The Sun. — London, England, 1813-06-02 00:00:00

kAbi re , IN • • i ) It Y.. 4 I ZZ" - , 1 /47 8 00 4.1 :id ,- - t - v , t.„.. ,- -1 ,•, : . . . e , illj latiou lib 3 .. , • enter' th 1,13 Numnrn 6469,1 WEDNES JUNE 2, 1813: [PRICE SIXPENCE-II A rPTINNT. !,,ty ,ire PORTRAIT Oli' HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUK,E OF SUSSEX, 41AND MASTER OF THE ANCIENT FREE AND AC .. CEFTED MASONS. .. • ' - IL ROSENBERG begs leave to inform the .._„, 'Brethren, .and the Public in general, that a -most Mu s lilikeriess at His Royal Highness is now engraving by fItOCIII, from the original Drawing by Rosenberg and Son, ymtthe possession o f His Royal Highness, which will be ready delivery to the Subscribers on or before tae 24th of June ,1114; being St. John's Day. on - P e 9 ,ll Ferpilision, it will be dedicated to the Most . Ex- Peat His itoyhl Highness the PRINCE REGENT, Grand of the Masonic Order, and to the Craft. 1 6 Subscribers to be entitled to Proofs. The Print is a al l 'ieuxth ; and to avoid the great expense of large Frames „,` 4 , l a'ses, and the occupying of too much room, the size will - "1 by 8 inches. !44bscriptions will be received to the 20th, by Mr. May lit Booltgeller, n, l'aiiton-street, Hay-marliet, and at Mr. t il , e4b e 4 ti's, Bath, where Pi oof Impressions may be seen. "Itt to Subscribers lOs. 6d. each, to be paid on delivery. 1"....i.... ALL 'SiusT BE DRAWN NEXT FRIDAY. 1 1 .............. P r i ze o f ...• • *• • • • .. L. 20,000 i . ................. o f ..... . ............ of 1 .................. of ' • ............. ... o f , 1 ,, 4 ... ... o 300 i lli Sli has again the pleasure to announce ti, (c1c,,. 11,, Pritads• the distinguished Favours of Fortune to tatvis z , ( l i l ' the Third Day's Drawing - (last l'hursday) he ~ u and shared the following Capital Prizes :.-- A "' 9 ,1:10 a Prize of • L 10,050 49,13 1 a Prize of 2,000 &MIS . • ...... ~.. a'Prize of '4 : 6 1 4 1 ::, . a Prize of 5OO a Prize of 2OO 4),..:a3 .......... a Prize of 3OO 7 ' 324 a Prize of Qua 1'3.,i -,,"--,2.. . a Prize of " 443 . • ..... ;.......a Prize of 2OO tilt 4,843 ....... .. a Prize of °' f"t4n4l ' t invited s' •tl ,' Money, cid irt , 4. pure lasers are to reccii q it.!r !)!, 4 „ t „ 'Ne their prices for the few uudratsn Tickets acd ?ttlleZ t 7 e r l enthMin,.,-- unsold. 'Tis only to look - at the State 4:lt 4 ,, w . ,to induce all who have Chances to double them, p u i .l 4 . ho have none, to purchase. immediately, at No. 4, . 1 ,..: „ Z . ,2_n* 0, Charing -cross,' London. _...---,—_—__ n„ `,P , LAlt(silL. ST i'AIZIL•in this LOTTERY, k I: ft .. 8,385, elicit icd to '2O 2001. was sold in 'Eleven Shar, th .L.A . (-.:() A 111 . at the' Lticliy Office, HOLBORN BAKS,, Lit " ' C ''el , els - .lid 'it • • •• on Sale, undrawn, for the b , . nores att. gy of bray... 014, on the • ,Wi l • KING'S Bi Jai' DAY; I t , 41, 4 repOition of the sane; good :• , uccess no doubt, awaits l'ol li i.v x .' t s l i 4 ,' I.irchase a the aIJOVO fortunate Office ? which Ilii, ,' 4 41 A - 111 :one con lioast of for many ears .past on ' 44_ in tik: \V 'heel q4pi,:i.s•!:, Day mu wh st •been tat, or followviz. ing CAITIA LPRIZES, avt 1„ ... ••. • . , ...... 4.20,000 1 1 L.10, 000 .. ............. : 9.,,10 1 2 l,OOO ......., Besides L4lOO, J,300 kke. Sce. &C. - -----____2___ i _ A • tif 4 . :11Y :0 1 t ,dy the ,x, uP . 