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- 4 '•• - ri (e ' :(1440 ,1•%.• 0;0 't • t;/ 044 ! P r t -1111- n. 7 • F es, A 2, ,44 1 / 1 1\* • !..;• 4 .7 - I ~,;,,~ I• Elf Alf ! -T. , , MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1-20 NUMBER 8._)91.] [PRICE SEVENRENCF. '. car x?— ,~, V at S'ef6 If. ) 4 4- 14 (/S7.' 1 el—: i lag 10 ,1 • TERIES, 1819. Feb. 29, 1820. , if 4 ca atir, @IY ro•••• ........ -5 Pi 4 0° rd., 114. Ll+. 1:4 1 , a 4 coo° CCU OAP ;-----.?.!. Xos` 1 %.° 00 4. lead L; 4431 '40 4 1,1t1" PAYMENT OF PRIZES-FIRST AND SECOND LoT- LOTTERY-OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, T UE COMMISSIONERS appoiiited for MA NAMNG the LOTTERIES do hereby give Notice, That Nirnibers of TICKETS and SHARES thereof in all pi - ecciling; Lotteries may be examined -at this Office every day between the hours of Ten and Three, with their Registers +f :Benefit s and Blanks. • And the.COMMISSIONERS appointed to take in the BE-. NEFTI"fIC,KErS of the FIRST and SECOND LOTTERIES, for the Year Igl9, do hereby give Notice, That they will at tend at their Office, tu Soinerset-Placeom MONDAY, the 20th -day of March next, from Ten o'Clock in theyoi'enoon -to Two 'o'Clock in the Afternoon, to take in and enter the BENEFIT TICKETS of the said Lotteries, to be exchanged for Certi- Acatrs, pursuant. to the Act of Parliament in that behalf: And for better dispatch thereof, the said COMMISSION ERS will take in and enter the BENEFIT TICKETS num bered frost No. I to No. 5000, in each of the said Lotteries, st one seat; and the Benefit Tickets numbered from No. 5001 to No. 10,000, in each of the said Lotteries, at another seat ;. itad the persons possessed thereof are directed to bring with Their Tickets separate, Lists thereof, marked A and B, formed 1 numerical order, distinguishing Stock from Money Prizes, ltdapted to each of the said seats, and each of the said L2tte ties ; and at the bottom of each of the said Lists to write the tante and proper additions of the person entitled to the value of the said Tickets. , • And the said COMMISSIONEIN also give further notice, Beat Certificates for the rake of the said Tickets will be de: trered out on FRIDAY, the 24th day of March next, at Twelve o'brock at Noon, after which the said" COMMIS. 'IONER.S; will take in aml enter Tickets in their usual t ionthly entry: and all persons are desired to observe they z u'ut* bring duplicates of' their Lists when they come for heir Certificates. The COMMISSIONERS also give further notice, 'Ftia Ticket s brought to,this Office for Payment, the Checks of whicl 4 t . e turn or destroyed, will not be entered for payment, with. * tit a Bond being given to indemnify.the said COMMISSION titS for granting Certificates for the same. A T a numerous MEETING of MERCHANTS, BANKERS, and . TRADERS ,of LONDON, convened ° Y Public Adrertisement, and holden at the City of London . tttern,, in Bishops gate. street,. the 2d day of March, 1820. • WM. MANNING, Esq. in the Chair. . Resolved tinanimonsly—That an humble and (Pitiful A DDRESS from the MERCHANTS, BANKERS, and IitADERS of LONDON he presented to his MAJESTY, ex tessing oar CONDOLENCE with his MAJESTY on the u tATti of our late most excellent SOVEREIGN, our Con- Ntalation on his Majesty's Accession to the Throne; and : 141r dutiful ;-st.taclitnent to his Majesty's Sacred Person and l ' u Yal Authority. the Address was then read to the Meeting, as follows : TuE KING'S mosT EXCELLENT MAJESTY. The dutiful and loyal 'Address of the Merchants, Bankers, and Traders of London. - " Most Gracious Sovereign-, el We, your Majesty's atost dutiful and loyal Subjects, th e u " w rehante, Bankers, and Tiaders of London, beg leave to %roach y Majes ty with sentiments of the m u st sinc ere our 11 