Star. — London, England, 1814-04-20 00:00:00

- • : ra=ur REJWCINGS AT JERSEY, AND DEPARTURE OF HIS ROYAL. HIGHNESS THE DUKE DE BERRI. The glorious events which have lately occurred, and the Restoration of Louts XVIII. to the Throne of France, was celebrated in alis Island.on Monday, the I 1 th inst. at noon, by discharges'of cannon from the different batteries, and afeu-de : joie from all the troops of the line and the Militia, after which the whole marched past and saluted his Royal Highness the Duke DE Biltar, led by their gallant Commander, Lieutenant General Dos. At six his Royal High -11:11 and Suite, their Excellencies Lieutenant Gene ral Dos, and Sir JOHN DOYLE, Major General HAT.. TON, and Admiral HAttcoon, with their Stair, dined with Lieutenant Colonel MILNE, and the Officers of the 15th Regiment, at their mess-room, where seve ral appropriate toasts were drank with that enthusiasm which so happy an occasion merited. On the fol- Lowing day his Royal Highness embarked on board his Majesty's ship EUHOTAS for France, amidst the firing of cannon, and the acclamations of the populace. Friday evening being appointed for the celebration at Edinburgh of the late glorious events, by a gene ral illumination of that city, all classes seemed to vie with each other in testifying their joy at the prospect of happiaess and peace, presented to the world by the new order of things now established in Fi:ance. The rejoicings commenced by_ a royal salute from the Castle, and the battery at Leith, followed by a feu-dejoye from the troops in the Castle, the effect of, which, particularly in Prince's-street, was peculiarly striking. The illumination immediately coitntsnced ; and we do not believe that Edinburgh aed its envi rons ever exhibited a snore brilliant spectaelt. The public buildings were superbly illuminated, and many elegant and appropriate transparencies were displayed in almost every part of the town ; a particular enu meration of which is impossible. A great quantity of coals, and some tar barrels, were, w;th much-labour, conveyed to the top of Ar thur's Seat, and blazed during the whole evening with sublime effect. A large bonfire was lighted at the Archers' Hall, where the populace were regaled with a hogshead of strong ale, plenty of whisky, and bread and cheese. The journeymen and apprentice bakers paraded the streets, dressed with white aprons, and decorated with the white cockade, and ribbons round their hats, and preceded by a band of music. The boys of Heriot's Hospital, preceded by their masters, also walked through the principal streets of the city, and, were often greeted by the applauses of the people. The ball of the Norfolk Militia were stationed on a platform in front of the Tron Church, and that of the Edinburgh Volunteers, at the Lord Provost's, in Charlotte-square, where they played a number of ap propriate tunes. Other hands parade 4 the streets. The white cockade vaas, universally worn by all ranks of people, both in-Edinburgh and Leith. The town of Leith was also brilliantly illuMinated, and displayed urauy'good devices and transparepcies, of which the following were among the most re. markable: Leith. Codfee-sonan.—Four coltituns orusntinted r with wreaths of lamps, surntount , d by a brilliant Star, with the wilt& Wat ts:4ovolt. &amnia, in variegates! lamps. and altogether had a tine erect. Mr. Dinsali'lan, Leith liebange Hotel, 'hewed three beautiful tramipaseaties. On the right, Fame blowing a tnunpr, and sue pending a seran, inscribed "Victory, Peace, and Pgnty"—be- Death, Dritrink with the British Linn, and Ceres with the horn of plenty. In the event*, Peace wi , ls the olive branch, and Li berty treading Tytarmy sutler her feet; the enemy grounding their arms; above, the Eye of PaortnaNce ; on the left, Fame, Britannia, god Commerce Wino, a semi', wi h " Commerce re • an d a .hip enjos out Of putt; above, the words &Myatt saili:rg, Blucher, Wellington Leith Crown, G. R. and Stu; motto," Europe wilt now enjoy reivase," - la variegated lamps. Evans, Siva*, bad the two fronts of his shop elegantly lighted op with Nariegn4e.l lamps; above, the words" Welfusg toe, Biliciter " below, the Crown, G R. and Star. Trion H.:snw, Kirks:rte.