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11 third in **Tv e ; . their principal object appearel the rizht, whine the Spaniards were posted, but they were almost immediately checked by the steadiness of he 'reception they there met with, and a few shot being Bred_ from our battery ; the other column on our left scarcely advanced, but fired at a distance ; finding, probably, our preparations made with more strength than they imagined, they faced about and retired, leaving several killed and wounded. The enemy's force appeared to c.nsist of between seven and eight hundred men, and I have only to re gret that they did not advance neaffitr, for had they done so, I ant convinced a most complete and entire destruction of their whole force would have taken IBrigadier General Porlier detached his sharpshoot i•ers tn harass the:r rear ; they succeeded in killing an Iwounding several, and making some prisoners ; on the whole conceive the loss of the French in the f.three..several days, in killed, wounded, and prisoners, amounts to about one hundred and fifty men. The whole of the guns, Ikt. in Santona and La ' redo are destroyed, consisting of twenty-two 24-poun : clers, and four 13-inch brass mortars. On the Bth in the mornng, according to your di . FROM SATURDAY NEGHT'S GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY-OHX:E, JULY 2fl, !stn. Copy of a Teter from Cap! ttin Merds, of his Majesty'• ship the Ar , tltiica, addrrs.eil in Admiral 1.-rd Gambier, and war:soda ed by his Lordship to John Wilson Croker, Esq. • His Ma.;eity's ship Arethusa, off litimeo, July 11,1810. MY 14180,—After a consultation with the Junta of Asturias on the 24th• ultimo, 1 consented to receive on board the squadron your Lordship has been pleas ed to place under my command, the Spanish sriga• Bier General Porlier, and five hundred of his soldiers, with the intention Of beating up the enemy's quarters tilting the coast of Cantalma•and Biscay,: In order to make a diverSion of his troops towards the iteaports in his possession, and thus afford an, opportunity for a combined movement of the Spanish armies in As-. torias, , by compelling the enemy to detach more of his fories to oppose us, and thereby Weaken die inte rior of that province and,St. Andero, 'or to suffer his sea defences to be destroyed' and his supplies coast ways cut off, the one or other alternative appearing to mean inevitable result of such movements. I have , _. now the pleasure of informing yonr . Lardship that we rections, I withdrew th e guns and ammunition, &c. have completely succeeded in the maritime part of : and re-embarked with the people, without any loss ; the expedition without the loss of a single man, hay- the Spaniard only having seven mer'woended. ing destroyed all the batteries (with the exception of : I have now to acknowledge the aibligation lam Castro) from St. Sebastian to St.. Antkro, on which under to Captain Bowles, of the Medusa, for his in. were found about one hundred pieces of heavy can- ' defatigable activity in getting every thing arranged, non altogether, and laid that whole extent of sea- and having the men in such perfect order when the coast entirely bare of defend. enemy advanced, as well as to express the great satin. Communications are thus opened with these pro- faction I felt at the steadiness and firmness with which vinces, and the zealous attachment of the inhabitants the men awaited the attack. Lieutenant Rees, ot the to the independence of their country ascertained, Dryad, who did the duty of Adjutant to the Batta should it hereafter be deemed expedient to act on it. lion,.has also my sincere thanks for the assistance he The strong port of Santona, and the numerous bat. ! gave me in the different directions, and for his Imre teries round Berme°, being dismantled, our ships will mitted attention to the order of the whole. The only hive in future two good anchorages on the coast in Officers who had the least opportunity to distinguish westerly gales, as it will be a work of considerable themselves were Lieutenants Desbrisay