44 11 E Q37tti.ATIT;7III . IE PRICE OF 1 '• • LINENS. TIE increasing, compiaints -of the wear of is:iitimi i.,)NeAs, °wilt ; t' the use of Chemical Acid in wachil;. t , ,in g so, very general, indures the Belfast 1.3- ompany, thus pahliciy to state, that their Littells are e,,.., without any chemical process', that they. warrant ta fur dulability, and '25 per cent. cheaper than the retail tiN ..ad if not a 'proved, the money returned. Ont. Piece sit whuiesale.price, and Uc onaller quantify, or y ~i her article sold. ti!orre•t attention paid to Country Orders, ~"' l'he, trust that the advantaues accruing to ~ 1..0.1, wcoothlence in the, wear of their Linens, have been the Pub 11Y de by the increasing patronage they "'re tar last oiae years experienced, at their only house in LOU i3(l, Grew. !tassel-str eet,Bloomsbuiy.—Brooks, Burch, si Crittvie, Agents,. TORY, 41, London Wall, op lethlem. a !Angel:a Oil, for l'arlc-paliog, roamentai Paint lug is general, 'ery derwription. St . ,,ne Colour, per cwt. iGs. 14::al or Slate Colour Stis. 'Light, Blue - - SOs. Chocolate - - 50 i• Rec Paint- -40 s. VV INU: an d IWITER COOLERS, 41,....c.0.11,,tcucti0n, LAre manufactured and %Old byJAMES nn a ne , w , , a , ...,,)is qarehouse for China; Wass, and Earthenu are, ill e , ,; 11. d-street, London. The trials which were made t oi „ . : se. aroeles, during the last stuntrier; 1.4. 1 : , 41 0 h ive warranted J. 'Mist in preparing a large quail" were very satisfac- A`iti ) fi e r me apv , viellin g imiain e r ; besides these r"ults, the ta ltt ittil,',"Y hare.suale assurance of the utility of the coutFi" I. ' , n it 'lit , lite approbation bestowed ou them by the tioe . lety ttici,,,, will,,eii'sitaipinent of Arts, Mannfactures, and %ton . : ti4 r -- -w, l „"'' , ,vticiled the Inventor last year for this pro tn. '7.--...„. --r 6 )glets equal to those of Bengal. , VERY ---...-,....... ~, (lip „ • . uP. , :kt,l — „'„,' ,3 j.IPAN AND \VI N DSO It CIIA I lt MA- '"'lleti, -.-4 Y, Ni.) City-road, Finsbury-square, op_ ~,-,,eurew_hot;se:, mitt; respectfully" informs 'his Friends I' ; A,‘ , ir' t A t ,'T 'lt., P tibliC in general that they may be supplied -‘;`;','4, (.I;j4ll:tititell, Wilidser, and Dyed Chairs, Couches, t t i , { M,.tA ;4o! li.ostie ?•;eats, Flower Stands, lledkteads, luiP:'lrtio: 4 ; teraiture, Feather Beds, Mattresses, trd 4.. j . r Wdr e .. 41 Or Fertile' hing line, bru:t.:r t I , i ( an at any I'ae ottjteluinat",;:ll,e :n London, for lteady atone... _ k o ., 'lrtg„l“•;aptains, Hotels, Taverns, and innkeepers rind h ;,',e tai l ,o_,lt.4 great tplantity of Chairs at it short notice, 4- 1 , - , l lit t 'l' u' at J. i'K ractory, as great Assortments are al -414 -...: ti ; -4. state of preparation •ready fur .the public de, Tvit . , ll4l, p,%,. l ?„,l l ,,eAuPhrtl• ' - ' 'BNI 4.i' aryl i - SECOND-lIAND HOLTSEITOLI) FL, . - ) silt -- d oseription of in(GODS every ThUrsday, at 1 , 2 4 „blic ', 41 the S'ale It T•tberneele-walk, when the Zi it o l e 4 1- I, l r ,, e i ly, en ev:r u y m a.t. 4 lntion being paid them either in I lisk ud s int i if ' N.. "Idea for the Sale must be sent in by Tuesday eve ' H 14t4 . .. - Ap 41urierats genteelly furnished foi single Gentle ,..,. Iti ll;:; - "'"'"------- `4SII/ --------- AUNT NIANUFAC Il ltie Nt , . • - posite B 4114 'able Paints, ground il Oil i e s . l i t es. useful and or li,kilitqt,,,..r-loardi;)4 of ev, h t li o)4,, ,e ' r t!), per ct , , , ,, :- - )Ox. NA! , 014 f ri ''''' - lets.o3. ii ; _;,!it li,, iv‘ t. Green - I v; t t i c ,v ii, i a .. - 51 f is. l'i , f aint .. • - -.. 'Si. ?bred 1 , . 1 ,. 1 "4 il ,{ ! ' )" 1 g Oil to thin the above for nap As. per Gallon. tw . , 1 11 '?uod 1 . , , ~ n !lest Spey:11011, pe r.t . ,al. E . is.6d. e r ktir d d • • l" ' C s %" "6 Double Itetin-41 l)il weed -. t 'Pe , ( ;01. 12s. Od. iingle !titto Ditto - 5 '. 6 d• P u i )l ' l'er gallon Ss. Cd Vote Seal Oil . . .. 4 G ' 1.4'. e'eluu ") B4 e• . •-• 1',.,., Whale Oil . . . 