The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-10-14 00:00:00

r 11 ,- l' From the LONDON GAZETTE, Oct. 13. WA ft DI TAILTNIEN f, .!c'l'A'lll.34ll.%N. I H. T.w, WeilOW' im i lre, l( s it ea U d i e v - i ter . , to surrender Oct. 31 Nov. S. ts, at Guildhall. A ituriu . •y; Mr. Datum, till,9ll—lte+l, • sth Dittra-L'Lietitenant Healey White, from the 2.1 Darrison Itat- ISih uil t i iiTt ' si ti . ) -t t .a c ti l la il' i n u t reri t s' .V. c l . )4 K n c U r e s , h f a r % o . i'n ‘s t . h h e o T e VI I :i l •3 4 :1 4 1 . it rgi - Doz:ning-str el, Oct. 11. melt. to be Captaiii of a Company, w aeon purchase, vice Bishopsgawastreet ' It the Court at Cirlton 11•• use, the 13th of Octoloe J.llO Ibct,i-n. Waolivich, baker, 0 .. 'll, 24 •is of a high the follow ng is stn Extract, has bean this Swath, appointed io the 15th Foot. , n on. Att tot y, AC li• li tac• Bury-it:et:l'NT S. Brown aud T. 11. Senn St. Mary lien, a . 1812, Present, I:is [toy Highness the Prince it .leiN reeeived at Lad Bathurst's toiler, addressed to his laird- IS h Ittis -la W. hiehelin, Gent to be Ensign, without i r on - 24, Nov. 24, at tinildaall.' AnOrmi • ' M t. ' rflt Inf ' • b ( l, l ;: i ,' : l , 7 . I'l) by toe .Ylatquis of Wellington, dated Villa Toro, nit _chase . , vice 1tW.. 4 .. tritill•lteit lit the WO root. 1 IJO s t y l l ) . 44 , Ditto C:ptta . m John Maxwell to be altij:r. ys Avant ear - Rowland, and It obiti•oli, (way'. I nn-pia ' ,.p . t''''' '' ' '' i ' ll---.-- el geist in Cou..cil. seaseiu er• • • ' chase vii:e Remy, appointed an los wean. Fitld•Olfieer gat. (;J . f t ill Lo td on, in consequence of information Navin _ I'! u e °pet ationg against the eactle of Burgos have i era in . memo. Alary A s.e. . been received of a Declaration of War by the Go- -teen contained since I addressed yost on the 21st :To he Catentios of Companies. without purchave--Licutenant A. ./ . Hail, Judd-street, Brulawi sk-anare teak , „ ~, .„ vermeils of the United i:ates of America against his inst. and out Cie night of the 22d 1 directed teat an W. Cradock, vice West, from the nth Foot, yice Maxwi.ll. deceased. Captain Char es U. Smitia Nov. 2, at Guildhall. Attut•ney, Mr .'' I . Y. ( ' ) u s . '-'''' 11, Whereas, teta-e, - or-sta• Cotrarreial Road. ittempt might be made , to take by storm the exterior et, Mejesty, and of the issue of Letters of Marque and .To Ly laratimant --- /Ensign David Torrance, vice Cradock. ay. `"ate;••g, Walerhead Mill Old'aa I•• • • a a line of the eiserny's works, one of the bateerses To he Ensieu-Edward Moire , Ilerrlek,Cent. vree 'Torrance. !II inner, Oct. 19, 27, Nov. 21, at' the I/O n 'T ."a5.11 . e ' c " fin ' reprisal be the said Govement neeiust his Majesty g Tavern , veach ac a .lestifiert to support t our position within them having tees Ditto -Ensign Cuastantioe Matteson to be Lieotenant, vice A.tornies, Messrs. lliason and Atkinsot .i• - • ' ' • Wilder 4, ,deceased. Lewis C. Appelius, Goa. to be Ensign, I.lle tlnancerv-lane. , . ~,, , ..1 , st. • r ; and Mr, d his subjects, an Order iii Council, bearing date been iii such a state of preparat • as to give hopPs vice Ileanions. .I. ' lV:siker, Wakefield, linen-draper, Oct.'s!, aa e . 4 at the 31st of July , last, was issued, directing that Ame- that it would be ready to open on the morning of eol . ti , pi ,4 itsi- . --- I o he . Lic . inenants,_ w itliont poreoase-Ensign the N•av Court-!ionse, Waketii•id. Atom:le., Mr..friv n at t' s ' l' - ricati ships and goods should be brought in and de- the '2:14. The _nttak was to have bee . ii made by IIP- _ .1 , I . • milt. I . .!l , tisii Donnas I•d is arils. totaearden ; and Mr, Rubinson, Wakefield. • " id -21 Dato - -Captain .9. A. Whitaker to he Major, by purchase, T. 11. Scutt. St. Mary Hill, wine and I rand • Sediments of Portuguese