The Sun. — London, England, 1804-03-22 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZE` rE,l March 20, 1804. • - * • • IF:ir -6 Mee, March • , • tst West India Regiment, Lieutenant-Camel' Alexander 4:tainitie, from the 7;th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Maitland, who exchanges. .3il Ditto, Captain Charles Philip Rels6n, from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Major, by porch ise, 4ice Grant, promoted in the 7otlt Foot Major John - White, front the New Brunswick Fencibles, to he Major. lames Crook, Gent. late Ading Provost Martial m the Forces in Egypt, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice , Godfrey; whose Appoint-' mein does not take place. 6th Ditto, Enign Tracey, from the 7th West India Regiment; to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice P . rington, deceased. • 7:h Ditto, Lents Ritter, Gent. to be. Ensign, without' pur- Chase, Vice Tracey, promoted in the 6th West India Re 6 i.: Sth'Ditto,. Captain William I. Bourchier, from the 39 1 ;i loot, to ta l ;:Calitail of. a . Company, vice Harrison, who • exctianges. Lieu? errant Alexander ,Cameron, front the 4rh West'lndie Regiment, to be Lieutenant. Rol al Staff Corps, Lieutenant the Hon. Charles Stanhope, toe sed Foot, to be Captain ofa Company.Company.Shannhan, Gent. to be Ensign. bric- Ritagers, Lieutenant Edward O'Rourke, froth Half_ pay of tlßt,sth FoOr, to be Lieutenant. Volunteer ‘4/iire to be Ensign, vice 'Van' Bream, promoted in the York Light IWiintry Volunteers. Peter Cockburn, Esq. , to be Plyrivsplr , 6• ' - 11 Battalion of Reserve, Charles Stanley, Gent. to,be-En ' sign,' vi-f.e Gardiner, promoted' Ridd, Gent. to be Ensign, . vita Keen, prontotetVin;the tOth Battalion of Re._ serve. • , . • i s th Ditto, Ensign Francis Nelson, from the t ith Battalion, to be . Lieutenant. Ensign James kzeii; fro6l the 6th Bat tallow; to be Lieutenant, vice Hoppe'', deceased. - &atli Ditto, Ensign. Wiltiaift Tturmati, twin the 66th Foot, to be Lieutenant ieAln Maclean, Gent late Quarter-master to the .0 01 1,0 r-tort benctbes, to be Qaarier-toaster,'_ViCe Caine- run, .v. by returns to his loriter Half-pay. rpb Ditrn, Ensign. fames M'Artliur to be Lieutenant. Geo. Yull,'Gent. to be Ensign, vice 11,1•Artliiir. l~eivlrunswick FenObles - , BreVez Nlaj& Samuel Blake De. from the 3d Vest the Regiment, to be Major, vine White, removed to the 34 West India Regiment. Dieu roles. R eB -', went, Francois Louis' Bourgeois, Gent. to be ft pilot, vise Sandoz, promoted. - . • Reitneut, Ensign loseph Tugginer, from the 6th Foot, to be Ensign, vice D'Arregar, deCeased. • The King's German Legion. , To be Lieutenants, with temporary Rank' in .the. A rmy, Se. cond Lieutaiant . William Lewis Langielit. Ensign Au-: gusto's De Hattortr. • To be Quarter -master—Ensign rolin Schilvester, from the' Noird Scotia Fencibles.. • York Light Infantry Volunteers, Captain M. Van Wester holt to be Captain of a companv,• with temporary-Rank io the Army. Ltisign William Hu: Van Braam,, front the York - Rangers, to he Lieutenant. . ad Royal Garrison Battalion, "Arjeant-Nlajor Richard Street to be Ensign, vice Jones, placed on the Retired List. ' sth Iltto, Assistant-Surgeon S. Eagland, from Half-pay of the gth Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Saunders; removed to the ad Garrison Battalion. 7th Ditto, Captain lames Stevenson, from the sth Garrison battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Mansfield, placed on the Retired List. Royal Waggou.Train. To be Lieutenants —CornetGilbert Aird, vice Day, who resigns. Cornet Basil Jackson. -Cor-. net john Kirkwood, vice Gwyllym, deceased. To be Coinets—Elisha Day, Gent. vice Aird. Quartermas ter William Smith, from the 6th Dragoons, vice Jackson.' - John Fletcher, Gent. vice Kirkwood. Quarter-master - - Harrison, from the tst Dragoons. Chippenham Traep of Willa Gentlemen and reontamy cavalry. Comet Henry _Headley to be Lieutenant, vice FoMe, resign ed.