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SAILIRDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. CROWN OFFICE, JANUARY 29. Member returned to serve in this present Parnutrient. Burghs of invernes t, Forms, and fortrose—Charles Grant, Esq. jun. c+f ‘vat,roi and one of the Corrunissionera fur exe cluing the (1111 c, of Treasurer of his Majesty's Exchequer. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JANUARY '29. Ad ni ; r3 j Sir John Warren has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Brown, of his' liesty's ship Loire, giving an account of his L iv i n g on the 10th of December captured the Rolla, Arm:kart privateer, of five guns and 80 men., out the night beiore horn Newpc.rt. And also the following letters, forwarded to the Admiral by Captain Barrie, of the Dragon, senior ()dicer in the Chesapeak, viz, A letter from Captain gator, of. his Majesty's sloop Actzon, dated September 22, reporting iic having landed with a party of Marines in Lynhaven Bay, and destroyed a barrack of the enemy, with all the military stores, after a short action with a body of American dragoons and infantry stationed there, in sellich nine of the enemy were - taken, and several killed n: wounded, with the loss of only - one marine badi , . wounded. - - _ . A letter from , Captain Jackson, of his Majesty's ship I,.acedemonian; dated September '23, stating the. destruction of several American vessels, by the 'boats of the above ship, and 11ohawk sloop. in Chereton and King's Creeks. The enemy assembled in num.' bers on the shore, but Were szattered by the fire from the boats, with the loss of from twenty to thirty killed and• wounded ; one man in the boats was killed, and two wounded. A letter from Lieutenant Pedlar, of the Dragon, dated November . 5, giving an account of his haying, with the boats of that ship and Sophie sloop, brought out, without loss, three Atnerican vessels from a creek in the river Potowmak. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JANUARY 241). Cepy of a Letter from Captain Massell, of his Majesty's sloop Pelican, addiessed to Vice-Adaural Sawyer, and transmitted John Crcker, Esq. Fla Nlak-sty's s'.oup Pelican, Viymouth, January 29. • • Sift—l beg to acqu .• it you, that cn the 13th inst. . I captured, titer a ch4ce of twelve hours, the-Ame rican schoner Sira, letter of marque, of two hundred and twenty-tve tons burthen, mounting twelve, nine pounders, with forty-nine men, and a carte of cotton, from South Carolina bound to Beurdeaux ; is a re markably-fast sailing ves , iel, quite new, and pi...reed for sixteen guns, coppared and copper fastened ; had been chaced - by several of our cru;zers, but esclr.„: by her supetior sailing, and was i:•tended to cr . for the annoyance of .our trade.—l have tue t. ,hour to be, &c. (Signed) TILOS. 1 11INSELL. To Vice-Admiral Sawyer, Commander in &c. &c. &c. Cork. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Jan Hard.ng, of St •James'i-street,boAse.ler. • • BANKRUPTS. • Wallis, of the Westminster Read, Surrey, tailor, draw", dealer and chapmln, to surrender larttary 1, 1 2, and Nlarch 12, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kiss, No. 17, Earl street, Blackfrars. - ThoneaF kobey. of Mi'e End, Middlostx, carpenter, dealer and chapmat, Fri. 1,12, and Nlarch 12, at one, at Guildhall.- - Attorney, Mr. Lang, America-square. Thomas Heb: on, late of Col:. tie hill, London, merchant, dealer and thapnian, Feb. 1,15, and March 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. - Blunt and Bowman, Old Iletlakm, Broad stret t. London. Jow.ph Wr;gh-, cf Nu , hampstead, Hens, dealer arid et apnian, Feb. 2, at tleven,.Feb 5, at twelve, and March t 2, at ten, at Guildhall. At tornies, Mess' s. Carr and Kensitt, No. 42, John rtreet, BAfot :brow. Edward Huinpage, of Liven-knot, liquor and porter-nic:•••Lant, dealer and chapman, Feb. 14,13, and March i 2, at one, at tt.e Globe Tavt rn, Liverpool. Attornies, NkbFES. Black