troops, belonging to ihe vice Darrali, yy ho retires, y r merchatit, Ora i 'Wined till further orders; and whereas his Royal 17, 21, Nov. et, at Guildhall. Attorney ' N . . , Ir. L ll B3,oay's intl. 6th divisiou, which occupied (he town of Burgos, 22d Ditto-See cant-Mahon Thomas Edwards to be Aljutant square. Highness the Pt ince Regent, acting in the name and („ lilt . the rank of Ensign), vice Kendall, situ resigns the W. Palmer anti Mary P timer, 0 and invested the castle on the south west side, on the . xford-street straw-le Allynantey only. notarturres, Ort. al, Nov e 24 at Gull 11011 ' A' ' at "'l ' on the behalf of his Majesty, forbore at that time to enensy's left, while a detachment of the Ist division, ',J.' 1/itto -Richard Julian, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Ronirson, Haw Moon-street, adilly ' ' . • . .torttry, Mr. direct letters of tnarque and reprisal to be issued under Major Lawrie, of the 79th regiment, shoeld Bromley, who retires. ! J. Saddiaigion, licaningten Common core-de:l.- 0 7 27th Ditto- 'TO he Lieutenants, withont purchase - Ensign Ro. SI, Nor 21, at Gondola Attorney , Air , Lamb, a •. • ct i 1- * against the ships, goods, and citizens of the said scale the wall in front. Unfortunately the Portuguese Inert I'. Phillips, vice Tigae, deceased. 1-nsign John Mac- Lombard-oreet. en latitessone, li•lited States of America, under the expectation that troops were so strougly opposed, that they could not • I.:e,..iltiduiosydeevicletii‘dar....,ktiitelist d ia li a n c n tion. Ensign Benjamin oe l t i . . Q ß 6 .ir 2 di , it . :z o . Lut i wor t th ti; M i ;llor, Derhy Ai..., cotton-I,liter, make any progress on the enemy's flank, and the , " ig fa . verra h Mituelies ... S aar . the said Government would, upon the notification of i lo be ii its , without purchase-Hobert Weir, Gent. vire tii 5, !daises. Di v a; on and ' Atkinson, escalade could tint take plasie. lam sorry to say our Paillips. Thonias O'Shea, Gent. vice MacLeod. Martin Clian.a.rv.lane. main, Mane ester ; nun Mr.l.llis, the Order in Council of the 23d of June last, forth-1 , loss was severe • ; Major ILI wrie Was killed, and Ca pt. MacLeod, Gent. vice ileaufoy. .I. Shutter, Cheltenham, upholterer, Nov 12, 13. 21, a-' Kith recal and annul the said Declaration of War s .29th Ditto -Lieut. W illiam Parker, from the Fermanagh Mill- plough Hotel, Cheltenham. Attornies, hlessrs. Meredith Iti"t ie the bri }reser, who commanded a detachment from - • ay his Nlajety, and also annul the said letters of • rm. to be Ensign, without purchase. bins, and liankyns,Lificolds Inn, New-square; and 3lr. Cial . a )- . . gatle of Guards, was wounded. Both these Officers, 33d Ditto-John Archbald, Gent. to be Ensign, wet hout per- net, Cht•l:enliam. marque and reprisal : chase, vice Runts, ponnoti.d. . Anne Stewart and Jane M. Dinham, St. Mary abbots, Ken ' and indeed a!I those employel on this occasion, ex- .. And whereas the said Government of the United Seth Ditto . - Lieutenant David Price to be Captain of a Com- sin ztoa, de!tlei-, Oc'. 31. N0v.3,21, at Guildh .'l. A tterni cried themselves to the utmost ; but the attack on the imity, vice Hobart, dead of his wounds. Messrs. Dawson awl Wrattislaw, Silt ille-place, B 1 'l ' States of America, upon due untilication to them ofr suerou. eilemv's dank having failed, the success of the cats - George Downman, Gent. tube Ensign, without purchase, vice strect• the said Order in Council of the 23 , 1 of Jane last, leo. . wa. • Bahia in, promoted. C. Merchant. Gloucester-street, Sr. . George the martyr sta i-npra•aivable. did not think fit to recal the said Declarati aof War 40th Ditto-Lieutenant R. P. Stewart to be Captain of a Com- flatter, act. 31, Nov. 3, 21, at Guildhall. A.ioeni t s, "Ni essr , - . 