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w lIPIIOo flr ff‘ I ) 711 - FORM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. " • ' _ 1 ' MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-001M MARCH A l, 1814. Regiment of Dragoon Guar.is—Williaha Ridbardson Graham, Gent. to 1M Cornet, by purchase, eke Quilling's, &unit:tea-in . the ':id . Light Draipons. .. • ) Ith Ditto—Rnaign R. R. W. Brett, front the Ilth Fbot, tO be' Cornet, wohnot purchase 13 , h -St 'growth o' light Dragoons—John Wstiace, Pent. to be Corner, by purchase, vice Phillips. promoted 14th Ditto—qatnt John Charl•on, Gent. to be Cornet, withott purchase, vice WCarthy, promoted. 40th Ditto—Captain H Floyd, from the With Fein, to 'be'CuP- 1 tain of a Troop, vice Kelly, wish exchanges ; Cornet the Hun.' Wm. Mame) , to he Lientnant, by pnrehase, vice Sandys, Who , retires; Joseph Kelly, Gent. to be Comet, by prircha+e, vice Lindsey, who retires., 22d Ditto—John Rolland, Gent to be Cornet, without purchase, vine Paton, promoted. 114:h Ditto--Conirt C. Wardetl to be Lieutenant, withenat por ctiate, vi:e Wyrhe, vYin retires. Staff corps of Cavalry—llietpirai Assistant William Camp. ii to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Janice Campbell, whose Appoint- MOM Paw new taken place. lq Regiment of Foot Guards—To he Ensigns, witheiut purrhage —GeorgeThrimson Jacob, Gent. vice Ellis, promoted ; Donald Cameron, Gent. vice Clive, promoted. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Geome Richrrd Bitckley, Gent to be Ensign, Without put chase, vice lit.thani, Fromm - - ed ; W,siaan Hunter, Gent. to be Assistant-gurgeott, vice Wimper, promoted. id Regiment of Foot Gnarls—To be Ensigns, without purchase —Jeffery Prendergast, and SlmpuM. Gents.• 1s: Kepner t of Foot—Joe ph Crowther, Gent to be Align, by purchase, vice Wirdrope, promoted. 4th Ditto—Captain S. P. ?Lowell, tions*the Oxford Militia, to be Cap: sin, with temporary rank. • 6th Ditto—t ieutenatit A. Macpherson to be Captain of a Con= peel, without purchase, vice Femur, promoted hi a FrOrisional Battalion of To be Lieutenants ---- ;without purchase—Ensign H. Delhair, vice Graham, promoted ; Ensign P. Gaggin, vice Lillie, promoted is the Intl Paid ; Ensign John Bonamy, vice Addison, who retires. TObe Bintigas, without purchase—Volunteer ' 1 ". Tyner, 'vice Delhair ; Quer er-Master-Serjeant Samuel Ruse, from the 81st foot, vice Gaggin. 9th Ditto—Ensign S. Hart, from the Ist West York Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 11th Ditto—Lieutenant J. Arnaud to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Tuton, renioved trom the service ; • Jamea Waller Sidney. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice. L'Est range, promoted. 12th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without pnrchase—En-ign E. R. Hick., vice Nunn, superseded, b 0..„; absent without leaire; Ensign F. Clarke, vice Hayes deceased ; Ensign R. Paget, vice ChlshoUn, deceased.—To be Entignt, without purchase— WiLiatit Austin, Gtut. vice Clarke; George Fosberry, Gent. vice Paget. 14th'Dii to—Ensign St. John Harman to be Lieutenant, vice Nickissou, dec-ased.-- fo be En-kgns, without purchase— Fraser, Gent. vice Oakes, promoted in the 524 Foot ; Edgard Westby, Gent. vice Harman.—To be Paymaster • , Robert Minot', Esq.• 15th Ditto—Ensign G. Illingworth to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cust, who retires. lith Ditto— l'o be Assistant-Surgeons—Assistant-Surgeon I. C. Bulki-ley, from the 12th Royal Veieran Battalion, vice Kell, promoted in the 97th Foot; Assistant-Surgeon It: Hickson, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, vice O'Reilly, promoted in the 14th Foot. lath Ditto.- To be Ensigns.—Jahniletler, Gent. by purchase, vite Little, pi emoted; William Burnett, Gent. without purchase, vice Faulkner, appointed to the 7;th Foot. 20th Ditto—Ensign J. Tompson to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, etre Piguta, who retire.; Donatus O'Brien, Gent. to be Far-ign, by purchase, vice lompson. 2/1 st .Dit to— l o be Captains of Companies, without purchase— Lieutenant R. M•Dotuild, and Lieutenant J. Hall. To be First Lieutenants, without purchase—Second hientinants 1: Egan, A. Spotiswood, E. Hodges, vice Al`Donalil, and A. B. Armstrong, vice Hall. To be Second lieutenant., without purchase—Hon. J. Sinclair, vice Epa ; Alex. Geddes, Gent. vice Spotiswood; Charles I.ouniak, Gent. vice Hodges ; and William Armetrotig, Gent. vice Armstrong. 