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EVAN t itr Go. w. 9. Tuize. iouth, with fn. 86, enant. Capt. T hay . On th eaft .yen in Ti 11/6 . The former . blows d com• en pro• pping. on the oft lin es a e relate, rft Paid a, but rt that re been be able lit pre boats r firm tubs of :IVOI3T- pinion. uus fea pieces. drilla 1, that r prize No le car• e time. tliAt wort boar.'.. r cnch- 1 they' I that cbriA• ton when they left Boulogne harbour. It was ezaelly nine o'clock When the gun boats came out of Boulogne, and about ten the CONFLICT fell in with her. The prize was fuch an indifferent faller, that the gun-brig was obliged to take her in tow ; and it is laid, that if a heavy lea had come on, Pie muff inevitably have Rink. In fah, from being In very low in the water, and fo broad in her beams, it would be a moral impollibility for her to live in a bra gale. Before Ihe had proceeded two miles on her way to the Downs, fhe (hipped Co much water, that the brig was obliged to let her fall alien), in brder to prevent her finking. The eighteen-pounder in her bow occafioned her to make a dead roll every Inftint ; and it bad fuch an effea on the ftomach, ifiit even the Prise Matter, and one of our feamen, 'were &fretted by it. It was feven in the morning, on TuefdaY, when they left the trench coati, and the Prize did not get into the Downs until half after three WI the after-neon.. As loon as they came to anchor, the Englith colours were hoitted. When that wit done, tire Mailer of the gni.' boat, and the Mi litary Captain; were ordered into the gun brig. The men remained on board until the ioftruelioris of the AdMiril, Lord KEITH, were received, to whole flitia dron the COMP LICT belongs. The 26 foldiers on board ire all int.y firong; well built young men ; but I tnuft conters, i never law men in my life who gave lire to flrong an idea of the term cut throats.— Their angry looks and unfhaven beards, added to an appearance naturally ferocious, do not at all agree with the manners of civilized nations, but be- (peak the ruffian bent on pillage and murder ! They are all extremely well clothed : over their uniform, they wear the fame kind of frock and trowfers as our artillerymen, with a cocked hat, and the national cockade. On an infpeiion, a diet bf arms, and a number of pikes were found. The pikes are from rs to t 6 feet in length. The bead of the pike is not made like ours; they rather refembk our fey. jeants halberts; they are about a foot long. On the Ruth deck, near the bow, is the part appropri ated for cooking their viduals, of which they had a fupply fafficient for three or four days,•and near that is a bed of thaw for the men to deep on What haa excited the greatell furprize is the eir: etimftance of BISRAPARTZ having given inftruetions for the eleven gun boats to leave Boulogne for Ca lais, knowing, as we do, the great anxiety he has evinced on all occafions to get them fafe into Bou. logne. The Frenchmen were silted, 'whde the boats were going ? One of them replied, gb To Calais, to grail& the afoul mandtuvres. ° , . • FAIIMMITM, B.—Arrived the Duni or RxNT packet, Dimwit, with mails from Jamaica and Crook ed Mend ; failed from Port Royal tath September, In company with his MajeßY's Sip Eaucit I, of guns: left there la Duquefne, 74, Creole, 48, Mig *me, s+, is Lodi, so, la Aiquille, and la Vigilante, :each, t French prizes) : on the 22d September In with two fcbooners, having on board a number of white inhabitants from St. Domingo, firing from the land, to *Void falling into the hands Of the Bri gands; they reported, thin one of our frigates had tun cn Sore at Cape Franctiis ' and was burnt; crew fared. His Majefty ' s brig Itaiool, of 18 guns, Captain Bisalit., had driven on (bore and