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Air-Office, ORakr ,2,7, 1801.

loth Regimept of Light Dragoons, George Bouverie, Gent.
to /pa Cornet, without purchase, vice Souter, promoted•
17th Ditto, Cornet, James Anoesley, to be Lieutenant, with
purchase; 'vice -Long, who retires.
35th Regiment of Foot, Major William Howe Campbell to
be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase; vice WAlister, who
retires.; Captain Christopher Clargcs to be Major, by
purchase, vice Campbell.
37th Ditto, Richarl Walton, Gent, to-be Ensign, by pur-
chas2, vice Hazelwocd, promoted.
6oth Ditto, Lieutenant Hugh MontgornerY, from the ,sth
Light Dragoons,' to be Captain, by purchase, vice Austin,
promoted.
87th Ditto, George Wathen, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Davis, who retires.
91st-Di'tto, Gent. late a Lieutenant in
the Argyllghire Fencibles, to be Ensign, without purchase,
vice Collins, promoted.
Royal Garrison Battalion, Ensign Charles Atkinson, from
the half-pay of the, late Royal Garrison Battalion; to be
Ensign, vice Wetherhead, promoted. W. A. J. Craivley,
Gent. to be Ensign, vice Salter, deceased.
Captain Nugent's Third Levy, Richard Farrell, Gent. to be
-.nsign, with Kalil; in the Army, so long only as lie shall
be eniplcyecl in the said Levy.

BREVET.
Colonel Thomas Piston; of the 56th rootl to te 13rigadier-
General in the Island of Trinidad only.

• STAFF. ,
Captain Charles Irvine, of the 62d Foot, to be Deputy Ad-
jutant-Getieral to the Forces stationed in the Island of Ja-
maica, with the Rank of Major in the Army, vice Noble,
deceased.

William Potts,-,Esq. late Major of, the Bth Foot, to be Pay-
master of a—Recrniting Distfi6l, vice Mathews, appointed
• Major of Chelsea Hospital.

Ist Devenshire Regiment qf Gentlemen and Yeomanry Ca.uaPy.
John Landers, Gent. to be Cofnet, vice Chave, who resigns.
Benjamin Hodge, Gent, to be Surgeon.
Liverpool Light Horse Volunteers.
'George Mather, Gents to be Surgeon, vice Brown, deceased.

Rcyal Mid-Lothian, and Edinburgh V°/Unmet' Cava/Iy.
.
Cornet Henry Jamieson to be Captain of a Troop, vice Dun-
das, promoted. CL.rner William Ramsay to be Lieutenant,
vice Trotter, who resigns. George Ramsay, Gent. to be
Comet, vice William-Ramsay.

Eait Regiment of So; ers::4l.;ire Gentlenien and Yeomanry Cavalry,

llfartock Troop.
Lieutenant William hall to be Captain, vice-Bain, who re-
sips. John Rice Wood, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice
Ball.. Henry Cary, Gent, to be Cornet. .
Bcsfor•d Company of Volunteers.•

Francis Handford,. Gent. to be First Lieutenant, William
Webber, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. .
Royal Chc-riot .Legion. •

Major Henry- Hencage St. Paul to be Lieutenant-Colonel.
Captain George Hughes•to be Major, vice St. Paul.
To be Captains—Lieutenant Thomas Bell, vice Hughes.
' Lieutenant Robert Cuthbert. Lieutenant Ralph Comp-
ton. Lieutenant William Nelson. Lieutenant Ralph San-
derson, Lieutenant William Barber. -
To be Lieutenants—Ensign ThomaS Selby, vice Bell. Ed-
ward Werge, 'Gent. vice Cuthbert. Thomas Liddie, Gent.
Vice Compton.' Joseph Darling, Gent. vice Nelson. Henry
Barber, Gent, vice Sanderson. Richard Leadbitter, Gent.
vice Barber.
_ _ .

To be Ensigns—Anthonfileadley, Gent. Thomas Sander-
son, Gent. John Embleton, Gent. William 1-loa,.Gent.
vice jobson, Psperseded.
North Devon Volunteers.
William Cartet, Gent. -to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ha_
therly, promoted.

2d Regiment
.cf the .Rval East India Volunteers
_ _

Francis Gray, Gent. to be Ensign., vice Le Gros, promoted
in the Company of Artillery.
Edinurgh kayal fligblrtnd Vclunteers.
Andre* Sivewriglir, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Brown, 'pro-
ntotcd.

Lsyal Highgate Volunteers.

Second Lieutenant William LUton to be First Lieutenant,
vice Fenton, who resigns. Second Lieutenant Robert (ones
:to b First Lieutenant, vice Ensor„Nyho resignst Joseph.
Hill, Gent. to. he Second Lieutenant, vice Luto;v, James
Hunt,' Gent. to be Second Lien tenanttvice Jones,
• 1/57-4/e Volunteers. •
Henry Close, Gent. to be Lieutenant.

Lestwithiel Volunteers.
Ensign William Foster to be Lieutenant, vice Pomeroy, who
reslgn.
zd Batt.rlion of the Manchester and Salford raw:leers. ,
Thomas Warren, . Gent.. to tie. Adjutant. William •HaM-
viort4, Gent. to b Quarter-Master. •

Volunteers.

Captain Frederick Johnston to be Major, vice the Hon.
George Leslie, who resigns.

Orley Volunteers.

Thomas Shaw, Gent. to be Lieutenant; vice Barett, who
resigns. Daniel Forster,.t3e4t. to be Adjutant, vice Shaw..

Farkh•.nn Ifolunteers

Thomas Reed, Gtmt. to be Lieutenant, vice Pridham, who
resigns.
Rotlymurchul and Kincairn Volunteers. , •

Captain John Peter Grant, of the RothymurchuS Cavalry,
to be Major-Commandant: First Lieutenant James Ca-
meron, of ditto,' to'be Captain. Second Lieutenant Dun:.
can Mackintosh, of ditto; to be First Lieutenant, vice Ca-
meron. Charles Stewart, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant,
vice Mackintosh. - '

Strathmiglo Volunteers.
First Lieutenant David Walker to be Captain' vice Skese,
who resigns. Thomas Walker, Gent. to be First Lieute-
nant, vice D. Waller.
Royal•Westininster Volunteers.

Davicl Spence, Gent, to be EnsiO, vice Holmes, proMoted.
William Ginger, Gent. tio'be Ensign, vice Bowman, pro-
moted.

Mrth Riding of Yorkshire Riflemen.
Right Hon. George Lord Morpeth to be Lieuteript, vice
• Wine, who resigns.
. ' MEMORANDUM.

The Appointment of Captain John Nicholson Frood, of the
West London Militia, to be Captain in the Newfoundlartd
Foncibles, as stated in the Gazette of the 3d instant, has
not taken place. ..1
Lieutenant johaGloster, of the 32th. Itegitnent of 'Foot, is
superseded, being absent without leave.
Surgeon Charles Monta.gue, ori the Hospital Staff; is super-
seded, being absent without leave.
ERRATUM •IN THE GAZETTE' OF THE ZoTH INST.
• Blackhiwth Vobinteer'eavally.
•

For Captain Thomas Wilson,. of the WoolWich Troop, to be
Major—Read Captain-Sir Thomas Mayan II Won, Bart. of
the Woolwich Troop, to'be Major. < ,
Commission in the Seventh (or Ayr and R.enfrew) Regiment of
North British Militia, signed ly ibeiLord Lieutenant. Dated
yune .
Ensign Andrew Ure to be Lieutenant, vice Lindley, who se.-
tires.

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