4 0 VTON, 4 - Ara - "lid Co, cOLOUR .MANUTFAC -o`tttfilii- -- Eats, London Wall, and Kennett Wharf, most kt IP PiI - 1 : 1 rectu th':o , od the above Paints "to the Public, 1141'Atrilit,,,1;114i:,etilit;`).tiTlifi!enit.ral purlieses of useful :.:,.. oraa y q si c k, are 'very beautiful '.•ttulL'EliAnte,•4l4.l poss Y ...,4 ‘ s r-Y ' l e t ' Aitiitt• which renders them .nttl,t, l } ex valuald, 1'.1,1.: . t -, L , r- .to w o rk constantly ur a 14 71', 4 " 1 1P 14 0.2ic i t to 'the •lelirre‘ttiol' )Leert the weather. ..A.i: vertise -4., te tt 14 ,, l 3 ~nely tinde...red• recommending ,I in nts under 14. 2 , 1 kiti,r e t l t , t tl e fh , i_c y li me prepared with Fish Oil, or sold in nu u ,it I:- ~„ . i...,1it0n a,id Co. feel it proper to say, thut they tit I.'r oYer 'wre connected with thtno. hottle.i, :iml Unit n iii , ,,, 14 : 1 4 11 7, itti‘it.pi ep.tred wh It Coal ':i' tr or Fish t'i . il. ' '3" 4 1-o winis, and the Tsade invidied. 4eIST HOUSE, ----- June 1, 1813. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED. COMP4NY of MERCH4NTS of ENGLAND, Trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice : That the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Com mittee of the Honourable the! house of Commons appointed for . the purpose of taking the .E.ramination of such Iritnesses as shall be ordered by the House to attend the Committee of the whole House• on the Affairs of, the East India Company, are now printing for the information of the. Proprietors, and will be, in part, ready for delay:4 at this Houie ou Thurs- Mc 3d . ofJune, at noon': JAMES COBB, Assistant Seireldri. MOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, HASITS. QOON will be SOLD, together or in Lots, th•OF - (bordering,on the SouthaMpton River, and the New Forest) ; consisting of the MANOR of DIBDEN, with beau- tiful Woods and convenient Farms, containing about 968 acres, well inclosed;' a large Purlieu, and valuable Rights of . Com mon in the New Forest; together .with the ADVOWSON, worth about 001. a year. In this Estate arc some of the.fincst situations in the King dom fur building, emitmanding the most delightful Views of the Southampton River, Spithea a, the New forest, and adja cent. country. . The Estate is extremely well clothed'with remarkable fine thriving Oak Timber, and every way eligible fur the Man of Fortune and the Sportsman ; and is capable of great improve meat. • Printed Paillentars will soon be distributed ; in the mean . time, apply to Messrs. Webb', Webb, and Att*Ood, Salis bury. ThilDay was published, In 2Vo Um price WO: iu boards, - • MF.MOIRS of JOHN HORNii: 'rooKE, interspersed with Original Documents. • Ay ALEXANDER. STEPHENS, Of, the Hon. Society of the Middle Temple. 'Printed fat J. Johnson and CO. St. Paul's Clint-eh-yard. This Day was published, In Octavo, price 9s. in boards, •_ _ , A TREATISE on PLANE and SPHERICAL •. TRIGONOMETRY. By ROBERT WOODHOUSE, A.M. F.B.S. • *Fellow of Gooyille and Coins Coll ege, Cambridge: The Second Edition, corrected, altere , !, and enbaged. London : Printed for. Black, Parry, anti Co. Leade,thall sireet, London; and Deigitton and Sons, Cambridge. This Day was published, In Three Volumes, Nino: price 155. boards, T" E MISER MA It R:1 E D.—A Novel. By CATHARIN F. BUTTON. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Po ternoster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bund street. Of whom may had, lately pablished, , • 1., The Heart and the Fancy : or, .Valsinore, a Tale. By bliss Denger. g vols. 12mo. price 15s. boar4A. , 2. The Curate and his Dhughter; a Cornish Tale. By Miss Spence, in 3 VOIS. igmo..price Its. hoards: 3. Vemetrius, a ltusstan Romance, in eyols. lemo. price 10s. (id. boards. T.iis Day were published, In 2. Vols. sro. price 'it4s. in boards, ItirEMOl RS of the Private and'Pablic LIFE IVA% of W11.4.4.