1 Our b a tteries are completed, said ready to open the patsy, vice Colo uhouo, decea9cd. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards, Chancery-lore. anti Letters of Marque and Reprisal, but have pro- e ,,,„,y, i n terior lu e es, as s o ne as we shall have :ss i da. Lieutenant James Knox, from the 52d Foot, to be Captain di) J. le athersionhaugh, St. Mary at 11.11, coal factor, Or'. 31 ceeded to condemn and persisted in condemning the coittpzu k y. bv perchase, vice Emart, who retires. Nor . 3, it, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harman, Nine chlice. s . blislied our troops within the exterior line. ships and property of Isis Majesty's sobjects as prize Ensign Richard Jonei to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice court, Fleet-street. The enemy's army are about Pa neorbo, and at Mi- Stewart. T. Johason, Kidderminster, grocer, Oc . 00. 31, Nov 14 et of war, and have refused to ratify a suspension of voi t nee.e— 'stun to he Ensign, vice Jones. • Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Ferrer, Steadman, and 1." -' ' rands, on the Ebro, with their advanced posts at Bri- at tot, arms agreed upon between Lieutenant-General Sir 49th Ditto-Ensign Daniel Claus to be Lientenaut, without pule , Nicholas-lane. viesca. Thoy have made no movement to interru t P • chase. vice Ormond, promoted. [Dividends, arc. to-morrow.] George Prevost, his Majesty's Governor-Genera of - 1 our operations. John Thomas Westroa , Gent. to he Ensign, vice Chug. 1 - Canada, and General Dearborn, commanding the Marshal Soult left Granada on the 15th, and 51th Ditto - Lieut. William Pilkington, from the Galway Min- • American force in the Northern Provinces of the tee to be Ensign,. ait knot purchase. TO TIIE ELECTORS OF BRIST3L. marched towards the kingdom of Valencia, it is said 55tli Ditto -I ,initenatit-i kneed Cohn Campbell, from the sth United States, and hare directed liostilities to be re- --esello-- by Caravaca. Ceti. Ballasteros entered Granada on Garrison Battalion, to be Colonel, vice Lieut.-General Mac- i commenced in that quarter: the 17th. diniald, dereasea, At length a coalition has been formed between two His itoyel Ilighstess the I'rinct' Regent. acting in - e - tit lion " . ,-i 0 he Lusigns. by purchase-Henry Cowling, (lent , of your Candidates ; net aye II indeed, wet ..y, for at esen. Elio, who now commands the troops lately v:ce 31. Carlene, promoted. ilumphry Robert Hartley, 'cut. the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, and vice Le-lie, protnoted. yet they have not had the ef f rontery to declare it in commanded by Gest. Jisseph 0' Damsel!, took Con- • with the advice of his Majesty's P rivy Council, is fibth Ditto -C int. G. C. Crespigny, from the Fl9th Foot, to be suegi a by capitulation on the 22d instant. Major, by purchase, vice ilinither, who retires. public ; but a private understanding has been eats. hereby pleased to order, and it is hereby ordered, I inclose a return of - - blished between HAUT assts and F.Dween FROTHS!. that General Reprisals be g ranted against the ships, • ter, dead of his w minds• li nts, without p goods, and citizeas of the Cnit,d Mates of America, ;To I,e Lietiteuaitrchase-Ensign David Dawes, lioE, to their mutual satisfaction. The agents of the 20th instant. vice Finorane killed in action Ensign William Gibson ; and others inhaiiiiiiig is ithin the territories thereof Return of Killed, Wounded, and 'Missing, of the Arniv tin- vice Kenn/Av.. . . * ; corruption, in their efforts to undermine your inde. (save and except any vessels to which his NI:1 . 1i sty's der the Command of tail F a ceneary- Ge ne the Marquis of To be Ensigns, without porchase- Volunteer John Connell, pendence, have met at the same centre, and are at licence has been emitted, or which have been directed r t r Y n i: n t,a t r e rti o ,: i y i , to K t . n il e l. c., in in .i the sieg,e of the . Castle of Burgos, . from the c.taili Foot. vice . Dawes. Volunteer Perry, I this eptember, inclusive. . from the 9th Foot , vice Gibson. 