The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-09 00:00:00

0 1 1 ~ 4 1 Pi 1 C „~ V 11M..... .• THE STATEMIAN Ilsolibene, Liverpool, wire-drawevs-Oetober 11,J,Webpleis,Nrpg cbester, painter-October 1 S. Oswego, Viddleford, Dorsetshtre, jobber la bollocks-.oetobei 0, 13":" Elfstrand and S. Valley, Xlngston-upon-Hull, merchants:-Septenber 23, C. Marlton. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant-keptetober 'V, J. Wthberley, Manchester, dr.li iv-October ;1, W. E. Royston. West Leigh, lauwashire, cotton-splutter-September SO, A. Mildrum, iver on, draper... October 27., .1. Chapman, Newmarket, grocer. GEB.TI El CAT k-S-Sarr. 29. J. Seiton, Stanneore, Middlest:x, baker-J. Mayor, joa. Lea deatvalhotreet, • imaranee-broker-LW. Head, Adelphi, army clothier-J. P. (iraddon, Russell-street, Covent-garden, tailor T. Ward, ?Manchester, merchant-G. Taylor. - Howard greet, Tynemontb, l'sorthombeilmal, • ship owner-41. Lines, Ey don, Northamptonshire. grocer-4 Stelfax. Rudtwath, Cheshire, maltster-4. B. Cabanyes, Chissycll-street, Finsbury-square, merchant-J. Ives, Cawston, Norfolk, grocer-W. Lonsdale, Liverpool, merchant -- T. Dixon, Holme, Lancashire, builder .l. Bartlett, Chit hater, cabinet-maker-P. Leonard, Fleet street, haberdasher. • • PA ItTN ERSII IPS DISSOLVED. J. Rowe sad J. Meagher, Dartmoor, common-brewer-U. 61hly, T. M. Benaett, and C. W. Satlcll, New Bridge-street, solar tincture venders-J. Clark, J. Gs les, and J. Ferram, hborediteh, oilmen-a Thomas and W. grnith, Bristol, oil and colourmen-.1. Starkey, J. Mallison, a Mallison, nod G. Meg son, Huddersfield. merehan s-W. Welch and I'. Hall. Adder bury, Oxfordshire-J. Houghton. 6. Whittingham, and It. Har rison, Liverpool-a Medley' and R. Trimmer, Camberwell, lime and coal-nwrelmats -J. Adlard and O. Jones, Ave Mari 4- lane, booksellerg-E. How and W. hlarsham, Shorter's-court, Thrognsorton.street, stot k-hrokers-.1. Fidlin nod .1. G. Broster, Liverpool, plambers, glaziers, and pain ter -R. Prince and W. Docker, Manchester, linen-drapers and habertlashen. MSOLFEN7' DEBTORS. --•~- . At an adjournment of the General Quarter Ses sions of the County of Surrey, yesterday, held at the Sessions !louse, 'Horsemonger-tane, a great number of Debtori were diaCharged from the King's Bench Prison, pwrstialt to the last Insolvent Act, without opposition. Mr. Jaws Greenwood, of Greenwich, linen-dra per, was opposed by Mr. Lams, for fraud, in not returning in his schedule a debt of 3,0001. due to him from a Mrs. • Bean, a bankrupt, and other debts, he being charged with having lately property to the amount of 1.1,0001. • Two ) oung and very interesting daughters of the Prisoner were examined against his liberation, and . to discover his effects. They artlessly gave their evidence of all they knew; and after their.cross eatimitiation, and a pathetic address from Mr. No wt on behalf of the Prisoner and his unprotected daughters, he obtained liberty to amend his schedule in Court, it appearing that Mrs. Bean was for years a fugitive bankrupt, and her estate wholly unpro ductive of any dividend ; by. minis of which, with other losses, chiefly incurred by naval and military officers *going abroad, several of whom died in fo reign ports, the Prisoner end family we • wholly ruined, slid no fraud intended against the creditors. He was discharged.. Charles' Harnett was refused the benefit of the Act, on account of having been seen out of the 'lilt) of the prison at Kennington Common, to see a fight, on the 11th of August last. • POLICE. i • caltuntALL Yesterday Mr. Charlei•Shuttleworth, charged by the Overseers of the Poor of the Parish of St. Bar tholomew the Gres:, with being a rogue and a vaga bond, within-the meaning of the Act of the 17th George IL chap. 5, he having run away and left his wife, whereby she had become chargeable on that parish, and ,who. had been .remanded to this day, to give an opportunity to the township, of Wakefield, on which ultimately the burden of the Prisoner's wife, if she be 'finally deserted, must in all