‘ I'UNNT• I'HOMAS CGARKSON, M. A. London: PriMed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-ruts; and at the 'British QshLety, 64, New Bond-street. Of whom .may be had, by the same Author, I. The History of the Abolition of the Slave Trade, 2 vols. Sco. 11. 4s. boards. 2. A Portraiture of Quakerism, three vols. Octavo, 11. 7s. hoards.' GENUINE MEDICINES. FNEWBERY and SONS, in ,St. Paul's • Church-yard, •P row ictors of Dr. I.ones's and oilier valuable Medicines, intorm the Public, that since the NV w Duties, the• prices are as follow an:t those who buy six or more will' ti; vJ the Stamps gratis ; but as many persons mistake the house,. they are desired to observe, tl nt the Number is 4s, four doors from Cheapside. s, •d. r. d. Dr. iarn6s's Powder z 9 Palhy'sGarminativ i• 1 9 Do. Analeptic I' ills •4 6 Strong *Fillet. of 11 4 Ditto Antibilious Pills 2 9 . uxhaties ditto - 3 Dr-Austin's Chalybeate 4 o English Coffee - a 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc z 9 I..sence of Ginger - 2. 9 Do. Convulsion Oil - 2 6 I Lig' ish's Scots Pills t r 6 Do," CarnomileDrops t 9 Cheltenhain Salts - z 9 6 EssenccolColtsloot 3 6 IpecacuanhaLoz . enges r 0 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Dr. Solander's Tea - 2 9 The Cephalic Snug* - c z 3 Henry's 11 ignesia - 2 6 Lozenges of Blois •- t t Marctlant's Drops 5 6 Glass's Magnesia - 3 .6 Spilabury's ditto - s 6 The Eau Metlicinale ct o Grant's Cough ditto t 6 Rheumatic Powder - 4 6 Greenou4h's tinctures r ra Tonic Pills - g Ditto Tulu Lozenges t t 4 .Or. Hooper's Pills . t 14 Soothing Syrup - 2 9 Ample allowance to Merchants, Am. for Exportation. To MRS: JOHNSON, 94, Newmaa-streel. MADAM., HVING experienced - die good Effect of your - invaluable MEDICINE for CHILDREN, while Ttething, I take this opportunity, fur the good of others.— Being a father, can judge what parents feel, when they see their. dear little innocents suffer, without a possibility of af fording them the least relief ; but, thank God, that is happily 1, removed, since you hum:introduced the AMERICAN SOOTH.- ING SYRUP. Having experienced the good effect with two of my Children, can speak with confidence:-the first was . very ill, and had fits with cutting' his hack teeth ; we no sooner rubbed the child's gums, than he got better, and• his teeth ' catnc through without any more pain or conyulsioa. The other little darling was so extremely weak that it was dis tressing to see him : not thinking it was his teeth, did nut apply the Syrup until a thought struck my wife, that she . would try the Syrup, as it might he tho teeth. Nu sooner . were his gums rubbed than he began to mend, and, in less than a week, no one would hove thought it was the. same child, and e!tutinued eating his teeth without pain. It he ' ing impossible to describe the state thq were in, shall be happy to satisfy any Lady, 'who may have a child In the same way, by calling at my house, N 9. 19, Margaret-street, Caven dish-square. if I should be blessed with any more children, will always begin to apply the Syrup in time, and mu, Ma , dam, yours respectfully, • 'kitty to, tat.;. MERCER. To be had of the Proprietors; Jahnsort and Williams, No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street ; unti; by their appontt ment, Newbury, St. Paula ir ( -2 1 ze i llzi 4 tind Dame-street, all the principal Dublin; Clarke, .269, Medicine Venders itCrowu und Country, at 25. 