- Edward Bdynturn, Gent. to be Comet, vice Headley.. .IV,rth Devo'z Gentlonev and Yeomuuni Cavalty . Gent. to be Col;net. Fife.rhire Gentlemth ald Ye,,nnurrjr Cavalry. . Cornet David Mel.frum to be. Lieutenant. Williain . Ravne, Gent. to be• Cornet, vice Melttrum. - .I;rumbala'ash 17.danteer • I. - B. Hale. Yin. Gent. to be COrnet, vice Eccles, resigned. Wickharn, Gent. to be ,Surgeon. Kiricuihright Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry,. Cotner Robert johnstone to be Lieutenant, vice Livinstrat, promoted. lames B4rber, Gera; to be Cornet, vice Hope, resigned. ist or Western Regiment of Krorfulk Gentlemen -arid Yeomanry Cavahy. Lieutenant Becker to be Adjutant, with the 11r,;vet . Rank of Captain. Richmond Volunteer Cavalry and I,rfantry. • Captain Carrington Smith to be Major-Commandant. Western Regiment of Somerset Gentlemen and Yeomanry Caraky. Wellington Troop—Lieutenant_Rich:mi Baron Bellett to be Captain, vice Bellett, resigned. William Prottor . , Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Beliet. Wo- , s,ule*hive Gentlemen auct: Yeomanly Cavaby. Richard Lawrence, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon. 'Rion and Bourne rdunteer Corps. Sir Charles Warre Nlalet, - Bart. to be Major-Commandant. Ayrsbfre Regiment 5 . 1 Voimnr.reri. John Kelso, Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Drynan, resigned. %v main Kelso, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Kennedy, re- Ist Battalion of iljrthire Pclwittcrs. John Tames Wyllie, Esq. to be Captain., vice Allan, deceased. Ensign James Rae to be Lieutenant, viceACVAdarn, re signed. John Walker, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Rae. jutur NP/larrie, Gent. to be Ensign• 24 Battalion - of Ditto. Alexatider Reid, Gent. to be Ensign. 3d Battalion of Ditto. Richard Reid, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Campbell, resigneet Bath Foam Vnlanterr Infantry. To be Captains- Lieutenant Samuel Perkins, vice Stoddart, resigned. Lieutenant H. B. CTOCIITIe, vice Wilkinson, re sii,ned. Lieutenant William Bennet. josepli Pouting, E • To be Lieutenants , --Ensign Benjamin `late, vice Perkins. E n sign George Bepnett, vice W. Bennett. Wm. Gould, G e nt. William (.; 'third, Gent. To be Ensigns--William . trancis Gent. vice Yate. Cha. Botha, Gent. vice Bennett. :Samuel Evil, Gent. Wm. Cowles, Gent. tat Battalion of Loyal Birtniaghant Volunteers% Ensign Clowes to be Lieutenant, vice. Richards, resigned. Siincox, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Clowes. 2.(1 Battalion of Ditto—john lamcs Itideri, Esq. to be Cap tain. Blackdown Vaavicer Artilloy, Pearse, Esq. to be Captain. Wm. Burt, Gent. to be Lieutevant. _ _ Bridge-mater RYir Company. W In. Rowe, Gent. to be. hist Lieutenant. jams Knight, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, Gluckman an l';:limerr Lieutenant lathe's Lanikis - to be • Captain, T vice Bruce, re 'signed.' Ensign Andrew Stein to be , Lieutenant, vice Landers. Andrew Thompson, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Stein. EaTt Dev:m Lieutemtnt Peter Brown to be Adjutant..-. Stephen Robinson, -M. D. - to be Stirgeon: - , . bc Fnc 7 grs—Ell4.s I).ntr,;, Cent,' jnlin Ctappey, Gent. Edward Lutt, Gent • 101 m. Dirnmock :- , Cent. Robert Clay, .jun Gent, Wi;iiinn Gimiert, Gent. thorns R,.yner, Gent, To be Q tatter-master s —ThomAs Wetenhall, Gent. Exetir /Irr:'lleiy .—. . Second Lieutenant lames fiant to 4e 1 7 irst,Lieut , -rant, vice Wii‘iattis, re s igned. lobo Henry Pinkey, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ham. . . Exngnsier Pawnee , r. obe Ensigns— Henry Baker; Cent. Edward pr6od, Gent. Samuel Bowles, Cent. Kenert Omni, Cent.. To be Quarter-nnster:.