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• you have seen Bruce and Warrens, and been able to arrange with. them as to accepting at their house. In a few days, say :tlunday ur Wednesday, will send you ....me money m.!antime exchange the two inclosed Mils, and redraw them on proper saunps. I trust have called at ItArclay's ' and done the needful to the 3004 •• I am, Dear Sir. your Mr...ljent servant, Starropor. •• JA3IES ‘vinTEligAD." Bunts of laughter accompanied the raiding of oust of the pas. - . laps in these letters. The Lotto MAYOis said, it appeared from the prisoner's books that the bills of the firm of Nightingale and Co. it ere OW to the imustint of upwards of 10.000/. It had already bsen ascertained rtott cult had been got for many of them. anti that not one of them bad been paid. The plan weft, in fact, premised, en all Its branches, tot the purpose of effiTtually gulling the public. N Yititingale—My Lord, I hope you will he so good as to return we, paters to me, R. 1 am no more than Mr. Whi.ehead's servant, anti I am accountable fur may one of them. TI Loan 31aToa—Vein, you say your are his servant, now that it is convenient to you to appear to be so; but Mr. Whitehead Is one of the Company. Nightingale—l expect him in town immediately, and he will ex. Om everything about these letters to your Lordship's satisfaction. to laugh). The Loan MAYOR—I wish to see him very much, I assure you I shall keep the papers, and submit them to the judgment of those who can decide better than 1 can, whether they do riot contain materials which may be turned to advantage to the public before a Jury. Hie Lordahin apprehended that one merchant, whose name was down in the books of the Company, suffered to the amount of upwards of 100 W. It was stated that joint before Nightingale was brought up this morning. a bill, which had been made payable at the counting house for 5001., was called Inc by a clerk of a hankirg.house, and several notices to a similar cilia were found amongst the papers. The prisoner was then fully committed to pria‘n upon the two (homes of felony. During the examination the Justice-room and Ils.ll of the Man. siombouse were crowded with gentlemen. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, DM. NEWMARKET. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, THREE O'CLOCK. We are all bustle here, the great note of preparation has stittndefl. and the anticipation of the best wisher, of the turf bid fair to he more than realized. Although some few races generally precede the First Newmarket Meeting ins they have done this year) the Craven is con. aidered " first and first"--the grand introduction to the season ; and if we may judge from the number of dis.ingitiahed visitors already arrived. there can be no fear of its falling off Indeed. so far from it, the announcements from every part of the kingdom skew a determination to support it in all its pristine energy. The retirement of 31r. Lambton occasioned no slight gloom, but as his stud (with their engagements) has been purchased by gentlemen equallydevoted to the Turf. all fears on that bead have entirely sub. aided, and given way to better feelings. In short, from the numerous arrivals here—from the promising look of the list from the great devotion of late years to breeding race horses--and from the fixed detemiir ation to patronize to the utmost this noble sport. we do not doubt but that the present will be looked to as the ca n. snencement of a new ern in comparison with late years, and that the Facing calendar of this season will vie with the most splendid re. conk of " days gone hy." During the ensuing week several im portant matchtx will be run, the most interesting of them being that between Lord Au son's Sligo and Mr. Lambton's Cedric, for 500 sovereigns, on Tuesday. A great deal of betting has taken place an it, fluctuating f, to 5 and 5t04 on Sligo, to even betting. The adds hove gone against Cedric, owing to his defeat at Doncaster, ►ad we ire inclined to think, without reason, as it should be con. tideted that the cup for which he started was contested over a course of nearly three miles, while most of the other races in which be has appeared (and all of which be has won) were confined to Derby lengths, and nothing can be clearer than that a horse ac customed to run only courses of a mile and half, or miie and three quarters, and trained for them, will fail against others celebrated as plate and four-mile horses. In the present match, Cedric runs Ir. own distance, and. with James Robinson on his back, has a fair Ounce of running. Should this be the result, he will probably b-ing his original price-3000 guineas. The latest betting was at oven—either fur choice. A lively interest also exists on the match between Barefoot and Zealot for 30U. The town during the whole of the morning has been full of business. Arrivals every minute. Nearly all the lodgings being taken. The Rutland Arms has been engaged to an oveillow for tom, days, as well as the other inns, so that many, we fear, will find hut sorry accommodation. His Royal Highness the Dalca of Turk is expected every hour, an also are their Graces the Duke of Portland, Duke of Grafton, and Duke of Rich. mend; Lords Lowther, Jersey, Orford, Cavendish, Anson, ke. most of their servants and saddie.horses haring already sr. tired. The !Bimini* of Exeter, and Earl of Vertlam, have Just arrived. The 31nrquis of Titchtield, 'girds Rentina, Fitz ro y, Dunwieh, ate expected in the course of the day; but we are wry to add, that owing to the lamented death of the Duchess, the Duke of Rutland will not be present. The first race for to.mnrrow is the Craven Stakes. There is not much betting on this stake, but Brother to Addy. Bolero, aNI Leila, ate th , fivourites. The Riddlesworth is a rich stakes, and brings the sinner to a gond account; it is important as seil fur itself, as for the influence it has on the betting for the baby and o.ikt , . The odds on this and the Craven will be found Wow. Ti. ring was formed about two o'clock, and since then the heti , g has been very brisk. The number of betting Gentlemen ~tNembled is beyend all precetlent. The following are the txl.lv u? to 3 o'clock. ftIDDLESWOOTII. 5 to 2 apt The Moslem 13 to I apt The General I apt Hanka 17 to I apt natio' 'Lx. CRA 3 to I agst Droilitr to Addy to 2 agst Bolero ito i agar Leila DLI 5 to 1 attar Monarch 8 to 1 *gat Panic 8: to 1 apt The 51oslcov to 1 apt Advance 13 to 1 apt The 11a-on 34.1 to 1 20 to I eget The General 22 to I agat Sophist 22 to 1 agat Philo 25 to I aest Goddard 25 to I agat rwatty at any other. _ II to 2 apt Butterfly I 8 to agat ifenriea 13 to 2 agst Mignonette 10 to 1 agst Radiant 7 to I agit Paton 12 to 1 agst Litabeth The appointmenta for to.morrovr are thus The Craven Stakes for all ages. A.F. Mr. Rhard'a Hougnmo..t, Sir J. Shelley's 'Ada. bond Orford's Flounce, Mr. Vicatth's Frogroore, Mr. J. Rogers' Jocku, Lord I '..vend•sh's Oanvmede. General Grosvenur's Crockery, Duke of Oraton's Bolero, Mr. AVyndham's Brother to Addy, Mr. Alills's Lord Exeter's Progress, and colt by Comus.out of Phan. turn. talc. Greville's c. by halebone, out ui Ilagi Baba's dam, aid Mr. Forth's cult, by Interpreter. blato_so. T.Y.U. 3fr. Pettit's Retreat. flat. 41b.artsiMr.Inlly's Benduca, flst. Handicap Sweepstakes of 11.1sors. each for all ages. A b. 31. (The homes to be named and the weights declared by nine this f•Illil g.) The Twelfth Riddlesworth Stakes of 200 gs. each, h. ft, for the produce of mares covered in 1622; colts, fiat. 71b.; fillieitBst. 