9d. it bath,. CoatiOn: , -43e sure to ask for Johnson itllti WilliatuS'6 Arne ricau Soothing syrup, 43 there are several spurious sorts. N. B. /ifs. Johnson relieves the Infant Poor, 'us USUrli, at her House every Thursday isnit Saturdby Morning, from Nine to Taut o'Clock, by bringing is Letter Irvin a respect.' able inan i t 4 ceecr , to certify that : they are real objects of charity. FRom Tim LONDON. GAZETTE, JUNE 1. Foreign-O/flee, June 1, 1813. A dispateb,•• of which the folloVving is a copy, has been received by Viscount - Castlereagh, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; from Major-General the Honourable Sir Charles WJliuni Stewart, K. B. his Majesty's Envoy ENtraordinary and i'slinister Plenipoten tiary to the Court of Prussia, dated Hea'd-quipiers, Wurzen, May 15, 1813. ; •I\ll7 toan,---The Arthy passed the Elbe on the Sth instant. The head-quarters of the Emperor were established at Bishofswerder. Ge neral Wittgenstidn, With the main body of_ the army, marehingon the great roads leading :to wards Bautzen, 'Tie corps cif General Blocher passed the Elbe at Meissen, LOntenant-General leist's corpi having put itself in communica tion kith lieu. General Bulow's cups still . re , • mahled On the left bank of the Elbe at Dessau, to watch the enemy's movements. • It was not accurately ascertained upon what points of the river the enemy was directing his principal corps, and us he possessed the apitui of Wittenburg, and it seemed uncertain what line the Saxons would take at Torgau, your Lordship will easily imagine it Would have been -difficult, if. not impossible, with the aid of these plat-es in has favour, for the Allies to have prevented his.tprcing the passage of the river under a heavy fire Ocom manding artillery. • - It redounds infinitely to the credit of the allied army, that during zbe passage of so formidtthie river, with the intiny advaatc)ngto'thcirfortresses Upon it, that the, operation %yes conducted with perfect order, even a carriage or attirail left behind. **Me works that hack been thrown up on the left "punk to cover the bridges, it was thought proper, to abandon when the army had army had passed. The enemy ipade :attempts on the night of the Bth to re-estal4ish the arches of the main bridge at Dresden, ht' the Russ' era urtillviy was so kvell directed, that they failo.l herc,lint succeeded in . passing between Kadiz and Pilnitv on the 9th. — The gronnd being very commanding on the left , hank, and favouring their establishing b4ttgies of heavy guns, they passed , in boats and covered theroselve advautateonsly ; the passage was very bravely resisted by Gt neral Milaradovitch's rear guard, and the Russian artillery, ,acter displaying the greatest coolness and courage, wasmuly withdrawp front the impossibility olcontendingag,ainst the superior prisition and fire of the enemy. From the hest authenticated accounts, Bitona- , parte had entered Dresden in person., The Vice roy's corps and' Marshal, M`Donald's Were stated to 1w now immediately opposed to us. On the 10th, the allied army continued its itiarch to Bat;tzeu, anti as it was deemed advise :able to cone - entente the forces, General - Blucher . was:ordered to Cameas, and General Kleist's corps to . fall wick upon hiin to Mublberg, while. Gen eral Bulow:s retreat, if necessary, was directed on Roslitz. General Kleist's. corps was attacked by an ad vanced guard Of a corps of the enemy, which had crossed at. Meissen, and moved by Moritzberg to Konigsbruick, and a sharp affair took place, in which the ,enemy made no impression. A very brilliant rear-guard affair at IVeissig, also took place of this day, with General Milaradovitch's corps, in which the enemy suffered considerably from the•charges Of - the Russian cavalry. It was now unfortunately ascertained that - the King of Saxony had declared for the enemy. Ge neral Thielthan was depoSed from his command, and the fortress of '!'organ delivered up to Gene rals liegnier and Nev. This, I fear, will place the Saxon force at the enemy's disposal. .The head-quarters of the allied army moved.on the 12th to Witrzen on the road to Gorlitz, and the arniy took up a position near lloch,Kirch, which bus before been so celebrated a field in the seven years war. 