The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-23 00:00:00

)o' ..* vdt• ,' „boo Ano w . • )o' l ' Oil -1 ;; tile 61 S 6 . ": 1 J i 6 Pit Pa') 1 1171' 0 :0 11 0 11 tt 141: h e ' • o : :,i „JP , . 10 i. V •-<, tsi'f' o' l 0 0 .4 4 10' 4 !0" THE ROYAL FAMILY. Wmnsott, AUG. morning divine ser- Viet; WO performed in the Private Chapci in the Castlo-by the. Queen's Chaplain in before her 11IniEsTy, the: PRINCESSES, Princess SOPHIA. Of GLOUCESTER, their attendant;, ezc.; r atter. which they went to Frogmore, and remained there till dinner time, and then returnea to the Castle: Friday afternoon -Princess CHAIILOTTE tools an airing through the Plantations in the Great Park, in her phaeton, drawn by her grey ponies, which were brought frOm the Island of Jaya as a present to her Royal Hi g h ness . The D uc h ess o f L EEDS attended the PRINCESS. They returned to .the Lower Lodge a little before eight o'clock, when She was 84Wted by the Band of the Royal Horse Guard s , and continued playing till ten o'clock. 3'h " QuELN, o her livyal daughters, and Prin cess °NI A of GLot'CEsTER,, went to Frogmore th. tea , &C. where her Airesty was exercised by riding in her gulden chair. Yesterday horning; Princesses AUGUSTA and So- PHIA rode on horseback, attended by' Lord \VAL ' uN GHANI, Lady J. TavNgi; Generals NVINyARD and TAYLOR, The Duke of YoRK arrived at one o'clock, and left at five. In the evening the QtinEN and PRINcEssEs went to Progmore. Princess CHARLoTT'E, rode, as usual, iu her phaeton, The B an d o f th e Royal Horse Guards attended her Royal Highness, as usintl, : in the evening. The QUEEN and Family are expected to be pre ;eat at ?gham Races, BRIGMON, Atm. 20. The Pavilion is unconnunnly gay at present 'The latNce REGENT, with Lords YARNIOI:ITH, l't 1 41; and Col. IlLoommxt.n, rode out thiS day . Ts toTards Beachy , a n d on the r a ce ground. The Jiuke of CLARENCE is much better since his arri 'al, and as every visitor does as he pleases at the ravilion, it. is of course the more agreeable, as there is nothing like form or restraint. The Pat Ncr, REGENT has every evening a Concert,. which Con tinues until one o'clock, when the Company gene .tally separate. The Duke of cLutv.xce, in the forenoon, with a few friends, generally take a tail. Which is both healthful and amusing. Lord LOWTH ER has returned to L London, and we expect that Air. .C.ROKER, and Mr. Cooxs will return to'. morrow. There ore Messengers constantly living from London with dispatches. On Saturday his Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE •completed his 49th year, which was. celebrated by:the PRINCE REGENT at the NO ltna. In the evening the houses of his Royal Highness's tradesmen were illtuninateiL INII'RONIPTLI ON THE REPORT THAT THE ARM sT ICE WAS PROLONGED TO THE IsT OP hEPTEMBT.R.. 'Tis agreed—as the last flews from 'Paris iiupties,. ThatallfightPio shtu'd cease 'twettti the French and Allies— Jima the reason is clear,--these ',Sportsmen remember 4 . /zobring'a.alluw'd---gill tlls ji6st of September. Aug. 40y 1013. ' • NATIONAL DEBT., An Account of the Reduction of the National Debt, , from the Ist Aug us t, .1786 , to the Ist August, 1813 : -- Redeemed by the Fund ..... L 221928, 24 973 , Transferred by Lund 'Dix redeemed bitty by Life An nu iti es purchnsed 2,,1534,114 95,111 On Account of Great Britain / nd Ditto of linricrial Loan' • 11,658,198 a}itto of Loan to Portug al ►1,429,359 Ditto of Loan to the E ast India Coni 207,1gu; pauy 190,893 Total • - L.2a k oiti i 42l L. 94 ,777,103 of this C:a 'tat to be cancelled pursuant to .53 in G et'. 