44ence on the death of your Majesty' s m os t exce ll en t neute r', our late Most Gracious Sovereign King George the -air& We reflec t - w ith gratitude upirin the Many blessings we t ,:tiodivid ua lly e nj o y e d, an d ' upon t h e un if orm an d sue :kr protection-afforded to the trad e and commerce o f th e -entry throughout the late Reign ; and, as Britons, we re li Nleet w i th pr i de those events, glorious to the naval and da ol tlw rezertions, honourable to the arts, and to the beneficent 4taCter of the nation, which have signalized that eventful ) 1,1 ) 'our W feel for esty and ourselves the, calamity we we sustained in the loss of a Father and of a Sovereign, 11Fh p. conduct, in all the relations of life, held out to his affec subjects, 'and to an admiring age, so conspicuous an : 41 °P or adorn le of every virtue that can exa lt th e M onarch, It s 414 n. TOyogi. Majesty we offer - our cordial congratulations Your Majesty's Accession to the Throne, and upon to se ntiments of loyalty and attachment with which all I_ )f your Majesty's subj ects , have, in common with our tl,4's, hailed that event. IV e feel confideut in your Majes t°lltinued prot ec ti on o f our i mportant commercial lute -14414) °f our inv a l ua bl e r i ghts and privileges, and of all those e 'et s of •national prosperity which have contributed to the eminent strength and glory of Great Britain. 414 Y your M a j es t y l ong ' re i gn over a happy and grateful ilet tu /404 (1 i e ' I, , * under .your Majesty's au s pi ces , may our country te k , tti le to be, as s h e l ong h as b een, under the wise and be ;":14 protection of your Majesty's ancestors, the Princes s et , 'e House (If Brunswick, the pride of your‘Majesty's sub kts'' 4 Od the envy of the world." 14, ‘ .Ted Unanimously, That the Address tioN read be ap T sv td i t • by th is M eeting. to :,"wed Unanimously, That the Chairman be requested 1,4".1w,e direction's that the Add ress b e l e f t a t t h e Ci ty of Lon 'lrern for siguature, until Saturday, the I tth instant and that these Resolutions, with the Address, be (1 in the public Papers. - Is c42l'ed Unanimously, That the Chairman be requested_ kl,rit''fer with the Secretary of State for the l!onie Depai t '"4dcleerniint the mode most acceptable of presenting the "reti" 1 44 t o his Majesty, and to take measures for presenting o rdin g i y. „ "wed U nanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting kil"retetited to Jeremiah Harman, Esq., and John Smith, their the Mover and Seconder of the preceding Address, for 1, . ' A44_ assistance upon this occasion. 1 4, 01 1 ""ing baying left the (!hair ti e , ""t Unanimously That, the Tks . f this Meeting t'Litii"ruted to the Chairanni fur hi h s an o able Conduct in the GENERAL ELECTION. To THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GENTLF:meNt, any thing could add to the strong p feelingq of gratification w ith w hi c h I accepted the invitation of my Fellow-Citizens to become a Candidate to Represent the •City of London, it would he the flattering success which has attended the Canvass of my active and zealous Friends, and which inspires me with confidence -that you will attend and support my nomination at Guildhall, TO-MORROW, and eventually replace me in the distinguished station of your Re presentative, which I held in six successiveyarliaments. Should I have the honour of being, elected, I pledge, my self to discharge the anxious and' arduous duties of that im portant office, with the same faithfUl zeal, industry; and independence which acquired and retained your confidence during twenty-seven years of the most eventful period of the history of my Country. , ' I have the honour to be, Gentiemtu, Your devoted and faithful Servant, • London Taverh, March