and Fennel, of time and labour to remount heavy cannon on the va- the Marines, who commanded the advanced guards rions eminences of those places, which must all be . during the two little affairs. conveyed by sea, the country being so extremely I have the honour to be &c. mountainous and the roads so bad that land carriage ; (Signed) a" .W. AYLMER. is almost inapractic.:ble. 1 To Captain Mends, Arethusa. The brigade of seamen and marines from the sqtta- ; I MILITARY PROMOTIONS. dron being commanded by the Honourable Captain WAR OFFICR, JULY 2.5. Aylmer, of the Narcissus, his letter to me of the 9th His Maaesre has been pleased to appoint instant will inform your Lordship of the events which ' MAJOR GENERALS tank place on their landing at Santona, and during Patrick Sinclair. William Orchard Hoddlestone, Geor g e Foad, the short time they occupied it. To the zeal and 1 fames sewerhy, Sir Thomas Bloomfield, Bart. Gothrr Mann, ability of that excellent officer lam much indebted, I Donald A/PDonald, John Pratt, lathes Champagne, Josiah Chain P agile Harr Calvert, George Ceckhurtie Edward M 1 as well as to that of Captain Bowles, of the Medusa, , ! Dunne lames Drummond,WilliamDowdeswell,''Alexander who most anxiously solicited to be attached to the i Mackenzie. George Monerieffe, Thomas At: T rick, Thomas Brigade, and acted as second in command ; Mr. I Graham, Charles Craufurd, Geoor Henry Vansittart, Hon. Hugh Pearson, my fi rst Lieutenant, and Lieutvnant 1 Charles ritzroy, aid Fra: s tis Hugmin, I De...brisay, commanding the marines, distinguished 1 To be LIEUTENANF-GF.NERALS in the Army. themselves by their exemplary conduct, as, i:k short, COLONEL S Frederick Baron Decken, of the }h u g's L German eeinn ; John did all the other Officers and men composing the , Ramsay, of the Royal Artillery ; Christo t )her Diinity, of the Brigade. I .54th Foot ; William Balfour ' of the 57rls Foot ; William see- The disposition of' the boats made by Captain Gal- . kinson , of the 30 th Foot; Henry Tucker Montresor, of the way of the Dryad, assisted bv Captain Joyce of the i' s l o k n t li F f o ? t; half Albert a G I i ll t ecl ,t s: h a .4 n io e t s, o c f ,h t a h t e le s t 7ihFoot ; j t ' i f ' li t?) the I Y ° o d • l k Amazon, at our different Findings, was so judicious ; ' t h e ßangers; o Lawr p en y ce Bradshaw . , of the First Life Stevenson,uards ; Ri as to preVent either confusion or loss where the surf i third T. Nelson, on the 111111-pay of the late Essex Fenciltles : was frequently. extremely dangerous to approach . ; ; G. W. Richard Harcourt, of the 12th Fo .t ; William Palmer nor were the services of Captain Digby, of the Cos- I A ckland, o f f the Coldstream i3alff-i G i t i t i e ar y d4 o ; c Al l icl t m . la f x i N m . : p t t:a i n,. l o w n thie sack, less important in forwarding every pan of the i ha lt -pay te tli Foot th e leer lilts Nightergall, of the'f 9th Foot ; a Jam' o f es various duties goin on both night and day, and I g i Hay ;William Cockell, of the sth Foot; Leonard S. Orde, on hwe only to regret that the early retreat of the enemy ' the half-pay of the 1:1'2‘1 Foot ; Rioharil Bingham, of the 3d on the 7th deprives me of an opportunity of an- ! Foot; John Lee, on the half-pay of the late 112th Foot; Henry Clinton,of the Ist Foot Guard. ; joh n Sontag; Palward W. L. g y p nouncin to our Lordshi his entire defeat and sur- : L Popham, on the half pay of the ambitan Rangers ; James render. 1 Dunlop, of the 59th Foot; Fitzroy G. MiLean, of the 37th H tying by our landing at Santona induced the : Foot; Walter her, on the half-pay of the Loyal British Fenci enemy to abolition several positions in the interior, as bee ' s; l Alexander C ampbell of the York Li g ht Infantry %Nun well as on the sea coast, in order to tollecl a :al ifijont Leers; Henty Frederick Campbell, of th , e Ist Foot Guards ; Wil -1 ham Burnett, on the half-pay ot the 1 ork fluscars; Richard force to prevent our continuing in possession ot that 1 Stevan, of the 43d Foot ; Hon. William Charlts Stewatt, of pl.tce, I shall be happy