—Tbknd's Pophani; Gen., To be Su r4eon--Robert 1$ 13uwe11; Cent. Far , ingdon, Clisti ! o-Of.)r,'‘yrd ilylesbeare ArtMery. Templar, Gent. to be'Licutciunt. . . Rare of Hastings Volunteers, William Phillips Lamb, to be C a ptain. Reeves, Gent. to be Lieutenant; ' • llonitunViluyteer Infanty. Harry Baines Lott, Gent. to be Lieutenant.. Southern IL:y.1112,1.o! Isle ol Sky Vaunteer.t. To be Lieutenants —AI,! - kanUer Nl'llonald, Gent. vie; A. M` promoted. Ensign Thomas Ord, from the Nworth em Battalion, vice K. Nl'Leod, promoted. Ensign Donald Murray to be Lieutenant, vice M'Askill, resigned. To be Ensigns—Hugh -IVl'Donald, Gent. vice NI. M`D ,, nald, promoted in the Northern -Battalion. Donald M'Queen, - Gent: vice Murray. To be Chaplain—Rev. Dr. partin, Nl'Pherson. Adjutant Lachlan -.M‘Khinon to haVe du Brevet Rank of Captain. Farquhar MiKinnon; Gent. to be Surgeon. Samuel Northern Battalion of t!? Isle of :Syl'ohtnteers. Donld M‘Leoci, Goit: to be Licutenant vice A. M4Donald, resigned. , John M`latyre, Gent. to be- Ensign, vi..e T. • Orde, promoted in the swathe ii Battalion. Kerriemuir and Glammis Voluntterr. Ensign fames Mann to be.Lientenant, vice Brown, resigned. Alexander Fairweather, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mann. James Watson, cent. VA.!. a Long Island Battalion - of lidintier Infantry:, Rev. Dr: - John M•Leoci to be Chaplain: Lancaster Vat:weer:: • Lieutenant Thomas Bowes to he Captain., vice Salisbury, re, 'signed. Ensign Corripty to be Lieutenant, vice Bowes. Aithard Gent. to be Ensign, vice • Cumpsty., . • Lettiigiar, aawfoid, - and Crawford-john Volunteers. , Daniel Hamilton, Esq. to be M4jor , Coininatidant. To be Captains— Alexander ,lrving, Esq. lohn Barker, Esq. FerlOrig; Esq. • To be Lieutenants—William Bramwell, Gent. Robert Martin, Gent. John Hope, Gent. To be Ensigns —lames lantieson, Gent. WilliaM Mitchell, Gent. Robert Macqueen, Gent. • rub Regiment of Loj'al London rolunteers. Major Thomas Seddon to be Lieuteuant-Colonel. Captain ' John Reid to be Major, vice Seddon. Lieutenant George Seddon to be Captain, vice Reid. - To be Lieutenants—Ensign lames Bishop, jun. vice Bishop, . sen. resigned. ensign joseph Fisher, vice Galley, re signed. Ensign M. D. King, vice. Spry, resigned. Wil liam Walter, Gent, vice Seddon. To be Ensign—Edward Morgan, Gent. vice King. . To be Adjutant-Lieutenant Adam Harvey. St. George, V6henteers. Captain-Lieutenant Thomas. Greatorex to Are raptain. • Lieutenant George Hassell ta be Captain. Ensign Robert • Lees to be Lieutenant, vice Greatorex. Ensign Gerrard Frederick Finch Byng to be ditto, vice Hassell. John Reynolds, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Charlton, resigned. fames Gay, Gent. to be ditto, vice Byng. is! East Some, set Regiment of Volunteer Inj.intv. Lieutenant William -Clothier to be Captain, vice Bennett, resigned. Richard Syrnes, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Clothier.. William Andrews, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Bull, resigned. Robert Gutch, ,Gent. to be ditto. Sir yob: 7ervis's Somerset Riflemen. Sir John Jervis White Jervis to be Captain. - Samuel Span, Esq. to be ditto. john Nason, Gent. to be First- Lieute nant. Thomas Protheroe, Gent. - to he ditto. Charles Payne, .Gent. to be,Second '• , - Sly-1117Am Ligil Infantry Volunteers. Lieutenant joins Lubbock to• be Captain, vice Fountaine, promoted: Tavistock Volunteer infantry. Seeond:L,ieutenant John Cummins to be First-lieutenant, vice Spittigue, resigned.` Second-Lieutenant William Webb to be ditto, vice.bredall, promoted: Second-Lieu tenant Samuel Carter, -jun. to be:'ditto, vice Morgan, re signed. Try ford Volunteer Infantrir. S. H. Savory; Escl to be Captain, vice Savory, resigned. 11; , stern ChehircGentPmea" and l'eontanry Cavalry. William Taylor, Gent. to be Cornet. Ciren,fester' Gentlemen-and Yeomanry Cavalry, Cornet William C mune to be Lieutenant, vice Kainber, re signed. The, Hon.. Apsler Bathurst to be Cornet, vice C 100111 e. Devon Guides. Joseph Greanway, Esq. tobe Major. lkalor Gentlemen and Yeomanly Cavaby. • 'obit H: Edwards, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Charles Price, Gent. to' be Corner, vice Knight, resigned.