g. W. CURTIS. The Committee for conducting the Election 'beg leave to express Olt irwarmest acknowledgments to the Livery for the very great success 'which has attended their Canvass on the part of Sir, William Curtis. They meet daily at the above place,-where all communications respecting the Election are requested to be addresed ; and in consequence of misrepre sentations which hare been circulated, they fetA it incumbent upon them publicly to declare that their Canvass is nit her in conjounction with; or in opposition to, any othcr Candidate A T a Numerous anal his bly Respecoityle MgET i‘NT; of the LIVERY, held fst the London Tavern this 3d day of Nlarch 1320. Sir CHARLES PRICE, Bart. in the Chair, It was moved by Sir CHARLES FLOWER, Bart.; Seconded by Sir ROBERT WIGRAM, Bart.; and Rtsolved Unanimously, That Sir Virm. CURTIS havilig been publicly and special!, invited by a most numerous and respectable body of the Li very to offer himself- as one of tl.e Candidates for the Respre• sentatiun of the City of London in Peallament, at the ap , preaching Election, this Meeiing is impressed with the con. victim?, that the cause in which the Honourable Baronet is engaged is not so much his own, as that of the Livery of London and of the public at large. It was Aloi•etl by Sir JOHN EAMER Svconded by Mr. Aidcr. man Cox ; and Rebotced Unanimously, That this Meeting pledges itself to attend the Common Ha!Von Tuesday next, being the day fixed fur the nomina tion, and to use its influence individually and collectively with the Friends of the Honourable Baronet, to support Lim by their presence upon that-occasion. And Sir CHARLES PRICE basing (Flitted the Chair, It scat moved by Sir CHARLES FLOWER, Bart., seconded by Mr. JAcKs, and Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given. to Sir CHARLES ['aux, Bart. fur his able and judicious Conduct in the Chair GENERAL ELECTION. COUNTY OF BEDFORD ERECTION. R. PYM'S COMMITTEE MEET daily ut No. 16, SOU,THAMI ; fON-STREET, BLOOMS, BURY, where all Communications relative to this Election are requested to be made. THE WORTIIY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GENTLEMEN, H Success which 1 have eXperienced tlnr ing my Canvass, has exceeded my most sanguine expec tationr, and has removed all apprehension as to the result of the Contest. I had some reason to fear when I offered myself to your Notice, 'that my Coniyetitors experienced in the business of Election, and having more command of their time, might have already engOged - the exclusive suppom of Gentlemen whose political bias identified then► ,with op posing Parties. This impediment, formidable to a new Can- rdidate, did not deter me, and the flattering reception:%vitlr which I have invariably been greeted, has convinced me that I did nut over rate the reliance I placed upon you. In my Addresi of the 17th We; I made you acquainted with my pre tensions, and my Sub-,Committees have afforded Inc Ilte highest satisfaction, in reporting the ready accordance of the Livery with what I then advanced. I had occasion to make my apology in a recent Advertisement, for not having been more generally seen amongst you. The delay is attributable to the peculiarly heavy public Engagements which preis upon me, and to a !determination n o t t o p erm i t any pursuithowever dear to m e to interrupt the discharge of my Official Duties. I entreat you not to allow this circumstance to operate to my prejudice, I could nut be more usefully or more pleasantly engaged than in cherishing a - familiar in tercourse with the whole Of'the Livery, to whom I alredy feel so much obliged. The day of Election being - fixed for Tuesday next, the 7th inst. I most earnestly requeit the fa vour of your earty attendance at Guildhall in toy behalf. I remain, With the greatest respect, Your faithful and obedient Servant,. Mansioi) House, March 4, IEOO. , G. BRIDGES, P.S. The Lord Mayor's Committee meet drily at the Mar sion-House, where all ComnitmicatiLlis will be .thauldull received. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FRE,EtIOLDERS o the COUNTY of CAMBIUDGE, Ltlitl ISLE of ELY. Gismt.slEN, • THE DISSOLUTION of PAR LIA MENT calling upon you for a fresh .Exercise of your EleCtive Franchise, I venture once more to obtrilde myself upon your attention, and to solicit a renewal of that confidence with hich,l have been honoured on several occasions. My hopes of a successful Appeal tt► your favour rest principally on that indulgence which I have so repeatedly experienced from you; I can, however, with truth, assure you, that, if I am fortunate enough to be again intrusted with a share of your Representation, you may rely' upon my steady adherence to that line of conduct which I consider calculated to maintain unimpaired our excellent Constitution, and to promote the lodal interests of the County and Isle. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, 'Your faithful and obedient Servant, • CHARLES SOMERSET MANNERS. . Chereley-Park, 2d March 1820. DURHAM COUNTY ELECTION. a MEETING of the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of DURHAM, resident in or near the Metropolis, held at the Gray's-Inn Coffee-House, Holborn, London, on Thursday, the 2d day of March, t B4o, • WILLIANI I3ENTHANI, Esq. in t h e Chair. The Ftecholders present being deeply impressed with a sense of the critical state of the times; and of t he serious danger tube apprehended from a prevalence of the designs of persons who are aiming. at nothing less than the total over, now of the Constitution— Resolved, That it is essentially neGessary to elect such per-. sous for their Rept esentatives 'as have proved themselves to be ze:donsly attached to the Constitution, in Church. and State, as now by law established. Taking also into consideration the important interests of this maritime County, and the advantages to be derived fron► electing Members who arc disposed to pay deference to the representations,.und.whose habits of business and experience in Parliament qualify them fur protecting and maintaining the ilterests, of their Cuitstituents to *ell as of the Em pire— Resolved, That RICHARD WHARTON, Esq. who is a descendant of ceae of the oldest and most respectable families of the County, anti who has for a set ies of years represented the City of Durhath, and lltus became intimately acquainted with the interests of the County, is a At person to be &Toed one of the Members for the County of Durham ; and who having already declared himself a Candidate upon the imita tion of a large and respectable body of Freeholders in the County, Resolved, That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to Richard iVharton, Esq. for the valuable services which the commercial and other interests have su long experienced rough his means. Resolved, That a Committee be immediately formed to co operate with the Committee appointed at durham, for ma naging the Election of Mr. IVhatton, and that William Bentham, F.sq. •bc appointed Chairman of the committee in London, which is to sit at the Gray's-Inn Coffec-Flouse , where all communications for accomplishing the objects of this Meeting are requested to be addressed to the Chair man. Resolved, That the Freeholders present constitute a Com mittee, and that they will individually use their utmost en deavours to promote the Election. of I,.lr. , Wharton. - Air. neuthatu having deft the Chair, It was Resolved, That the 'liaiiks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Benthaiit for his ah.le conduct•on this occasion, and fur his polity attention to the Freeholder. present. Resolved, That these Resolutions he inserted in tinN, Courier, Globe, !dinning Chronicle, HMI Tiwes Newspa rrs. ► CONTRAC'I' FOR BUTCHERS' MEAT. ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR SEAMEN AT GREENWICH, March 3, 1820. SUCH Persons as maybe willing to, Contract for Supplying this_Hospital with BUTCHER'S MEAT, fl►r Six or Twelve Months (to he killed 48 hours before deli vered, if required,) may deliver in their - Proposals to the Di rectors.of,the said Hospital, at this Place, on SATURDAY, the Isth Instant, at Eleven. o'Clock in the Forenoon; and in the n►cnn time be furnished with Forms of Proposals and acquainted with -further particulars, by immiring at the Steward's Office here. N.B. No Proposals will be received afte.r,the hour afore said, nor will any be a►tended.to that are not agreeable to the said Forms ; nor unless the Parties personally appear. EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 1, 12520 . THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT, ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do . hereby give Notice, 'at a SPECIAL GENERAL 'COURT oi. the said COM PANY will be held at their House, in .Lealenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY next; the Bth instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to consider, of an ADDRESS of CONDO ' LENCE from the EAST .INDIA COMPANY, to His MA -.TESTY, upon the Death of the late King, his revered and lamented Father, and of CONGRATULATION upon His MAJESTY'S ACCESSION to the THRONE of these JOSEPH DART, Secretary. THE OBSERVER OFFICE, No. STRAN n. i 7 HE OBSERVER of last SUNDAY, Marchs, containing exterior and interior VIEWS of the PRE• MISES in 'CATO-STREET, will , be on Sale, at the regular price of Seven-pence, during .this week. Franks to send THE OnsrAVER into the country gratis. N. B. It ntty be sorntwhat interesting to Country Printers to he informed, that Tne Oasenvert of Sunday, Feb. 27, did Seventy-six Hours, and. that at Five Presses only. The work was d one by 11/pine, Stephens, Tartlet% Cooke, Benson, Jobn , ott,'Aluoic, Baxter, Boak, Hawkins, Hickson, Lorimer, and Beach. This Day were published, • In Royal Octavo, price :21. 2s. in boards, C i+IENTAIII ES on the ROMAN DU fCil LAW. By SIMON VAN I.ERI3%I'EN, L.L.D. T, which is added, an . Appendix containing the Malabar or Tamil Laws. London; Painted fur JOseplt Butterworth and Son, Law Booksellers, 43, Flect-strvet ; and J. Cuuke, Onnund Qkay, Fruin'the LONDON (MZETTE of March 4, 1620. • Whitehall, March 4, 1820. 'His Majesty has been please-1 to grant to Lieutenant-Colo nel Sir Ulysses•Bagenal Burgh, Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, the office of Surveyor-Generut of his'Majesty!s Ordnance of the United , Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland„, . - His Majesty has also been pljased to grant unto the Rev. John Reale, Doctor of Divinity; the place and dignity. of Prebendary of his Majesty's Free Chapel of Saint George, iu the Castle of Windsor, void by thedeath of Dr. Wro. Cooks..ho. His Majesty has also been pleased to nominate and appoint ,Afr. John AJaclehtlay to the office of Coinnossaly of the Cote illissariat and Diocecy of the Isles, void by the death of Mr. joint [Pak Gazette also notifies his Majesty's approbation of the 25th root being - permitted to hear on their colour - s and ap pointments the words "Egmont-op-Zee;" and the all' Dra goon Ganrds, the words " Vittoria " and "Toulouse."] .IFar-Opice, March 3. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Gen, F. E. Gwyn, from 220. Light Dragoons, to be, Colonel, vier, Sir David Dundas, deceased. I,lth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Carnet W.. Writer, from 2211,1hktgoons, 'to tic Curilvt, 'VICO. Art hilt' 'N.Peall, who exchange S.. • • 14th Ditto—Quartermaster J. Houghton, from half. pay - 25th Light Dragoons, to he Quartermaster, vice H. Smith, who exchanges, . 