41b. Ab.M. Produce of untried mares or asthma allowed 31b. of both Mb. 11.4 Royal Highness the Duke of York', c. by Wok!, dam by Ru bans Ilia Royal Highness the Duke of York's c. by Whaleboat—Arno. bell dam Duke of Rutland's f. by Partisan—Emmeline 31r. Thonthill'a f. by Merlin or Scud—Goosantler Duke of Grafton's f. Parapluie, by :Merlin—Parasol Lord Groavener's Pasquinade, by Sovereign Lord Verulatu's The 3loslem, by Selim—Tredrille Lord Jersey's Henries, by Want—Henry's dons Lard G. Cavendish's f. by Partisan—.Ritlteole Sir J. Shelley's e. by Phantom —lvanhoe's dam Mr.'Curtie.'s c. Twcedledum, and f. Twetallodee Mr. 11111'itc. by Poulson—sor t ers'. 111 r. G. L. Fox's The Constable, by Magistrate—Trictrac Mr. Ildhy's Emilia by Abjer—Emily Mt Rush's f. by Pioneer—Discord (Iva. Grosvenor`a c. by Comur--liriseis Polito by()grille--Blue Stockings Four nominations are dead. Sweepstakes of I,ou each, h. ft ; colts Su. 71b. D.M. 31r. Greville's by Merlin, dam by IVaxt, sister to CllO4lllll Lord Exeter's by Capt. Can did—Advance W.otley's Crusader by Cervantes D. of Grafton's Norman by Airier... Advents Swoepattikes of 1011 each for fillies. 1).31. It of Oranon's Cremona by Paulson—Catgut M r. Greydle's Pawn by Suroletisko—Jerbus 11,. Vansittart's by Whisker—Urgatida Mr. TnOrnhill'a by Merlin—Morel Sweepstakes of 134 each; colts Bit. 71b.; fillies Bat. 41b. 1).31. Mr. Greenlee e. by IVhalebone—Grainarie 1). of Portland's c. by Tiresias--L'Hude de Venus Lord Exeter's f. by Wolid—Paotina D of Grafton's Bolivar e. by Woful, sister to Nectar Mr. Vattsittart'a c. by %Vltisker • bw . eepstakes of 100 each, b. ft.; colts got. 71b.; fillies Sst. 41b. rising three years, and got by untried stallions, or out of untried snares. R.M. I). of Grafton's Dervise by Merlin—Pawn, jun. Lord 'Exeter's iii. c. by Captain Candid—Advance 1). or Portland's f. by Themes, dam by Election or Blucher Mr. Grt•vilc's f. by Merlin--Seamew MATCHES. Lord Darlington's! Barefoot, against Lord Exeter's Zealot, ltst. 7,,b. earl!. T. 31. M. 300 h. ft. I). of Portland's e. by Tiresiaa, our Orlin.. fist. 101 b. against the Duke of Grafton's c. by Sella], out td a Truumator mare, Bst. 3!h. D. M. 100 h. A. Lead Orford's Swiss Guide, by Trumpator ' against bred 0. H. Cavendish's b. c. by Allegro, out of Pagoda, Bst. bib. each. R.M. ago h. ft. Colood NVilson's c. by Merlin, out of Spotless. Ret. 71b., against Mr. Novitell's binkboy, by Aladdin, out of Dal Tearsbect, fist.dtb. 13.1 d. 1004.11. r f•... 1 ; Ass PORTSMOUTII.-9ATuRDAy, Arm'. 8. [From the finmprlitre Telegraph.] This morning arrived the Waterloo transport. Lieutenant Coates. agent, from Valmitaiso and Rio Janeiro, whither she conveyed pretend/ma (or the South Anierietut squadron.--She left Valparaiso on the Rh of December (six days only after the Blonde), arrived at Rio on the 17th of January, after a voyage of forty days, and sailed again on the Veit, for Eogland.—The Blanche, 41i, Captain 31ends, and Ranger, tr, Lord 11. Thynne, had arrived at Valparaiso in 42 days, the former to relieve the Briton, the latter the Mersey the Briton was at the Choeillos, under orders for England.—The Cam bridge. 80, Captain Maling, was lying at Valparaiso. Kr, infor mation had been received of the squadron under Admiral Blanco, since it sailed on the 211th November, with the Chilian force, under the Director Freire, to attack the Island of Chiloe.—Callao still held out.—At Rio Janeiro, the Don Pedro. 74, was fitting out to take the Emperor of Brazil on a visit to P,trnanibuco, and other parts of his northern dominion.—Commodore Jowett, the Ameri can officer who long held a command in the Brazilian navy. had been superseded, and a Portuguese Rear-Admiral (who had been many years on the shell), was appointed to the Dun Pedro. There was no news front the Banda Ortental.—Sir Clisrlea Stewart was daily expected to rrtutn to Rio, in the Diamond frigate, from Per nanibuceo. A Portuguese sloop of war bad arrived from Lisbon, wills Lieutenant Ogle, of the I charged with despatches for him, from the Portuguese Government.—The Norton packet was waiting to take Sir Charles Stewart's despatches to England.— Rear.Admlral Sir (Jeorge Eyre hail sailed in the Welkaley, 74. Captain (Jordon Falcon, for the River Plate, to visit that part of his station, and protect the British interests during the blockade of the river by tae Bra: , tßan naval forces—The Jastteur left Rio on 25th tan. with deauttcheis for Sir C. Stewart. The French frigate Artthuss. and a store-ship. and the Brazilian frigate Piratiga, were lying at Rio. Tht Waterloo spo! , e only the Rinaldo, twelve days from Lisbon, with despatches. On Turman the Pormelia transport. Lieutenant James Moriarty, arrived from St. Kin's, with the last division of the 4th regiment of foot, and a party of rite 93rd regiment. The former have landed and marched to Winchester, the latter into Cumberland Fort. The Parme!ia left St. Kitts an the 21st February. The Usrlequin, 18, Captain James Scott, (from England.) left Antigua on the 15th February fur Jamaira.—The Leeward Islands were remarkably healthy, the appearanca (tithe mops good, and the slaves quiet and orderly. We regret to state that a letter which we have received from Naples, dated March 12, expresses the most serious apprehension that the Algeriite, 10, Capt. Chu. ‘Vetnyatt has been lost (upset), with all the crew, in the Grecian Archipela go, whither she was as the Revenge, 74, to the Dardanelles.—The Revenge was daily 'surveil at Naples. The writer gives an unfavourable account of the Greeks' struggle for independence. The Naiad fri. gate. Hon. Capt. R. C. Spencer, was shortly to leave Corfu, with despatches for England. Lieut. Dixon, front the Seringa p atam, has been appointed to the Revenge; Lieut. CrOM, from the Syttille, to the Serail-mutant; Mr. Maine Lyons, promoted to the rank of Lieutenant of the Revenge. Letters of the 211th December have been received from the Brawn, 28, Capt. %Ville% in the Bight of Benin, on the Coast of Africa. at which time her crew were in good health; she had cap tured during her short stay on the Coast 003 slaves, and an English ship under very suspicious appearances of being concerned in this inhuman trsliic. The Helicon arrived at the Cape of Good Ilope on December 21 ; the Fly, January 10, from Plymouth. Ilia Majesty's surveying •easel. the Shamrock, Capt. Martin White, has resumed the survey of the Bria:ol Channel, acting in conjunction with the Ordnance surveyors under Capt. Colby, whose Trigonometrical survey of Bristol and Cardiff is now going on. PLYMOUTH, APRIL IL Arrived the Beagle, 10, Capt. P. Stokes, fowl Woolwich, fitted to survey the coast of South America round Cape Uurn ; she will nroceed shortly. The Genoa, 74, Capt. Bathutst, will sail on Monday for the Tagus : on her arrival the Aurora and Glasgow frigates will return home. The Java, 56, Capt. Wilson ; the sncces,2B. Capt. Stirling, for the East Indies; and the Forte, 4'i. Capt. Coghlan. C. 8., fur South America, are in want of seamen. The Blonde has ben rg.masted and undocked. The Dublin. 74. Is ordered to be +-a zced with all possible despatch. Remain in Hamoue, the Britannia, Genoa, IVindsa Castle, Java. Blonde, Forte, Success, Beagle, Bittern, Cameleon. Vigilant, and Reynard. Capt. Robert Tait is appointed to the Heron, lit, at this port; 1,4 u t. Huntley to the Parthian Dr. James Scott, of the Britannia, to he Nledical Lecturer at the Royal Naval Hospital at Huhu; Mr. Heather to be Purser of the Heron. Report states that Vice-Admiral the Iron. Charles Elphiristone Fleming will succeed Sir Lawrence Heisted in the NVEst India command. The Mediterranean command dues not expire until Christmas next. The following is a list of the naval promotions which have just taken place : To UE CAPTAINS—Wm. Rochfort, late Nimrod; Wm. Keats, Cherokee; Hon. G. Barrington, Parthian. To BE COMMANDERS—Lieutenants A. S. Patidon, J. A. Blow, late Contest; W. FL Pierson, W. 11. 