stock at Bunce, 'Femple, Louden; or Messrs. Pratt and Kewley, Iderriatairl. Joh. Nightenzale, of Frown• street, Eryanstone-square, Middle see, tiitibe.r.incrchant, Feb. 2, 16, and March it, at ten, at Attorney,. Mr. Charles Cunningham, No. 59, Frith-street, Soho. ;ware. Ry ley Williams, of Ilanipron-Wick, Middlesek, tanner, dealer and chili:man, Feb. 1,8, and March 12, at ter, at Gold:lad. A ttornies, Messrs. Palmer,. Tominson, and 1 homson, Cop thall-court, Thrognaortna-street. Frauds Roberts, of PkenunitloPock, Devon, man's mercer, dealer and chapman, I:tb. 25„ 2e, and March 12: at ekven, at Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth - Work. .A•tOrnies, Me•ors. Cart( are. Co. CkaLcery-lane, London; or Mr. Chairs Peers, in!•ut Deck. l'hontai Sprii_eett, of Wickham-Market, Suffolk, miller, meal man, dealer and cloyrran, Feb. 18, at six, Fib. 19, and March • 1 5, at eleven, at Cie king's Arms Inn, Woodbridge. Actor _ nips, Mr.• George Paln-er, No. 6, Doughty-street, London; or 1 1 . - jr. lanwa l'n:bant, Woodbridge. Jobu Cliipping-Setroury, Gloucestershire, innholder, slot:er and chapman, February 9, at few, Feb: 10, and March 12, at ten, at the Swan Inn, Wotton-undtr-edge. Attornies, • Mt sirs. IL and J. Bridge Red Li- in- stpare, London; or Mr. Pt rry, Wei:ton-under-edge. J Icks. 4 l, : of V.anniNtree, E--s , x, baker, dealer and chap nnan, t:S, and March 12, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Colchester. Attorni..";, Mr. Sprlis•g, Colchester; or Mr. Cut ting, Lartlett's Bi,lfdlags, Holborn, London. 11.1miiel t a bean erifold, of Ramsgre, Kent, shopkeeper (late smelte=r wish Mary NT,o2re,) lei. 8, at twe.ve, 15 ; and net le; at one, at 13:it...P.:A1. Attorney, Mr. George COl , Brgwood, St. Saviour', eh:it-en-yard, Southwark. ildont I iarrit„ ~st reat ha or, y, carpenter, dealer and chap . n ao, Ft.b. 1, e ; Mar:l,l2, at eleven, at Gulillia,ll. Attor ney, Mr. Tat inn, :I, George , yard, Lombard-street. • Farstow; c rvlitchell treat, Old-strew, St. Luke's, Mid eller.or, dealer and chapman, Peb. 1. and March 12, at :2, at aluddhall. Attorsity, Mr. Palmer, 10, Gray's-laro . square. bartlett, of lltinford.Mill, near Chertsey, Sutrzy, corn dealer, dealer and chap/mu, Feb 5, 1 9, and ;'Mares 12, at ten, at Gtolcir alt.-Attorneys, Nis. Richard Wat thew, kgharn -; or Mr. R. S. Taylor, field-court, Gray's-Inn. John liiayres, of Toolelostrect, Southwark, Surrey, poulterer, • dealer and chapman, Feb. 5, 12, anti Marsh 12, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attdruirs, Messrs, George Field and Henry Shear -1 ot•d No 8, Clifford's-Inin London. John Pettit and Ssmuel k out Burch, of Southwark, hop-factors, dealers, chapmen, and late copartners, Feb. 1,12, and &Inch 12, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lee, Three. Crown twat, Southwark. • Edward WoOdgate, late of Durrowe-Boiklings,•parisli of Christ- { church, Surrey, and Etlpard Wryodere thy yoi4pgq, late of Upptr Grouinl-'street, and Bennett-street, Surrey, timbt-r -mere:ants, sitalers, chapman, anti copartners, Feh. 15, 26, and March I'2, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. God mond, Earl-street, Illackfriars.• ' &corgi Biomes, iareof Clayton-lc-Woods, Lancashire, innkeeper, deities . and chapman, February 21, at four, February 22, and March 19, at eleven, at the Mitre, Preston. Attoonir, &Joists. Flcesdalo, Alexander, and Holme, New Inn, Lendun; or Mr. Parkinson, Charley. The Gazette contains an Order in Council, extend. ;.,11e protObitje7. to the exportation of gunpowder, • 'ixtre, at.ms-, and ammunition, for six months • lciw or,' to c(lnmence from the Bth-of Fe l nary, next ; al- extending for the same paiod, the pro to tran• - •l:,: , :ting into any parts of the king ' h pitch, masth anchors, or . 1 i..l )Yc{ 1 ' THE. ARMY; MILL CARY FROMOTtO34 II . - • WAIL ogjiCE, lAN. 29. 2d Regliteat .of Lifil:Gturrriesa-Frederiek.EVelyn, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, vice Palterer, appointed to the 10th Regiment of Light Diagoons. • . . 