to find that the armies oil the 19th Light Dragoons ; Au g ustus Baron Veltheitn, and Asturias, and of the mountains ef St. Ander°, have I George Baron. Bock, of the Kin g 's German Le g ion, with tem been put in motinn, eluting the absence of the French, . Ora ry i t •i i t i , i , k o t a mly ,i, ; W 1 1 1• 1 41 ° 7 1 ra . n r 4.7l .t i e r , , John , S ti mith i William ; Cupo which was the principle agreed upon between the I I ;); g ti t'e It oy,tl Artistry ; Pettr do Fla t, Aog,ist Y us Y ßaron al: Junta of Asturias and myself, but as jet t I have ilci itl- ! steilt, \'l: or ilaron :then, Sigesmumi Baron Low, Adolphus for illation on that head. I Baron Barsse, aril eharies Baron Alum, of the Kin g 's German temporary ra c n to k k o e n e ly on ; Wm. lf Grant ioh of o t i he i Royal This expedition has however cost the enemy up-, 1 1;17 i t l u i l i l l ' z\ v r i t t Artillery ; I L• r Wai ds of two hundred men, besides an infinity of the 6V , Foot ; y Sir Monta g u Burgoyne, rt a i y rt ; . nn the half-pay DO ;Me and marching, and added nigh SOO voltnlteers ; of the 21st Li g ht Dragoons; Matt Cameron, of the 79th Foot; to General Porlier's little army. lam also happy in ‘ Andr e w Lord Blaney, of the 99. h Fah; Hon. Stephen Mahon having this opportunity of bearing testimony to the i of the Sullivan 7tllbrago ‘% o . n G i vard ts ;h ll. e ni l el H I l hout p , of tie fitli n Fotti talents of that distinguished officer, and the gallantry , . Jo h n I O'Aile;ra, on the half-pa) the the I nt - h til ‘ ' t t 'est r l a i g tr:R s l icittrent ; 01 It's small- band of otfick.rs and soldiers, who on every Francis Baron Rottenbur g , of the 60th Foot; Hon. Charles occasion were etnulous for their own and country's ' (mettle, ache 13th Foot ; Frederick Charles White, of the honour. lit Foot Guards ; Gore Browne, of the soth Foot; Lewis Lite denthal, of the 97th Foot ; Barnard F. Bowe* of the 6th Foot • lam now proceeding westward, to land the Gene- : Roger Coghlan, on the }all-p ay of the 14th Garrison Battalion; r.tl and his men at Ribadeo, and shall feel happy if i Henry nine, of the Ist Dragoon Guards; Robert Bolton, of the complete success of this little expedition, the zeal ; the !MI L LI& Dragoons; Robert Cheney, of the Ist Regiment with which it has been executed, and the principle on 1 of Foot Guards ; George Anson, of the 16th Light Dr., g oons ; Which it sras undertaken, be honoured' with your I Kenneth a A a h xauder Howard, of the Coldstream Regiment of Lordship's approbatien. I have the honour to be, i "4 'l'o'e 6 1;e MAJOR-GENERALS is the Army. &c. (Signed) i R. MEN D& 1 LIEUTENAN I'-COLONELS, Narcissus, July 9. , Gerard Gosselin, on the Half Pay of the late 134/th Foot ; Richard Stn—Herein I beg leaie to detail the proceedings ; Lee, of the 68d Foot ; Wm. Alexander, of the Ist Garrison of th.• battalion of seamen and Royal Marines which ; 9 E7 ga tta/ Fi n ; Frederick Phili les p Phillip li ßo o b o urson the ,i i on al t f he pa Hal o f f Pay the of l s t 2 b d e you did me - the honour to place under my command, ! Foot ; Arthur Robert Dillon, on the Half Pay y of the 115th acting in conjunction with, and under the orders of ; Foot ; Duncan Darrocb, of the J6th Foot ; John Gray, on the Brigadier General irerlier. 1 Half Pay of the 115th Foot; Francis Stewart, of tke Ist Cry-1 ning of the sth instant, we landed with I lon Regiment; Wm:Tomlinson, of the 13th Foot; John Mur- ' - on the beach to the westward of ray, of the 96th Foot ; Arthur Aylmer, on the Half Pay of the I 6Stk Foot ; Win. Say, on the Half Pay of the 99th Foot ; John iediately went forward to the town, I Mackenzie, on the Half Pay of :he Ross and Crosnarty Feud- without any loss, the French retir- I Mn;s Edward Barnes, of the 44th Foot ; Henry Davis, of the,l leer ; our advanced .guard under I SlOalisight Dragoons; Mums Riall, of the 15th Foot ; Robe. Campbell, on the Half Pay of the Prince of Wake' Fencibles • aay, of the Marines of the Amazon, 1 Wm. Brooke, of the sth Dragoon Guards; Hon. WM. Pon: tiraillecre, succeeded in stopping