The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-20 00:00:00

From she 1.,()1V1J0.N. .Feb. 19, 18 a 1 iVar.Otfice, fi'et . .1 9, 18 I! ; 6th Regiment or yr.,g(), , iipCfituriui, I....utenant P. H. Golili to be aptatit ut a mop, by purctiase, vice Butler, who retires. 7th, Ditto, Vi'ham Kelly, Gent., to be Cornet, without purchase. Ir th Regiment of Light .oragoons, lohn Pitt Bunten), Gint. to be Cc(Ocr, by purchase. lath Ditto, l'oyiti,niter, W, Otway, from the 99th Foot to be Paymaster. vice Robbins . , who exchanges, tbtlt Ditto, William Henry Snow, Gent. to be Cornet, with out purchase. vice Lifillieb. promoted. 22cl Ditto, Lie.titenant Charles Rend 11, from the 3d Dra goons, to be Capt.in of a Troop, without purchase, vice Ilandasyde,•proinmeil in the Bth Light Dragoons. lA' Regiment of poor Guards. Major. Getteral Henry Warde to 4., I bird Major, vice Wltcthatn , appointed to the Corn. mand of a Bat tat ion of the both lout. , Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Isaac Patriot) Tinting to be' Captain of a Corn. piny, without nurch4se, vice Major• General Warde., En. SlAn Thomas brvoke to be Lieutenaht, vice °Tinting. The Honourable Orlando Bridgetnan to be Ensign o vice Brooke, 30 Itepw, 'i.t• of Foot, Charles Dettiord, Cent. to be Ensign, by Ferguson, promoted. 4th Ditto, Nl,jor Francis Brooke to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice V; t, h, deceased. Captain A. 0. I , attliCe to be Ma ur, Captain iiroAe. Lieutenant H.'l. Bellingham to be Captaiii is compaily, vice Faunce. Lieutenant William Kelly how tine 17th loot, to be ditto, vice 1V omi t tleceas. 01. Ensign William *Squire to ,he Lieutenant, vice Bel lingliam. 'fltornas Molyneux, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Squire. 14th' !Ana,: Lieutenant ThomaA Swor4; from Hall-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Stonebridge, wiio resigns. 21st !Mtn, Harry Pigett,'Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by lurch. e, vice Mackay, promoted. 2,;(1 Ditto, Second Lieutenant the Ontiourable Thomas foce. lyn to be First I.lCLlteliallt; by purchase, vice teche, who IVIICS. Robert Paulson Holmes, Gem. to be Second Lieutenant. without purchase, vice Jocelyn. Trotter, cent. to be ditto, without purchase, vice Tupper, who resigns 25111 Ditto, Captain William Hiitchcon, from lialf•paY of tue Eth t;arrison Battalion, to be Captain ore Company, vice ilainnunid, woo exchanges. Arthur Jainesson, Gent. to be without. purchase, vice Wishart, whose ap. not taken place. Oth Ditto, [olio Small Robertson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice 14er, deemed. 37th Ditto, Captain Archibald Taylor, from the both Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gibbons, who ex. 4. haiig,:s. 3410 1 'Mir, I,klitelliftit to be Captain of a Com• p tay, (1.,11.43,, Vice CHOW:6IIOr, wit., retires. 3 , jin Dluo, ~pr.t.n Witlialn Wits , ol, train the 3(1. Morison • hattahnn, to btl4....,,ptain or 4 Company, vice Voting, who ?, • 44th 0 1tt ,,, ki ( .,o;r d i Phelan, Gent, to be Ensign, by put clia-e. Vice I.J„ciank, proinoted. se w, C 410140011, t.;ent. to be Ensign, vice 57tti Uni , ); Nlti. Morten, Geot. to be Ensign, by purchase, v , L;t• nx, prornwe.l. • 64111 Onto, %.4iptnti L. Gibbons. , Trott) the 3710 Foot, to Pt olotalti or 14 1. onipany, vice Taylor, who excil: o Ge..t. to be Ensign, without parcliase i ' ir;cc Mak-F, yti ho rebigni. .63j I,, , ,timanr IC M. Leake, trow the 38111 Foot, to , too L'siptarit p.J1C;1.454. 1114.:C Wha ICI 406. . nth Ditto, I,4litermit Witiv.l:ll Cortyrighatn George, from the Tyrone Militia, to ISIS 7911$ Ditto, LieUtCliialt DitVi(l4oll to bu Captain of a Cuotpatty, viee Cuukiwy, itexciaie4. Uld • Ditto, Lieutenant Taylor, from the Tyrone Nliiiria, to b.:. k.rmigir. 