51•Dotigall. E. R. P. Mainwaring, Ganges; W. J. Prowse, late Superb; Wm. Smith (b). Perseus. To BE I.IEPTEN %NTS—Charles Puckett, late Victory I C. Fitzgerald, Royal George ; E. L. Smyth, Spartiate : E. E. Whita ker, Contest ; J. H. Dimly, J. Boulton, and R. E. Browne, Britannia; P. Bisson, John Bee, J. M. Cross, E. G. Elliott, T. Ilungerford. H. Johnston, Thomas Kirby, E. C. 51illar, J. PIO. Cell. W. Sercole, J. S. M. Watson, W. Weaver, E. Pope. On Tuesday night the boats of the Cannkon, Lieut. slottley, seized a tub-boat, a galley, 62 kegs of spirits, and one man Give Inners, it is supposed, escaped), near Southsca beach. Lieut. ((randy an I his boat's crew have crept up this week 125 tubs, which had been sunk by some smugglers near the middle bank, between Ityde and Stoke a Bay. SIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, Aram 7. Arrived the Msry, Smith, from Charleston, sailed fith March ; Canada, Rogers, fmin New York, sailed Itith March; Neptune, 3filler, front New York : Gollob, Snow, front New Orleans. sailed 16th Feb.; Emily, Godfrey, from Virginia; Solon. --, from Sierra Leoue. hailed With Feb. Sailed the Bootle. Blundell, for Lisbon; Quebec Packe:, Dilchburn, fur Montreal; Ruse, Ill'Kerne, for Bordeaux. The Mary. from Charleston, on the 221 March, in lat. 41. long. 33. spoke the Lady Comberniere, from Charleston, fur Liverpool, sailed 4th March. The James Cropper, 31arshal, from Liverpool, arrived at New fork, 12th 31areit, fhe Amethvor, Buss/. from Liverpool, has arrived at Booton. The Flora, More, from Liverpool, arrivedlat Charleston ;Id M arch. The Milo, Woodburn, from Liverpool. arrived at Boston Ilth larch. The Oglethorp, Tartburn, from Liverpool, bas arrived at Sa vannah. The Mite, lilerrit, sailed from Sierra Leone, for Liverpool 15th February. The Flora, Sharp; Fa;rfield, Nelson; and Ann, Sly, from Li. verpool, has arrived at Sierra Leone. _ • SATURDAY. APRIL a. Arrived the FriNuis, Cunningham, from Tralee; Mediterranean Packet, Page, from St. Michael's; Lady Coniberusery, from Charleston ; Harriett, —, from Savannah; D;do, 314Jaa, from Africa; Henry Brougham, —, from St. John's, New Bruns. wick t Britoniart, from (balm, sailed tith December. Private signal-31mm. Hursfall and Co. for the Dorothy, from Bombay. Messrs. J. and 11. Cumming's. The frido, from Bombay, sailed 27th December. On the 27th March, in hit. 41. 45. long. M. 32. exchanged 'timbers with the 31arniion, from Liverpool for Philadelphia. The Henry Brougham, from St. Juba's, New Brunswick, sailed 28th Feb. On the 3.lllarch. off Cape Sable. spoke the James and Ilenry Cumming. from St. John',.. New Brunswick. The Hope, Ferguson, from Liverpool, has arrived at Sierra Leone. The Theodora, Lang, from Liverpool, hu arrived at Puerto Cabello. The Francis Ann, from New Brunswick for Liverpool, was boarded Nth slarch, in Ist. 45- long. 22. abandoned. The Newlin., Cutld, and St'ut. Itathboas, Owen, from Lives. pool. has arrived at .tfries. The Erin, Ma from Newcastle, has arrived at Lisbon. The Iluddentictd, Conner, from Liverpool, has arrived at Jamiks. The Lord Whitworth, Thornton, from Liverpool, has arrived at St. Domingo. FAT. 3101:T APRIL the Mary, Blaney, fur St. Mi. elutes. Wind W. PLYMOUTH, A rnir. g.—Off the port the Brighton, Seabourn, from New York, in thirty days, landed passengers. Wind W.S.W. POKTIMOVTII, APRIL 7 —Arrived the Willivrn and Thomas, Smith, from Cork ; the Sally, Allen, from London. and the Wit. item 31•Gillivray, Stoddart, from ditto tor Quebec. sailed the Cortes, Sprague, for New VorV. Wind W. DEAL. APKII. 7.— Passed by the Dolphin, Miming, from Ba. taviscfor Antwerp; the Nelson, —, from the 3lttliterrunean for London ; alvo an American ship from the west ward, with the letter Bin her fore toprail. Sailed the Ahoy, :11•Clure„. for Jamaica. Arrived from the River the Princess Charlotte, Dadby, Inc Sierra Leone, and remains with the rest of the outward bound. Nlittid S.W. DwatratEwn, Apan. IL—Arrived the Larkins, Wilkinson, from Bengal; Elizabeth and %lary, Craig from Iheiadie ; Allay Ann, Rising, from 'l'ereriffe ; Jane, Lewis, from Charente: Ptinee of Orange. Horn, from St. Michael's; James. Smith, from Alicant Louisa Barnes, frum ditto; Lisbon Packet. Prowse, (rim Cork. Sailed the Amethyst. Thomson for Montreal: Mary Jaue, Nicholas. for Quebec ; Dewd ro p, Noakes, for ditio; Ottawa, , for ditto; Alexander, Essington, for Madeira ; Agnes, Crawford, for llayti. NORTH Sitiv.t.no, Apxrc 6.—The Britannia, Story, hence to Quebec, has put back, with loss 01 fOre.toplll/1 , 1. The Ann, V. ler, hence to Quebec, got upon Newbigging Point yesterday, and returned this morning. The Harriet, of South Shields, lost her mainmast in turning f ,, to this harbour. ST. MICIIAEI.'t, 16.—The Veronica, Euntace, out 57 days front Belfast, hound to Charleston, put into this port yester. day, with loss al sails and boats, and in want of provisions and wa ter. which she has procured, and saile.l to•day. Cosa, APRIL d.—Sailed the Hon. tompany's ship punka., Hamilton, for Bengal. with troops. The Orate, of Shields, and the William, of Sunderland, put into Whitby, on the sth inst., with damage, both having been run foul of at sea by Antler ships. THE. BRITISH PRESS. FROM SAtURD . Air',II 7 I6IiT'S GAZETIT. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Nice, April 7, WA. 24 Regiment of I)ragnon uartli—Lieut. lion. It. Howard, from the half. pay, to be Lieutenant, vice N. letowart, who exchange+, receiving the difference. Cur. F. C. GrlOthe to be Adjutant, vice Conine, who resign* the Adjutancy only. dlttu—Lieut. E. Burnaby to be Captain, by pato:bine, vice Aber crontby, promoted. Cur. A. bbewell to be Lieutenant, by purchate, • vice Burnaby. J. T. G. Taubman, (lent. to be Cornet, purclawe. vice Shovel,. ith ditto—Cor. E. V. Dayrell to be Lieutenant, by Firebug., vice Brooke. prurneted. l'oth dittu—Cor. Sir W. A. St. L. Clarke, Bart. to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, site Kennedy, promoted. T. 11. tiood.ake, Gent. to be Cornet, by purcha4e, vice Clarke. Veterinary Surgeon J. Constant, from the lirl Light Dragoons, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Itydlng, su per.rded. Gth ditto—A:or. and Rldingma.ter W. S. Phillips to have the tank of Lieutenant. 7th ditto—Cor. J. Bolton to be Lieutenant, by purchase, 'ice Cochran, promoted. J. Cronyo, Gem. to be Cur uet, by pu, chose, vice Osborn, promoted. let Leginvent of Dragoocui—Cor. W. Hibbert to be Lieutenant, by pur ebe.e, Eccles, promoted. J. fete., twill. to be Cornet, by par- chase, vice Hibberi. _ 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cor. T. Richarriaon to be Lieutenant, by purchme, vice ?toyer, who tetires. W. scow, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon. view Comtism, appointed to the :an Dragoon Gouda. 4th ditto—Lieut. G. Pariby to he Captain, vire Burrow", ,teceamd. Cor. .4. E. Bromwich to be Lieetenant, vice Murray, deceased. G. A. Ilmwnlow, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Bromwich. 6th Regiment of Dragoont—Capt. 11. W. B. Putman, from the half.pay, eke It. Down, who exchange', receiving the difference; and Capt. G. - N. Hammy. from helf.pay, vice S. Busch, who exchanger., receiving thetlitierence—to be captains. Coe. Hon. J. Arbuthuott, vice Mitchell, promoted—to be Lieutenant, by punts.... ith Regiment of Light Dragoorm-Lletth Robert Pringle to be Captain, by purchase, vice Cathcart, promoted in the 22d Foot. Cur. F. Hall, vice Lord Hopetoun, promoted; Cur. C. C. Vivian, vice Pringle—to be Lieutenants, by pun:lame. unit ditto—Capt. William Ummtnond to be Major, by perchme. vice Ar nold, promoted. Lieut. W. H. Weed to be Captain, by purchase, vice Drummond. Cot. S. I.; ne to be Lieutenant. by parches, Moe Wood. 11th ditto -Copt. J. Tomlinson, from the lath Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Wetherell, who exchanges. Coy. W. Handley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stewart, promoted. C. R. Bradman, Gent. ts• be Cornet, by pouchy/re, vice Handley. 