a sonby, of the sth Dragoon Guards; Thomas Molyneux, on guard of the French, after killing the Half Pay of the 104th Foot ; Hugh Bailie, on the Half ig a few more, and taking some pre- Pay of the liurrey Rangers; Edward Macdonnell, on the Half ' ntrse of the day, Brigadier General Pay a of 1906 t 5 i t i h Fo F o o t o . t k, c; m cor a e r Aan.,Aofrn th e l t r709n51, Foot; t t . lt A e I, H g :I s ! some of his men on the road to St. -nu FitzGtralci, on the Half Pay of tke 107th Flat ; Benjamin 1 ,ieutenapt PearsOn, of the Aretbusa, ! Forbes, of the 80th Foot ; Haviland Smith, of the 27th Foot ; ith a party of seamen to destroy the Wm. Peachy, on the Half Pay of the loath Foot ; James But ler, of the Royal Invalid Artillery; Wm. In g lis, of the 57th which. was completely effected. Foot; Charles Robinson, of the Royal Invalid Artillery; John' employed in examining the place, in Vincent of the 49th Foot ; George Lewis, of the Royal Invalid tcked by the French, whom we had Artillery; Robert Lethbridge, on the Half Pay of the 54th would advanCe in force from St. Foot ; William Frederick Sprye, of the 77th Foot ; Henry Proctor, of the 41st Foot; John Brown, of the Royal Staff Corps ; Jo opti Walker, of the late Royal Irish Artillery ; Wiliam Hutchinson, on the. Half Pay of the 12th Garrison battalion • Daniel Station, on the Half Pay of the late ltd Lig ht Dragoons ; George Rebell Ainslie, of the 25th Foot; John Byng, of the 3d Regimens of Foot Guards; Tito. mas brislane, on the Half Pay of the late York Rangers ; ' Richard O'Donovan of the 6th Dragoons; Charles Neville of the Royal Invalid Artillery; Henry Cuyler, of the 85th Foot ; Hon. Thomas Wm. Fermor, of the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards; John Hall, on the Half Pay of the 20th Foot ; Alexander lialkett, of the New Brunswick Fencibles ; Hugh Swayne, of the late Royal Irish Artillery ; Hon. W. J. Gore, on the Bail Pay of the 9th Foot ; John Byne Skerrttt, of the 47th Foot ; James Alexander Smart, on the Half Pay of the 10th Fa t * • Hon. Wm. Fitzroy, on the Halt Pay of the 85th Foot; Sir Was. Kerr, Krn. on the Half Pay of the late 22d Light Dragoons ; Dania Pack, of the 71st Foot ; Chick's Grif• ing of the 7th, we placed the boats' . hill which commanded the isthmus town, and posted the men along the ; wards in front of the position, the 1, right on a sand hill, and the English, 1 h tirailleurs, in the centre and left. ' o'clock,A.M. a firing was heard, and Irties retired, closely followed by the tarines composing our out post, under inel of the Arethusa, retired in the , der. Very shortly the enemy was ob. rapidly in three columns, one mak. the other for the left, keeping the . -. \ o fit r h a l n , b 6 ) ?; .. th c e ak }f r a a l f f Pay t,Kn of t.oe the A thes o d ci n en ra t goo lria n h G F ua en r c d ila s le ; sL e. S r i a r R. Edward H, Somerset, of ;he 4th Dragoons ; Hampson P. ''''Theimaa, on the Half Pay of the Royal Waggon Trein ; John • Picton, of the 12th Foot ; Boyle Travers, of th • torh Foot • Edward Scott, of the 96th Foot; William 1 1 .1 1 Caskill, on the Half Pay of the late Oad Foot: George Wilson, of the Frederick 13%,!•itiniaFriolot Belier,; Joh ofn ethreoucguleeidyst,reoanf i h l f t e eg p i 7 a i d t . en o t f F o t i h i e ls ' ot. Li at . John R. Broadhead, cm the H i a t Foot ; Thomas Bradford, of the 82d Foot ; Thonufs (;e -rald Elrington. on the Half Pay of 115th Foot ; John Granby Clay, on the Half Pay of the 24th Light Dragoons ; WiHiatu Lockhart of the loth Foot ; Alekander C. Jackson, of the 67i11 Foot; Robert Ross, of the with Foot ; Hon. Wm. Plaquiere, on the Half Pay of the nirmingliarn Feticibles; Henry Greene Barry, of the tlth Foot ; Thomas Brow er, of the 69th Foot ; Lewis de Watteville, of M'atteville's Regiment ; John I.ani bert, of the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards ; James Willoughby Gordon, of the Royal African Corps ; Michael Head, of the 13th Light Dragoons; Joseph Fuller, the Coldstream Regi ment of Foot Guards ; Manley Power, of the 3ed Foot ; Adem Gordon, of