224 Ditto—Lieutruant •Colonel J. Tucker, from the Staff in . North America, to be Lieutenant-Colouel; Brevet• Major P. lePNeight to be Maj , :r, without purchase. To be Captains of Companies, without purchase—Lieutenants J. Fleming, C. H Wat.on, H. B. Mend), troni the tiOtli Foot, A. S. *Taylor, front the 94th Foot. TO be Lieutenants, wiehout purchase—Ensigns H. Ramus, W. _ F. Ebbart,, R. Burbidge, from the 21.1 Garrison Battalion. To be Eits•gns, without purchase--William Buns.* James Tel. fair, -- Crawford; Kelso, and John Hodges, Gents. 23d Ditto—Li. u•enant- Richard Mathews, from the Merioneth ia, to he First Lieutenant, with temporary rank. 24th Unto--Lieuta nant G. A. from the Ist Garrison Battalion, to be lieutenant, vice Neligau, who exchanges. 25th Ditto—Philip Smitii,Eiq. to be Paytuaiter, vice Bruce, who resigns. 26th Ditto—To he Captains of Companies; I.eutettants A. Lett; vice Child, Ouceasett t. F. shearman, vice lie,t, deceased. To be Lieutenabta—Eniigns J. Mahon, vice Thompson, and F. Cluhbe, vice Mahoney, both decea sed.sed. To be hnsigne—'l homes Simpson Pratt, Gent. vice Mahon; Hump'..rry Babitigtein, Gent. vice Clubbe. rfth Dato--Lieuttnant A. Drysdale tube Captain of a Company, without l urchase, vice Mill, rromoted. To be Lieutenants—Ensign. -- Smith, vice Gordon, dyad of his w ounds; D. Donovan, vice Palmer, deceased ; N. teleNicul, vice Harding, killed in action. To be Ensigns—James Grant, Gent. vine Smith; Joseph John stone, Gent. vice Donovan ; Joseph DerLeod 'Few, Gent. vice M•Nicol. • • 30th Ditto—To be Captain of a Company, Captain T. Kelly, from the 2.oth Light Dragoons, vice Floyd, who exchanges. . its Ditto.—Ensign S. (Y. Goodwin, from the SligO Militia, to be Ensign. 32d Ditto--Ensign J. Henry to be Lieutenant, vice Kirk, dead of his wounds; Volunteer M'Nabb to be Ensign, vice Henry. s3d Ditto—Lieutenant E. Fitzpatrick to be Captain of a Coin• patty, without purchase, vice Keightley, promoted in the 14th Foot. 34th Ditto--Ensign G. Bell to be Lieutenant, vice Cairo.% 41‘ ceased. 36th lu:o—John Lawlor, Geste. be Ensign, %without paean*, vice Hole, promoted In the 78th Foot. 87th Ditto—To be Captains of Companies, without porches. -1r Lieutenants E. Butler, E. Pruitt, trout the .55th Foot, tilk Hon. J. Finch, fronsethe 15th light Dragoons, by purchase. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensigns W. Jameson, J. Bevan, A. Armstrong, Ensign and Adjutant R. Crisp to hove the rank ; Ensign J. Try4ell, from the sth Garrison Battalion, vice Butler. To be Ensigns— Blake, Gent. vice Bevan ; Cottony, Gent. vie:: Armstrong. Seth Di. tn—Lieurenant -- Smith, from the North Hants Mi• li:la, to be t.,sign. 41st lift's—Lieutenant .1. J. Herbert, from the lst West York MitsLiA,.to be Lieutenant, with ternrorary rank. 42d DiL;o--Lieuttwant 1. Hamilton to be Captain of a Company w:;:tout purchase, vice Mackenzie, appointed to the 9th Royal ,!reran Battalion; Ensign 1. Watson to be Lieutenant, vice Hamilton ; Alexander Cumming, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Watson. • 46th Ditto—Major A. Campbell to he Lieutenant-Colon.; with _ - out puichase; Captain I. NI-Kenzie to be Major, vice Canips bell; Lieutenant F. Miller to be Captain of a Company, M./Ct tale. • 47th Ditto—Lieutenant y. Forbes to be Captain Of a Cenup,t , • without purchase, vice iiutledge, placed upon Half-pay.' ;It 50+ ilitio—Lieutenant R. Clandinnon, front the Dublin elt% ottlita, to he Ensign. Si -t•Ditto—Ensign Walton, from the Monmouth and cos Militia, to be Ensign. SIM Ditto— lb be I ieutenants, without purchase, Ensign G, t t :swift, vise 'Temple, promoted; stbn R. I'. Oakes. from iitit Foot, vice Chalmers, promoted. To bt Ensign, Jobs Montague, Gent. vice Scott. aft; 1 ..ct0--I.leutt mot J Trevenen, from the 100th Foot, to be laLutenant, vice Campbell, who exchanges. filch t, Ditto—Captain I'. Coleman, frost the 101st Foot" to be / Captain of a Cbttlptiny, 'without purchlie, vice Hall, applis. ted to the 101st Foot. 57th Ditto—Lientenint W. Hunt to he Caplen df a. Company, witliout purchase, vice Burrows, promotes. obe Lieute nants, without purchase, Ensign S. Brietlry, vice Hunt; En sign William Johnstone, vice Knox, killed In action; and Adjt.tant P. Smith to have the rank ; Ensign W. B. Bart lett, vice Sankey, killed in action ; Ensign G. Raymond, vice Johnstone, killed in action. To be t'.nsigtis, Volunteer Vim. Baxter, vice BrierleygAtexander M'briane, Gent. vice John- Stolle. 