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London, England, 1809-10-26 00:00:00

1.7 OM the LOY-DON GAZETTE; oe-t..lh

Ifrar.OffiCC, Ca. 24, 1809.
Claro Regiment of Liacal
, .
To be-Major—Charles Oxley, Esq.
To be Capohls—Henry Richard Wcod, Esq. Richard
Purchase .Strangeways, t.q. Thomas Nursaw, Esq.
Thomaq,Robilizion, Esq.

To be Ca.piain by Breiet -Adjutant john Horne.
To be. Lieutenants— Russell; Gent. Joseph Perry,
Gent. • John 1-44criscn, Gent. Fletcher Braithwaite,
bent. George SnowUen, Gent. john ,Groves, Gent.
Thoritas Galion, Gent.

To be Ensign—pCitristotiher Yates. Cent.
To be Surgeons-Edward Clarkson, Gent.
Wakefield Regiment of Local Militia.
To be Licateaant-Colonellobn Smyth, Esq. •
To be I'llajor—Hugh Blaydes, Esq, Benjamin Dealtry,
Fcq. •
To ue Captains—Benjamin Turner, Esq. Thomas
-.1-lam, Esq. WilliaM Collins, • Esq. John Francis Carr,
Esq. Norris'u S'carcherd, Esq. John SeitOD, • Esq..•,lq-
siali Nnitilson, Estl. james Berry, Esq.
To • be Eigutenanis—larnes .Lambert; Gent.° john Tolson,
Gent. John Harrison, Gent. Samuel Hartley, Gent.
Bernard Hartley, _Gent. Icahn Peorson, Gent. Josiah
Foster. Gent. • -
To be Ensigns:- John Swindell, Gent. Harrison Wiabd,
'Gent. lohn Hind, Gent. john PiCkering, Gent. loba
Loftus, dutt. • ' •
To be Quarter-Master— Joseph Marshall, Gent.
To be Surgeon—Samuel Thomas, Gent.
Staincross Regiment of L'ocal Militia.
To be CaptainsHohn Laycock, Esq. George Berry,
Esq.-
Strafforth and Tickhill Regiment of Local Militia.
To.be Captains—loian BensAi, ,Esq. Charles Barr, Ecq.
Wm... Thatcher, Esq.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign Thomas Walker. john Suett,
6ent.
To be Ensigri—John Tyas, Gent.

City of York t of Local Militia.
To be Captains—Henry_ lifearey, Esq. Edward Prest.
Esq.
To be Lieutenants—Samuel Storr, Gent. AlfrM RusSell,
Gent. Samuel. Cowling, -Gent. William Simpson,
Gent.

To be Ensign—Richard Fisher, Gent.
Southen Regiment of Yorkshire West Riding Yco:nanry
Cavalry.

To be Cornet—, john Shirt, Gent.
' Royal Wakefield Volunteer Infantry.
To be Ensign—John Naylor, Gent.
Commissions signed by the Lotd Lieutenant of the County of
Cumberland.
CarliSle Regiment of Local Militia.
To be `Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant --Edward Joseph
• Bitten, Esq.
TQ be Lieutenant,Colonel— ames Forster, Esq.
To be Major-.--Richard Ferguson, Esq.
To be Captains— John Connell, Esq. John Thompson,
Esq. William M‘Williarns, Esq. Thomas Mounsey,
Esq. Francis Stoddart, Esq. Rowland Cowper, Esq. •
Win. Donald, Isq. John Waldie, Esq.
To be Lieutenants—Wm. Jackson, Vent. Richard Fergu-
son, Gent. James Rcithwell, Gent. Thomas. Bennet,,
Gent. • John Reiph, 'Gent. John. Henderson, Gent.
TitomaS Hudson, Gent. Robert Lowes, Gent.
To be Ensigns—lsaac Hudson, Gent. Wm. Smith, Gent.
John Forster, Gent.. Richard-Lowthian, Gent. William
Richard.. Giles, Gent. ThOrnas Coultbard tiksham,
Gent. John Studholme,'-Gent. John Lowrie, Gent.
To be Quarter-Master—Wm. Jackson, Gent.
To be burgeon—Thomas Bhimire, Cent.
Penrith-Regitnent of Local Militia.
To be Lieutenant. Colonel -CommandantJohn De Whelp-
dale, ,Esq;
To be Lieutenant-Colonel-Jahn Hindson, Esq.