1 i moment tedoubling their exertions to sur I jsct to he released from the embargo, and have isot ter- Royal artillery -1 C.:tat:do. 3 rank and file, wounded. , 70,h Ditto-Lnsign G. J. P. Nleertens to be Lieutenant, vice ; von to the sway of a proud and overbearing family • mitsated the original voyage on which they were de- Royal lagineers-I Captain killed; 1 rank and file wounded. Hazen, super.oded. J I.)Clileg....tent acting ditto -1 C twain wounded. 73d Datr,--caat..l. M. Kennedy, from the 74th Foot, to be I on the one hand, and a successful speculator on the tallied tied released), so that as well his Al: ; l' act i n ;; Enetneer (alst Rm. Ist Batt )-I Lieutenant wounded. Caplan' of Company, y ice Ovens, wino exciiiines. eie os and ships, as also an. other ships and vessels Coldstrealii Guards, Ist liatt -I 4 rank taut file killed ; t Ma- 74th Ditto-Ca aain john Ovens, from the 73.1 -'ont, to bq I other, The veil of hypocrisy has fallen aside, and that she'll be commissioned by Letters of Alarque or jor;,;lirjredantsl,,t3Lr..itnk-anliiiitijkle,nwottimecled,l _• 1 ; Captain of a liinpany, vice Kennedy, who e s ena:is:es. 'we behold the pretended Whig embracing the Tory Ge;ieral iteprisals, or otlierwiA . , by his 31oi")'s j,, 2d ra.'lc'and Ba tt .- w a rm . ndm a . d I kil ed ; Ensign , see- 76 th oto l r iT r i c , h3 9 , o e bert N walla Frizell, Gent. to be Ensign, with with an unblushing countenance ; but at this be not Commissioners fur executing the Office of Lot ki thigh 2d foot ( Queen ' s)-_' rank and tile killed ; 8 rank and tie 87th Ditto, Lieutenant William Crowe to be Captain of :t Cern- surprised, for Admiral of Great Britain, shall and may lass' . 11. , •"- -: 7 i rt i ; d i VIM, Is , Batt.- tang, vice Wylde, killed in action. Ensign ,losepit Leslie t 0 1 r ink and tile wounded. be Lieutenant, vice Crowe. }teary Batley, C. at. to re Elie j lie that stands upon a slippery place, seize all ships, vessels, teed goods bointesieg to the eels role 2d Bata -5 rants and file killed ; 1 Lentenant, 2 sign, vice Leslie. rylakes ni:•• Of no vlle hold to stay bum up. Government of the United States of America, or the serieants. a rank and 51e, wounded, 90th Ditto, Ensign K. T. Rios, from the 13th root , to be Ike. I 3 1 d root lit Bat, -t rank and file woonied, tenant, vice Scott, deceased. ; To enter into a comparison of the respective Cant Citizens thereof, or others inhilhiting within the , - i .' • th Foot, Ist. liatt-I rauk aad file killed ; 7 rank and file 924 Ditto, Ensign George Mackie to he Liectenant, vice Mar- . 1 rites d'd independent d were unnecessary ; to an an territories thereof, and bring the same to WA- w alluded. shall, deceaaed. Ewell Cameron Vi; Pherson, Gent. to be En went ill Roe of the Courts of Admiralty 12d l', : at, Ist Bat . Ens:pi, 3 rank an 1 . fik, killed ; 1 Cap- sign, vice Mackie. ' discerning mind, the merits of a Rommel - are eons tam. l botulism, 1 ser•eant, '2i rank mil tile, wounded. 99th Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant Richard Fibs to have the rank within his Majesty's dominions ; and to that end his S ate Font , ' a.. Batt.-1 rank and tile killed ; 8 rank and file of Lieutenant. Lewis Joaepli Brown. Gent, to be Ensign, Spirts, t:5 l , and need not be here enlarged upon.