—A large anchor in vat-legated lamps. The windows of Mr. Stencil, Sherif-brae, esininted in trans parency iho 'angering soutint Inscription, " Win would bar tbo..ght it," which had a considerable effect upon the risible fa culties of the spectators. 'L'he late happy events were celebrated at Yar by giving a dinner of rnast•beel and plum-pudding on the quays to 4,000 of the lower orders. The ex pekes were defrayed by a, subscription among the yore opulent part of the inhabitants. Friday, while an erection was preparing to illumi nate the Custom-house at Edinburgh, the scaffolding gave way, and one- maii was killed on the . spot, and three others severely hurt, one of whom died before he was carried to the Infirmary, and another shortly after he was taken there. Two of the sufferers were brothers, and one of them has lett a family. At the Perth depot the news of Bonaparse's abdi cation was on Thursday communicated to the priso ners, by whom it was received with acclamations.of joy. They soon after sent arresp . ectful message to Captain Moriarty, requesting permission to illuminate the prisons, in token of their delight at the prospect of peace and liberation. This was granted, but as they had too little time for prepatation, only the northernsnost priori bids completely lighted up—the Tower was illuminated by order of the governor. Thursday se'nnight, while the fishermen 'were drawing the net in the pool, immediately below the Caul, 'Dumfries, they felt something in it uncom monly heavy, and, on bringing it to the bank, they found that it contained the body of a man, which was soon recognised to be The remains of a person of the name of Joseph Rankine, who has been missing since she 20th of last month. It is supposed that the un fortunate man had fallen into the river in the night time, and thus met his lamentable fate. Tie Circuit Court cf . Justiciary was opened aoJed burgh, on Friday the Bth instant, by the Right Hon. Lord GILLIES, when John Gibson, nailor, in Hawick, was tried for the murder of his wife on the 19th of November last, and, after a long trial, was found guilty. Next day he was - sentenced to be hanged, at or near Hawick, on the- 12th of • May next, and his body to be given over to Drs. MON ao, Edinburgh, for dissection. • Air aquatic eritn• elm. which took place on board . the good ship City of London, &tens her passage trot% Madrai CO England, and in Which Cause Gamma kaisaiiscnorr, Esq.. of Calcutta, swas plaintiff, and Cnittin bleicrsoNALD; Esq. 'defendant, was heard , •tewoilays* since on a writ of iiitniery, before Sheriff CoLLIKRIDGIt and a Special Jory,w ben a verditt of le.•uu damages was given far the plaintiff. I. • • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 19, 1814. 21st Regiment of Light Dragoons— Chaties T. Biskop, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Coare, promoted. 1 st Regiment of Foot Guards-o-George Mure, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice hulteel, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot—To be Captains of Companies, Lieute nant D. M'Queen, vice M'Nicol , killed in action ; Lieutenant L. Grant, vice Pu rvis, dead of his wounds; Lkeutehant P. Mae gregor, vice Wetberall, killed in action. Lieutenants—Ensign W. Sibbald, vice IVlVueen ;..Er tign T: de St. Marguerite, vice Grant; Ensign J. V. Fletcher, vice M'Gregor. To be Ensigns Kennedy, Gent, vice Sibbald ; Edwin Main waring., Gent. vice St. Marguerite; and LI). Morris, Gent. 1 vice Fietcfier. . 6th Ditto—Ensign W. H. Dotson to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice MTherson, promoted; Charles Husou Bigger, Gent to be Ensign, vice Dobson. lOth Ditto—Ensign John M. Maidend to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice BeAt, who retires. 12th Ditto—Ensign Samuel. White, from the King's Ccunty•Mi bria,to be Ensign, without purchase. 16th Ditto—ThotuasGriffitlis Wainewright, Geat. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Mahony, proMoted. 