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Eso tmt LONDON GAZETTN, JAN. 22, 1814 WAR DEPARTMEIP' bowning-street, Jan. 20: . . . . . A Dispatch, Of which the following is an extifdct, has bete -this day •received by Earl- BaTiitias-r, addressed to hiS Lordship by Field-Marshal the M4i - 4juess of WELLttiozoN, dated . . St. Jean de Luz, Jan. 9, 'lt 1 The enemy collected a considerable force on the Gave iu the beginning oldie week, awl on the inst. drove in the cavalry , pictittets betwveenthc Jbyeuse.and Bidonze rivers, and attacked the post of MiajOr-General Buchan's - Portuguese brigade lin the J o yeuse , near La -Bastidc; and those of the 3d division in• Bouloe. Thai" 'turned the right of Major-General Buchan's brigade on the height of La Costa, and obliged him to'retire towards Briscons -; and they established two divisions of .infantry on the height, and in La Bastide, with the• remainder of the army on the Bidouze and the Gave. . Our centre and right were immediately •concen-, trated, and preparedlto move; and. having recon noitred the enemy on the- zith, I intended , to have attacked them on the sth inst. 'but was obliged to defer the.attack till the 6th, owing to the bad ness of the weather,- and the swelling of the ri vulets. The attack was made on that day by the . Sd and 4th divisions, under the command of Lieu ten.tmr-General 'Sir Thomas Picton and Lieut.- General Sir Lowry Cote, supported by Alajor . General Buchan's. Portugueie brigade of General Le Cor's division, and the cavalry, tinder the command of Major-General Fane ; and the -ene my were forthwith 'dislodged, without loss on our side, -and our pbsts replaced where they had been. My last reports from Catalonia are of the 24th ultimo; nothing extraorplinary bad occurred. didmirafty-Office, Jan. 22, 1814 Copy of a Letter, from Vice-Admiral Sir,Edwahl PeDew; Bart. to John Wilson Croke'', Esq. dated on bOard his 11 . 0jesty's ship Caledonia, at Port Mahon, the 2.lth Dec. 1818. SIR, — The inclosed narrative xvill-convert o their Lordships , the details of a gallant enterprize, *cry ably directed by. Capt. Sir Josisas Rowley, and most zealously executed by the force under his command, in co-operation with the 'battalion f Col. Catanelli, who made a descent on the coast of Italy, under a hope' of surprising Leghorn.— The loss sustained in .this affair has been inconsi del able, when compared with thitt of the' enemy. m a sure their Lordships will do ample justice to the merits of Sir jo - sias, and the captains, officbis, seamen, and marines, engaged in thii spirited service. I have the honour to bq, &c.- (Signed) EDWARD PELLEW. 1114 7.l4ifsty's slip - America, off Leg;iorn, Dec. 15. Stet,7 -- -1 have the honour to inform you, thatin pursuance of my preceding communication to you _ front Palermo, I sailed thence on the 29th ult. in • company with the Termagant,. and anchored .at Melazzo on the following night, where having - joined the ifidinburgh, Furieuse, and Mermaid, 'end embarked on board them on. the following day the troops of the Italian Levy, amounting. to about 1000 Men,.untier the coramancl of Lient.-Col. Catanelli, we sailed the same evening, arid arrived on the coast of Italy, off . Via Reggio, on the 9th inst. ; having fallen in with the Armada and hn perieuse, off the North of. Corsica, 1 detained them io assist us in getting the troops on shore. 1-lav ing anchored with the squadron off the town, the troops and field-pieces were - immediately landed; a small party of the enemy havingevac.uated the place on a summons that had been sent' in, and.posses sion was taken of two eighteen and one twelve pounder guns, titich defended the. entrahee of the river. The Lieut.