probability fall, to come forward if so inclined, was again brought up to have his case enquiredinte. Mr. Elliott,.Churchwarden of the parish of St. Bartholomew, entered at some length into the cir cumstanpes of the case, and into the meaning and in tendment of * the . Act of Parliament,. under the enact ments of which, he presumed to think, his parish was called on to afford relief to the wife of the Prisoner, and the• Prisoner came fully under the description of a rogue and a vagabond, the Act declaring, that any person running away, and leaving his wife and fa mily, whereby they become chargerble on any pa rish or place, shall be accounted ,a rogue and vagaoond.— , fins Act too, had reference to a former Act on the same subject, passed in the 7th year of James 1. by which it was provided, " That all persons so run ning away and deserting their families, shall be taken and deemed incorrigible rogues, and endure the pain of incorrigible rogues ; and if either such man or woman, being able .to work, shall threaten to run away and leave their families, &c. the persons so threatening shall, by the said Justices, be sent to the [house of Correction, &c. there to be dealt with and detained as a sturdy and wandering rogue, and to be delivered at the said Assembly or Meeting, or at the Quarter Sessions, and not otherwise." Now, in the present instance, it could be shown that the Prisoner had threatened to leave London in three days, and the kingdom in a fortnight, and also that he would entirely desert his wife. The Sitting Alderman (Sir RICHARD CARR GLYN) said, the point on which .he wished to be convinced was this, that the wife of the Prisoner had become chargeable to the parish of St. Bartholomew, so as to be entitled to relief from them. The Church-warden then repeated the story that had been - told to him, as to the Prisouer having mar ried his wife at Wakefield : and deserted her, after living with her three days : that the wife had fol lowed her husband to London, and had taken up her abode in the house of a Mr. Senior, in the parish of St. Bartholomew, whence she had been enabled to trace her husband, by means of a trunk directed for him from 1% nketield, and where she had, as a casual p;super, applied to him (the Church-warden) for re lief, which he, understanding that she could not otherwise procure a night's !edging, had afforded her. Mr. ADOLPHUS, who appeared as Counsel for the Prisoner, begged to know what was the amount of relief afforded. The Cliurch-warden answered—eighteen pence. Mr. Apologies said, these Knight Errand Church wardons must learn, that the liberty of the subject was not .hus to be sported with, according as their caprice dictated. They had chosen to assist a lady ho had no occasion for it, and who, besidos, had no title to their assistance—the assistance so afforded by then was only to the extent of eighteen pence; but this had been m tile the pretence for im prisoning this young man, the Prisoner at the bar, who had been seduced into a marriage while ender age—for several days. The Parish Officers might rest assured they should answer for such conduct in another manner, and in another place. The Churchwarden begged it to be understood, that it was not through his means that Mr. Shuttle worth had been taken into custody. The Worthy Alderman said, the point referred to by Mr. Adolphus, would, if th• parties chose it, be subject of enquiry elsewhere. At present, it was unnecessary to call in Mr. Adolphus to say any thing in behalf of his Client. No case had been made out against him, so as to call on him for a defence. It was necessary for the Parish Officers to shew that the wife required their aid, which, to his (Sir R. C. Gr.YN's) mind, they had failed to do. The Poor's Rates of the parish were placed in tljeir hands, to be prudently and discreetly laid out in the relief of the poor of their own parish, and of such casual poor as might require their aid ; they were not, however, ..to be squandered unnecessarily upon persons nei ther legally entitled