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HOME CIRCUIT.-HERTFORD, JULY 23.

Thome* liorsenail was charged with feloniously
stealing, on the 24th of March last, eight silk hand-
kerchiefs, 30 yards of lace, and other articles, to the
value of 11. Bs. 6d., the property of his miner, Mr.
John Barnard, grocer and draper, in Bishop's Stort-
ford.

The prisoner was found guilty, and sentenced to
11 years' transportation.

Wm. War was indicted for feloniously assaulting
Hannah Love, in Hemel Hempstead, in this county,
on some day in October last, with an intent to com-
ulit the capital offence.
The following evidence was given in support of
the prosecution, which was conducted by Mr.
DOWLING ;--.

Hannah Love, examined by the Jupoc—is I
years of age next September.

By Mr. DOWLING—Knows the prisoner, and re-
members him asking her to go up stairs with him.
He said if she went up she should have a book.
When there ho wanted her to kiss him, to which
she answered, she did not like to kiss a mart. He
then took her by the waist, and laid her on the bed.
—(Witness then detailed the particulars.)--Witness
screamed out, and Mrs. Jepps came up. Prisoner
had been two or 'three minutes only when Mrs.
Jepps came. Prisoner then ran out. As soon as
witness got down again she told her mother. Thinks
it was about three months before prisoner was
taken up.
Cross-examined by Mr. TtYLAND.—Celled at the
prisoner's house to get a hook, which he had for..'
merly. promised her. Prisoner went up stairs first,
and then called her to look for it. Knows when a
person is tipsy. Prisoner reeled and fell upon her
once. Does not know if Mrs. Jepps saw them in
the situation she had mentioned. Prisoner is a mar-
ried man. heard Mrs. Jepps call from the stairs.
Beth witness and prisoner got up. The latter ran
up stairs, of which there are two nights. This
transaction occurred on the first floor. Witness
could not speak to the time afterwards, when the pri-
soner got into trouble about it.
'the JUDGE here intimated, that it would be bet-
ter to slots that the witness's deposition MS not
taken before the Magistrate until the 25th of April.
Mrs, Jepps 'examined.7-Lives next door but one
to the prisoner. It was linine'lilne in October she
went to take some dinner to the prisoner's house:
when she reached it, she heard a screaming from the
first floor, and went up.
By the Junoc.---Ileard prisoner say, as if speak-
ing to some person, " Don't make such a noise.'
Saw the prisoner in the room lying as described by
the last witness; mentioned the fact to her husband
the same afternoon. Does not know %viten the
matter was first brought before the Magistrate.
Cross-examined by Mr. Rvi,AND, for the pri-
soner.---The door was wide open. Hail been for
years on good terms with the prisoner and his wife,
who is much respected. Knows the prisoner house
well. Might have gene tip four or five stairs, of
which there were about seven. When she saw the
situation of the parties, she turned her bead and
Went down stairs. flannels Love did not complain
to her of ill-treatment. The witness said she could
n spank to any thing more particularly.
ot
Mr. Baron (JARROW summed up, and
The Jury, after a few moments' consideration,
returned a verdict of Guilty._

The ease of a nameless offence, alluded to yester.
dab was tried this morning, and the party acquitted.

At tile Court of St James's, the 19th <lay of July,
1830, present tho King's lifott Excellent Afajcsty itt
Council. This day the molt Noble Georae James Horatio
Marquis rf Cholmondelty, the Hon. George Vil-
liers rail of Jersey, and the Right Hon. George Earl of
11.1 fast, were, by rounwavi of iti% Majesty, sworn of his
Afejesty's Most Hon. Privy Council, awl took their re-
*pectin places at the Mimi sectodiugly.

St. James's Palace, joly 21.
This day h Exrellency Monsieur De Fslck,
sador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary from the King of
the Nethe, lands ; his Excellency the Prince Dohs de Laval
Alontmorency, Atullanellor from his Alma Christian 'Ma-
jetty; mod the Baton Mow, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipottntiary from the Wog: of Prussia; lied
their first private audiences of hi* Majesty to deliver their
credentials, and to present letters of condolence to his Ma-
jesty front their respective Sovereiet:s upon the death of
the late King; elan the Coma tie lleerdt tl'Everslinrg, on
a special mission front the King of the Netherland., to
cuttOratukte the King on his ;invasion to the Throne, ha.l
audience of his Majesty to deliver his credentials ; and the
Baron Haumback, Alinister from the Grand Delo of Seas
Meinengen, with a compliment of condolence upon the
death of the late King, and a letter of congratulation In
his Majesty upon his settesslon to the Throne, had a privets
audience of his Majesty to deliver the mama t to which
several audiences respectively they were in.roduced by tl
Earl of Alierdeen, lii* Majesty's Principal Secretary tf
State for Foreign Affairs, mud conducted by Sir Robert
Chester, Kat., Master of the Ceremonies.