- Thok Martin, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Hughes, resigned. Rev. •Wynne, LL.D.' to be Chaplain. Humphrey Hughes, Gent. tube Adjutant. John Bassnett, Gent, to be Surgeon. City of N2rwich Light -Horse Polunteet r. Lieutenant Anthony Hodson to be Captain, vice Hussey, promoted. Charles Thompson, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hudson. Nurreatve rdunteer Caintlry. George Creenway Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Newdigate, resigned. William Craddock, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Whalley, resigned. O:westry Rangers. William Hamilton Martin, Esq. to In Captain, vice Vena bles, resigned. Rutland Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. • : Charles Noel Noel, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Clementson, resigned. Thomas Blythe, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Sis son, resigned. , , • .Southwark Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Col-net Saiuuel Wetclunan to be Liebtelimit, vice Fentiman, resigned. - Tho Mas Fentiman, Gem - . to be Cornet. Swansea Legion Cavalry. Lieutenant William VauOtan to be Captain. ThaTbam Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant john Croft to be Captain, vice Mount, resigned. Cornet Peter Green to be Lieutenant, vice Croft. Quar ter-master John Paisley to be Cornet, vice Green. • Argyllshire Additional Volunteers. To be Lieutetiants-o)nnean Campbell, . Gent. George Campbell, Gent. Donald M' Lean, Gent. To be I{nsigns•—lames M'Nab, Gent. Duncan Clark, Gent. Angus Z,l•Gougaii,•Gent. Ayrihire Vol:en/revs: • Captain Alexander Campbell to be Major, (retaining his Company) vice Kennedy, resigned. . 4,h Battalion of Ay-shire Volunteers. Lieutenant John Dunlop to be Captain, vice Snodgrass, ap pointed to the Militia. - Banffthirt Paunteers, Ist Battalion Adjutant James Reid to have the Brevet Rank • of Captain. 2d battalion—Adjutant Robert Falder to have the Brevet Rank or Captain. Beynhurst and Wainghant raw:leers. Adjutant Thomis Brown to be Lieutenant, vice Bushnell, resigned. • burun Dasiet Volunteer Infantry.. James Arnold, Gent, to be 'Lieutenant. Charles - Rolles, Gent. to be Ensign. Doncaster Volunteers. Peter Hackett, Gent. to be Adjutant. 3dTorfor Volunteers. Adjutant lames Speid to he Ensign, vice- Adam,. resigned. Robert Dun, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Speid. folin Webster, Gent. to be Quarter-master, vice Hutchison, • resigned. . , • To be Lient* . iill.3. 7 7,William %Varner, Cent. , John Slaney, Cent. WitNittiVowntkld, Gent: lohh Kimbell, Gent. Thmna6 Eat, Geht. Geo* Smith, jun. Gent. . . , • lialkip Rangers.. . , . . Rev. T. Hughes to be o,laplain. lohn jon'zs; Cent. to be Surgebn. „ . .. . . .. . .., . • 1.1.711[7x trdunteer Infantry, George Pollard, Gent. to be Ensign. Cturles:Whitaly,;GetiL , to be (into. .., . . . . ~- 112.ci /7.rtfix IV/I/weer i'nfav,y. lames Moore, Esq. to be Lieuteuant-CblooLd. To be Captain,;— liunesklblroyde, Est{.' Stansfeld RaixssNn, Esq. William Patchett, Esq. Thomas Sutclin% Esq. Robert Starsteld, ESq. ' Edward. Ferguson, .F. sq.. -. To be Lieutenants—Cnristopher Saltutar'She, Gent. John Priestley, Gent. .William—Noviinton, Gent.' Tho Ma's Lees, Gent. William Wainhouse, Gent: Joseph S - waine,. Gent. ',. Samuel Crossley`, (lent. To be Ensigns—lolin Hadwen, Gent. Paul,Lister, .Gent. Joseph Hubert Iceiglaty, G - ent.. - lam Murgatroyd, Gent. To be Chaplain-.