25th Ditto—Wallians Pigott Gent. to he Ensign, without pur ' chase, vice Noble, prOmOied in the 89th Foot. 27th, Ditto--Ensign D. Scott to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice St. Felix, who resigns; James Wallact, Gent. to be Ed sign, vice Scott. 20th Ditto—Ensign G. Darling to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Smith, who cosigns Gentleman Eaciet „lames Poyntri, front the Royal Military College,' to be Ensign, vice Dailiug. 31st Ditto—Thomas Nowell Twopeny, Gent. to be Ensign, by _ purchase, vice Kerr, promoted. 32d Ditto—Lietitenant Cochran, from the Cavan Mini*, to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank. 40th Ditto—Lieutenant Coloilel H. Harding, from the Staff in Portugal, to be' Lieutenant Colonel, without purchase, vice, Harcourt, placed upon halt . ..pay. - • 41st Ditto —Captain Hon. H. C. Lowther. from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Major, by purchase, vice the Marquess el Tweodale, promoted in the 100th Foot. 44th Ditto—H. Sperling, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. 45th Ditto—George Welsh, Gent. to be hatsign, vice Hesieden, decea.ed. 46th Ditto—Ensicn Thomas Stcdman, from :he Shropshire. Mi litia, to be F-ustn, without purchase. 60th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Hart, from the 2.1 Garrison Battalion, to he Major, without purchase; Lieu. tenant J. Hewett, from the sth Dragoon °narks : , to be Cap taro of a Company, by purchase, vice Drury, who retires; Cornet J. E. M. Dueglas, from the 10th Light Drhguons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 68th Ditto—Ensign -- Berkeley to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Mends, promoted in the 22d Foot; John Har vey, Cent. to be Ensign; vice Berkeley. 71st Ditto—John.lmpett, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Moore, promoted. 86th Ditto—Ensign H. W. Fosbery, from the Limerick Cky Mi- Lida, to be Ensign, without purchase. 89th Ditto—Ensign J. M. Noble, front the itsth Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. • 91st Ditto--Volunteer Andrew Smith, front the 78th Foot, to be Ensign, vice M'Dugald, killed in action. 104th Ditto—Ensign J. Coates to be lieutenant, without pur chase ; William Robert+, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Coates ; Lieutenant F. Moore to be Adjutant, vice Macdonald, ap pointed Quarter-Master; Ensign and Adjutant W. Macdonald to be Qnarter-Master. Btl West ladle Regiment—John liit/Lemate, Gent, to be Quarter .Master,vice Rhodes, deceAsod. • 7th Ditto—To be lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign W. Whitfield, vice Anderson, promoted; Ensign J. Prendergast, • vice Nixon. To be Easigns—unsworth Chaffers, Gest. vice WhitAild ; Jo seph Greenwood, Gent. vice Prendergast. 4th Ceylon Refitment—William Richard Henderson, Gent. bt Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vise Hay, promoted in the York Chasseurs. Zd Garrison Battalion.-Captain W. L. Darling, from the Slat Foot, to be Major, vice Hart, appointed to the tiOth Foot. 4th Ditto--Lieutettant W. G. Moore, from the stUi Foot, to be . Captain of a Company, vice Walsh, deceased. 4th Royal Veteran Battation—oileester Fraser, late a Quarter-' Master to the Ist Dragoons, to be Ensign, vice Carritple, de ceased. Sth Ditto—Ensign J. Macpherson, from the 9th Royal Veteran :Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Miller, placed upon the Re tired List. .9th Ditto—Serjeant ,John Birch, irons the Coldstream Foot Guards, to be Ensign, vice Macpherson, promoted in the sth Royal Veteran : Battalion. Glengarry Light lotuary Fencibles—Captain T. Bunbury, from the 54th Foot, to be Major, vice M`Dounell, promoted on the Staff iu America. 1 he Second Provisional Battalion of Mibtia. L'mutenant C. Wilton, of the Royal West Middlesex Militia, to be Lieutenant -vice A. V. Foster, oho resigns. To be En,igns- 2 Ensign B. H. Borchelt, of the Royal West Mid. di( set Militia, vice 'lane, whose appointment has not taken place; Cnsign C. Brew, of ditto. say; T. Major C. P. de Bossett, of Roll's Regiment, to be Lieutenant. Colonel, on the Continent of Europe ot.ly, srerr. Lieutenant-Colonel C. A. rt, of the Ist Greek Light In famy, to be Adjutant-General to the Forces serving in Sicily, vice Major-General Davis, deceased. Major T. Kenah, of the Stith Foot to be Deputy Rdiutant-Ge neral to the Forces serving in Sicily (with the rank of Lien tenant-Cokinel in the Army), vice JVCourt. HOSPITAL STAY[. To be Hospitabutaaistants to the Forcet.