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BATTLE OF WATERLOO. ISCNTittli" RETURN of SICK ANn i:V6UNI,EI, OF:* FIOEI6—ATTI"?.I4D "ISY MEDICAL STAFF, AT ISPUStFLS 7 —FROM JULY 21, TO AVG. 20, 1815: • • 'General Staff-Lieut,-Gen. Sir (7: Alter-Disease and site Of-wound, wound through thigh and eheurriation-Progrest, duty-Probable issue and rtquarks, favourable. Maior-Gen. 't 2 ir C. Paikett,•whund - through snoeri , ir maxillary )oine, per fect reetirery; favourable. Major-Gen. Geo.. Cooke, left arm •nmpured, doing well ; favourable. NlajO'r lion. E. Erskine, left arm autPirtated, doing well;. favourable. B. 'Major rinem, wound through lireast, doing well; favourable. °Ho:Mee-Major LOyd, (:.stroponeul fraetnre . .of - thigh. rin fnvottrahle ; died 291,31 - Auly. Capt. Napier, ditto, (loittg• well; favourable. Lieut. Foster, wound in foot,, doing wen: fa vourable. Licht,, Pringle, wounded of sernum and thnrax., • OMIT recommended to England. Lii•ut.. Breretan, -weittid neck end thorax, doing well; returned to duty. Lieut. !'bole, wounded. in reek and thigh,favourable; re tort:ea to duty. Ist PraJoon Gogr.fl4--Capt. Sweeny, wound of fore Wm, attire Well . ; Moo:amble. ist Dragoons-Capt. Methuen,. doing well; fievonrokle. ,t. Grunting, woand toot. inetadanal hone Itrokeito Am= g tell; cute tedious. Lieut. Blois,, wound;of right arm, `lto ulna •fractured, rhiing well; favourahloire!Lient, Pm viancy ; wound in . abdomen,. farourabla joined • his regi t, c.!•,. Clarke, wound in node, favourable; joined his Te (Mt. • . 2,1 Maroons-Major Vernon, *Mold in• right. shudder, doing Well ; likely to Fri ,tedions. Major Pooh', Wound in fa'.aegrable; ioined his . Oth DregrOtts-tol. Muter, wound In band, favonroble; pei feet tccoVer'y. Col. Miller,. left thigh fractured at • its ill•oer part. slow.; favourable. • . 7th 1 4 21 -'snrs-Cat , t. \ - lioer. wound. of ellmW joint , fa ,- towable: nearly recovered. Lieut. tiouglas, fractured leg, .I.tvourWe; nearly recovered. ". Ith ; Lt. Legs.-Liettt.• pA)4I, enotod in leg, favourable; 'gone to Fogintl. Lieut. Moore, several punctured wounds in Lathe. forOttrable; jOitteil his refit. :Oh It. Dres.-Lt.4;01. Hay, liver, diaphragm and langs, doing well ; favourable. 18th flossars-Lieut. Hesse, wound of elbow joint; doing well; favourable. • .23t1 Lt. Prgs:-Et. Major Gerrard; _tobuttlled in both • thighs, doirig well; reeen - oncoded,to England. • • Ist - Foot •Gds. - Lt. .Col. tradfOr=l; woutil blek, 1 e! ,ti ou e :• f avo ur a ble. 1.5.-Col. Cooke, right arm fractured, doing well; faeoureble. ' Lt.-Col. Streatfield, left thigh . wounded, doing well; favoneoble.• • , Ctipt. - Canteron, wound of thigh anti forearm, arm amputated, tedious ; favourable; Capt. Clenietits, woural of thigh, farourablejoitted the C. , d.trearn Guards.---Captain Holt. 8.-Moore, 'monde& through the lungs, favouralde; re-covered: - Ens; •a 44 Lieut. Vane, wound in leg, favourable; gone to Enghsnd. ncl Foot Gds.-Capt. Evelyn, compound fratturo-pf num, - doieg well; laminable: '• . • ' " • Ist, Or Royal Scots.-Majoralaasee.--wound In left thigh, doing well; favourable; tieut: in left leg, both bones fractured, doing well ; hinds shortened.' Lieut. Lane. right arm nrOputated, perfectly recovered. •. Lieut. Mann', wound in -the finger, favourable ; perfect teeverv. , . ~;„„ Ensign Cooper, wound' right thigh, ravourablei doing well. • 4th Foot-(apt. Brown, wound in head,.triiiiannid, favourable. Lieut. Squires , . wound in left thigh,luily lodged in great trotlanter, *low: sloubtful. .Lieut. •yticbardson, wound in bead, doing well ; favourable. 9th Foot, .Ist Bat.-Bt.-Major Durnaresque; -wound in rigid bhoolder. doing well ; favoural - tle. 24th Fotit:--Lt.-tol. Hill, i•Ound in left ihoulder, (Malt well; favOtirable. Lieut. Griffith, thigh, 'doing ircll ; favourable. • • Henderson, wound of foot, doing well .; pro • erected to England. Lieut. Forteseue, wound through lungs, • doing proceeded to England. = ••••, 21111 Foot- r ßt.-Major Irving, ito.und. in right - 1404 iparalytic ; doubtful. Bt. Lt.-Ctil. Llewelyo, cottroound fraiz lure of right leg, 'slow ; favourable. Capt. Bowles, wound of ' . light knee; slow; favcettable. - FagliSh; do. of left thigh, doing well ; favourable. Ensign Mountsteveri;'M. of -• left Mitt, doing well ; ditto. - 30th Foot, 21 Vigateux, fractured left tibia, 'slow; drawable. Lieut. -Lockwood, wound 6f . bead', tie panned, doing well; favourable. Lt. Itontley, wound in right thigh; doing well ; favotirable. . . 