2d Regiment of Dragoons—James ReginaldTovin Graham, Gent. ' to be Cortiet, by purchase, vice Hooeytnan, appointed to the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards. * . 14th Regiment of, Light Dragoons—Cornet Charles M'.Carthy •to be Lieutenant, vice Blachforel, deceased. Staff Corps of gavalry—Troop Quarter -Master .--.---e Sewell, from the 4 Geis, to be Regimental Quarter -Master. , of ,_ Ist Regiment Guards—Godfrey Thornton, Gent. to b e 11 Ensign, by Ft 4e, vice Desbrowe, promoted. Ist Regiment of Footea-Captain Cherie* Gould, from the Not tinehent Militia, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank. •:th Ditto--Captain Henry Wall, from the West Kent Militia, to 1:.. , Captain of a Company, with temporary rank; Lletitenant J. Bouriliton, froinkhr West Kent Militia, to be Lieutenaot, with o niporary rank. .:.ih l'...its o —Major . Tryon Stilt, from the Dorset Militia, to be Coatin of a (ainiptiny, with temporary rank; Lieutenant Lvau M‘Gregor, from the West Kebt Militia, to be Lieute nant, with temporary rank, and Ensign Charles Pratt Wyatt. from the Dorset Militia, to. be Ensign. 9th Ditto—Ensign David Holmes to be Lieutenant, Tice Le Me sutler, killed in airion. To he Ensigns—Ensign Frederick ()menus Hodgson, from the West,Kent Militia; Ensign George Green Watkins, from the Ee.t Kent Militia; Richard Telford, Gent. vice Holmes. To be Adjutain-Lieutenant William M‘Adain, vice Ross ' Lewen. killed in action. • , .10th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, Ensign Robert G. Locke, vice Handford, deceased, and Ensign Henry Salmon, vice Fer guson, deceased. ' To be Ensign—Gentleman Cadet Cecil Himmimd, from the' Royal Military College, vice Locke. 11th Ditto—Captain Hefty Bristow to be Major, by purchase, vice Hamilton, who retires. 12th Ditto—Caatain Francis Dobbs, from the Armagh Militia, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank ; Lieute nant Henry Smith, from the Royal Went London Militia, to' be Lieutenant, with temporary rank. 14th Ditto—Lieutenant Charies Knollis to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Adamson, deceased. To he Captains of Come tines, with temporary rank—Captain --- Dorau„from the Eerkshire Militia; add Captain 'them:is Gould front the herttordshiser I.VII:ia. To be I.l.7utenantf.—Ensign John Carro.bell, vice Rochfoet, pre- . Rioted; Ensign Thomas Hentans, vice Hal, proino:ed ; En .' sign E. H. Cosens, vice Drown, promote:. ; h...s.gn 1. E. Mac archer, vice Knollis, .promote 1; Ens: u Robe; e James, vice M'Lean, deceased; and Lieutenant Joshua Jul= Moore, from the Royal Sour% Lincoln Militia, with iempoiary rank. * To be Quarter •Alastera-Serjeala Alexander Ross, trom the 95th Foot. 15th Ditto—to be Lieutenants, wish temporary rank—Lieute nant Jt s :et - Idler, and Lieutenant John Ward, from the Royal West i • andon Militia. . . To 1•:. ;.o4ign—Ensi:n Thomas Allen, from the Royal West ! ....4.1 a n Militia. :6:llDi:to—F.:sign Purefoy Lunn, from the Royal Limerick County Militia, to be Lobito. 18 , 18th 1 itto—Lieutenaut John Aickin to be Captain of a Com pany, vice James Aitken, deceased ; Gentleman Cadet John George Young, from the Royal Military college, to be Ell sign, vice Walsham, promoted in the York Chasseurs. ' . ..);.h 'Awl—Ensign Janes Murray to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vie" Grove, who retires. ~ 24th Ditto—Ensign ChatJesHo.Age to be' Lieutenant, vice Skcne, promoted in the Royal Airman Corps. .26th Ditto—Captain Jeffery, from the Berwick Militia, to be Captain of a Company. whli tenipbrary rack. Seth Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant 1 llamas Heath ; front the Royal West Mielelle , ex h•liiite, with tempura: y rank; Ensign Ilionia; Evans, vice Car:wright, super:ele.d ; Ensign George Michell, vice Miller, d..teated. ' 40th Ditto—Captain Conway Welsh, trout the North Devon Militia, to be Captain.