—Motea White, Benja min Campbel, William Sutherland, Nathauiel Magau, sod Mathew I. T. Lane, Gents. The King's Gersten Legion. let Regiment of Light Dragones—Captain and Brigade-Major Benetlie Baron I)ecken to be Caption of a Company; vice C. Hodenbcrg, deceased. lit Regimuto of tiussars--Cornet F. W. :Ida.= to be L,ituret nant vice Witch, promo;ed on the mad' 7th halts:ion of the Line—Adolphus Gratin, Cent. to be Ea sign, vice liroackhorat, promoted in the 60th Foot. arner. Lieutenant H. Baron Wiscb, from the Ist Hussars, to be Bei gaiie-Major (with the rank of Captain), vice Decken, appoint , ed to the Ist Light Dragoons. Regiment. Clarks Hart, Gent. to be Eiteigii vire Brumby, promoted. MR140114 NDOII. Lieutenant George William Augustus Bribae, of the 30th Fuot, who was superseded, as stated iu the Gazette of Szd is reinstated in his rank. The promotion of Ensign Ross to be Lieutenant in the 40th Foot, as stated is the Gazette of the Bth ult. has nomaken place. EaanTuat In the Gazette of the 14th inatant. 6th Dragoon auards—For Gentleman Cadet William Mi les Kington, from the Royal MliPosy calese, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Smith, promoted, read Gentleman Cadet Wil liam Miles Kington, front the Royal Military College, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice lixidlion, ptotuoted. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. lit or %Vest Norfolk Regiment of Militia--Lieutenant John Lucas Worship to be Captain, vice Norris, vo.unteered into _ the Line. - lst Eastern Regiment of Norfolk Local Weaver, Gent. to be Quarter Master, vice Booth, resigned. 3el Western Reguuent—frattis Bidden Allison, Gent. to be Qua& ' ter-Matter, with the rank of Lieutenant, vice 1 iffrii . resigneiL Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the &tints and County and City of Gloucester, and the County and City of Bristol. Loyal North Gloucester Local Militia—liUchard Buckle Toast., _ Esq. to be Captain, vice Ailey, resigned; deorze Mattes, Esq. to be ditto, vice Curry, pros:not - id . ; W.G4e; - pq. to be ditto; Bernard M. Senior, El. to be Captain, by Breve,; Charles Dyer, Gent. to be Lieutenant; liens" Noetificot . ,r Lent. to be ongo ; I. S. Din t Gent. to be iftirroncetio Clang, resigned, ituyal• Wit Giotineater Loud bilithis—loserb Peotbeeo t Di. to be Captain, vice Emits, lastest; lobs& Montt Olat.'6l be Lieutenant, vice Protberoe, ounnato4 ; Wdlia4 Elliott vet, (kte to be &Amu kind C.otewoLi Local Militja—Chalies Brute Watnet e Clento I be Surgeon. Coneniadons signed by the Vice. Lieutenant off the Coanty et Glaniorpn. Central Regiment et Glamorgan Local Militia—John B. Bruce, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Theophilus Richards, P.N. to be Major ; Juba Ames Williams, Esq. to be Captain; Chris topher Wilkins, Gent to be lieutenant; Evan Wilkins, Gent. to be ditto; William Wrentmore, Gent, to be ditto ; Thomas Truman, Gent. to be ditto ; John lames, Gent. to tie ditto. Western Resin:an—John Williams, Gent td be First Lieute nant ; Josiah Lewis, Gent, to be ditto; William Arthur, Gent. to be Second Lieusenant ; David Powell, Gent. to be Quarter- _ . Master. Eastern Regiment—Lieutenant George Evans Aubrey to be Cap tan ; George Jones, Gent. to be Ensign; John . Bassett, Esq to be l.ieutenaoc•Colonel-Coonnandant, vice Price, resigned: Fairwood Troop of Cavalry—Lieutenant George Harries to be Captain. WHITEHALL, APRIL IG. • Rs Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pfcased to confer the honour of Knighthobd upon John Wilton, li.q. Lieu tenant-Colonel In the Army, and Brigadier-Gentral in the Portu guese service; and upon John Browne, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, and Colonel in the Portuguese service. HOUSE-GUARDS, The Prince Regent has been graciously pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to - command, that, In comme moration of the brilliant victory obtained over the enemy by the army uncler. the cyders or the Marquis of. Wellington, in the battle or Vittoria, on the 21st of lone 11,1 3, the undermentioned Ofheirs, present upon that memorable occasion, shall enjoy the piivdege of bearing badges of distinction, in conformity to the, regulations"publisLed on the 7th of October List FIELD-IVIARSHAL the Marquis of Wcc t or, K. G. Coin mandur of the Forces. LIEUTENANT-GENERALS—Sir 'Thomas Graham, K B. Sir Rowland 1141, Sir W. C. Bererforri, K.E. the Earl of I)..lhousie K.B. Sir 11.onlas Viztun, K.ll. the Hon. sir G. L. Cole, K.ll. Hon. Sit WiliLun Stewart, K. 1%; Antonio tie Le ntos, Pereira de la herds, and Le Craide,d'Amaianthe, Par tagbese troupe. MAJOI•GENERALS-.-George Baron Bock, Victor Baron Al ten, Charles //baron Alien., Hon. Charles Colville, He.a y Pane, George Anson, 'Kenneth A. Howard, Austin, Andrew Hay, J. Ormsby Vahtielenr, Robert E. Lung, Hon. E. Stoptord, Sir George Murray, K.B. James Kollin, Frederick P. Robinson, Edward Barnes, lion.Wru. Ponsonhy, Sprye (Portuguese troop»), John Elng, Thomas Brisbane, John By neSkerrett, Denis Pack (Poi tuguese troops), Lord R. E. H. Somerset, '1 homat Bradford (P•rtu suese troops), Robert Ross, Manley Poster (Portuguese trood.s), Matthew Lord Aylmer, Frederick Henry (Hereditary Prince of Orange), Manuel de Brito (Portuguese troops), Dun Miguel de Alava (Sparris% r.bop.). BRIGADIER-GENERALS—A. Hippolito da Costa, Be:.jun:n d'Urlian, Don Carlo* F. In Cor, and Asclabahi Ca:Dl:het, Portuguese troop.; lion !Wet O`Lalor, Spanish croups. COLONELS—Duocan hell Donald, lit Battalion 5;111 Foot; Culquboun Giant, 15th I.ight Dragoons; William Grant, Ist Battalion SYd toot ; Hon. It. W. O'Callaghan, Ist ilattalicui 39th Foot ; John Keane, 5.h Battalion Guth Foot ; Colo iial ken, 2d Light Infantry rdwralion King. German ; John . Eley, Royal Horse Guards, Assistant Atijutaitt-Generai ; looses Campbell; 94th Foot; Charles I'. BV3f):I, Ist Battall,,h 28thFuot ; William Kelly,.of the 2d battalion 24th Vow (a l'rorisional Battalion); William Howe Delancey, Depot); Quarter-Master-General; Frederick de Arentschildt, lit Hus sars King's German Legion; Christopher Baron Ouipteda, Ist Light linantry Battalion King's German Legion ; George R. Bingham, 53d Foot (a Provisional Battalion); Hon. Chants J. , tat Battalion 38th Foot; Hamlet Wade, 9Lth Foot; John Guise, lit Battalion 341 Foot Guards; Andrew F. Bar nard, 95th Foot ; Charles Ashworth, Poi tugu. se troops; T. W. :Kuhl's, 2:11.1 Portuguese (a brigade) ; iviansel Pamplona, 18th Line Portuguese; John buccal), Trli ditto; Lu z co R. via Barret°, 15th ditto; Georte D'Ai idea, tul ditto; J. Ai. Loylt, 19. h ditto; Thomas l'sa.l Hill, Ist ditto ; F. H. Pi zarro, 16th dato ; Maria de Sousa 'atria, loth ditto: • LIEU I'ENANT-001.0NELS--lietity Watson Ellis, Ist Bana -1 bon 115.1 Foot; Hon. Arthur P. Upton, Ist Foot Guards, As natant Quarter-Master-General; lobo Cameron, ist Batta lion 9th Foot; Francis I I.tnirn, 3d Foot Is, a Light Bat talion ; Hon. Alexander Abertrumhy, 211th Foot, Assistant- Quarter-Master-General; Pon ltot , ert Le Purr Trench, 74th Foot; Charles Pratt, lit Battalion Bth Foot; William John- SION 48th Foot; Patrick Dogheriy. 1'412 light Dragoons; John Cameron, Ist Banalion ocd I opc ; .I.ls:te aid li.aketiey, lit Battalion 7th Foot; John Nl•Lean, 47th t uo.; William Fenwick, 2d lbutalton Sitll Foot; John tr. kooky,' late of 3d Foot Guards, and Assistant A.,.ljtdata-Boner1; ' Lewis Baron dussche ‘ 2d Line-Battalion Kiog's German 1 gion ; Henry Hollis Bradford, 14th toot, &instant AdJueard- General ; Archibald Campbell, Ist Battalion 6th Foot; Alex. George Woodford, Ist Bat:align Coldoream Guards; Hem. F. C. Ponsonby, 12th Light Dragoons; Cohn Campbell, tiAl' Foot, Assistant Adjutant-General; Hatay F. Bouverie, Cold streant Guards, Assistant Adjutant-tilemial; F. IS. Harvey, 14th Light Dragutios ; Charles Hill, ltd La.tallon 50th Foot; Charles Grime, ist banal:on 59.11 Foot; Joon Foster Fitzge rald, sth Battalion mitre Foot, a Light