The National Register. — London, England, 1814-11-13 00:00:00

"41e :n others, had left them unaware of the mischievous tendency of their conduct upon this occasion, his Royel 'Highness is avers!, to adopt MI6 severe tie-Inures as the custom of the service in,support of its u•nally sanctions, upon the Ware of charges agsiust'a Commanding Oflieer. Sill it is essential' that concract so injurious in its nature should bs 14e101 forth to the army as a warning in supp'rt of subordina tion ; and his Royal Highness has therefore commanded that the Offi cers who signed the letter of the 9111 of Aligns', I s.ta.. no longer net together as a corps, but that they shall be dittributed by exchange throughout the different regiments of cavalry in the service, where, it is trusted, that they, wi I learn and confine themselves to their subordi nate duties, until their services and experience 'hall sanction their being placed in rank awl situations, where they may be allovred to juda~ of the general and higher ditties of the profession. Thu Prince Recent has been further pleased to observe, that though Colonel Palmer did flit sign the letter of the 9:11 of August, he is, tie •ertheless, by his &dared sentiments on the prosecution, and his ge e rll crtr urr-nre in the opinion of the Officers, tt be considered i i the sine light as if he had put his name to that paper, and his Royal 'Ugliness fo.s therefore commanded that he shall also be removed to another carps. —1 nra, &C. (Signed) FREDERICK, Commander it-. Chief, &c. To the Adjutant Gentral, it. • The Adjutant-General then read the names of the following Offi curs*: -- Colonel Crsrles Palmer ; Lieutenant-Colonel G J. Reharts; CeP tams J. It Ll'rad, B. N. 'larding. S. TI. Stuart. G. Fisze a tenec. .1. P. 'furl er. It. Grace's, C. Svnge, Lord A. W. Hill, Edw. Fox Frzgerild ; Lieutenants El. Marquis of Vt'orcester, f'itas.'Evers fel'', 11. Somerset. G. Wololpv.-11, C. AVyndliam, H. Set mvur..ll. Ft zriares ce, A. F. Berkley, J. U. Powell, - J. Jackson, J. A. Richard s() .1. C. Gtt en ; Cornet It. 13. Palliser ; And dr sic-d theas to noire forward in front of their respective troops, sod to re:urn the•r swards. fie then ri‘Mressed ti.e aus krows : " Gen:lens-n-4 tlie Commarukr in Chief's commands to signify to you Isis !loyal Highness We Prince Regent's pleasure. that you no longer be'ong to the 10th rrginient of hussars ; end the C•nomaiirier in Chief enjoins you to ho.'d yourselves in -readiness to join the different re;:iusents of cavalry to which the Prince Regent will hmer-I:lately op polar you." The Adjutant-General then directed the Honourable ',.lajor Howard to take on himself the command of the 10th royul hussars, until it shall be resumed by Coli•nel Quintin. • Being those who signed the letter to Colonel I'4lmer of the 9th of August, from which the proceedings against Colonel Quintin ori ginated. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. 8.-N 3. Joiner, of Henley, Warwick, gr, , :k. r, to surrender Nov. 13, 19, and Dcc. 10, at twelve, at the White KAI t tun, Birtuingbaid. At- tonne s, Tai.rant, Clarke, and Richatds, Chauccry-lane, londou, and Nlessrs Wt bit and l'yudall, Birnme;ham. T. flowers, of Tottenham-court-road, liut n ;halter, Nov. 1.'4 22. and Dec. .O, at ele% en, at Guildhall. Mturnirs, Mess's. \Valkt r I and Rankin, OH Jewry. J. Tin ton, of Ripley, Derby, butcher. nee. 6,7, and 0 0, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Allreton, Derby. Attei Ines, *Alr. Ilall, Alfreton, and Messrs. Ross, Hall, Ross, and Brownley, New Baswell-court, London. • ‘.‘ P.- Lander, of Cardiff, Glamorgan, scee!sman, Dec. 1,2., a n ti 2n, at eleveis, at the house of saialt Lewii, in Carildl. Attutnies, Messrs. Wood, Cardiff and Messrs. Pike and W Lincoln's ; London. E. Buckley, of Delp'', Yorkshie, cotton spinner, Nov. 22. at !3, and Dec. 20, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, in Hudder•tieitl. At tonnes, Mr. Smith, Hatton-garden, London, and Mr. Taylor, 111 ii field, near, Leeds. S. Turner, of Bristol, victualler, Nov. 22, 23, and Di c. 20, at one, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Inn Spittle, London, and Mr. Cornish, B 1 J. Crowther, of Dudley, timber merchant, Nov. '4, at five, Se, and Dec. 20, at twelve, at the Reindeer Inn, Worcester. A ttornies, Dlr. Dinely, 141'6'110re, and Mr. Hurd, King's Bench IValks, inner 'emple, Londo n . W. Dailey, olCombinartin,Devonshire, limeburner, Nov. SI, and Dec. a, 2J, at ten,•at the Golden Lion Inn, Barnstaple. A ttot nies, Wcisams, Barnstaple, and Alessi's. Austice and Wright, King's Ileault Walks, 'temple, London. 