-Rev. loseph Ogden. . . • To he Quarter-master, Samuel Wood, inn. Gent. To be Surgeon—G eOrge sliaw, tint. jet Raitalj:n of (-krejoraV)ire T.'aitnieers. , , Major James Whitney to be Licuten.lnt'-Catoriel: Captain' Edward Evans to be Nlajor. Captain,Williain . .WF.li to be ditto. Ihmtiegiunthirelimiter bfaary. john Waller, Gent. u. Liciitcl,,int, vice SOutl!;\ resigned. •. Li ver pool IZI,. men . Edward Barnes, Gent..to be Surgeon, vice Coltirtan,rttsigned.. Pickering. I t ytir Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Da4id 'Ward to be Contain, yiceliardwic?c, te signed. , lobn -Robinson, 'Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Ward.' Joseph Wilson, Geut. to be Sitrgeon.• . . Skit ackVolunteer Infantry. Michael AngeloT4ylor, .Eq. to be .Major;COttimandaht; vice Fox, resigned. ' . lrharsdale ll;; floaters. - joint itaistriek, Esq. to b.: Captain, vice Ilawkeswortli f resigned YarmouthVolunterr htfantry. Ensign Robert Wall to be Lieutenant, vice taeobson. de 'ceased.- john liracey, Gent. to he Ensign, vice William Steward, Gent. to be ditto. • MF,I+AORANDUIk.I. The Appointment of Cornet Kobert Hope to be Lieute nant in the Kirkcudbright Gentlemen and -Ycomlnri.-C,r valry, as stated in the Gazette of the 4th februa67 laA, has not taken place. ' •, , . . . - - - . • ERRATA in Gazette Of December{ IE3. For Alexander M'Askill, Gent._ to be Lieutenant, read En •sign Makolrn I'Donald, from t h e Isle of :;icy Southern Battalion, to be Lieutenant. For Donald NicolsOn/Gent. to be Lieuten'aiil, rc4;t Nicolson, Gent. to be 'Lieu tenant. 1 , 61- Murray,. Gent." to' be ,Ensign, 'read Angus M'Donald; Gent. to be Ensign. In Gazette of ?,ist January., 1804. • Toth Battaii,n of Nvf.lk Volunteer In/entry. For William Otley, Esq. to be Lientenant-Colonel. Brigg Rice Fottntaine, Esq. to he Major ; . read Robert, Waliant Otleyl Esq. ter- he. Lieutenaat-Cplonel4 Anslie.‘y'Fouti taine, :Esq. to be Major. - - In Gazette•ofsth January, 1804, • , Scat'bor'ozig.6 141Awiirs. • - • , • For , Ensign Anthony Ilifswick to be Lieutenant, vice Ber wick, deceased ; .read Ens4; . n Anthony IleswiLk to be Lieu tenant, vice Temple, d ceased . . • . . In Gazette of r ith ult.. . 4nd6ver, • Whirchorch, and Whorhvell Batthlion. For Ralph Etwall, Esq. .to he M;fior ; read Captain - Ralph E twall to . be Major- Commandant: - . We are sorry to learn than a serious affray took place at Woolwich on Saturday, between the Den_ . high Militia and about sco*of-the Artillery : , chiefly Irish, lately recruited 'from the Armji of Reserve, in . which several on both sides were wounded, some cf whom, it-is feared, are not likely to recover. The Denbigh Militia were quartered at the Artilley. Bar. racks, and biekerings had'for some time preVailed . between them and the Artillery in consequence of the latter conceiving themselves to be greatly inconve_ . nienced by the former being Placed there. .The immediate cause of the affray, was a supposition on the part of the Irish, that the Welchmen were ridi culing the shamrock worn by the former in honour of St. Patrick. We think it Would be highly 'ad - - visable in G►vernrpent, to remove the Denhigh Militia from the Woolwich Barracks, in order to prevent any further quarrels, and any fresh alarm to the inhabiwnts of the town. The following melancholy event took plaCe,some time since in the neighbourhood of Birmingham,. A young Lady of about 14. years of age, having,dro.p. ped an indiscreet expression to her sister, .relative to a person of a very suspicious chargter, the latter, who had been informed of the- circumstance, took an opportunity of threatening to take her before a Ma. gist rate for making free with her name, when she would be•immediately committed to prison. Her friends having also repritrianded her for what they considered as an at of imprudenCe, the young Uhly was so alarmed, that she formed the fatal resolution to destroy herself, which she rashly exe cuted, by drowning herself in a ditch ; where, after ten days ctintinual search, was found the body, of this unhappy. viitim of her own groundless hensions. • • IH GOVERNMENT s. ,s: - ,'None are Genuine, wit,iont having '' Stoat.. 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