-Colonel proceeded immediately to Lucca, which place was surrendered to hiM , at twelve the same night. The following day a de tachment of forty royal marines front this ship, 'under captain Rea, was sent to a signal .station to the northward, which on his threatening to storm, surrendered to him, and eleven Men who . defended it were made prisoners ; , he found it to be a castle of considerable size and strength, wall ed and ditched, and capable of containing near 1000 wen. On receiving this report, I sent Mr. Bazalgette, senior lieutenant of the America, who with a few barrels of powder completely destroyed it, bringing off a brass. nine-pounder gun, which was mounted in the castle. Parties•from the lin perieuse and Furieuse also•brought Off two other brass guns front the beach to the northward and southward of the town, those at the landing place having also been embarked. The Lieutenant-Colonel not judging it advisa ble to continue at Lucca, had given me notice of his intended return to Via Reggio, where he ar rived on the mor n i ng o f t h e 12th, and signified intention to proceed in another direction. Not conceiving my .stay with this ship any, longer necessory, Iliad made arrangements- for leaving the Edinburgh, Foriense;arul Temagant, under the orders -of C a pt a i n Dundas, to - keep up (if practicable)'a communication with the troops, and purposed sailing to rejoin your flag as soon as it was dark, when towards ,sun-set we perceived a firing at the town, and .found that the troops were attacked by a force of about 600 cava l ry an d infantry, with a s howitzer and two • field-pieces. They consisted of a detachment from the garrison of Leghorn, which had been pined .its march by some troops at Pisa ; the Lientenant=Colonet completely ronted their, with the, loss of their guns and - howitzer, and a considerable number of killed wounded, and prisoners ; , the-remainder retreated in much confusion to . wardsTisa. Information having been obtained .froM the pri soners of the weak slate .of the garrison at Leg horn, the Lieutenant-Colonel proposed tome to intercept the return of the routed troops, by pro ceeding immediately. off Leghorn, in the kapes that by shoving ourselves in as much force 'as frossible, the inhabitants, who, it was supposed, *ere inclined to. receive us, might make 'tome movement in our favour, anel•thatave might avail ourselves Of any practicable opening to force our way into the - place. I acceded to this proposal, and the troops were • immediately embarked in a number of country vessels, which were towed off by the,boata of the squadron, and the whole be ingtaien ;in tow by - the ships, we proceeded the ;mind night for 'Leghorn - Roads . , where we 'an-: ehorcd about o'clock on the following day, to the tiatiiiktrai'd of the the liiiperithse p ing reconnoitred the best spot for landing, the vessels were immediately towed iii shore; and the troops and field pieces landed witotit Opposition. The -boats then proceeded to 'land' the marines ; brit the weather, Which.had beeh hithertd favour able, in' the course of the evening tiecame sd bad, that only tl part could be got on shore ; and I regret to state that the pinnace of the Atuel•ica was swamped, and Lieutenant Moody, (a most valuable Wilder) and two seamen, were drowned. Early in the morning' the remainder ‘vere landed, and proceeded - to the positions assigned -them. The corps of the enemy which liad been defeated at Via Reggio, was a second tune reinforced at Pisa, and at this period made an attack on our niarineekvithout tlielofver. I beg to refer yoti to Capt. Dundas's report, for the particulars of theirdefeat. 