to, nor requiting astir assist , mice. lie accordingly ordered that Mr. Shuttleworth be discharged, which he immediately was. UNION HALL. Dr. L a respectable Clergyman, who keeps art Academy in Surrey, applied to the Magistrates for advice ander the following circumstances:— A young man, named Kempsin, some time since applied to bim to be engaged as an assistant, and having agreed as to terms, &c. he said he could have a character from a respectable Clergyman at Dablin, whose name was not unknown to Dr. L. and with whose recommendation, he said, he should be per fectly satisfied. Kempsin was taken into the family.' and a few days after Dr. L. received a letter, pur porting to be a letter from the Clergyman alluded to, strongly recommending him. This satisfied Dr. L. and some days had passed when he was surprised at receiving a second letter, signed with the Clergyman's name, stating circumstances in a very different man ner to what the first letter had done. This letter was written in a different hand, and he immediately showed- it to Kempsitt, who, on returning it, at , knowledged the first, was not written by the Clergy man, but by his brother, wbn was in the army.— Dr. L. upon receiving this information, immediately wrote to that Gentleman for an explanation, who answered. his letter, and acknowledged that he had ' given the character in his brother's name at Kemp sin's request, who, he believed' to be a very deserv .ing young man. Sion afterwards a li.o.asiats gentle man came .to board with. Di. L. for the cenveniencei of learning the English language. A few dabs after' he had been there, whilst the family was sitting at diviner, Kempsin quitted the table as if sinwell, itnd it .was discovered that he had quitted- the pre -1 riser.. wag dap . found that-a-dad. into the, • avatar'' C.l.stftotnatt's apartment had been forced open ) soatJ a pocket-book, containing a brilliant broach w.ll one hundred guineas and a one-pound moo, taken away, as were a silver watch and a pair of pistols ; nothing belonging to Any other persoil i t& th e family was missing ; and the It issiati boiim formed that the thief, if taken, would probably he hanged, would not suffer him to be pursued. This occurred on the 4th of August last, and Or. L. had since written to the person who gave Kernpsi n a c h a . , racier, and received an answer from him, in which he expressed his regret that he should have behaved in so improper and disgraceful a Firmer, and also stated, that he had been informed he was seen at Li, verpool since he quitted Dr. L's house, and he was persuaded had 7 before this time, tak en hi s d eparture for America. Under these circumstances 11r. 1,1 said, he wished to know of the Magistrates if ud step could be taken whereby he might recover hit property or the value of it. The 'Magistrates informed him that he might, if he chose, summon the person who had given Kempsiii character before them, and they would coiwict him in tae penalty for having given a false character; tis might also, if he thought proper, commence an action against him for the value of the articles stolen. D r . L. said would take a day or two to consider which coarse lie would adopt. MARGBaROCIGN-STRIECT.—No swindler, sire the days Ilanitbld, has committed more deovilations on toe town thistl ./c4 , kson, ll , rrper, alias Cop ain Jarkott, W committed for trial from this office on Mondav, ou a soon. , ..!!::rge of forgery, in signing a elicitoe nu the haaking-house Pia-scott and CO. for :n 1 a. in the name of Stephen , and thereby defrauding Mr. Christian, a lin li-draper. The multiplicity of minor ottencescommitte I by the Prisoner, was on no occasion exceeded. Ile was attached too g4llg 1%110 were in the daily practice of committing acts of frail& by various arts and •tratageins. in addition to that which has already ap., heart d , Mr. harry stated a ca.e on the port of a Mr. Collingr as f4llows: -The Prisoner took the greater part of a farnmieii boost. is Store -street, for a month, and a day or to o previous it the time having elapsed, he decamped with the greater part of the portable foroiture, amounting to 1501. This ehar4'., ant another of fraud, together with the forgery, were entered lino, and the Prisoner was committed upon the whole. AGGRAVATED FELON T.