-. Majesty's Advocate-General„ with the Advocate of woundd. with tit porch se vice alacuuley, promoted in the Glengarry His history will be read in that of his country: Ws 1 test Foot ht Batt -1 rink • id file killed . Fend hles. . the Admiralty, are forthwith to prepare the draught ~. i'.th Foot' hit liatta- 1 :lap r 1 s .r•ea j ut * kill d I Captain, Lieutenant .94l Ceylon Regiment, Chan,pagne Reynolds, from humanity embodied in her laws; and the patriotism of a commission, anal Mar t scat the same to his 'Loyal IS rank ataftile, wounded. -' ' t - ' e i of C .1 West ta Regiaseat, to he .aptu,r . . a Company, 6 Highness the prince Regent at this Board, authotii- fit tst k i. l ir , t d • lift te Ki t og's ( t ietnein Lettoz i -1 s t .:rje. c •N i t t , 7 rank and , without purchase, vice Drone. appointed to the re. root. andpurity of his character will descend as a, model log the Commissioners for executing the Office of ,!. 2. Ditto, Ditto-t il t!: n iti;tain I , li r I. l .ie'Uten ra an n t . . ' 5 rank "' L t d title, , 2d_C}:notrisotoublle ititneu"t(el'aniletvitiecir ii i ihire nes ufi K o c e rp c sr an , f e r• s an the sth !to future Legislators. How puny deer a Peones . ri Lord high Admiral, or arty person or persons by killed ;I• Op ,in, 23 rank and file, wounded . 13d Ditto. -- Levick, Gent. to he Ensign, vice !Liman, ap- ' nor! bow despicable does a DAVIS appear by his them empowered and eppoint el, to issue forth mid v..;se li e rr. ::il , ,l-1 raiik and file wounded. ! pointed to the 2:1 Royal Veteran Battalion. side ! sat:, •n Lot‘c„ -I lajor, 0 Captain!, 1 Lieutenant, 4th Ditto, Quarter-Maiter W. S. Griffith to be Adjutant (with ' graenetsltsetstss,rst:oefcts Marque oioth a e i r id s wßheolmsrist.ht the said to id an j on o i f il l i s s is 1 - 4 FiVftn:n2.ll.,:tesrjejoitis,wriigend,l7lorasenkir e a a n - u d ts tilea,nr e i d ra t 6 n k Captains , ' th . •• rank of Ensign), vice Hopper, appointed Adjutant of a But, I cannot suppose you to be insensible to hit 't .i )' i s R •crititing District. Serjeant William Sim,•son to be Quer- . sioners shall deem fitly qualified in that behalf, for , ".f . ' . ',l -1 1 . 1 k ‘fi r:PNYTITITr;t 1 F-Itt: loss , - 1 Captain, Ensign, ter -!..aster, vice Griffith. . merit ; your discrimination forbids it :-do justice 1 and 3 rank sth Ditto Malta-Gen. ,:on Charles Colville, from the 13th then to it ;do justice to yourselves, and defeat the the apprehending, selling, and taking the ships, yes- and tile, killed ; 1 Major, 3 serjeants, and 47 rank and file, Font, t'o he 'Colonel, yice*Lienteaant-Genent'l Campbell, ap eels, awl goods belonging to the Government of the e 7,7 1. riNi. , pointed to tile command •.1 the Tian' Foot. infamous conspiracy against your liberties ; press ' effete.. •fseree.-1 Major, 3 Captains. 1 Lieutenant, 2 En- 2d novel V,••eran Battalion, Ensign A. W Norman, from the United States of America, or the citizens thereof, orforward to the poll, and prove that the man of your signs, g serjeants, and 5:1 r.t'nk and tile, killed; 1 Major, ti Cap- 3.i Garrison Battalion , ' to ate Enlign . ' vice ' Allen, laced on others inhabiting within the countries, territories, or talus, 4 Lieutenants, 1 Ensign, 13 serjeants, am! 2til rank and the Retired List. - ' p choice needs not wealth but virtue, not profession diteiniosts thereof (except as aforesaid), and that file, w° "." (l. . sth Ditto. Captain NV. Adamson, from the 89th Foot. to be Names ot British and Portuguese Officers Killed and Wounded, Captain of a Coinpany, vice Fuhy, placed upon the Retired hut patriotism, to recommend him to your notice. such powers and clauses he inserted in the said Com- from the .oth to the •_.'ith September, 11(12, inclusive. I.ist. Be FREEMEN, and Sir SAMUEL ROW tat will be your mission as hare been usual, and are according to ,.. B attalion, 7th Ditto, Lieutenant Ronald Macdonald, from the half-pay of 79th Foot, Ist Battalion, fortner precedents ; and his Wjest y's Advocate-Ge- '.' a •i 4br . Las .' lle, ths 261 h Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Shirts, placed on the Representative : — be Bond-mcn, aid you will re :mum achantlionit, 2.1 lane Battalion, King's German RetiList. neral, with the Advocate of the Admiralty, ore also Legion. Royal N e ss I,iteidland Feneibles, Ethign Edward T. Davis to turn to Parliament RICHARD HART Davis aid forthwith to prepare the draisgM of a Commission, . i i , , i s e , ::n2 n n i an n t il l .. l n ans i i , n (i T i u ditto,. ditto, ditto. be Lieutenant, vice Weeks, promoted inter Glengarry Fen- EDWARD PitoTHEROE. This is the lime ; it now res , Ist it itiation. eibles. John George Ilierlihy, Gent, to be Ensign, vice and presoat the same to his Royal Hi•OtileSS the i Ca;.:lliii Vs ilia ' in - A. Royal Engineers. Davis. mains with the Electors of Bristol to show, who. Prince R.‘gent. at this Board, authorising the said Captain J. L. Peso*. 13th Poi t;.,etise Regiment. Canadian Fencibles, Lieutenant Patrick Nowlan, from the h tans ; n J. It. D. A. Castro, lab Caeadores. 1 er they are influenced by property or patriots Commissioners for exeteitieg the office of Lord !Leh : tooth Foot, to he Adjutant. vice Cochrane, promoted is the IVOUNDED. Gleugarry I.lght Infantry Fencibles. ism ; whether they will cast the lustre of liberty on Admire' to will and reauire the High Court of Ad.. li e 'tenant NPKinnon, Ist Battalion. 4Qtl Foot, severely. To he Captains of C o mpanies. ' miralty of Great Britain, and the Lientenant and Lieatenant Rossing, Ist Line Battalion, King's German Le- ; Glengarry lag .t Infantry Eencitiles. their ancient city ;or whether they will hand it Judge of the said Count, his Surrogate or Surrogasee, eir, s t eer.dve . Lieutenant Foster J. 'Weeks, fruits the Royal Newfoundland down to their children as corrupt as a Coruish n, ;atm 2d ditto, ditto, .Feueibles• as also the several Comte of Admiralty within his . Capt a in : a!li Frailer , sl • n• • • • Ist 8 atalion, Coldstream Gamed+. severely. La stomata D nald McPherson, from the Bth Foot. Boeough, and as purchaseable as Old Sarum. Majesty's donsinions, to take cognizance of, and ju- i Ensign Hall. Is Battalion, ad root Guards : slightly. . William Roalsorough, Esq. wish temporary rank. Oct. 12. A FREEMAN. diciously proceed upon all and all m a of cap- l t (.. s .i e l s ) s i t a e i s t i , l si e l i i e l e m a m r ) t ti ,.. fills,: Battalion.l:lat)l Aeii 4 ll7 4 ii . a . l i g i llletZ, v, 7 e v i e v rely. To he Lieutenant, ......... m o o ssamaew-e-a•.; lures, seizures, prizes, and reprisals of all ships and ' Lieutenant Walton, 2.1 Battalion , : 4th Foot, severely, since Ensign James Macaulay, from the Seth Foot. " The Princess of Weers dad go, on Sunday, the goods that are or shall he taken, and to hear and de- dead. To be Ensigns, (*amain Dancey, Royal Artillery, sliandy. • Byland Smith. Gent. (Lieutenant with temporary rank). 27th ultimo, to Windsor, and alighted at tiie Lodge, terinine the same, and, acc,wiliitg to the course of (':,Pout Kt.liON . ',t.h Regiment, a ' l'. * . eting mgineer, dangerously. JOseph Frobisher, Gent. culled Augusta Ledge, which had been allotted to Acinsiraley asid the. laws of nations, to adjoilge and t Captain Mardian, Ist liattalion, 79th Foot, slightly . Alexander Macdonnell, Gent. in 1805 condemn all such ships, vessels, and goods as shall I 9th Cacadores-Major L. M. de Cerqueira. Bit F.V ET. her Royal Highness by his MAJESTY, i for the purpose , of enabling her to see her danghter -"••••••""- i To he Lieutenant-Colo:lets in the Army, below , to the Government of the United States of jPrinCeSS •G. Brown, of ;lie filth Foot; Robert Henry Dick, of the 42.1 occasionally there, as at that time th. e 111 LITA It V PRO MOT lON S. America, or the citizens thereof, or to others in- I I Foot; Honourable Edward Charles Cocks, of the 79th Foot, • CHARLOTTE WAS tO have been placed under the spas Majors. e