Battalion; Arthur 41. Croton, Ist Dragoons; John Baron Bulow, Ist Dragoons Kn,g*s German legion ; Hon. Charles M.l ultra/ t, Assistant uua,ur hiaster-General; Itudolpbus Bodrater, ietLine Bat • tarion Guinan Legion; Alexander Lein., Slit Foot, a lei iSottaboo ' - Francis Brooke; Ist Battalion Ch toot; I ingh Gough, zu Irattaliou 87th Foot; John Koss, 95t0 toot; hot,. Robert L. Dundas, Royal Staff Corps; Charles Sutton, i ad lout, 9th Line Portuguese; rivalry Hardinge, Duputy Quarter-Master-General Portuguese Army; George F. H. Lith Foot, Assistant Adjutant-General; Charles Patterson, late of Sidth Foot, and a Provisional Bauallon • Jer. ks,n, Assistant Quarter -Mager General; Lord Charles S. Manners, 3u Dragoons; Michael M'Creagh, sth Casadores ; George Holmes, .3d .Qragoon Guards; Sr K. C. liul, Glut. Royal Horse Guards; Euwai a! Gibbs let Battalion Sid Foot; Henry Wilhanz . Carr, ed Battalion did tout ; Lord Fitzroy J. H. spine:set , 4sd tout, Military Secretary; James Wilson, 48th loot a Light BALtaItOLI H. 'Use°, late or lit Laca- , dotes ; Areaander 1 ulloch, Pot tuguese Artillery ; Alexander J. Dicksoo, Koyal Artillery; Johu May, Royal Artillery, As sisi:ail Adjutant•Gcneral; Daniel J. Heim, Let Battalion 43.3 toot; fzederick Augustus de Hertrburg, brunswick intantry; Charles Caber, Let Isiutalion 71st Foot; Julitor thinirran, Ar tillery, King's Gerni.sn Legion ; Thomas balnwr, xsd toot, a Light Battalion; Cohn Campbell, lit Foot, Sd Battalion; . 1 hOthaa Lloyd, late of 94th Foot, and a Light liattalion4 W. Gomm, 9:h Foot, Assistant-Quarter-Alaster-Giiiieral; Fran cis lYtnitrf, Ist Foot Guards, Assistant Adjutant-General; James hay s 16th Light Dragoons ; U. J. Robarts, Guth Light Dragoons; lice. James Stewart, lth Foot, Ass:Kant-Quarter- Master-General ; Richard Digging, 6th Portuguese Dr.cgoous; Henry Kuig, Ist Battalion hid Foot; ser,ientsun Prescott, ' bib Dragoon Guards ; Charles A. Vigoureux, 30th Foot, a Light Battalion; Bryan O'Foole; 7th Lapidures • Daniel Denton, Stith Foot, a Light battalion ; Alexis Do datitoy, Chaukurs Bri:anniqui • James Archibad Hope , 90th Foot, A s sistant- Adjutant - Ge neral; Augustus Fracer, Royal Horse Artillery; David Robots, Slit toot • Hew D. Koss Royal Artillery; Dudley St. Leger Hill, Bth Cacadores; Koss, Marquis of Twesdale, lOuth Foot ' Assistant Quarter-Master-Geoend; John P. Hawkins, GlithPoot ; Falmuud K. Ve illiams i 4th Ca cadores ; William Gtove White, 48th Foot, lit ttattilion ; Richard Armstrong, loth Cacadores ; Robert Waller (108 d Foot), Assortaut Quarter-Master-General; Maawed Grant, OW Lure Portuguese • Frederick Mown ( 411th Foot), Assistant Adjutant - General; /oho IVl‘Pherson, Ist battalion trid Fou:; itscuard Buckner, Royal Artilliry; James Miller; 23d Pertu-• guest; Alexander Anderson, 11th Line Portuguese; A. W. Canipberldate of the CD Line Portuguese; Maxwell M'Ken ' sic, late ot the lit Bouillon 71st Foot; Vitcordo de Barba , Celia, i ath Portuguese Dragoons; Ikm. low:pint de Camera, 13th Line Portuguese ; 1 humas Dursbacti, 11th Caradot es ; J. E. A. Da Quota, 84th Line Portoguase; Y. bl•Dtesild, 1 ditto ; John Kok, 17th ditto ; M. I', d Sihae ir, ad Cara • dores • Saints Webber Smith, Royal Artill e ry. adasiOAS-ost. lie MiPhersoo, let Battalion 11114 Flynt ; • Joseph , Cann:Toss, Royal Artillery ; lobo Galiffe„Sth Battaliou 60th.' Fos; Robert Gardiner, Royal Heine A rultere; Peter itawr, late of the sclitutilion in Foot ; Ruben Kelly, late ot 47th' Foot, lid liattidum; John Cannic, lit Lne Guards; l'euir o hunswig, iref Light lulan,try . lsattarion isang's .German Li ghts'; Ficidetirk de Zelgesar, 241.1g1it Dragoons King's Ger-1 mawLeglon ; Robert. lAwsoii, R6Tal Artillery ; Frederick nymphet*, Artillery, King's German Legion; Ballwin itiriffitk, . 