° f a Company, with n Etym.-try rank. • 49th Dilto—Ensign J. Wilson, from the fietteurdstere Mnitia, to be Ensign. . . 50th Ditto—Lieutenant 1): IVl`C4rtby, frctit the Royal West Middlesex isliliiia, to be E.oagn. : et - id Ditto—To be Captains of Compacis—Captain T. A. Lon, from cite' West Kent Mtbia, wilt temporal-, reek ; Lieute nant W. Chalmers, vice Doutlas, dead or his 'woutit.s; Lieute nant Charles Yorke; Ensign John Hart to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Barlow, promoted in the 60th Foot. 5Sd Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Harrison to be Captain qi a Comvany, by purchase, vice Fohrzen, pryniott.l. 58th Ditto—Losign Edward Smith to be Liauteinint, vice Lent plic7e, dead of his wounds; Volumetr ::esnitt skt'i,od to be Enosn, vice saoro. 130th Ditio—Quarter-Master‘Serjeatit George Waldt•to be Quar ter-Nlastv, vice Wilson, deceased. eitseDAt.--L l'o be Lieutenatitt—Ensign John H. El'ison, vice Daniel, promoted in the York Chasseurs; Ens;gn U. E.Steu - art, et:6 Royai, prtinicted in the 5641 Foot. F 0 be Eas gm—Volunteer E. hiacl)onnell, vice• Ellison., 82(1 Ditto—kusiwil George Kay to be Lieutenent, vice Poole, who resigns; Vohintetr Francis Sweeney to be Ens , go, vice Kirkpatrick, deceased. 8,3 d Ditto--Lieutenant J. J. Ni r ynter. from the Hertfordshire Militia, to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank. 66th Ditto.--Ensign Robert, Joi:natone to be Lieutenant, vice Dobbin, dead of his wounds; Volunteer Bannastine Lamour, from the 2bth Foot, to be Ensign, vice Johnstone. ' 70th Ditto—Captain D. O'Neill, irons the Antrim Militia, tube Captain of a Company, with temporary lank. -71st Ditto—Captain Robert Barclay t o be Major, vice Macken zie, killed In ac,.ion ; Lieutenant Wm. Graham to be Captain of a Company, vice Barclay. To be I.leutcriams—Ensign Richard Ashe, vice Canepbell, killed in action; liusign H. F. Lockyer, vice Henderson, killetkin action , Eisign Abraham C;t if, vice Graham. To lie Ensign—berjeatit-Majer John Spalding, vice A ,, lie. 73d Pi:to—Lieutenant E. I. Pitch, fitim the 60t .h Foot, to be Cai.o,:n of a Company,vice Cooke,oppointed to the 6th Royal Veteran Eatialion. 78th Ditto—Ensign R. Cameron to be Lieutenant, vice Morri son, deceased. to be Enslgns•—Jonathan Forbes, Gent. by purchase, vice Ten rant, promoted ; Gentleman Cadet George Munro, front the Royal Military CoUrge, vice Cameron. 81it Ditto--EitaigniCharles oaliiey, iron the Dorset Militia, to be Ensign. 84th Diito--Majer H. Daubeny, to be Lieuteraut-Colonel, vice Lloyd, killed in action. Captain Joha Cuter to be Major, vice Daubeny. _. To, be captains of Carnpattles— Lieutenant W. P. - french, vice Johnson, billed in action; Lieutenant James Cuoke, vice Cartett. To be Llentenarts--aEnsign J. C. Stewart, vice French; Ensign Robert Cart, vice Cooke. To be Ensign---Volunteer .- Tice Stewart. 88th. Ditto—To be Captains of Companies, with temporar Rank—Captain John Gabhett, from the Royal Limerick County Militia; Captain Robert Mansergli, from the Tippe rary Militia. to be Lieutenants, with temporary Rank—Lieutenant Christo pher Bunko, from the Royal Linierick County Militia; Lieu tenant George Allen, limn the Waterford Militia; Lieutenant St. Leger John Watkins, from the South Cork Militia. ' To he Ensigns—Eusign Edmund Hackett, from the Waterford Militia; Lieutenant John Hickson, from the North Cork Militia. , 9_dDitto—To be Lieutenants—Ensign J.R.Hart, vice D. Mac pitersun, ki led in action ; Ensign William Vra,er, vice Mit chell, killed in action ; Ensign William Grant, vice Maedo- ' nald, killed in action. To he Ensigns ! --Julto Cameron, Gent. vice Hart; John Horan, Gent vice Fraser. 