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From the LONb37 GJZ%7TF, June 20, 1807.

Ig-fr.-net?, 'yne 10, ign7 .

11.e7:inirtit of Life Guards, Cornet and' Sub-Lieutenant
Montague Lind to be Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice Agar,
nrornoted._ .
4• ti c,;iinerit of Dragoon Guar.l4, -john Clemisoni dent. to
be Cornet, by purchasa, vice I lali, promoteel; -
Ist Regiment of Dragoons, Como Henry WilliaM Lovatt to
be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ha wkes, pronioted in the
15th Foot. _Charles Lucas Nietheun, Gent. to be Cornet,
Nice Lovatt.
4tia Ditto, Cornet,and Adjutant George Chantry to hate the
Rank of Lieutenant. Cornet Charles Forbes to be Lieu-
tenant, without purchase, vice 13.idges, who retires. Yin:
Gore Langton, Gent. to be Cornet. by purchase, vice Fen.
ton,' promoted.
36th Regiment of Li4lit Dragoons, Win. fames Alexander,
Gent. to he Corner, by purchase, vice Pratt, promoted.
- 3ad Ditto, lames Costley, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon.
4th Regiment or Foot, Assistant-Surgeon Alex. Smiler, from
the 73d Foot, to be Surgeon; vice. Woolricite.
;pro:noted.
Sth D•itto, Ensign Cooper to he Lieutenant, ,without
purchase. vice Sadlier, promoted. 'Edward Finch, Gent.
to he Ensign, vice Cooper. •
Ditto, Lieutenant Donald NPArthur, froth Half-pay of
the late loth Garrison Battalion, to he Lieutenant, vice
Baron, who exchanges. David Martin Davis; Gent. to be
Ensign, withont _purchase, vice Davies, prothoted in the
Bth- Garrison Battalion. .
23d. to, Captain Win. -Potter, from •Half-pay of the late
Kelso Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Col-
.
t burst, who exchanges. ' ' .
To be First Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant Collins.
Second Lieutenant Wm. Henry lames. Second Lieutenant
Watkin Wynne. Second Lieutenant George Browne. Sc.
cond Lieutenant Henry Browns n.
32d Ditto, Lieutenant Dennis O'Kelly to be Captain of a
Company, by purehase, vice Cormick, who retires. En.
sign Hugh Harrison to be Lieutenant, vice O'Kelly.
34th Ditto, Captain Joseph Cross, from
.the' stll Garrison
Battalion, to be captain of a Compajw, without purchase.
Lieutenant Robert Cotton St. [oho Lord. Clinton. (ruin
the 16th. Light Dragciolis, to be Captain of a Company,
Without purchase.
38th Ditto, Captain Charles Levyns Barnard, from the 4th
Garrison Battalion, 'to be-Captain of a Company, vice Eve.
lyn, who exchanges. --Ensign William White to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Brownson, deceased. D.'Osborne, Gent. to
be Ensign, vice Witite.
4ist Ditto, Ensign 1. 0. Kearny, from the Sad toot -to be
Ensign, vice Heckford, who exchaogei.
45(1 Ditto, Ensign Lorimer to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Al'lntyre, promoted. : . : .
44th Ditto,. Ensign Daniel Caulfield to be.Lipotenant, with-
out purchase, vice ()'Kearney, Who retires: •
45th Ditto, Captain L. 1). Campbell, •froin Half-pay of the
Independents, to be Captain of a Company,. vice Hall,
who eXchanges, receiving the difference. ;
4Stlt Ditto, Ensign Alex. M'lntosh to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice Taylor, promoted. Ensign john Fer-
rall, from the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, vice
M'lntosh.
si-th Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Thomas Goodrick Peacocke,
from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Clarke, promoted in the 18th Foot.
56th Regiment of Foot, Ensign L. Cordon -to be Lieutenant,
without purchase. - Robert Alder, Gem. to be Ensign, by
purchase, vi,:e lackson, appointed to the 9th Light Dra- .
goons. john Durham. Gent, to he Ensign, vice Gordon.
59111 into, Ensign mat Adjutant Alex. Mancor to have the
Rank of Lieutenant. Ensign lames Cockburn to be Lieu-
tenant, without purchase. Ensign Abraham Pilkington
to be ditto. Acheson Creech, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Cockburn. Simon Isaac, Cent. to be Ensign, vice PD.:
kington. •
65th Ditto, R. B. Eden, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
• vice promoted in .the 77th Foot.
66th Ditto, Demon Steele, Ge.tt. to be Ensign, without put.
chase. vice Stephenson', promoted in the 59th rout.
69th Ditto, Assistant Surgeon ('eurge Rowe, from the 93th
Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Brownrigg, promoted.
72d Ditto, Major Henry Altmann', from the Bth Light Dra-
goons, to be Lieut.-Colonel, by purchase, vice Dancer,
who retires. Andrew Chisholm, Gent., to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Bell, promoted in the 89th Foot.
7th Ditto, Lieutenant Hogh Stewart, from the 22d Foot, to
be Captain el a Compiwy, by purchase.
79th Ditto, Robert Mackay, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Campbell, who resigns.
Slit Ditto, Ensign Richard Read to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice .11antilton, promoted in the 37th Foot. • Ensign
W. B. Heckford, from the 41st Foot; to be Ensign, vice
Kearney, who exchanges.
89t11 Ditto, john. A. Bell,. from the 7zdToot, to be Lieute-
iiant, without purchase, vice Tuckey, who resigns.
91th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Lloyd, front' the sth Garrison ;
Battalion to be Ensign, vice Hagarty, whoexchanges. G.
Daunt, dent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Evans, Who