the 67th Foot; 'Thomas Gage Montre.or, of the 921 Light Dragoons; Matthew C. D. (i'iffith, of the Ist Re giment of Foot Guards; Ralph Daaling of the 51st Foot ; \ern:. Howe Campbell, of the 31st Foot; John T. Kelly, of the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards; George Horsford, of the IR:11 Foot ; Randolph Marriott, of tee 24th Foot ; Lachlan M'Quar rie, of the 730 Foote Samuel Gilsbs, of the 39th Foot; Herbert Taylor, of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, To be COLONELS in the Army. LIEU FENANT-COLONFLO Sir Robert Thomas Wilson, • Knt. of the 2n h Light Dragoons ; Matthew Lord Aylmer, of the Coldatreain Foot Guards; To be AIDES DF. C.IMP to t::e MAJORS Wawa Armstrong, of the 65th Foot ; James Kearney, of the 20 Dragoon Guards ; Edward James O'Brieit, on the Half-pay of the Princess Charlotte of IVales'a Feecibles; John Cooke, on the Half-pay of the 24th Dragoons ; 'I I:onias Forster, on the Half-pay of the York Misters ; Charles de Vnge berg, of BANKRUPTCY ZNI.ARC7 D. Roll's Regiment; l a mes Duromore, on the Half-pay of the late i Sept, go. Jetts Perftlos, of Qukyen-stmtr, Ci.tarslde, Leadail e 10th Garrison Eattalion ; John Drigae Morgan, on the Half- wholesale stat i oner . a t ten, at Gull tO O O, pay of the sth Foot; rohn Le Meturier, on the Half-pay of the 17th Foot; Ralph Gore, on the Half-pay of the York BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. zikers; Altmander Stewart, on the Half-pay of the 4th Foot ; James Wilson and John gallows, late of Ult.'s- str:et, Hon. 1). G, Hallyburton, on the Half-tov of the Corsican Ran- sex, leather-sellers and copartnets. gers ; lion. John Ramsay, oat the Halt-pay of the Clanalpinc BANK:tIIPTS. Fencibles ; Jahn Frederick Brown, of the 28th Foot ; J. A. Farquarson, of the ieith Foot ; George Robertson, of the Cana Paul Chaoll" . ^" . . "car or hoe of Veto-1, tallish of Sheffield, dian Fenciblet ; Rob rt Owen, en the Half-pay of the sth alaso York.lairo, vlatualk't, dealer antkekspanan, to earreseler Aegt.st risen Battalion; Hon. I !tura. A.ll. Craven, on the Half-pay in. 17, at three, Anson 18, and September 8, at ten, at the Oil depeedents ; Win. Campbell, of the 78th Foot; Charles Mar- . Head-lain, Slten.eld. Attorney, Mr. John Rawlia quarie, of the 420 Foot; Charles Hill, of the 50th Foot; John Th l oni 'hu a r s ga x r i , u of Abe old. tit Walltegford, Berk., fellmonger, d e -al et M.Dotigat, on the Half-pay of the 27th Foot; Amos (1. Nor coo, of the 95th Font ; George Evans, of the 2d %Vest India aid chapman, August 6,7, and Sept. 8, se eleven, at the lamb Regiment ; Charles Bruce. of the 39th Fuot ; Nuttal tareen, on Inn Wallineford. Attoroito, Mews. HeOges and Son, Wal the Half-pay of the 31th Foot; John Foster Fitzgerald, of the lingford ;or Messrs. Fake ani 'Wilietos 60th Foot : Charles Hicks, of the 24th Foot; Donald Mat:bean, Allan Summon, of No. 1 6, I:fob-street, perk!' of St. Anne, Soho, of the Seth Font; James Shortall, Richard Legge, and Robert hai•Oi:e.e t, printer, dea'cr and caapinan. August 1,11, aged Crauford, of the late Royal Irish Artillery ; Alexander Mac- &pt. 8, at one, at Guildhall. Artoroey; Mr:Saes - inn, Great lead, of the 59th Foot; Mark Joseph Dulahre, of the C:tas- JaAle‘asareet, Bedford-row, Lotolim. seurs Blitatiniquec; Anthony Conran Zweiffal. of Meuron's Thomas Dube, of St. Margaret's Hill, Southwark, Surrey, jeweller, August 4, 11, a i d ptemhar o, ai ten, at Guild:oils Regiment ; David Roomy, of the tat Foot ; William Carden, of the :rah Light Dragoons; Charles Tudor, of the Royal Wag- Attorney, Zelo Searle, No. 3, Cinlars-place, I emple Bar. goat Tram ; James Erskine, of the 48th Foot ; A. B. Clifton, I Johq B i.lle, o BirMirgOarn, lac. or, 11, aler and chapnote Aug. of the :'d Dragoon Guards • William Marley, of the 3d %Pew 17, at five, August Ire, at ticvee, and oept. e, at three, at the India Regiment ; Ernest idissett, of the Half-pay of the tilt l.ittkton's A rata Inn, in P e nkroage, Staffor "shire. An01171 , •1, Gan lion Battalion ; • Mr. Thomas Piddle , 1 1 'olverliati rein; or Mr Charles WIN To be I.ILU TENANT-COLONELS In the Army. apkolitn, London. CAPTAINS Aktiatidt r Durham the yowl( r; of Eirutiegliam, grocer, dealt: atchapsnan, At rot 16, a five, August 17, ar keen, and Charles Keane, of the Royal atrtiltero ; Richard Iltackner. of the S ep t .b A, at ten , at the f leleton's Arms lon Penkrel e A oir. Royal Artillery; Henry Evelegli, of the Royal Artillery ; . . 