The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-30 00:00:00

the Thermometer in November, 1812, so surely has caused the fall of BONAPARTE. If this be batl logic, we cannot help it; we appeal to matter of fact : has not this country Inflexibly peesevered in the PITT System, and is not Europe delivered ? - • THE ♦CTION BETWEEN THE AUK E OF AIONTROSR PACKET, AND THE PRANIROSE SLOOP OF WAR. By an extract from the Dukt of Montrose's, log ft appears, that 'the action commenced at half-past .'clock-, P. M., and lasted, broadside to broad. kide, irithin half pistol shot, till a quarterbefore nine, *hen the Primrose attempted to carry the packet by boarding, but was gallantly resisted, and so much 'damaged as to oblige her to haul off at nine o'clock. The Pi inarose again came down and recommenced' the action, which was continued with the same un- abated spirit on both sides, until ten nrinutes before ten, when the Ptintrose packet haitbd and asked What ship it was: the mistake was soon discovered. The loss on board the packet is Lieutenant and Ad jutant ANDREwa, of the 60th Regiment, a Passenger, and the Master, killed, and ten men wounded; the loss on board the Primrose is, her Master, four men, killed, and 18 wounded. Tae capture of the. Terpsichore French frigate, by his Majesty's ship Majestic, is confirmed ; but we . base no account of the capture and arrival at Ply mouth, of L'Etoile French frigate, as stated in some of the Papers of to-day. STATESMAN OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK. • It was currently reported in the City this morning, that a Messenger had arrived from Lord CASTLERFIAII with important dispatches; but upon enquiry we do not find there has been any such arrival. It is generally believed that the Negotiations at Chatil. lon are broken of, and the Fonds felt a considerable depression to-day, Omnium being done at 15, and Consols at 64. We are assured that the most extensive assistance . is about to be afforded to the Royalists in the South of France; and that an order has been given for not less than 150,000 stand of arms aud proportionate ac coutrements to be sent to Bourdeaux with all possible expedition. The defection of SOULT is still calm!- ' toted upon by the more sanguine clessesof the Royal ists, but we mcch fear they will find themselves dis sprob4l4io the expectation they so fondly cherish in this respe c t.—(Morning I'ost.) • AthlFes hale been received from Bourdeanx to the 17th litstant, and from Paris to the date of Sunday lest, The letters from Bourdeaux are dictated in a whit of ardent gratitude for the generosity shown by Marshal BERUFORD, in the inviolability of all private property ofevery description; the shipping in the river had been untouched, and no temporary sequestration had been imposed. It appears by the accounts from the French capital, that no further news bad arrived from the srmies, and some messiness had been pro= &cod by this unexpected silence. The Papers by ebe-Kiits packet front Lisbon have been received. Means have been taken, according in'actesunts from Valencia, for the speedy reduction of Tortosa, which event is of some importance, as the navigation of the Ebro cannot be set free until it *shall have taken place. An article from Puerto Cabello mentions the ar riral of a vessel from Maracaybo, bringing the news that Gen. Mawr's) bad taken possession of Santa Fe, and the districts of Coasts, and that he followed up these operations in the month of December with other successes. • Yesterday, at the early hour of twelve o'clock, a Cabinet Council was summoned to meet at the Foreign Office, which was called by Earl BATHURST, supposed to be in consequence of the dispatches brought by Colonel JONES, of the Guards, on Mon day aftertwou. At the breaking up of the Council, Mr. hitt'EßS, the King's Messenger, was ordered to hold himself in readiness for a foreign journey.