32d Foot, Ist bast.-Capt. Barr,-wound in abdomen, ball lodged, doing well ; favourable. Capt: Davis, wound in ab domen, ball lodged, favourable; joined his legintent. Lieut: jago, Wound its leg, doing well ; . favonrahle. Lieut. Horan, wound in leg, doing well ; Convalescent. • :Ad Foot-Ensign Bain, right thigh fractured the 'bone ' notch shattered, slw; doubtful. 40th Fong-Lieut. Browne, wound Of the thigh, (be tensor tonal shuttered and largely splintered from the nee k of the boue downwafds, wound in leg.the head of the tibia fractnred, sin" ; favourable. Ensign Thornhill, wound in face, doing well; 'convaieseent. ,Ehsig,ti W.:l. C:arke,. left artu ampu tated, doing well. 42,1 Foot, Ist Batt,--Capt. M‘Donall, wound in leg, doing well. cure tedious. Capt. Boyd:, wound in leg, favourable ;' • returned to•doty. Lieut. Fraer, wound of left foot, faroura , ble; recovered. . _Aorta(' t . 441.11 Foot, edl3att.-Breeet-Ma4rßugh, Woutsdrir thtunls, favourable ; joineal his regititent. wound Of headolning well ; tavouralile. Russel; %wand' of;fort finger, left band, doing well ; favorrable. , ~ 1- ' •. • • 52(1 Foot, It Batt.-Major Love; wound through font, - thigh, hip, and band, doing well ; favourable. Captain . Dil. , ,•gte, wound of bead, with extensive fracture, doing well; fatvonrahle. Lieut. Dawson, wound through lungs, &tittle welly favourable. Lieut. Campbell, wound in the groin, do- Ing ; fasourable. Lieut. Autiereon, thigh amputated, '•doiog well; proceeded to England.. .•• 69th Foot, Ist Batt.,-Liont.-Colonel Watson,' wound in 'the 161111, doing welt; perfect re6vow. • Lietit. Deightan, 'debility from fever, doing well; favoltraitle. - Lieut. Stewart, • -raltre wound of thigh, thorax, and band, doing well; favour . - -able. Lieut. Anderson, wound of the left clavicle,-and lungs, through scapula, doing ; use of limb nut perfect. Lieut. 11,,t1der, wound of knee,' doihg well • • fit:out - 41de% 1..715t Foot, Ist 13att.•--Lic•tit. laelderson, i•f tlywh, 13,..dtig . well; favoutable.-i wound lo shoglter, clavicle and scapula fractured, • donee *ell of litvi\bleatfle.• _Lieut. Shaw, wound in right leg,selerel"y,favour4l44tned Isis rCgMlitqlt. 7 • ;=id Foot-CHIA, Wharton, 'wound in•bothlege; doing well ; favour.He. Captain Garland, fractured - ieft thigh, glow doubtful. J. M'Connell, left leg; fractured, aiming ht ; •forourable. - Lieut. Reynolds, wound in thigh, doing will; favourable. . Liout.. , M'Bean, onsund in neck, doing well ; favourable. Lieut. Deacon,' .wound right arm, doing welt ; favourable. 711th Foot--Lieut.-Colonel Browne, tround in the face, healed favourable. .Capt. Browne, wound" is left 'hand, healed; favourable. Lieut. Forbes, Wound in leg,' favour.. et:de ; returned td ditty. Lieut. Fraser,, wound in argil,' f,a l rourahle ; fit for ditty. Lieut. Nl‘..`..rthur; wound in fed; fa vourable ; .returned to duty. Liont..ltiach; wdtind is abdo-• men, favourable; returned to duty. • • . . •1 - • 9Ni trout-Capt. Campbell, seunad in the triclst,.. doing. vie B; favourable. Lieut. "d•Ph(!rstin, wound through both thighs, favourable ; wound healoid Licht. Barnwell, wound . (11 Ica knee, doing well favourable.!):Macdonald, , wound of right leg, doing. fa.Vottrable. Lieut. It, Mac donald, ;cootid in arm; with injury to nertes_oliting'well; fa r otrable. Lieut. . W t oohtestees wound inlarnii•, with injtil-i r tio tterves, doing well Liarouraltle. Lieut. , Log-an, wound iu. favourable; reftirited to Auto. wound-in Aot,- slow favOurable: Llent. Ito'ss; Wuttbd in leg . ? fibula • doing-well( ennonlesetnte• " '•': 95th Foot-.-Lient,Golonel.Soreott, wound well; tosouralitc. Lietit.-Colanel Bee/mall, woand of left sine and-leg artoeutatettycloing ; favourable. Lietit.- Colooel Wilkins, wound in backiwith•lirer eOMPTaint;'slilW; wound doing. well.. Capt. Clow/nee .wound- ireleft:togi thing ; favourable. Ca - pt. I\l. Culloa, *multi iti i tt;telnottlg tit aria amputated, paraFiti,t affection of lower - extreuriti(a4Aere s l ate , but gradually recovering. Capt. - Hiainhley,.-scoanst4it shoalder,• ball lodged, sow ;. use of joint will. ht , .;iniporiett h at tient:Steveart,.wound in shoulder, ball nudged, slow; use of joint will be i ; oriel - feet. t Li r ent. Eyre,- u - ntrad64 n in. tlion ,t th, doing well ; tavo u rable• rut. SymmOnds, wound • •• thrtiugh ver,. meng• • well • favothable.. Ist' Lieut. Lyttato, left perfect re . envery, Ist Lieutenant Garefiner, 'wound in left thigh,: heuitdhPe.er_r_e.cti.,lle,Covebry, .24 Meat: Walsh, left leg xittl.'4l.ltCti, doiagwl3ll • Koval Colleton, art. rhentuattsro, (.1 iii ; ;; ui ll ; .. dmtlitfal. by St.