St. James's Palace, duly 21.
This day their Excellencies lionsi or de &TA' Ambits-
*tutor Extraordinary and Plenipriterotary.from the King of
the Netherlands, and the P,rince Duke de Laval Afnutm3.
rency, Ambassador from his Most Christian Majesty; also
the Baron !Wow, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary from the King- of Prmsia ; and the Count
de fleerdt d'Evershurg, Minister en 4 specrial mlesion from
the King of the Netherhinds, to congratulate hie Mriesty
on hia Accession to the Throne, bed (heir Met private
audiences respectively of her Majesty the Queen ; to which
they were introduced by Earl Howe, her Majesty's Lord
Chamberlain, and conducted by Sir Robert Chotrr,
Knight, Master of the Ceremonies.

St. Juner's Palm. Jttly 91.

The King war this day pleased hr confer the honour of
Knighthod upon Martin Ai thur Shee, 131. President of
the Royal Academy.—
The King mew this day Owed to confer the Isononr of
Knighthood upon William Pytn, M.D. Inspector of the
Army Hospitals end Supz.rintendentrGeneral of Qvirmaine•

War Office, July 22.
111ituottAnnust.—The King h4s been pleased to roatore
Sir Itihert Thomas Wilson, Kitt. to his rank os Major-
General in the Army. His Nlajtity hss been further
plraNsl to command, that Alayor.Oenersl Sir Robot
Thomas Wilson, Knt., be promoted to the rank of Lieu-
tenant•Getteril in the Army. Commission to be dated
27th May, 1625.

War Office, July 22, HMO.
His Majesty has been pleased to appoint the following
Officers to take rank by Brevet, as srvlemnautioned. The
Cominissiona to be dated 22d July, ISSO :
To be Field Marshals in the Army—. Generals Sir
Mimed Clarke, 0.C.8. ; Right lion. Sir Samuel Hulse.
To be Generals in the Army—Lieut.-General George
Berl of Dalhousie, G.C.8., Thomas Baker, Henry Wil-
liams, Henry Marquis Cumpagliatri, K,S.P., Hon. Sir
Alexander Hope, G.C.8., Sir John Fraser, Peter Heron,
John Romsey, Sir John Delves Broughton, Bart , 'William
Dyott, Sir Ronald Cranford Ferguson, K.C.8.„ Sir Rut.
Macfarlane, K.C.11., John Gustavus Crosbie, Edward
Stack, Hon. John Brodriok, Sir Henry Warde, K.C.8.,
James Durham, Hon. David Leslie, John Manners Kerr,
Thomas Scott, Sir Torukyns Ililgrove Turner, Christo-
pher Chovrne, Hon. Wm. Slordsunt Maitland, John Lord
Crewe, Hon. Sir Galbraith Lowrie Cole, G.C.8., Quin
John Freeman, George Earl of Granard, Fraacir Moore,
RAC Viscount Lorton, Sir Win. Henry Clinton, G.C.D.
To be Lieutenant-Generals in the Army•--Msjor-Gene-
, tel Sir Charles Imhoff; Gabriel Gordon ' • Alexander
Adams; Godfrey Lard M'Dunall; Samuel Need; Ed-
ward Webber; Thomas L'Estrange ; Charles Craven ;
Joseph Vorealix; George Kinsisird Dana; Janie. Moore;
Sr H. M. AL Vavasonr, Bart. ; H. It. ; S.
Venablea !Bade; Thomas Norton Wyndham ; Thomas
Birkenhead Glegg ; lion. James Ramsay; Lewis Ato-
sheim ; Sir Colipihmin Grant, K.CII. ; Sir James Lyn*,
K.C.B. ; James Orde; Cherie, Bulkeley I.lperton ; Sir
Thomas Sidney Beekwith, K.C.B. ; Henry John Cum-
ming, Sir Charles Phillips, Henry Bruce, Thomas Birch
Reynardson, John Earl of Carysfort, sir Peregrine Malt.
land, K.C.8., lion. Tho Mas Edward Gisipel, Sir Willitm
Sheridan, Bart., Godfrey Basil Mundy, Han. Sir Robert
O'Callaghas, K.C.8., Sir John Keane,
Lord George Thomas Beresford, Robert Campbell, Robert
Balfour, Robert Earl of Carawarth, James Cloning, Sir
Colin Halkett, K.C.8., Sir Henry Edward Buiihurfs
Bert. and K.C.8,, kik Hudson Lowe, K.C.8., Sir
Frederick Adam, K.C.8., Sir Richard Hussey Vivian,
Bart. and !C.O.D.