— Earl Hartman waited upon the Duke of Yon,: at his Office. Yesterday the Marquis of WORCESTER and Co. lone! FauxAm.; Aid-de-Camps to the Marquis of 'Wuxi NGTON ' took leave of th e Duke of YORK pre -Oleos to their departure to join the Noble Marqubes 'Remy. Yesterday the Dutch Ambassador, accompanied . by the Baron Van M A ASDAM, who is come to this country on a special mission, visited the Mint, the 'Batik, and other public buildings. The D;Lke of MosTaosr had a long audience of the Pawn REGEwr yesterday. Last night's Gazette contains Sir MICHAEL SEY• MOOR'S account of the capture, by the liannibal, of Lu Sulfate, French frigate, of 44 guns, near Isle di las on the 20th instant. Another French frigate, L'Efoile, sheered off, and was chaced by the &bras sad the Sparrow. From the Calcutta Gazette, of Sept. 30, we learn that Sir Goat Oustr.cir, our Envoy at the Persian Court, took an active part in negociating the Peace which has been concluded between Russia and Persia. The Jane, which arrived on the 25t instant, at Waterford from Passages, in seven days, has, it is taid, brought infarmation that the bombardment of Bayonne was vigorously carried on. The Militia force under Colonel BAYLEY, at Portsmouth, has received orders to embark . . for l3our deaoa, and sails this day for its destination. Several transports, each carrying 10,0000 stand of arms, have sailed. it is presumed, for that and other points .f the coast of France. 'rya Burma InsturuvroN.—The Directors and Governors of this Institution met yesterday, for the purpose of awarding the premiums offered by them to be given ha the present year. The first prize s of 200 gutnees, was presented to Mr. Am.svos, for his large Picture of " The dead man restored to life by touehin; the boner of the Prophet Elisha." The second premium, of -100 guineas, to Mr. Monao's Picture of " The Disgrace of Wolsey." The third premium to Mr. HOTAAND'S Picture of 64 The Storm of the coast of Scorborovih." v • • L ATAi NAVAL - INTICLLIGE NUE. ...,_......___ YLitmorien,'l4osacw 29.—Arrived a * te ar - sg b e yt, t ro l l s Letters have been received from Persia. We are Calwick, with kited, hut brings no news. t informed that a Russian Ambassador had arrived at Poarsuuovn, MARCH 29•—dtrtived the fon: a llk ',p i . Taharan, and that Sir Gore Oes e l e y wa s employed m • • • in . Indiaen, tram the Downs:—Wexford, Th ames . negociating a T r eaty of P eace b e t ween t h e tw o 4.4111 .: Henry Addington, Coutts, and Dorsitskire.—Arrived his a t : m- Powers. • aklietpress reached town on T u esday night from jesty's ship Valiant, from Jamaica; and the AClcitft sloop tif K t tigli hi t p t ss a i t ir itt i. o tag uncing the safe arrival of his Wes. war, from Bermud a , l ast f rom PL mouth.—Sailed tbeCsessi• ... . • '• • Ctutle, Commodore Sir H. Popham, man of war, en a cruise. -,.• • -, . 12 k _.• ! having : ol board' his Excellency the Right Hon. the FALsoarn, MARCH *7.—Arrive4 the .Thike ' or Atik!:;,Earl of Maim, his family and saite, from hiadras. H packet, w ithm Man from Lisboa, ie.*" days' Queen Chnilotil ' t ,--4.- - .Thls state vessels for the accommodation of . his 1 pactnet, with a - 1111114os Cadiz sat foitediwlle three dedissfiLordOlti- left town On Tuesday night for Kidgern from the latter* past The Princess Charlotte dld-dot sail yester- ; and Viamond harbour. Sir W. Gtant Keir, Adju-- day as reported. . ' 1 tant-General of the King's troops, the Hon. John PLYMOUTH, Maas,' 213.—Arrived the Samson, Llddk, 'E. Bilott Plicate Secretary to the Right flan. the from Loudon, bound to Gibraltar,dismasted ; die Andromache . Govegtior-General, end . Lieut. Allen, proceeded frigate, from or &ordeal's ; Minerva frigate, Pao' Jamaica; ; downi t im jiver in the Phanix agent vessel, to re- Opossum sloop of war, and Resolate guwbrig,lrosaapuisr. . ce-- 1 "1 411 -I .'"dshiP• Sailed the Venus fri g at e , u n di tto . , Ti liene• Company's sh ip Princess Charlotte of 1 Waki strive Wales's Island. Jaya d - DEAL, Ms RCM 49.