9srli Ditto, l'hoinas Taylor Wortley, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by pub.:n.l4, TT4Vur6, promoted. sisitri Ditto, Paymaster tusepit Roboiloi, from the rub Light Dragoons, to be Poitstaster, vice Otway, who ex changes. road Leto, Entagh luhn D. Lysta, from thu itosetuntabn Militia, tube Kii4ign. ittkitt Ditto, Captain A. C. 11. Crauturd i from Half.payof ilia I..tc Lay c' Regiment, to be Captain ot a Company, vice G rove, vivo exchange;. ad Wei lutlia ReAitnent, Assistant-Surgeon Thomas Murray, tiom the sth Wcbt India RegilliCht, to be Surgeon, vitx 6144:1:451,11. Royal Vi,:gon Train, Cornet Robert L'Ektrarve, from Half. pay oi' to be Cornet, vice Spiots, Who ex. ‘t.ol, , sts, Battalion, Captain Richard Young, from the 35 , it lobe Captain of a Couipauy, vice Wilson, Who 100.1 , iJNOd sTAF Major (Angles Ahnilie, of the 4th Dra;oons, to be leputy Adjutant. general to the l orcea serving , in Sicily, wider the Command at Lietiteirant-Ceiteral Sir 101141 SLU4ri, (with tIIC rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in tiw A tillY.) vice Colonel Airey, appointed a Brigadier, General. _ _ ______. The King's German Legion. la: Regiment of Oraitootto, Robed Droegge, Gent. to be Comet. vice livisasen, who resigns. 4th dattalion of the Line. Enaign William )(detach to be LoiteitAnt, vice Sclttuter, deceased. The Duke ut Brunswick Oels' Corps. infantry. Colonel -- 7 --*Detnewitz (unattached) to be Lieutenatit.Colonal, vice !Coitus, de‘cased. MENl6ll4t4nuat. Captain Count 1)e tiessler, or the fluke of Brunswick's Corps of Cavaity, is superseded, being itbaelit without leave. The appointment of Quarter-Master Thutnas Bigger, from the Pith I.oot, to he k odiKis in the 112th Veteran Battalion, go owed in the Oasxtte of 'the sAO instant, his ant taken M'ar.o,ffice # a. i 6, att. i 4 West 1 , ttrtia Regimen', Ensign letln Anderson, (min the 7in West Inni4 itegiment, Iv be Lieutenant vice Nasl4 ticLeaseil, taut ,tetelell, 9+ T t, to bc ensign, Vica 'FLU:key, netelsed. • 3d Ditto. To flu ("JvtaitiS of Collipatiles without ptirch3te— Lieu. tcsiot , : C T. Frith, vita ASSiOtti, Lieu tetwit (.:Garth WurzUll, 110111 the Royals, vice titow;de- (teased. To be Lieutenant* without pert:hate— Ensign Thomas I#rne. son, vice run. Lieutenant Thomas Gordon. trot the gth loot, Vice li. Nisl)untltl. who retires upon the Half* pay fd the 44th I'oot . receiving the difference. A. tar. Im port, Gem. to be Ertilllll, vice J4OlOOll. 4lh thitte. Captain lame* Anton, from the Toth Foot, to be Captaiii.of a Company, vice Huxley, who exchanges. F,ningn ThornturPilaington to be Lieutenant, without pur. ehoe, vice Field, wk resigns. Thomas Workutaii,Gent. to be Ensign, vice Pilkington. sth Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Spunner, from the ssth Foot, to be Captain, without purchase, viol Downing, , itho re. l'horrias ritzGerald to be Lieutenant, vice Sutcliffe, deccaaed. To be hoaigii. orchase—Thomas Miller, Gent. vi‘e 040„5,, Julit tern Peckun, Gent. vice Fitz. Gerald.' 60 1 DAio, Maji j , jt t:':stir: to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without porch...se, appointed to 11w t fli kdot. Captain lobo Tate Vir'e Cantle. T o his captain* of L,o:yanits—Gaptuin Willi.trn Loftle, ti l ont tirk itiift Foot. vice Nugent, who exchanges. Lieu, te „„„ t G. Luster, vice Tate. Elisio Patrick Carton toix-iiieutenant, thee Leder, l'hointis Pliclam, Gent. to be fiititgit, vice Carton, promoted. 