—Benjamins, a Jew, re. siding in Warwick-street, Charing-cross, was charged with robbing Mr. Flay, a gentleman of fortune, be. longing to the Secretary of State's Office, of a Bank. note of 401. The circumstances are briefly as fol. low :—The Prosecutor occupied furnished apart ments in the Prisoner's house, and he missed the note in question, which had been stolen from his desk. He knew the number, and it was traced front the Bank, by the vigilance of John Foy, to the Pri stiller, who had paid it to Mr. Moses, a respectable Jew, who paid it away to Barnet, a Jew butcher, in Itunge — rford-market. This transaction took place a day or two after the note was missing, and, on its being so missing and the number known, the Pri. sower sent for the mite back, and erased a signature on the back of it. /I.;'enuid give no satisfactory ac cou at how he came by it, and he was fully (wawa. ted for trial. A Correspondent writes from the Isle of Wight, that there is now growing at the Parsonage-house of ,;ttaitklin, a to% rt le, of the bread-leaved kind, whose ev raw (Unary dimension:: afford a strong evilence of the mildness of the climate. Its foliar covers the whole front of the house, which is lofty ►ntl spa-ions. some of the larger branches were lopped ea' oNtt t w ig' ago, on account of their too exuberant growt,), and the timber was applied to many useful purposes : tt was fouoli-to bear. considerable 'resemblance to me: hogany. II unoutseret.e, SEPT. 3.—Nothing very material has transpired here this last week. A detachment of hussars, who have been out in the country to-!L.~ have seized several stand of arms, and brought in one prisoner, and it is reported that several more prisoners will be brought in here this evening.—We are quite full of soldiers, under the command of General Ackland. Since our last were committed to York Castle, William kip:rater ' of Kippax, charged upon the oath of John Lock, of the same place, with having, on Tuesday last, maliciously and feloniously, at Kip pax, endeavoured to murder the said John Lock, by stabbing Itim in the cheek; and John Schofield, jun. late of Nether- Thong, in the West-Riding, cloth dresser, charged upon oath with having, ahont half past twelve o'clock, on the night of Wednesday, the 21d July last,- feloniously, maliciously, and unlaw fully shot at, or counselled, aided, and abetted some person at present unknown, to shoot at, with Intent to murder John Hincbliffe, of Upper-Thou3, near Huddersfield. _ _ _ On Monday se'nnight, ten debtors in York Castle, were liberated under the late Insolvent Act, by the Magistrates of the East Hiding; and on Tuesday, ‘.2:.1 debtors were liberated by the Magistrates of the North Hiding. A number of nocturnal depredations were last week committed in the parish of Halifax. In the night between Saturday and Sunday se'nnight, a party of arms-stealers entered the house of Mr. Haigh, of Skircoats, and took from him three stand of arms. On Monday night three of the peaceable inhabitants of Thornhill, near Brig-house, were each plundered of a gun. The same night a blun derbuss w as tired into the house of Mr. Waddington, of Brig-itouse, corn-Miller, and. seven bullets lodged in the ceiling of his bed-room : a musket was also fired into the parlour window and a large - discharge of duck-shot lodged in the room.