12th ditto—Cor. F. W. Hamilton, vice England, promoted. Cot. G. Pewee, vice Stewart, promoted—to be Lieutenant", by purchase, and F. 11. Vane, Gent. eke Pewee—to be Cornet, by purchase. hith ditto—Capt. R. Brunton to be MOM. by purchase, vice Higgings, promoted. Capt. C. Wetherell, from the 11th Light Dragoon., vice 'fomiin.on, who. exchanges) and Limit .1. H. Maitland, by purchase, vice Brunton—to he Captains. Cor. J. G. Evered, vice Lang, promoted in the Sth Foot ; and Cor. T. F. Hart, vice Brown, promoted—to be Lieutenants, by purchase. IL Gable, Gent, vice Hart-7to be Cornet, by put chme. 15th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Lieut. G. Callaghan, from half.pay of the Reg:meat, vice W. Gamier, who exchanges, receiving the differ core; and Cor. J. Relit, by purchase, vice Donde., promoted—to he Lientenants. Cor. C. J. Berguer, from helf.pay Tld Light Dragoon', viee Shelly, who exchanges; and G. P. Bustle, Gent. by purchase, vice Itallt—to be Cornets. 16th ditto—Cor. E. Guest to be Lieutenant, by purchase, Tice Armstrong. promoted. B. N. Everaid, Gent. to be Cornet, by porctuwe, vice truest. .14A.tatit-Sorgeon J. Mouat, M.D. from the 113th Foot, to be Assistant. sureeon, vice Malloch, promoted in the 46th Foot. 17th ditto—Major A. Bacon. from the half-pay, to be Major, vice 0. Luard, who exchange -4, receiving the difference. Lieut. W. T. H. Flak to be Captain, by pfuchase, vice Johnston, promoted. Cur. It. J. Elton, vice Fifat ; and Cur. J. Barron, vice !Autos, promoted—to be Lieute ants, by purchase. N. B. F. Shawe, lieut. vice Ellor ; and W. Parker, Gent. vice Barron—to he Cornett', by purchase. Lieut..l. Barron, vice Fisk, promoted—to be Adjutant. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Capt. Hon. J. St. Clair, from the half-pay, vice G. A. Aiken, who exchange., receiving the difference; and En. and Lieut. J. 'l'. Perceval, by purchase, vice Dawkins, pro muted—to be Lientetants rind Captains. W. Thornton, Gent. vice Perceval—to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase. 3 , 1 Regiment of Pout Gourds—G. 31uncrielle, Gott. to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dixon, promoted. lst Regiment of Foot—Capt. I). Denchar to be 3fajor, by purchase, vice Graham, who retires. Lieut. J. Bland, without purchase; and Lieut. J. V. Fletcher, by purchase, vice Venchar—to be Captains. En. J. W. Butt, without purchase; En. arid Adj. J. Mullen to have the rank ; Lieut. A. L. linefeed, from the half.pay, vice S. Sargent, whose ap p.dininent ha, nut taken place; En. A. 11. Ormsby, vice Williamson, deceased ; En. 'l'. M. Byrne, vice Bichner, deceased; Lieut. W. 311Therson, from the 9.1 Wes; India Regiment, vice Bland; En. A. M'Kenvia, by purchase: , vice Fletcher—to be Lieutenants. En. J. Ritchie, from the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion ; En. F. Carr, from half. pay lld West India Regiment, vice Ormsby ; W. I). Bedford, Gent. by purchase, vice Dl'Kentle promoted; A. 31. U'llmot, Gent. by purchase, vice Campbell, appointed to the 4th Foot ; F. Hoskins ' Gent. without porchaw, vice Butt ; and R. Going, Gent , wi th out purchase, vice Byrne —to be Ensigns. 3d ditto—Major C. W. Wall to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Brev. Llent-Col. C. Cameron to be Major, vice Wall. Brev. Maj. A. Bowen, from half pay Slat Foot; Lieut. W. Woods, vice Cameron; and Capt. .1. Daniel, from the Riding Establishment—to be Cuptains. En. G. L. Christie ; En. 1). Stewart ; Lieut. H. C. A midi, from half-pay 17th Light Dragoons ; Lieut. N. Ashburn. from the Kith Foot ; Lieut. P. Mackie, from the efah Foot; Lieut. W. Cain, from the 14th Font; Lieut. P. Dore, from half pay 94th Foot ; Lieut. H. A. 3forshead, from the 52d Foot; En. G. H. Moore, from the 9441 Foot; En. J. Carr, from the 32d Foot; En. W. Walsh, from the 113th Foot ; En. J. R. Wheatstone, from the 53d Foot ; T. Shirt, Gent. late Lieutenant of the 7th Foot, vice Woods ; and En. M. Barr, by purchase, vice Croaadalle, promoted—to be Lieutenants. In. J. Haunt, from the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion • R. Turlon, Gent. by purchase, vice Christie ; W. Rainey, Gent. wit hout purchase, vice Stewart; and P. de Blanulere, Gent. by purchase, vice Barr—to be E feigns. 4th Regiment of Foot—Capt. W. H. Scott, from the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Caplan.. Lieut. G. D. Griffith, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice F. Rawstone, who exchanges, receiving the differ ence. En. W. H. Campbell, from the lot Fuot, to be Ensign, vice Clarle, promoted. ftth ditto—Lieut. W. Gray, from the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Galbraith, promoted; and Lieut. J. Spruce, from the 2d West India Regiment, vice W. R. Derinty, who retires upon half-pay York Light Infantry Volunteers—to be Lieutenants. En. C. Phibba, from the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—to be it 6th ditto—Lieut. 'l'. Duke to be Captain, vice Cox, deceased. En. W. Barrington, from the67th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Duke. 7th ditto—En. Hon. S. Hay, from the 71st Foot, vice Moorsom, promoted; and Hon. A. Hope, vice Blayney, promoted—to be Lieutenants, by purchase. Bth ditto—Ensign W. Seahouse, from the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign. Surgeon H. T. Blustyn, from the Slat Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Carton, promoted 9th ditto—Lievt. W. H. Hill, from the lot Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant. into ditto—Lieut. P. Johnson, 'from the lot Royal Veteran Batt...Pon, vice Leard, pmmoted ; and Enoign C. L. Strickland, by purchase, vice Hai. Ufa; promoted—to be Lieutenant.. Emden H. A. C. Millington, from the lst Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign. lith ditto—Cuptain C. N. Turner to be Major, by purchase, Tice Ogilvie, who retiree. Captain W. ll'ill.bire, from the lot Royal Veteran Batta lion ; and Lieut. M. Richmond, by purchase, vice Turner--to be Cap. tido.. Ensign W. Dolphin, vice Richmond, to be Lieutenant, by put. Cook, Dent. vice Dolphin, to be Ensign, by purchase. 11th ditto--Ensign J. Tedile, frogs the bulf-pay, to be Ensign, vice Rua. promoted in the ttith 'Foot. 13th ditto—Lieut. Hun. 1? Howard, from the half-pay,. to be Lieutenant, Ace Wil.on, appointed to the 62d Foot. Sergeant-Major W. Hutchins to be Adjutant, with the rook of Ensign, vice Fenton, promoted. Hos. pitul.m.istant J. Robertson, M.D. to be Assibtont-Surgeon, vice Mount, appointed to the Ifith Light Dragoons. 14th tiltto--Enslgn it. Budd, by purcha.e, vice White, appointed to the ind Foot; and Lieut. W. lilotr, from half-pay 37th Foot, vice Cain, op. pointid to the Foot—to be Lieutenant+. Ibth ditto--Lieut. J. W. Dewson, from the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Humpitry, promoted. Lush/it R. Elliott, from the lot Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign. J. Hay, Gent. to he Adjutant, with the tank of Ensign, rice Bannister, promoted. 16th ditto--F.nsign R. J. N. Kellett, from half-pay 24th Foot, to be En sign, vice Prettyjohn, appt anted to the And Font. 17th ditto—Ensign K. C. Hudson, front the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign. - 18th ditto—Captain A. 0. Daiglelsh, from the 26th Foot, to be Captain, vice French, who exchange+. Ensign R. Ilunne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Moore, promoted in the Stith Foot. F. Wimiton ' Gent. to be Ensign, by purrhase, lect. Doane. Asslatant•Surgeon T. Lewis, M.D. from the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 10th ditto—Ltent. S. Vignoles to he Captain, by purchase, vice Farquhar. son, promoted. Ensign P. 11. 3licire:, by purchase. vice Vlanoles and I.leut. F. Price, from the half-pay. paying the difference to the Half. Pay Fund, vice R. T. Fletcher, who exehanges--tu be Lieutenant.. Ensign J. P. Elliott, from the 2d 11...yal Veteran Battadon; and S. Y. Delme, Gent. by purchase, vice Iliebell—to he Ensigns. 