7th Ditto, Richard heart, Cent. to be Ensign, without put. saver; I/ICC ' Antic:Mort, ptohlol4l. St h Ditto, Captain Andrew nrowne, from the 77t11 Foot, to be Major, without purchaae, vice Fraser, appointed to the rah Royal Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant Alexander Pet tigrew, faun the isth toot, to be Lieutenant, vice tifacil,, mitre, whn'exchanges. Henry Glass, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Low, superseded. Royal Arlican Corps. To be Lieutenants without purchase — Ensign A. Rollo. tosign Joi n t Lnsign William Gray. To he Ensigns without purchase—, fames Anderson, Gent. vice atone. Mtn, Gent. vice Carmichael. CLERKENWELL SES,5lOgy:, . , TUESDAY, I'CBCUARY 19; . , .i fft A. pers o n named Marna, Wilo is a Flat eiiey, w:is inclit toff for violently areelliiiv.,. • )t'ii Goodetiongle a reewcieble-clieesentritipte ~i, shopsgateeereee, who has a countrY 11 "us ° 411 ; , ney, on the tett) Dec. let. - .. Of • It appear,, cl, from. the tesiitnooy of•lkirr, j .,, e eaeugh, that the prieoner wag 1115 next dtio l ,!*,, bout at °Hackney ; rind the; at hall-east foorp; ie the aftereoorron the day'above Seat a` 1i returned to his house at Hackney, and ti1i5nr,,,,,1 . 4 from his horse in his bird:-fried, he sa , v 'a SV riii CarPel;!,, there at the !Aline, who lives With the tCriei,lerrt , who had repeatedly senf him offensive ;eel:eel meteages ; that he Theo spoke 1.0 her, ';:ild nr,''' . „ he: fur haying sent such 'messages by l''''. °l l!ce alai d:rsired that any thing She 'Lai tc ''' l . t 4 . :: '°. Nhe might say to his fece. She eeive liiintl::4' sive language,upon which he used to kr sth; ,ti,' sive terms of reproof. She ituotediete:l t eliert oat'. d i mot ! Wilmot !" w Leo theprisoner eitie . ot% r a pick-axe, and immediately' Struck at; tle 11 0 1 4 0 tor, who' retired heo his Stable, Ned e 1 ., C 4i1 by the prisoner and the ceonem. 'fie 4,`vit til e ' t y cloth-, and endeavoured to keep i bear out, 1 ) 0 01 ferced it, pen. Wilmot again struck ;:it hue, the Pick-axe : the PrOsecutoreirdeiivon'oll'f, himself with a-snerll whip he bad' U. les P4P;O, fortunately arrested 'W.ihnot's arm, as he aikete,j other blow at hitu with the pick axe' I I ' ll ei 1 il l' farther, .th a t a lt er 'this, the erisoncr et:oll3'4l'o adion aeainst the prosecutor iti .i IM lte "" t o Court, to recover damages for an assault, l''',,y, this very transaction ; and he obtaine d ollif u') teieg dintages. ' ' • . ' hi T •. j ,e 0 0; ! , . s evidence was suppieted by th e !du° ' the prosecutor's :servant boy, who rvos preient: Sarah Amos, th e servant of the prisoner, .00' bj V ~ conduct this - serif& had Oti&inated, s"' '''''' t o ot'', master, was . using the pick•ase in eava 4 .' u oil.i' e i t garden o t d rl: l l l : ee i f n r Eg n, w g t a i a t i : l) t e il l : : : c us : e t t i traverser all , v a t e g l r l : l s l i e t n r s ( t i w 3, E. Y i e r . it, he I , ( 1 01 1311} ;: h : 111. 1 1: 1 1 ,e ( 'j .i sr it ti : d :' tor's h orsew h ip. That the. rosecutor ''Hier , thrust his horsewhip into her face, aril I.' , '''',; 0 1 4 came out to provocation, ler. rvt°eati3ni and 1 , 1 e: ii : :1 1% : prote fli rt" Air. NI AINW AIIING sninineri ep . sOe" 1 4 se , ILI Jury, who i g u n d t h e pri s oner eieu I te-e- lens senteneed tri one month'ii iinPrisonmeei in t. .. .4 of Collection, and ordered to hod steetioi'',; peace -fo r twelv e mon ths. - e dicii il 9 A gentleman,.named AleicatA " vas " . t ioij".' l ffi assaulting fuur p eace : o cers, otererl PI v 1 et Ilattisden, Crouch, and Joseph Towsel'a'lieto 'execution of their duty at .Covent-ff,31311' ;I, on the night of l b, old o f o,*;teber I :. I ' . , ' ' i te `ot''',i It appeared from the evidencii, t:-. 1 e,i l ;' cers were.ealled by one o f the box-!.. ' le:. '''' .sorne disturbance whi:h. had eel ~ :: ; '. I tio h i :y ; e u f ,h t .o h s e th U e l y - rp t e .o r o c n i: j •e j. le or :e i ti t: l o:7 , i: there ehey'stiw a wo:nan ef te : .' ell doWn by another worano of , Lion, named Gordon:, wl - so hail i P uo ar is t e ° , f. to th b e e l h i a t) t t ' l e ge (t ' t "e ii 'h r l ii lt ot ' s e..4.t.: l . ' e ' fi m e e e s r t s. i ;e m r; d i e e s c t iut a ir n e d abusive d by s,, ‘,cr l a tt i ng o e r . I :. , t : ; ' • ,••,;J : . 