--e Chaplain, 1!..ev.• R. IV.TIIO II `-';' , c lavid° fr"t nrea a - front -lone, for.; convalescent. .1 O , 0 13 ( h o ; i:ess in Side, duilig• well; far. Ilos•-•As§• well ; far.i u the t Lt. Dres:---Lt.-CoL Baron Iteitzettltoitt , wit"' • favourable; joitted his regt. Capt. Botio'1", fhtvh • t.ted, slits; favourable. Licot.llanttersleist, tt'otitiff,.;it :>1) 1• [i. . . . . . , . . tlironglai thr eic;olt, i;f:,..t.y.i . trabit . ;,lnlitc7cl his 'fett. Lit'ilituant N a aine woundedainr, tliro4lt breast and alidoineti, slow ; ( Ay. 211 e.t.. Dr.:l.—Capt. De Harll'ng, sithre wOnini in f ace and wound in ann, slow; it.tpaired u . se of month and arm. iSt Hussars,—Lictit.,f,eonhanit, wound of tlie groii:', fa- . rottnihle ; joined his riziment. , 4 • - , .A . CI 11(1‘ 4 4araLii;t1t, noilenbutgli, Wounded in elliow joint, 'dinig:Aell ; lost use of 'limb. f - .. . . .. I.t Lt. Bh.—Cult. lie Gilse„woonde:d in• the arm, 'doing AS•elf . k lOat 'use of limb. Lieut. Heise, leg fractured; islo.v ; favoi.;ri!ble. . . 14.Bn.—Lt. wotbod in the arm,-11.0ing well; fay s 1. eut. Scitaumann, epileptic, slov: ; dottbtful. Ist Line Btl.--I.lent.-Col. Robertson, rheumatism. doing well ; fay, Capt. Sltit+•r, wound through month,• slow; im paired use of Mouth. Weilin, 1%,110 through .lungs, doing ; ,Ensign Van der Hellen, wound of tbeleg, doing well; ffiv.' t.L.d Line ilatt.-Capt. C. Baron Peclends, through pneu o 3tninm,. tom; welt ; favourable. Capt. Ketster, through 'right shoulder, doing well ; favourable. Lt. MOlen,.throtigh' moot b, - slow; ituntiired use 'f tonne. Emit!' F . fanclie, wound.of arm and chest, slow ; doubt fnl . :Id Line Batt.-.-Major linden, wound of 'knee, doing ; favoVra 4th Line- - Batt.—Lient. and Adj. Hatiktig, thigh amputat ed, doing well ; favourable. l.ient: and Adj. De La Farque, thigh amputated, doing ell Vtirabll . . • ••. sth Lifte - Batt.--LCaptain F. Smithy, , wound of head, left arm, Bloat, and abdomen, doing well; favonrable. ,Klingsobr, contnAion t left eye, doing well; forOurable*. tFutenant De Taenicke, rheumatism, . doipg well; con -:V, i!svent. . •• • , 1017, Line dart.,-,l:teut.. and Adjutant Brittlimann, wound oflei, duitig teal ; Ensign De Mf:rrean, wound, thnoogh the hand, 51,;W: douritfot. It:mover—Major .round of knee, slow"; doubtful. Capt. Gotherd, wound of knee:; on leave. Captain P niser, 'wound of tlngli,'ilow; fay. Capt. Ilezeldeo. wound 4.1 head, trepannvd, tdaw ; fay. Licht. Wvisbutgh, wound of slow;, for. Li••nt. Quist orp, woutiti of the filter, doin,g ; far.' Lieat. Wineol,en, mou,d, of the thigh, doing well ; far. wound of the knee, for.; joined the :lone. — F.-sign, Meyer, wound of Mr. Ir g, far.; fit for duty. Ensign 'MacliiiNe, wound of the groin, slow ;,dfabffill. , (:i'gneil) D. 51 1 N1RL, • • • Deputy linpectur of • 'FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SEPT. 9, 1815. 17'hitehall, Sept. 9, 1515. .tlis Royal Highness the Prince Regent, taltirkirtio, his Rayal 'consideration the 'great and signal serrices rendered to the (*moon :canse of Europe by the utalci•-ilaentioned Cow nialtders of the Allied Eames during the memorable ram fpni!,r;n4 of 1103, 114, and of the present ytar, hath been pealed,' in name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to constitute - ape appoint them to be Honorary Knights Grand Cri>sses o the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, and .in ptirstuft!'ee of his Royal Highness's pleasure, they bati: lilted severally invested' nith the Grand Cross and other insignia of the -said Most Honourable Military' Order, at 'Taris: . by It il4 Marsl4 his Grace the Duke of Wellington; IKiiix-ht Grand Cress of the said Order .: —Field Marshat• his Highness PrineeSchwartzenberg ; Field Marshal his High ness Prince Blucher; Fa.. 10 ,Marshal COll ut Barclay tie Tally; Field Marshal . his . Highness • 'rime 'Wtede. and General. his Royal highness the Prince Royal df Wurtemhurg. 4Foreign. 