—Sailed last evening, at nine P. M. the' MAI Piiice of at Sanger on the Yid inst. from Griffon sloop of wa r a nd Vi per cut l er , w i t h t h e rema i n d er o f i . the outward-bound that put back.—Arrived the. Badger cutter, 1 and Folkestone hired vessel, with dispatcher from Admiral Young.—Sailed his Majesty's ship R.edpole, with a convoy for BOXING. FIGNT BETWEEN Kaiamt.SwONTDY Awn MARTEN. TESTER DAY. AT mOtiLSSY. 1 ' ROUN DS. I , 1. Masstrn ovule play with mach gaiety left and right, and' Immediate/ ' found an awkward customer. k anwhworthy re tuned bit light lasoti 'Ton the mouth of his nnusemsist at well judged distance. hlarten steel down. and bled profusely. 2. Katowltrworthy kris , himself well togetht•r for hitting, hut' FOR TIM STATESMAN. . bin n ars, vas citations at going in, and mach sparring en- Ma. Eorroa,-Perhaps at some leisure moment ; i t • At . le** bit nut mato, Inss o.+.- tits • Pgagrai you will be disposed to insert the following inscrip- ' mai N Vas tajtialitatoni:A. ifie v is ti lls b s e a t aes4n tell with any e eet, tion, copied from the co ffi n-lid of the late Berlin 5. , eit was cvilent lianwlsworthy was atequal fighting , I DE Rom. who was interred in the church- an d of and theteaviest hitter with the advaatruge of weight. Marten I y , Bidborougb, county of Kent ; and, Sir, as Dr. • strength 4 4 . CO L lll l l: np eO c e d i . fflU -6 t od o 4 w oo ith the him, ke b r ut be fell under, Clad 1 JOIINson and other lexicographers consrrue Le Pro- 4. Same good equal fighting still ultimately odvantatemss to yoil will, -with Kssee t zs br e itt nri k e t y ha . a n it d ri . eagis Marten planted a good bit on the eye prietor," " a possessor in his own right," by such publication, inform yotir numerous Readik, ! 5. wiswastbyhad made couch havoc about the head acrd 'and the world at large, that for this glorious work r h o e d ue , i. / 'MI "tagnubt'. hod in 641 mind he bit blmitimu g h she i of liberating Europe, and restoring the Boustooss . fa; ding rounds, Marten fought at a like disadvantage. ' and the " Arts and Sciences to France," his Bat's i Hilt/ *Oin ave bit with him without parrying, hat by ; thr i o n tg . t h tbe opposite hand so h h man. TANNIC MAJESTY has been graciously pleased to ec- is round Kaowlsworthy got the bead of his antago- eept the services of the emirs Or SLAVES of that ' nisi link i his arm, and after hitting hiss as be liked, he threw country, once distinguished by a WILLIAM TELL him *ftovy crow buttock. Marten had no titmice after thi4 I i hut ikeitita to wear out bit antagonist by setting easy Nis ' . ' and a DE Germs. If the publication should hap- He had ant Lnacaster to 4eal web ; the baker never left, arid, pen to meet the eye of Mr. CoasErr, it will remind . aner a very lleveie bracing be resigned, *nee hamlet 36 ad-' mi high of the German Auxiliaries, and of that enviable i tes. Kaowlsworthy h the best man of his we ek df the inonsion, which, thanks to our free code of laws, ! y i " . _,. - - • 1 • . , • . you are now destined to inhabit. ' t y Madame DC STAEL, accompanied by' SAY ILP. 0 r -..t 1 ...I ar and &Amy smACILINToim pfitl, a that to the " Louis RODER'S*, SARAN DE ROLL, de Esamiuhoie. , '- Count of the Holy Roman Empire, Knight of the Ntihtory.to , tool in ttiollgrough Resa t ; for teaching 10 r4er of St. Laois, Adiataat-Getwral to his Rovol Ilightres th System. The whole of the System for Maisieur Comet D'Artius• sc. Qtr. &e. General m d l'aoeitili:i TOR et Rot.t.'s Swiss Regiment is his Britannic lilajesty's ger- 1 teaching both boys and girls, was mtliihited to the vice. Died 27th August, 1812, nerd St years." I Visiters. 