6 Archibald Maelachlan, of the h9th Foot ; _William Parke, of tees Mr. homes Bid 'le f Wolv ohasup.on otatfordsaire; or Mr . CharleaWillian ' s,O ' 'ta ' ple-Itt, Loudon. the 2el Foot ; Anthony Rum der C. MIA Hnusesye Entiverie, Samuel Bailin , of Wotton-ander-Edge (flattest nhire Owens and Gustavus Brann of the 60th Foot ; ;tichard S. Brough, - ' • " and C. C. Bingham, the Royal .Irtillery ; George Muttle- smith , lout-draecr,• dealer and chaptitan, Au g ust 2', is, 414 Sept. 8, at eleve n, at the Christrpher inn and aeon loth. bury, of the 69th Fore ; Robert K ' ily. of the 47th Foist ; Jan' • Attemles, Messrs. Shepherd and A.llhigton, Bedford.row, Dyer, of the Royal Artillery; JA.1,..‘ • : !t.e oath Foot; London : M RA. Sheppard, B h George W. Bert, of the 394 Foot ; i• , ia. of the sth William K. ot ...e of 11 mom-under-Edge, Gioucestersliire, linen- Weat-hielia Regiment ; D. B. Davies, of the • ; An draper, dealer and ceapinan, Augo.t LO , 21, and Seal. 8, at drew Breclon of the Royal Artillery; R. Ve . 1; cf the eleven, at the Christopher Inn and Tanen, Path. Alt r. 45th Foot ; ilihn Marsden, of the I lit. Foot ;W. a Ford, of the Royal Engineers ; Henry Edgar, of the :NI E .• • pard, ealteplatel and Adlington, Bath; or Mi. R. A. Shea.. Bath. Mulcaster. of the Royal Engineers; 'Thomas Murphy, ' • - ard ' Ile . alien Hathaway, of the parish of Rodborough, Gloucester. • sth West. India Regiment; Stephen George AOye, of the h s • • Artillery; It. O'Farrell Friend, of the 41st Foot; . mitte • ee, er, A memo 20, 21, aed Sept. 4, at eleven. at ;Iter Ckrke, of the 49th Foot, . ' Arno Inn. la ai so orth. Auorn:es, Mr. Charles To be MAJORS in the Army. • 'a. Nemond's lan, Loudon; or Mr. Matthew Leno Ina.. . d Gloneastershire. wAII-OFFICE, JULY 28. I Thomas ~• • • : sf Kiegooo-upon -Hull, merchant, dealer mil 10th Reg'na'nt or T ight Dragoons-1 ieuttnatit Loral Arthur eltapnian, i. . Ataaaat 3, and &po odor 8, at clever, the W. M. IL.II, front th e ea th 1 ight Dragoons, to be lieutenant, I George lon, hr . Attornies, Mr. Ralph ;Jots vice Cavendish, who exchanges. Chancery-bite, . o ; or Mr. Martin . , Hu I. 220 Ditto -Etiaign Ettwarti Newton, from the 72't Foot, to be William Lamy and *a Lunde late of Leeds, Yorkshire, I.ieutenaut, by purchase, vice Charretie, promoted in the 46th cabieet-makers, dealers, :..., awn, and partners, August at. at Foot. six, August 21, and Sept.:, ~I‘ven, at the Bull and Mood,. 23e1 Ditto-Cornet Edward Quillinan, from the 2el Dragoon Leeds. Attornies, Mr. 'F. li. ; • anger, Leeda; ur Mr. Clue Guards, to be Lieutenant, by ptireletato vice Goulbourne, pre- ley, Helhotes-Courr, Gray's-Inn, Laudon. moted. Thomas Potter, of Union-come, London, merchant. Aorntt 4, 24th Ditto-Lieutenant the lion. Henry FC. Caverdish, from I 11 , end Sept. 8, at tin, at Gu Idh•11. Anomie', Messrs. Owe the loth I.iuht Dragoons, to he: Licutetiont, vice Lard Arthur thet and Son, London-or:et, Feitchurch-street. Hill, who exchanges. David Hcnnicg, of Leiceater-,quart, Mieldle.ex, upholsterer, Ist Regiment of Foot-Ensign Francis Massey, to be Lleute- August 1, 11, and Sept. 8, at one, at Guildhall. Attach y, Mr. nant, vice Salaberry, deceased ; Purr, Gem. to he Ensign,„; Aimed Morton, Grataltineequare. by purchase, vice Parker, promoted ; Brown, Chat, to be Arclobed postal , of Great Aihie-street, Goodman's Fields, Ensign, vice Niamey. M dines rx , nt reliant, July 31, at twelve. Augu.t t t, at eOse n, 7th Ditto-Hemp:fel-Mate Michael Smeary to he Assistant. and Sept. 8, at twelve. at Guddliall. Antonini, Messrs. War- Surgeon, vice Walters, appointed to the 7th Royal Veteran f rand and Wood, Castle-e. urt, Budge-row. Lostoon. Battalion. r William `track, late of Peueras !a n te, London, merchato, dealer Bth Ditto-Captain Walter Sweettnan, from the 103 d Foot, to be '• and el apman, August 4, 11, end Sept o, at roe at coulahall. Captain of a Company, vice; Cauchy, who exchange's. • Attorney, Mr. Hackett, Bea, biuder-lane, Maus 01.