9 . tlice . , Sept. S, 1815. Hisßo3al Higlineli We. Prince Regent has been pleased, in the nint .and on the behalf of his nijesty, to appoint .F.4;;arsi, Micharl- Ward, .Esq-, to be his Majesty's Secreiary of Legation St the Court of the Grand. Thilie of Tuicany. His Ito) al Highness the Prince Regent has also been - pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Hamilton C. Hamilton, Esq. to he his Nlajeity's SetTetary: of Lepatlin at the Court of Wurt eto h erg , bttzette also no!ifies, that s o far as respects Ferdi natA VII. the Prince Regent has dispensed Mil: the- statutes and reguNtiOns of the Order of the Garter, usually observed in 14 aril to in s tallation, and authorized -his Altilisty to, exer cise all the kighis, a Knight Couwanion as fully as if he had Been foil:- 11y installed.] . • 11-"ar-Office, & r t. 9, 186. - • , . . 2d Iti-giritent ire Dragoon Guards —To be Lieutenants without rbtchase, Lientiltant henry' Peers, &dm the (th Dragoons, Cornet Georr,:e Knox, and CL'rnet Clayton Bayly. 3elyitto—To be Lieutenants, ‘vithout purchase, Cornet T. R. Lane, and Cornet Robert Muth°lien. Vi Regiment of Dragnons-,-. Kenyon, Gent. to be Cornet, rice action. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Robert Moore, Gent-to be Cornet, by purchase, eke Dunn, promoted. 12111Dato-43entlge Ste:inbach, Gent. to he Cornet, by pin ettrse, vice•Lant,.prolnoted. iat It Ditto -Lieutenant J ()Int J. Moss to he Captain of aTrimp, Gubbins, killed in action. To be i l ientenavts, Cornet J. Wakefield, rice GIN:le, dead of his wounds; Cornet John Trawl, %ice l'ytn, dead of his woundS ; Coenet John A. CYNeill, rice Moss. To bi Cornets, Jotiii Ryan, Gent. vice IValiefield, Anthony Lionel Laster, Gent. vice - from', and JohnAtherton, Gent. vice O'Neill. , 20th ditto--=Cornet C. D'Avenani fn be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Bridger. #4ittiated to the I itith I,l‘,r,ht Dra goons ; Robert Rollo Ciillelpie, Gent,. to b 9 Cornet, vice D'Avenant. . . or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Gni - ads—Edward Gordon- Hotiglas, Gent. to be Ensign and Lientenant,'without pow chase, vice Vernon, •ItromotrO ; Quartermaster Seri:rant John Payne ,to.be autttettnaster, vice 110 k :der, phtted on the Retired List.. 12t1► Regiment of Foot—Majeir W. 11. Forssteco to be Lit wit.:- Colonef, vice Eustace, deceased. fiaptain SV. Frith to be Major, vice Forssteen. Lieutenant Henry Stracey, from the tisth Foot, to be Captain of n Company, without purchase, vice Frith. t4th Ditto—Jolt •Archet, Gent. *thin- Ensign, without pur, chase, vice Biarid„ whose aippnintment has not talon plurce. 34th Ditto—Joh:lß eed, Gent, to be Ensign, by pntchase, vice Orrell promoted. . , 901346 2 -Captain Charles C. Johnson, - from the 60th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice flown, who t•Xcltanges. Cornet Charles Bryan, from half : Tay of the Royal Waggon Train, to ite..En3ign, vice 'Miller, who exchange,. 60th Ditto- 7 ,T° he Captains of Conmpanies, Captain John B. Bown, from the.39th Foot, vice Johnson,,..whe. exchanges; Lieut. M. Tresson, Without purchase-, vice Reis hart, plsced upon half-pay; Licit. William Simpson, without purchase, tice Potte t tkus,4o;t7e,r ituon half-pav; and Lieut. J. G. Fitzgeiald, from the f. ,- 2d loot, vice Alossiere, dc4 ceased. . . To .he E-Usign, by' purchase—lnchord Forman, Gent. vice Plenderltatle,protnote4. . . . . . 032 d Ditto—Jameg Dawsop,.Gent. to he Ensign ; without pur, chair, vice Johnson, .appointed - to the c.d. Royal Veteran Battalion. 661 h Ditto—To be Captains.of,cornpanies, by purchase, ' Herbert Morgan, vice Buistrode, appointed to the sth Royal Veteran Battalion; Lieut. James P. Rose . , vice Baud, who . To be, Lieutenant, bx purchase, Ensign IL Dodgin, viccilose. 67th .Ditta—Captain Alexander Beet to be Majori by •pue-, - , chase . , vice Davison, prodoted.: • 73d Dittri—Williain Sprucer, Gent:lo bel:"nsl u vrt, vicc.i owe s • killed in action. . • . 81st Ditto;--Lieutenant Thomas IL Dundas, to !Ye Captain of a Couipauy, vice Hipkins, deceased. Ensign W., c..llette ridge to. be •Lieutenant, vice Dimdas. Richard Mich - 411x Muggeride, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Betterike:' Mt Ditto--To be Lieutenants, oit bout, pc; , chase---Ensign William Dickenson; Ensign WilliaM Taylor, vice Agnew, promoted in the 3d Garrison Battalion;' Ensign William Tudor, vice Crofton, promoted; Ensign Michael .Bleud, vice Buchanan, promoted ; Ensign John Cundatly Vice Laiii444;•prontotedi - Ensign William Hawkins, vice Fitz geralAproinoted Etisign J. S. Garnet, vice INTenzy, pi o united ; Ensign John WWll:tit, vice Piggott, promoted' To be Ensigns—iTohn Deiatteey, Gent. vice Blood; Charlas Hatfot'd, Gent. vice'Cutidalt ; William Augustus Stewart, Gent. vice Hawkins; Arnaud O'Donnell; Gent. vice Garnet; and henry Scutt, Gent. vice WMillatt. • , • 87th Ditto--Captain. It. W. 11. 