The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-17 00:00:00

TEI JXPRESB, WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 17, 1855.

'lli die ;lowlier et the ulna% mdse bee rod
into the Dryad& sad • pester non The red
Mauer tho rims to the ISOM all bad • am-
pler ward ever the mewl% beed as • lever. TM
mind was tbsa as its ride, mad the Mad was
draws up by no MINI is the reitios la the sheen proderd.
TM so was preared as to the bellesies hod, actor the
forehead by the right am to pi • Inkr#lloB2 as it alrer"
to as.. Tee deg wee pissed in nil moo at 22 mister,
sad it roared so two eines. TM head was a little
twisted. TM mean appeased to re ID soar par very
Mask mad the petty who was to Mogi* it wee lees
oiled, sea he slam' a bids lair off, mad eat tbe Moat
owe Monde Mee tem* Os Meet. So was %I
yea
snood @hong the heir. TM ea t divided tee ,
sad wady senne beta lie wee holly a raise is
setting i• Tke salad's bead was broodeleess by doyen&
erre the bar away. horned to be themiag ilsfemd about,
sad ateoatlsd very vionatly, sad ite ergo georreded frees
re seret- The threat wee eat • and lime ader the bead
wasereed,MO Oa bo, red diesSerelsospetord. It
wee die IMO brawn I en rare was ari
road eat to sheer the bet er hank. The .last
cat, w Itiek &early severed the heed, was nide by (Moen
The last, which I our hardly wall a rut, but ea relies, was
made by Bryan& Two Erase elapsed hareem Meant
tad recad eels. It waggled f lour imisers after the
lest cut, awl the oared seer two riautes,, sad then Rey-
nolds cat mega* Is the threes, sad it straggled ray no-
leads Or throe Wanes, as it was aleipm Lauer trop Mart
ag eat The soled wet andel onas Mom At
lbrb, isi atm aim dames the teak of tbseareal Mend.
but few she whale Maass it kept drelatiag, sad during
that Om the astral seemed to oar_ peat pan. The
ant bare was forum Mauro killed • the essoud
was meek with a poleaxe (woe else real imording to
the Jewish node). I asked deem Lm mos, ad be re-
ferred no to the sorry, and said, Ore mos as of Oen
who cut WM. TM woad bullock we permed is tbe
way I have sees annals killed by oar Ma darbterast
ON blow beesght it dues, sad • led larded *pissed ease
into the bar, Mite Made tee mind sine* very Masud,
fer these mimes. it did she nem afro fiearse fro.
the doe it was Meek WI it wend bleeding after in throat
was eat

ress--ezemised by Kr. Belleatise—l did sot take par-
ticular sedge of the sue of the oz. It was slugs or. The
es that was peleszed wee, in my opisios, the largest.l
kayo several dines sees the palmate used for destroying
MS. I sever took asp sots of the time bolero they
were dead. It might keys boss Ivo er seven miasma. I
maaot say I ever saw ems then ink aims edam. The
ease is isimieted iste theIMM visa en gidenne has loses,
sad they twist it ghost. The ogees= teMilvallit
bat aothiag impend to the system of meters the throat.
It is quite elm to me that Lela g sonallelled whoa the
animal Is poles:ed.
Gems fleemes, as otiose etas Beelaip Ise tee Procee-
d,* of Cruelty to Animate, veld—l ms by Imes a farmer,
hatcher and jobber, mid desks is cattle. I iisompaaied
the last 'islets to Mr. Isreol's slaughterhouse le High-
street, Aldgete. The third bullock was hobbled, aid throws
ea its side. I sAieed the time it lay is that position. It
was for 13 inisates, with two ass spa It to keep it dows.
That was before Cohen sum to to out the throat. The
salami lived else abates altar the leeteat. It appeared to
be is greet &cosy, sad pleased about as fez as the rope
weeld allow. It appeared le lletwer seder a great deal of
',demist, and mirk s sat min Ow tie fret mit. Alter
this mend me Ns Weed Mewed new freely, sad it seemed
to he 'n Sins peat essay. lem familia with the SOMiIIIOS
seeds at wag, white would net ezened three miasma,
sad wee sometimes Marten. The whole blood would run
oat is els or eight minutes, bat as animal only suffers pain
about three snouts', sot more.
Cress-ezamised by Mr. Bellastine—lt is sight or nine
years amen I was is befeom. My say employment sow is
wider the misty.
Robert Morgan pee testimony to a similar effect. " If,"
said he "tie balluck is struck Isis with the poleaxe, it
will dei is about three mlasw. Os* blow is paerally
sulkiest I kill for oar owe people sad fee the Jews.
The salads stiffer a great deal sore by the Jewish system
than by eon.
Cross ezassised by Sir. Ballaatine—lt very ones !Dieppe=
that moss thou one blow with the please is gives. A bul-
lock must put up with it. I eau% say how essay blows I
have gives to an or. Is sheep the throats are est with as.
They are set Mussed. I asset say why it Is es. Pigs
bleed to death, seas they sad wiSh • mallet, some they
do set
_ _ _