111. c. 0. The Sum t o he expendAl in the ensuing Quarter, is • .Z35981►187 25. 113 d. • ALLEN, OF rHi AROUS. 11Y40eoants from llytrioutli, we, learn; that on t" . t a , ev 'ttag of the 18thinstant, Captain ALi.I.N, t! American sloop of war drgus, breathed his 1"1 1 i " the Royal Naval llos . pital at Plymouth, in nsegnetic 'e of Ids having lost one of his legs in tI I:'e battle' with his. Majesty's brig Pelican; 'Ole 14,1"i'l ""which, from. the shattered state of the . zio l g i 4 ','e, %vas, so excruci a ting-, that he caul(' 4frg,,, 11 - 4 s'irvive the wound. From the time the f kuus n, Captain ALI.Ert Was atteinkit by the Ci asm,iniander in Chief there, all attend the Cap inains to grave, as a tribate to 'al elitt brit • We re'l v(I T , t o the ' ),ee in this determination to do honour . I ,.i: , : t ric at Te ti n .'".. i ns ()la brareptliecr: and have only to I teen shoitl:l be Isacrificed in. SO '. 4 ‘ LI Y:tNC.""e' t following 'tribute to Captain ~i t Ir'34l4ea fvom an Newsp:!!'" eonaktot f ‘ L, I) • 1 ",1 am ice not to notice t tic e.. , ....ectien lowed ~%---uPtain_ALLEi.:, of the Argus. at tolle, 'tint? )as—il g e " and •• • , ws of the Relsey _lia- Petty t*":.'el:ll:ive:cv::-.Ytt'4lzlll.tLiitelll6e7tu'ltio'cir Priv3le Pr°- .40 h a ve liberty e j .w6 tild not suffer one of his offle : e b rs ii ° l, l ' ), 1 7 11 , ; () b e Preient below whilst they w , elt ", z e pecking itp.their cflects. Cn uF the Mariner had left SOTTIe • IlltiCleS. - 4 of lid•fhtllitilte Whirld; which COptain ALLEN 'after him in his bout. great coat, - " 14 " 1 1.1t9 an officer of one of the chp!ared .91 1 ta1e1.113404g, and it wits found in the p?ssesiaa , tueniate ships, , the e rets a t h e A rgus . Captain ALLE I CtttltllY tYOrtiell)(l the Mall to be tied up, and n. reCeiCd severe Hogging. Considerable k a lus B Peeie were saved by the passengers, 8,3 4 V tl in tll l " ALl :c" , wou'gl not: allow his men to..toucu gte article." 'We , eo., "1i . 4 re requ este d to c ontr,ttlici flip pnrag , frun i Mornio ~ , P aper into TiE SUN of 4 0 , eitinotfficitiv the marr v iabre of the Ile. : 4 ' l N Ittiqo NIAR.7r,- N to theilaughter of Alderman ' It is -false and unfounded. ta r w()rt,tly B4ronet., not rentat4 . cahle for Irii lite ft),?1(11, "Mirements.., hearing of the '.expecteti contest J o , declar e d w ith :to oath, that that was as 1 es - intent At t s ,uny tin ifecalafc urg; CI 0 4 1 Of; f re j r . .2 1: 1(14.. 4 „Ir , ii;ei ANERICA;, :110NTItt At PA'eat.s OF JULY Id. o. 0, . Bead-titiacttr.i, Jt.iy to. betaeinnents linliao ‘varriors I)eing about to returq to their h c homes, his Excellenii tl.,e Con-I nlander Of the Forces. cannot sutler tles6 brave men to depart without expresSing the hi Ail sense he entertains of their good conduct, and the teal and promptitude with which They have obeyed his summons to repair to the division of the arm in, active-seruice ; the skill and intrepidity.displayed by them in battle, by which the defeat and surren der of a very superior body of the enemy's - regillar' troops was particularly t: .hiti ve d .; an d his I : Ac t: l.4 lency has particularly to applaud the exemplary instance ..of discipline and 'forbearance evinced