defiroyed. _ after a (mart saion, the French brig corvette la Mu. tine, of is guns; Ike was attempting to efcape from Port de Pail. All: arrived laft night the Mary cutter, Lieut. Mutt, from the fquadron off Ferrol, having on hoard General Damn and fuite, who had on the pelage fibrin India to England, on board the Perfe rerance [oath whaler, been captured by a French privateer, and retaken juft entering the harbour of Corunna by his Majefty's (hip Status, of 36 guns, Capt. Peoirst, detached in chore by Sir EDWARD Ps :At w. The French fquidron at Ferrol were lying et tingle anchor ready for a lart. The Mary fell in with the Channel fleet off Uthint, 'conning of t 6 fail of the lines it was reported in the fleet, that the French had 27 fail of the line, betides frigates and tranfports, at Breft, ready fur tea : alto arrived the American chip Robert, Capt. iti.cdak, from Balti more, with tobacco, for orders. The Gips which failed on Sunday, tinder convoy of the Slattosiraa, pat back fame night, the wind falling (cant. The Duet or Kitty packet, Damns, is put under qua rantine, in confequence of three of the crew having died of the yellow fever.—Wind S. W. PLymonto, Nov. 9.—Came in the Dutch Chip Navigation; Captain Jaw Ma:tutu:att. from Batavia, bound to Amfterdam, laden with fugar, coffee, fpices, &c. taken by the Soirktative, of te gunk, %;aptain Hsa rocork—The Swedith brig Venus, Capt. Ragan, front Ttneriffe, bound to Embden, laden wine wine, fitc.—dte fpoke.fix Frchch priva teers of the coal of Spain, one of which had cap tured eleven Britith veal., betides the KING Gsos ot packet. The American hip Sufanna, Captain P. flawerr, from Norfolk in Virginia, laden with tobacco, pin in for orders.' The Danlth fhip Jonge Hendrick, Captain Haman BIRO, from Barcelona, bound to Copenhagen, laden with.seitte, after a par. Page of 39 days s alto the Danitb fhip Good Mother, Captain Luat► Lawsuit, from Oporto, with wine for Plymouth and Arundel Came io. deeply laden, a French brig, prize to the S 'atTkurit of 84 guns. Capt. MARRY ; (he left the ftpladron all well of Contain and Ferrol twelve days Lea. Cowts, Nov. z.—Yellerday morning the Ham burgh brig Louifa, Jacos LoansNs mailer, from Oporto, to Chriflianfand, laden with 300 cafes of fugar, and a quantity of hides, was wrecked at Mot teflon, on the fouth part of this ifland. About goo of the hides are laved but the brig having bulged, the Cigar is under water, and, confecluentlr, little can be faved. Gastmoce, Nov. 9 —The Griffin, Capt. Mowt.s, arrived at this port from Montreal, fpoke on the 12th Oflober the br ig _ Hero, of and from this port, Capt. SARDERS, for Newfoundland, in Ist. 48. 32. N. long. 49, o. W. all well. The Severn, LAW, arrived here on Sunday lafi from Briflol, after a paffitge of 4 days. The Peggy, BRICKNOCK, at Newfoundland from hence. The Polly, Pa:maim, at Grangemouth, from St. Peterfburgh. William and John, - 7 —, at Barcelona, from London. A letter from Captain DOUGLAS, of the Mentor, dated Triefte, in Ifiria, 25th ult. fays—r , The war has been very unfortunate to the Mentor. We ar rived here twelve days ago, from °della, in the Black Sea, after having had a narrow efcape from the enemy, almoft miraculous. " I law the Grand Seignior and all his emirs nhilft I lay at Conflantinople. The Turks appear very partial to the Englifh, and favoured me in fome cir cumftances very much. I was one of five Englifh vefiels, the firft that ever appeared in the Black Sea. We loaded wheat at °della, (a new port) belonging to the Ruffians, who received us as fomething more than mortals ; every perfon of diffinCtion feemed anxious to entertain bs the heft, and we were fo heartily tired of goflipping, that we gave denials to many invitations. We found feveral