—And last ran S day night a mill at Southowram, where woollen cloth isdressed by machinery, was attacked by a num ber of men amounting it is supposed to about 100, who, after securing the watchman, broke 17 pairs of shears. At half past one o'clock in the morning the p~cquet past.the mill, who] all was safe ; but the de predation was committed with ao much address and celetity, that ',on' their return at two o'clock, the mischief was effectet the offenders completely dispersed. • *lnt vier taken : up and detained me sesviciote. Al A It WALD At Carrhhrooke, In the Isle of Vt iglu, Captain Thmse, of the Royal Atli:Lowy, to Eliznheth, youngest dan A hter of Co, lain George Yuqug, tif the Army Depot. C DIED. Oa t4h 49itt of Attest, in the 7lst 'year of his age, Williaoi F4g-oppothecdry, of Cooduit.street. tianover-somtre. A shoft Ohre 'Awe, ut Chester, within a few em of each colter, Mr. : arid Mrs. Royer, 'the former aged RI, and the lattsr 87. They had berg married and lived together upwards of 63 yens Ole cohnie of which (Intr. eicept to a solitary instance, of nue amt s they bad oever slept but tinder the none roof. _ ed s by !!. Lovsu. st Ad - ash:oookt et liati-selett. CtiIIRCII A DVO)VBOS9._ • The Reverend Mr. I 1 •lps, Rector of Wharton, in Nnttii,ghamshire, worth nine hundred pounds a ear, was opposed, on the ground of fraud, in not insert ing in his *schedule the living for the benefit of his cr daunts, and the furnished mouse he lived in at Bath at the time of his arrest. Mr. Bkasiotte argued that such livings were by law liabll.'to debts. after the Bishop bad, as in this in_ siaitce, carved 'oat • provision 14. r toe Curate of eighty run& per annuls. M e r. Nut.Ax, for the Idsoner, contended that o n ly in caws 01 bonds, or judgments recovered in the Bisnop's own .Court, cnutd he sue out his nrit of It earl f acies, so.d that tare was no power under Acts of Insolvency, to touch this church living; for nothing should be inberteri in a schedule but what : could pass, and by the present schedule all the right of the Hubner in this living will pass without any insertion, since the law did not require it; he should, ! even in respect for the Prisoner's cloth, forbid his thawing such a cloak over himself as such an inser tion in a schedule. The living is under sequestration, except the 801. a year for the curate, for a debt of 30001. and the Prisoner, by good advice, refuses to insert it in his bchedule.—The motion is adjourned. On Sunday last, just after Mrs. James Bray, of Diss, and her aunt had dined, they were taken so very ill that medical aid was immediately resorted to, and it was discovered that arsenic had been mixed with the floor which the puddi►►g was made of, of which they had just partaken. We are, however, 'sapy to hear that they are both likely to recover.— It appeared, that on the Saturday Mrs. Bray wanted to mak.. a small quantity of paste, and requested the servant to bring her some flour, which she did, but forgot that arsenic had been mixed with it for the destruction of rats, the remainder of which, after making the paste, was put into the flour.bian, and was the cause of the above circumstance. Saturday night, at ten o'clock, a collecting clerk to a respectable house in the neighbourhood of Whitechapel, returning home from Oxford-street, when passing firer liolborn.hill, at the end of Fleet. market, was surrounded by a gang of seven or eight . BANKRUPTS. ! fellows, afterwards thrown down ' and robbed of his F. L. Iladslion, Stroud. Kent, common-brew" , to surrender pocket-book, containing 5,1. in Bank-notes, when September 111, 1 71, Octoh^r XI. at Guildhall, London. A- tor nie,. Mr. Conk, Nlaicistone ; and Mr. Wibb,,St. Tlsoenas's. they separated, running oi in different directions, • street, Southwark. and made their escape, although immediktely pur- N. L 'airh-,, South Shii•ll4, ship-builder, September 24 1 29 .0 sued.Orenher 2 - at tae tiolden Lion !nu. Son k Shields. A urinates, . I ble‘s , s. C )( ;ird.sles and wing Gray's Inn ; :lad Messrs. Cock '‘ onday, in striking the scaffolding erected to writ', writ',' th and Norm Shields .. paint the ceiling of that superb edifice, New Drury, a T. Watson, Lists iris, miller, September 21, 22, October TR, at the Great White- t!m•se, Ipswich Attornies, Messrs. er.o. min of the name of Redd fell from the lop, but, we ''y anti Notcutt, Ipswich; and Mr. Bartlett, inner Temple-lane, are little Inltit happy to say, received very t as One London. of the men, of the name of