The National Register.
London, England, 1816-02-04 00:00:00

THt NATIONAL. REGISTIM.

FEB. 4.

TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.
DUBLIN CASTLE. CASTLE. JAN. ft.

The Prince Regent has been pleased to grant the following promotions
in the l'eerage of Ireland, to the following -Noblemen, and the heirs male
of their bodies respectively, viz.:—
To Walter Earl- of Ormonde and Ossory, the dignity of a Marquess, by
the title of Marquess of Ormondc.—To Robert Earl of Londonderry, the
dignity of a Marquess, by the title of Marquess of Londonderry.—To
Henry Burton Earl Convngham, the dignities of a Viscount, Earl, and
Marquess, by the titles. of Viscount Slane, Earl of Mount Charles, and
Marques Conyngham.—To Charles John Viscount Nlountjoy, the dignity
of sib FAirl, by the title of Earl of Blesinton.—To Richard Viscount Bantry,
the dignities of Viscount and Earl, by the titles of Viscount Beerhaven and
Earl of Bantry.—To Richard Baron Cahir, the dignities of Viscount and
Earl, by the titles of Viscount Cahir and Earl of Glengall.—To John
Baker Ilolroyd Baron Sheffield, of Sheffield, and Baron Sheffield, of Duna-
more and Roscommon, the dignities of Viscount and Earl, by the titles of
Viscount Pevensey and Earl- of Sheffield, in Ireland.—To Lodge Evans
Baron Frankfort, the dignity of a Viscount, by the title of Viscount Frank-
fort de Montmorency, of Gtilmoye.—To Richard Baron Mare, the dignity
of a Viscount, by the title of Viscount Mount Earl.—To William Baron
Ennismore, the dignity of a Viscount, by the title of Vi,Tount Ennismore
and Listowel.—And to John Prendergast Baron Kiltarton, the dignity of a
Viscount, by the title of Viscount Gort, of Limerick, with remainder to
the Right Hon. C. Vereker, nephew of the said John Prenderwat Eton
Kiltarton. _ _

This Gazette announces that the Prince Regent has been pleased to ap-
point Lieut. Gen. Sir J. C. Sherbrooke, K. G. C. B. to be Captain Gen.
and Governor in Chief of the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and the Islands of Prince Edward and Cape Bre-
ton ; also Lieut. Col. C. W. Maxwell to be Governor and Commander in
Chief of the Island of Dominica ; and J. Tierney, Esq. M. I'. Physician
to the Household at Brighton, to be Physician in Ordinary to his Royal
Ilighness.—This Gazette also contains a List of 2 Agents from whom the
Treasurer of the Navy has deemed necessary to withdraw, or refuse to re-
new, their licemes, principally on account of fraudulent proceeding .1

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Plymouth &c. ship-builder. at Guildhall.--Fcb. 20. W. P. Walker,
Chatham, linen-draper, at Guildhall.—Feb.24. S. Bown and J. E. Will,On.
White-friars, tiour-facton, at Guildhall.—Marcii 2. T. D. Latham and J.
Parry, Devonshire-square, merchants, at Guildhall—Feb. 20. W. r.JieT.
Cambridg, woollen-draper, at Guildhall.—Feb. 10. 3. Taut jut. Tekcn-
house-yard, merchant, at Guildhall.—Feb. 20. J. Da'..idson, Leadenhall-
street, merchant, at Guildhall.—Feb. 24. Y. Young and J. B.''•. lirrfl7-
hurst, Wapping, rope-makers, at Guildhall.—AL,rch 9.. R. Whittingtor.,
Monekton Comb, clothier. at Guildhall.—Feb..2R. W. Haigh, IlaliFr.x.
grocer, at the Talbot, Halifax.—Feb. Q. H. Kerr and G. Sharpe, Ncvica,---
tle, drapers. at the Vine. Newcastle.—Feb. 23. G. Walton. Halifax, gro-
cer, at the Old Cock, Halifax.—Feb. 23. G. Cobb, Lete.s. flax-spinner, at
the Bull-and-mouth, Leeds.—Feb. 20..1. Weston and T. Thornten.
timber-merchants, at the Dog and Duck, Hull.—Feb. 21. J. Per.fold, Gor-
ing, farmer, at the Crown, ArundeL—Feb. 2S. 11. Adams, Lubtetarti,
srazier, at the George, Alarket Harborough.—Feb: 23. J. Cooper, firmell,
farmer, at the George, Market Harborough.—Feb. 23. T. SP.tieington, S-4t,
ton Bassett, salmnati, at the George, Market Harborough.—Feb. 24. W.
Rickerdike, Neustead, innkeeper, at the Ship, Leeds.—March 1. R. Mair,
Liverpool, linen-draper, at the Globe, Liverpool.

CERTIFICATES.—FEBIII7ARY 20.
E. G. Short, Tottenhani-court-road, grocer.—G. Stead, Alder:rat:burs,
warehouseman.—W. Tliorogood, Marsha-street, Carnaby-market, brush-
maker.—W. A. Barttelot, Portsmouth, perfumer.—T. Pricket, eitv-road,
keeper.—W. Prosser. jun. Worcester. grocer.—C. Tinton.
Birmingham, senvener.—G. Flower, York,.vintner.—E. Pay, Anicrsham,
corn.dvaler.—W. Middleton and U. Tecsdae, Cross-Lane, Lover Thamo-
street, chocolate-manufacturers.—J. B. Phillips, Mortlake, ironmonger.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. and R. Tomlinson, Liverpool, merchants.—Kr.iir'nt and Coxhead,
Cannon-street, grocers.—R. and T. Clabburn, Norwich, bricklayers..
Golden and Proctor, Bartholomew-close, leather-sellers.—L. and J. Dree-
ser, Coventry, silkmen.—Bailey and Dennis, Grosvenor-row, nurserymen.
—Whitehead and Lillington, Worcester, hosiers.—Stewart and Rarnsder.,
Newport, millwrights.--J. and T. Hargreaves. Liverpool, millers.—Gray
and Curtis, March, millers.—T. T. and S. Golding, Dittos, paper-rnatu-
facturers.—Smith and Wood, Swithin's-lane.

The Gazette of Saturday week contained arrangements for the brimediate
issue of the Parliamentary Grant, in lieu of prize-money, to the Duke of
Wellington's army of the Peninsula—the money to he distributed to the
troops in six payments, viz. L Those present at breaking up of the army
from Coimbra. in Portugal, 1809-2. Those present at the retreat of the
French army from Santarem, May, 1811-3. Those at the capture of Ciu-
dad Rodrigo and Bakoz, 1812.-4. Those that entered Spain, between
the l4ih day of May, 1312, and the raising of the siege of Burgos-5.
Those present in the campaign in Spain in ISI3-6. Those who composed
the British army which entered Fiance between the 31st day of Decemberl
1813, and the day of the battle of Toulouse, in Francc.—The rivates wll
receive on the first five classes under ten :billings each—on those of the
xt • 114 s .3d hl,sicach.