To be Msjor-Gruerala in the Army—Colanel Robert
Ellice, half-pay 101st Foot; Sir John Buchan, half-pay
mitttached ; N. M‘Leoil, half-pay Nov Drumm/4k Fen-
cildes ; Maurice Charles .O'Connell, 711 Foot; James
Patrick Murray, half-pay sth Gairixon Thittalion ; Sir
Gough, half-pay unsttached ; James M4Donnell, Cold-
stream Foot Guards; Lorene() Moore„ 35th Foot; Andrew
Pilkington, half•pay 24 Ceylon Regiment ; John. Gardiner,
half.pay, Ist Foot; George Mitidlairtarc Inspecting
Officer of a Recruiting District; Sir William
K.C.11. half-pay Portuguese Officers; James Lomax, half.
pay 60th Font; James Wallace Sleigh, 11th Light Dra-
goons ; Alexander Nesbitt, half-pay as Permanent Assis-
t tnt-Quartermaster-General ; William Cl4brisl Davy, half-

pay 7th Garrison Battalion; Charles William Afsivrell,
half-pay 21st Foot; Charles Ashworth, half-nay Portu-
guese Officers; Archibald Campbell, half-pay 90th Foot;
Mark Napier, half-ply 611th Foot;: John Wardlaw,
halt-pay unattached; Jonathan Yates, half-pay Royal
York Rangers; James Kearney, 2d Dragoon Guards;
Edward James O'Brien, half-pay miattached; Thomas
Foster, half-pay Sd Garrison Battalion; Honourable
John Mummy, half-pay unattached ; James Alex-
ander Farquharson, 26th Foot; Robert Owen, ball-
pay unattached ; Amos Gollsill Robert Morcott, Rifle
!Uvula ; Charles Bruce, flaith Foot ; John Foratcr Fitz.
gash!, 20th Foot ; Arthur Benjamin Clifton, halt-pay
unattached; Win. Stewart, 34 Foot; ‘t`itrieun tiornwallia
Mauro, half-pay unattached; Charley Murray Lord
Gremlin*, half-pay Royal Staff Corps; Ellin/bunt Lin..
sq, half-pay 22d Foot; Sir Alexander Leith,
Intlf-pay 4Sth Foot; John Roes, half-pay unattaclusi ;
Calmat Francis Rivarols, Itlyal M%lta Feneililes ; Sir
John Brown, 18th Light Dragoons ; lion. Sir Robert
Lawrenne Dlindas, K.C.8., half-pay, Permsnein Assist-
ant Quarter-Ilastir-Gertrral ; Lord Robert Moaners, fld
Light Dragoons; lion. Hugh Atbutlinott, lialf-psy bed

il:teitil;l.,Si(rie-flol,ootec;rtnyAcrltioritehinocritttivEK..tre;nl;, 'itll;alatt:.
cached ; Thomas Pearson, 230 Foot ; Dagrisle
leY Way' half-pay lla n°Y4 vi)te"" Job:
mour, half-pay unattached; GrqutY
Douglas,
K.(111"
W4'l l'6'l:ll'lll.lltetita„ half poi,
Waters,
1"1"PdY u"Attaci"""
14'
1"11'1, lath Fo'cit ; t
11th Foot; Sir William Parker cafirro
'Johnllan. Sir Henry
ag'rgettia6aKiillandt rirr, lyll",:ll:lll,is:;t:Yij:r°llllCl4!:rretCut:.B:ariiut.lief:"*kLight Infantry; Sir er
r ,w, lirl Foot Guards;
Foot Glt:ards.
smloi vbaCito_lioun;lbsoitnit theiw tA;rm
joy;Lliireautti,in-gColnpela ,
Foot; ha}f pay 37th
Molyneux Marston, lialf-pay 87th Foot; Sir
Francis Hastings Doyle, Dart., half-pay 54tis Foot
henry Yonge, half-pay 63d Foot; lirilliaan Gray, half-
p 9, Ist Foot; Edward Darnley, 58th Foot; John Richard
n.
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Ilainilton, ;no, Foot ; Jolin Daniell, 49th Foot; Wrn.
W. Blake, half-pay 20th Lit-ht Dragoons Edward
Milo, 19th Foot; George Teesdale, Dragoon Guards;
William Howe Knight Erskine, halt-pay'Brailitisiw's Re-
cruiting Corps; George James Reeves, lialfitay 27th
Foot ; Matthew Alithon, half-ply Royal York' firmger. ;
Ilon. Henry Murray, half-pay Itith Dragoons; John Itlsthiaa Everitril, half-pay 77th Foot; John Gill.
half-ply 6th Foot; George Wyndham, half-pry 20th
Light Dragoons; Alexander emotion, half-pay IMr tifeok
Light Infantry; Sir James
4Sth Foot; Thomas 'Kirwan Burke, Royal Newimm,ll..nif
Veteran Computes; Thomas Wow; hidtpay Cid foc'e