—James Airiness, slaughterer to Mr. Israel, Akira% said
—lt taxes en as average, ea the Jewish plea, about Alton
minutes to kill a bullock; la the atoteaos way with a pole-
axe obese throe nisata. By the Jewish plea they suffer a
great deal of pate. 1 Dave area them kopek their harm off.
I honked down two ballot:ha today seek with GM blow.
Jobs Clarke, butcher, Rethstkithe, kayo been
is the habit of slaughtering from 70 to 100 settle a week.
I have amorally knocked them dawn with use ►low. I
have dome 100 together is that way. Three missiles or a
little awe alter use blow is given, and the ease is inserted,
!Wishes the missal; and by the Jewish geode, altar the se-
vering of the veins, U not cot spin, ids cm would take 15
to 20 minutes to di*, sad b throw's( Ito head about shows
that it sullen greatly. By the soosons mode a buUoek
makes a noise, as it life (lad ea soon as the cane was
Jaunted._

Dr. Edward Lloyd, senior physician at the Boyd Dispen-
=, ham been requested to whams We two
of slaughtsriag, end attended the slaughter-house
Oneerdingly. Oa the Bth October I saw fee bullocks ,
Iftieghtered on the Jewish plan. Is four cases it took sit
Misuses soda kali, bat there was a mood Maiden in each
ilea for. Is the fifth, is which no sewed inoidon was
MIN the time occupied was nine minutes and a half. I
listosion the bullock die is In minutes and a hell without
a stoma Widen. The mood incision was sot made by the
person lobo made the first. I believe death is amused by the
ems Wag into the spiaal curd 'satsuma:pasty. The heav-
ing of the flank and convulsions afterwards us the reflex
of the names by eschunotary maim. It is redwood where
ever there is a healthy spinal eord. Tim mode of killing
by the Jewish people is by no moans the most humane. A
redoes blow by the poisam would, I ham no doubt, Antes
the suffering. I believe the min would mess after the
blow of We pale-axe, and yet the missal would be alive.
Cress-extmieed by Mr. liallentine.—lt was funerly
considered that bleeding to death was an easy death. A
diffuses minim and priseiple now exist. I accolade that
a hums being or an animal dose met gaffer pain under
Microform, because a hasten befog testifies to toe feet.
I sorelude that he is not sensible el suffering pain. They
(oxen) may safes pain, but I do not say it is so.
Doctor Pavey, ph) sicisa and lecturer at Gay's Hospital,
said—l have seen several cases of slaughtering on the
Jewish plea, sad have observed that the general result is
that after the incision is made the bullock is throws into
very violent esombisos, whilst the bleed is issuing hem the
divided vessel eon tepidly. Afterwards • sort of eel-
lame takes gftwo fee about one minute, end the
flow et bleed ft Ism violent, cad they the ani-
mal seems to meow Its sensibility. There is a
qalveriag utter the nosey". The amigo time of dying
would be do sebum. One OM will four misatse tad a
half, aid one was atne raixestao sad a half. • blow oa the
head with a poleaxe, U driven into the brain, would prod's,
total nacoussiountess and the animal would no loser be
sayable of feeling palm. I think the gammen made of kill-
ing prodeees less pain to the missal than the mode adopted
by the Jewish plm. I think the rusimal doss not feel the
ems being inserted. Ido sot titian then is any direness
in the gamma" of blood reknit flows from the animal by
shine method.
Dr. Poised, of Ours Hospital, lecturer en anatomy, said
he hod seen the different. modes ef slaughtering, sad had
heard the widens, given by the other sedleal authorities,
and earistarred is the opinions entertakred sad expressed
by them.
Dr. Pavey re.smaised, said —I saw eold water thrown
over ea salsa after the incision had bees made about 4
=Mum, and the missal, welch wee before in a state of
appeeent iasessibelity,thosk the water off, and its eye @bowed
sensibility.
Mr. Bodkin hayloft stated that the 'dime of which
the above is the mahatma constituted the ease for the M-
OWS
liltspialleatine addressed the mart for the defendant,
after width,
Bir Peter Laurie retired with lb. Osedmes, the thief
clerk, and after ea Assam of ten minutes ruined into
smut. Mir Peter, is the tames of the Lord Mayer,
who SA been empanel to teem in the middle ef the
preilesiftes fee the ettmeding the Oenthei Alder-
um, tbsagem the Of dead= I have gime this
,sues so moth issfteidon m yiesedy guild, sad I must
say that the minims* bus beau very ftirly. Nothing
out he elitism thee the terms et the set of parliament
Tbo question baths* me is whether the mode of
allsonbneken aside fee Md, s demethed in the mi-
dmost wen, is oreelty within the of the ma
dm et the statute, whisk canes, " that f say meson
onsellin beat, iii-treekesee-defte, abive or mthere, or
ones gtheneete be madly balm, &head, ennedsima,
abused, wr nevored, my soder* every emit sande, Mall for
ivory snob edam heed a isms/ o
M." TMJ.wtehmsde g
P=age MOW, rel‘
Mess thinness. of deed, nod die prokihttien spinet bleed
is the Mamie law, has existed oboist 3,010 years • sad
table I admit that se saileftne eillopiden wII justifj say
leflielowthr Oh itaineKlael Of*** dile new, kas
bees peeved ft M Milked abbot In b ish
et el withth the
messieg of the set, midis was paned M prevent whitish
entity sad the inflistien of pain to Womb without a law-
ful sad justifiable ObjeSt. The Jewish mode of slaughtering
oxen is that adapted by every CUMIN' bather to
elsoghteriag selves, slimly, end pip, sad were 1 to UM
their mode to lardy* the came of amity no butcher,
whether Christian or Jewish, Nobd any ea his trade. I
*esti be interfsring wide the esillsaey sad used Malaise
eiNts.-rad, above all, manse lila ma= flaw old
ets en the WOO elf eertilleMill lsonstions,
=re epithe
are all beetled is worst m keg as they do set
invitee isreeek et the semen law.
The dodges wee Mewed by dusting
•