20th ditto--Ensign It. al'Dermott to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vire Moore, appointed to the lath Foot. P. H. Stephens, Gent. to be Ensirrn,.by purchase, vice 11'Dermott. 21st ditto—Second Licur.J.Peutland, by purchase, vice niece, promoted; and Lieut. H. Evelegh, from the half-pay, vice M. O'Reilly, who eel:hanger, receiving the difference—to he First Lieutenants. Hon. J. sinerdr, vice pentium,. to be Second I.leateiiiiiit, by purchase. ditso—Ospalt catittspig.from the ith Light Dragtxma to he Major by purchase, vice Clayton, promoted. Captain J. L. Penej'ather, from ;he half-pay, to be Captain, vice F.. F. French, who exchanges, receiving the 6iffenence. Ensign S. B. Boileau, from the 2d Royal Ve teran Battalion, to be Ensign. 23d ditto—Lieut. W. H. Sloane, by purchase, vice St. George, who re tire. and Captain J. Brown, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vire I. \V. Harris, who exchanges, receiving the difference—to be Captain.. Second Lieut. H. Losh, sire Sloane, to be First Lieutenant, by pur. ctwe. C. Crutchley, Gent. vice Lash, to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase. 24th ditto—Captain R. Smith, from the half-pay, to be Captain. Meer. Miller, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Ensign F. 'l'. Cunyug. home to be Lieutenant, by prirchme, eke Sm)th, promoted. Al cock, Gent. to be Eusign, by purchase, vice Clinynehame. 25th ditto—Ensign .1. Spalding, without purchase, vice Paschal, promoted in the 77th Foot and Ensign S. lbierton, by gmrchase. vice Poundeir, promoted—to be Lieutenants. J. O'Donnell, Gent. by purchase, vice Irving, appointed to the tiler Foot ; and U. . Setou, Gent. vice Spald ing —to be Ensigns. 26th ditto—Lieut. C. P. Bowles, from the nd Foot, to be Captain, by put. cha.e, vice Beetham, promoted. Lieut. J. Fraser, from the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant. 27th dim.—Lient. R. Dutton, from the Royal Veteran Companies for Ser vice is. New South Wales, vice North, who exchanges ; Ensign J. Mac lean* 11 , purchase, rice Dutton, who retire.; and Ensign S. E. GOO4l . .„ nine, by purchase, 'lee WU t ban. promoted—to be Lieutenants. Ensign It. Dolton, from the half-pay, vice Tow, promoted in the 2d West India Regiment, to be Eio.ign. Cs,ptain V. Raymond, from half pay 40th Foot, vice G. W. Crowe, placed upon half-pay, to be Paymaster. 2dth ditto—Captain C. french, from the ISth Foot, to be Captain, vice I mhtlei at, who exchanges. 29th ditto—Captain o.*Gossello, from the hulf.pay, to be Captain, vice It. S. Stephens, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Lieut. S. Z. • Thatcher, from the 11;th lout, to be Lieutenant, vice Browne, who ex changes. 30th ditto--T. R. Burrewes, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wilson, deceased. 814 ditto—J.:a-den W. Id. 11'etenball to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ruston, pronf4ted. Y. C. stock, Gout. to be Ensign, without purchase, Tice Minthim, prom Med. 32d ditto—Lieut. Hon. A. Harley. from the 87tb Foot, to be Lieutenant, vire Bowies, promoted In the ;frith Foot. 33d ditto—W. S. Nneton, Rent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Talbot, anpolnted to the 434 Foot. ' 34th ditto—Lieut. J. T. Weyland, from the let Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Linutemmt. tl R. htreattieW, Geld. to be E.uollio. by purchase, rice 11Ugh".Preeitell• 95th ditto—Cornet J. G. Hall, from half pay 21st Light Dragoons, paying the difference, vice Walth, promoted in the 3d Foot ; and T. Faris, Gent. by purchase, Tice Hall, psoza.,ted—to be Ensigns. 36th ditto—Lieut. W. Cocker 10 be Captain, by purchase, vice Gilbert, who regret. Ensign Hun. F. Petre to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice 1 Cocker. J. P. Ta yl or, Geld, to be Emtiga s by purchase, vice hire. Lieut. G. A. dbenley to be Adjutant, vice Hubert., who resigns the Adjulautcy oily. 37th ditto—Lieut. N. Cadence, from half-pay 25th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice W. H. Wsters, who exchange', receiving the differ ence. Lieut. G. Browne, from the 29th Foot, to be Lieutetund, vice 'I hatcher, who ettetumges. 3dtb ditto--Lieut. J. H. Law, vice Birch, deceased; and Brevet Major W. h. Rains, from the 51st Foot, vice Wuodward, who exchanges—,to he Cent/tins. Ensign W. H. Minchin, from the 31st Foot, vice Law; and Ensign J. J. Lowth, vice Torten., deceased—to be Lieutenants. T. 'cables Gent. vice Maclean, whose appointment Axe not taken place ; and A. Whittle, Gent, vice Lowth—to be Ensigns. 39th ditto—Ensign W. Loraine to be Lieutenant, by put there, vice appointed to the 7th Foot. Eneign R. Douglas, from the Si. Royal Ve teran Battalion; and Gentleman Carlet C. B. Lloyd, from the Royal Military College, by purchase, vice Loraine—to he F.:Beiges. 41st ilia.'s—Captain J. Curfield, from the 77th Foot, to be Captain, vice Borrowes, deceased. Second Lieut, L. Hay, from the 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Verstunne, promoted. 424 ditto—Captain J. Brander to be Major, by purchase vice Cowell, who retiree. Lieut. P. C. Campbell to be Captain, by purihree, vice Bran der. Ensign H. Hilo to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Campbell. C. Campbell, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice fill. 4Sd ditto—Ensign D. G. Freer to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gas gelin, promoted. Ensign G. Talbot, from the 39d Foot, to be Ensign, vice Freer. 44th ditto—Ensign E. C. Mathias, vice Glerlstanes, deceased; and Ensign E. H. Clarke, Gum the 4th Foot, by porches... vice lAngineati, pro moted—to be Lieutenant.. J. L. Young, Gent. vice Mathias, to be Ensign. 45th ditto—Ensign J. Du t'ernet to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Geddes, prom o ted. C. H. C.arke, Gent. vice Dti Vernet ; and A. M. I'l:Hoch, Gent, vice Lewis, promoted in the earth Foot—to be Ensigns, by purchase. 411th tlitto--Captain R. Martin, from the Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain, vice Miller, appointed to the 24th Foot. Lieut. F. J. Bruce, from the let Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Gleeson, appoiatert to the Ststh Foot; and Lieut. E. W. R. Antrubue, front halfipay 13th Foot. vice Alhhurst, appointed tic the iki Foot.—to be Lieutenants. C. W. St. John Wall, Gent. vice Legh, promoted, to be Emden, by pur chase. 47th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant A. Campbell, from half-pay 77th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice B. O'Donnell Bennett, who exchanges. lAth ditto—Major J. Taylor to be hientenant-Colonet, vice Entente, de ceased; Brevet Major J. T. Moriset to be Major, vie! Taylor ; Lieut. W. Reed to he Captain, vice Morims. Lieut. E. °Math,/ from the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, vice !Smith, appointed to the COth Foist; En sign W. A. M'Cleverty, vice Reed; Ensign W. Bell, vice Vincent, de ceased-4o be Lieutenants. .1. A. Erskine, Cent vice Bell, to be Ensign. 411th' ditto—Ensign B. Vincent to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Grubbe, deceased. 60th ditto—Captain J. Andervon to be Major, by purchase, vice Campbell, who retires; Lieut. .1. Greenwood to be Captifin, by purchase, vice An- derson ; Ensign B. Baxter to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Green. wood. slot ditto—To be Captain.—Captain W. Tlrnion, horn the half-pay, rice E. Frederick, who exchanges, .receiving the differenLe ; Captain J. F. Windward. from the :Mth Foot, tiee Rains, who exchanges. 