58th Ditto—tnslin . J. 3.lfrllpicip, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Chute,..pilassaoted ; W. G. Sheppard, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchke, vice Dunlop. 60th Ditto. -Captaigt J. Stepford to be Major, by porch: se, vice Wyndham, promoted in the Regiment of Dillon; Lieutenant T. R. Meade, from the 794.1 Foot, to he Captain of a Com= pany, by put chase, vice Edwards, appointed to the iiith Foot. 61st Ditto—Ensign J. Spier to be Lieutenant, vice iVriver, de ceased; Serkant• Major J. Bell to be Enign, vice Sp.er. ' 624 Ditto-1 be Lielitenants, lie:tenant M.O'Hallotar, from the 94th Font, vice Bolton, who exchanges; Ensigns J. G. El rim tton, U. Dave% A. Knight, R. G. Daunt, R:Evans; and En-tm R. Barnet, from the Sicilian Regirent. 'robe 4nsigns without purchase, John Mawell, Gent. vice Daunt; -- Johnston, Gevt. vice Evans. To be Adjutaot,.*ltli the rank of En iign i Setjeant-Major Eltomas Russell, from tint 49d Foot, vice Bolton, who resigns the Adjutantey only. 69d Ditto-3. W. Evans, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Percival, promoted. 64th Ditto—Lieuteatant W. C. Oates, front the 98th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice BradO.ll, who exchanges. C9ttt Ditto—Captain F. J. Davies, front the Sd Ceylon Reel ment, to be Captain. of a Company, without purchase.--. To be Licutenants, with purchase—Ensign C. W. Ingle, vice Downing, promoted ; Ensigns 1. 1 - 1 1 11 and H. Old.rsitaw. To he Ensigns, without purchase, William Mowlds, Gent. vice Hill; V(Filliam ►iartletr, Cent. vice Oldershaw. 70th Ditto, Enslgit J. Egerton, from the Tyrone Militia, to be Resign 72d Dirto—ldeutettant D. Carmichael to be Captain of a Corn patty, vice Rutherford, deceased; Ensign W. Marlitenzie to . be Lieutenant, vice Carmichael; Deane hulas Conroy, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mackenzie. 77th Ditto, Ensign A. S Faulkner, from the 19th Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Stuart, promoted In die 7th t oat. 78th Ditto, To be Captains of Companies, without pins-hasp, Lieutenant N. Campbell; Captain S. Holmes, Irom the 8 k West India Regiment.— . l*o he Lieutenants, without pur chase, Ensign J. Smith; Ensign" and Adjutant W. Smith to have the rank; Ensign E. Macpherson; Ensign F. A. M. Fra ser • Ensign William Hole, from the 36th Foot , vice Camp. bell Ensign C. M. Macleod, vice William Mackenzie, dead' of biz vvounds.—To be Ensigns, without purchase, Ensign W. Beales, from the sth Garrkin Battalion, vice Smith ; Drew, Gent vice Macpherson; William Bain M'Alpin, vice Fraser; Volunteer George Sinclair. vice Ormsby, killeol in action. list Ditto, Lieutenant T. Collard to be Captain of a Company, without purchase.—To be Lieutenants, without purchase, ' Ensign J. Malian ; Ensign T. Gibbings ; Ensign J. Jones ' vice Collard.—To be Ensigns, 'Charles Irvine, Gent. vice M' Lan; Second Lieutenant B. Flattery, front the Royal Montgo mery Militia. 112c1 Ditto—Lieutepant G. Wood to be Captain of a Como}, vice Carroll, deceased; Ensign R. Whitaker to he Lieutenant, . vice Wood; Hospital-Assistant William Mulligan to be A*. sisrant Surgeon, vice Prendergast, placed upon half-pay. 80th Ditto—Captain William Baird to be Major, without pot chase.—To be Capraim of Companies, without purchase: Captain J. H. Edwards, from the 60th Foot ; .Lieutenant J. J.unn, from the 40th I•isot— , To be Lieutenants , withou: pur chase: Ensivis D. IVPLachlan, D. Mi.ean, H. IVl'Quarrie, and Henry. • 88th Ditto—Captain J. Armstrong, from the Rozcommon Mili tia, to be Captain, with temporary To be Ensigns : En sign M. Clarke, from the Tipperary Militia, and John (Jells, Gent:by purchase, vice Wright, who retires. 89th Ditto-.-To be Lieutenants : I.ieutenant J. Watson, from the Royal Waggon Tram, with temporary rank ; Ensigns H. U. Lewis, F. Miles, G. W. Thompson, J. Petry, G. Madden, from the 30th Poot.—To he Ensigns: William Horne Dun gan, Gent. vice Miles; William Nesbitt Orange, Gent. vice Thompson, and John M'Donald, Gent. vice Petry. 