great characters of Englifh and Scots, who have railed themfelves to the highell polls of honour by their merit alone: they paid every attention to us, and were exceeding happy to fee their countrymen in thofe fo little known parts. The Duke de RICKELIEU was Governor, and General Coster, an Englifhman, the Commandant. Many French came there : their views very detrimental to our Baltic trade. " The merchants here demur in freighting us, owing to the infurance being fo high, occailoned by three Englifh wile's being taken in the Adriatic, by two privateers of three guns each : the three Englith bad but two guns amongft them." FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Gaavesum. Nov. to.--Prffed by the John, Widdy, from Africa; Carmen Las ELena, from Bilks ; Vrow Jouna, pass, from St. Andes.; Young Hahn*, —, from Rotterdam ; AMA Steeds, Lawrence ; and Three Brothers, Davis, from Emb drn. Sailed the Alert. Witham, for Mogadore ; Zephyr, Glan ville, for Limerick ; Hendrick, Scharer. for Lubec; Clementine Adrian,— • Negotie, Mcy ; &nape, Hordes% ; Cecelia, Olden ; Trintin, Overhald ; Nickolas and Ma*, and Young Regulus, Oro, for Embdas Aa,ivtb-..At Cowes, Commerce, Wilton, Iran Meridian ; Santa Ritta. Uhanis ; and Jane Olyna, Snit, from Bilboa. At Nelfon, Gayle*: and Union, AA, from Newfoundland At Penzance. John, Willis, from Charleflon. At Brad, St. Jo kph, Am, from //Mos. At Scilly, Favourite, Keith, from the South Seas. At Leith, Diligence, Butler, front Pete:Anvils; and Margaret, Brown. frost Gottenburgh. Off Aberdeen, Hero, Grimly, from Archangel. At Ulbon, Hope, Millelard, from London; Union, HatTuard; Lark, Norton; Qukkeirer. Rosa- Sone ; and Swallow, Nimbler, from Newfoundland; Ranger, Brown, from Dublin; Eunice, Dyer; and New Century, --, from lAltradeere; Des Amigos, —, from Cork ; John, Hydros ; and Ap-ilo, Baird, from the Cape of Good Hops. mit a COM- lacing o. 86, coins ic. un- ivates amen, le long roplete, I from or not Et!. 1, im d gave rarmly lerable a max% I OITA, I been lC Bon. n fhips s with Filen in FROM TEE lAMATCA PAPERS. KINGSTON, Avows- 13.—The Spanifh !loop Trini dad, from Anions Bay, bound to C&pe Tiberon, in detained by his Majefty's fhip Ectro, arrived yellerday. Auousr 27.—Tie American fchootter Hannah, Boars r, from Charfelon, arrived at Port Maria, on Wednefday Taft.—She was botind tb Cape Fran cois, but was prevented by our fqnadroo from enter ing that pore The owner of the Hannah, Mr. JO. SIP /I GOtTtalt, of New Xqtk, obtained petmiffion from Commodore Butz it to enter Cape Francois, for the purpofe of embarking his wife and three chil dren, and went afhore in a boat, but on his landing was, with two fearnen wl,o accompanied him, imme: diately fent to prifon by General Roc ti•os also, where they remained on the szd Ina. the day the Hannah failed for this ifland. AUGUST 29. —Saturday the SIC•Itt floop of war, Capt. Rosters, arrived at Port Royal from a cruise, with the following veffels, which the intercepted on the evening of the sd infi. coming out of Jeremie. They were bound for Cape Francois. and bad on board General FRITSSIIIIT, and the French troops lately employed in that place. which they had been com pelled to evacuate :—The American fchooner Wik liam Wright, laden with coffee, and at foldiers.