5241 ditto--Captaln W. S. bloorsom, from the half-pay, to he Captain, pay the difference, vice Monins, appointed to the 60th Foid ; Lieut. H. Wilson, from the Ilth Foot, to be Lieutenant, Lice Ifurshead, ap pointed to the ltd Foot ; Ensign W. J. H. Hughes, from the bail-pay, to be Ensign, vice Cory promoted In the 341 Foot. s:id iitto—Ensign J. W. P. Prettyjobu, from the kith Foot, to be Ensign, vice Wheatstone, promoted in the Sd Foot. 64th ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieut. E. Wells, from the 2d Royal ye. teran Battalion, vice Dalgetty, appointed to the 70:11 Foot; Ensign H. R. Clarke, vice Fenton, deceased. To be Enalith—Bayley, Gent. vice Clarke. 56th ditto—Ensign J. P. Hunt to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Mite ray, promoted ; W. Croke, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hunt. 67th ditto—Emnen J. Macllabun Kidd, from the hair-pity, to be Ensign, vice E. T. Abbott, who exchange., receiving the difference. 59th ditto--Lieut. J. H. Arnold, from the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Leslie, appointed to the 72d Font; Ensign W. Fuller, by pur chase, vice Amherst, promoted—to be Lieutenants. R. D. Yates, Gent. vice Fuller, to be Ensign, by piireha,e. 60th ditto—Brevet Major I). K. Fawcett, from the Lt Royal Veteran Bat talion, to be Captain ; Second Lieutenant R. Gibbous to be First Lieu tenant, by purclutte, vice Smith, promoted. G. Runner, Gent. by pur chase, vice Gibbons ; J. R. Peyton, Gent. by rarchs,e, vice Mason, pro• muted; W. H. Faber, Gent. by purchase, vice Browne, appointed wale K•th Foot ; W. F. Harvey, Gent. without purchase, vice O'Meara, pro muted in the 21 \Vest Indio Reg iment ; and C. 0. Leman, Gent, by . . . . perches., vice Bell, aypoletertotbe 4.lth Fout—to be Second Lied- tenant,. CIA ditto—Enxign F. Barlow to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cogis lan, promoted ; and Huddle, Gent. by pu chww, vice Barlow. ' 62d ditto—Captain D. Steuart, from the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain. 63d ditto—Lieut. D. Alit, from the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Pe- netalbes promoted • and Envagn J. W Ward , by purcLuve, eke Doyle, ro pmoted ' t —to be LleutenauG. J. L. Smith, Gent. vice Ward, to be Envlgn by yurchave. 64tb ditto—Eu.llm F. Murray to be Lieutenant, by pnrchave vice Boa•ev, . . promoted ; attil Second Lieutenant W. Belt, from the 60th Fout, to be Vo-hin, •ice Murray. 63th ditto—Lieut. U. Cochrane, from the let Royal Veteran /Cattallon, to be Lieutenant. 66th ditto--Sergeant-Major R. Steele, from the 14 or Grenadier Regiment of Font Gouda, to be Adjutant (with the rank of Ensign" vice Now. lan, appointed to the Ceylon Regiment. 67th ditto—R. A. Corset, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchwie, vice Warrington, promoted In the 6th Foot and Quartermaster-sergeant W. Mew to be Quarter-Master, vice Johnstone, decea.cd. 69th . dItto—Capteln E. Monint, from the :old Foot, to be Captain, ?lee J. . , Sliver, who retires upon hall-pay, receiving the difference ; and H. B. Bennett, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ford, deceased. 70th ditto—Lieut. J. Fleeaon, from the lit Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant. 73d ditto—Brevet Major L. Owen to be Major, by purcluom, vice Bam. . . ford, who retires ; Lieut. G. 11. Smith to be‘Cipliiir, by puichase, vice Owen ; and Ensign F. G. A. Pinckney to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Smith. 1). Daly, Gent. vice Williamson, promoted; and C. H. Colston, Gent. vice Finekney—to be Ensigns, by purchase. 74th ditto—Captain .1. C. Harold, from the 2d RJ)si Veteran Battalion, to be Captain ; and Ensign A. 51'Nabb, from half-pay 49th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Kearnes, promoted In the 2d West India Regiment. 75th ditto--Lieut. H. Salmon, by purchase, vice Lord G. Bentlnck, promoted ; and Captain J. Stevenson, from the half-pay, vice D. 51'1,achlan, who exchanges, receiving the difference—to be promoted. Ensign G. Davison, vice r Wilma ; and Ensign J. J. Graham, vice Browne, promoted —to be Lieutenitubs, by purchase. Gentleman Ca det G. 1). O'Hara, from the Royal Military College. by purchase, vice Davison ; E. C. Ansel', Gent, without purchase, vice Ferguson, deceased; and H. Boys, bent. by purchase, vice Graham—to be Eu- . . signs. 77th ditto—Lieut. G. P. Paschal, from the 2.'dh Foot, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Corfield, appointed to the 41st Foot ; and Lieut. T. D. Butler, from the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion to be Lieutenant. 78th ditto — Captain J. Hill to be Major, by purcha se, vice Macpherson, who retire,. ; Lieut. T. H. Hemming to be Captain, by purchase, vice Mill; Ensign H. If ulyoalte to be Lleuteuant, by purchase, vice Hem mans ; Assist a nt- Su rge on Henderson, M.D. to be Surgeon, vice It. . . Bolton, who retires upon half-pay; and Hospital-Assistant A. Duncan to be Assistant-Snrgeon. ;SU+ ditto—Ensign T. Crombie, vice Motile, promoted ; and Ensign R. Fulton, vice Townshend, promoted—tu be Lieutenants by purchase. R. Binney, Gent. vice Crombie; and C. Cameron, Gent. vice Fulton— to be Ensigns, by purchase. 50th ditto—Ensign J. West to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Moore, promoted ; and R. Scheberras, Geut. to be Ensign, by muchase, vice %Vest. 81st ditto—Ensign G. Reeves, by purchase, vice Hamilton, promoted; Lieut. R. U. Howe, from half-pay Nova Scotia Fenclbles, vice W. Macdonald, who exchanges--to be Lieutenants. Assistant-Surgeon S. Holmes, M.D. from the lith Light rragoous, vice Mostyu, appointed to the tith Foot, to be ►urgeon. $2.1 ditto—Lieut. J. 'f. Quill, from the lst Royal Veteran Battalion ; and Lieut. Ir. Ache, from half-pay 101st Foot, vice H. Hewetson, who ex . changes—to be Lieutenants. 84th ditto—Ensign C. Frauklyn to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Mait land, preempted; and second Lieutenant 11. S. Browne, from the GUth Foot, to be Ensign. by purchase, vice Harris. 96th ditto—Ensign F. Dalgety, vice Close, deceased; and Lieut. H. E. De Burgh Shiley, from the half-pay, vice C. Macdonald, who exchange's, receiving the difference—to be Lieutenants. J. Geneve), Gent, by purchase, vice Jekyll, promoted In the Ist or Grenadier Foot Crumbs; Gentleman Cadet J. J. Grant, from the Royal Military College, w ith o ut . . purchase, vice Usher, promoted; and R. J. Setway, Gent. vice Dal. gety—to be Ensigns. Sergeant J. Jerome, vice R. Gill, who retires, to he Quartermaster. Irth ditto—Ensign P. Ramsay to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Har ley, appointed to the 32d Foot. s9lh ditto—Ensign K. Lewis, from the 45th Foot, by purchase, vice Mac donald, appointed to the sloth Foot; and Ensign J. M. Russell, from the 12th Foot, without purchase, vice Mackie, appointed to the 3d Foot —to be Lieutenants. 9lst ditto—Lieut. 'l'. Shedden, from the lit Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Lamont, promoted ; and B. Duff, Gent. to be En- , sign, by purchase ' vice Kane, appointed o the did Foot. 92d ditto—Ensign J. Bates, front the half-pay, to be quartermaster, vice I). Callan, who retires. itbd ditto—Lieut.,Coliii.el I). M'Gregor, from the half-pay, to be Lieute nant-Colonel, vier Sir C. Gordon, wit," exchanges. 94th ditto—R. Keating, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice lgoore, promoted in the 3d Foot. Xith ditto—Captain E. E. Hill, from the lit Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain. . - 97th ditto—Lieut. V. H. Maids, from half-pay 6th Dragoon Guards , and Ensign W. T. Stannur, by purchase, vice 31twdonald, promoted —to be Lieutenants. E. Barton, Gent. vice Stamm+, to be Eustgu, by par chase. 9Sth ditto--Lieut. J. Douglas to be Captain, by purchase, vice Campbell, who retire,. Rifle Brigade—Second Lieut. B.F. Beckwith, vice Power, promoted; and Second Lieut. J. S. Cameron, vice Ramvdcn. promoted—to be First Lieutenants by purchase —J. Hooper, Gent. vice Sanmares,.promoted; W. Gamine, Lent. vice Beckwith ; and J. Martin, Gent. vice Cameron . - —to he Sect;nd Lieutenants by purchase. Royal Statf Corps—Gentleman Cadet E. R. King, from the Royal Mill. tary College, to be Second Lieut. without putchasc, vice Studdart, pro moted. 