1 ; struggled out. d pull her flownr'h y s -ei t 9 ; ‘ t i i s s e , d s e ' l l t i nl e duec sr ii i iA'j il i° at u t tr e he r ': i d)::':: '' 'T'.''' ' '' cried out murder I Mr. Metcalfe iiVi l ' '. ' '; sired the officers not to ill-rise the won' , knew her well, and her mother for Co' Y . ,,, he would take care of bet, and sec er i :,',.'iii•'"' : officers said they did not W ilt to l'''''''e-, tar, to put her out ; and they Were entleaeoll";,j-el caos: mu o nu / sdtmioaßecin h djyy e ii ; ptst:dl M ovo r.T ati e u r o c:rtt o e r again inte rterL!'l , 7 l'at r''' ll e daain the fellows, wha't do iheY "" .. e i e P!.e l Y eti gi a iv b e lo C w ro o u n ch t ' h a e sttohroutan,ciii) ,(:)11111,11,,eir:;141 doing their' duty. Mi. m et ealte 4 ' 5 ' sil' eo, ancl COu Ill y " L i ; )th C e r r ve ca :: ): ; :r . :e;lliketll:l4.. 'house, . - e ' '' ' t hat P tnx A ica G , entleman Ta . , namecMadden, • 4 ; 1 0 Was in the boxes on the night 'above 51 a lt s be !ale saw the women, flatbed Gordon ; th' it -- :t,,•" y el net.; used the vilest' language; and;th°L /0 r ot,oi were doing their duty in eticieevolltittg,. 4 0l vi 0 and behaved in the Most otitr,'.. t i e iP Cf ol out, in comphaee e w ith the r egueet 0 1 '''' L i . eteli i audience,-; but that she resisted with, Pct.', 0 , 0 ,, that five constabli.s could SearcelYge t bel ) 01 0 I' 1 Pru t ' l i d ° did not observe the prisoner di' twf 1 i lin c g o ' r,, ,0 manifest much zeal to extricate the wu. , - .. 0 '3 0.i''', 4 1', I. _ Mr. ALLEY addressed' the Jury 3 . 1 ~ ,,,i, ri) . i., c le n i t ) ::: n a t: t h in e s h i al i f: ii r r : his client ; 81)(1 °1 r : o ' 1 ti'' iC whatever Nlr. Metcalfe had really dol' e `. l " l i e , 1 . 1 1) ; c weollY " 'ette• i e t a-eee sci p lu: tr ec l i : lo i el a nd i ru e : s b()'l( w te'iii: h :ea o dsnfi r d e llt se sci: r ilu t li tsirul t t: o tiditilla t Yalt l b i c e :'7ilßl? o s: : .lll:; ' e-ellir o 'it: i t i iebe.) l . . ' , : ; : ' ;:'l ' :lell:° . : , . f : f.''j'l' arid insult the decorous' part of the 3 ''' , ,, c ett''. o f: open and flagitionS'profligates 1' ; I) ‘) a ' , 0 i I V e 'i, i 'l women of the frame but merely fr°'" '',,,te Y;1; humane and manly pity for are i i " "l . l .;ei.t'';il i ' itfornati, whom'he had known three P-',: i e lee ee , virtuiers and respeelable life, but vo" ° i 'l l i pv" v et Yi4i.itu of sedudion, .and who Ite w e: ,fot.te: le. l c ' e l ( t n iio l ) :: . s . s; knew him, end called Mt. ALLEY having concleded his 4i ; e ;;;" 34A ]liri :mined in evidence, for the det°t e• '' 1 11,,ii . J .Iii° `% • tt nerned Flap, with whom the Pri,,,,,r ~,„o4:0 , tr anti another a d p aY ot ; h a e P r d G w en h tlon ec e l P t : P e, a til l e icd pec i'ii?ii;l4l o l,l. l )l i o ; ll 4.l4turb aPce which occurred doting t h , c ,,,e 11 , v .r, 0 and both of whom positively swore L'',,leori.i. tf.e Prisnner strike an o fl)r°4(..' ..it ° ' l ' Y the r 4 WI! • Jury therefore returned a verwee 01.-c or Th e produce of cotton ire ilic r •': l ` 1 , 31 Mn ggl:eat, and of so superior a ci at manufacturers calculate upon (P „ o f k:` ntages t be derived from tt OL P ' mercial wealth • lio►n"adicr J.hrr Ligtam, from the Royal Artillery, vice loy at York I aoi,ers, ti taiga lobo otolL.on, from the 96th I.okit, to tic Lietieeiwtov;(e. cic:..trasvki. A sistJot.. Surgc - on lathes li,..restoid, front Wit India Regi. tnent, to be. SurAeon, vise Caldwell., appointed to the Royal West India Rangers, Lieutenant William Harper to be (...aptain of a Comp.,:iy, vi..e Nllrtyn, Ensign Fre "trick de tlietnm to be .6 4 vice I larper. To be habigirs witimut purcha,,,- by rile Geht. vice Young; 4upmeLie.l, never having j , oned his Regiment. Ldward kitleitlMllollS, GC111: Nitu Lit:tton. • k ad Ceylon Itegiment. To be First I, ieutcnaiit vviinoyt port:to:A:— Lieutenant Ro bert Innis, from the 6th Viet India Regiment, vice Parker, promoted. Secoi.d ,T. W. Crastor, from the gsult Foot, vice ciiristian, appointed to the 19t11 Foot. To be Second Lieutenants without purchase— Berke ley, gent. vice I. Ile, protilutcd: Charles Bretton, Cent. vice Kirby, titsuitssed. 