15th Ditto— Ramsden, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Elton, pi tootled, 17th Ditto—To be Cornets, without purchase—Ensign A. Dalaell, from dsth Fout, vice W. Marriott, prom9ted iu (37tit Foot; A. E. Bromwich, Gent; vice Nixon,•deueased. 22d Ditto—To be Lieutenants, Cornet .1. Leith, without purchase, vice Taunton, deceased ; Lieut. It. Robison; from 2411 i Foot, vice M`Ketizie, who exchanges. To be Cornet?—Cornet A. M'Cally. limo dlth Light Dra gooos, vice Wymer, is•ho exchanges; F.. W. E. Barrell, Gent. without purchase; vice Davis, deceased. , • • 4th Regiment' of Foot —Cnptaia W. E. Frye, from half-pay SO Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice C. Milner, who exchauge,s. • - lOth Ditto—Lient. E. B. Thaine, to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice I‘.lullenger,• whose promotion has not taken p11;ce; Lieut. C. C. Blanc, - front lialt-Pay Ist Foot - Guards,to Urine:pant, vice E. Mulleng. r, who exchanges. idth Ditto—t aptzin C. Is:tiolles, from t alf-pay of the re giment, to be Captain of a Compiny, vice It. Itamsay, tlio. exclanges, recent log he t'Alferenc.c. 17th Ditto—Ensign W. Caine, to IA! Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Milw, de , :easedi.G. D. Young, gent.,' to be Ensign•wit bout purchase, vice Caine. • 21st Ditto---Lieutenant J. P. Johnston, from half-pa) , 3d XV est India Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice, J. Leavach, who exchuttes, receiving the difference. • eAlDitto•—Lieitenant-J. Craster to • he Captain of it Com pany, by purchase, vice Lay, 1010 retires; Ensign E. Butler, t. be Lieutenant without put chaw, vice (raster., To be Ensigns—Ensign F. V. Smith, front 8911.1 Foot, vice Forbes, who exchanges; J. 13. Gough, Gent. vice Butler. 24th Ditto—'Too be Lientenants—Lieuts. G. Berwick, from 24th Light Dragoons, vice Smith, appointed Adjutant;, T. M',Ketizie, front 22d Light DragOons, vice Robinson, who ex changes; Ensign P. Dore without purchas e . To beEnsigns, without pureliase- 7 M. Sehooff, Gentleman, vice Chamberlin, deceased; G. Frankland, .Gentleman, vice Dore. - 25th Ditto—Captain E. J. Priestley, from half-pay sth Gar rison Battalion, t. be - Captain of a t - ompany, vice Williatu Browniun, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 3211 Regiment of Foot-1 nsiga T. E. Ludington, front half pay-4th Foot, to . be Ensign, vice C. R. K. Dallas , who ex chooges,-receiving the difference. 3411) Ditto,--Enf.,:gn R. Chambers, to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Hearne deceaseh. 40th Oitto—Qaarter-Moster F. Hales, from half-pay 67th Foot, to be Qoartertuaster; vice J. Jackst,tu who exchanges. 43d Ditto—Ensign W. Cradock, to be k.:exenant, without purchase, vice Madden, proMoted in the •st d Foot; Feignstith Gent. to be Ensign vice Cradock. 45th Ditto-I'. Eman, Gent., to be Ensign, Without-pur chase, vice Dalian, appoihted to the 17th Light Dragoons. 4ttlt Ditto—T o lie Lieutenant, Lieutenant W. Canipbell, from hall-pay 80;11 Foot, vice G. W. Reveley, wlio exchanges, receiving the tidlerence ; Ensign C. Burton Orange, without purchase, vice Watts, promoted in the.73d Foot. To be Ensign—W. N. lititchioson, Gent. vice Orange. 49th Ditto—Lieutenant-General Sir M. Niglaingall, K,C.B. • to be Colonel, vice Sir A. illaitiand, deceased. - 50th Ditto—surgeon P. Jones, from half •pay Ist Foot, to be Surgeon, vice B. Ross, placed on half-pay Ist 43d Ditto—Lieut.-Colonel E. C. Fltoting ) from 2d Ceylon Regiment, to, be Litnt,Cnionel, vice•T. Brereton, who fc- • tit es upon half-pay Itoyal York Bangers ;W. Warren, Gent. to be Ensign, w.thout purchase, vice J. Gal-titter, promoted. 