95th Ditto—'To be First Lieutenants, with temporary Rank— Lieutenant Henry Ketchley, from the West Kent Militia; Lieutenant Edward Made, from the West Kent Militia. - 'fp be Second Lieutenants —Ensig n Charles Probate, front the • Royal South Lincoln Militia; Volunteer Peter Nugent Daly, vice Johnston, appointed to the 51st Foot. 100th Ditto--I3revet Lieutenant-Colonel George Marquess of Tweedale, fr)m the 41st Foot, to be Lielltenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice M.'lsersoli, who retires. • 101st Ditto—Ensign W. Slater to be Lieutenant, vice O'Halloran, decipsed ; Richard Cress Drown, Gent. to Ensign, V* Slater. Walpole, from the 68th Too;, 4th Oard&m . Battallon—Enslgn.John Stidgarel4, Lieutenant; Robert Vinceut, Gent. to be Ensign, vice.Staltiard. 6th Royal Veteran Battalion--Captaia 161 so cooks!, front the 73d Foot, to be Oaptain of a Courimay, vice Msblell, placed upon :he Retired I.ist. 7th Ditto—Serjeant William Sewell, from the 9th Foot, to be • Eniegn, vice Graves, deceased: Bth Ditto—John Wright, Esq. to be Payr.ta >ter, vice Lewis, tiNnissed.. 9th Ditto—Lieutenant K. Mureldsoo l from the 78th Foot, to be Lieutenant; vice Forbes, Owed upon, the Retired List. Royal African Corps—Ensign Joseph Hilton to be Lieutenant, vice Mackay,. appointed to the York Chaitfeari ; John Ma ten, Gcnt.fis be Euslgn, vice Hilton. Royal West-intlia Rangers—l.itutettaut George - Frederick' An gelo to be Captain of a Company, vice Dean, priainoted in the 21 Provisional Battalion of Militia. Royal Waggon Train—Captain Virillihm Prickett, from the W eit Kent Militia, to be Captain of a Trunp, with tempo • racy rank. To he Lieutenants, with temporary rank,-Lieutenants James Watson, from the West 4...rt-..iiiilatia; C. D. Grace, Irons the West Middlesex Manta ; Newbolt, from the Berkshire M lain. To be Cornets•—Ensign George Griffiths, from the West Kent. Militia : BonnivAl Church, Gent. • • York Cbaaseurs— l'o be Coptains of Companies : I.ieutessaat.Jo - ,tegh Anderson, frosts the iith Foot, 'ace Nichotson, app inted to the sth Royal Veteran Battalion ; Lieutenant Ricirard din, from the /..ki foot, vice Floyd, appointed to the sots Foot. IIaCVE F. Major Thontas Burke, of Ddlon's RcLitnent, to he Lieutenant Colonel 111 the Army, bring employed upotl a particular service. sr.w. The Rev. Maurice. James, B.D. to be Chaplain to the Forces. Deputy As b istaot-Cononissary-General Robert (:!more to be an Assistant-Commissary-General to the forces. William Bailey, Gent. to be a Depu ty Athie..ut•Commissary- General to the Force.. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Hospital-Assistants to the I•orces—Warrant Howital- Mate John Harcourt; loin Carter, Gent.; Matthew Neil, _Gent.; Join Greene, t;ent.; John F. Berger, Gent. The King's German -Legion. John Knight, Esq. to be Paynnv;ter, vice Inglis, who retires. 34 Rcgt. of Hubsars—Actiog AsNistint-Surgrou Lewis Bauer ineltter to be AsaistantAiri;ron, vice It ipking, promoted. 2d Uattalioti of Light Infantry—August Knop, Gent. to be En sign, vice Braamouperseded. 2d Battalion of the•Line—Auflost Ferdinand Ziel, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dawson, promoted. Dillon's Begimenb—Alajor lit - nry Wyndham, front t he 6Cth Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colutirl, by purchase, vice Watsoii, who retires. The Duke of York's Greek Light Infantry. r 2d Regiment—Serjeant J. Parke., from the. Fbot, to be Quarter-Master. Dl FMtORANDVH. Ensiol Pierce Kolly, a Me 17111 foot, who was superseded, 1-f stattcl iu the Gazette of 2otla November last, Is reisetuted in his rail!". EQIATA in the Gazt•tte of the '2.20 illEtaßt. _ . Colonel Bayley'l Provisional 13e.tal:nti of Aliqa—For Lieute nant liotte, of Leicestor rcad Lieutenant ,Hui ti, of Lel . ce.Atr Srr Watkyn Wynne's Provisional Battalion of Militia. lor Captain N ii. Yarbargh, of West York Militia to 4j..r, read Major N. E. YarLuizh, of 'AI Wt...st Yuri& Mania, to be Major. Enanrum in the Caztte cf the sth in(tant. For William t; , •rit. to be Ihe 1( 1 10. Tont, vice Nt'A:St4:l, read lier.ry Gent. to b.: .Lni,iEit co - , :It:44OSL The Right Hon. Colonel Cit4utzs VEREKIIR Las been pielsed to !ppoflt H. W. F. , 