4th Ditto, Captain iticivird Kelly, Trout the 66th Foot, to be Major, without purchase, vice flail, appointed in the 89th Foot. Dillon's Regiment. 'Major W. Watson, from time 31st Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice I cr. ponelier, who retires --- Dionna, Gent. to be ,En : . • sign, without purchase, viLe•Verherke, deceased. ellasseursl3ritanniques, To bc Lieutenants without purchase—Ensign Biho rell. Ensign Win. Bari.cy, from the 9th Foot. Oet.iyius Choiseul, Celli. to 1)...! Enswi, vice York Light Voluhteers, Nlajirr Alexander Mac kenzie, Icont the 3611 i I ow, tU be Lielitenatit-LrAtmel, without purchase, vice Henderson, dci:eased. -- St. Albert, Gent. to be Elisio), witnout purchase, vice Schinalhausen, whose appoinitnent does it.t take puce. Royal. Corsican Rangers, Giovanni laatilsta Gem. to be Eloigu without purchase, vice Davis, de ceased. Sicilian Regiment, •Asistant-Stirgeon H. D. Coodsir, from the lltai Foot, to be bur6 , .:011, - viceCibson,apputtited to the sad lout. , . . tsC Garrison Battalion, Asiistant Surgeon I. ,lII.' Bartley, from the Meath Militia,' to b Assist.int-Surgeon, vice El more, who resigns. . ad Ditto, Lieutenant Arthur Fraser, -from the 4tli Gariisnit Battalion, to t i Lieutenant, vice Squair, appointed to the tath Royal Veteran fiatfuliotti 3d Ditto, Lieutenant Charles husteed, from the sph Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Copley, wiw excildoges. " 4th Ditto, To be Lieutenants, Lieutenant Doita:tl Nl'Donald. from the the Royals,, vice liigginT, oho exchanges. Lieutenant John Blundell, from the both Foot, vh.:e riser, appointed to the ad GOI4OII tLitt.llloll, ASaiitant. Sstrgeoo tlibbert, front the Huth to be Assistant-Surgeon, 6th Ditto, Cap tain Richard Maxwell, from the 73d Foot, to be Capiam.ol a Company, vice Valiance, WllO ex ch mites. To be Lieutenants, Lieutenant W. T. M. Ryan, from the 47th hoot, vice O'Brien, appuiutcu to tic !lin ltuy,.l ve• term Battalion. I icuteninit Adam It ogers,'frorn rh. ti;tlt Foot, vice Wilkins, win) excnatiges. .Ensign R. W. Gyhun, train the 4th Garrison Battaikon, to be l.tisign, vice Purharn superseded, lying ac,se,,t without leaVe 'surgeon John Ennis, nom the 14tli Light DragoonsoO he Surgeon;- vice, T.O Irv, who eat:hales. , 7th ioyal Veteran Batt...Won; Major Fraser, front .the Stir WcA India Regiment: to be Major, vice upon the Rctirill from no ; toot, to be Caplan' Company, vice Abra ham, ; . :!seed upon the 'Retired List. To na laieutelianis, l ivagit Jahn Tulloch,' vice Ar into n, placed upon the Retired List. Ensign. !) o gle) GarOliet. N4c. Earlaiie. Ensign William Corby. StItIlt:It011i, from tide lit Royal Vett:fall 1011:1 t rib , horn the Star En sign lk:uige Ounaldson, truth the t rill ditto. Ltisign ram SCallkatt, train C;amiton Battalion.. Tci r (,Curtin, fron t the sot h vice herjeaor Patru:k Courtney, twin the Rays, Military Asyldal i vice Gardner. Quarter-Master George Tassie to be Alljutaitt, with the .R.ink of Ensign, vice Brown,placed oil the Retivit List. (~?tiarter.ikiaster.Scrj oant C,corge Atop to be Quarter-Master, vice TaSsie. ilth Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain Wiiliam Pickering, trosti the 7th Royal. Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, Vice Keit!, deceased. 4urgeon Michael Balfour, from the 7ttt FOot. to be Surgeon, vice Ramsay. Hospi ral.Maie William Jackson to be .Assistant-Surgeon, vice Punka), deceased. . 