Rir Henry Watson, half-pay Portuguese Officers; Edward
Walker,,bulf-pay 00th Foot; Thtanas Evans, 701 h Foot;
John Johnson, half-pay tin muted ; Archibald lifselaine,
half-pay tersattselred; Wm. Gordon Macgregor,i- Inspect.
iatg Fiettl Officer of a Recruiting Di.triet Jan,eit Hay,
lialf-pay 17th Light, Dragoons; William Wood, half-pay
41st Foot: William Warre, Permanent Artaistant-Quarter-
inaater-Cieneral ; Charles Ashe Conn, half:rimy Ist
Circle Light Infantry ; George Charles D'Aguilar, half.
pay unattached ; Japole Glen Cuyler, halt pry Cape Regi-
anent ; George O'Malley, 98th Foot ;. Nicholas Ramsay,
half-pay; sth Garrison Battalion ; Peter D'Ateey, half.
piy 7th Garrison liattdion ; John Ciilliee, half-pay 40th
Foot; Edwin Rowland Jo.eph Cotton, ball-pie loth
Foot; Charles Turner, half.pny unattached ;
Francis Ilentinck Loftus, half-pay 38th Font; Francis
Skelly Tidy, Inspecting Field Officer of a Recruiting Dis-
trict; George Burrell, 90th Font; Junes Ferrer, half pay
2d Greek Light Infantry ; Robert Ross, 4th Drumm
Guard's ; Thomas Braman Aylmer, half-pay 9th Foot ;
James APDermott, late of the Royal Military College ;
Henry James Riddell, Permanent Assistant-Quarter-
master-General ; Richard Goodall I?,lrington, 47th Foot;
Henry Charles Edward Vernon Graham, hal-pay cm
attached; John Reedy, half-pay Ist Garri,,bn Battalion;
Charles A. Vignureux, 45th Footl Sir James A. Hopp,
34 Foot Guards Sir Holten 'John 'Harvey,
half-pay Portuguese Officers; Sir Edmund Keyn'ou
Williams, K.C.8., 41st. Foot; Henry Sullivan, 11th
Foot; Burgess Came, half pay unattached ; Robert
Maedortall, half-pay Glengarry Fencitiles ; Henry
John, half-pay unattached ; Richard Armstrong, 26th
Pod ; Andrew Brown, 79th Font ; Robert Waller, Per.
aliment Assistant Quartermaster-General; Sir Frederick
Stoviii, k,,C.11. half-pay unattached; Sir Guy Camp.
heft, Bart., half-pay unattached; Rieh,rd Gold
1141 v, half-pay unattached ; Alexander Thoiripson, half-
pay Stith Foot; John William Mallet, Slid Font ; Miller
Clifford, fßith Font , Frederick George !lariat, half-pay
Canadian Voltigeurs; SatUttel Rice, blat Foot; William
Francis Patrick Napier, half.pay 431 Foot; John
Duffy, hairlity unattached ; Martin Lindesay, Foot ;
Henry Daubeny, half-pay 88(1 Font ; Douglas Mercer,
ad Font Guards ; Francis Miles Milman, Coldstream Foot
Guards ; John Reeve, half-pay unattached ; Jacob
Tomos), half-pay 37th Font ; William Alexander Gordon,
half-pay 56th Foot; S. Arthur Goodman, half-pay 48th
Foot; T. Kenai), half-pay 58th Foot.