7 -Madame DE STalu way very particular 1 in her enquiries, and was apparently much pleased. • . Extract of a letter from RR °racer of the 6th Re- , A novelty worthy of remark, the head Monitor, giment, dated Mont Maison, March 5 :-" On the i who conducted the School, is au African, and op 27th we came up with the French, and our bri- pears a quick and Intelligent lad. Mr. Hunt, Mr. gade came into play. We were stationed in a' Pox, Mr. CORSTON, and several of the Gentlemen road, and the enemy in a large open field, whisitit ! of the Committee of Management attended to receive any cover. They were all on one , knee, and Iniptittits Visiters. JOSEPH LANCASTER attended to ex the most regular line. lam sorry to say our mewl pli I bi *what was wanting. did not keep any sort of line, and the eonsequencei l - We understand a Royal carriage; and four horses, was, they suffered the more. Weil, we continued I into proceed to Harwich, to conduct the Duchess of In this road ,f9L .bbott A quarter Alf so hour, ; gbootesoseit to Landoll: ' When we were ordered to charge. Our gallant i The gems which have been paid by the clerks of fellows rushed forward, when the Preach,' get- subdivision meetings of lieutenancy, in England, into gag up... oiatVitiiiig „ Of to the right, eaposse4ilithi Beak, on seeonnt of ftmett for the ,Local Militia, to our view another and much stronger line. • amount to 152,6681. Ils• This sum has been ap. formed in the same 'manner, which opened a most plied to the general purposes of the Local Militia, iis dreadful fire on us. It was here that Bcooe, the ; diminution of the issues required for that service. 1 other Officer at the colours, was shot by my side, I The td battalion of the 12th regiment has received and two of my colour-serjeanta, out of three, were ! orders to march from Athlone to Cork, for immedi killed all in a moment. I expected to fall next, i ate embarkation to North America. I but, thank( to Goe ! I escaped this time unhurt.- i Extract of a Letter from an Officer of his Majes. We still continued advancing, and the French re- ! ty's ship Nimrod, dated the 22c1 of January, 1814, treating in the same beautiful way-it was the ad- off Long Island :-" Since we left Halifax we have miration of every body. When we came to the had nothing but gales of wind, snow, and frost ; no place where they had been formed, we found the I much so, that the ropes will hardly traverse through killed and wounded Hying in regular Hues !-Cer- the blocks, and now every drop of water that we tainly their retreating hi so masterly a manner did • ship freezes the moment it comes aboard. them the greatest credit-indeed, no troops could; We have hardly seen any thing since we have been have fought with mere obstinacy ; and I really think ' oot. The Americans have laid an embargo on If their artillery had been as well served as ours, it , all the shipping in their ports, excepting a few would been a doubtful case." : small boats allowed to carry letters and small parcels COVENT.GARDEN TMEATRE.-The interesting and along shore ; and the owners of these are obliged to pleasant entertainment of 77te Escapes; or, the , give bond in 5000 dollars for boats not worth 500, ' Water-Carrier, was revived last night at this Theatre. , to be forfeited on any communication, directly or in ' Mr. Fawcrrr performed the Water Carrier. with , directly, with the enemy. The war is severely felt in admirable humour. There was nothing forced eg I America. We have now on beard several Americans, outre in the manner in which he gave the points' of' who have begged to be taken on board for a passage the dialogue, and he made every thing tell. Mrs. :to the first English port, literally to avoid starvation. STERLING performed the character of Constantia with , The President and Constitution are at sea. The equal truth and felicity. She affected the awkward- : Congress has arrived from a six months' cruize, and ness of the country girl with such simplicity as to , lied taken nothing worth sending in, except one yes give it the stamp of nature-and proved that she has . md, which has beets re-taken. Not one of the comic abilities that entitle her to fill characters in co- prizes made by thp Essex in the South Seas has yet ay. medy, even where her lyric talents are not required. rived. Three or four of them are already known to The entertainment was warmly applauded. i have been re-captured." Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London, be- : Oa Saturday night, about eleven o'clock, the fore the Right lion. EDWARD Lord ExEzenosiouoit, Noise of Mr. Temple, in Serge-street, Lincoln's-Inn, Lord Chief Justice, &c. iu and' after Easter Tene t was entered by some villein, who soddenly attacked 1814. I the servant-maid, as she was going up stairs, and IN TERM. ... .- 4 knocked her down ; he then dragged her its the dark I. MIDDLESEX. LONDON. - May 4 into a eloset, the door of which he locked upon her ; Months - - May 2 I Wednesday Saturday 7 Monday - - 9 be also locked the door of the adjoining room, and saure.sy -- 14 I weeny Th - - 16 pet e keys in his pocket, ' which was the only Friday - -—2 O Sotarday - - —i— 2t AFTER. TERM. spell with which he 'escaped. The neighbour- Tuesday - - May 24 I Wednesday - May 25 hood was alarmed at her screams, and many persons BREAD.-The LORD MAYOR having inspected the went to her assistance; but when they got into the hone they could find nobody hat the girl, the ruffian eighers' returns, ordered the price of Bread beak*, it is supposed, gone off by the hall door while to be raised half an assize, or Id. in the peck, loaf, , when the quartern loaf of wheaten will be Is. lid. they were getting in at the back of the house. The following fine reflection is to be found in the , The 16th regiment now in Cork under orders, are ; . life of Lord Buenas., o f Cs er b uer ," E ver y body. to embark for Canada. The 12 th regiment, frau Athlone, are to replace the 16th at Fermoy. .. loves the virtuous, whereas the vicious do scarce love one another." Upon the same subject an Ara- ' Cotte-Excn /INGE, Malmo 30.-LWe had a good supply of all kirids of Grain this morning; having frian happily 'observed, that he learned virtee from the bad, tot their wickedness but little demand for Wheat, the sales were very inspired him with a heavp o ot a decline of 2s. per quarter, and a consi distaste of vice. , derable quantity remains undisposed of.-Barley Is The Right Rev. Doctor O'SwatiorteEssar, Titu lar I Bishop of Killaloe, has written a letter to the locals..pee quarter cheaper, having many arrivals of that Roman Catholic Board of Ennis, disapprovingof gealit.--.l3ats are from Is. to 2s. per quarter lower.- Counsellor O'CoNNEEE's plan of Parochial Sobscrip - In Peas, Beans, and other, articles, no alteration. )••••••• 1 O O P, and declining to interfere either in his own per- nkt whem o (o k i l e C; S e I ' O Be ld a"; ittO •° ..- - 46 50 son, or by the instrumentality of his clergy, in car- , Rye • e. 4) 49 Tick do. .. .. • , 42 46 .. . . I vying it into effect:-(Freeman's Journal.) .36 42 Old I =tin , - • Oats ,• _..31 35 --„ m ais...- 68 IS Fine ditto • • •• - go as Poland de. ' - "28 gl Zaseirom.-Te the Remelts yesterday span the filatemantt of Mures ilr .0 •cti Ix mts JoulleSTOrs,whichiPPeffeil 1111110 . Wan" ••• • * . '"*" 1 reed ditto- • :::4":......:0 v sae. seed the Commilttee et the Muth Exchange leaked tie rE sie ' 'II 111 ,Fine Fleet .•i t • • .• • • et LLOYD'S. . Wei __,.. IS ad Bets* •.•• • .- •••,.... Po malouth. The John Palmer But Indirunan, n country ship. from Ren o anti Bourbon, to London, was totally lost on the 9th WA. or Char, end nil on board periArd. +O, Ali -E 4 7.1 iNDIACPAPER. V IV OCT. 1. ;.-,_.~ ~.. ~ a ~~:.~, . ~ ^, ~,~ ~. ~- 1 c. • w iiiibalf FROM roc LONDON 'B i Masai id: =..iiii , -;.. . Atiftirtikpbjfar, 164 . _ . .Css of a Lessee. tom Cepiaift Sir Mielegoel Siiieriii, lit Itil Majesty's skip Hannibal; mddresend I. Ailatimi Or Itiratii !Neatens°, Hart. an. transmitted bj the Adati.al to Jute Wilton Center, R.