'The Lieutenant-Colonel suggested, as a propel._ time„afterthis advantage, to summons the Commandant, which was accordingly alone, but an answer returned that he would ttefend The-gateS of the town had been closely ex amined during 'this day and the preceding . night, to Ascertain the Bracticability of forcing an en- trance, but that or any other means of immediate attack not being considered practicable, against a place so strong and regularly fortified, and there not appearing any movement of the inliabitants`„ bur favour, the precarious and threatening state of the weather, a change of which would have prevented all communication with the si►lps, ren dered it expedient to re-embark the whole witi► _out delay : by .very great exertions this was ef ' fected in the best order during_ th.e night, and early the following horning,. in very severe wea ther, without any molestation frog► the enemy. On retvriiing from the sliore.: to the Ainerica,•ac: sun 'set, I found a deputation from the Mayor and in habitants of the town, who had been permitted by the Ccinn»andant to come off with a flag of truce, to petition us, to cease our firing from .the houses, he having tin eatened to dislodge us by setting tire to the suburbs ;, as arrangements were already made for re-embarking, I consented to a cessation of firing onboth sides till eight ti►e next morning:. a favourable circuin►stance for us, the troops on their march to the boats being exposed to a fire from the ramparts. [The dispatch conOudes by speaking in high terms of the zeal and good conduct, of All the of ficers, seamen, .and marines employed on the above-mentioned services. Colonel Catanelli is particularly spoken of, as well as the troops of th.e Italian levy. Also, Captain Grant, the lion. Captain Dundas, Captains, Banrilton, Dimcan, Mounsey, and Dunn ; Lieutenant Baialgette, and Mr. Bromley, !burgeon, who volunteered his ser• , . vicds on shore, with the troops. The prisoners taken are .supposed amount to upwards of three hundred.] I have the, honour to be, &e.. (Signed) JOSEPH HOWLEY, Captain. Vice-Admiral Sir E. Pellew, &c. &c. His Majesty's slap Edinburgh, offteghorn; Dec..ls, 1813. • .SIR,--In obedience to yOur directions, Captain Hamilton and myself landed on the evening of the 13th, with the marines of his Majesty's ships America, Almeda, Edinburgh, Imperiense, Fit ricuse, Rainbow, 'Termagant, and Mermaid, to en -operate "with Lieutenant-Colonel Catanelli. ,Ilre pushed on that evening with the advance of the marines and Italian levy; and' got posses sion of the suburbs of the tawn of Leghorn. The extreme darkness of the night, and the road being neatly impassable, prevented- the body of the troops joining until ' the morning ; the mo- Ment a sufficient number had come up, in coin , plianee with •the Lieut.-Colonel's arrangements, the Italians occupied the suburbs and buildings close to the 'ramparts ; the marines occupied a position on- the Pisa road ; as soon after day-light • as possible, we reconnoitred the town ; Just as we had finished, and were returning from the southern part of the town, a firing was heard in the direction of the Pisa road, whe:e we. pro ceeded instantly, and found that the marines were at that moment attacked by a considerable body of the enemy's troops, consisting of at'least seven hundred men, cavalry and infantry, support ed by two field pieces ; the charge of the cavalry was received with great coolness by the marines ; they opened and, allowed them to pass, killing all hut‘about fourteen, who, with two officers, suc ceed in _getting through, but who were all killed or wounded, excepting one officer, by a small detachment of the Italian levy, that was •formed at the entrance of the suburbs of the town.