To be Lieutenant-Colonels in the Army---Major
John Moore, 54th Foot ; James Jones, half-pay 16th Light
Dragoons; Charles Milner, half-pay 84 Foot; Wm, Faw-
sett, half-pay 14th Foot; Joseph Phillott, half-pay 85th
Foot; Maxwell Close, half ay lit Garrison Battalion
Mistime Ryan, half-pay unattached; William Henry Tart-
tun, half-pay 81st Foot; Fountain Elwin, half-pay 44th
Foot; William Mansfield Morrison, half-pay 23d Light
Dragoons; Wm. H. Lapalie, half-pay 39th Foot; Thomas
Hole, half-pay 25th Light Dragoons; James Peat, half-
pay 25th Foot; Mark Anthony B, son, 936 Font ; Hugh
John Cameron, half-pay Ymk Chasseura; Henry White,
96th Foot; Edward Colon, half-pay 66th Foot ; .George
Gertnaine Cochrane, half-pay 3.1 Provisional 13attalion of '
Militia • Patrick Campbell, half-pay 524 Foot ; Thomas
Weare;half-pay unattached ; Thomas Burke, half-pay 4th
Foot ; James Boyle, 94th Font ; Alexander Tod, half.
pay 2d Garrison Bata ; NW. Campbell, half-pay 28th
Foot; H. Cameron, half-ply 9th Font; J. C,eighton,
half-pay 59th Foot ; Wm. Sonteraill Forbes, 89th Foot;
Wm. Vincent, Permanent Assistant-Quartermaater• Gene-
ral; Baynton Stone, half-pay 58th Foot; Tl.omas Samuel
Nicoll', half-pay 24th Font ; Dennis O'Kelly, llth FoOt
Charles Hamilton Smith, half-pay 15th Foot; 'George
Augustus Eliot, half-pay unattached; James Jenkin,
hall pay unattached ; James Lewis Bastian, 89th Foot ;
Donald Campbell, half-pay 79th Foot ; James Poole
Oates, half-pay 88th Foot; Edward Thomas Fitage-
raid, half-pay 12th Foot ; Chalk's Pratt, half-pay
96th Fent; George Spottiswoode, half-pay 71st Foot ;
loner Harvey, half pay 92d Foot; Loftus Gray, half-
pay Rifle Brigade ; Charles Campbell, halt:ply 04th
Foot Hamlet Mins, half-pay 534 Foot; George Tovey,
sth Foot; Gilbert Elliot, half-pay 29th. Foot ; James
Horton, half-pay De !Moron's Regiment; James Laing,
half-pay 61st Foot; Edward Anthony Angelo, half-pay
Newfoundland Fenciblea ; John bash, half-pay 2d
Ceylon Regiment; Richard Jones, half pay 81st Foot ;
John empire% half-pay York Light Infantry Volunteers;
Donald M'Niel, half-pay Cape Regiment; George Saun-
ders Thwaites, half-pay 57th boot; William WI, Royal
Newfoundland Veteran COmpanies; Samuel Bircharn,
Qtylon Regiment; Samuel Colberg, half-pay 60th Foot;
Robert Hilliard, half-pay 4501 Foot ; Lord Robert Kerr,
half-pay tith Garrison Battalion; John Scott Lindesay,
half-pay ltd blab Brigade; George Bunco, half-pay
unattached; Nicholas Mutton, 111 h Light Drageons ;
William Morris, half-pay unattached ; Rich trd Itochfort,
half-pay Depot Staff; John APltlahon, 2,1 Foot ; Daniel
Olhmoghne, half-pay lit Garrison Battalion ; Joseph
jerrard, half-pay 6th Garritinn Battalion ; Robert Terry,
half-pay 81st Foot; John Thomas Whelan, half-pay
Royal Newfoundland Fonrililes; Arthur Morris, half-pay
14th Foot.

To be Major. in the Army—Captain Mark
M'Leod Tew, 34th Foot ; John J, Holiis, Vie) Foot;
Alexander Mackensie, Royal Newfoundland Veteran Com.
patties; John Proctor, 30th Foot; Robert Hunt, b7th
Foot ; Edgard Cheerio)). 01st Foot ; Charles Bennett,
64th Foot; Benj. Halfhide, 41411 Foot; ltobt.
Ist Foot; John Bent hih Foot ; Fade Healey, 47th
Font; Janie. henry Phelpe, hint Foot; James Rivers,
fiat Foot ; Henry Pratt, 18th Font Jones Henderson,
list Foot; Harvey Wellman, 157th Foot; Wto. North,
08th Foot ; William Smith, tutu) Foot ; Edward Remit+,
(914 Foot ; Donald John ?slaeQuren, 74th Foot ; George
Augustus Dalloote, 35th 'Foot ; Peter Shadwell Norman,
66th Foot; Samuel Workman, 55111 Font; nolo. Joseph
Denham, 13th Foot ; Chador St milope O'Meara, 40th
Foot ; John swinbnrne, 324 Foot ; Richard Moore,
Foot; John °amok, Dept*, Aseistant.Adjitrant• General;
Robert Scott A;tehiens, Cape Mounted Riflemen; James
Winniett Minn, soth Foot ; Charles, &haw, 3311 Foot ;
John Tongue, 30th Font; James Johnson, 44th Foot ;
W. 8, Bertrand, 14th Foot ; Richard Jebh, 411th
Font ; John I/tiered, titli Foot ; John Henry Bar-
nett, 40th Foot; Piearee Lowen Cape Mounted Riflemen;
Robert Hammitt, 'lBth Foot ; Peter Doom, Olith Foot ;
Malswilm RPGregor, 78th Foot; John Kitssin, 44th Foot;
Henry Hawking, sd Foot Guards; Edward &stare
06th Font; Francis Fuller, bOth Foot; Bard Jackson,
Royal Waggon Train ; David England Johnson, Stir Foot;
Stephen Noel, 024 Foot'; George Ingrain, Ceylon Rail.
went; Galles Macpherson; 99t1, Foot ; Thin. Starling
ileghie, 824 Foot ; Joseph beet)* Anderson, 10th Foot ;
Arthur Frederick Barbauld, h4th Foot; Robert Noble
Crosse, 56th Foot; Thomas Pardo, Royal Weggon'Train ;
&onion Kennedy, 68th Foot; George E. Jones, 89th
Foot ; Pery Bay lee, 63,1 Foot.
To be AltlesAe.Cronp to hit Majesty, with the rank of
Colonel in the Army. ...Lieutenant. Colonel Sir Robert
Gardiner, KM 11, Royal Artillery; John Fremantle,
Coldstream Foot Guards; Lord George William Russell,
Oiltls Foot ; Edward Wynyard, Grenadier Foot Guards;
Junin Ferguson, MI Foot • Thorium Wm. Brotherton,
thhth Foot; Sir Adolphus john Dalrymple, Bart., half-
pay 24 Gareieon Battalion ; Sir James Ilenry Rinett,
balf.pay blld Foot; William Smelt, 117th Foot; Andrew
Crosigh, 81st Foot; James Robertson Arnold, Royal
Engineers; Willism Wernyse, halflpay USrl Foot; George
Fitselartnet, hal4sty unattached.