on that occasion by their instantly retraining from all further ,hostility the moment they were Informed that the enemy had surrendo ed. The Officers attached to the Indian warriors have distinguished themSelVes by their gallantry and good Conduct. His ExCellency directs, . that these warriors ,may receive On their - return Illiberal donatiOn of the - usual presents, an►l that the Ivounded, and the rd 7 milks of such as have fallen, may receive double proportion. • The Superintendant General' of Indian Affairs., will cause this part of the order to be carried into execution without delay. EDW. BAYNES, Adj.-Gen. • .EgoitTUEPROVIDENCEGAZETTE. 7 --.IVIIITE INDIANS. The scalping mode of warfare having been• re . presented as peculiar to the Red Savages of the Wilderness, the lollosving Pittsburg )111)14:Minn %rill demonstrate that their enlightened Christian White neighbouring, brethren have long since adopted their reprobated example :--- r. l / 4 ;DIAN SCALPS. • Plll'6'6'll2' o- 1117, 1791. We, the subscribers, encotiraged by a' large subscription, do propose. to.pav 100 dollaes for every busl.ihe Indian .ealp, with both ears, if it. be taken between this date and the, 15th day of June next, , by an inhabitant of Allegany County. - GEORGE WAI,LIS, ADAMSON TAGNEMILL, • ROBERT ELLIOT', WILLIAM WILKIM+, jut). " WILLIAM AMREIICON, JoLIN , • The preceding Worthies, it is said, are the prin cipals of an association of the most civilized, hit mane, and pious inhabitants cif Pittsbitrgli,, and some of them, wr beliti.c,. arc .numbered the Tamahaw patriots in' and' out of CongresS, who are calking loud for the indignation of "till Chrisiendoin" against those whom. they have com pelled to become their enemies, and whose 'me:d imes of defence and retaliation are nnanimously described " .as of a character disgraceful to civi .lized nature." - • Halifax, June :30.—0n board H. 111...5. Valiant. I" On the Ist instant, cruizing MT New London, one of the finest sea-ports in America . , belonging; to the State of Con necticut, about ni ne in th e . mor ning, there cainc, Mit of the Harbour, two fri ga t es , and one sloop of war, On purpose to tale us. Wohad the Acasta frigate in .companr., Cbx Ame rican frigates were the President, and one they inn( taken from us some time ago. They bearing down behire the wind,. we prepared instantly for action Omit- on perceiving us give three cheers, throwing our tables and stoois.orerboara, tio.y hauled their wind, and madosail—we chased theitu for sixteen hours, until they took shelter under their batteries. We anchored gnn-shut, right before the town, aunt that night sling 1 heir cables, and went six miles farther tip the river. . 0 hare th em so snug,' they never can get out unless sunk or burned. T. RAWLEY.,.. • - , CAPTAIN STIFLING—This Gentleman, whose singular case we stated in THE Sus ti few days since, still remains in the Tower; and by the care which has been taken of him, has acquired,sorne strength; but be has in no degree recovered the use of speech, flis - life is now cOnsidered Out of danger, but had be been carried to a watch-house on the night he was found, it is probable he must have perished:. It is remarkable that the Water men who landed him at Billingsgate have never come tbrward to give any explanation of their conduct, nor have they been in any-way Paper and pen and ink have been placed Isefore the