M. Arnim WoodisosliosZsd *Nub* et Porrlarlea-
PA low sesmosed he erlatalsily Mistake tire beset,
Immo sow* Aug ohm inim. ski ppogetty
'OSINOIN Ilklaalli kb SIMM
rap somplainst, a swirt•lvekb S.
m e mai wain. ism ibe
go7llllll'.‘d=l::=Var:raw.Vzl
toils bar roe ter. sod asp tinSurwmpaed go lit .:71
Whoa /04 loft tio:olood =Was=2l to Ito;
to thorvatee at 04•11 tbo to loam
to bar iibio to ter.
oirtlo7=l. 6 1".."'41.111. W Mr. Weed's.
, . Offoli ktf orbs vas Mee arms%
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iiatie was a esseiseed Alit, and had bees in prises eight
maths, bat eke added that Au had got his this( hosestly
ism
limbs prism.
Mr. Merlin) the Aid oink—Are yes a single wants t
C=l—.lfe, sir, I an married, bet my kuboad hr
is
bir. Weedis thes staled that whoa he supped the eels-
she repreesnted that she bad limd 18 mouths with
who she said kept the Joiners' Arms, in the
Weitsdeeter.reed,ml she brought a perses with her who she
said wss Mw Lovell. He moiled as steeliest ehereeter
foes she palsied Mse. Leveii, ha the sempidaest had
net less tamp weeks hi his unite whoa he peedmil ea
essaysses istami4 hint of hat Ins aanalar,
who've's be wad le the silitaties est Mosel with
the Is his home. They iseetrageted the sour
guile
Al abs admitted As mutest, of the Wan vow.
tose, Alia stead that she woe iessetiod ewe
tie lowest 'peg of AWN is Us*" tibiae epees ooff
depedsties ensieled A gelded wises isle sista.
dese lisemeides sod this paltaa tip Mon A their
e asst ekes these bumeide __ bermistall et silver
6ss Heir msslsW Ale is the shoe of drug% when is
base 'MAID septa to be gitem Ile bed trued her to
low kepi Weelmisises where he reffognised Amr of
Asessisee who had vidted Ms hoses while thebe sces-
*belt woo eervisg as barmaid.
Mr. Mirth said it was a very miens ante, to pet into
a mas's OW, under a fake chancier, sad Mr. Woodla
sight gin the esespleisant into enstodp for it if he thought
proper.
Mr. Wood's said be should have dose se, bat the Mope-
tor advised his not, es he was suable to lad the poets
who represested herself as Mn. Lowell.
• Mr. Mortis salted if the deisadaat had lost saythisg, et
if say of mho lisfse, is the beam belonged to him
Mr. Weeds said be genii set tell whether he had is..
webbed et sib There was se property of his ia the blow
but Awe twee wades of miss such as no servant AAA
map* pees% end he therefore thought they were the
peedem of robbery. His only object in resole( tibs=
them up am Verlag the ease before he sahib), so
Wise, et thle peg should be exposed, sod usdaimes
enthused solo* their pastime.
The MININISOM was ultimately disposed of, es the defendest
(ivied up As lens.