— . After the charge of the cavalry, the marines in stantly closed and charged the enemy's infantry, arid lint them entirely to the rout ; they lost in this affair the officers commanding their cavalry and infantry, with about from two•hundred and fifty to 300 killed, wOunded,,and prisoners ; the re mainder retreated in the greatest disorder to Pisa, In .this affair my most particular thanks are due to Captain -Hamilton, who lam sorry-to say is 'slightly wounded, as well as to Captain Beale, of the Armada, who.connminded the marines as also to Captains Rea and Mitchell, of the America and Edinburgh,; to the, other officers, -non-commis sioned officers, and privates, all possible credit i s clue for repelling the attack, 'and putting to rout . the enemy, %vim Were certainly double their force ; the marines lost on this occasion, .one killed and seven wounded. , . The Italian levy, who were on the houses close round- the ramparts, as well as those in the ad vance, were indefatigable in their exertions, and their bravery was truly conspicuous on all occa sions. The e nem y -suffered By the destr uc ti ve fire they kept up on - the ramparts, killing. or wound '-ing those who attempted to come near the guns: It being arranged between you and the Lieu tenant-Colonel, that' we should re-embark, the wounded and prisoners, with our two field guns and ammunition, were embarked at twelve o'clock last night, marched off in the best possible order, through had roads, and incessant rain. I beg to offer my thanks to Lieutenant -Colonel - Catanelli. for his attention in pointing out Whit he wished to be done by us to forward his plan. My thanks are-due to Captain Dunn, of the Mer maid, for forwarding every thing from the beach to us in advance ;• as- well as to Lieutenants Ma-' SOD, of the America, and Mapleton-and:Leach of this ship, and Travers, of - the Imperiet4se ; and to • • A - t( st,tionett to A 11(AvitZer, fur their steady good condlict. . I• . have the honotir io be, 8:6. L. DUNb...iS, Captain Sjr, J. Rowley, MO-. Captairi of hif, Majesty's Bhip America. Retarn of Killed and froanded Seamen and Marines of his ittajesig's Ships fur Leghorn; Dec:•l4; 1813. .elinerira.hinws Moodie, Lieutenant, .drowned by the swamping. of a boat, on the 13th Dec. ; George, Whit e , a bl e seaman, titte ; :Ford, dble scameii, ditto. Armada.—Rich. Gorton, priv;ate marine, severely wound ed ,• 'John Sti e hl, litt o ,-d angerous l y wounded ; Robert Clark, ditto, sevrely,Womided. . ./•;dinhargb.—linia noel Key, private marine, dangerously wounded; Richard Wilson, ditto, severely wounded; Chris topher Robson, ditto, sliglitly wounded. linprtiode.—Williaiu Vaughan, private marine, slightly wounded. Rtziaboo.—elptain Hamilton, slightly wounded ; Samuel .Page, .marine, killed; John Todd, .'master's mate, severely wounded. Termagant .—Jaines Rowley, marine, severely wounded ; Robert Williams, ditto, ser;rely wounded. Total-1 killed, :3 drotened, 11 wounded. (Signed) . JOSIAS ROWLF.Y, Captain. E. F. BROMLEY, Surgeon. CROWN-OFFIC ~JAN. 22, 1814. Member returned to serve in this present Parliament for the Borough of •Alonnionth--Henry Somerset, Bsq. com monly called Marquis of Worcestei, in the room of Lord Charles Henry'Somerset, who • iltiS altcepted the-Slice of Go vernor and Connuander of the Forces at the Cape of Gond 'lope. BANKRUPTCY St 7 PEIISEDED. A. Jeffery, Thornforti, Dorset, deller 'n tattle. J. Gregory, W. Fishbortie, and S. Mappin, ShOieltl, cutters, B.ANKRUPTS. . - J-Ithillips, Tower-street, elieesenatinger, to sivrender Jan. 29, Feb. 8, an d M arch 5, at Giihlhall. Attornies, Mr. Noy, Mincing -lane.