To be Ma'3or—Wm. lames, Esq.- •
To be Cat4ains—Thomx: Hanson, Esq. 'John Buchanan,
Es(i. Iclseph Rtcharuson, .Esq. John Railton, Esq.
Roger Walmesley, Esq.. John
.Lee, Esq. John Little,
Esq.
To be Lieutenants—Joseph' Moss, Gent. Charles Bell,
Gent: W tn. Sowerby, Gent. Merrick Thompson, Gent.
Jackson Roper, Gent. George Tyson, Gent. John Hut-
ton, Gent. Joseph Parker, Gent.
To be Ensigns—Wm. Todd, Gent. John Hodgson, Gent.
John Pearson, Gent. Jona Varty, Gent. Daniel Hart.
ley; Gent. Win. Archer Atkinson, Gent. Win. Hobson,
Gent. Thomas Walton, Gent.
To be Quartet-Master—Joseph Bell, Gent.
To be Surgeon—Richard Story, Gent. -

Whitehaven Regiment of Loc.! Militia.
To be Lieutenant-Colonel.CommamiA..c—Thomas Hartley,

Esq. •
To be Lieutenant- Colonel.-Viscount Lowther.
To be Majois—Miilam Hartley, Esq. Joseph Dixon, Esq.
To be. capiAjos... lonn 13irkett, Esq. Thomas la es, Esq.
Anthony Steel, Esq. Win. Brown, Esq. Miies Poo.
sonby, Esq. ' Joseph Steel, Esq. ChristopherWilliatn.
son, Esq. Richard Barker, Esq. Lorin Piele 'Barnes,
Esq. Wm Still, Esq.
To be Lieuteiniins—George Watts, Gent. john Fisher,
Gent. Wni. Smith, Gent. Henry Walker, Gent. jaines
Fox, Gent. John Lomas Smith, Gent. Win. Bowes,
Gent. Thomas Hastie,• Gent. Edwin H. Heywood,
Gent. Charles Magee, Gent. Wm. Sioddart, Gent.
lames Mcore Walters, Gent.
To be Ensigns—Win. -Smith, Gent. Win. Fox, Gent.
Josiah Lewthwaite, Gent. Joseph Henn, Gent: Robert
Nicholson, Gent. john Spittalt, Gent. John 13rown,
Gent. 'Edward Johnstone, Gent.
To be Quarter-Master.-John Mackinney, Gent.
To be Surgeon-. Henry Crostliwaite, Gent. •
To be Adjutant and breVet.Gaptairn—Wm. Campbell Wat-
ley, Gent.
Whitehaven Loci Militia. Artillery;
To be Major-,-Edward Knubley, "Esq.
To be Captains—William Bowes, Esq. William Richard-
son, Esq. Richard Whiteside, Esq.
To be Lieutenants—William Plaskett, Gent. 'lames Bur-
ton, Gent. Edward Car; Kniibley, Gent: Robert Jeffer-
son, Gent. William lacon, Gent. Thomas. Manly,
Gent.

Workington Regiment of Local Militia.
To be Lieutenant-Colonel.Commandant.— lona Christian

Curwen, Esq.
To be 'Lieutenant- Colonel—john Christian, Esq.
To be Major—Henry Curwen, Esq.
To be Caittans-J- Michael Falcon, Esq. Benjamin Thomp-
son Esq, Thomas Craig, Esq. Maitland }alcon, Esq.
John Askew, Esq. John Hetherinton, Esq. lolinThonip,
son, Esq. Josepii'litiddiestune, Esq. William Dickin- •
-son Esq. Henry Russell, Esq. ,
To be Lieutenants'—Matthew Russell, Gent. Robert
Bowes, Gent. Robert Russel, Gent. William Hay Head,
Gent: Henry Salkeld, Gent. Allinson Crossthwaite,
Gent. John Falcon, cent. Edward Henry Hare, Gent.
• Matthew Adcock., Gent. Collin Miller, Gent. •
To be Ensigns—William Hetherington, Gent. John Parkin,
Gent. Thomas 'Adcock, Gent. John Atkinson, Gent. -
• Smith, Gent. john Christian Wilson, Gent:
To be quarter-Master—Thomas Gait; Gent.
To be surgeon—William Lindow, Dwkinson, Gent.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Westmoreland.
East ard West Ward Regiment of Local Militia.
To be Lieutenant-Coionel-Corninandant—lidward Hasell,
Esq.
To be Lieutenant--Colonel —George Atkinson, Esq.
To be Major—Thomas Brougham, Esq.
To be Capteins— Ralph. Hutchinson, .Esq. Richard Shep-
herd Stephenson' Esq. Thonaas Lowise Esq. William-
Sisson, Esq. john Dickinson, , Esq. john Crosby, Esq.
Thomas Ailinson, Esq. Thomas 'Dobson bleayrnire,
z.s
To be-Lieutenants--Robert' Howe, Gent. Thomas Atkin-
son, Gent. Thomas Briggs„ Gent. Thomas Gibson,
Gent. Thomas Atkinson, Gent. William Robinson,
Gent. Richard 13ellas,. Gent. Vw'illiasi Mounsey, William
Johnson, Gent. Richard Jameson, Gent.
To be Ensigns-Francis kluetson, Gent. John Chapple-
how,Gent. William Mark, Gent. Thomas Mattison,
Gent. John Richardson, Gent. Robert Addison, Gent.
To Quarter-Master--Joseph Hutchinson, Esq.
-To be Sorgeon— George Icumney, Gent.
Kendal and Lonsdale Regiment of Local Militia. .
To-be Lieuterrant-Colonel.k:onimandant.-Thomas Holttle
Maude, Esq. •
To be Lieutenant-Colonel—John Barrow, Esq.
To be Major—William Hutton, Esq.
To be Captain;--John Wilson, Esq. Christopher Wilsons
Esq. Henry Biatishaw, Esq. Robert Pennington, Esq.