-Itouae 9th Ditto-James Newton Scatcherel, Gent, to he Ensign, by roe • , Gregory Jeremiah Briggs, of Gravesend, Kent, slopaelkr. Aug. chase, vice Rose, promoted ; Assistant-Surgeon Thomas Fors. 4, 11, and Sept 8, at twelve, at Guilell,•11. AttOrltiml, Mawr'. ter to he Ourgeon. 1 Burt and Swinford,lohn street, Crutch. d-Friars. 21st Ditto-Second Lieutenant Robert Mackay to be Tint Lieue George Pritchard, of New-stre etdretter-lane, London. bricidarat tenant, by purchase, vice Campion, promoted. I and builder, July 31, August 7. and September 6, at eleven. 25th Ditto-Captain Valentine Grantham, from the 91th Fore, at Gulklball. Attorney, Mr. Chippandall, Great Queen -street, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gild nos, who exchanges. 1 Li ecolieteltirortehis. Ditto-David Black, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Thomas Dickies, of South-street, parish of St. George. Moon" White, promoted Fquare, Middlesex, tailor, August 4, 11, and Sapt. 8, at tett, at 32.1 Di, te-Paymaster Thomas Hart, from the 24 Battalion, to , (;uiidhaD. Atwater, Messrs. Dawson and Wratistaw, Wake be Paymaster of the Ist Battalion, vice Thoraoenn. deceased; • trick-street, Gokienoquare. Ensign Jacob Didden to be Paymaster of the 4d Battalion, vice James Hampton, of Woolwich, Kent, upholsterer, broker, dealer Han. and chapman, July 3i, August 7, and Sept. 8, at ten, at Guild , . hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Elias loud, Bory-nurser. 6 t- Mary-Axe. Charles Genres, of Azntinster; Tevonshlre, draper, dealer sod chapman, August It, 18, and Sept. 8, at twelve, at Guildhalls LonOiee Attorney, Mr. G. Adams, Old Jewry. John Pearson, of Hydes-Cross, Manchester, few-dealer, dealer ati London. d cltaprmitnao. At n, Augutostrn4i.est,l a zes. Bo iSept. u B ruon , di atelev i l. at hall. i LewA Little Feeley-street, CLeapside. John Wyatt. et Mitre -court, Ahlpte, London, wholesale sta tioner, July 3t, a:.(1 August 7, at eleven, and Sept. 4, at ten. at Guilt:MlL Attu:::.-; Mr. John Pullen, No. 34, Fore-street. 1 Cripplegate. • William Clarke, of Wate-lel. •Tnwer-street, T.ordon, mercitolt. August 11, Its, and Sept. 8, at eive, at Guikhrail Ationols Mr. Wintbolt, Fort-strut, Crippeatte. Fredericus Caper Kopp, of Garden-rots , 01d-street-road, Mid i dines, August 7, 13, and Sept. F, at ...sive, at Guilda'a, London. Anomie", Messrs. Jones and S.. tell, New-aoui., CI utched•Friars. Ro c b L rt pli K an ey , n A te t r ig , ü b s t t e 7 ot o cach s, and e.s s ter ,p . E t., a c le a ec t , v tw ic , t h t e ta e ller at , dealer idia s :4 4l . London. Attorney, Mr. Whitton, Great Juntetostreet, Bed ford.row. 4th Garrison liattalion--Crptain Edward Carter, from Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Impry, who excl• ~ 7th RoyAI l'eteran Bar*lion—l'etcr Hatolasple. •crjcari the 45th Foot, to be ball], vice Eddin. n, pL*cud - Reared List. • STA FF. To be Aides-de-Camp to the King—Colonel linty Dairh, 2gtl Light Dragoons ; Cohoftl Deli* Pad Of the 71c Colonel Lord R. Edward H. Somerset, of the 4th That Colonel Gorge Wilson, of t w !Mth Font; Co'onel Fre , Buller, of the Coldstream Cuazds; wad Colonel' Russ, of the COth Foot. fIORPITAL STAPP. Alexander Melvin, Gene. to be Hospital Mate for General vice; IlArtnan S. May, Gent. to be ditto. MEut)ItANDUAI. Fn,ips Donald Mae Queen, cif the 62d Foot, is sui being absent without have. ERRATA in the Gazette of the 21st instal 23t1 Light Dragoons. For Lieutenant Eluurd DJ1444,n, from the 69.41 root, to servant, &C • *ad Lieutenant tAe AltprocraMt Liwrel ArtVl6M, from Foot, to be Lieutenant. &c. 3d Light Drago- 113 of the r; rmn For Lieutenant Court de Hugo to be Cap of a; r. op, temperary Ratak, Read Lieutenant Court de Hugo to by Ca e n of aTr wc, with perm:nate Ralik. Commissions in the Ist Battaliol n 1 theN..rth Het creed Local hlil tit, signed by the Lord L;euterant. Ensign John Taylor to be Litinena a. Dated lune Ensign Joseph boosll to h ditto. Doed July 10, 1810. Commissions in the Areyll atvi Bute itegunent of Militia, signe.l by the Lor3 Limten.tit. Colin Campbell, 1:44. to 'se Capiaio, vk: Cogan, reigign AL rated June n, 1810. 