• • ~ •W. Rees, King's 'Mew's-gate, linen-draper, Jan. 29, Fe 11.12, and March, 5, at Guildhall. Attornies, Rowland and Cu. Gray's Inn-place, . . W. Hallett and J. Hardie, Queen -street, Cheapside, drug gists,Jun. 29,Feb. i 2, and March 5, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hindman, Basingliall-street. J. Fieldi . Soutli.impton-row, Mary-le-bonne, chef List, Jan. 29, Feb. 5, and March 5, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Shep pard, Dean-stret•t, Soilitwark: J. Thwitites, High Holborn, linen-draper, Jan. 25, 29, and March 5, at-Guiltlliall. Attornies, Sweet and Co. Basingliall-:, street. - . . - . . W. F. Bray, Broad-street, Carnaby-Market, auctioneer, Jan. 29, Feb. 1, and.Mar6ll 5, at 01Uldh:01.. Attorney, Mr. Melvin, ellarlott.:-stmet, Fitzroy:square. . . . • . . Jane Dean, ClAptsyn, linen-ciraper, Jan. 29, Feb. 9, and Nlarzll b, at Gnil.lhall. Atturn . o:s , ,'Alliston and Co. Free= snail's-culla, C4. , enliill. . ___ • W. White, 'fonbridge, Kent, common-brewer, Jan. 29. Feb. 5, and March 5, ;;t, Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hatton, 'llean-streer, Southwark. J. Han, FOnchurch-street, lace-merchant, Jan. 29, Fvh. IV, and March 5, at G n i:di m :L . A ttorney, Mr. Pasinore, NVarn ford-court, Throgmorton-street. R. Milbouru, New Mallon, Yorkshire, corn-faCtor, Feb. 2, March 4 aid 5, at the Talbot Inn, New Malton. tittornie, 'llerwin and Co. Great James-street, Bedford-row. J. Riison, Upper . John street, Fitzroy. square, stay-maker, Ja•19.9, Feb. 5, and 5, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr Osbaldeston, London 7 st rte.. It. Edwards, Great Surrey -street, Blackfriar ; s-rod, draper, Jan. 29, - ;Feb..l, and March 5 - , at:Guildhall. Attor ney, 11tr. Gregory, Maiden-lane, Wood-street. • F. Strube, .Cattle-lane, Wes'tininster, dealer, Jar': 2.9, Fe.'. 1, and March 5, at Guildhall. Atiornies, Rogers and Co. Marieticker- buildings, Westminster. J. Peplos- and S. Smallwood, Kennington-Common, coach makers; Feb. 2,5, and March 5, - at! Guildhall. ..Itturnev Mr. Pike, Gate-str ee t, Li nco l n ' s I nn - f i elds . , L. Gwynne, Borough, High.street, secdsman, Feb. 2, 5. arid Mara 5, at Guildhall. Attornks; Swain and Co.-Fre derick-place, Ola Jewry. . - . • W. Wilkins, Dorking, Sarrev, brandy-merchant, Jan. 25, Feb.s, and March 5, at Guildhall. Attornies, C.iregson and Co. Anzel-couet,Theogluorton-street. NIILITAItY PROMOTIONS• Trar-o . llice, January 22, 1814. Ist Regiment of Dragoop Guarols—John Nerohhard tribbert, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, ,vice Starb, promoted. • Ist Regiment of Dragoons-Cornet S.'Goodenouglito be Lieu tenant, vice Trafford, deceased. 3d dittoFafsign W. .Cartwright, froin the Gl it Foot, to be Lieutenant, without puychuse,.vice Stapleton, appointed to the 21st Light,Dragoons. oth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain E. O. Wrench . f►om the 38th Foot, to be Captain of aTtuop, vice Clerke, who exchanges. 10th ditto—John Cranston Green, r;erlt. to be Cornet, with out purchase; vide Turner, proffS,ted. 13th ditto- , -Cornet George H. Pacne to be Lieutenant,•yice Willis, deceased. To be Cornet—Henry Acton;Gent. rice Packe. • loth Regiment of Lig•ltt Dragoons. To be Lieutevallts—coroet W. ,Stewart-,- from the 6th Dra- Tim) Guards,. by purchase ;•.Lient. John Penniugton, from t7'..e sth Foot, Without purchNe. • 18th'ciittoLietit. , "thototts Prior, from the Ist hoot, to be Lieutenant, Vice... Scott, who exchanges. ilst ditto—Lieutenant W..D. Stapletim, from the Cd Dra goons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice French, appointed to the 18th Light Dragimkt. 