babitiag within the countries, territories, and domie , War Office. Oa. 19, 1819. . To he Majors in the Army. Mal care of the KING. On her arrival at the Lodg , talons thereof (except as aforesaid) ; and th at such ' lit Regiment of Life Guards - lieutenant R. S. DlekillAl to be Robert Macdonald of the Royal Artillery : John R. 6 frags we her Royal H . I w 'ate to Lad DE Cureottn, to Powers aWsl clauses be inserted in the said Conimis-1 Captain of ,e Troop, by purchase, vice Ashwonh, whilareares. the 4!!tli Foot ; 'F. L. Coore, of ad West India Ree't-ent ;i_ tit. rceompany the Princess t ii. I M r . ec t . Este, Gent. to tie Survon, vice Paternoster,. Who re- , Donald Iyillimason, of the 42d Foots E. K. Williams , of • assize that she would • .. . . lion as base bean usual; and are according to former ' ay, there 1 .•1 the 81st Foot, C aptains. LortE to Augusta Lodge ; it being Sunda}' , 'precedents ; and they are likewise to prepare and 2d Ditio-To be Captains of Troops-Captain the Hon. H. E. i GA '1 II I;0 NS. 'ncess Cil ill could be no fear of interrupting the l i n .. .. lay before his lint al Highness the Prince Regent, at l pris y‘i .t r iz ed yti : i e n2 4 4th foot, without purchase. Lieutenant J. Major-General James Kemt, or the 81st Regiment, to be Ilea- sere ii.lout purchase. a LOTTL ' S studies. The answer contained a Fes this Board, a draught of such instructions as mar be To he Lieutenant, without pitreliase-(' onset and Sab-Lieute- truant - Governor of Fort William, vice Lieutenant - General n Lady In slit, deceased, dettiel, as the REGENT had given orders t . proper to be sent to the Courts of Admiralty in Isis ' , ro n re ' (70- Meare_, vice . Ken) on. Vindsrr he- HOSPITAL STAFF, Cumin!) not to allow any meeting at N rnet and Sub-Lieutenant by purchase-John Lowe, 1 Majesty's Foreign Goveroments and Plantationa, G ent , To be Hospital-Slates for General Service, Rosa! vice Bassell, who retires.' tweets the Princess and her :laughter. Her , fist their guidance herein, as also another draught of To he Assistant-Sorgeon- Samuel Brotighton, Gent , from the Richard Jones Dease, Gentleman ; Warrant iluspi tut- Mate Fran- , who sent her i cis(;. Without ; John Johnstooe, James F. Symes, Thomas Itigtmess then wrote to the QUEEN, . ,_ Instructions for such ships as shall be commissioned 3j O r ia t r.s . ; un ish ... i i r t eMilitia , vice Gaillard, w 110 re si gn!. Napier, Patrick M'Cabe, James W eir, John M‘Mtilliu, Vice-Chamberlain to inform her that it was n o t ID of Dragoon Guaras-I:obert iMitlhollen Gent. to ; for the purpose abovernentioned. be eornet, without purchase, vice Mona, appointed to the ; Ge ntlemen ' her power to grant her Royal 110 - •a loess's remit -4.-- His Royal Highness the Prince Regent is never- ' filth root. I The King s German Legion. -to 'eau* 12th Regiment of Eight Dragoons-Joshua Healey Newsome, 241 Regiment of Dragoon , L . ' s 'cotenant Theodore Binding to be - The Princess again addressed the (Issue, Royal High theless pleased hereby to declare, in the name and ( 4 ,,, a to b e Cornet , by • . ' Captain of a Troop, vice Friesland, deceased . Cornet Chas purchase, vice Eddington, promoted. I • an aedience, w bich beiug granted. her . on the bdsiii; of Isis Makesty, that nothing in this 21st Ditto-To be Lieutenants, without purchase-CorneW. ll . ! Schaeffer to be Lieutenant, vice Harting Serjeant Herman I e C'4 4 lei 3c. tress set out immediately on foot to t . . Order co stained shall be understood to recal or Boys, vice Dexter, appointed to the 4th Dragoon Guards.