'NOV. 13. J. Harvey, e 4 oolstapler. Nov. lb, 12, and Dry 10, at mle. at the King's Arm. Inn, Tavisiok. Attornieg, Mr. Cornish,Tavistock , and M r. Hine, Es,ex court, Temple, London. H. Markham, of Ginibridge, merchant, Nov. 14, 15, and Dec. 20, at ten, at the lied Lion Inn. Cambridge. Attornica, Mr. Hag. gerston. Cambridae, mid Mr. Holloway, Cliatierr!...laile. London. W. Litillain. of Hoddeisfield, Yorkgliire , whitegmith ~ Nov. 29, 30, an d D e e, tO, at ten, at the Saddle Inn. Flhinder-field. Attornieg, Mr Allison, Huddersfield, and Mr. Walker, Exchequer Office, Inn, London. [The Gazette containc a Proclamation of the Prince Reecnt, allotrina the diPcharge of the Niarines enlisted for limited service, on the expiration of the ternis fixed for their service.) SAT URI) 'S LON DO N G AZETTE. BANKRUPTS. E. Hickman, of Sedge lvy, Statiwl, miller, to stirrrnder Dee. 5, at five 6, at eleven. at the Bradford Ivetsey Bank, anti the :011k at eleven, at the Jereineham Arms, Shiftidl. Attornics, Mr. Smith, Wolverhampton; and Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's-Inn, London. G Meers, late of Chertsey, taylor, Nov. 19, 1 26, and Dec. 24, at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Newton, Lyon's-Inn. J. Henriques, of the Old City Chambeus. Iltshopsgate-street, met elrmt, Nov. 15, 19, and Dec 1 . 14, at one, at Guildhall. •Attotney, Mr. mhu g han), St. John's-square. J. B. Knight, of Shoreditch, clteesemonger, Nov. 22, and 26, and Dec. 24, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. (lore, Yurnival's-lun. W. 4 liatnes, of Farnham, coach-maker, Nov. 26, at three,' 29, at i'lvvun, and Dee. !:•1, at wit, at the Bush Inn, Farnham. An mines, ;%Ir. Hallest, Farnham; and Messrs. Dyne and Son, Lincoln's Inn- G. Pennington, of Gteenfield-stecet, Whitechapel, hill hroker, Nov. 22, and Dec. 21, atone, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chew, Feuthurch-strect. T. Collins, of Newport, corn-dealer, Dee. 2, at five, 21, and 21, at eleven, at the Jerningliam Anus Inn, Shand'. A ttorlties, Mr. W. Price, Lincoln's Inn Ncw Square. London ; and Mr. Fisher, Shiffnall. T. Bell, of Lincoln, baker. Dec. 7,8, and 24, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle, Lincoln. Attorney, Mr Spencer, Lamb's-Conduit street, London ; and Mr. Baldwin, L. Richards, of Honiton, Devon, grocer, Nov. 18. IP, and Dee, 91, at eleven, at the Dolphin Lln, Honiton. A ttornies, Mr. 'War. ry, New Inn, London ; and Mr. Gould, Bonito». W. Arnold, of Hulme, Lancaster , v i ctualler, Nov. 21, '26, and Dees 24. at eleven, at. the Dog Tavern, Manchester. At tornies, Mr. Hebbert, Manchester; and Mr. Shaw, Cursitor street, Londtar. R. Mackey, of Mancheste - , hoekhin dcr, Nov. 26, And Dec' t.)4, at eleven, at the Coach and Houses, Ataueliester. Attornici. Mr Creswell, Manchester ; and Mc. Ellis, Chancery.lane, Lamt e n, .1. Varyu. , e, of Oxford, olracconist, Nov. 19, 21, and Dec. (4, at ten, at the hoase of R. Bartram, ()%iford. Agouties, Mr. Ce -1 oil, Oxford ; and MeAsus. Ballechey and Bridger, Angd 'Court, I hrownorton.street, London. • J. Fletcher, of Little Lever, Im - feaster, cotton manufacturer, Nov. 25, 26, and Dec. 14, at ten, at the Spread Kagle Inn, Man chester. Attornies, Mr. Makinson, Temple, Lcnccou ; and Mr. flamer, Manchester. E. Hodson acrd H. Hodson, of Cross-street, Hatton Garden, printe:s, Nov 13, 26, anti l)ec. 21, at ten, at buil:llan. Attor-' ncy, Ewhank, Brook-street, Grosvenor.squme. W. Dumealfc, of Robin 1-Joo 7 '-court, (tow-lane, carpenter, Nov. 19, 16, and Due. 24, at ten, at Gniidhall. Attornies, Messrs. Temp ler and Glynes, I'll Fr-street, East Smithfield. E. Hunt, of Standgate street, Westminster Bridge road, timber- Imre:ling, Nov. 19, 26, and l)'-c. 14, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attoinies, Verses. ‘Viltshire and lioltou, Old liroad-street. G. Dover, of Ilartholomew•elose„ taylor, Nov. 22, '26, and Dec. 2.4, at one, at 6110(111AL Attorney, Mr. Hindman, Basinghall street. A. F. Kemp, of Austin-Friars, merchant, Nov. 19, Der. S, and 24, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, New-COtift, Swithen's-lane. [This Gazette contains the appointment of Lieut.-Col. King to be Lient.-Governor of Heligoland. Also the investiture of his Royal Highness the Duke of York as Knight Grand Ctoi* of tba:Royal Spa nish Order of Charles the 'I bird.] THE NATIoNAL REGISTEn,