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London, England, 1821-08-06 00:00:00

FOX'. AQUATIC GAM BROON
CLOAKS, the best of which are warranted sever to
get wet through whew prep* made op, are Mies 20 per
coat. owing to the locresessi Importation of the Mohair, sad
may be had of on the priocipti Talton. or purchased of the
Patentee. stamp( on the back *G. POWs PATENT GAM-
BROON," No. 10, Kist/400N, Covent-garden, opposite
to BeiloriLstrret.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

IVar-Qfce, August 3, 1811.
The Liaa has been pleased to appoint she assileamsestiesed
0111-era of ths East India Company's Facers, ita take rank
by Bre'vet. is the Army. in the Fast ladies only :—Cess-
ialosioas to be dated Jisty 19, 1991.

To be LIEUTENANT-GENERALS In the East bathes.
Major-Generals Jolla Mackintyre ; Heavy De Castro;
Bennet Morley ; Sir Dynes Marshall, K.C.B. Sommeel
Bradshaw • Sir George Wood, K C. 8.; John Haynes ;
Robert Mackey • Sir Hector Maclean, K.C.B. ; Andrew
Anderson ; slid Charles Boye.
To be MAJOR-GENERALS is the East ladies.
Colonels John W. Morris ; William Atkin • MOWN
Hayes ; Thomas Nguyen ; Joie Skelton; Geurge Hew.
bury Pine; James George Snit ; HikVailtUO Hall;
Barrel;tells sod George Dick.
Te be COLON EU is the East
Lieotenset-Colonels Andrew Matalowel ; Jules Heaves@ ;
seal Robert Lewis.

Ts be MAJORS is the Bur ladire.
Carle* 000. P. Illstleae r W. G. ; V. W. C.
emu; W. S. Miele ; James Ferris; W. M. Relierema ;
WRliew Merriam Erivaiiro IL Relleeis j 011110111111 'ee-
rier; Felix V. Rarer; JAN Rodber ; aad Aegean'
T. Wawa'.

Ist Resew/teat of Life Goards—lifejoe Heavy Frohlich
Cosoptoe Cavendish, from the Ilth Light Dropout', to he
Nejur and Lientreset-Colooel, by rentiiesea, vire Lygooy
promoted in the 90th Foot—data July 1!, 1891.
Rogge Arthur Robert Comae Newburgh, from half.pay 60th
Foot to be Lindeman., vice Nathaniel Trysts Still, who
rich:mien, receiving the dilienotee between the fall-pay
of Infantry and the full.pay of Life Gusrdo—July 16,
1 84 1.

3iiteiiment of Dragoon Guarde--Liesitenant Robert Ro-
berts Wilmot, from the 4th Light Dragoons, to be
Lientesant, vice Carrel, who excbanges—dated July 19,
1821.
41b Regiment of Light Dreggeos—Captain William Have-
lock, from the 32J Fool, to be Camillo, vice Sped'hog,
who exebenges—dated July 19, 1821.
To be Lieutenants—Ureic-oast Motel Carrel, from the 3d
preemie Gaards, vice Wilmot. who exchanges—dated
as above; Lientetiaat George Parlby,from the 13th Light
Dragoon, vice Townsend, who excisages—dated July 96,
1821.
To be Cornet by purchase—Jobe Lewis Hampton, Gest.
vice Newton, promoted—dated July 28, 1821.
ditto--Cornet F. T. Fergosetio to be Lieutenant, by
purchase' vice Bartow, promoted ia the 40th Fout—dated
July 26, 1821.
Johu Thomas Guldrisk, Gent. to be Curvet, by purchase, vice
Fergirson—dated July 26, 1811.
11th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Paymaster Willis. Fre-
derick Neville, from the 19th Light Dragoon% to be Pay-
master, vice Nolan, deceased—dated as above.
13th ditto— Lieutenant Robert Lawrence Townsepd, from
the 4th Light Drogues, to be Lieutenant, vice Parlby,
who exchanges—dated as above.
29th Regiment of Foot—Lirutensut Henry Reid to be Cap.
tam by purchase, vice Wade, who retires—dated as above.
Ensign Charles Raveuhill Wnghs AB be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Reid—dated as abdre.
Richard F•114/Wee Walosid, Geol. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Wright--deled as abovit.
32d ditto—Brevet Major Carlisle Spedding, from the 4th
Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Havelock, who ex-
chauger—dated 19th July, 1821.
35th ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Stapley to be Captairr,
without purchase, vice Johossio, deceased—dated July
26, 1821.
Ensign Jobs Rarwis Wyatt to be Lieuteltint, vice Staple,—
dated as above.
Gentleman Cadet George Caraie, from the Royal Military
College, to be F.nsige, vice Wyatt—dated as above.
41st ditio--111ajor Henry Godwin to be Lieutenant-Colonel,
by purehave, vice Evans, who retires—dated as above.
Captain Edward M'Coy to be Major, by purchase, vice God-
win—dated as above.
Lieutenant Kiklare Burrow's to be Captain, by purchase,
vice 51•Cuy—deed as above.
Ensign William Allit to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
tiorrores—dated as above.

45th dittu—Gentlemae Cadet William Foley, from the
Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase,
vice P4ontgorsterie, deceased—dated as above.
48th ditto—Ensign Lathlike M'Aliver to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice J. Campbell, deceased—dated as
above.
Gentleman Cadet Donahue O'Brien, from the Royal Military
College, to be Essig., vice WAlister—dated as above.
52il ditto—Lieutenant Matthew Anderson to be Captain,
without purchase, vice tiherldee, deceased—dated as above.
Serjeant.Msjue Suede/laud te be Adjutant (with the
rank of &sego), vice Mooing, who resigns the Adjutaatcy
only—dated as above.
58th ditto—Brevet-Msjor John Gooney to be Major, by
purchase, vice Sir C. W. Burdett, who retires—dated as
above.
64th ditto—Ensign Jobs Merritt, from the 78th Foot, to be
Ensign' vies Hulick, proosoled—dated July 14, 1821.
78th dints—Samuel Cooper, Gent. to be Reeipt, by pur-
chase, vice Merritt, appoisted to the 64th Foot—dated as
&time.
824 ditto—Paymaster Matthew Chitty has bees superseded
—dated 16th Jane, 18111..
84th &email of Foot—Ceptaie !Replies Preedergsat, from

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