11. Vyse, from the half-pay of ttie 15th Light, Dragoons, to be Captain of .a Company, vice Jones, who'exchatiges. 89t1t.1)itto—To be Captains of Companies without purchase, Lieutenant_William Nickte' vice Macdonald, app o inted to the Portugues e Army; aid Lieutenant John Daverth • ' To be Lieutenant, Ensign.C. C. restiall, vice Nickle. To he •Ensigu, Volunteer Robert H. Banbury, vice Peshall. Knit DittoLieutenatit Frederick Skinner, fruit the Nbra ! , !'cotiarencibies, to be Lieutenant, Vide nopper; Who ex etiacges. - ' 100th Ditto—Hospital Assistant Peter FirilaYson to be AsSis tant-Surgeon: lAth Ditto--As'sislant-Snrgeon James Sampson, from. .the Royal Newfoundland Ecticibles, to be Assistant-Surgeon. Istßoyal Veteran Battalion—•l'o lie. Lieut enants, Lieutenant Joseph Fowler, from the Ist Foot, Lieutenant R. Paget, &urn the Nth Foot. =:(, 4 )itto—Captain Keilv, from the 4th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice VOnnz. placed upon ,the Re tired list, Lieutenant Sholto Sortie, from the fith Foot, to be Lieutenant. . To he Ensigns, Enslen John Johnson, from the 63d Foot, William Manson, late Serjeani in the 27111 Foot. 3d Ditto-L.-To he Lieutenants, Lient., A. Macdonald, froth the tst•Foot; cinarter Master Thomas Sneath ; Quarter Mas ter Archibald Sinclair, from the 79th Foot: ' To he Ensignt,---A nn dintant. William Duff, fiothe half-pay of • . the Clanalpine Fencibles, vice Kennedy whop apponnt ff . • metit has grit taken place. • sth Ditto—To be Lieutenants, Adjutant Robert Alorander, from the half-pay of the tale Norfolk FenciMe Cavalry; 'Quarter Master Salte'r, froM the 2d • Life GUallds, vice Cameron, who retires to his former. situation on the Re- ' tire() List, - - 6th ditto—Staff-Seijeant Henry Milwomi, from the Cork Re '. 'erniting District, to he Ensign, vice Toy, whose appoint merit has nottakcn place. • Sth &dui—Lieut.-Colonel Andrew Cogidan, froin the York Cliasseuri, t 0 Ire Lieut.-Colonel. Royal NeWfoundland Fencibles, Captain , John HierlibY, to hare .permanent. rank in the Army. Hospital-Assistant. • James Steel Huston to be. Assistant-Surgeon,. vice Sarin)- . fmn, appOinted to the 104th Foot. ' • Nova Scotia Fencibles, Lieutenant George Hopper,.from the • Sflth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Skinner, vim 04hongt,s. Caronlian Feneihles, - Hospital-Assistant 'Tirdthas Robertson, to be AssiAant-Surgeon. • • BREVET. • Major Leslie Worker, of the list Foot, to be Lienterta'nt-Co-.".' loud in the Army.• • Captain J. W. Harrison, of the 60th Foot, to be Major in thr Arm!. tire'King's German Legion-Ist Battalion of Light Infantry, Charles-M. Adolphus . Heekseher, Gent. to he Ensign, vice . Welling, who resizus. Meuroulteginient-:-T4 he Ensizus without purchase, Sainuel Blow Ross, Gent. vice N. J. de Gumvens, promoted; Gus tave Famine, Gent. vice D'Angelo, appointed to the Sicilian Regiment. To he•Assistant-Surgeon, Hospital-Assistant Charles Ducat, vice Muller,.deceased. • MEM ,M . ORANDU.—The appointment of Cornet Volbroth to he Lieutenant in tbe 341 linssars, Kiiu German Legion; and of 'to Gen•stlacher, as stated in the Gazette of the Sth hate not taken place, Lieutenant Gerstlacher being still alive. The appointments of the undermentioned Officers, as stated in - the Garettes of 13th May and Sth Jul; last, and 12th hare not taken place. • ' Royal Veteran Battalion—Capt. Wm. Beard, from • the' Re, tired List Of the 12th Royal Veteran ttatt. to he Captain. 3d Garrison Battalion--Lent. li. Wt. Itoberts, from half-pay • 'of 'the late Stir Garrison Battalion, tube Lieutenant. Ist Rural Veteran Battabon-;•-•Capt. G. Coleman, from the Re-, tired List of tire 3d Royal Vet. Batt. to be captain; Capt. W. Porter, from the . late-3d Royal 'Veteran Battalion, to be Captain. Lieutenant W. Ross, from the late -Sth Royal . Veteran Battalion, to he Lieutenant. • • 3d Ditto, Lieutenant R. M`Donald, from the late 7th Royal - • 'Veteran Battalion, td Inc Lieutenant. EartaTa in the Gazettes of 20th . Angnst.lBl4, tr>th July, and 29th ultimo. 70d Foot--For Ensign William • Keys to be Lientenant, with out inurchas.e, vice M‘Naughton, removed from the Ser - vice—,read,Ensinn William Keys, to i t e Lieutenant, Without . purchase.' 