unfortunate Gentletnan, and he has endeavoured to write, but could only produce some scratches, among which, however, there scented to be an intention to represent the ‘vord Boni, bay." That valuable corps, the Royal Artillery, is to be augmented by the addition of another bat, On the passage of the Frolic, Capt. MITCHELL, last week to Portsmouth, from the Downs; she made het number to the Niobe, Ca p t, MONTAGUR, which ship is in attendance on• 14.11.. H. the Duke of CLARENCE at Brighton. As soon as his iloyal Highness understood it was the Frolic which had been captured by the American sloop Wasp, he expressed a wish to go on board her, Ivhieh he did in two hours afterwards, and held a levee, The o 1 ceps were introduced to his Royal High ness, and complimented - on the native gallantry they bad displayed. • We have much satisfaction in stating, that ou the 'late iuspection made by the Hon. Commis. sinner BOY LP. and Dr. BAIRD) of the French pri. toners at Forton, PmcbeSter, and on board the Prisonships in the Barbour, it proved, there were ( 154 patients in the hospitals, out of 20,680 prisoners. These were all slight cases, not one of typhus fever, or of any acute disease, except such as had arisen from cold or iudiscretion. - Two French officers, on parole at Jedburgh, lately made their escape from thence. They were assisted, by a watt of the name of James Hunter, wbo, after a diligent pursuit of him, was appre hended at Softlaw smithy, on Friday last, by Robert Aimers, one of the constables of Kelso, H e was conveyed-to Jedburgb, and, after an exa.: n il aa tion betore the Sheriff, in which he acknow.. 'edged having accompanied the French OT,licers to Newcastle. he was committed to jail. At Scarborough, on the 14th instant, a t a i g i,t, a Frenchman, supposed to he an officer on parole, pro vided himself with a boat, and ‘vent'off from that place, The inn and hotel keepers of Maidstone ceemed resolved to profit by the attraction Which Nichol son created]. bed was not to he had at less than one, guinea a night, and halt a guinea for the use o f a sitting , room. The latter was indeed demand ed from lodgers, who were obliged to breakfast in t h e ir bed-rooms. For board the charge was prOpOrtiOn to that for lodgin g . Posting 1 at Is. gd. per. toile. (13:31:114t'clatelisIC:) ci tot i ; iged tyofChaneery after a lon. trial in•the matte r of lidridp,e, a lunatic, on Saturday t ' lust, was adijouriNd till term. • - VACCIiCATO)N,:' . Whoever will, tale tS trouble to read with at tention the Report of the Vaccine Bonrd, lately delivered into Lord nilidiscor'er that, aftei• all' the stippi , irt, &Tense; bas:le, and the experiment has. 'built :Mendetl to;idi iit this metropolis, it is less under toad; andmorenn ltirtunatein London than tt Ceylon, the Cape,. antrt he Continent. TwO or.three ignorant and desk - ,4iisr per lone at and in London havo barded all the power and authority .of the Colleges, and mereorhe . the ArisdOut and •doctrinei', of the /14;.oninu/L. The poultice" cry out for inoculation ; the stir • geons - associate 'against them; and combine not to OD their duty. Whether this he law-ful or no, may admit of a questiOn. The Lect;.wers may teach the infollilde practice of Covv-ptixtng, hut the Court of Examiners should be ordered to question those who ripply for diplomas, whether they tin. derstand the ,art and mystery of