— the American fchooner Moatferrat, laden with cof fee, and tl6 foldiers. The American brig Lilly, with 15b ditto. The French hoop la Courier el rico, with alio foldiers. The Sputa felucca la Barquifa, With General Fa gY TT and tome troops ; and the French fchodner la Defiree, in balls% bound to Gone. The American fchooner Nancy, La Bevy:t ar ea, wet bound to Cape Francois,hot was prevented from entering that port by our fquadroo. The French fchooner la Jeanette, from Port.au- Ptihee, bound to Cuba, with pallingers, prise to the Ecao floop of war, arrived on Sunday. The paffen• gers were put on board an American veffel, and permitted to proceed for that ifland. The American fchooner Eagle. with. tmops from jeremie, bound to Cape Nicholas Mole, and the French fchooner l'Emi. lie, from St. Mark's, for Port-au•Prince. detained by the Echo, arrived on Monday night ; alto on Tuefday morning. the AMerican fchootter Mary, With toffee. from Pbtt.au-Pt ince, bound to New York, detained by the fame velfel.—The fame morn. ing the French floop la Courier el vivo, failed for St, J-tgo de Cuba, with all the troops (he brought (di. cers excepted) having received permiffion for that purple. _ _ _ The T frigate, Captain Pugin% failed on Tuefda/ on a cruise; and the EL11111•MT of 74 uns,.Capain Dunnas and ECNO Hoop of war, Captain floosa. arrived ' the fine day from a cruise. The F:ench fchooner Poiffon Vubnt, from Port au-Prince to Cape Nicholas Mole, with paellas, taken by the Ecoo, on the tit ingest, arrived the Gine Morning; alto the Picas a fchooner ' Lieutenant Noce, from a cruise. The elbope of the French thip of the fine I)oGuay Tombs, from our Needn't,. Is now confirmed beyood a doubt. The ELI roller made every viatica to tome to a dote atlion with her, but Ineffeacally, owing to the cticmy's fupetior failing. On Thurfday evening arrived at Port Royal*, the (loop Jullice, Captain ViricEw r, from Jerunie, with difpatches for the Governor and Admiral. The prelent Rulers there, it appears, ate anxious for a commercial intercourfe with this nand. They have loWered the Republican Colours, and hnifted a blue and red flag horizontal, tinder which the Judice en tered Port Royal harbour. It is now Wied we In dependent Government of St. Domingo. On §aturday "evening arrived his Majefty's hired cutter SWIFT. Lieutenant HAWkER, from Antigua, in eleven days. She brought difpatches from Ctan modore HOOD, to Rear Admiral Duc N.V•OR TH, which were put on board the iF_.osus frigate, off Tortuda , , and proceeded with her to our fquadron, cruizingg off Cape Francois, which flue left on the istts intl.— There were at anchor in the Road of Cape Francois, three French frigates, an armed brig, and about 40 meichantrnen, that were expected to fail fliortly.— The SWIFT was fent from England on the 13th of June, with difpatches for Commodore HOOD, and Ar rived at Barbadoes on the 16th of July. Tuefday evening arrived at Port Royal, the French fhip Fancy,' cut out of Jeremie by :he boats of his Majcfly's (hip Tts ESE us. The EMERALD frigate, one of Commodore HOOD'S fquadron, has taken a French frigate, after a very long engagement. The French cartel fchooner Deux Antis, failed on Sunday morning for Port au Prince. Sunday evening arrived at Port Royal, the French cartel fchooncr Dolphin, from Mole St. Nicholas, in eight days. General Noatt.uts' Aid de Camp clime in her with difpatches for the Governor and Admi ral. She failed from Port Royal the following morn ing for St. Domingo. The Eotus frigate, Captain EVANS, arrived on Monday from Cape Francois, with the difpatches that were fent down by the Swar cutter, from Sir SAM. HOOD to Admiral DtJCt WORTH. The French fehonner Magicienne et Trois Al another name unknown, and the !loop Edward, from Port au Prince, bound to St. Jago de Cuba, with pafrengers, and a French fchooner, name unknown, from St. Jagn de Cuba. bound to Port au Prince, in ballall, fent in by the RACOON !loop of war, arrived the fame day. On the tsth init. three Dutch (hips, with very valuable cargoes, prizes to Plisoe aux, of 24 guns, Captain BLAND, went ins() Carlifle Bay. The BLANCHE frigate, of 32 guns, Capt. Munct, arrived on Thurfilay from Portfmouth, having tin der her