Baker, below onllisittage W. fla ter, Gosport. vietnaUer, September 11, 25, October • 90. at the India Anns lien, Gosport. /th . ermic: Messrs. Bleat - • platforms manfully s t o pp ed forviard and broke his ditle, Alesa r uder, and Hoboes, New lon hand : J r.. Cruickshank, fall by catching him in his arms, bet - received 4 slaters' Color t. bruise in bit side. They are both la, aMI Wily of . A. Vi•rsey, Exeter, haberdasher, September 15, at the Old Linda' lan, Exeter, Sep maker Al. October 20, at the Goble.. recovery. ~.,. . Lion Lin, lloaiton.. Attorney , Mr, R , ,biaron, Essekotrech . LITRAOADINIaIti wilitilt.—Chertts Millar was, strom. 1:. tir:r„ory, ,ea. ehe.ter, threw-factor, October 1,4, 10, at committed to the Nottingham Rouse of Correction' !AS . to, on . o While Lion Ina. i. limier. Ati k rnies, Messrs. Philput and a - fess days in a charge of • starving his wife and Stone, litre-tour.. Tem le; and Mr. Finekett, asester. • children. • Before the Magistrate,, he pleaded that he T Brotle•n, Waite . Riwe-co9rt, Coleinai street. woolten-dra. h a d r.r. Se t o Ism , _l2, 19. October 20, at d ' uildbitU, Attorney, 6inee. re...l,rhs"eisetreed 'of his conduct, and begged Mr. UM, Qoleanta-street. . . distimisiaf: is was promised : him, itrovidirtg he ~ , . DIVIAENDS. • • would pay . the fees of his ' apprehension, amounting November 1. W. Beech aad.B. Le Mesarier. 'Thromnortna u.. te 4s. but he could neither and Money, pos.' eould , Wert, :-.crelants - October 31, '•. Kier , ater-:1 Aire, cabinet-inalmer---Oetober 1, ('s. Taylor, Type. any one find it foi him, and to durinbe he *tint.r- I am .th, , nip -own e r-Oct o ber Il i H. Gls 11111stro, New mad.om, Attor•retwaliting a - few days itt prison, WM. 3s . were'' street, merchant-October J. :161. Sh-t.4ey t and .J• •WhitrleYs Leeds, dyers-thipber V, T. se,tom Werrester, dr-Oesr found concealed la hbi clothes, which wet given, to ' 1 ber 9, J. Russell, nabbing on, WarAirlwhire, .bleaeber,-Oetise his famity. Dude' • Dancer Witold hats paid •foer' Orr 9, T. ktrell, Oiri t t o rk hato-Oelatr 2 0' , L ' ilatii. B4l m . ghat** .ratkar ilia Wier four' wllll6ll implitos.' ctowester, hat er and rte. retie } 4N. Xmadrldge. . - OriarfoolgEr-OCtobar 8,,, Aiwrictrik Waal:woo, aii.4.4 meat. •-;..•• _ % - - _ n .. 4,..t. 4 .1 , 3 , from the LONDON GAZETTE, Scat. 8. , —... 'WAR DEPARTMINT. Dx,Tin;-.4reet, Sept. 7. A Dispatch, of which the followiiiz Is en extract, Bo been this day received at Earl Batherst's Office, addressed to hi. Lordship by Major-General Cooke, dated Cadiz, Aug. 16. " I have the honour to inform your Lordship, that I have just received accounts from Colonel Aker. nett, dated at Huelva on the 14th; the allied troops lirided there on the 12th. The enemy blew up the castle of Niebla, and spiked the guns on that night,. and retired ; the place is now occupied by Spanish troops." War-Office; Sept. 8. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent bas been pleased to appoint Colonel his Serene Highness Wil li= Frederick Henry, Hereditary Prince of Orat*e, to be an Aid-de-Camp to his Royal Highness. ?III,ITAitY PRO SMTI DNS. • • ' true-rlffire. Sept. R , 1812. go i R eg i men ; o r n ea ,igon Cuards John Scaranche,. Cent. to be Cornet, without purcOase, vice Blennerbuset, who re. eiges. 14th Regiment of Light Dragnets. Lieutenant William Webb to be Cuptain of a Troop, vice Diekent, killed inaction. LA Regiment of Foot Guards. Brevet •Major James Dawson St est to he captain of a Company. by purchase, vice Uthm:y. who retires Frwir,n C. 11. Churebill to he Lieutenant, vice Wes . James Nixon, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Churchill. 7th Regiment of Foot. William Tee. ener, Gent. Iv be Limiter naot. by purchase, vice Harrison, appointed to the 3d Dre• goon Guard% 140 i Ditto, Ensien Edward Fender to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vier Tahiti. who resigns. 49th Ditto, lieutenant Robert Bmwnrige, from the Wetford Militia, to be Ensign, withont purchase. 