*. . . .., His Majesty's ship Havoinek at gra. M'Arrtill. ISM - Std,-1 have the pleasure to abitiaint you of the captor* of La Soltene, Ffeaell frigate, of 44 giins and 300 ttr, at a quarter past three I'. M, yesterz day, after. on ineffectual endeavour to disable this ship. .:. • Whig's spread on the lurk -out from the Rehire's* ten A: M. Isle de' Sas, S. 1:. tali**', letWESSi.lslik * light breeze from the S. W. it weir *erg 'thick weather, and gulls war third In AO N. N. F.: u m { on its clearing up, proceeding under all sally t found the Ilebrus near ant, the Sparrnw in the till. W. and two eneme's'ltigetes IL by N. Ave or sit miles distant, one with jury topmasts ind sails, • end the other with double reefed topsails, 90artn:ly having sufferwd (rem *tempest or action. ligt , neared them fast, but on the wind's changing akiillotron 4.: the N. N. W. very fresh, one hauled 4.14: itititto other E. by N. and I directed.. the iletosis, as the best sailing ship, and the •Sparrewi fitptttaue the seemingly most Verfect frig'tte '; and 'I - InSI sight of them, going above ten knots, at two P. M. Wien the Ilebrus was rinsing the enetny very tifiN : 4 0 afterwards about three, four guns were beard, -... , -°,, The other ship is inutile which, with tAa . fittl,4' tune, lest each Vw•pty Itilikl and shcnit tlliffir • • 4 wounded, it, action With tit, Oiltoto and hstainsi r stir Isle .f Mayo, two mouths sinr.a g gp¢. each 1104 *ten hundred and fifty men on sailing from tho'pitx -- , . ~. I have gives charge of the prise. to Lieutenant Crouch, an abloollicer, who has served Many yeatu -,,., . ...• with me, and I have the henotir to be, &c. • . ..° . t:° - '- , . • • f• . _ MICHAEL SEX hiailit s Capt. iti: , • MILITARY PRC/MonIIOSIL .~~~ , , i. per+ War*Ortee, Starch 19. • • • ' • Royal Regiment of Horse °MAK Cathet the HindeethiaLqi Wahooto be Lieeteleet, by perdu*, tie* Wyttaep ; • •• sth Reel/seat ar Dtscoon* Guards, Captake Her. Omi t • thee) b Fedi, to be Captain of a Troop, elaelliape4 allbeekr Lt Regiment of Dragoons, Stevealost, Heel. to be COralgli ;• witboet purchase, vice Ciettletmearb,peommted. :•14116 Regiment_ et Light Ofireal. L* ll ldaht R. Curtly Boras • 18th Light Ornemin. to be Lieetentut4eidalletpititbase: lath Date, J. E. hying. GM- 11;1 _ Maclean, promoted. Ist Regimentof Foot Guards, recite T.lltebegtelbe . mud Gilded', by perebase, vice Millet, peilissol4. , ' Coldstre rt m Regiment ef Poet Cilgi , • be Ensign, by purchase, eke 49400116 ; '• r-; • • Sd Regiment of root Giants, Cartvii P. thsrdAto ii. ppm 4 6 (4 complier and Lieutelrent-coleitl, vice R. "c t kills i • lb action. ShilL e i E. B. Fairfield to he thetas:egad' Mod Captain, vi:e Thomas FfelliiiiiPMeat. to he igotige,__vice Fairfield. lit . Reginseitt of Fool, He*y Miele Tiltbjer t Gest., 'to bipl sign, by porebase, viee Arrelenelln, pro. ' ti.h P)itle: To be Limuerrants—En• ign W. 11.• C. Scardahlri utile 1.11114.41.108 of his hounds; Ensign J. Grey, vice Nithebterr killed la action ; and Ensign it. M-Nair, vice leers. dreentixd. To be &Lagos—William Wainwright. Gebt. vice Star 11111. Charles Barry, Gent. vice Grey ; and Rutherford Thompite. I Gent. vice Ai' Nair. 141 h Ditto, Assistant Surgeon Henry Terry, from the Wiltshire Militia; to he Assistant-Surgeon. 15th Ditto. Lieuteimat W. Dittos tete Cleittein ertsrCompally, without pereliase. rice Slade ' placed upon half-pay. 23th Ditto, Joseph blargitooth Cletst.,io be EnSign, by purelutbc, vice Murray, promoted. „ • • •• - 49d Ditto, John Poole, Gent. to beabligo ; eithout pc 45ab Ditto, Ensign C. Macdonald to be Lieutenant, wi• .• pnertioe ‘ vise Tyler. promoted in the 94d Font. ..john Lesfe, Geet..to be-Ea:4;o/ . IW SlitedeeibilE bit!: Ditto. Brevet Lieutenant-Coiner, Thimbles 141110111144. /won the sth West Indi a Regiment, to be Lienteimet.Colone!