12th Foot—For Lieut. W. O. Atkinson, from the 67th root, - to, be • Lieutenant, vice. (lair, wino retires, upon ball-pay of - the .112 d yout--read Lientenant .W.O. Atkinson, from the '67th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. , 24.1 Royal Veteran.Wittalion,- , -For Serjeant-MajorJohn Fulton, from the Royal Military Asylum,, to be Ensign--7read.Ser jeant-Major John trom the Royal Military Asylum, to he Ensign. - North York Regiment of Militia—Ensign Wm. Summers' to be Lieutenant ; George Bab/bridge, Gent. to be Ensign. Gth ilegiinent of North York Lt.,CA . Wursley, Esq. to he Lieut.-Colonel, rice Mitchelson, - promoted ; • Lieut. Arthur Shore to he Captain, rice Lund,. resigned; •Lient, Christopher Dosviir to he ditto, vice Spink, resigned ; Lieutenant Henry Dowker to be ditto, rice James Dowker, resigned. itirvai Chester Local - Edward, Gent. ;,to be Quartet-Master, vice Edwards, -deceased. BANRUPTCY E'SLARG ED. Phineas Andre%%;s, "fottenliam-enlirt-road, ironmonger, from September sto October 24. .•- - BANKRtilvreY ! , CCIPEREDEP. 'MOMS Edward Poole, Drayton-in-lales, currier. BANKRUPTS. • Benjamin Wrigley, Manchester, cotton-spinner, s , ,ptenvber 29, 80, and October at ten, at the I)og Tavern, Man . .cbester: Attornies, Mess; s. Milne and ParrY, Temple, or Messrs. Halstead and Ainsworth, Manchester. llosephOttey, Brudrton, Staffordshire, rope-mal•sr, October 4, at five, 5,' and 21, at eleren, at the Serningham Arms Inn, Shiffnal!. Atteknies; Mr. William Tomlys Prier, Wo!verb:m*l)ton, or Messrs. Anstice and Might, Ring's Bench W3Ms, Temple. Richard Ontridge, Newport, Isle of Wight, •iron-founder, September 18, at two, 19, at eleven, and October 2l: at two, at the Sun Inn, Newport. Attornies ' Mr. Worsley, NewyOrt, or Messrs. Jenkins, jatues, and Abbott, New • inn, I,4rtidon.. Wiliiam Darting, Kingston-upon-Hull, cabinet-maker, Sep tember 18, 19, and October 21,. at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery-lane, or Messr4. Galland and Wilson, •Jo4ph Halton, Manchester, cotton-waste-dealer, September "30, and October 41, at one,. at the Talbot Inn, Market street, Manchester. Attorpirs, Mr. Law, Spring-gardens, Manchester, or Messrs. Shephartl, Adlington, and Gregory, Bedford-row, London. , 'Fluitnas Tor, Pcriryn, Cornwall, grocer ' • September 12, 28, - and October 21, at eleven, at Guildhall, Londtru. Attur nies, • Messrs. Lowless'and Cross, St. Mildrsd's-court. Itiehard Nitssiter, Shaftesbury, money-scrivener, October 2, at five, 3, 'and 21, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Warmin ster. Attornies, Messrs. Freed and Rose,. Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn, ur Messrs. G. aril F. Mottle, Melkshani. DIVIDENDS. • Oct. 10. T. Hayward and M: Reed, of Red Lion-street, Holhorn,-shoe-makers;—Sept. 30. W. Durrant, late of Maid stone, tanner—Sept. 15. J. Ward, (if Orchard-street, West minster, baker—Sept. 30. Lindner, late elf Broad-street, Ratelilfe, hat-manufacturer—Oct. 20. R. V. Monism!, of Wi gan,: manufacturer--Oct. 20. P. Walker, of Edgeworth, ca 11... 'eo-printer—Oct. 2. D. AmeS, ,j in. of Norwich, paper-merc chant—Nov: 11. Flulwell, of Falcon-street,ehinaman—Oct. 4. W. LOwninn, of 'Newcastle-ppon-tyne, 14. J. Connelly, late of Air-Street, Piceadilly, carpenter—Nov. 4. Alderhead•Snuggs andJ. Wallis': of Lime-street, merchants —Nov. 4. G. Howden•and W. 'Hare ' of Oxford-Street, sad dlers—Oct. 1.1...1. Knight, of Wivelsfield, Sus Sex; taylor— Oct: 6.. J.J i ohnson, of Liverirdol, nerehant—Sept. 50. J. Wil- Itinghl - yy, - of Taunton', shopkeeper—Oct. s 3. C. Brown and C. Olive of George-street, Portmao-squarc, brewers—Oct. 3. H. I s jiwtori, late of Doncaster, brokers,-Sept. 3'o. W. Aires, of Fenchn'reb-straet, - boot-niaker—Oct. In. R. Crocker, of • CERTIFICATES--SceT. 30. Smith, Broad-street,. Merchant—B. Atkinson, Don caster, millwright-4. Sanders, 'late of Martinghussingtree; Worcestershire, utaltster—q. Nicholson, Colloid, Gloucester shire, maltster—P, HomeS, :Stourport, Worcestershire, gro ce7r--3T.' Roberts; Liverpool, merchant—P. Walker, Edge worth,Lolicashire, . Rofe,Stratford, Essex, dealer-- , A. Adderton, LoWer'Shads% 4 ell, ship-chandler—S. and IL S. Crane,. Stratford, EsseX, merchants—W. Parmenter, Whcpstcad, Suflulk, miller. • • • •. • •- • • PARTNERSHIPS 'DISSOLVED. R.. Hazard, T. Borne, T.C. Warner, and E. Warner, jun. Royal Exchange, lottery-Ate-keepers (so far'as respects the teal E. Warner)—S. Cooper and