War (Iffier, July 2L

His Malt:4y has been plowed to appoint the following
(Awe of the Royal Artillery atilt Royal Etigineent to
take rank by Ilrevet as under mentioned To be Lieutenant-Generale in the Array—Majoneoe•
natal John Humphrt.,y, Royal Engineers; Henry Eus.
i tate, late Engineers n Ireland; 13tojamin Lord Illtrondleht,
Royal Artillery; George Cookson, from Royal Artillery.
To be Major... Generals in the Army—Colonel Edward
Pritchard, Royal Artillery; James Viney, Hoye' Artillery;
Hobert Keever, Royal Artillery; Joiner Short.4ll, latY
Royal Irish Artillery; Riehard Legg, late Royal hish
Artillery; Robert Crawford, late Royal !Hell Artillery,
To be Colonels in the Army—T.ieut.-Colonel Peter
Kettlewell, late Royal lriAir Artillery; Ponder Coulson,
late Royal Irish Artillery ; Richard Uniacke, late Royal
high Artillery; George Irving, late Royal Irish Artillery;
Sir John May, K.C.8., Royal Artillery ; John Fox Um,.
ifoYee, Royal Engineers; Charles Williunt Paley, Royal
Engineere; Sir H. de Ross, K.C.8., Royal Artillery; Sir
Charlee Fells Smith, Royal Engineers; Charles Greeve
Ehirotoe, Royal Engineers; Henry Goldfinch, Royal
Ertgineero; James Webber Smith, Royal Artillery.
To be Lienteuant-Colonels in the Angry—Mejor
M. C. Colehrooko, Royal Artiller • Thomas Tidall, late
Royal Irish Art;;;„y,
.
To lie Majors in the Artry —Captain Joseph
pupal ArtilittlY ; Samuel Itudierd,ROyal Artillery ; ,W 113":
imathilmt kora Artillery Royal Artillery C°nriallis
'Fife coiscro; 11 -.1 .0 Royal Artillery ; Adam
RAYS' -Arritio*ty itlajorl'it.7l7l;l Henry Wm. Gordon,
Matthew' C. bison Royal E It?al Vm/tlncers“;
Royal 40111ory ; ri rirl nkhard►
!!1141trielrlidoull Calder, Myst Engi,,,,,,Z11,414rede1 Artillery
Royal' Chariot Dixoo, "1:14
-• Riehard *Artillery;ll,4 Itoyal Artillery ;
h-,,p 411, Hoye! ; Prior Faddy, Hoyal Artialftr(;7.l"--0-*
f btettoislry 1144 Royttl Etlgitiemlln tie,:
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• .

Slade, Royal Engineers ; Win. Wylie, Royal Artillery ;
Charles E, Goidon, Royal Artillery ; obo Harper, Royal
Engineers ; W. E. Ruling, Royal Artillery ; Philip IV.
Walker, Royal Artillery ; A. Maehlathian, Royal Ar-
tillery ; Thomas Scott, Itter al Artillery ; C. Illachley,
Royal Artillery ; J. Longley, Royal Artillery ; Rass.-1 R.
Nhew, Royal Artillery ; H. G. Jackson, Royal Artillery.

Wirr•Oflies, July 22.
His Majesty has been pleased to appoint the following
Officers of the Royal Marines to take rank, by Brevet, as
under-mentioned. Cottonissions to 1)1 dated 22d July,
1830 .

To be Major-General—Colonel G. E. Vinieornbe.
To he Lbittenant •Colonels—Majora N. H. Eng Hob,
Hume, T. Adair.

To be Majors—Captain B. Parry,- It White, John
Mooglut, It Owen, A. K. Colley, G. G. Lee, S. S.
Smith, J. S. Pilelo,r, J. It. fore, T. L. Lawrence, E.
S. Mercer, H. S. Wilkinson, 1. Mitchell, J. Moore, J.
Williams (I), W. Walker, F. Waters, Wm. Taylor, John
M.ColltiM, 'l'. Lemon.

His Majesty ham been graciously pleased to direct tha
the 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons shall hereafter as.
some the title of the 9th (or Queen's Royal) Lancers.

Admiralty Office, July 2.
This day, in pursuance of his Majesty's pleasure, the
!tight Hun, James Lord Gambier, G.C.B. Admiral of the
Red ; and Sir Charles Morice Pole. Bart., G.C.B ,
Admiral of the Red, were promoted to the rank of Ad-
miral of the Fleet.