„ withotet purchuie, vice Nacdoimisi, 'removed triat the ser vice. I 60th Ditto, Captain John Keipe, •from the sth Dragoon , Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Csst, who ex ! cha D ues. 66th it to, Henry Dodgin, Gent. to be linsWe, without pur e chase s vice St. John, appoiated to the 97th loot. 71st Ditto, Brevet Lietiteaant-Celopel G. T. Wispier, from tier 59d Font, to be Lientetrant-Colonel, *idlest purchase, vier Sir N. Peacocke, removed from the servitse. 73d Ditto. • I Tote Lieutenants, withput yoreitase—Easigas C. U. Ferree, vice Leodin, promoted in the York Cbaseenrst and D. Browne. To he Ensigns—Ald worth Blennerbassett, Gent. vice Farrest, and E. .1. Newton, Gent. vice Browne. • 89th Ditto, Captain W. Barney, from the 9d Ceylop &xi ! meat, to . be Captaiu of a Co mpany, vice Evan, who ex ' chaeges. 96th Ditto, Captain C. Pratt to be Major, by perchme, vice Lee, promoted. Sd West ledia Regiment--Serjeant-Major W. Fraser to be Ad.- - jetant ,(with the rank of Ensign), vice Anton, who relies the AdjetaniFy only. 3d Ceylon Regiment, Capt. J. H. Evatt, fribla .the 89th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Barnes - , who exchanges. lit Royal Veteran Bane/ion, Lieutenant it. M'Leland, frosa the 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Miller, placed upon the Retired List. BREVET. To he Lientenant-ColoneleintheAria y--Ilajors J. Carnerins, of the Royal Artillery; J. ,of the 60th Font; C. E., Conyers, of the ind Foot; W. Cowell, of the dVsl Foot; ./.* Michell, of the 9‘zsl Foot; W. Beattie, of the 64th Foot; F. Desbarres, of the 87th Fait; R. Gardiner, of she Royal Ar tillery; and W. 1,. Mefferd, of the TM Foot. To be Majors in the Army- , -Captnins D. Campbell, of th e 9 9th' Foot; J. P. Oates, of the 8901 Foot; S. Taylor, of the MR. Foot ; J. Cully, of the sth Foot ; W. Greet:, of the hid Foot ; G. Westeott, of the 77th Font W. Russell, of the VOth Foot ; G. Miller, of the 95th Font ; B. Rowe, of the 50th Foot; N. ' Birmingluun, of the 99th Foot; W. Ron-au, of the s?d Foot ; J. Campbell, of the 45th Foot; J. Lepper, of the 44th Foot ; N. Thorn, of the 3d, Foot : A. Ilinnilten of the Ith West India Regiment ; C. Beckwith, of the Otti ' Foot; and W. a. • Sewell, of the 60th Foot. The Kings German Witte. Ist Regiment of Light Dragoons, Fred. Brry maim, gent. to be Cornet, vice Rudolph; superseded, being absent without leave. 2d Ditto, Cornet E. Meier to be Lieutenant, vice Siegroth, so perseded. Fred. de Wissell, Gent . to be Cornet, pie. Meier. ' ld Battalion or Light Infantry, CadetSerfeaht Chas. de Gcedke to he Ensign, vice Fraser. superveded, tieing absent without leave. lstßaitidion of the nee. Geitrat Lodronon, Gent. to . llo Sao sign, vice Best, preowned. , 4d Ditto, Lnsign C. Fischer to be Lientetrtnt, rice ceohed. John Bianekardi. Gent. to be Esiign, vice Nageli,.prompoirti in the 60th Foot. _ _ „__ _ 3d Ditto. To be Esuipts—Ado!phi's tirtYlnernt. Gent. sice_Lesphen, pro moted ; and Frederick de itence, Gent. vice liatekuels, psi - meted. ith Ditto. Ensign Lewes Saes/eke to be Liestenant, vice Wan nine, who resigns. • William 1.. Klitpber.Gark-111/te Emig*. vice Jaenieks. Sib bine, A. Spiel, Gent. to be Emig'', vie* Erilowun, %bone appointment has notoabm place. NIEMQRANDUM. The apperintments of Meier Parkinson-tste Lieots. Wisannel and Ottle are is the Ai Foot. SW not in t h e 34th Regiment, as stated in the Gazette oftbe 1W inst. The appointment d--.-- Isaacson, Gent. to be Ensign in the tibth Feet, assisted is the tiszette of the Sin Janu.iry bait not taken place. Ensign Dickson, of the ittb Foot, is superseded, being absent without leave. • ERRATA in the Gaieties of the Mt and 24d inst. 'Nth Font. liannister. 't 'Nth Foot. .66 F or captain J. S. Oannibter, from the Sestet Minas, to be A ' 9 ab 60 Captain, &t. read Gstrais Sant Barmaister, • • '. .~~ . 7 ; "?..‘ • ..:~, • ~• ~. ~~ e iw:, roll ~~ ~,.