for St. Peterburgh. The principal line of French custom-houses in Weq. phalia passes through Rees, Bochelt, Sadlohn, Stadt. hold, Ahaus, Nieuhourg, Withringen, Mar.hzd, Rheine, Recken, Hopsten, Neuenkirchen, Vender. Diephelz, and extends as far as Bremen. An ofilce t of the Customs, with six clerks under him, has lived at Osnabourg. Orders Dave been rec , ...iveci ;.t Quackenbourg, upon no account, to permit the ra:. sage of prohibited merchandize. HAMBUROH, DECEMBER 31. According to the last letters from Ovenhagen' Gustavus IV. will, in the first instance, go to Brach. sul, in the Grand Duchy of Baden. A courier had set off a few days before from Stockholm for Carlsruhe. The accounts which we receive from time to time from Syndic Doorman, our Envoy at Paris, are very favourable for the Hanse Towns. STRALSUND, DECEMBER Q. The King of Sweden, Gustavus Adolphus, has arrived here, under the name of Count Gostorp, with his family and suite. Besides the King, Queen, Prince Gustavus, and three Princesses, the number of the travellers consist of 37 persons, who will, in a few days, set out for Switzerland, by way of Wis- mar, Hamburgh, and Hanover. Their departure from . Gripsholm was so unexpected, that nobody knew of it an hour before they set off; and the coach in which the King, Queen, and Prince were, travelled day and night; but that which conveyed the Princesses proceeded at a slower rate. The frigate Camilla, after a week's passage, landed them in Rugen, whence they were conveyed to this place in boats. GOTTENBURGH MAILS. STOCKHOLM, DEC. 23.—According to official intel ligence received by his Royal Majesty, the ratifica. tions of the Treaty of Peace, concluded on the 10th inst.n:, between Swedtn and r e in .rk, were on tl:e 19th exchanged. at Jonkoping, by the respective Ple nipotentiaries of the two Contracting Powers. JAN. 4.—His Royal Majesty's health is not yet per fectly restored, but the King is in a - fair way of doing well. GOTTEMBUROH, DEC. 30.—A French Officer of rank, with two Secretaries, supposed to be an em bassy to the Court of Stockholm, arrived here last night, attended by two Aid-de-camps, and this morn ing waited on the Governor. Nothing respecting their mission has yet transpired. A letter from Stockholm, informs us of the arrival of the Russian Minister at the Court of Sweden. JAN. 9.—Official accounts of a Peace having been concluded between France and Sweden, have been received this day by the Governor. It is understood that Sweden recovers the whole of Pomerania. JAN. 9.—The arrangement for the entertainments of the Prince Augustenburg, during his stay here, are finally settled. He ;Fill sot reach this place in con sequence of the bad roads till a late hour this evening. A private party will attend him at supper at the Go vernor's house, where he will take up his abode.— On Saturday the Prince and his suite will set out for Stockholm. _ _ His Majesty's ship Monkey arrived in Hawk Road on Sunday, having under convoy two transports laden with provisions for the fleet, under ccmmand of Ad- miral Dixon. This supply came in pood time, as the fleet had been for several days under short allowance. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, JANUARY 15. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. 3 per Cent. Cons. for money, 69i ex. die.--acc. Reduced 6944—Omnium 3 prem.—Exch. Bills, 91. 12s. pr. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per Cent. Red. 6911 i Omnium, S prem. I S per Cent. Cons. 69{ Excheq. Bills, 9s. 13s. pre. 4 per Cent. 84-3 I State Lottery Tickets £31.15 1 . 5 per Cent. Navy 99j 100 I India for open.l9l Loag Ann. 18 9-16 k I Consols. for acc. 70/I Since our last, Paris papers to the 3d and Dutch to the Bth inst. have arrived, but their contents are not of much importance. The game of divorce being ended, the court cards have again been shuffled into the pack. Most of the Royal visitors have returned to their homes. We have also received Spanish papers to the 30th ult. and Lisbon Gazettes to the 7th instant, from which we shall subjoin some extracts. A private letter of the 6th instant from LiSbOnf infouns us that the British head-quarters ar e at Coimbra. One of the Portuguese papers contains a long in* strument in the name of Pope Pius VII. giving a detailed account of the proceedings of the French is the Papal territorY. Thig document is entitled-- 1g 4,olloheal Latir—is accompanied by a Papal Brief; by which the authors, agents, and abettors of api laic val oft ma the 1 acc nt