1 otiLaeat Dragoons; Janus Hughes, littb ditto; Robert Q. Radis, itoyal Wass Guards; lhamas Lailatoot (45th Foot), a tied Battalkit ; Atibttr R. Heyiantl, 1K Battalion 40th Foot ; John Parker, Royal Artillery ; Joseph Bradbey (late tit' 28th Foot), a Light Battalion; EAlwarl K 11 011bi• 11th Pam.. guest Dragoons; Archibald Rost (*l. Line Port uguese), Lig I , c infantry; Samuel Alitchell, Eltk Cacaos% ; (rforge Hain, Zulke, id ditto; Charles 8. Csinlibt , il, 3d Line Portuguese ; S. Jose de Arriago. Portuguese Artif,ery ; Fratiesco I. C. . reel, stet Line Portukurse • Joas sia Cunha Preto, Isurrttgur • Artillery; A. F. Castro folks Aspall:io, Ist Puratzaese tillery. CAVTAINS—George Deane, Royal Horse Artil k •ry; Brew:. . • Maxwell, Itoyal Artillery; Sanmatiz Dehourdteu, bite of ii Royal Artillery; Robert Douglas, Royal Artillery; W. 1. , Ramsay, Royal Horse Artillery; Hans de I 4:torf, tat Dragoons King's German Legion ; Cliarks E. lie. say, (late 1: 47th Foot) a Light Battalion; irrancls Scott, f9tli Foot, :••; bat talion; Robert M Cairnes, Royal Artillery; ••••--- 7 Fonugtiese Artillery; cliarlea lacks , ,n,•2ll Liht Guards. The Prince Regent has also been pleased to command, rants and on the behalf of y, that ;box bad,; , .. v:uold have ken coderreil upon the tLileers.who f:11 or .1 died wince the battle of Vittetta, shail, as is ect tc; ilt*lr tnernats..-s, be transnilttee: to their respect+ ve fa nil ti. lly Cowitiand of his g , ,Tal iiighnessthe,Prwer her*. FA LEILA ICI:, CULli s ailAkt i 4 tablet H. TOR k s, Sect. tary. NAVAL PROMOTRI NS AND'APPOINTMENTS. C'aptal3 Icdward sil4y to the rank of rag Captain. 13e I :on. Lord Algernen Percy, to the rank of Commie4er, and appointett io the rwallew. Lieutenant John G. Ap!in, lately commanding the Arrow, to the rank ut Cowman& ' Mr. U. Thontpautt, t 3 the rank of Lieutenant. C4talus E. S. I'. Knox, to the Eurotaa trip,a r, dorm& th ..tr calvery et Captain Phttlituure; H. 1:to bet, to the Martini; anti - SuDivas, to the Weber. Lieutenants huchan, to canuntaud the Ptlte-; D. J. ackmo i to the Colost.us t at.ti .1. St Itru, to the Llectra. Mr. Cottrell, Purser, to the Cho. The following Gentlemen hair ptassrel !Weir eximMatioo for Lieutenants, at Plymouth : Messrs. NT. Mitchelli, Retitstietr ; C. V. Sintinotts, Hrrntt►; .R. it Johnson, Usk co Charlotte.; G. Vicar:, W.trfpite; T. Phels, Adder ; ani R. Taylor, Z416/0. INt Its-r.—An ,isition was taken yesterday en the body of the coachro..n •.,o Lord Ross EN DALE, who died in the hospital on the preceding day. The de. ceased was in waiting at the Marchioness of I.as itiowNies, and uhilst seeping en the hoz the horses started, and lie was thrown oil and broke a leg, be sides being otherwise much bruised. He was coo vele(' to the hospital, where he died. Verdict —Ac. cidentitl D nth. At Nliddlesex St.ssions, 'yesterday, R. l'illiss was indicted for assaulting his own father, and also J. Hare, a constable of '......dgeware. tietrolint was tl - ,e sin of a labtvatio , ..l of in, residoig at I....dgt•wate with his father. On the day mentioned in the indict. .inent, he cart ied violence so tar as to turn his pa. rent nit of doors. The poor old man proceeded to a Magistrate for advice 11.1ov to re:tiiin possession tf his premises, who advise. l -1140 to take a constable and Ilk demand, cr, if necessary, force admission. He ac cordingly applied to H re, and they want to tie house, into whic4 with some d'tTiolty they gained ata entrance. They were no sooner in, however, than the dcrendant first struck his lather in a brutal man lier, and then, seizing a poker, knocked the constable down, and made a deep ir.cfsion in his head through his bar, which reduced him to a state of insensibility. On his father asking hini if lie was not sorry for what he had done ? he repted in the n.gative, and said,le • WAS d--d gild he had done him up. The pr'soirer was found Guilty in both cases, and was sentenced to be imprisoned two months for each assault, in the House () Cerrection, and.to pay a fine of £lO. • ',3cttaret A YOUNG LADY, of the age of 16, having berm t'lf-tgations at d extrt. 4 ne. had health, was given uv,r as a hopeless case by eminent practitio. hers. By the use of &Pit U V'aPA r rAN ['SCORBUTIC llROPS,shv has recovered her health, andher present state pro migsa perfect care.—Wm. lulrlin , of the Palish of Rothethithe e ftora a wesk state of health, and Serophulous Affection-of the Elbow Joint, ie alto by theft 'weans perfectly restorrd.