90th Ditto—Assistant•Surgeoh W. A. Hamilton, 'min the Bth West India Regiment, to kr Affistaitt-Surgeon, v.ce Lawless, who exchanges: 92d Ditto—Brevet Major J. Scum, to be Major, vice MTher. son, dead of his wounds: Lieutenant J. Cattanach to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Seim ; Ensign J. James to be Lieute nant, vice Cattanach. To be Ensigns..-Lieutenant J. Cameron; from the Royal East Middlesex Militia; John M'fluff, Gent. vice Jaines. 93d Ditto--Brevet Lieutenant-Culunel R. Dale to be I.ie:ttenant Colonel, without purchase; Brevet Major A. Gordon to be Major, without purchase, vice Dale. To be Captains of Companies, without purchase—Lieutenant E. Harte; Lieutenant J. Tyler, from the 45i h Foot. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant A. Campbell, from the F.din burgh Militia, with temporary rank ; Ensigns A. Leslie, and W. Rose ; Ensign J. M. Nairne, from the 9 all Foot. 94th Ditto—To be Captains of Companies, without purchase— Lieutenant D. Munro, vice Gore, deceased ; Lieutenant .1. Bogue, vice Cooke, placed on the retired hit. To be Lieutenants, without purchase--Ensign A. Robertson, vice Munro ; Ensign U. Ogilvy, vice Bogue. 95th Ditto—Lieutenant C. Denfurd, from the Oxford Militia, to be First Lieutenant, with temporary rank; Ei:sio T. ii. Sbeean, from the 2d Somerset Militia, to be Secuhd Lieu- tenakir. 960 Ditto--Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel M. W. Lee to be Lieu tenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Scott, who retires ; Lieute nant E. C Bolton, from the 62d Foot, to ber Lieuttuailt, vice O'Halloran, who exchanges. 97th Ditto--Awistatit-Surgeon J. B. Kell, from the 16th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Drumgold, appointed to the sth Garrison Battalion. •. 98th 16itto--Lieutenant R. Bradish, from the 64th Foot, to he lieutenant, vice Oates, who exchanges 1 Aesistant•surgcon D. Rossiter, from the 4th Garrison Battalion, to be Assist.uat.ur g eon, vice Hunter, who exchanges. 99th Dittio—Lieutenant li. Bu Ough, from the Carlow Militia, to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank. 100th Ditto—Lieutenant A. Campbe.l, from the 53d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice trevenen, who exchanges. 101st Ditto—Captain J. Fogerty to be Major, vice Welskird, deceased. obe Captains of Companies, without purchase-1 leurenant E . KiWittily, vice O'Grady, deceased; Captain H. 13 Hall, from the 55th Fout, vice Fogerty ; Lieutenant W. Gtrud, vie* Cole man, appolntrd to the 55th Foot. Loyal Staff Corps—LieutenantW. King to bo Captain at a Com. pany, without purchase, vice Hulnie , placed upon half -pay;— _ iv , A. C. G. firaune to be Lieutenant, vice Kin. _ Neat-India Regiment—Ensign J. W. Hieid tub: Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Eysing, promoted. 'lu be Ensigns, without purchase : Pierrepont Maxwell Downer, Gent. vice Ho.ld; kalward Parson Webb, (;ent. vice Ledger, whose ap- _ _ • - - pointment has not taken place. 3th Ditto—To be Lieutenants : Ensigns W. Clune, vice Cromp ton, deceased; J. Gay, vice J. Stewart,deceased ; and A. Rual werm, vice Ealwardes, deceased. To he Ensigns: Henry Ir vig, Gent. vice Cluny • William Earle Godirey, Gent. vice Gay ; Hugh Maclean, dent. vice Russwet m. nth Ditto--Lieutenant W. G. Douglass, from the G. h West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, without purchise, vice Holmes, appointed to the 78th Foot ; William Taylor, Geut. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Seaburii, who resigns; Asstetant-Surgeon P. Lawless, from the 90th Foot, to be As sistant Surgeon, vice Hamilton, who exchanges. Royal African Carps—To be Lieutenants : Ensigns J. Walker, vice Cat-roll, deceased ; and A. Chisholm, vice Keane, de• ceased. ' To be Ensigns: Frt.derick Clements. Gent. vice Walker; George Adamson Stanley, Gent. vice Chisholm. Sd Oelion Regiment—Lieutenant F. Frame, from the Ist Ceylon Regiment. tube Captain of a Company, vice Davies, appointed to the 69th Foot. Royal Waggon Train—Lieutenant William Baylaam to be Cap tain. of a l'rdop. To he Lieutenants, with terupotary rank Lieutenants C. Irwin, from the Roscommon Militia ; and J. C,overey, from the West-Kent Militia. To be Cornets : Lieu- J. Brook, troth the Royal East Middlesex Miltua ; Ensign J. 