convoy the fleet which failed from England on the 4th of July. The convoy arrived at Madeira on the 25th of July : failed again on the 4th of An. gull, for Barbadoes, where they arrived on the 28th, and proceeded from that Hand on the 3oth s they confifted of nineteen fail on failing from Portfmouth, only five of which were for this Ifland. His Majefty's (hip SToat arrived on Thorfday from Honduras. Off the coati of America Ike CO. countered a revere gale of wind, and was obliged to cut away her three top.mafts, and to throw moll of her guns overboard. Off the Eaft end, on Wednef. day evening, the fell in with a privateer, but a (quail coming on the efcaped. MONTIOO-RAT, AUG. 2y.--His Majefty's brig Racoon, Captain &sums., arrived here Taft Monday, from a cruize. On the ,7th inftant, near St. Jago de Cuba, Captain Mugu. fell in with the French National brig Mutine, a very fine large veffel. carry. Mg eighteen long nine pounders, and full of men, commanded by M. RAIIIAUD, Lieutenant de Vail. feati, making her efeape from Port au Pair to St. Jago. The Mutine attempted to crofs the Racoon's awfe, but was prevented and compelled to run on (bore on the rocks, in a (mall bay near St. Jago, when the (ruck her colours, and was left a petite wreck, full of water. Two Lieutenants and forty two men, belonging to the Ractene were abfent in prizes at the time of the anion . Several boats full of armed men were landed from the Mutioe loon after file run 'Sore. Nn accident happened to the crew of the RACOON nor was any damage done to the rigging or fails. / The Racoon, during her cruise. captured ten wails of different defcriptions, feveral of which were allowecl to depart with the paffengers; four fehooDers and a (loop have been fent into Port- Royal. PNILADALPNIA. JULY ts.—Extra& from a letter, dated Caracas. June af.--" An Engin Limp of war, the SURINAM, which arrived here a few days ago, with a prize, has been refuted permiffion/ to depart. She *as ready for falling yellerday, bnt the government frigate oppnfed it, end every perfon ex. peAed an engagement would enfue ; but the Englith Captain had more prudence than to attempt, with a handful of men, to oppofe the whole force of this place. All were yefierday at quarttrs. She has now Regally Dutch Officers on board, and will, no doubt, be made a prize. The circumftance, I fuf. pee. will be the occafion o loon giving the Wand a' new mailer." Adooxv 6.—The armed brig DifeoverY, of t 6 guns, and 4tl men, latp Capt. Downes., has had a fevers *Sion with a French privateer fchooner. It commenced at fix in the morning, and coarinued till twelve o'clock. The fehooner once got lathed on the brig's larboard quarter, and made feveral attempts to board, havin g tso men, bat was repulfed with great lon, and obl iked to Oster of, having her main boom and bowfprit Ibot away. The Difepvery could not purfue, having her math and fails fluttered and torn to pieces. CaLM Down cc, and Mr. Rosser MCAT, officer of marmes, wets killed I and Mr. Sins, the fetond Matte was woduded. The Difrotery return ed to Port Royal. - - Batt. taiLe Rhitent trench privateer (the rime that engaged the Ilfartrery brig) has taken the Flying Filk privateer, of Nevis, which had pre. anony captured three vetch, one a large French (kip front Martiaigne, with produce, and had, when itmcked, only fe,en men and a boy on board. Le Regulator was fitted oat at St. jago de Cob% is copper.bettoMed, and a remarkable fail failer. Her captain is a Gerken, her crew a enlleaion of all nations. among whom are twenty Englifit feamen, pet of them formerly beinnging to the Hematitic frigate. and' pan to the Kitty Sbeene, • Tortola riven:cr. taken poirellon of in the !all war by sar timersr aad carried into Camila on the ruin. rots l& i01171)0N CAZET TE, NOWN/ier 13. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • WAR-OFFICE, SIOVEINSFIL 9, Ello3. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Captaln the lionourable.L6- c.tier litzgcraid Stanhope, from the loth Light Dragoom, tep be Captain of a Troop. v.ce Artr.ftning, who retire. . . to Rt4iment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant lord Robert Man ners to he Captain of a Troop, by purchafe, vice Stanhope, re moved to the 6:h D ragoon Guards. zith Ditto, °Morrie, Gctr.u) he Cornet, without - perchafe, vice Thornhin, promoted in the std Light Dragoon,. _ . tBth Ditto—Veterinary Surgeon John N7iltitt. from half4say of the late aBth Light DragOOM, to be Veterinary Sulecoit, ttke Ryding, who exchanges. _ _ ft itegia - t . ent of Foot aturtle—Sainvel Lambert. Gent. tobeHo fign. by rurchafe. Colltrean:Regiment of Foot Guards..-Captain Henry Frederick Cooke, from the 28cli Foot, to be Lionznant, vicc Nixon. who exchaurces. IR n of tbe IR Regiment of Foot--Captria Ceo. Augvttt Leathes, from tin tit Dragoon.. to be 1.4.j0r,by purchaie,vics Prob. , promoted in Dillon'. Regiment. sd itat!.dijm of DittoSerjeant-gilior .--- Buckley, from the 23d Foot, to be Adjutant with the rank of Enfign, vice R..- hinfon, promoted in the t sth fiattarion of Rclurve. 3d RecinKot of Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Carter, troth half-pay of the ;th Dragoon Guards, to b.: Liclecuant, vice Brctiao, promoted. gti Ditto—John Pocket Williams Hodge, Gent. to be Enlist', by porthole, tic,: Barter, promoted. 13th Ditto—Enfigti J. W. Ciao° to be Lieutenant, by purehafe. vice Daly who retires.. !4th Ditto--Captain Marinas Kennedy, from the Newfoundland &tidbit', to be Captain of a Company, without purchate, vith Gravy, promoted. 27th Ditto—Albert Turrettin, G,-nt. to be Enfign, without pm , chafe, vice Waldron. promoted. 2Eth pato—Captain ioan Lyons Nixon, from the ColdArearn Fooi Guards, to be 'Captain of a Company, *lee Cooke, wbo exchanges. 3;:h Ditio . --Affiftant-Surgeon John B. Thowpron to be Surreal. vice Pcatherky, promoted; Holpital-Affittaat Jofeph Wsteek to be Afilltart!-Surgeon, vile Thompfon. 39th Ditto—Stephen Cuppage, Gent. to be Earl&Tl, by purchafe. vice Phibbs, who retires. sad Ditto—Lieutenant James Macpherfon, from half-pay of tilt It.gi r ment, to be Lieutensnt. 48th Gitto--Jamo Peacock, Gent. to be Enfign, without pttrehafe. sad Ditto--To be Lieutenants, without purchafe.—Enfigns Wil liam John Chetwynd, Henty Le Mdurler, Charles Stanhoplb O'Meara, Clement Poole, and William Chalmers; Lieutenants G. Jackfon, from the did Foot, and the Honourable Charles, Stanhope, from the syth Foot; Enllgns Neter Tomlin. from the Qlccu's German Regiment, and C. C. Mackay, from tit 341 Foot. To be Enfigns--John Ewart, Gent. Mee Chetwynd ; James Pay ton, Gent. vice Le Metal& ; Auguftus Merry, Gent. vice O'Meara ; William Rowan, Gent. vice Poole ; William Warm, Gent. vice Chalmers. 53d Ditto—Entga Edward Fitzgerald, from hatf-pay of the 27th Foot, to be Enfign, vice Killineley, who exchanges. 64th Ditto—Enfegn T. Carey, from half pry of the sett Poo4 be Enfign,vice Bonn, promoted in the 7th Weft ban Regiment. 68th DOM.—Allot:ant-Surgeon John Cole to he hatessa, vE Hutcheon, promoted • Hofpital-Affiltant J. C. Herm es be Ailiftant.Surgeoo vic e Cole. 69th Ditto—John Moffatt:6,ooot to be Enfigo, without parched. 78th Ditto--Natlisalei Oros Sinter, Gent. to be Ralik by ptor . chafe, vice Fulton, promoted. Ditto 7 -Captain WiWiust Shadwell, from half pay of die 34 Foot Guards, to be Capt'ain ata Company,vice Doyle,reasowd to the sth Foot; Enke Monies Clomp, from the 434 Foot. to be Llewenant. Ilgth IHtto—Lantenant Richard Staanard, from haltpay of the 17th Foot, to be Lkuteilant, idee Leeky, who exchanges. 