Admiralty Office. July 22.

This day, in pursuance of Ids Majoity's pleasure, t

' following Flag (Actors of his Majesty's Fleet were pro.
n►oreil, viz,
Admirals of the White.Joi n Wickty, Esq, John
Fish, Esq., Sir John Knight, Sir Edward Thorn-
brough, G.C.8., Sampson Edwards, Esq., Sir James
Namara, Bart., Thomas Drury, Esq,, the
Right Honourable William Earl of Northesk, G.C. 8.,
the Hight Honourable Ed ward Viscount Exmouth, G. C. 8.,
Sir I. Coffin, Bart., J. Aylmer, Esq., to be AdMirals of
the Red.
Minirals of lite Blue—. Sir John Wells, K.C.8., Sir
George Martin, G. C. 8., Sir William Sidney Smith,
Thomas Sotheby, E.q., Sir Henry Nichols.
K.C.8., Sir Herbert Sawyer, K.C.D., Sir Davidge
Gould, K.C.8., Sir Richard Goodwin Kedts,
the Honourable Sir Robert Stopford, K.C.B.i Mark
Robinson, Esq., Sir Thomas Foley, G..C.11,, Sir Charles
Tyler, K.C.8., Sir Manley Dixon, -K.C.8.; and Vice-
Admirals of the Red, Isaac George Manley, Esq., Ed-
mund Crawley, Esq., to be Admirals of the White.
Vice-Admirals of the Red--Sir Thomas Williams,
K.C.8., Sir William Hargooll, K.C.8., John Ferrier;
Esq., Sir Robert Moorsome, K.O B , Sir Charles Hamil-
ton, Bart., Hon. Henry Curzon, Sir Lawrence William
Halsted, K.C. 8., Sir Harry Neale, Bart., G.C.B, Sir
Joseph Sydney Yorke, K.C.8., lion. Sir Arthur Kaye
Legge, K.C.13., the Right lion. George Earl of Gal.
lo►vay, K.T., Sir Francis Laforey, Bart., K.C.U., Sir
Philip Charles Henderson Durham, K.C.8., Sir Israel

Pelletv, K.C.13., Sir Benj 41111 11 Hallowell Carew, K.C.B.
night Hon. Lord Aloebus Biomelerk, K.O 8., William
Taylor, Eq., Sir Thomas Dylan Martin, G.C.B. ; and
Vice-Admirals of the White, John Lawford, Esq., Frank
Sotheron Esq. to be Adniiialsof the Blue.
...._.. _

Vice.-Ailmiial% of the White—Sir William Johnstone

!lope, G.C.8., Richt Hon. Lord Ilenry Paulet, K.C.8.,
Charles Williem Paterson, E.q , Right Hon. Sir George
Cockburn, G.C.8., limes Carpenter, Esq., Robert Bat,
ton, Eaq., Sir Graham Moore, K.C. 8., Matthew Henry
80"0, Egg Joseph Hanwell, Esq., Sir Henry Wilbur'
Buyntum, K.C.8., Sir Richard King, Bart. K.C.B ,
Edward Griffith Colpoys, Esq., Edward Jltneti Foote,
Esq., Sir Richard Lee, K.C.8., Peter Ha!kett,
Philip Stephens, EMq., Hon. Charles Elphinatone Fleem-
ing ; and Vice•Admirala of the Blue Sir William Hotham,
K.C.8., Pulteney Malcolm, K.C.8., Sir John Gore..
K.O 8., John Harvey, Esq.', Hon. Sir Henry Hotham,
K.C.B.—to be Vire-Admiralu of the Red.
Vice• Admirals of the Blue.—Sir Josiss Rowley, Bart,
K.C.B , Sir Edward Codrington, G.C.8., George Par-
ker, E.q., RObert PlAmpin, Bop, Hon, Sir Henry Black-
wood, Bart., K.C.8., J. Erakine Douglas, E.q., Right
lion. Georg,. Viscount Torrington, Rotas Donnelly, EN.,
Sir John Poo Beresford, Bart., K.C.B , Thomas Eylee,
EN., Thomas Le Marchant Goaselin, Esq., Sir Charles
Rowley, K.C.8,, Robert Rolex, Eq., Walter Locke,
Esq., Sir Dtiv4l Milne, K.C.8., James Young, Esq. ;
sod Rear-Admirals of the Red—Sir UAL Waller Otway,
K.C.8., Richard Duns, EN., William Windham, Rs+,
Shuldham Peard, Esq., Edward Fellowes, Esq.—to be
Viev-Adinirala of the White.