56th Dittii—Lieut. L. Mason, from half-pay of -the Regi ment,_ to be. Lieutenant, vice W. T. Ridge, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 59th Ditto--=-Ensign B. BarloW, to , be'Lietttenant, without purchase, vice Macpherson, deceased. 651.12Dittn—Ensign J. 'Mulkern, to be Lieut. without pur chase, vice E. T homson, deceased ; %V. Fit z a n tur i ee , G lin t. *- to be Ensign, vice :` , ltilkern. • 67th Ditto—Carnet W. Marriott, from 17th Light Dragotiiis to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Jones, deceased. 70th Regiment of Foot—Captain T. Reed, from half-pay 4th West India regiment, to be Captain Comp - any, vice B. Nolan, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 73d Ditto—lieutemita J. Watts, from 46th Foot ) to be Captain of a Company, vithoot purchase, vice Valiance, deceased. • •- 81st Ditto—Lieutenant H. Dixon, from Intlf 7 pay 85th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice E. Lee,twhis exchanges. • • 84ili Ditto—Ensign R. M. P. inglehy to be Lieutenant without pu-ch;use, vice INFCarthy, drceaSed ; G, P. Clarke, to be Ensign, vice Ingleby. Stith Ditto—Surgeon R. Rule, from' half-pay 58th Foot, to-he Silrgeun, vice It. Bellars, who retires on half pay 58th Foot . 87th Ditto—Lieutenant J. Carroll to be Adjutant, vice Hutchinson, promoted. 89thltitto—Eitsign J. Macdonald to be Lieutenant., with out pui - ebase, vice Ilewson, deceaSed. 'l'o he Ensigns—W. J. King, Gent., vice Alaerlonald; En. sign T. Forbes,•from 2-2 d Foot, vice Smith, who exchanges. 93d Ditto—Lieutenant R. Sparks to he Captain ot a Com pany, without purchase, vice lioulger, promoted in 2d Royal Veteran' Battalion. Rifle Brigade—Field-Marshal the Duke of Wellington, K.G., and G. C. 13. to be Colonel in Chief, vice Sir D. Dun das, deceased. - 181 West India Regiment —R. S. Conway, Viscount Beau• champ, to. he Ensign, by purchase, - vice 51)ers, promoted. 2tl Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant-C(4 o m.! W. Smelt, front • half-pay Royal York Rangers, to lee Lientenata•Colonel, vice Flew i appoint e d t o th e sz-al Foot ; - I,kt/tenant ft, Poynts, ft OM halt-pay 30th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice W.Aloyton, who exchanges. . , 4th Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain T Power, fron t the late .sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Coot patty, vi ce crook:, whose a;ipointment has not.talten place; Lieutenant A. Ferguson, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieuten an t, vice Campf/ell, whose appoint- , went has nut taken place. . - sth Royal Veteran latalion-,Caistain .1. Stack, from half pay 3 ith Foot, to .be C a pt a i n t,f a Company, vic e P ower , whose appointment has not taken 'dace. 7th Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain J. W. Webb, fruits • sth Royal Veteran Battaliou, to be Captain of a Company. : To he Lieutenants—yeutenant T. 5 - IDerrnott, front half, • ' pay 23d Light Dragoons; Lieut. M. Maher, from half-pay sgd Foot, vice rguson, whose appoint:lv-rot has not taken place. • To be Ensigo—Ensign D. Fraser, from the 4th Royal Vete ran Battalion, vice Duff, whose 'appuintMeut has not taken place: I.lREver —Major Hon. F. Calbcat,, of 2d Dragoons, to be Lieuteu.thi -colonel in. the army. Tn be Majors in the Army—Captain W. E. Frye, 4th Foot; Captain .1. S. CoweN, Coltlstkegin 1l)t)t titio'rils. tiAttaisoNs—Gereral Sir S Hulse, to be Governor of Chelsea Hospital, vice Sir D. Ditinho - ,4leceaged ; Lieutenant- General Sii harry Calvert ' Bart., and G. G. 11. to h e , Lieutc. nant-Gaveroor 01 Chelsea Hospital, lice :S. liaise. (Fur Littikrupts, eFe. see tl. Faith Page.