23d ditto—Major P. A. Lautour, from the 40th Foot, to be Major, vice Moore, who exchanges. lstßegiment of -Foot Guards. To be Captains of Companies and Lieutenant-Colonels with. out purchase—Captain and Adjutant, George Fead, vice •,Martin,ikilied in action ; Captain Charl,es 1 ,omas; C;ipt. Alexander Lord Salt onn : C apta i n J. Reel-e. To be Lieutenants and - Captains, without parch' se—Ensign; R. •W. Phillimore, vice Thompson, killed in action; L. A. Foz. vice read; Ensign Hon. Orlando Bridgernao ; Ensign ThomaS Starke; Ensign C. P. EMS; Ensign J. Simpson, vice Thomas ; Ensign Augustus Frederick Vis count Bury, vice Salttiun ; Ensign Edward Clive, vice Reeve. To be Ensigns—Sackville Walter Lane Fox, Gent. by pur chase, vice Pcnruddock, prchnoted.' Sainuel Long, Gent, by purchase, vice Chambers, p romo t e d . F re d er i ck Sotheby, Gent. vice Ali promoted: Hon. Edgeconibe; vice Fox, promoted. Geo. Fludyer, Gent, vice Lau tour, dead of his wounds. To be Adjutant—Captain Charles vice Feail. • Coldstreamilegirnent of Foot Guards. To he Captains of Companies, and Lieutenant -Colonels, with out purchase. Captain F. M. Sutton. Capt. T. Gore. To.be Lieutenants, and Captains, without pUrchase—Ensh;n John Mills. • Ensign John L. Blackmore. Eiisign • W. Grimsted, vice Sutton. Ensign B. Hotharn, vice pore., 3d Regiment of Foot Guards: To he Captains of Companies, nod Lientenant-Colonels, without purchase. Captain Douglas .Mercer, vice -.dead of his wounds. Lieutenant-Colonel the Hcrnotirable Alexander Gordon. Brevet-Major Charles Dashwood. To he-Lieutenants, and-Captains, without purchase—Ensign Charles Han, vice Mercer; Ensign C. Sandes; Ensign J.• .11. Stapleton : Ensign C. 0. Prendergast, vice Gordon ; . Ensign R. F. T. Cumberland ? vice Millwood. To he Ensig - ns—Diglay Murray, Gent. vice Hall; Robert! Henry Russell, Gent. vice Holbourne ; Hon. George nson ; Frederick Walpole Keppel, Gent.; Randal Gossip, (stint. vice &Hides ; Thomas Wedgowood, Gent. vice Stapleton ; Whitwell Butler, Gent. vice Prendergast; Andrew Cyutts • Cochrane, Gent. rice Cumberland. , To be Adjutant, with the milli of Lieutenant and Captahi; r•ieutenaut Francis Holtman - lc, vice Wats:Zur killed in - action. Ist Regi.‘ent of Foot Lieut. E. Scdtt-, froth tke Mai Light, Dragoons, to be Lieu tenant, Oct, Prior, who exchanges. Ensign U. B. yigtokes, from the York Chasseurs;tobe Etk sign, without purchase, flee Al'lNichol, deceased. ail Ditto. -• To be Captains of companies with Temporary rank—Cap tain Charles- Haselfoot, from tLe West .Esex Militia ;, Capt. William H. Hasselfiiot, from the West Essex Militia. • TO 'be Lieutenants, with temporary mak—Lieu;. Thomas Sehborne, from the. West Essex Militia; Lieut. Fleury Dennis, from ditto; Lieut. Julio Wallis, from ditto, To be Ensigns—Ensigns J. B.• Kingsbury, from ditto; and Samuel Blythe,- front ditto. - 4tll Regiment of Foot - .- . -.-Capt.. Hon. R. Plunkett, from the Staffordshire Militia, to. be .17aptaiu ui a Company, with tea/punk rack.• To be LiciatenantS; with to - anoi:a1:)- Yank.— T,;eutt ander Daniel, frOm the Stafford Militia; and fruit) dittj. TO. be Ensigns-Llieaieninit4 Etictar Newton,.from StafO ri • Militia; and Thomas E. 11. Holland, froni ditto. , sth.Ditto—leaptain Richard Warner, from the N•n•th Militia, to be Captain of 'a Company, with tempdrarY raP .) TO be Ensigns—Lient. Charles Pi c k er i ng , f rom the it' s o ' r , East Middlesex Militia ; and AdamFokett, Gent. by - chtise, vier. Huish, Veho retires. • 6th ditto—;Gentleman Cadet Thona§ Carnle, from the 11 - ° •!,. : 4 Military College; td be Ensign, withodt purchase, Lynch, who resigns: 7th ditto—To be C a pt a in s Of ColttipaOl6--C4ptiin e' c if Dixon, froui th e Cambridgeshire Militia ; with tenipo',.