inoculating with ; for although they Italy, •by tuition„ have a prejudice itgilitm; it, yet, if it should hap- pen that at Ceylon and Other places, the same misfortunes should occur as have attended the ex- Veriment in London and at Dublin, there can be no harm result frim their knowledge of the prac tice of Inoculation for Small-pox. The Vaccine Board was instituted to supply the, faculty with genuine Cow-pox lymph, and with expert Ctiw-poxers. It if ! was intended to report the results i it is equally auswer4ble for the con-' sequeryies f of the charges sent out, as for the practice of the journeymen appointed to vaccinate. Therefore it should publish the nuinbec eite)l has . vaccinated, from Mr. Carpie down to iVir. Lane; this would strew the influence which the .Itev. Howland Hill has over all others, for we shouhrtind Mr% Gillhatn, at the Surrey Chapel, had more persuasion and employment than all the pensioners together. It does not' seem very candid, to rilloWr its no thing but hearsoy.evitteace for 30001. a-ye;tr, , and to pass silently over such strong cases us the deaths of Messrs. Green aml Turners apprentice, of the servant maid in Newmanstreet, and of Mr, rutman's child ; together with the narrow escapes of Mr. Brown's, Mr. Bower's, Mr. Botsford's and Mr. Gillman's children ; 'with the late occurrences in SE. jaMes's Workhouse, and several other auk , Ward accidents which have fallen out. 'As to the number who are 'ald to haVe died of Sm.:II-pox, it should be compared with the num ber Who :ire extinguished. by dry-nursing, by quack medicines, and by fits,.&c. There is.no fear of a want i,fpopulltion while the, present race of fenutles are so handsome ; therefore Lt the Legislators be cautions what re straints they put upon Inoculation, for it. cannot be .deoied 'that the beauty of the sex is o to those ignorant and designing men the Suttons .and as we have their name-,sake Chg head of the Chiirch, I hope he will take care that the Orthadoi practice shall not be infringed upon by the Dissenters in the medical collegcs. The College of Physicians .are' 'low sagacious enough to fake a proper . advantage of all the eln pleat practice which appears successful, and to introduce the remedies into their hook of wisdom; for instance; 'fliaines's powder, Fatvler'S arsenick drop, ratsbane, hemlock, foxglove, &e., and since the Sinaillox will intrude itself now and then after Vaccination, find be very very severe, they •have taken a hint fro:o, the Simons for the more judicious managenleht of it, by which the k en o f L or d Grovesnor, Sir E. B. Samlys, Mr. Dampier, and many others have escaped. The parish poor have nut been so successful, bee l u se if a ny phySician is called, It is generally tOolate, so 'that if, double the number should be yiethps to this dreadful pestilence next year, it Will be owing to the cruel association of medical tnea, who unite to oppose the practice which 'ig norant- and if ligiling persons carry on with such amazing success. am, 11r. Editor, your humble servant, . UONLSTI. ME MARKETS. CORN ,EXCHANGE, AUOVST 23. We had several arrivals of Foreign Wheat, as w4ll as some from 1.,,vx, this morning, uthled.that was left on hand, caused a' very dull sal.: at a mull, and of 7s. or ks, per THIN ter ; 001 .were extremely dull, and 9s. hoier ; Barley Is 4s. and Rye Ss. dieaper than 0114 day work ; is - steady ; Boil - itO; Nage. Vvr.! 4s. lower Tick Bean, and other 'hinds of G r; ,; 11 , rema i n . the sumo; Flour is without variation, , \Viwat 225. lino - B£la , !mi.,. Tick - - (;33'. timun Tice •Jkahs )' , ,reign do. 13e3. ) l us. - - n'irky - -10 s. - - - ClOs. Firic ditto - (1.1i1.) . N e w ditto - tits. Pc,:str 464, (i;e• 7.34, reed Oats - - 1;;s. Os, Fine ditto - 20 s. 334, Poland ditto - - 9ts. - Pot. tots ditty - 425. Rape Seed 421. 