'Gen. Milatodovitell's corps was :again engaged the whole of this - day with the ,enemy, who entered liishofswertier, having sus tained a most severe loss. The whole army were in position on the 13th at night, except Olen. Bolow's corps, which still re mains on.the tight.to form the appal to the land wehr and levies of the Prussian States, amount ing to aboye forty thousand at the present mo ment, and is daily increasing. General Milaroduvitch is still in advance of Bautzen. 'Oen. Barclay de 'Folly's reinforcements are ex pected to arrive in a day or two. The Prussians have got several new corps come up, and the Rus sians several thousand convalescents. The allied army • remained in position on the 146, and made no apparent movement. General Sebastiani and Marshal *Davoust are reported•to be moving on Magdeburg. I have ci . gly to acid, having just returned from the outposts, that General Miloradovitch having been pressed by the enemy in force, this day has passed the Spree River, and the c:leniy have taken up a position within cannon-shot of our advance, . _ I have the honour to he, &c. CHAS. STEWART, Lieut.-Gen. Mie-gffice, Jane I, 1813. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of liis Majesty, to appoint the following t)lhcers to take rank by Brevet :as tinder mentioned; their Commissions to be dated 4tti Jinn% ,1813. ‘.. Laii/TENANT-GENERALS--George Derma, Sir, tit°, Nu ~;tat, Bart. ;cad K. 8., Williaat Mal:arnricli, John Freko, :;ir ittiLtert Stu trt, Bait., Sir William Kritpci, K. D., JOlin Loyd Hutchinson, K, John Hantiltin, Aloianticr Leith Hay, Jun's Stuart, Sir Lliarltri Havtinks, Rotwt Manners, Wiliam Lt azorgc.Herirtt—tu be at:- NERALS itt ttwAto,y; MAIOR-GENERALS—George Earl of nrsie, hos. taker, 'George Porter, James L•sliiiie, Henry Francis - Earl of Comytig ham, Hon. Alexam.c;- fore, ,;. hit Fraser, Peter Her on, Thomas-Peter, Hon. Ntoilt.igu Mathew, John Ramsay',John Delves Broughton, Dyott, Ro nald 'Cranford- Ferguson, Andrew Gatomeil, Pollen Mac farlane Sir S:111111(1 Achinuty, K. B. ,Joflll Gusto:at. Cros'ite,' Hugh Lyle Carmichael, !Inn. I , .hri Mao-id., Henry Warde, James:Durham, lion.'; David Leslie; 'Sir James Leith, K. B. John Manners Kerr,.Thomas Scott, William Robertson, Mat thew 13:011ie, Toinkyos 1-h Tullio., Christopher Chowne, Vilhant Shoson, Hon. W. 'M. Maitland, William Minim, James Campbell, Sir Thomas, Victim ' K. B. .John Gordon Coming, John Crewe, Hun. Sir G. Lowrey W Cole, !C. • Sir Gouville l'srmohead, EL Galin Joon Freeman, Ge,irge Earl of Granara, Stafford Lightburne, John Henry Loft, Francis,.: Moore, Robert. Viscount Lorton, 'William 'Remy Cl.nton, Hon. Stewart—to be LIEUTENANT-GENERALS in. the Array. • COLONELS—Gerard Gosselin, on balf•pay of 130th Foot; William Alexander, .of Ist, Garrison Battalion; Frederic Phi lipS Robinson, on half-pay of 91st Foot; Charles Campbell, on half-pay of /42d Foot ; Arthur Robert Dillon, on half-pay of 115th Foot; Macau Durrock, of ; 36th Foot; John Gr.sy, on. half-phy 113th Foot ; . Francis Stewart, uf Ist Ceylon 'Regiment; Joins Murray, Adjutant General in the West Da -dies ; John Mackenzie, op half-gray of Ross and Cromarty Fen cibles; Edward Barnes, of the 46th Foot; Henry Davis, Aide-de-Camp to the King; Phinea; Riall, of 69t.1i Foot; W. Brooke, of sth Dr.oomii Guards; Hon. Wot. P.olsolOty, sth Dragoon Guards; Thos. Molyneux,on half-pay of funb Foot; Beni. Forbes, of 80tfi root; ffeavelaud