- i /16.5'1"1 the Ist I.iaht Dragoons, to be Cornet, vire Dtaiece, her levlv in Cornet Andrew Bond. i promoted. Serjeant-Major H. Drankinester to be Cornets companied by Lady ANNE H %MILToN, it •. . affect the a elaration which Isis Majesty's Naval To be Cornet-Rotten Whaley, Gent. vice Boys. vice Schaeffer. Waiting. The QUEEN repeated I Tibally, tl.at wa- Commander on the American station has been autho. '251 1 Ditto-'..icutenant George pe w Brant , ea o ,,, t h e Yd me 2d Light Infantry Battalion, Van Braam, Gent. to be .! DE CLlff. Kt release the Lady sized to make to ties Government of the United . .-dsto be Lieutenant i o l d li st ar red . , n, Re . meat of , _ ~ , inv t ce n a mold, who exchanges. Elysian. vice Dvek. whine appointutt•nt has not taken place. C, ed Battalion of the Line, Ensign ,-- Meyer to be Lieu- cot in her power to from the order she had received ; to whirl' k States of America -namely, that his Roy al High- A. F'. BentiLik to have ter r C ,ln : k .rd o s taL l- e lai n s t ima nt nd Adjutant . , tt•nant, vice Itypke, dead of his wounds. n such (e.l3' ' Princess of Weiss's reply was, that o vess, /misstated by a sincere desire to arrest the c01a... : 3 d !tegio , e ll ' of Foot Gteeds-Captain John Clitherow to be ' Watteville's Regiment. . I the afe , enlties of war, has authorized the said Commander to ' t r; a t r r i ew ain of a Company, by purchase, vice Peacucke, who Avgustus de Loriol, tarot, to he Ensign, vice , Duval promoted. her MAJESTY should never have accepte. ~0, t he _ Floral Corsican Hangers. the Princess CHARLOTTE, as IS was brealso , sign a Convention, recalling and annulling, limn a Ensign Afoot! litirrOws to be Lieutenant , by purchase, vice Hospital-Mate Alfeo Ferrara to he Assistant-Surgeon. '• 1 1 , , UE I I treat tie between mother and (laughter. II .., . day to be named, all hostile Orders issued by the Ensign an d . MENIORANDIIM. r. 'l as n igu aod Adjutant Henry Robert Watson to have the rank f . said, that she could net blame the . respective Governments, with a view of restoring Lieutenaut ° Thomas Beard, tient. to he Hospital-Mate for General Service, he hoped lhi' t I 'Without delay tee relations of amity and commerce Ist Regiment of Foot-Ensign C. C. Johastone to he Lieutenant , as stated iu the Gazette of the fish instant, bas not ye taken , feelings were very natural ; yet s • vii them. ck dead of his wounds * place. fair would ,not make any difference betas between his Majesty and the United States of Ame. eci ig gi e tto . ' I TO be Lieutenants, '' Tile undernmentioped Officers are siiperseded, being absent with- Shortly after the Perercess retired, and returned ts, w Minot purchase-Ensign Wm. not 0! gica. Hutton; vice Mathews, killed in action. Emirs Charles • out leave. The Queues did from the Court at Carlton House, the thirteenth Grant, vice Black, deceased. Ensign W. D. colliDgvi __,. Assistant-Surgeon Yeoman, of the 91st root. foot to Augusta Lodge. Princess of WM ) Carney, promoted. ' , i i ieutenant ICemote:Ay, of the Duke of Brunswick OW Light any refreshment whatever to the of October, one thousand eight hundred and v ice To be Ensigns, without pnrchase-G entleman n Cadet 0. W.,Pros-,.; 4 li fi l litr Y* ...'hneSS h.!' therefore the statement of her Royal lb, „...., *Wels'es ser, frqm the R qui Military College, vic a e Hutton . Frederick —. i sm.-- tally unfoutideu. CASTLEREAGH. LIVERPOOL. William Fmnkland,.Gent. vice Grant. Henry Whosewood Crown-Otfice, Oct. 13, 11412. ing dined at the Caste was totally e I N. VANSITTART. OATH(' RST. 4tl;rattnirGEte:g;"n Vi l l; "Itgiadmda ' MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE FOR THE NEW (Examiner.) ad c f CP in" ' cw4uss LONG. MEL-VILLA ' Dune, dead. this wounds. eto be Lieutenant, vice . PARLIAMENT. Town of Soothampton. 1 The 72d regiment, under the comma LiliDksOUTll. &leant -Major ..:M.?lckiiring to be Ensi‘o vice ; ItazawC o . Argior Atlledeb ' an. }l 5. 0 4 4 Ue•rws Henry Roses En. I CauwLsY, is arrived at Limerick. ' +- I li V r ~,. i ~~ ~~" 1 I. , r i s 1, yn I