'l'. Coward, from the Monmouth and Brecon Militia; Ensign —H illiams, from ditto; Staff Serjeant Fenn, from the Royal Military College, vice Atkluatm, promoted; Robert Kerr, Goat. ! ~ c • . . Ist oarrlson Battslet—i M. NAM, from tke itir Foot, to be Lieutenant vice Bowdler, who ezelranges. 2d atto—Jolo Handfield Taggart, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Burhidgr, promoted in the 224 Foot. 4th Ditto—Fr ign•aild Adjutant W. S. Grllith to have the rank of Liruten.ttit. To be Lieutenants, Ensigns A. Boyd and G. 'A n 'l'n be Ensign, James Knox, Gent vice linytl. 'l 'o he 'Assi>tant-Surgeon, Assistant-Surgeon J. Hunter, from the 90th Foot, vice Rossiter, who exchanges. sth Ditto—Captain 'l'. Amory, from Falf-pay of the late 7th Garrison Battalion, to he Captain cif a Company, v ce Young, who exchanges. To he Ensigns, George HarniLott, Gent. vice Trydell, promoted in the 57th root; Spercer William Walsh, Gent. vice Beaks, appoitired to the 78th Foot. To be Surgeon. Surgeon N. Drumgold, front the 97th Foot, vice Browne, pro misted on :he Staff. 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensign S. Powell to Le Lieutenant, vice Curby, ?Mood on the Rettend List; Thomas Itivets, Gent 'Ate of the ssth Foot, to he Ensign, vice Powell 9th Ditto, Captain W. Mackenzie, from the 42d Font, to b.. Captain of a Company, vice Keith, placed upon the Retired List. 12th Irtto, Richard Fitzpatrick, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Bulktiry, appointed to the 18th Foot. Royal Newfoundland Fencible Infantry, Charlton Dennis, Gent. to'be Ensign, vice Cauvreati, promoted. rrArr. Major John Haverlield, Petmanent Assistant Quartet.Mastee. Geoetat, to be Assistant to the Qulrter-Mister-Geiteril to the Fortes, with the rank of Lleutenant-Cohniel in the Army, v ce O'Neil, d.-ceased. 'Brevet-Major !oho Bell. front the 4th Foot, to he Permanent Assislant . -Quarter-Master-General, vitt. Havertlald. Brevet Liestetiant-Colonvi C..Hamilt on, from the 100th Poet, to be Inspecting Fleld 011iceret Mditia in Canada, vice Tucker, appointed je the £241 Foot. uosrtrat. S rat?. Surgeon Thomas Brown, from the sth Garrison Battalion, to be surgeon to the i.orc-ts is Ireland, vice O'dre, who resigns. To be Hospital-Assiii.alits to the Forces—Hospital-M des L. Sheppard, C. G. M‘Lean, Michael M•Dermott, James Gib son, and David F-wine, Gents. The King's German Legion. 2d Regiment of Light Dragoons—Major-General A, Baron Vel theiin, from the :id Hussars, to be Culunel, vice Dackeu, ap pbitred to ti Foreign Veteran Battalion. let Regiment of Hussars—Major A. de /Arline% from the P(1 Hussars, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Arentsclrldt, pro moted in the 3d Hussars. LiQuienasit Baer-ling to be Cap tain of a Troop, vile My, pi-mved in the ed Hussars ; Cor net A. Count Walmoden Ginihorl to be Lieutenant, vice Baer,ling; rivets Baron Olderhausen to be Cornet, vice St hreiber, ',lie resigns. 24 Regiment of kiwis-as—Captain William Alp, froth the Ist IR.Sart, to he Major, vice Wessell, promoted in the lit Hussars. Sd Ditto—Colonel Baron Arentschildt, from the Ist Hussars, to be Colonel-Commandant, vice Veltheini, appointed to the 2d H Light Dragoons. lint nattation of Light Infanta—lieutenant G. Baron Mars : ; chalk to he Captain of a Company, vice Mainburg, appointed to a Foreign Veteran Battalion; Ensign N. Tvliniussir to ht... Lieutenant, vice Marathalk; Frecleiick Heise, Geut. to be Ensign, vice Miniussir. 2d llitto—Lit utenant G. Denecke to he Captain of a Company, vice Fivem, who resigns ; Ensign R Hui taig to be I.ieute nant, vice Denecke ; William Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ist Battalion of the Line—Harwich Von Lucken, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mullet, promoted. 2d Ditto—F.ns;gn P. Gardner to be Lieutenant, vice Qtteade, appointed to a Foreign Battalion. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant C. Schlichtliorst td be Captain of a Com pany, vice Schmid , , deceased. 