Smith, of - 270, hoot William Peoehey, oniiiilf pay of 10 , Jth Foot ; Will boo of 67th Foot ; John Vincent, of 49th Foot ; Robert Leth- , bridge, Inspecting Field-o.llicer in Canada ; Wlll. Frvcic6ck Spry, of 77th Foto ; Henry Proctor, of 41st Foot ; J. Brown, nt. koyal Staff COrps; 'W. 11 otellinson, of 49th Foot; Daniel. _Seddon, on ball-pay. of 02d Light Dragoons; G, IL Ainslie, of .?cgh Foot Byng, of ad Foot Guards ;' Thomas o.llall-pay York Rangers ; Richard O'Donovan, off' Gth Dry /goon, ; I itinourahle Thomas W. Fermor, of ad Foot (iu: - 1; ; , Alexander tlalkett, of 10;th Feat; Joint Ilvoe. Sherrett, Of 47th Foot; Sir William Keir, ,half-pay ;22d Light. Dra goons; .Deals Pdch,'Aide-de-Camp to the King,; C. Griffiths, of 11th Foot; 'Sir Granby'. Calcraft, Knt. of ad Dragotin. Guards; Lord R. E. H. Somerset, Aide-de-Camp td the King John Pleton, of 12th Feta ;,B.tyle Travers, of sfith Foot ; ward Scott, •of 96th Foot; William on ball-pay 9,2 d Foot ; John crosegey, of -72t1 Foot ; Fled. Wui. Buller, . Aide-tic-Camp to the King; Thos. Bradford, - of 82J FOot Thum. G. hlrington, on half-pay of 115th Foot; John Granby on half-pay of 24th Light Dragootts ; Wm. Loeltharl, of nth Foot.; Alexander Crosby Jackson of 6011 Foot ; Ro bert Rola, Aide-de Camp to the King; Lion. Win. Blaquiere, on half-pay of Birmingham Felacitiles; Henry Grrant Batty, . of 15th Foot ; Thus. Browne, of 69th Foot ; Lodi, de 'Wank ville, of Watteville's Regiment ; Lana/tot,- of Ist Foot. Guards ; Jas. W. Gordon, (quarter-duster-General ; Mictiaelr Head, of 15th Light Drago,nts ; .lost-ph Fuller, of Colast reani Guards; Manley Power, of a2d Foot; Adam Gordon, of 6711 ' Vosit ; Thomas Gage Montresor, of BoralLiglif Dragoon; Mat., C. Darby Griffiths, of Ist Foot Guards r Ralph barb potty-Adjutant-General; John _Francis Kelly, of Ist Font , Guards;' George I lorsford, ut 18th Foot; Randolph of 24th Foot ; Lachlan Macquarie, of 7ad Foot; Sam. G;hhs, of 59th Foot ; Herbert Taylor, of Coldstream Guards ; Sir' Robert Thomas Wilson, Kt. Aide-de-Camp to the King ; Mat." thew Lard Aylmer,lid.- !c.f.:amp tot e Kmg--to lac M...JUR- , GENERALS in toe Army. LIF,UTENANT.COLONELS-LLewk Grant, of 70th Foot ; Hum Folk- Grerille Howard, on halt-pay of 9th Garrison Bat, talion; Laid F. Bentinek, of Ist. Foot Guards; Isaac l'affklf) Tinting, of oitto'; Clans Barou Dcaen, of Ring's German, `Legion.; Win. Douglas, of 98th Pout.; Arthur Brooke, of 44f 11 Foot; Iludsou Lowe, of Royal Corsican Raugers Peter Ca rty, of 841 Ii Foot ; Thomas William Kerr, of- 2tl Ceylon Re giment; P. Hardyman, of 17th Foot; Henry Shochy. Keut-' mg, 6f the Bourbon Regiment ; ,L Mac Nair, of 90th Fool ; Lemnel Warren, of 2,7 th Foot; Patrick M'K;nzie, of 81st- Foot; Wm. Netlliam, of Pd Garrison Battalion; A. Wallace,' of 89th Foot ; Hastings Fraser, of F,43th Foot; Robert Lord 131antyr44, lialf.pay- of isth Garrison*.-Battolioni . J r onirs Camnbell, 'of B , lth koot ; Schright. Mawin,y, of 58d Foot; Ed ward Could, uftioth Foot; Robert Sewell, sit fifftli Foot; Charles Ainedee Harcourt, of 40th Foot; Samuel Swhiton 7:111" Foot; John M. M.Uowaring, Commandant at Hilsea rrr1c1;:: ; Charles P. Bekaa, of 28th Foot;- Wm. Augustus h - trust, of 67th Foot ; Hon. John Meade, of 45111 Foot ; George Powilet -Adams, of 25th Light Dram onus; Win, Rotlewahl : of Rin4'it German Legion ; George Riingsolir, of ditto; Edward Drit us mond; of 86th Foot ; Sir J. Pringle Dalrymple, Bart. on half pay of late Regiment of Malta; 'William Kelly, of :Nth Foot; :/ohn Macleod, of 78th Foot; Hercules - Scott, of -10 ad Voat henry" - Elliott, of 96th Foot; Robert Kelso, of 2 , 2,1 Foot; Overlogtrin Illundcn, of 12th Light Dragoon.; Juba Nugent ' Smyth, of 55th