N COUNTY BR
Oar. 8.
BOOM GAM= VILA

• SIMMS 11311T1SCR.
news Bettie was charged with steals, three quarts of
front • Saki in Hilt-lase, the properly a Thankful
rys"t,sisriort gardaaer. Tho primmer bed bees clargod
jointly with three odien, two of whom, Henry Young and
Gawp Bettie, had previously be brought before Mr.
Bereard, sad sash lined 456. sad de. dd. cot% or 14 days'
ispiesament.
The soniplaisant elated that be Mw sons partite is his
Add groping up the potato.., and as going to the lower sad
of the field M found that they bad tied the potatoes is •
handkerchief sad gives theta to prisoner's He
treat towards them, when three of then raa away. Om
of them had ea • Mails: dress sad wee about the lame

Nacre ere theisiesaer, bathe soald ;;; s7reula;WS. the
man, bad he net heard hiss that maculae tell the poliesataa
he was there. His brother also said it was he.

reliaosnatale lola Berry Wood (N 0.176) said he ap-
prehended the prisoner co a arrow, whoa ho said he sad
his companioas had bees at a booties lit on the night of the
illaniamlons at Bouthinipta, and they got the potatoes to
put I. the ire to roast.
Policessorgeent rasa said the primmer wee a bed
eltaractor, and had hem proviossly coavicted of ail aim
ammo.

The prisoaer denied that be bed te do with
;skies the potatoes, saying went into the
Sad without kis having say**, Is fi milk IMm.
Captain Bold told the pbelliff this insgilludss were
deteratiaed to proems tamers and gam who bad property
of this deseripties. He had been previously punished
without effect die a like stesols; and it was a scandal,
while& then was piney et week kr basset and indastrious
lams" tbat sinuld be bosubd up en me • amis.
He banged Se~ rag wimp Pad -sbon essredstog depre-
dations to as easisteue attest, and the messes upm him
was that he be imprisoned for sir months. with UM labour

FROM rho LONDON GAZETTE. Tisidag, 0416.
WAR PRPA,RTMENT, Oar. 16.
The Qum has been gruiosudy pleased to give orders for
mutating His Butlisasy Le Couto Vanua, Marshal of
FranOlie to be en Honorary Member, sad General James
Musses tolls aa Ordinary Member, of the Mlitary Division
of the First CI. as' or Knights Greed Crate, of the Most
Hentruable Order of the Bath ; Ms* Osassel Hugh
Hoary Roo, 0.31, bus Risfeety's Military Clemantsleser at
the Had Cleating ef the !Nash Army is she Bestizell
81110rdiaLL et*. Military Division 'lithe
Clue et to Oatausaisre ; sad Lleatessat.Colessi
Islwerd Olesseneat. her Majesty'. Military Co..missioner at Paris ; Lleatenaat Colonel the Hes. Bt. George
Gerald Foley, her Msleety's Assistant Cenuaissiour at the
Head Queers of the 'tomb Army La the Bast ; sad
Lleateasat Colossi John Linter' Arabia Mussoss, her
Melessy's Military Cosausheifter at the Used Maarten of
the Turkish Army in Asia, to be Ordinary Reuben of the
Military Divines of the Third Class, or Coupaniens of the
said Meat Honourable Order.

BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Oor. 16.
Tito Lords of the Committee of Privy Coattail for Trade
have weaved • e.sopy of a deNpstah from her Majesty's
Miaistor at INeekbelm, imamate a eopy of a mid deem,
temporarily interapdag from quarantine foreign vessels
&trivia' in ilwish poets.

WAR OFFICE, 007..16.