12th Ditto. To be Captains of Companies—Captain Francis Zehender; fruiri the 970 Foot. Cavtain loOdthzoi Shunt, trout the tft ,Royal Veteran GarLiitier, Genf. to bs A.siistant.Surgeon. A Veteran Company to be attached to such Corps as may be sunteinal in New South WitleS. ' Captain John Britton, front the lead Foot, to be Captain. Lieutenant William Lawson, .from the load Foot, to be Lieutenant. Lieutenant Archibald hell, mom the 102t1 Pout, to be ditto. - Quarter-Master Chas. Wintosh, arum the 73t1 F,,ut, to be hubno. Royal New toundland t enctbles, Thomas Whelan, Gent to bo t:traign, vice unioght, promoted, fittEV ET. Colonel George Meyricke, on fi4ll-payof the moth Foot, to he 114,1jor.Gcoer.11 ►n the Army. Captain l'hum.v. Reitoe, of the 2.7 th Foot, to be Maksrin the Army. STAFF, Major Charles Broke, frnni the itli Foot, to be Permanent Assistaiit-Quarter-Master-General, vice Bathurst, who exchanges. Capiinii 101111 Young, from the 7fith Foot, to be Suit' Cap • tam at the Army Depot us the Isle of Wight, vice. Aran t rong, who esehanges. Entlgn Lewis Gtaltain, tram Half-pay of the 9th Foot, to be Adjutant of a . I(er:tinting District, with the rank of Licntl n.int, vic Wishart, deceased. Lieutenant lames Brewer, trout the tat Foot, to be Adjutant otdt lteeruiting District, vice Russel, who returns to his former I I alf•paY. HOS PI TAL STAF F, Staff-Surgeon William Pyin . to be Deputy Inspeaor of Hos tels. .' Charles Ferguson Forbes, M.D. to be Physician to the Forces, vice Nlacleal, deceased. Surgeon Walkei,liom the tat Foot, to be Surgeon to the Forces, vice Lawlor, deceased. Surgeon Henry G rasset, from the 45th Foot, to be Surgeon to till:lotus, vice Forbes. To be Hospital-Mates for General 'Service—William Col borne, Gent. rutin Hughes. Gent. • ;Gent. "1110111.1. Young, Gent,. Aricirew Nicuil , Gent. lona Eilrnottsithie Stewart, Gent. Robert kienry Bell, Gent. Wllltatn Itleallin, Gent. Richard Hewat, Gent. lames Cross, Gent. Alexander Mel•ville,Gent. ttillitrrt lack. son, Gent. . goblin Groin, Gent. john Langford, (-icor. lames Sampson, Gent. gobett an:3lmM, Gent. thus 1 . 116111011, Gent. ' The King's German Legin. rat Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant George Dag. man to be Captain. vice KieliewebeAg, tAbi4 Cor. bet 'rialto to be Lieutenant, vice ihn - ginanii. bet jeant-14 jor Siegemiubti Nudenthal to be Cornet, 'Mut*. Assistant-Sbrgeuli Jaxeph Ader, from. the ist Bat. Whin of this Line, to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice Wi‘);.e, Whose appointment . has not taken place. ist Battalion or Light Infantry, Capt. 'Lint Baran BUSSCIIek to t/O Major, wittt tritpor.ny Rank, vice Marini, promoted iit the ad Light Battalion. Lieutenant Lewis Cowl, to be Captain, vice Utitsche. To he Lieutenant*--Lnsign George Elderhorat, vice'Delins, who resigns. Ensign l'red.:iick tilenick, vice who resign*. Lnsigit Ferdinand SVllaaltlCr, vtce 1.11,41 - , who resign*. Limp Anton Albert, vice Cram pro. Rioted. To iv tiosigns—Gentletoan Cadet Frederick ,de Fiocke, vice I.:ldertiorst. Edward Stimialbautien, Gentiemao, vice Kletick. Crtdet•berjeani George lireyinatin, %qv: Schaektt. tar. zd Ditto, Major David Martin, from the Ist Light Infantry, to be Lieutcnatit-Coion'el,' with temporary Rank, vice Offeney, appointed to the 7th BattaLun or the Line, ist liattahott of the Line, Captain renerick tie Robertson to be Major, with temporary rank, vice Badecker, ptomoted. Lieutenant Andreas: Seta utter to ba Captain - of a Conipaiiy, vice Robertson. finsigit Charles iltinickon, to be Lieu. tenant, vice Schultter. SCRIPPS, South Molton,orreet, togven,r ifitu re, LISNVIN Printed by C Ak 1) HARRIS, or No. 4, Martlett.court, bow- street i anti Po; blisfitul by WILLIAM ARMI GER Strand, w ere A user itemenis, r or tau P aper, ettitt tor the waiter Arc' No.ta d Odt'P L at the Stm.OPFICAt, 3d Ditto, Major. Frederick de Sciilutter to be Lientettant. Ciilottel, 'with ientiforary rank, vice Ulmer:min, appointi d to the oth Battalion of the Litre, Captain Frederick de !Amerman, from the 6th Battalion of the Line, to b 4 Ma jor, vice Schlutter. stit Dmo, Ensign Augustus Meyer to be Lieutenant, vice deceased. I.leUtehallt Fredetick Anhwei:id, tr,lin the Garrison Company, to be Quarter-Master, vice Lich terveltten, deceased. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel William de Ulmenstein, from' the 3d is ittaliun of the Line,' to be Lieutenant- et:quilt!, with temporary rank, vice Alien, who resigns. Lieu. tenant J Outs de Flom to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank, vice Lutterman, promoted in the 3d Bat- . talion of the Line , . Ensign Arnold ViAger to be Lien. tenant, vice Horn. Quarter- Master-Serjrant Ernest Men• sing to be Ensign, vice Viiiger. 7th Ditto, Inspital-Mate John Stutzer to be Assistant.Sur -o.;eun, vice Sauter, deceased. Hospital - - Mate Philip Lange tieenaken to be ditto, vice Brugemann, deceased. Bth Ditto, Ensign W. Wilkens to be Lieutenant, vice Thal mann, appointed to the Garrison ulius Windt mann, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wilkens. Garrison Campany, Lieutenant John rThalmann,,from the Bth Battalion of the Line, to be Lieutenant, vice Arm brecht, appointed Quarter. Master to the sth Battalion uf the Line, The Duke of Brunswick Oel's Corps. . - Cavalry, Second Lieutenant Milers (unattached). to be Cornet, vice Muller, superseded. "Lieutenant Wilhelm Butte to be Adjutant, vice Diebel, who resigns the Ad., jutantcy only. Frederick Ohle, Gen:. to be Veteriary , Surgeon, vice Sanzernan, appointed to the Loth Light Dragoons. littantry, Hospital-Mate Jacob L c ibli n t o b e A ss i stant- S ur. pony vice It an deceased, MEMORANDUM. The appointment of Charles Wray, Cent, to be Cornet in the 13th Light Dragoons, as stated in the Gazette of the tat of September last, has not taken place. Ensign Carilifn., of the 4th toot, and Ensign Cyhon, of the 4th Garrison Battalion, who were supers...civil, its stated in the Gazettes of the ist h September and aith August last, are reinstated in their rank. The undermentioned Officers are superseded, being ab,,ent without Leave, 'ioz. Coldstream Guards, Surgeon Owen, 6th Foot, Lieutenant Reeves. tth Ditto. Assistant-Surgeon Taylor. 19th Ditto, Lieutenant Hallittuy. 3ist Ditto, Lieutenant Hum ble S9th Ditto, Lieutenant Chadwick. 77th Ditto, Lieu• tenant Bottotnley. BANAT yi• it IRS ENL4RGED. I. Rogers and T. Thomas, Strand, merchants; frpm rap. t 2, to idtelt 2, at ten, at M. •Ndrilon, Coult.tosm street, Wlniech4pel tailor, from ran. 22, 10 Nfarett 12, At ten, at R , INKRUI'TC. SUP ERS D Mills, liolywell.tarect, Strand, merchant. BANKRUPTS. R. Phelps and "P.' Pres 'ee, Newailiam, Cloticestershjrc, linen-drapers, to surrender Ma rc h 8 , at s i x, o. and April 2, at tvii, at the White Hart, Gloucester. Attornies, Mr. Chilton, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's Inn, London ; and Mr. Ward', Gloucester. R. Woolley..lane-endi Stallbrdshire, potter, March t 6, tB, arid April 2, at twelve, at the Roebu c k I nn , Newcastle. under-Lyme. Attornies, Mr. Ratbar,' Fetter. lane, Lon. don ; ,and. Messrs, F e nt on , Newcastle-taitl!r- Lyme. S.ll, arnand, Plynnoute, linen-tipper. ftl trch r, 4, : and April a, at eleven, at the Fountain Tavern, Plymouth- Dock. Attornies:, r. kadd, jun. Plymouth-Dock; and Messrs Drewc and.Loillarn, New Inn, London., I. Barber and F. I listen, Macclesfield, liquor. merchants, March 6, at live, 7, at ten, 'and April 2. at three, at the Angel Inn, Macclesfield. Attornies, iatr, Norbury, Mae cleilield; and'Mr. Sherwin, Great lames -street, .13eciforcl row, London. I. Holder, Kingaton , upon-Hull; tailor, Feb 27, 28, and, April 2, at - eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, 'Kingston ' upon-Bull. Attornies, Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Daw lon, Furnivai's I n n, L on d on ; an d M essrs. Cood and Gar,., and, Kingston-upon -Hull. W. Whitwell, Bethnal-green, soap-manufacturer, Feb. 23,' March r, •and April 2, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hindman, D± , er's-court,.Aldermatibury. I. Stott, Failsworth, Man c h es t er , cotton-manufacturer, Feb. 27, at two, 'March S, at twelve, and April 2, at two, at vie White Bear Inn, Manchester. Att , Tines, Mr. Bar low, Oldham ; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. T. Poster, Doncaster, .butcher. Feb. 25, 26, at three, and April 2, at eleven, at the Ram Inn, Doncaster. Attornies, Mr. Pearson, •Doncaster ; and Messrs. Bleasdale, Al ex _.. ander, awl Holrne, 'New Inn. London. S. Gosling, Bratnhall, Chester, triuslin.maitufacturer, March 1, ;, at four, and April 2, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Stockport. Attorney, Mr. liaddeley, :Stockport ; and Messrs. Milne and Parry. Temple, Lend On... R. &mut. Kingston-upon-Hull, and F. H. Payne, hum-street, London, merchants, Feb. 26, March r, and April 2, at eleven, at the Neptune Inn, Kingston-upott- Atrornies ' Messrs. Exley, Stocke r , an d D awson, Furni vaPi Inn, lArntlon ; and Mr. Cotsworth, I. Itlea:,e, Dover-street, upholsterer. Feb. 23, March 9. and April 2, at twelve, at Guildhall. Mimics, Messrs. Wctitl and Day, Get rard-strect, . Soho. DIPIDENDS. March ti. W. Fisher, Houndsditch, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. March is, R. Armitage, Vigo-lane, St. lames's, iron trmpr, at cleveri,,at Guildhall. March t 6. I. Roberts, Kent-road, stone-mason, at twelve.' at Guildhall. Feb. 23. Bell. Old City Chambers, winz-merchant, at ten ; at Guildhall. March 12, S. Healey, Liverpookmerchant, at one, at the Globe, Liverpool. • March t 6. D. Inwood, Lower Thames -street, colourni.in, at one, at Guildhall. March 16. W. RObilison, Debenham, Sufrolk, shoe-maker, at one, at Guildhall. March 14. S. Singer, Westbury, Wilts, clothier, at eleven, at the Angel, IVarrninster. March 23. 1. Oakley, St. John-street, West Smithfield, bedstead-maker, at ten, ,arGuildfiall. Mardi 16. I. Itoi)erta ' Dolefaur, cardigan, horse -dealer at elortn, at the 'flirceCocks, Aberllunvey, Brecon. March 11 6 S. Davie, .Lyine-Regis t Dotset, vintner, at ele ven, at the Golden Lion, Lyme-Regis. March 26. R. Parr,Watling- street, haberdasher, at twelve, at Guildhall. March 21, N. E. Robinson, liond.court, Wathrook, trier. chant, at ten, at Cu March t 6 C. S. Miiward, Bromley, miller, at one, at Guildh4ll. March t 6. 1. - Stecti,'Wan.. 4 4ll; Glamorgan, coal .:nerchant, at eleven, at the CarditrA rms. Cardiff: March r. S. N. May, Great St. Helen's, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. March 16 t. and E. Ogle, and I. Dawson, Billiter-square, illetelialita, at twelve, at Guildhall, CARTIFICATEA''. t;, Taylor, Sheffield, eordwainer. and Lee, Sise-lane, merchants. I. Btu rows, Mirfield, York, corn-tnerchant. I. N. Sinitn. Bristol, linen-dealer. I. Bull, Isle of Wight, corn-factor. T. t)ickins, Clupel place, South Audley-strest, D. A btx4lt, Powis-placc,Great Ormund.street,, insurance, broker. T. Bennett and 1. Chirney, Carlisle, manufacturers. 14. 'leech, Market -street, Hertford, straw-plat-dealer. Be. umont, Crossland,‘York, cotton-spinner. W. fliggins, Newport, Salop, stocking-rnanufaCh A. and I), Cock, Isiarshal-street, St. lames's, army clothiers. IP it ICR OF STOCKS , YiSTICIDAY. • Hank Stock, ias )10.dik Stock, Navy i per Ce nt 9 8 k India Hands, scat. 265. pt. 5 per Cent. 1797, 98k i i E sche .; per Cent. 83 8a 4 8 3 ()t q. Bala. ss. 7s. pr. i per t ent. lt yrillium, s dis. ett. 66i jl loalist 3 per Cent. 3 per tent. Cons. 65* , Ottto Ann. 6 4 - 3-16rhs Bank L. Ann. 17 13-6ths i Cons. for a2iir -bet,. b 6 65 1 ....... .....__ ____. ~~r , 41 '