It. Draper, Lea. , denhall-Street, , viigracers-;--W..Symes and W. Mathews, Sack 'late-merchants—J. WolstencrOft, and It. Breit, Salford, Lancashire, cortrroo-brewers--W. Ur:al and W. Hesp„New Malton„Yorkshire„factors—+M. and W. Sweeting , Ileciale;Vorkshire, - nierchauts—P. rawsett and G. Richardson, corn-factors—d. Johnsoa and S.P.kOck, Bethnal-green, gard i eners. A. and C.. Lord, Rochdale ' Lancashire, hat manufacturers-7.W. Haydock, jun, and J.Grime ' Blackburn, calico -G. Woold and J. Croft, Manchester, manufacturers---E. Haynes and' A; Dresser, Twickenham, B. Sugden and R 'Jennings; Cecil4treet; Strand, and Adawistreet, Adelphi, wine -merchants—l•. U. Kelly, J. and H.-Oldfield. and T. and It, Bennett, Assembly Rooms, Cheltenham—E. T. and IL Henshall, Wardour-oreet, Soho, .i"l l4 "o"4—' , C. Gadderer and 11... L Lindgren, Vine-street,. America-square, ship agents—J. Cock and J. Miles, Ora ULte . - street, Red Lion-square,. carvers and ailders—E. POI" COLL'S and • T.. - .Cabusac. DeVonshire-street, Pattarld - P !ACC Wi " 6- merchants-•--W. C r e w and J.. 11. Macho, Aldersgatc-street, IA silk - trimiming-mioufacturars—T. thrgreves and D. Kiircaid, ! Great'East Cheap, liattnianitfacturers;--J. and A. Robertson,. • Lll4l4bullSe-bolei ship-chandlers: • POLICE INTELLIGENCE' Saturday there 1 13 ve 0 i 7 e - I S I T o R I E i E s :r. ~a OP vi or ct t i t o le ns. p o a t i c i, u i r i te o d f before stl ci N e l ( r ) . r „lei:tint a t i l lEi o t v i a , r e t'i r e . ti s i , e r: t r i e: t i r caac ti , e9 ,.' i reec aglins ic t, i t i l n ie g t t l i i l l e . v c e; i s .ii t a t /g f e t . h ,s e a t v ollowing - Blfstet' - • t:n 3 (lStratton-street in Pi c cadi i' ll e y " ; ve c e U nntr:llll";:d oc lth: ' a sitli t:y anilayl coach, toyfo thi cart, sieti:ti c That no person shall cause to be driven .' J oft Geo. 3d. chap. 30: a clause which eri„eci or P . ; ge , persons•offending, saidti(lac, i g a (rgli..: carriage-ways, (41 , 1 e: 11.(r)savlylsoc,re sioiiiiiBetitrecieo!:(); cocoasa: 'first oifencc, 40s: second, -- and 51. third,-°. of s w!a ic rat s it a , id an p il e ,: so subsequent offence. And that any Pe rs ,,bont' i shall on convietiotii P3Voal persons deliver tli offendin g, e u tn to i any tll e c ° ° l r il s' p rv t aj e d i :ll e i n g i 0 :: t other peace officer, to be dealt with 3i: 0 , 1. 6 1 e - 001 thv said Act ; and also the Ist Act or • 1 O tl 'I. chap. sth, Act 3(l' . of George 2. 'and 13th of George 3. chapter 20 . — ' 1 the oe , ltiareiseaped the - notice of our r eiikrs ' o r :.;ctioAlfii•of the retinyval of this great and ' 4ll d by tile b i r° ;€6 T 15( '.• ing nuisance, and it was suggested .cutors, to which the 'Magistrates did Wit: their i iii i , cli si t'i o sie t it i r e that all the stage coaches should .Plac-siye" coaches on the south side of • PiccadillY, f tti le ; ranks, only close to the curb, commencolv %t oe park-wall, opposite Berkeley-street, of e ing westward to Hyde Park- corner. . s' e° bill in E c I of )s tt ft • t a .e, r , xi d yci L ai a o fn w egt i ve en td , oa t yi l l : i e s o l o t a i t i v l ta-ihtctlstieka,;•,e % o v t l . i 0 0 p l ;:i i i b il! g : entrusted to him - to get tlkconn4t%e' examined, and, for want of sufficient pr°° conversion of the bill, was discharged- naeetej Francis Menzies and (Ismail Menzies c°. tr ia P i with William Aleiezie .9, Who was conf i r I 1 ,,, 1 0 ,, Newgate for high treason for coining; n° o l ,„se °` inst. were re-examined, and sent to tile 1 , 1 t ote Correction, as conatn,on titterers of hasc all ' , terteit money. ~,44 . . UNION-HALT , . . gcr o,..n., i:(tindtp. Mackey, a seaman recently.t"' gs;;0 roin'the - Itatuilies, applied to the sittiag 'ices' ota itrate tor 'advice tinder t fie' following cif° 05 sgi .,-;ouriSatorday evening last. Ab o ut seveaVe.o,4o:- Ilitickey was pressed a nd seof ort board ' ch iblrr ti l war ; at this t hue he had a wife and " i i . ° „,„ ( l, 3 ' 0 4 'living, of whom lie was o ~ t icolarlY "" fp when', it nearly broke his heart to `l`Bv!.: wal l, ,ti also an hitittiate friend named Joseph l ir o arti ll 'i whom lie sent after be was conveyed ° ll ls hien,' tender. Birchall went instantly t° I T : an lj and perceiving the distress lie wa s Iv cc, il i count of his wife and children, des i ' re(- fiirc'e ul i i ri ! „11 1 :e k (17, dl i t i e ll y 'seit. should a r ' t; e:e s r s ‘ v v a h l i l i t st a bier i r: ti l ; 11 ''''' t i e.