11:1tv,• Esq. to 1:e an Ensign' in his regiment, the Liwerick City Miiiitia. Mesr,ts. Enwititt; LANE, G. COLLIS, and JOSITI I ATKI:S, ate appointed Limenants ; CAMPreEt.t., S. 1). CROOK, E. and 1). DEANE, Ensign. ;inj 1). LLOYD, As,istitnt Surg;:on, in the Not th C..rk P....!5 , 11nent, commanded by Coloncl The A d.tre Inf-tntry (yeo:nxory), conumnded by C rra:n RIttiAPE SAM', Itav? tin:inimously agreed to eEtend tlwir services, it T.:0,61rd, to any ,art of Ireland. The volunteering of the Militia fur ISI4 h or dered to commence to-tynr.ox, th% Ist of Faunal y. Toe militia regirnms will Aterwards be retltiCed to a smaller eFtabli;ment, Aid .1 new (-plot ih! fixed for the diderent counties and ridings to tutnibli in fume. The . Wiltthite Regiment of Militia has shewn the same noble spirit on this voluntepring, as on former occasions. thie hnn.ffed men have turned out for diderent regiments of the line. Ancitwo companies, above 90 men each, with a proportion of Pflicers for extended Militia service to any part of Europe. These added to the number that have volunteered from this regiment during the war, make a total of ono thou sand four hundred and thiity.tive men. The offer, of extended service from the Officers, Non-commissioned Officers,.Di =mos, and Privates of the Blackburn Hundred Higher Division Local Militia, Commanded by Lieutenant Colonel HAR GREAVES,IIdS been accepted 42.Govertanent. The Prescott, withal detachMent of the 2J Batta lion of the 70th Regirnent,.is-avrived at Helvoetsluys, Ifter a fine passage of live days from Aberdeen : they are ordered up tb Williamstadt to disenihark A correspondent, in the hope that the stftteinent may be the means of causing some amendment in the law alluded to, requests us to notice amost unac countable difference existing between the state of the Militia force - of:the United Kingdom of Great Britain and that of Ireland, which, by a late Act of Parlia ment, the Paymasters of Irish Militia are entitled, in ' time of peace, to a provision r)f 6s. p.A- diem, while the Paymasters of the English Militia are, at *the disembodying oftkir regiments, totally unprovided for. That this p%isiom shutdd be, enjoy - by the [rish Paythasters only, is incomprehensible ! when the situation of both Militias is in every other respect the same—the responsibility is the same—the same security It given—and the two forces serving together in the same country, d,,ing duty in the same Garrisons The Earl of HARRINGTON still continue; confined with the attack of the with which he was seized abnut a month since. Thursday the Duke of R;111110N1), COMUlander in Chief of the Forces in the Sussex district, arrived at Somerset House, in Wes: -street, ,Brighton.. His' Grace, who.appears to eujosy most excellent health and spirits, holds a levee at his house every day at twelve, which is attended by the Officers of the diffe rent regiments, as well as by a peat portion of the• iank and fashion l at present in the.neighbourhood. We learn by letters from America that the nephew o( General Motttitu, adopted by him as his son, and placed by him in a College at Baltimore, kept by Frenchmen, was inhumanly expelled from College by a M. Dusouno, the Superior of the College, as soon as he received the news of the death of that greAt and good man. Fortunately the young man, who is about 15, was received by some humane persons, who endeavoured' to make him forget this infamous treatment. twznitstrt rivrEiLlG. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIi Rev. Thomas Law, is presetited to tits tti• Tracey, Dcvott. Rev. T. O. Ferran& M.A. to the Rectot y Dunniogwortb, Revs 1.0. ifAllivood, elected Chaplain of tin Eridewell of Haws. Reit. James Hodges, D.D. D.stie Fellow of F to the Vicarage tg Ttrvfcsrd-num,Ouselbury, Rev. R. Blaik; Chaplain to the Right Hon.. to the Rectory of Hutton, Essex. OXFORD, JANUARY 29. Hs Grace the Archbishop of York, Lora been ',Walled to appoint Jotn David Mitchel& eipal of lliazdalt'efltall, to be lafq Roder io kr` a, vet% ity,.in the pVate of tile Res. Dr. Ford, d !cc- Thurstl.l!" tl,d foil.,wiag Gentlemtn ware at Doctor ttt IVlefticipe,—lollu Noble )obociii, 13ach• !wit of Arts—Mr. Wm. Divil Lou College Henry ititt !liftman, EN. and MI Bra.enntyr• College. Tlle Duke of SUSSEX completed hi on 'Thursday. The Earl of YAlistourit is violent attack of the guilt, and was enough to Lace an ailing in his carriage Upwards of 8()0 were present at cenit;ly, at Edinburgh, on Tuesday. WEAI ISS directed. tear commen , tuns of" LW :ma war them a' Willie, of the eroning a variety of stow airs among which were much admired, thk of—s , Cawdta Fair," e. The liiitch Kine shall enj sy his ain again," Wedding," " Hih-rnia." 0 send hame," etc. The trin.i was conducte, Mr. EBV.NFZFR LILLYCHAIN Purser (and late Clerk in Lord tc.itti's Offif innately drowned, log:ther with the shipthan, and four seamen, in the ni instant,. by the upsetting of the br were 'returning from the'shore to th Downs. Areeruit and a young woman r ltis last week found deed tfirontrit the Sr weather. on the Manchebter Aud Baal one mile of .he Litter_ place.. It is stated, Out eight persons, r funeral, it the neig7.bourhood of - Nat Nlonday &gl't . las:r, i - -Alted in chi their bodie, were fottc4.2 ~,., ruesdAy On Saturday morning, the 22d insi about :)00 paces from the residence of lildgms int, in Holden - es% the bad; widow of the late Mr. 1). Wrielht, et morning of Friday she ie't Hull, on found by two 14h-ttri.rs and her in! , midst of the snow, hie the appearance and 'all signi of life fled. As some boys xvi.r: lately sliding Thorpe, Ills: ice gave way,. and two wen?. hand in halal, wcre precipitated :t Cfm:l::man titling up :it the timi ')ut !hi: other, whose n:ti.;:e was Smi:, was unlimtnitately A/ tiv..ried. A pa-: old wi,.1 , 1,..; woman, 'timed on the '..:111 of Dee. rnher run ores coach, on the Lon:), Caysevray, in which three of her tibs. and one of broken, her knee cap dialocated, and 'resiottts much bruised. In flli d 7 pitor werran lant:u4lted for Ifir day! The verdict of Cis c e Jurs,•.was—fleck the evening hAitg so desk rind f.:gi!: possible to distfn4ui,h the d'stance oi Marti s utouGa sraEnr.—Ft iday at the shop of one Criip, a farrier, i lane, for an alle&rcd debt of Al, w! ensued, dialing which he ordfied shop, or he would turn him t ut i 11-u.se.sl . ioe to heat. Hear f.'2,lttll 1111 when Ctisp iadvanre.l to him with t' luit, and burned his - coat : hear o, , :iway ; when Crisp struck him a hot;e•shoe, which fractured his tAken to the CI isp WA Office, anct c'onniliped in conseq report; but the nest day :bore NVI appearing, he was admitted to bail. BIWI H. Lately, tliel.aay of I.icu unant-Colonel Regifiz( or, of a ,on. DIED. The 2 id instant, at It's house, at Purley. Heine Wilder, LL.D. Thursday, at her la her's house in Keriti eldest daughter of John Siiii:li, Esq. sollciti Tfursday st'imight, in the parish of 't. very advanced age of Ins years, Rebecca it Saturday s..'iniight., at an advarced age, of the late Robert Reeves Esq. of Cork. Ott tLe 11th lost, in the HO: h year of his. Kearney, D.D. formerly Senior Falow, and in the Uniretr,i't of Din.lin.. - . Lately, at.k7sint, , stolee, in his 6'ttb ycat He was a Grntlehian r.otorkahle lorm-vero early days be assoei teed for senile One wi When his-consluct al.:Lin:IA a more 'soher CI at difierrin plies as a- tespectelle t iv:Alen by the peculiarity, and even s, , lstalour of wards professed au attention to the duties built two.aliapels wits dwelling-houses for I own expr.nce. filtholigh hist awed the whera„ yer his OWIt expendltare in his kit, drobe, was of the most frugal kind. Hit somewhat in the hermit kind. It was hi to leave Onsets/14 suddenly. In tb.s respect fie died in Lis aalr, in..l:;s parf. i nr, acres , several times, with Out vain, a few hot:: . having looked oat of the window, and oh. it was fur Aoasipp:ng people to go ahout and dtatir—lt is said that he has left b e llied ' Saturday sennigl.t; .1 the family MAP' r cestershire...iged 7t, Richard B::glnit de I. Thomas B:ghott tie la Pere, Egq. of that family of Dr la Here accompanied the rid obtained a settleart at Knowsley ;in tit where they resided in great splendour. 