—flan nah Thurston, near Wooitbekiat, 44 able to leave her bed atter two years coslinement, and requests another bottle, in hopes of completing her recovery. The efficacy of the Patent Anttscor butic Drops is well known in Eruptions, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Bilious Affections. • Sold wholesale by E. Edwards, 66, St. Pants &welt-yard; and retail at the Dispensary, 15,'0150, stinArc, London, in bottles Of 65.; double, 10e. 61.1 ; and largest , ft. duty inclutka. COMPOUND ESSENCE SS. To prevent countereeiti, the Genuine Medicine Las a Black Ink Stamp.—Mr.., may be eautsulted personally, or by letter, at the 11ispettsay, on the usual Profrs...oaat Terme. MES.Sikb.CUi. kch lk and Co. Surgeons, late 11l Wl* Majesty's Seirviie dialiengt :he whole word to proW a single instance wkere their Mediene and method of cure ever failed of the desired efr et The prnciice of many years in the partleulat branch of their prole:Aim has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. • They continue to &stadiar settees to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derar...,enteut cf the systes . which is the consequence i,t the pernicio , ts andwasteful effects.of a habit lung and moat unhappily purhued by tl.e youths .sf both sears, in the ohe it will be found to be the uniziong sources sif barren ness; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dis tressing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while con sinsiptions,loss of muscular power,anlear nervous cont.'saunts usually ckaracterise the c.irlier stars of this solitary vice. Ot t er sons Lanzeishirts under the disorders incident to sect a hetet, their Teatuodot is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, zn the ..courte of a long, laborious, mud south extended practice. h the most übstitiate and complicated cases ut venereal infection, arch as ob.tructions in the urethra, spongy etcrescenees, hard tu• raors„ callous uicers,,eruptions, seminal weakness, sleets, as also *nud ru KES, Whetlser repent or of keg duration, and saLtirk bates baffled the skills/ether Practitioner*: are by the r present tmproved }Plan of treatment; effettinay and permanently cured, without the ratios s.dfering the excruciating pain" find alarming hemortt age whi& atom fis:lows the stypheatioa of the tuner causrc In TS( course of SU yeariextenelitcyractot In this nietropo::s, numerous cases of Itrctures hay.. beta and are daily under their care, the total grads' cation of wkkb are effected by a safe, certain, and expedie noes mode of practice, superior to any ot`er yet a :orted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility procredMg from this corn. plaint, is . speedily removed, and tit.: patient restored to sound and vigorous health. but where the debility has tot years ells. ted, a proper pepeverance in their restorativa reme.l,es, after the F.tricture has been destroyed. Is itylispensahly tequ.site to revive the shintbering of end to reatlim sty tin. cor.sot dead :lever's! Nnlsh i stien and Or room, ,•of ti c hrs. fever :` etc e 4,1 been under the oat's of M Currie slid Co for t Y. au , stel At cutulaWnts of the Prethrs %c. ' a • received a •rad'.(l.l an,l Fcrnta Cat cure, re.l:iest t! At re:lers.e. may be aude'rn them as satisfactory evidences est the 1..11 .• purkeity of Messrs. Currie awl Co 's plan ,it fermi, tir 1;.4 trust Gittatirrnets hat Suictures from tea to (wort! and •were under the care of lbws. lining and I hat *lid other surgeons et equal nal:beta ,fitentf:tal their cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without 40:e.s. Patients It .Country are reques ted to stele the particulars is( their case, zl . and mintier of Whig, recliner lIS WA' , note tut advice and ins.dicines, and the same tirtn be given el I. ir ‘atile.4 to any part of the Kingdom. r 'Mews. Currie sal Co spay be coesultr4 by either Sew, al the greatest delicacy, secrecy and bonsai, at that Imu , e, N. 401.14atino-narden. o. Aims Pag . be c►h►uias she' g ,iikedlloll. r IP :a site. after I LONDON: I:rlnteil by Lewitt. Ka NT, Picket Plgee ; aid pubilebcithre, and at the Stat Urns, Teeple Sm. I