40th Ditto. Surgeon Thomas Fearon, fr em are:rafting district, to be Surgeon, vier Woods, who rrehunges. 49th Ditto, Quarter-Master lowith Steaa to he Ailimant (with the rank of LnsigtO. vice Fitzreb on, who reii.rns the Adin tantey only. Serjeant Peter slertc to be Quarter-Muter, vice Strati. 600 Ditto To be Contains of Companies, Lieutenants Richard Henry Hughes, without parttime, vice Dubley, who resigns; and J. Trumback, vice Lord Clinton, promoted in they st Foot. 65th Ditto, Captain Peter Le Mesurier, from the 89tb Foot. to be Captain of a Compaiiv, vice Crespignv. who exchanges. ides Di to, Ensign Con. rr taneford. from the North York Mi. to be without percbase. 0.993 Ditto. t opts% George C. Crespigny, from the 68th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, v.ce Le Mestirier, who ex changes. tirotenani W. Arai/. from the sth "%triton Batta lion, to be Lieutenant, vier rtillesple, who exchanges. Hos pital-Mate Alexander (nrdner to he Assistant-Surgeon, site 116Kechnie, promoted in t tr ti9th Fnot. SlOth Ditto, Henry Joi.n Freneh, Gent. to be Ensign, without .ourchas . vice Rogers, who resigns. 4th West India ttegoneut. Ensign John Ttimmer to be nest, without piireha-e. vier Sexton, who resigns. Horatio Scott, (lent.. to he I. !olio. vice Rimmer. Royal African Corps, tri• rjeont oseph Hilton, from the Cold stream Regiment of rum guards, to be Ensign, without pur chase. vice Beale, who resigns. ,4th A:orison Battislino. Li:niNtatt Joshna nilllmOie. from d. 89tb Foot, tot* Lientrtrint. vice w 10 ex ciao 4th Vaterna Bittalian—lohn nartra.n. to e Qoarter 514syr-Serjeatii rild Foot, to be Ina go, vice -SPltiou trey, is.ipoinegi Qattee- aster. The Dike of Bromwich Gels' Corps. Totintry. Lieutenant George Storofelds t•i be Captain of a Ci, apany. with temporary rank. vice Leder, 'deal of hi. wounds. Losigo Zweifel to be Ltenteisant,. vice Steratelds. To be Ensigns, ikrjeant Henry Srholtz, vier Liiopold, appointed to the 7th. Battalion of the Line, King's , :ernian Legion a Otn Brviren. Cent. vie,. Bliionitx, appointed to the 7ts Battalion of the Line. IG,.es German Legion; and J. Carl lichtirtroth, Gerrit. grit* Neutron's Regiment. tientroant St •ni‘latis Krt.& z to be Adjutant, vice I.' Arty, with • resigns the Aditit;.ntry only. B EV ET.° *ajar Ulysses Burgh, of thetsid foot, to be Lieutenant-Colo. al in the Army. HOSPIT •• I STAFF. amegeon rho- o as Wools, from the Mb Foot, to be Surgeon ht Recruiting Ois vie,, vice Fe.irith. who exchanges. To he Illopital- slates for General Service, jaws Moo, Gent. and William Bell. Gent. Mi Tbe pronustl9o of Ensign Anthony Leslie to be tiouteasni in the gth Foot. vice Gumming, deceased, as stated in the Gazette Of the lid June, 1812, has not iaken_pluee. Lieutenant liewson, of the bid Foot, is superseded, being Olga without ir.ave. Q/fico of ft.r/uluee, Reiter,.lier 7, 181,.. Royal Regiment of Ar illerv. riot Liestessun John Dow'e to be Second Captain, vice Mal lett. deceased. Dated July ttl. ISt?. Iliewsnd Lieutenant Francis Stanway to be First Lieutenant, vice Dowse. Dated as shove. liVinperary A414110t Surgeon Doctor Richard Kirby to be Se cond Assistaat-Sursseo, vice Ashford. deceased. Dated Au gust 141811 Conindminns s'icard by the Lord Lieutenant of Wigtownsbire. Kirkcudbright and Wigtown Militia. Id..jor Clear Maxwell to be Liestteaant-Colonet, vice Fuller too, promoted. Dated June 17, ltflY. Jams I.•+irson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Taylor, promoted. Dated August N. lett Wigtow•nshirc Loral Militia, Adjutant James Germiston to be Captain, by bre►et, Dated ebrnary V, 113 12. Bi l i.tn Andrew Hannay tr be Lieutenant, vice M`Gill, super vened. D.ord as above. tosigu Robert Coining to be ditto, vice M'Cullocb, resigned. Gated as above. En‘ig.i Its era Ml•gtaster to be Lieutenant, vice Jivrie, resigned. Gated n °VC. Haunav to he ditto, vice Ken', resigned. Dated as :I env'. Robert if anaar, Gent. to lie En.ign, %Ice A. Ramsay, promoted. Gated James lltiadlotit, Gent. to be ditto, vice Curving, promoted. Dated Mry 26, 1812. ~' i i~ ~~ ~ - T