451. iwr Last Vole Floor - 95t.1005. S,conds - - • VOs. 955. SMITHFIELD' MARKET AcruiT 23. thq's Market was tolerably well supplied with print' a nd tbe, show of Cattle in gencrLil was consider - IH ,, ; i l / 4 ltaton, Lanll4, and Pork./ ivc ; re heaper ; rind litai (ip port I:eit prices, am( the trade, fir the most part, was some ‘111.1; iirkt, The Nat.', in I y-market. were rat her ; Hay fetched last prier; straw ;old Clover obtained better price. , . 61.1hinin tm accurate statement of the prices and numbers 4 To sink the Ofral, per stone of tilb. 4q. Ocl. to 54. FAL. Niaftou, ss. Od. to 64. Oa. Lamb, 54. id. to 6s. fid. Veal, SS. 4d. to 6s. bd. Pat 'k, 53. Bd. to Ct. sd. Iltits, 20 O. Sheep aUd Lambs, 10,500. Calres, ICO. Pigs, 200. SMITIIPIELI),IIAY-MARKE'rI. Hay, 31. 10s. to 51.:4x. Straw, 11. 10s. to 21. 2s. (lover r.i. (h. to 71, , • The ascent of Mr. SAnt.sa in his balloon, front Cheltenham, is fix-vd fur the 6th of Seim.Mber. Ile intends to dispatch, Ay hen a mile limn the earth, a parachute, to shew improveal,nkt on that invention. liast!weeli. two :glandered horses brought for sale to the DOricaster fair were scied by the Po lice Officers, and the disease beingg clearly ascer taitted before the May or , by U veterinary surgeon, they were both ordered to be destroyed. It has for softie time been a practice tonong. the pepper gong, when one them- has succeeded in selling glandered horse, for another, an accomplice, pretending to be It stranger , to make a diAcOverY eifthe disease, and induce the disappointed por_ db" 8" to tri7loose of hint for a mere trifle, by which moans he agitin eoino into their pos:10n t r ot' aft. other market, • Rio t Tup LONDON G.kZETTE Akio 21, 181fh At tUe Court Liriton-Zlintt:e, the 1-tti: cif A(lglst 1113 e resent, his Ituyiil Highness the Wince Regent in Couneit; It Is or.i.ered It opt! Iligini:!%s th 2 Pedtrit iia Cotintil, it, the name and. on net r an of t i t the whith Ntinds piorotrued the •2., 1 of this Institut Attgtht, to 'bei . ffirtr:ir lirtiro,;:ted to fvf..nsidai ,„ the Ist day of Not•eruscr next. Me.mottANYum-- .:-rn the notice Ga2Ate I'4i:saw/ last, Fritlay the 4th o;:tullerma4 inierted [This ot,,ltains nu Order hi f wilell tip{ inst. and i,s : Lied wider the atitl!,rify t tail ilon for the, re... 3 Of OW Fog'. 11,2! , 'O3l/ . , Kgdotigtng they Tit of .lugu 7 r, 1'94; granted by • st!vortl frivoce trif and oxporlatiiiLls ti ant! treat tile (t 11C' Etnperor of China c,...ce . p:cd ) iit sl ipb nut of • •. 1 1 Royal Iteginient of 1.!0r,e (itter4s, Titnetas to be C2t::n . tor-M:ister - , ‘yfis) ath 'mit" ksg.lil• 1):it ii 7 ctiticrtwnli Nltt.•l;euziii Gent, to be Cortlet', by purchasc,'‘ lOtis Ditto, Li,..utenant C:hailk3 'Bytigt• So l ie c al ., of ti Troup,v.itltuut pu.reitas,: o proinut‘ .l 'Os 1.113 GM 11 rout. 11th 'l7 Criewfocei to he of a 'lloop, loy purchese, vice Llutuu in'unwit din the 1(n It F.,nt. Comet, -11; Disnry to 1)v Lientownt, purcha , c, ►ice Csimiord., • Humphrey Ortne“ietit. to be Cornet, it, intrult.i.e, vt4e -Disney. 