445 a Ditto ---H. Tisdall, Gent, to be Ensign, witlioa purchase, vice Timmpson, promoted In the 34tle Eliot. I 47th Ditto—Hospital Mate_Gwynne Jam e s to be Assistant-Sot-", gem.' • 50th Ditto—Captain Charles Mackenaie Fraser, frmn the 72d Foot, to be Captaln.of a Compithy, vice Tel:sier, who retires. 51st Ditto—Ensign James Varden to he Lieutenant. vice Hum'. • deceased; Ensign Oliver Ainsworth to be Lieutenant, vice Drew, deceased. 52d Ditto—W. R. Ninon, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Mackay, promoted .53d Ditto—Ensign Thomas Impett to be Lieut e nant, by p urc h ase , vice Groombeidge, promoted. 60th Ditto—Ensign Stephen Major to be Lieutenant, without purchase ; Anthony Francis tie Bruiney, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Major; Surg n James Do Moulin, from the 97th Foot, to be Surgeon, viNDrumgold, who exchanges. 1 72 d Ditto—Lieutenant Howard Drummond, from the 27th Foot, 1 to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Fraser, appoin ted to the 50th Foot. 79th Ditto— Cameron,- Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Webb, promoted. 83d Ditto—Lieutenant George Fry to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Mansergh, who retires. 86th Ditto—Captain Benj. Impey, from the 4rh Garrison BE- Will°, to be Captain of a Company, vice Carter, who ex changes. 95th Ditto—Captain George Gibbons, from the 25th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Grantham, who exchanges. 97th Ditto—Surgeon N. Drumgold, from the 80th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Du Moulin, who exchanges. 103 d Ditto —Captain Thomas Couche, front the Bth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Sweetman, who exchanges. Royal York Rangers—Lieutenant George Wright to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice 'rovers. 2d Ceylon Regiment — Secon d Lieutenant Samuel Kough to be Filet Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lerride, who resigns; Second Lieutenant M. H. Fagan to be ditto, vice Antal, pre moted. To be Second Lieutenants--Simon Pierce Davis, Cent, vice Kough; Thomas Hayes, sent. vice Fagan; John Burke, Gate. vice Spooner, whose appointment has not taken place. 3d Ditto—John Kerr, En. to be Paymaster. DIED. The 21st instant, in the 49th year of /ii: age, the Rey, C t orge Bevor, Rector of U'ilby with liarliam, Nortua, and North Co% z. with Wellitzham, St. Mary, •:-uffolk. In his 75th year, the Rev. James New.M.A. Vicar 4 Ft. Philip and St. Jacob, Bristol; and Rtciur (..f Z.:oniptoit 1011CC5ICTbilllre . 1 he Rev. John Creswell, of Cheetlanis College, Mancha:in The Rim. J. Clough, of Leicester. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROVf. Morning... ....... i minters atter - Afternoon ..... Al li.nt , te4 aft, r 2 LONDON :Pr ntrd and publi4hed by 1,1),V1.1. KFN I (.." 1 terbtary.Place, 1.:. - ntherh, at thr ST RZO IF ICE, No at PLIbMILILIJ also at the STaa-Uriacc, l cmple tor , On the morning the Spanish force 1 • Sant , ma. and irnm4 which we entered v ing- across the ri , Lieutenant Desinii with the Spanish t part of the rear .g : I two, and woundini . soners : in the con Porlier sent off sot Andero, and Lie • wns detached with guns in the forts, 1 1 . • The 6th was en case of being anal reamsn to expect f . ) i • Andero. On the mornin d-- . , carronades on a leading to the to I.' hedges and vine . 1 1 Spaniards on the with the Spanish At aliout eleven c 1, 4 our .idvonced p:tr Vrench. The NI; .Liet:tenant Feria most perfect orde served advancing ing tor the right, t the. net wei.alig et crjtant in d ou th e wis, of the lit Foot; Wasatch • Fret:reit.]: Itabert nerd Seib rerseded, be I.i-u- the 6•24 cgien.