6th Ditto—Lieutenant E. Baron Magnus to be Captain of a Com party, vice Schrader, appointed to a Foreign Veterau Batta lion : Ensign F. Schaefer to be Lieutenant, vice Mayes. York Light Infati•ry Volun:et•r4—Lieutenant Edward Rainsford, from vie Royal Artillery, to be Captain of a Company, vice De Verna, deceased. York Chasseurs-1 homes Thompson, •Esq. to be Paymaster. Forefgo Veteran Uattaliou—Colonel C. lium Decken, from the Ed Light Dragoon', to be Colonel Commandant. To be Captains of Companies—Captain A. Maimburg, from the lit Battalion of Light Infantryl Captain Ce, Schrader, from the d h Brtalion of the Line. • To be Lieuteuant—Lieuzeuaut Queade, from the 24 Battalion of the Line. To be Ensigns—Serjeant W. Ritisile, from the 2d Battalion of Light lntantry berjtunt-Major Henry Brockmeyer, from the Ist Hussars. To be Assistant-Surgeon—Hospital-Mate J. C. F. Fischer. Sir Watkin William Wynne's Provisional Battalion of Militia. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant -- Massie, of the Denbigh Militia, vice J. Carr, whose appointment has not taken place; Lieutetimt -- Thompson, of the Denbigh Militia. To be Fais4n—Ensign C. Satchel', of the lieseford Mihtla. mrmozANDuat. lieutenant Dowdall, of 12th Light Dragoons ' and Quarter- Master I,toes, of 44th Foot, who were supersede d, as stated in the Gazettes of 20th Nail/ember-and VIA December, 4818, are reinstated in their rank. The appoitunirtn of Lieutenant 0. Bennistio to the 24th Foot, as stated in the Gazette of 24il January last; and the pr , imotion of Lieutenant Thoniza Wright to be Captain in the 734 Foot, as stated in the Gazette of 29th November, 181:1; have not taken place. Ensign M Kande, of the Bth West-India Regimeat, is super: , setled, hang absent without leave.. IThe Gaeette• also contalm the PRINCR Rtoti , iT's Permission to Lieutenant-Colnel B►RiteLtr, of the 35th Fuot, and A•"is tant Adjutant General to the Vorces under the Marqui& of WEL LINGTON, to accept and wear the Insignia of a Knight of.the Royal Portuguese UrSer of the Tower and Sword, with.which he has been honoured by the l'atnca Rac rofPURTU GA L i in testimony of his approbation of the Colonel'► distioguished bra very on several occasions .3 BANKRUPTS. John Gelthorp, of Regent- , trees, Lambeth, Surrey, carpenter,' builder, dealer and chapniaw, to surrender Mardi 6, 15, and April 12, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sktffield, Great l'rescot-street, Goodinaa's Fields. Edward Pratt, of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire,• hinge-maker, dealer and chaprra% March r 1, at five, March 12, r. id A, ril 12, at eleven, at the Bradford Arms, Ivetsea Bank. Attormes, Mr Carter, Wolverhampton ; or Mr. Whitaker, Broad-court, Long Act*, London. William Meredith, of Bristol, furniture•broker, dealer and chap. Man, March 8,9, and April 12 , at 12, at the Kummer Tavern, Bris 01. Attotnles, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's-Inn square, London; or Mr. John Cornish, Pasta Mark Skinner, of Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, victualler, March ' 7,8, and April It, at eleven, at the ship Inn, Great Grintshy, Anomie', Messrs. Whit combe and King, Serjeant's-Inn, Fleet street, London ; or Mr. W. Fraser, (;teat Gruusby. Jacob Joseph, of Bristol, pers-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, March 14, 15, and April 12, at eleven, at the White Harr Inn, Bristol. Anomie', Messrs Edward Daniel and lons, Bristol; or Messrs. Pearson and Sons, Pump-coon, Temple, London. Thomas Griffiths, of Chester, woollen-draper, taylor, dealer and cbapman, March 15, 16, and April I'2, at eleven, at the Coach and Horses Inn, Chester. Attornies, Mr. ilicas, Chester ;or Mr. Huxley, l envie, London. William Parkin, of sand-Hutton, York Aire, cattle-jobber,dealer and chaptuan, March 17, 18, and April tie, at eleven, at the Ref Lion lust near M. nk Bar, York. Attorney, Mr. Munby, York; or Mr. Evans, iirton-Oarden ' London. Henry Southern, of Brixton hell, Lantbeth, Surrey, viatuarer, dealer and cbapman, March 5, 12, ant April 12, at one, :IC Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Child, King-street, Southwark. Wiliam Avery and James Bit:ding, of Bristol, masons, dealers and chapmen, March 14, 15, and April 12, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, in Broad-street, Bri s toL Anomie+, Messrs. Edward Daniel and Sons, Bristol; or Messrs. Peanut, and Son, Pump-court, 1 emple, London. John Stennett, of Long-alley, Monefield., Middlesex, carcase butcher, dealer and cbapman, March 5, lit, and April 11, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1 bonus Bennett, No. 7, Tokenhouse-yard, Lothbury. George Cooper, late of Hinckley, Leicestershire, corn-factor and victualler, but now of Crow Marsh • Farm, in or near the parish of Hulbeach, Lincolesidre, grazier, dealer and cbapman, March 28, at six, March 29, at ten, and April 12, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Leicester. Attornies, Mews. Biel,- dale, Alexander, and Heinle, of New Inn, I.ondon ; or Mr. Bond, Leicester. • DIVIIIENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. March 19, Hugh Wilson, Oxford-Arms, lingo-draper, at lg. • . 