2tl M'est India Reelment—Lient. W. Gordon, from half-ray York Light Infantry Volunteers, vice J. Spence, appointed to the Silt Foot ;;Essigu R. Grey, without purchase, vice Clarke, promoted; Second Lieut. J. O'Meara, from the 00th Foot, vice Hughes, deceased; Ensign T'. G. Kearnes, from the 74th Foot, vice Stewart, appointed to the ;Kid Foot ; and Ensign J. AL Tew, from the 27th Foot, vice Ill•Pherson, appointed to the let Foot—to be Lieutenants. G. Maxwell, Gent. by purchase, vice Goulden, appointed to the 22d Foot ; and H. Spence, vice Grey.— to be Ensigns. Lieut. W. A. Conran, vice W. Spence, deceased—to be Adjutant. Ceylon Regiment—Limit. T. Nowian, from the 66th Foot ; and Lient. H. Nasun, from half-pay Sth West India Regiment—ro he First Lieute nants. A. Irvine, Gent. without purchase, vice 'P. Styling. promoted -to be Second Lieutenant. Cape Corps (Cavalry;—Cornet J. Rargeaunt to he Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Bird. promoted; and W. Vun. Cent. to be Cornet, by pur cha,e, vice Brown, appointed to the 10th Light Dragoons. Royal Veteran Compautea for service at New South Wales—Lieut. S. North, from the 27th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Dutton, who ex changes ; Staff Avsistatut-Surgeon A. Gibmin to be Assbitaut-Surgeun. BREVET. Capt. W. Burke, of the 00th Foot, to e Maim in the Army; T. C. Gra ham, EN. late Major in the Ist Foot, to have the local rank of Major on the Continent only. - The undermentioned Gentlemen Cadets, of the Hon. the East India Com pany's Servier, to have the tem/ ;nary rank in Second Lieutenants, dur ing the period of their being placed under the command of Lieut.-Col. Padey, of the llossi Engineers at Chatham, for field in%tructlon :—H. N. 'loaner, T. T. Pears, A. de Butts. E. Bnekle, A. Dotlitia ,, , F.:. Law ford, S. Beat, R. Henderson, G. B. Tremenheere, F.Pelly, F. C. Cot too, W. M. GI sham, G. Patricksun, W. DI. Smyth, T. DI. 13. Turner. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon C. Allen, M.D. from the lith Dragoons, to be Surgeon to the Farces, vice W. Stewart, who retires upoil haltpey. Assiotant-Surgeon A. Smith; M.D. vice Pink, promoted;, and Hospital- Assistant J. Portelli, vice Morgan, deceased—to be Asalstant-Surgeuns to the Perces. W. I. Bigidin,'Gent. vin Relines, a i n t i e nted to the b7tb Foot; W. M. Ford, Gent. vice Eason, appoin ted * to th e AO Foot; J. B. WS° S'. Gent. vice Bromley, appointed to t Ede Brigade; J. Stuart, Gee!. l vice appointed to the 924 soot 1 1 1 4 Gent. Ties Walsh, ' promoted ;A. Smith, M.D. rice CastiptaK, prolnotal ; ./L W. Gent. eke Macdonald, appointed In the 54th Foot . P. .1. :oeade, Gent vice M'Credle, appointed to the 00th Yost ; 1,. Les.lo, Gent. roe Eed appointed to the Illa foot; and A. Urquhart, M.D. vice pointed to the 70th Foot—to he HospitalsAstistants: UNATTACHED. Lieut. and Cart. F. Itarricins from the la or Grenadier Foot Gotta,. rice Limit—Col. W. °saran (Colonel; wbo reties. Arnim W. R. e i „. tun, from the 22d Foot ; and Major R. A rno ld, Luc), the lath 1,41, Dragoons, rice Major-Gen. Sir P. Ross, who retire.—to Ire Lieutemot. Colonel* of Infantry, by purchase. Captains W. Beetham. from the Kith Foot; H. H. Farquharsoo. augur 19th Foot; Hun. G. R. Aliercromby, from the 34 Dawns, (Sim& Bush, from the Cape Corps ; and F. Johnson, from the 17th Light Bt.. guano —to be Majors of Infautry, by purchase. Lieutenant, A. Macdonald, from the 97th Foot; R. C. Smyth, No, 24th Foot ; C. Carkran, from the 7th Draws Guards; G , Crualhor , front the Zie Foot ; J. K, Stewart, from the 11th 1.1241 Lreg t ,... ; J. England, from the 12th Light Dragoons ; G. Gosse,in, from the 4.'d Fuot ; E. C. Smith, from the 60th Foul ; W. Hodes, from the la Da. goons; • J. Hamilton, from the Shot Foot ; F. Loftus, from gee Light lbagoon. ;W. V. Stewart, from the 12th Light Drnir.mo, I . E . Colitiiim, from the Clot Foot; C. R. Murray, from the 1111, Foie ; L . Versturrne, from the 41st Foot; J. G. Geddes, from the 4.5 th Foot, B. Browne, from the 13th Light Dragoona ; J. S. Keating, Gum the bob Foot ; G. P. Clarke, front the 14th Foot ; G. Hemlock, from the Colt. Deem Foot Guards ; G. Power, from the Rifle Brigade ; J. J. Poliost c ,. from the 25 th Foot ; G. Dixon, from the 3d Foot Guards; 11.. e. J o b. Kennedy, from the Lth Dragoon Guards F. Hanle, from the ; nth Pont W. ORI I YY, from the 44th Foot ; T. H. Grubb', horn the moth Foe Hon. J. Amherst, from the 59th Foot ; R. D. Hallifix, from the Pat; Yogi , W. S. S. Doyle, from the 43d Foal Names, from 0,6 41; Foot ; C. Ramoirn, frog the Rifle Brigade ; L.P. Towrishenel,fism the 79th Pont ; R. Williams, from the 44th Foot ; Hon. C. D. Blarney, fn m the 7th Fuut J. H. Dundee, from the lath Light Draithotrt, land, from the &Alt Foot ; T.Armstrong, from the 11th Light Un gooa. ; E. S. Rutter, from the Id Foot ; C. Agnew, front the 4th Light /* a. goons ; T. E. Biggs, from the 21st Foot ; T. Millard, from th e i. t Life Guards; Hon. A. C. J. Browne, from the 7:,th Fad; W. J. dim.. , from the 27th Foot ; and %V. Mitchell, from the 6th Dragoous--t. b. Captain* of fefantry, by purchase. Cornet J. A. Wittman, from the 3d Light Dragoons ; Enthm W. Soot. van, from the 11th Foot; Cornet T. G. :kilns tb , l from the la iirygoi n ... liusion R. W. Schneider, frees the 12th Foot ; Ensign J. 0. half: pay from the ath loot; Ensign %I'. Hughes, from th e hi t s r oot and Ensign A. F. Wainwright, from the kith Foot—to be Lieuteathis of Intiotry. by purchase. Ensigns P. bireban, Gent.; L. C. Bayntunt, Gent.; J. Arnold, Gent. ; J. A. Moreau, Govt. ; Itonaldeon, Gent.; 0. D'Arcy, Gent. ;W, G . Broadhurst, Gent.; 0. Denthke, Gent.; C. Rnox, Gent.; M. V. db butt, Gent.; and F. Q. Turner, Gont.—to be Ensigns, by purchase. DECLARATIONS OP INSOLVENCY, Left at the Bankrupt Office, under Act 6, (40..1, cap.l6, see. 6. Joan WlLirams G , Wkbech St. Ptier, I,le of Ely, irarlmr cotter. (Filed April 7.) JAW'S Fasmaa, Llanthewy.Sklrrtd, Montn,uth.i.ire, makiiter. (no April 6.; . _ Jays DOWD, Bridge-street, Weitallnater, coffee. house-keeper. Arid April d., Ptstur Kilda', North-street, Poplar, provision .nierchant. (Flied April b.) . _ 12NARLIST Soutliamptida. street, Camberwell, b4okseiler. (Piled April BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Jon ar You cra N, Nortwich, manufacturer, from April 11 to 21, at 1, at the Rampant Hnrse Inn, Norwich. CIIARLIS; BAMMAIT sod WILLIAM BM,t.lo‘, Bowling, Yorkshire, worsted-eplnnera, from April 14 to May 6, at 11, at the Sessions Howe, Leeck. A etc. nAL n Co Ft narr, Friday-street, inetehant, from April 4 to June 29 between 12 and I, at the Bankrupt,' Court. BANKRUPTS. _ _ Jon En wA tins, Brighton, hoot and 'shoemaker, to surrender April 11, 22 and May . Mi. at .11, at the Bankrupts' Court. S o li c i tor, M r. Joirr, King'a-place, Commercial-road. Jon ;II AS:: sr, Overbury, Worcestershire, silk.throwster, April 24, at 3, r, and May 21/, at I t, at the White Hart Inn, Escsium, Worce•ter,bire. solicitors. Messrs. Wirnburn and Collett, Chancery-lane and Mesa.. Lavender and Nyrch, K vesham. TR oasts C0L1MA...4 Highwood, Herefordshire, banker, AF - i120,21. and May 20, at 11, at the Red Lion Inn, Leominster. Solicitors, Mr. R , chard Woodhow.e, King's Beueb•walk, Temple; and Mr. James Thomas Wood house. Leominster. Jnpv Bowmtv, Bridgev-street, Covent-garden, auctioneer, Anvil ii, at 2, ?2, and May 23, at 1, at the Bankiupts' Court. Solidtur, Re. taw*, Clement's-Inn, Strand. THOMAI Bowies, Warrington, Lancashire, timber-merchant, Mar a t 6, 2 and 20, at 10, at the Bed Lion Inn, Warrington. solicitor 4, Mr. Hawn, New Bridge-street, hiacsfriars ; and Messrs. Borer and Nichol. son, Warrington. _ SA 11 ViL HAaatva, RH dol, grocer, April IS, 19, and May 20, at 12, the Commercial Loins, Bri,tol. Solicitors, Mews. Visa:ll;nd Blower, ; and Mr. Heaven, Bristol. TN ON AS MILL,, Spencer-street, Northampton-square. carpenter, April 15, 22, and May 20, at 11. at the Itankru,ts• Court. Solklter, Mr. V. S. Paterson, Chancery-lane. Wr I. IA 31 II P; NDI6 a s m, Waraick - row, Block Mars-road, oil and colour man, April IS, 22, and May 20, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. So.leitets, Messrs. Cook and Hunter, Clement's-Inn, New-Chamber,. Jo. . F ARROR, Birmin,tham, wine-merchant, April 22,22, and Slay 20, at 2, at the Royal Hotel, Temple. row, Hirm meham. Solicitor., Messrs. Amory and Coles, tbrogmortou-street ; and istr. Joeeph Part,., Birmingham. Jon;Moonv, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, cheese-factor and farmer. April 20, 21, and May - 20, at 11, at the White Hart Inn, Bath. Solicitors, Mr. Jame. Hartley, New Bridge-street,. Blackfriars; and Mr. Henry Miller, Inane Seiwood, 'lomw.el.bire. THOMAS BU/WASH, Bi=hop=date-street•aithout, pawnbroker and sil versmith, April 13, at 2. 