97th Dittainlign James Raltt Hall to be Lieutenant, Without r ude, vice Murray, promoted in the Lath Battaßoa of Res. tit Ditto—Enfign Archibald Campbell, train the 6th North Ed tiQt Militia, to be Eaten, without parthale, vice Mac Imes promoted. eta Ditto—Enßgn John Phillips to be Lieutenant, without pin. chafe. vice Hooper, removed to the. yoth Foot. o ft Welt India Regunent.rOmpuda . lawird Waldron. trim half• pay of the late 7th Welt ladia Reelmoit, to he Captain, vice Mater, 1 . 1 has am talus pima 7th Dicto—John = misis C i for, t Galt. to be Eaten, without par. chafe. tit Bunko of Rderre:—Lkettetent John Maraca, from the eith Pone, to be Capes& ofs Commit. 3d Ditto—Captain Fktcher Wilkie, from Celond Chemportes itesinvant.to be Captain of a Compay. 4th Ditto—laiontenant Byte COW. 6111111 die path F•dt, 1010 Captain of Company; sod Cheeks Mork, Oust. to be Sap, without Purchafe, vice Hill. promoted lo the 6th Ditto—Lieutenant N. P. Tucker, from the silk look tribe _ • Captain of a Company. SO bitto—Uomenest Thome Ere, from the oh lass o Oa be Male Or a Caspar tal 0—..T0 be List - -e lab M f ßeelit is tie Am Mr.—Lieutenant Thebibb Slat of OM C A Z 2 and Sinclair Matas, Gen. Imor • is the teth l =.43omictr e... =oear- Wire. mltlibot Pyxis& tSJ Beitslida J. a Iroarskra fram half. pey stets aye& Prief. to be Liesamme. itog s = mbet. Trela.dJessmeter4sionel DOT Niselken to ba ebb em‘lbrary Rub is the Anne. - Pam beesiant. dam haltimy el the late yth Welt ladle Reamina. to be Saga. Mewtwaid Peabiblos—Zaßm R. P. 81Mesr. boat Mei *OM Foot, to be lisvatarat, vice Lewes, minovai to the KM tMea of Patina. Nova iloodi PeadlierTo Is Captains of Companies, with mar panty Ranh* the Anity z iC m tatikOeorge irom Wi pe/ of the Provincials ; Oda. mg Pam Wilgus Weeks, elite bat Saida Proviso/Ms to be 'Ammons. with tespporary Rash in the Amer-Ott. lichwasts. Timothy amiss, Richard Germ. Mae Ohminis. eel Richard Gibbets', Oenta STAFF. Captain William Same' Carey. of the Mb Feet, so be Defeet Qoartertnaßer.Oentral to the Fortes kink,' in both the Co with the Ruth of Major la the Army. Cammilliost doted the as* Amok My. HOSPITAL 'TAM Stcr sem O o o p r fir. hues the »t! /soy abe Greta 611tb Fate. to be Apothecary to the Fate. Memo waves. The Appoint:meat of Corsi' Todd, has I=r the *eh Peet,as be Ceeteie et • Compeer be the fed of Feat, se Rated be the Gouges of the yth dime M. hoe as taken piece w*i.orrtcr, soy. so, Taos. • Churehllanton Volunteer Cavalry. Heery Weinfeld, Gast. to be Llestanet i sod Mime Oast. to be Corset. _ _ _ North Devon Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. To be Colocts-elatoes Hem, Wilbeas Tardrew, end Witham Path. Geste. • Ethan Volunteer Cavalry. Cornet Kemp to be Lieutesent, and Wilds Wtbouro, Gent. to Genet. _ _ _ Ermington Volunteer Cavalry. John S. Pode, Efq. to be Captain ; Ramie Powell, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; and Winless Riven, Gent. teat Cadet. Kingfbridge Volunteer Cavalry. Jena Yates, Efq. to be °betas ; Maxis L. Cerellb, Gent. te be Lieutenant ; and Samuel Caroni', Gent, to be Comet London and Welttnintler Li ht Hot(' Volanteers. jambes Vaa aemeer, Gait. to be , vies W. Pone, wilasa Penhurft Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. _ _ Joist Sedity (Mary, Clam to be Corm. - Teigniteidge Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.* Orrin Shen, Rod Frederick Doyley, Dim to be Coptaing Batt, nod Timms Tghr, Oast.. to be Lietnewdoi Foods Teeter. and armee D. Odom to bo Comm Tunbridge Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. iViDkrei Offs a. aut. tube Contd. eke Stomas. needed. Uppattery Volunteer Cavalry. WALten Olto, Clam to be Licutoossa. 'Toro over. 0 ,i