Rear-Admirals of the Red—Willoughby Thomas Lake,
Esq., Sir Charles Ogle, Hart., 11..ury Raper, Esq., Sir
William Charles Fade, K. C. 8., Sir Gorge Eyre, K. C. 8.,
Robert Lambert, Esq., Robert Dudley Oliver,. nal., Man
Dobson, Esq., T. Boys,. Esq., Sir J. Talbot, K.C. 8., J.
R. D. Tollemsehe, Esq., John Giffard, Eq., John West,
Eaq., Stephen Fortis, Esq., Right Hon. John Lord
Colville, John Coeliet, Eaq., Robert Winthrop, Esq., 11.
Digby, Esq., C.B. ; and Resr-Admitals of the White,
C. Ekins, Esq C. 8., Benjamin W. Page, Esq., lien.
Philip Wodebouse, Thomas Alexander, Esq..—to be Vice-
Admiral* of the Blue.

Rear-Admirals of the White—Andrew Smith, Esq., Sir
Edward Berry, Bart., K.C.B, Right Hon. Lord Mad(
Robert Kerr, Thomas Harvey, El., C.D., 11. H. Mou.
bray, Esq., C. 11,, H. R. Glynn, Esq., John lilies, Esq.,
CM, Sir E. Hamilton, Bart., K. 13., T. Baker, Esq.,
C 8., S. Sutton, Esq., Sir R. Laurie, Bart, W. H.
Gage, Esq., John Maitland, Esq„ James Walker, Esq.,
CM., Hon. Sir C. Pager, Kt., K.C.11., 11. Worsley, Esq.,
and Ilear.Admirals of the Blue—A. P. Hollis, Esq., Sir
H. Heatheote, Knt., Sir E. W. C. It, Owen, K.C.8.,
0. Scott, Esq., CM., T. Amigo, EN., 0. Powke, Esq.,
11. Pearaoe, Esq.—to be Rear-Admirals of the'lled.
Rear-Admirals of the Blue—John Tremayne nom; El.
C. 8., Sir. Thomas Masterman Hardy, Batt, K.C.11
William Cumberland, Esq., Sir Graham Eden Ilamond,
Bart, C. Robert lionyman, Esq., Volant Vashard Hal.
lard, Esq. C. 13., Hugh Downtime, Esq., Hon. Thomas
Olathe) Cape!, C. 8,, Thomas M;,nhy, Esq., Eight Hon.
Lord Jamex O'Bryen, Richard Matson, Esq., John Macke!.
Mr, Esq., Charles Main, Esq.—to he Re tr-Admirala of
the White.

And the under.mentioned Captains were also appointed
Flag-Officers of his Mijesty's Fleet Stiles, Esq..,
William Granger, Esq., John Chandlers White, Esq.,
Adam Drommond, , Bober t Hall, Esq., Robert Lloyd,
Earl, Sir Thomas Livingston, Bart., Lucius Ilardyman,
Esq. CM., Joshua Sydney Horton, Esq., Edward Blare,
Esq., C.B.—to be Reari.Admirals of the White.
Sir Jahlrel Brenton, flirt. K.C. 8,, Franck William
Austen, El. C. 8., Patrick Campbell, Esq, C 8., Nor-
borne Thompson,.Elq., Edward Stirling 'Balm, E.q.,
Thomas James Waling, Esq., John Acworth Otnmanney,
Eaq. Henry Stuart, Esq., Zachary Mudge, FA+,
Alexander Wilinot Schimberg, Esq., Edward Durnford
King, Esq., Fleury %miliaria, Esq., Geurge Mundy,
Esq. C. 11., George Sayer, E.q. CM., Sir Philip Bowes
Vera Broke, Bart. K.C.B. ; Frederick' Lewis Maitland,
Esq. C. 8., Frederick Warren, Esq., James Cattlien,
John Broughton, Esq., Hon. George 'tentage Lawrence
Dundas, CMS, William Parker, Esq. CM., Sir Tristram
Robert Ricketts, Bart, Sir Charles Dashwood,
be ReariAdmiral of the Blue.

Ailiniralt).Office, July 22, ISSO.
The King hut been pleased to appoint William Skipney,
Esq., the Hon. Frederick Paul Irby, Sir Christopher Cole,
hat. agd the lion. Duncombe Myth:ll Douse-
rie, to he Colonels in his Majesty's Royal Marine Forces,
in the room of Lucius Ilardyman, Esq., C, 11., Edward

_ .
Jima, Est, C. 8., Sir Jahled Brenton, Bart.
and Francis William Austen, Esq. C. 8., appointed ring
Officers of hie Majesty's Fleet.

Office of Ordnance, July 22.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Second Lieutenant Henry
!Dope Stant to be Firat Lieutenant, vice I leywood, dec.

Whitebait, June 1.

The King has been pleased to give and grant unto Junes
°conchal. Baron Forbes, a General in the Army, and
Colonel of the tat Regiment of Foot (or Royal North
Rritish Flusileers), his royal license and authority, that he
may accept and wear the insignia of the Royal Sicilian
Order of St. Januarius (and enjoy all the privileges there..
unto annexed), which has been conferred upon him by the
King Of the Two Sicilica, in testimony of his royal appro.
!ration of his distinguialled conduct while serving in the
army in Sieily.