20th IYato, C':lptain IL B. Newland to be Major, by purchae, • viee.Uutier, reth'es. 7 23d Ditto ; Cornet Satuncl Hardman, rh. the 'Royal Waggon Train, to be Ati;utant and Gana, Ince katiterby, who re sigut, the Adiutancy only, Staff' Corps of Cavalry, Cornet J. Itoolie to ht: Lieutenant. stl Regiment of Fun Guards, Thomas , Welby ort'imore, Gent. to bo poelsti vice Sir A. Murray, pro ist.Ditto, of Foot, Lieutenant' . B. M. SittLerland, from the • I 0 4th Foot„ tube Lieutenant, with Our porcha.e,t'ice Joxon, appointed to tire 12th 110:,7i1 Veteran Battalion. Jam 4 Gent. to be Enstgn, without purchase, 06:Forbes, whose appointment has not taken sth Ditto, Litintviliolt J. Craaidale to' he Captain cif a Com- p a ay, vice Ada l w;', Lille(' in itt.tio:l.. • " 7th Di lto, Lieut. A. Kirwan, fcum tho Galway Militia, to Vo Lientenatit, . withont puo:Lase, Bth I)itto, to be Cap...61)4 !Si, ComvanieJ, Lieut. IT. Bremitey, • rice Golitiotat, tici.eased. Lira.. T. Cuss, vice killed itt. action. 1.1,:0t., 'l'. Miller, rie:a uction. Tu be Lieutenants—Enigns F. W. Vieth, vic,t Nottall, dead of his wounds. vice I)rtumui6 ac'r ;inn; J. G. Powell, vice Cross; 11. Young., vice nurse, ite censeil; A. .re g, vice It. 1'0,1,4.111, T. Russell', vice Miller. To lie Ensigns, Volunteers ge 3arvis, vice Vieth; Ocorge •Iticharison, Viet! . K 41111311; Thompson, vice Powell U. Francis, vice Young; D. 'Macdonald, Vice Circa. Julio flylton, Gent. the Russell. IlthDitto, Ensign A. Henry, front the MonaL,hatt Militia, to be Ensign, wit - hunt' purellaw. • 12th Ditto, to he Lienten iiit,•, without purchase, Ensign. .1.. Moran, vice Milelesn, •L•ltirt, vice Lawton, Appointed 1 1 )'master of the Itourlion IZeptitocut. 'l'. I,e Ensigns, without purchase, Itohert Gent. vice Nior. gan ; Machell, Gent. vice Min, • 150 . Mcrcei . ,. Gent. to he Ensign, without • ' piitehase; vice Fi•Cnel; protinitud intha itUth Foot. • IGth Ditto, Ensign D. Nl:tele:in to b. Lieutenant, without purcicise, rice Beale, buties';:tAed litany Shatto, • Cient.,to be Ettsielt, vice ~Lecle u. 2311 ilitto,'Seeionl I,kattjenzint Cridiths to be Firil t,oug, placed upuo half pay ; W. ltichura son, Cc:1: - . 1..) lie Scetm4 LitAitemolt,t.titiltha. 26th to, Niithoriy to be Lieutenant,.. vice Vult .. .uteeiltvii;at to be Ett:ftgo, rice Miihulivy, • . 2Sth Ditto, Ensign 1. to he Lienteuant, with . out purchase, me L I ktiarl V ho Stewart, Gent. to lie Ensign, vice 3211 Ditto, Eti;Ogn Jame.; Rollo to be I.i•nitroant rurcliase * vice promoted; W. IticliArCf . iAtll, ti.:,tte. to be En lean, v i ce roinoteit ill the Foot. mil DAL), Lieut. W. Lis - , from the West Stafollit Militia, to Ittru,,,-qt, without purchase. , • 35th DittO, Ensign ----- Smolt to be Lieutenant, wilt.,tut purcli,oe, vice Dromic . iole, promoted. John Lyster, Gent, to be lfaf sign, vice Stliett.• Sit It ,Ditto, Lieutenant T. L. Butler, front the Kilkenny r in, to be Ensign, wituout purchase. 38th. Ditto, Ensign Maurice Move to be Lieut. without pur 'chase, vice Wiltshire, prorilocd: 4uflt Ditto, to be Lieutenants, without purchase, En,ign C. • Slincliburg, vice 'retitle, who retires. , Ensign H. a.vuon gall, vice Hook, appointed to the Starr Corps or Cocal.-j 444 Ditto, Ensign El.Nteoison to be Lienteuttot, without pin-- chase, vice Barclit),•,• promoted. Geov e ;:u ~tint. to 'he .Eitign, victt Nicholson. 