`' e j rank ; and Lieutenant Rikdiard Hacktt, vice Cotton, d' of his worlnds. To be Lieutenants-Ensigns J. M. Stua r t, .frOm the re giment, rice Racket ; and W. Long, froM the Gsd • by purthase, vice Erskine; Who retires. Bth ditto—Assistant-snrgeon Charles Waring to be !" - •teg -° rice Hacket, promoted oil the Slaff. 10th !into — Hospital-Assistant Hugh On to be Asi s '"' Snrivon, rice'Pritchard, promoted.' 12th !iittoEusign W. Dainzy, front the Wexford MI to be Ensign, without purchase. 14th ditto—Lieut.-Colonel, the HMI. Jame. Stcwart, fro s t . the 7th West India r e gi me nt, t o b e Li eut.- C olonel io purchase. To be Majors, without purchase—Breret Major W. Perot from' the; Nth Foot ; and Captain J, Keightley, font 33t1 Foot. . . •• cc 4 Ts° he Captairs of Companies-=Lieutenant A. B ro wne, v. ; Waller, exceased ; Capt a i ns Nicoll, from theSt'd i t ,t Militia, with tempor a ry ran k ; Joh n R obertson, frow Royal Westminster Middlesex Militia, with temrd, i : i rank , Gr e y Edward Bonito!), from th e N o tti ng h a to tin, with temporary rank; and Wal:Ros e ,'...f roi n- Foot ; Lieutenants HarCmurt Mort on , front the data l.4 ' ) and Itichard.Adatus„ from the 24th Foot. . pert To be Ensi gns , w ith ont purchase—Ensigns Fred er i c k (-' ° 'oo from the West :;sex Reed, froil' O - n Sth lkei'ou 16th Regiment of Foot—Capt. J. Bygrave, from the E' 15 , t . 0 ( ---sex• Militia, -tee be - Captain of - .a Corot:any, with toads' , rank. - - Ensign Darby Mahon); to be Liehtenant. frice Banks, appointed Paymaster. V 18th ditto—Snrg - eon %Vier. S,ilrllatl, frotn the 101st Foot, to Sur r icon, - rice Spence, prttunted on tire:NOE'. of t, 21st ditto—Lieut. Edmund Nash to be Adjuta..l, yiceStC , appointed to the . York ChassenrS. I' 22d ditto—Ensig n T. B row Leicester from th e • Ensign. • - co o 23d ditto—Lieut. W. H. Brownson to be Captai n o f a_ oth I I puny, with ou t purc h ase, v i ce • floss, ,app aini e d t o the Foot. Ensign --,,, Dolniage,,froni the Cardigan , Militia to Cowl Lieute nan t. o 24th ditto—Li e nt. C . B cnn i son, from t he I v t th Foot! j Litaitemant, without purchase, vice Mitchell appoint' the firth Garrison Battalion. , 26th ditto—;..!.si g n C. Barr to be Lieutenant, by poreb 3s , 07' 27th ditto—Lieut. Daniel H ogan t o b e Captain of a Co•''r • without purchase.', Lieut. M. de St. Hippolite, from the Foreign •Artiliery , t" Lieutenant. • withoar pure'ia' • 29tli Ditto. To be Captains (f Comp:1111e,, with temporary,ltanli --- ce tttin Percival Lewis, from the. N'ort h ' Hants- Alilitia;,,itiP tont Edward Jones, Icon, the Ist Royal , Ltincashire 30tli ltegintent of Riot—Captain Henry Flotd, f!,,M • Chasseurs, to he Captain of a Compiwy, without Zit vice Richardson, J resigns. 30d ditto—Captain ------- Thompson, fain th e 0 1 ' . ` 4 ' 0 1,1 • litia, be Capt a i t t o f a C'onipativ, with TemPordrY To he Ensign—Volunteer Stuart Mackay, without 1. , "! . " vice lititler,,ltilled in action. • 34th tltttoJ—Lient. liiclt. Hoventlen,- from th e C uct " ; Conaity Alilitia, to•be Elr.siga4, wi.tilont purcha se . • , 35th ditto—Lieut. , , S'n • • •Il f• ti toe Ist Royal nit I Militia, to be Littitepant, with temporary vault, 37t1i (nth,. 14(7 To be Ensigns---Ensign , M`Leutl, from the Nor:'o , o l ' Militia, and Ensign Robert Moses, froni the . 11•03 .3 ' inOreland Al I lift'. • Win' To • To be Adjut an t—E ns i gn Robert Crisp, vice Jones, (lei i c Vi` r 3§:111 ditto—Captain J o h n Clarke, fromt he 9tli t o goons, to be'Captain Company, vice W re nch, ..t . changes. e Tu -WOO,l, Gent, by. pitychase, t' ' , nee, promote,: arid Ekt:gn .Cuthbe r t Ut IV,stiortith witholit ptaprchiese. 40th ditto—t olo:l , A<lames Mocfi., fro : , goons, to be Major, viol! 1 atour, who '. 's To be Ensign—Volunteer ;% clo rice Cl . 