Foot ; John Lamont, of 94il Foul ; Liam Fuller, of Ist Dragoon Guards; A rinstroug, of 211 Garrson Battalion; W. H. Delaney, Assistant-quarter- Master-General ; B. Iburban, of 2d , West. India Regiment ; John Locke, of 84th Foot;- Christopher Baron OmpieEl4, ut King'.; German Legion; John Taylor, of 88th Font ; Thualitif Reynell, of 71st Foot.; George Ridout Bingham, of 53d root; Thomas Bligh St. George, inspecting Field Officer of Militia in Canada; John Murray, ditto; Hon. C. J. Greville, of 38th Foot; Loftus W. Otway, on half-pay of Coal, Foot; W. NicAtY; of Royal stall' Corps ; E. Kerrison, of 7tlr Light Dragoons; M. K. 1 lamilton, of the sth West India Relonient • H. Wade, of 95th Foot; Stirke,• of 12th Foot ; Lionel Smith, - Of 65th Foot; Sir George Leith, Bart. of 42. d Foot ; Robertßar ton, of 2cl Life GOards; Thomas Austen, of 60th not Wil liam Paterson, of . 21st Foot; Charles F'ane, of 59th Foot 'Charles •do 'Plat, of German Legion; George Men Madden, late of 12th Light Dragoons; Joluifittise;of FOut Guards; Charles William Doyle, of 87th Foot ; Ilou. Henry Cadogan, of 71st Foot ; James Bathurst, on half-pay of Arr elsaire Feneibles; Paul Anderson', of Guth Foot; Hugh Henry Mitehell, of; List Foot ; end John Dalrymple, of e2ll Foot—to be COLONELS in the Army MAJORS—Jacob Glyn Cuyler, of Cape . Regiment; Tho mas Athorpe, of Royal Horse Guards; Walter Nat hoist Leitch, of 723 Foot ; Eines, of sth Foot ; .1;)1 . 1a Napper, of 83,:f *Foot ; Frederic!: do Weissell, of King's Ger- MEM Legion; John Bennett, of 32d 'FOot ;' Mains 'Linsingen, of King's German Legion; John de Schroeder, , of ditto; henry Austen, of tAtli Foot • John Wardell, of 66th foot; Richard Digg etis „ o f Mit Lii;la William 'Platfrsby, of 5433 l'hontas George Fit4erahl, on halt ay, 81h Garrison, liamilion;. George D'ilailey, of 'lol.st 1 mit; Robert Mowbray, of Sicilian Regiment ; Chas. Plenderleath, of 49th Foot; Abraham fishotoniellietel, of Royal Corsican Rangers ; Robert Dale, Of 93d Foot ; Nicho las Ramsay, of 5111 Garrison Battalion ; John Weisford, of 101st Foot r Peter D'Arey, on half-pav of 711; Garrison 'Batt.; Edward Gregory, of 44th Foot ; :`:lexander Milne, of 15th Foot; Henry King, of 823 Foot; (+Wiles, of 4alt Foot ; William Drummond, of 104th Fo--t :folio Macdonald, of 64th Foot; Charles Torner, half-pa , , Foot ;Witr. F. W. B. Loftus, of 38th Foot; Frans is !;:lielly Tidy, of 14th Foot; - Edward 0' tiara, o f Yo r k Li g h t Infantry Vo!ttuteet is; Thomas Bates, of 21st Light. Drairoods; Edward O'lioat-tie, of Royal West_ India Rangers; G. Burrell, of F .OT - ; W. Wallace, of 20th. Foot; Jas Ogilvie, of Rth Amg. Linsingen; King's German Legin,n; 1!:;:vard, ; \ • , Bement; I. B. Clarke, of 2(1 I fragootis ; Jas. I eV, 01 Foot; Robert 'loss, of , ith Dragoao Guards; .1 liggins, of 6th Drztpuo wird,: ;: John Gord.io, James Floreure De Burgh, of 2,1 Foul 90th rout; Henry de Lime! mann. of Kinloch, of 67th Foot ; L. Auguslos - - Quartet -Ifoster-General ; James College,; General; ono I,ouert..7“eyoe, 1! tctilry 1) i.rrd:•tr,nc - to be LIEUTENANT-COLON z 1 2 , 7y ,, ; c%),PTAINS---Itoliert L , CharlCs Vigoy, 6otl, uot 1 Of ; ; otOli • I 11 • t - l i t d t i Intl! ,'not; o'n1:1; forge1;1'11 1 t a t - t r s: 1. 1 1 a t t c ., t iaso ottr- F 401; J. Watson , 9 1 69111 Foot; Tlic•Ou..., Roomier, 104th Fuui.; .lame, Mylne, a l lint. I.lr.Coons ; Daughts, of 9:fd. Foot ; Goodwin •:f •, Witham Henry Taynton, of Gitli F..ot ; Williarn:Lofiie, of Erb West India Regiment; Ja,oes Wintrvtl, oath Fttot George Liwrotlce, of 1.111!1 Light tleorke'Augufans Henderson, of 23 Fo ; 3 r;on Staulitan, 17 ' )01 ; , `'K't - ' ts•4lll,l4arlity, of .85th. foot ; Williatn.Ahosandet tiordOtt,':Of