1 tertnediate centuries they were conif-cte• highest rank—the girls of Hereford, fh,.: which conferred signal .h000t;r• on this tai battle of Cressy, Si: - Richard having perste . Prince from imminent danger on that eV. whicis occasion lie rectsied his cogeozanci iher Was also created a Dar s tv..r.et at the 1 year 14R6, for his canaplivous I:vvivets tin, have descended to the grave more reereti cur present record. He was remarkably se to the sports of the field ; at d tit withit kept a welt-triaged pack for personal t! , oration of the gentletuct of the neighhnui HIGH Vi AT iLINDfiN Riiiil' Alteruana.s. d•• •• al LONDULN : Printed by ►.r%ti, hr thee, and at :Jae 4tark)lbee, • 4 GE. CE. TIONS. . tA:ctory of Newton. ty of Tuits'all Wi•t: the County Gaol and 1 Frnmaruel College ; 1 ~ near Wiacheiter. i. Lord Vi'aisingharn, HI. Met Almoner, has J de, 11C-1- and l'rlre; ' 4! krab!c-, in this Ufa- 4 !CevreJ. I adoilVeAl to tTree.* ii, of M.Tdalni ILI; 01 mr,lands, of flu; ~,,', *, dr. Esping ! t atty, of li his overing f ro m fortietirYc h: J Is. II yesterday well a iage. ) it the Queen's as- h The Couotess . of N 'rived early, to the e." ' in the course s were performed, the beautiful tune I I Skipper," " The sl 41 Miss Plators td Lewie Gordca crest by Mr. Gov" 1 er of. the 13riseis, 1 ffice,)• was unfor. e Master, a Mid. night of the 10th . • it in which tht, their ship in the t D. is sweetheart, Were A inclemency of the . „. Caton road, witi.in ' . . returning from a ', I it cas, n Ireland, on 9 he snow ; two bf c y Morning., - st, Sell foun cl, only c nf . Mr. Siickney, 1 dy of Sfrs.Wright, of Halsham. The i , on foot, and wig lu, standing in the , I Ice of her hat only, , 1 g on 6.e river at 3 two of them, who s ed into the water : a ne saved one boy, a i:h, aged 10 years, .. ed Alice Hill, was Tr by the Boston Pe terb ()mug h, by .4 f her thighs were s Id she was in o:h_rt• dreadful state the ys, when she died. , I idental, Dew'. g --. i :!y, that it was ha. of t'.;ree yards. r —y. Hear calk'd in it,lary•la-bonne. I Own an altercation s I 1-l.ar to quit the t ; Wild took up a . umselt on an anvil, • the 0102, then red oil this pushed him 1 I furious blow with i s head, and he was AS !nought to this nce of the surgeon's i vourable symptoms , i iI. . i net burls, of the Sid . 1 ; y-hall, Beds, the Rev, 1 wish Town, Elizabeth, ' i itor, Hatton-garden. t. Paul's, Exeter, at die 1 Rumbald. ;e, Mrs: Reeves, relict 1 s age, Vie Rev. Michael aid litofessor of History i ; :ar,'J. Mutt ord, E.g.— i :rat ecceEtricitiei. Ir. Lis with the, girsey tribe.— ' compltiian, le• resided lowan, attractin g , notice r . ‘ of .liis drew. H e after- :, of a religious life, ana 4 for the Minishis, t - ,t I•is : lowest ginetosity to :lichen, parlour, or war- its manner of :lie W 3 I his wish :or many year. -, ,et :As wish was Ira.; el. . i .. which he had w t"l:ei .41, .. i•ef re his diparturi, i ...- ;limerred what a Otte i'ay , nd Fay, '" old Mt-:turd is I him about ,Ce.i.;,roi.i. . A.;(.4 at South.tn, Gloc- : la nerd, EN brother to at Flue. TI.. knightly . rietorious William, att.! ?„ the county of Hereforil, •, In the ceurbe w the i - e led with families eft tlo. V. i 'falbois • Ate. An e.•. • t • t.mily, hpperied at il e • tonally re•;cued the I:l.ik this, - ut triumph, and • a a' nee.` A s C., Vit og b• . - • :1 he battle of Sioke, In the "., i diaries the eni4 et. Fele ', ettod than tine pubjec: a ar ivy, a:dill:WI . tt 1.110 thin 'lie la.: :co m..atii-, fleasurr, and the gra,. , & wrhood. . ITtlF.reLM:l4l , . ( ''w 4 44 ^ii. u.tm :i., It) 43 tn'tores after 1 i ... N I rlagt 1 . :i.. , •; t 3;:.. 't Mie r 1 euip:e isar. • , 0 '