1- • M u et! • et! in action. • . , 42d d xit itto—Lieutenant Alender to Ile C3o‘Psi of a Company, t•': , :e Stewart, killed in action. To be Lientenants—Emign Urquhart, '3 Stewart, and Einiign 0 :Nlack•enzie. To be linsigns—Voluoteer.D. 111q:rernmen, vice t ttbi • and Volunteer, John Malcolin, ft tan tlic Gth Om dun. A l'rovisiirial Battalion of Nlilitia.—Culonel Itichat tqUis ofilluckingham, of the P:-..ehs Militia, ili<tut L• , to be 1. 10 ";„ : ,_ , „ Colonel Commandant; Lient.-COlantl ditto, to be Lieut.-Colonel. •be Alaj ors , with p , ro . , - „ , 1 1 1 rank in the ariny—rapt. .J. It. Foger, from the and Cal)..att, from ti..l Lndia , A Pruvisfeflial Battalion . 01 . ceo, of the West Middles-es. T‘lilitta, to la! Lieut.-Colonel tjt.; mandato; 'Lieut.-Culotte' FLih er tr"'" 3 o ,o' Leicester Militia, to be hient.-Colonel. 'FO be iviajo',l' o ol pert fluent rank the ,\ tiny—Captai ti front tile 40th Foot ; 'Captain Charlei M. St. ~ 01-)th Foot. . I? t e' A 1 1 1'06.401.nd Batt a li on o f Militia—mei - 4611;d Sir T% - ;C O haunt 11'yttite,•Bart. of the Denbigh to be , ', sawn Colonel Commandant ; Colon e l .l o l in ditto, to be Lieutenant Colonelwith be nt .James Payler, from t he 5, - 2(1 Foot permane Army ; CaptAin N. E. Yathlii•gh, of id West Yuri; tilt • . Office of Ordna nc e, j . am. is, 1814. , Royal Regim ent o f A rt ill er y—Nlajor ,C. Gold to. lit nant Colonel, by augmentation ; atitt to be Major, vice Gold.—(fu be conti , .u:di _7' . . • . ii.iwi't-I. - , of ' a On Friday last, M rs . Gearge Betty e , a; Sluanc-it''' t ' daughter, _./ MARRIED. . .. On the 20th i ns t : at hirts . E .., ,e. ca, lIV 0 , 2 • Rev. .1. (" r,,,c1%. ~a John Br ',do- , —urridge, Esq. of Portsnioaih, Banker, to Cil ; .•,ior daughter of V otat i s fleather, or ttc place. • ,; Jo lj" On the Ist in'st. Mr. Liglitfo'ot, Ruclkesier, to ~ f f , 6ran, of Whiff:baleen. On' l'lirstlar last, at. St;;ltnnes's,tl)o.ll,-, W. AS - °' Rector of Sanilwieh, to Miss r%,, lo us w ! Samuel' Barlow, Esq. o f Jernlyn-sti cet, .J:te's• D. 10) On the 9th inst. atiSbee's Town, Kithenny, John Esq. late a Colonel in the Austrian service, aged 2 Y' • ` 4 l,'! On IVednesday evening last, Edward Wi 1/3 t :i per 1 1 / 4 ckeley-street, Portinaii-sqiiare, Commissioner Hey Ci•aehes, Bilis kers, &c. &c. and formerly Islajor iu liegimenyaged'sl. s ti Early on FridaY morhing, Lady Mary fiailiilton,s , " - viving datighter pf the Marquis o'fikbei-corn, 10i e Oii,atto-d a y morning, Ihntiel Nantes, Es • 0 ' -I• ' °' street; Fenchurch-street, ,iged 741 vears. • On tho,l,lth inst. at Cheltenham, after ten day " . ter Tonche,t,'Esq. Avot St. Lawreq6e, ilcrts, biter Commercial Reitleat at 11.inria'goe, on the Cis ti •2's ,trirt ment of the 11on. East-India ConipanY• O 1 the 9th inst: tat his house', I•Vest Nicholson'' ant .Etlinbargli, aged 75, Donald Smith, Esq. Banlier• ip welly Jail Provost 'if Edilib , 7t - gli.' 9 Ou the .2•lth nit. at Narbonne, of the wounds here` ttje t• the hattla of the. 10th, Major Graham Doo4 l '"' H a s Battalion 52d Regiment, third son of Will 1 - toog — • • of livigt on. „ it . 1 • 1!,/ On the 15th December last, Major Ma..-:‘Yell (LienteMilt , C.,lo - ucl), of - the 71st Regiment, stotof Esq. • of Ross-shire. 'Phis gallant () , ':,,,e 11 : J , ceired his mortal wound. engagement with t ii• 19.te' near Baymine, while nobly cheerintialid „ to char,ge the eneMy, and thus terinioateo hivionli'„l,oo> "a.gl . ia . . , i l o u i ) is k i i, l i t e -a ‘ i v tl h i i , il 7l ). u c ti and justly regretted hY Il i ' t6l awt all • .„,v { g'o" Li (I 1 W.irEit Al'' )N trs l4 Afornin::, 2 1 minutes after 4. I Evctiiiig, 5.9 31 ,sq' y LONi )()N l'iinte:(ll)v J.. B. 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