- .assurance , , as Birchail was. a • tilarrie" coipil:1;". Airovfiditscli's mind', and lie went alter.se3j,cli's ue. tivelY - happy. About two years ,reen'e'loi parture, Birchall anti His Wife bad a d" i d, °,l O in consequence of which they set' o e t shortly. atter, Bircliall, told Mrs. I‘ lcis i c .,l of J: o rl vvas dek4l, and as nothing had bee" bear`! was ( ' - 4 a for some time, it was urobablethat . 1 her g - , also. He therefore ! I himself t" , over' t opose( vita e ) deo husband. Ilk proposal was agreed t°''':„ L ars '' 1 , 1 t rit h a e r ii r ., i t ei ) l l . n ' e l_t t ie . y. felicity t ogether for severl'''-'ber'e4ir' . o ptedby t P r°l perance of S ti l:.. 6 r e e i a ci A ty it tr .s v , a ß s . 1 n w t i e o f cmosl er . e i 7 i : s ' i ay . : b i nd oi ~io sedition against her faithless huts flee. to t r i f r ! %%hid' terminared in his being s ent C r ) 5 00n.7 -c eJ portation, the complainant retu ril l -t t fool P -s f ifo and was informed by a friend of all that" bis ''„, during his absence ; 'and blither, ~,t Ne' ci t 7,er had returned to live with bee fathe r -. ,i,e fa. - • but ' - rase' ton ;. thither he immediately wen t ' 0 0(1 re jr' denied all kno'.vletlwe of his daughter', r t bei c f ' o r to admit Jack into his house. Un ue ~.s tr ale the Af,t,. , or ctreastance§, he "now apOiell to L--- iris lost bdic, hi*•.tilksiStanee towards recovering vearo s ag ile , npilew,ifeta(whont he still retained a 1 , 0 A d ~,g torn, 000 declared, if she %Old ( ' re"' et 011 ti! have properly•in future, he would los% t i' v. Wa) Pttsttli . • oult i ll° rio4' The Mar,ist rate regretted the 'Ae e . 1 re cov e r ed terfere to assist the onforturiate Tar i l . l . bit 3CV p his lost treasure, unless he viro-iiid e ul _ he 0 1 0 ' , of biganty against her, grant a Warrant for her apprebensi°9* i o sil a ' o l o ,l unwilling. ser it, ceeding Jack seethe - a .very but i s , os!heh caw pis r l i ; said he wOuld take time to eons° . hail his Worship again another JAY. 14. I ) 'l# -.................'..... ~, ..4 r \ , presented the -lieCetPvel::::ejBb.:;;;(lSTa.lr'FieelseLliolaFlA) i'orSrtbc.e3Osu:l:llllt.Crci !3,4lotoifike Rectory of Severn Sto ke, % . ° l ; it i,l 7(l.' Thoin a s Evans, P.P . 4 re vit l " mission to hold the Vicarage of l'o%cicic t ile f 00 5 , 4 e Thos. Barnehy, B. a Fello‘v l j e l ied " li i nose &d!ege, in this University, i 5 Pre:i tOfr6 Principal and Fellows of that so6e:iiesil,' of St. Dunstan's, Stepney, Min ( ' - Vin . 1.. . , cacoverimrilitse:s7qtuh:let: ofa t a b s e o r r i :fi l t it t father's, Ir'isS,. Co rri ogb 361' - c 1;1 5 ' 4 • a ~l ate r collishilre i r , the Lady of Cathroay Es(r. 0 , • ° o f a se; ti ll' O n Saturdav 'I NI ." o suAda , -,,,t' rp,.. aberay, of ISedford-r_7l,,,cotaii 1....._, R. _, $..,Se :might, at 'rubles, the Lady 0. ' e fir .Y ,, 11 ,N,.ot a diughter. • 0 Satui day se naight, the se 1 1 "" ( r i f i r igS °c1rf.r l ihr Alit Suro•eon ~.,,ii Y the 4th inst. at Suroroerhill,Dablin,tlie P.' Robert Frizell,.of a 'scu and heir. --------- uer. ..q. 0 f 0 0A n np t rf l i l ii de o 4 r t ,e .: , s t l o t r . t a t i ; I: o u rt e l s A l . l.. o .t I : 1 ( F : 1 i j u ) 1 11 , John 11:1j:toillrop. nettcffalifils., Esq. Barrister-at-law of 'qua t jo ail' to Miss Anne ' • d s lur f iteb er Jump, s e cond Aaug 0 . 0 01; 1 . , e v. . t :t a l in ,la e l i i i tatt se o . c o k ad e , tb€ b doo r Cbairtberl• • • ' ' ''' . ' 4)4)e. ---------------- NO V 5, DIED• ct ,,;„ utile t , r on the 2; tit tilt at 04ert'd, after a few - - .. 6t ree ~ ite thew Mackenzie, E . sel. vi Cachigan Terrace, Sltl`andi %% j On the 23111 1 iti lt : l oo ll ,t e n rr e o C i Oiire C1)311) • Lothian F . ..sq. P g V t. at his liousc, Pluye POI!, Scutt: ' 0 0 : ' S f t u n t ) : t a l a y y s e r might, at leis ri b G u 117: eVVlillnt: 3r berlainof Bristol. Mr 0. . ojr..rovit s4' • . lasi, Merchant, Itristot.. ' 't . . Corot 13ru c' Jt • On the 2dtli tilt. at Arbroath, S .003 1 0 , t, s o! one cif his Majesty's Justices of tls • l'e4ce:,. Cart,,rlghttt, ill • 011 Weditesday.last, at Plyinou It, Mr. Gi lt Il i ; OW' eon, irf his Majesty's ship ractolqs. . f - fe c` tit of 'insanity. Barr is, Icio, .(;o sf ' 4 t 1,, ~...,..--...... . 1 l i i‘ics,...alilt &Il i 1 ) .. i :d 7 ) . Cii".;:t:;.is'c,:j , i):,.!,,1'f.,, • ; v: ; ' , , , j, i ,tt' 10 S;‘' l ( ),..P.::.:4"S";. ti 2, .itr ei‘ I ' 1,4 " 101,1'c'' .! )014%0AiftVs, Leitecs 00ust-kai,i) ~. talist 3qiiiigr ' , s