22, and May 20, at I. at the Bankrupts' CJurt. Solicitor, Mr. S. W. Young, Poland street, Oxford-street. THOMAS Mew, Exe:er, lineu-drapn and haLerdarher. April 13, 22, at 11, and May 20, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. 0. Joao., 81se-lane. NATMANI/81. BURTOY St. James-street, china and glass. warehottectnan, April 15, ?). and May 21), at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messn.. Fuller and Salts - ell, Carlton Chambers. iterentstreel. Jana Sl'llow ta.s, itegent-street Piccadilly, boot and ahoe.aaaker, April 15, at 11, 22, and Slay 211, at ID, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Dods Northumberland-street Strand. THOMAS BRAWLS 7, Bristol, baker, April 21, 22, and May 20, at 2, at the Rummer Tavern, All SalutN-lane, Bri,toi. Solicitors, Mews. Poole. Oreeutield, and Gamlen, Gray's Ina-square; and Mr. Williams, Att Saint's-lane, Exchange, Bristol. 11/INRY HALIILNII and rtIONIAII WILLIAM BLIMM, Walwortk, and Cromer-street, Gray's Lau-lane, builders, April IS, and May 20, s: 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. John Wilke, Finsbury-place. CHARLKS BRLSON and Jamas BROWN, High Wycombe. drapers and tailors, April 11, at 12, 18, and May 20, at 11, at the Bank rupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Comerford, CopthalLeonrt, Throgmortuu-a. Jossen EWBAva, I.oughborough, Leicestershire, linen-draper, April 20, 21, and May 20, at 11, at the King's Head Inn, Loughborunth. Messrs. Cbealyn and Brock, Lougblas•rouilt ; and Mr. Beverley, Garden-court, Temple. BROSIOND SANCIL JOON ARPOTT, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, boot maker, April 15, at 10, Id, at 11, and :day 2‘l, at 12, at the Bankrimts• Court. Solicitor, Mr. Harmer, Hatton-garden. GmoROK Lass, Hebilen-bridge, Yorkshire, cotton-manufacturer. April 24, 25, and May 'A, at 11, at the IVhite Bear Inn, Piccadilly, Ma•ichrier. Solicitors, Mr. W'bitebead, Oldham; and Messrs. Milne and Temple. TROMAR CotassAv, Frigbwood, Tlerefordshire, and EDwAnO Ltailla, ',WHOM, Salop, bankers, April 25, 28, and May 25, at 11. at the Crown Inn, Ludlow. Solicitors, Mr. Lloyd, Vurnivars-Inn ; and Mesas. Lloyd, Ludlow. EI;WARU Gnomon TR IQVIT, Birchin.lane. printer, April 13, at 10. at 9, and May 20, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solleiton, Mews. Swain, Stevena, Maples, Pearce, and Hunt, Frederick's-place, Old Jtwry. THOMAS Vt'Avraa lloausa, New Bridge-street, Blackfrians lace dealer, April 10, 22, and May 20, at 10, at the Bankrupt.' Court. &Amt. citor, Mr. Lewis, Crutched-Mar•. CHARLES Kline, Stoke-Newington, Hackney, builder, April 11, 22. and May 20, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Ritb, Croon. court, Threadneedle-street. Him MKT LANENSTY tt, Cheapside, warehouseman, April 22, 29, at Saud May 211, at 10, at the I.3aukrupt,' Court. Solicituis, 31essrs. Walker, Rankin, and ltlehard, lteasar LISEMINO and T9OIIAS T.tTLOCIt, Great Winchester-street, silk-brokers, April 15, at 11, 22, at 12, and May 30, at Id, at the Bank rtipts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. RonalcD, Arm,-yard, Coleman-street. JAHR% B , LIAM VATS% and ALaXANDSIt SMITH, Man chester, merchants, May 1,3, and 20, at 9, at the Star Inn, Deanagatei Manchester. solicitor, Mr. Alexander Kay, Manchester. SAMUJIL SHAW the younger and T111..11 AS B trn Manchester, smallware-manufacturers, April 19, t 2, and May :Si, at 2, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Duckworth, Denison, and llumpbry+i Manchester ; and Messrs. Ellis, Sous, Walmsley, and Gaston, Chancery - lane. • JAMES SANTIR, Benenden, Kent, miller, April 1-I, IS, at 3, and May 20, at 11, at the George Ina, Crantrook, Kent. Soßriton , . Mr. la N Hague, Cranbrook , and Mess's. Green and Asburst, Sambrook-o..art. Basitighall-street. JORM TiltilLn, Pembroke, wine-merchant, April 21, 22, and May 20, at 11, at the Green Dragon, Pembroke. Solicitor+, Mr. George Pembroke; and Mr. Richard Spading Hadwen, Pancras-lane, tower street, Cheapside. PHILIe ROMINSON, Littledean, Gloucestershire, nialtster and rant(-ma nufacturer, April 21, 22. at -4, and May 20, at 10, at the Boothall sultcitors, Messrs. Tore) , and James, Newnham, Gloucester shire; and Messrs. Virrrd and Blower, Lincol n 's sou-delds. CHAIM'S SACHS, Weir B1%10110(1. Staffordshire .1 iron berblead maker, Aprll 21, 22, and May 30. at 11, at the Stork 'tavern, Birtalughsax Solicitors, Mr. Edmunds, Exchequer-office, Lincoln's Inn; anti Mr. Mole, Blrmingbaun. Danko' ATILINg Bli lAA, Everett-street, grocer, April 15, 22, and Kay 20, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Moors. Walton and Gild don, Dirdlees-ball, Baslnghall-street. JAM as Cinema, Honn.low, dealer and ebapman, April 12, '4% 002 M a y 20, at 11, at the Bankruptt* Court. Solicitor, Mr. Reilly, New ton, Cie ment'a-Inn Cu CLEVIIIILY and JAIIII9 HUTCHESON, Chisirtil.street, tlan drapers, April IS, 29, and May 20, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Suit citors, Messrs. Green and Ashurat, Sambrook court, ilasingbaU-street. CIinInTOPHICR HICIVION, Addle-street, Woorlstreet, woolleo-dlllPrf. April 15, 22, and May 20, at 11, at the Bankrupt s ' Court. Solicitors. Messrs. Hlnrich and Stafford, Buckingham-street, Strand. FRICHKRICIL JOHN biAllll.l.lllll, JIM. Adam's.-court, Broad-street, CST. merchant, April IS, at 10, 26, at it, and May 20, at 12, at the Bankrupts.. Court. Solicitor., Mean'. Freeman and Heathcott, Coleman-street , JOHN ',rutin, Plnner's Holl-court, merchant, April IL at 12, LC* a. " May 20, at 1, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Mercer, Bash* hall-street. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the returns made in the. week ending the bth day of April. !'9S. is If. 124. Oitl. per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of Costoms paid or pyable thereon on the Importation thereof Into Great Britain. Average price of Corn from the returns received in the week ending - r Aprll 1, itr26. I Pew!' Wheat. Barley. Oat*. I Bye. Beau. a. 4. M. (I. a. d. a. d. U. d. e. LI -sti 5 30 11 22 4 37 10 34 9 a 6 [lletnaluder of Gazette W-morrow.] On the 6th Inst. Mrs. Harrison lßTHS. Batley, of Montagu.street. Ras.ell square, of a daughter. At Portsmouth, on the 3d inst. the lady of Captain Jenkin J.noe. Rolla Navy, of a son. MARRIED. At Edinburgh, Captain Cumming, Le.mendru to Allen hone, daughter of tha Rey. Joie Lane, Hertfordshire. Aberdectirhi r :. In Paradise-row; Rotherhithe, DIED. Rowland, Req , Idargerot e• On the let inst . ft hie bowie In St. Jernee'e-equare, Bath, Matilda, wife of Reding* Elwin, hen. im--••••—•• ..-1-e-_, _ --,—.—...- _ _ _-- - - - -....--- --- - • MOM WATIR Tylif.DilliT CONDOM - 1119th. 89 after $ Morning ..... ....., 44 after 8 I Afternoon_ •• on Thursday last, Jane, wife of Chalice Mated.; TRZ Wllltl sit oil ,by J.R. .Ntild. Strand; and publisamid W IL &WNW* .6100,1016 I