1 . . • )* ,• r I . • • Mardi 19, John Sutton, Sonttanipton, ivrs•s% March 19, itephen -I •Jussoll.Tottenluen•court•: • • 0 • at ace. March ft Jame- Sonttnervalt,).lverpo4l, ten• March 19, Edmund 1 boners W Old Sony. . ••, merchant, at ten. March I9,.Lucas Wad pi 1513•47, ' 4 .• • , grocer, at ten. Mareli 19,1 lenry Jamti, Calinnll—•'n- ok. seller, at one. March ..9, Edwitr,i Aslb Osittionto. C s-,a Road, Berme•idsey, merchant., at twerre March 'tines Orton, -if tearbit tbs . -lane, botcher, at otio.. Mot Ito, erer M. rrv , New 8,441 street, MCC= it el. vim. Mora 14, Wm. Newman, of Cant‘rbuty—qtuirr, and Pek.k . oncrdic '; at •en.—.. March 29, Richard K.-I:nett and Osb•ta Puashoss, t. h. • -14, 1 haiter4 at elturn. March 19, Charles :shyly. Hen it:t, linen-c,aper, at ten. March IS, Henry bubliortp,' . „ j -wailer, At twelve. March 19, Jolla Bloar,ol tbsett, N r at on.e. April Joseph Lancaster, 1 outing, printer, a• e I)IVII)J:,Vt)s to be made in the Ctifilif fit Y. Mardi 22; Robert Wanton, Slit:darlastd, la•l•makee, at eh , • a t the Ilttdge Ittn , Bishop Weartm,uth March ei„ Thos. Per ration!, cotton-spir.ro r, at eleven. at thy *it WO, ManclaesLea March 1, W i n. Malts, Wilton upon-Wye, c.ortifactat, at cleatsi at th.! Swln inn, Rosi. March 21, Wtolimun, b u i l t hosier, at eleven, at the filng's Arms Tavern, I)..iby. . ECCLESIAti I [CAL i'ito h 02013. The Lord C.haneellar has presented the Pre. Philip D.U. Master of the ebseter-house, to a Prebett4lll ,tail In II • Cathedral Church of NotwiAh. The Rev. C. Proby. jun. Vicar of Tadsbroelt. mar Wan v i c k. And late Chaplain to the !flow of Potionons, appointed by the Regent to a Cahoon of Wlntisor, vacant by the death of the key. Lirl.angtott _ _ Mew, Edward Cough Taylor. of Trinity Cnl'Pr.., ana Wail= Wil.lame, of I. lubsie College ? Ward, bat been al. mined to the devree Key. F. Middleton, 1). 1). Archdeacon of Huntiore; n, and Vicar of St. Pancra., Leen approv,d by the Prince Regent. M a lit and proper pers:,n for the ere of Calcutta, In the Beet Indies Rev:ll:ulnas Hyde Ripley, M. A. Is presented to theVictrage of Woolens If44sert, WII Rev, Tuomas A. Methuen, M.A. to the Rectory of caner; Wilt,. hew. Wililasn Wapshare, to the Perreinel Caramel St. - rho. mas, Salisbury, able br the resignation .4 the Rey. Jot. l'oen.ll. Rev. Nobleo ittok‘ek, M. A. to the Vicarage of Westbury, near Weil, vacant by the dece.:se of the Rev. Jas. liana, M.A. lur incumbent thereof. The whole rumber of Determining Bachelors, at Oxford, Lent,is One HuAged aiwl Eil,hty-seven. Mr. halwardßooty, B.A. Fiquw of St. John's College, crui Mr. Srencer Madan, 84. StUAirr.t of Christ Church, are the Lent Cußecton. SnanttiNa.—The first Spring exhibition of Spar ring t..ok place at the livrs Court, Sc. Martin's-lane, y•sscerday, tor the benefit Id Painter, a Beret-rate put g.list, who has won two battles, and is nww pitted .iganist Oliver, for the championship, ft.r a great sum, its a battle to take place on the Si tit M.ty. Cribb, who has !At the field open to ruing genius, sheered Isioist It to set to ith Painter; and the exhibition, alth.ugh ig favolr of the 41 school, gave universal satisfaction. Oliver, the gardener, and the rival of the Lancashire hero for the championship, set to with Harry Harmer, of the Beicheronian school, upon equal advantage, and Richmond, the formidable black, displayed the perfection of science with Lan. caster and another. At the close, either of the three men whom Dutch Sim had offered to fight, agreed to proposals. Gregsnn returned thanks for Painter, and the ring wets broke. A horrid attempt at murder and robbery occurred near Hull, about half-past ten o'clock on Thursd•ty night. As Mr. J. Taylor; of Sutton, better known by the name of Banker Taykr, was returning home from Hull, he was passed on the footpath, about twe. thirds of the way to Sutttm, by a man, who, without speaking, turned alsnut and fired a pistol, the ball from which