4Sdltitto, Alexander Bi•owne &Axton, Gent. to ha Ensign, by purchase, vice Robinson, promoted. 441.1 t Ditto, Licof. Philip North, ;tom the Longford Militia, lb tie . l..;llsig•ri; without poreltit..e. 45th Ditto, Quarter, Master J. Ilarpur,- from the half-pay. of tti, Ism i.i to Drago,ns, to ne-t-barter-niuster, Maples, who exchanges. 48th• Ditto, Ensign F. M. Scott to be Lieutenant, hy.pur chase, Vice Johnston, promoted in the 4th GarriSon :fat 49th Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant John Stean to hare the rank of Lientemaa. 52d Ditto, .Lieut. J. Ormsby to be Coptain . of a Company, vice Corri, killed in action. Ensign 'P. Cattinghatu to bo Lieuttintint, vice Ormsby. it. Stewart., Gent. to ne Ensign, vice Cattingliam. 58th DittO, Ensign J. Goldsiaid to be Lieutenant, by intr. chase, Prner, proniotcd. 60111 Ditto, Major-General George Murray, from the 3d Foot Guards, to be Colonel ConAttandant of a ilattalion. Major 11, John, from the 95th loot, to be Lieutentot-Coloael. Captain Heury . Wyudbant, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to lie Major. 'Lieutenants Beritai; vice Watson, deceased, V. Reichard, lValtlin, deceased, C. Deckner, vice Platicher, deceased, E. A. Eberstein f vice Bacon, deceased, J. Strotigitharol, from the 450 Foot, vice Marsden, placed upon half-pay. C. NVaZtl, front the 3 lit Foot, .1. l i. Nealson, from the 1024 Foot, A. E. de la Bettrdonnoge, trout the 37th Foot.. A. de Dames, from thc Regiment of 8011, P. F. Thorne, front the 23tli Light Dragorins, C. Barringtan, froM the 7th Fisut, W. I'cm cc, front the 44th Foot, J. IL Edwards, tc,:to 54th Foot, A. E.'D'Orfettille, front the•Cbasseurs lift Lin 1)41%111'4 4144111) Paitwell, ! 41:111 the 4tly Dragoon Guards, to' be (!a 'gait. of Conpapies. Torbock, vice Appellus, deceased, Ellidlto It. I'3ll - ilk i ltxi, kriiiiga C. 8., Martin, vies Reicluted, • sign, H. l.)ichson, 'vice Decline:, .Ensign It. Nettles, Elit.rstein,..Lieut.' William Nixon, from the 7th We,l ti the Regiment, .I:n6ga E. tit:tutor, front the. is Cal ri'„Buttal eud, the 2: 1 1 1 11 1 l!' i ti o e eg o d Etnt' ten' sige, e fg l l l 2 :t i r T y sol' o f l3 l ll ;: st l ' o l' u lg'i c e el li t' r t : l°l : s o . etQ l o. r t . ' tri o g A i lltlelii l to Lieutenants. . vice vice Pannell A. Gent. vice :ilattin, Korn • • ' Gent. Martin duel,, nt. M , Queeti brose Spoug, (picot. iti,;•hartl Percy C.critt, ;,i, (ient. vice Nettles, to tit st Ditto, -Ensign to ba pitrehase,nice pt•ottottol. It-+ , 600 , he g4figi4,r.lev, 13t itr;. (iStl Wu'. Davy to be Liettteitaw, s. , . to 67 1% I t ' “! ") t i l t, t t : i v . , , I ',l ;t l : ' u t4 .:V " ti tl a I ! ! r; h i 4 , talth LikAg:.'ll.ll..,!'hoo, It 710 Ditto, Bretat Coltoict ' 'iiuin c li, Lrutl tti lye I. i < ViCe Liiie l c Dudgeon to bet:apt-am of tithed lt. vire Fox, dead at his wounds, W.licisiow, vtti Miti-Leintie • tilled in action, J9hlt Johnson, vise Dna-, Edwitrii Nicholas, Gent,' Mice lifistow, serjeont-Nliijor Abraham Molfutt, vice Jan ton, to he Liisitis. 724 Ditto, Itonert Gent. to be ElVsigit, witheittpnr chase, vice Mackay, - promoted in the (10th Foot. 75th Ditto, Ensign "rlittioin, Ferguson t, o I,ieutrnant,, with out purchase, vice Nlaclacitiati, pioinoted. 7 tth Dittut Etttligtx 4. A. - Matlii4oo to 44 Li(Nt4l4l%ltti par o 4l4lss, ViCe proniutti, Ec!lu: este vii , 311 1 P I v~ i~