Rogimeet iiiDrsgeon Geards—Lieutenaut George
.4artilaw to be captain, by purchase, vies Morton, who
retires.
ik Light Dragoooa—Liestinnot C. A. G. Browns, to be
eaptalswithout purchase, vies Marshall, deosased ; Cor-
net Z. W. Blacken to be litutenast, without punkas*,
vies Browse.
loyal Artillery—Sand Copal' Charles Neville Lovell to
be monis. Mee Pitaroy, died of his wesnds • Lieutenant
Robert Henley Riskin' Rowley to be mimed °span,
vies Lovell. The date* of peeeotloa of the undermen-
tioned Anon to be altered as follows, via., Captain
Smarm B Gordo', and Snood Captais Frodorie Loud to
&ptomain 11,1856 Copula John G. Boothby, Second
Captain Monads, H. Murray, aid Sicced Captain Joha
A. P. Adams to September 18.1866 ; and the riesaraissions
of Captain Matthew Bligh Fordo and Snood Copts*
Reginald Henry Champion to be dated August 18, instead
of ♦agues 17, 1866. Lintenamt William Goons' Le
Msaartar to be second captain, vice &actuator, retired es
Royhaldfremen_
Lieutsnain George Realm to be emend
:eat oiset Fat—l Arthur
rPasa Smith,
7thas Charles 8. Cormsway file
Beshmant, widest purchase ; Fitsmarmse Beensionik
psi, to be songs, without plumbs'', vies Ceuelog
the list Ckalttss name of Limitation Waller,
adjutant en 4tather 9, 1866, is George, and not
90r V/11111.184.1Proderiek Field, gent., to be Pails,
without
nth illeelEptaia Marge Mimosas to be mice, without
Llog=des Crawley, who retiree upos full pay. To
without purebase—Lieutemaat Francis Pad-
held, vies Brevet Major Chapman, died of his wounds ;
Lieateaant W. 1.. D. Means. vice Stemma. To be Lien-
tisanes, without purchase—Ensign W. D. Mans, via
Padfield; Emiga Roo. Adolphus B. P. %Igniter, vies
Meares. To be Lieutenants, urchase—Ensign deorp
B.DaMe, vice Warren, promo; Ensign George Getbia.
vice Rothman, who retires. To be Ensign, by purchase
—Robert Blount, gent., nee Gethin. To be Ensign,
without pure/tase—Fredmick Augustus Ramsay, gent..
vine Verekter.
22nd Foot—Gorham Paliner, gent., to be ensign, without
paroling.
23rd Foot—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensigns
Edwin Unarms and W. D. Blossom*. To be Bosigce,
without probass—Lieutenant J. W. W. Costley, from
the Royal Booth Gloucester Militia, vim Utterton ; George
Packs, gent., vice Blossoms.
27th Foot—Lieutenant Chrietophilas Gantoo. from the 98th
Foot, to be lieutonast, without purchase.
28th Foot—Napoleon FitaStabbs, gent., to be Paige, by
purchase, vies Kingsley, promoted.
29th Footaptain Frederick Edward Sowell, from the 81st
Foot, to Utopian, vice Tomei:by, who exchanges. To
be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign Warrington
Taylor, vise Han, donned; Ensign N. P. Ledgard, vise
Taylor, when promotion on July 27, 1866, has Pon can-
celled. To be Basins, without purchase—Ensign George
F. Hart. free the 40* Foot, vice Ledgard.
31st Foot—Lieutenant Hubert C. Gould, trout the let West
India Regiment, to be lientenaat, via Fitereaurice, who
exchanges.
33rd Foot—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Eaigas
Richard Statham), R. L. Bailiff, and It H. Roberts. To
be Bongos, without purchase—James Maltese Shiptoc,
gent., vice Statham ; Marcus Lynch, pat., vies Bayliff ;
Frederick Reston, gent , vice Roberts.
40th Foot—llanmel Roden Handy, put., to be ensign,
without purchase, vies Hart, appointed to the 29th Foot.
41st Foot—Major Robert Pratt to be lieutenant colossi,
without purchase, vies Eaten, killed in action ; Captain
R. 0. F. Steward to be major, without purchan, vies
Pratt.
43rd Foot—Ensign F. G. B. Glover, to be Hermann, with-
out perobses, vice Grose, dot:eased. The surname of the
lieutemat pernoted to captain on October 9, 1865, is
Odell, end not oolvilieLasreviou previously stated.