LONDON : Printed by RI CHARD HARRIS, of No, 4, Martlett-court, Bow-street; ani
At the Stni-Opmcs, No. 112, Strand; where Advertisements, Orders

Will iatt Neivion, E. . Burrow,'Obadiah Esq. john
Bowerbank, Esq. Edward Rawlittson, Esq.
'fo be Lientenants—Thornas Suart, Gent. Richard Nelson-,
Goat. Jonathan Hotl4.son, Gent. Richad.Branthwaite,
Gent. Thomas Smithies, Gent. john Braithwaite,
Gent, John. Watson, Gent. john Walker, Gent. /
To be. Ensigns—John Flibblethwaite, Gent: loseph'Braithl
wake; Cent.' Henry Huetson, Gent. John Longmire,
Gent. Thomas buiman, Gent. EdWarcl Cropper, Gent.
joint Whitaker, Gent.
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_ ..

To be Adjutant, and Captain by Brevet--
Gent.

G reiem,

To be Surgeon--fames Towers, Gent.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

MADRIEc- SEPT. 28.—We learn that a numerous,
reinforcement of POles hava entered Spain, byway
of. Bayonne. They are to be immediately followed
by'other troops. '
It is well known that great discord prevails in the
Junta of Seville, and that parties alternately over-
throw and succeed each other, according as they
are more or less blindly obedient to the Marquis
Wellesley, Plenipotentiary, and, what is still more,
cashier of England, to the members of that
.fac-
tious assembly. It is asserted, that,• finding an ap-
pearance of resistance in some of those who posFAs
the greatest influence, and who have already sold
themselves to iiirn, he has threatened to print a state-
ment to the prices at which he purchased their sub-
servience to the will of the Cabinet of St. James's,.
and t heir.c`onicienct. s. •

The Official Gaietto -has...published a Letter,
which accurately delineates The agitated state• of
the Junta of. Seville, and the ettreme dejettion of
the people:

SpottirNG.--bil 'SatUrday la4f MAcir CooKt's fog-
hounds met at Kelvedon-Park, near Ongar, fOr the
fiist,daY's hunting this`season. At ten o'cloc!,:, tie
hounds were thrown into cover, L.,at not ti:,ding,
tivky. left the Park, and went to Pri-ckler's Wood, _
,w-hp,4-kley, chopping a cub in coVer, they unken-
nelled. 'fox, which they ran for an hour and
three, quarters, and killed. But the death was fa-'
flier remarkable; the fox, being hard pressed, was
killed in endeavouring /o cross Ongaritiver ; when
two Gentlemen, who Were. riding foi, the brush,
immediately left their horses, and plunged into the
river, were struggling -together a considerable tiMe
for the,brusb;` with the whole pack about. them,
tearing the.fox; one at length succeeded in cut!ing
it off,
_and:the fox,inimediately sunk. The„M.ijOr
a little vexed that the holands should be deprived of ,;
their prey, One of the Gentlemen who had been in -
the water.plunged in again, and succeeded in getihr,,-;
the fox from the bottom, and it-was given to tho • •
hounds. Such desperate, riding has seldom before
been Witnessed in EsSek.'

The following is a Translation of the Hebrew
Prayer, composed by the Rev. Solomort,Hirschei„
Chief' Rabbi, for the service of yesterday; at the
Great Synagogue, in Duke's-Place.