entered his tett breast. The villain then demanded his money, and a struggle took place, in which Mr. Taylor got hint down, azid bad the ad. vantage over him for some tithe- t the vilLtin saying he had three pistols more, and would give him the contents of them if he did not yield. •At length Mr. T. growing taint, the villain succeeded in robbing him of between 20 and SO guineas in notes, and about 30s. in silver ; having first pulled off Mr. T.'s coat, and cut his'breeches nt•.trly to rags. Mr. T. sac. seeded in getting on his coat, and reached Sutwn nearly exhausted with struggling and the loss of blood. A surgeon has extracted the ball from the hack part of the left shoulder, and it is expected that Mr. 1 ayler will recover. CHAf.LENCF, MESS RS.CVII:R IE atnd Ce. Snrgeons, late in his MOLT') & rvke, ehldlenfe the lwriuk *net! to prose a mg* Iniranili•veherr tde Medicine aud method of cure ewer of the drel i riskoffget. The practicu or umny years In the pareculat brztrlcE at ttenr has not even rise to one insuccrisricl cams, They continue to direct astir smelts to the trerstiett 10 cam of Venereal Conestainti, and that deraeeenient ot S he systole. whfc.h is the conseqsteuc.e•it the pernicious isseiwasteftil effects of a habit lung ard mest pursuedl'y the yout lure bo:h vs e s u the our it tvill be foutid to he •he unfailing source et barrsn sm.; the other have iterevagesAatally developed to them by a (Ls ' treuing sive of dchilit) .wittcl.,ifntit timely re:sty-lied, tie:vitiates !In impotence. These are its remote and teltne.ate ellects, while e• • • sumptions, lows o muscular power.and various nervous eorollei:" I usually ckaracterise the earlit r stages of this solitary vice. Of ref sons languisfslify under the Atisokleft Incident to suds a habit, twit .reatment is simple and bps never proved unsuce• saful, in flits coulee of a long, hsborsous, and mush extendel practice. In the niost obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infections net* is obstructions in the urethra, spungy excrescences, hard tit. "mars, caduus ulcers, eruptions. seminal weakness, sleets, as also s - rwermaxs, Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baited the sLU efother Practitioners ; are by their present improved plan tit treams nt;lifectually and permaneettly cured, without the paeest suffer ng the escrucsating pain and alarming hemorrhage which often fo luws the appkcadep of the lunar eausdc. In the course of 110 yt.ars ettene•ve pumas in this metropolis, nutnerous caves et 4trictures have been and ere dilly under their care, the tu;sl xadication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and expesie roes mode ot practice, superi o r to ail otter yet aslopted. The wesknesi, relaxation, and debility proceelng from this com plaint, is speethly removed , and the patient restored to enured aid vgnrous health. But where the debility has for years exis ted, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the .itricture has been destroyed. is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitution. several Noblemen and Gentlems n, at the first respectah:ll:l ave been under the fare of Messrs. Currie and ('n. for the tee lineal of complaints of the Urethra. Strictures, lec. ant Mr of r.tceived a rad:cal and pernmaent cure, request that refeten.• ;nay be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the deckle'. so. t t teriority o; Messrs Currie and Co.'s idan ot treatment. Mi!'l of these Gehtlemen had Strictures !runt tea to twenty yes-as mod were under the core of Messrs. Home and Heavisiders and other surgeons of eseial ensue:two, who attempted their curs by the application of the lunar caustic, without serves& Patients in the Country are request-A to state the partieseare of toter case, age, and manner ot living, enclesing a sslete note for advice and inethcinet s and the same will be Shoo e forwarded to any part of the King•kint. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be t otualted by tithes See, 1011 the greatest delicacy, secrecy and hossaut. at their house, Ne 07. Hatton-harden. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BIUDGIi TO-MOKII ( n;: Sign tfs ......... ..» 47 mimosa atter 1 1 ARern'os •Go ••••• •• • ••• •• • • 400 m mei arter 2 LONDON: Printed by I.East.Ka Place; an 4 rublkhed them, and at the star (Moe, tn.ple • .G 1 h. ti