47th Frm—Lintenamt Thomas Palmer to no Adjutant,
vie* Boothooos, proutotod.
48th Foot—To be Lientenaots, without purchase—Ensigns
J. Rawlins, G. G. G. F. Piggott, H. J. W. Wilkinson,
and L. de Montnereacy Prior. To be Lieutenant, by
purchase--Ensign C. Campbell? vice Hon. R. J. Hand-
owl, who rode's. To be Ensigns, without purchase—
Henry Theopbilus Shopped, gent., vice Rawlins; Charles
Henry Chauncey, gent., vies Piggott; O'Brien,
gest., des Wilkinson.
49th Foot— Ensign R. F. Burrow's to be lieutenant, with-
omt purchase, nee Michell, whose promotion, without
purchase, en October 2, 1855, has been cancelled.
66th Foot—Easiga W. F. Ls Pon Trench to be lieutenant,
without purchase, vies Young, whose poinotiou, without
purchase, on October 2, 1856, has boom ormelled.
82nd Foot—Ensign John A. Chipelodell to be lieutenant,
without purchase, via Eager, doesand.
in
81st Foot—Captain Valens Taphy, from the 29th Foot,
to be captain, vice Snell, who ezehsogea.
83rd Foot—Ensign G. W. H. Wardell, free the 28th Foot,
to be Pans, without purchase, vies Colthorst, promoted.
84th Foot—The name of the ensign appointed on May 14,
1856, hi/. B. Maclennan, and not J. B. Manama, as pre-
viously stated.
86th Foot—Captain William Williamson to be maj.or, by
punkas*, vise Massy, who retires; Lieutenant Charles
Wells Hogge, to be capon, by purchase, vice Williamson.
88th Foot—To 'be Lieutenants, without porches—Ensign
J. D. G. Dedgio, B. C. Mallet, sod M. IL Woodard. To
be Ensigns, without purchase —Emig& Douglas Nichol-
son, from the Sligo Militia, vies Dodgin ; Quartermaster
Edmund de Blapiere, from Westmeath Rifle Regiment
of Militia, vies Mallet.
90th Foot—Lieutenant P. A. L. Phipps to be captain, with-
out purchase, vice Vaaghaa, killed in action; Emigre
James Barr to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice
Phipps ; Henry William Hassard, gent., to be ensign,
without purchase, vies Barr.
92nd Foot—Lieutsuant G. P. Drought, from the 82nd Foot,
to hemp** without purchase.
98th Foot—Lieutenant ()menus Lowry to be captain, by
parches', vise Hos. L. W. Millis, appointed to the Ride
Brigade; Ensign John Whiny to be lieutenant, without
punkin, vise Gandy, appointed to the 27th Foot;
Lieutenant William Cameron Geddes, from the Edinburgh
Artillery Militia, to be ening without praline, vies
Whiny; Alfred Edward Cookson. get., to be ensign, by
purchase, vies G. Irwin Thosapsoe, promoted.
97th Foot—First Liermosat Richard Butler Hamilton
Lowe, hoes the South Tipperary Militia, to be assign
without purchase, vice J. B. D. Hill, promoted.
let West India Rogintont—Lieutenant 0. R. B. ?earmark*,
from the 31st Ftot, to be liestimant, vies Gould, who en-
&sages.
West Indiaßegiment—Staff Sergeant Major Thome
Dana to be wage, without patehue, vice Morn*, ap-
pointed to the Caps Molested Rifles; Sergeant Martin
Doorley to be quartermaster, via Grant, appointed pay-
master 41st Foot.

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BRITISH GERMAN LEGION.
Henry Barren lircaol•y, E.q , to es impaseter.
UNATTACHED..

Captain sod Brevet asittenaZEuTonel the Bon. Frieda
tam, 16th Foot, to have the enbetantive rook of
major, conformity with the Royal Warrant of Oat. 6,
1654.
Lienteseat J. Theodore Ling, from the 14th Light Dregossa,
to be captain, by parabola*
Liesteneat Alexander Ititetrey, from the 9th Light Der
goons, to be captain, without porolteee.
STAFF.

Paymaster Alexis Corearaa, Mu pay 46th Poet, t. be pay-
master of a depot.
William Sammerileid, Esq., to be paymaster of the But
India depots, at Chatham, rim Masdosaid. who retires
•pea a military aortae**.
HOSPITAL STAFF.
Acting AssiMsat Servos Airzsader Stewart hie bees per-
milted to meta his appoistmest.

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