1

" oLota it is thou who art our King from the t
earliest times, .and it 'isS-thou who appointeth:the
Kings of the earth, and inelinetfi 'their hearts to all
thatood (god, for
all
stihdyeswiroe. rlalrlis‘TvoaeiLii;tl:l, aaoilintfil thee,
ci•irsbeiy.aa:ei,dsi
ti 9 Lord our
iirteaasripilceeeps:aacidsr
(t)lft othheairrtsceattrieetaulleonft
;thayndpkt
firMticss hast thou granted them shelter and protec-
tion here, under the government of our powerful
and pious Lord; King George the Third, (may his
glory be exalted !) thou -hast •past- the decree, and it
has been confirmed, that among nations we should
live under his shelter ; thrOugh thy kindness and
great mercy bast thou given thy people grace in the
sight of the King, his Counsellors; and Lords ; thou
bast evineed a sign of goodness unto us, and we
have increased in the laud, that the people, of the
whole. earth May know thou host not rejedted thy
People Israel, neither bast thou despised the chil-
dren of thy covenant.
" We beseech thee, 0 merciful King ! be pleased
to accept the prayers of thy servants on this. day
thou hast-cauged us to liVe and be 'upheld, unto tins
time; the fiftieth year; as the Jubilee day of the
reign of our Sovereign LOrd King,George the
(may hil glory be exalted). For this we have colt-.
secrated an; assembly in' this our little sanauary, to
supplicate to thee for him, for his kingdoth, and. for
all who Confide in his .proteelion, and seek his pe4Ce
and 'welfare. BleSS',' 0' Lord, his substanCe, arid be
graciouslY pleased with his actions.; lengthen his
days as the days of heaven, and let his throne be
established aS the sun at noon day ; preserve hint
from the shafts of sorrow and trouble, and' Stand
forth to 'his assistance; overthrow his foes, and make
them fall before him like stubble before the' wind ;
renovate his strength, gird him with might, and
.
renew his youth like the eagle ; may his hands_be
steady till the Sun of his enemies go dOwn, and
their light decline, and let the sun of his 'righteous' .
ness shine forth to the inhabitant's of all the laud,
and the distant isles, from one end of the earth to
the other ; and in peace and coinfort may, he t'eaclt
the days of eternity which approach hhn, and add tO
his days, and his years as many generations. Amer..
" We beseech thee, 0 God, enlighten the sr is
of his Counsellors acid Nobles with intelligence and
urbanity guide them in the right way, that'' the
itihgdent of Britain May be aggrandised, for thou wilt
.--
shew them the excellent way wherein that' shall go
tobrrite the hearts of the variouSpeople who sojourn
in his kingdom, both great and small, that they may
fear God and the King, because they shall under-
stand that through thy will thou hast affixed strength
to our King, upon whom the CroWn shall flourish;
the enemy shall see and shall be ashamed, they shalt •
acknowledge and understand that thou doss bless
the righseous and dolt encompass hint with favour
as with a shield.

. ,
Blessed be the Lord, who hatlrgranted rest to
the inhabitants of Great Britain, so that the sword
has not passed over their land. May he thus con-
tinue to proted and shelter them to'the end of days,
when the mount of the house of GL:d shall ba esta-
blished at the top of mournains, and the hpirit
poured out from his dwellingrplacr2,-the Heaven,
on all the inhabitants of• the earth, that they shall
serve hiM with one accord; then 'shall the eye'Of
man be satisfied; the rich,. the poor, the Lord, and
the King, with their lot, arid the portion of their in-
heritance,; .so that the verse shall be fulfilled, as it
is written, " And 'he shall rebilke strong nations
afar off; and:they shall beat their swords into plough-
shares, and
..their spears into pruning-hooks
.tion shall not lift up a sword againSt nation,' neither
shall they learn war any more. Amen,"

BIRTHS.
On the roth inst. st. Holy Castle, the Lady of. Sir Wil-
liam Elliott', Bart. •ot a Daughter.
On Tuesday last, at.l-kanunersmith; Mrs. [amen Scott, of •
a'Son.

114,40/1/td).
QA,Thursclay last, at Cliftim, lotto Ilaythorne, :Big. yr
Hill-House, Somersetshire, to ,Nlis! Nlargartt Cur-
tis, daitghter of Mrs. Curtis;; of Mardyke- I-louse, Clifton.
On Saturday se'ruaight,. at Box, John. Hicks; Esq. of plo-
mer-hill, Berk.?, to. ;Miss daughter of Isaac Wil-
liam Webb Hotlock, Esq. of Ashwick-Flouse, h Glouces-
tershire. _ _

In. August la,t, at Messina, Augitstus Granct, Esq. De-
puty Commissary-General to the British Forces in the
of Sicily, to Miss Jackson, daughter of William -Jackson,
Esq.-
On the z4th inst: at Poole, John ingleby, Esq. of Woo,i-
street, London, to Sarah, only daughter of the late Mr. Mark ,
Richards, Merchant, of that place '
Yesterday, M. H. Butlin, youngest son of Thomas But-
lin, Esq. Pf Turville Park„ Bucks, to Mary Ann, daughtef
of Hugh Gibson, Esq. of Watling-street.