ratites.
Joist Ditto, Captain Thomas kl•Cortnick, from the 3d Gar-
rison itattalion,•to be Captain of a Company, vice Burke,

who exchanges. . • •
6111 West India Regiment, Captain E. R. Mathews, from the
7th Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice
Boyse, who exchanges.
Bth Ditto, Wm. Henderson, Gent. to be Ensign, .without
purchase, vice Boyd, whose Appointment has net taken'
'place.
New South Wales Corps, Lieutenant Henry Steele, from the
SOth Foot, to be Captain of.a. Comp'any, without purchase.
Watteville's Regiment, Ulrich Pertalozzi, Gent. to be En-
sign, without purchase, vice Sapio, who has resigned.
Royal' Waggon Train, ASsistan Surgeon - Vassall, from
,- the Royal. Military College, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice
Hickson, who exchanges.
sd Gat rison Battalion, Captain Win.' Burke, from the lotst
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice M'Connick, who
• exchanges.
4th Ditto, Captain. Henry Evelyn, from the 3311 i Foot, to be
Captain of a Conyany, vice Barnard, who exchanges.
sth Ditto, Lieutenant- Mich. Campbell, from the.sBth Foot,
to be Captain of a Company, vice Cross..appointed to the
34th Foot. Ensign T. Hagarty, from the 97th Foot, to be'
Ensign, -rice Lloyd, who exchanges.
6th Ditto, Wrn.'kuiteney Dana, Esii. to be Paymaster.
7th Ditto, Captain lames ItOyse, from the 6th West India
Regiment, to be ..Captain of a Company; vice Mathews,
who exchanges. Richard Holmes, Gent. to be ;Ensign,
vice Ferran, appointed to the 48th Foot.
nth Ditto, Ensign David-Davies, from the illth Foot, to be
Lieutenant.
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.

Assistant Surgeon Thomas Hickson, from the Royal Waggon
Train, to be Assistant Surpass, vice Vassali, who ex-
changes.

HOSPITAL STAFF.
john vleusell, M, D. to be Physician to the Forces.
Co be .:;urooni to the Forces--Surgeon Steph:n Woolriche,
troll! the 4th Foot,.vice (;rant, protooted. Surgeon Davit
idro.vorigg, front the igth Foot, vice George, deceased. As-
SlSlat r Surgeon Karen lows, from the 4th Dragoons, vice
i..tren, deceased.

The King's German trews.

ist Regiment of Dragoons., Lieutenant Hans De Hattori'. to
i,,,Cdptain of a Troop, wish templrary Rank, vice Lin-
promoted iii tne 3d Light Oragoons. Cornet Ucu.
iseiaiort to be Lieutenant, vice Harrod.

Regiment of Light Dragoons, Major J. D. Crusius to be
wAtt temporary Rank, vice Estorl, super.
icdect, At,s,:nt without leave. Coptdin Ern. 1)e burg.
oc Major, with temporary Rank, vice Crusitis.
Laptain i+.ugusius Baron Linsingen, from the Ist Urahoons,
t,, Majur, with teinpopry Rank, rice Valentine, de.
„„,_d. baron KerssenbruLh to be'tlati-
tan; of a- Troop, with temporary Rank, vice liutgwctiel.
Lornet Christ. Heise to be Lieutenant, vice hierssenbr...cti.
Caret-Serjeant Gustavus Meyer to be Cornet; vice Both,
promoted. Gentleman Cadet Charles lioltxtrn'to be Cur.
net, vice Heise.

MEMOR NDUJZ.

1 he appointment 01 Lieutenant Lord Clinton, from the
;6th Light D:sigouns, to be Captain of a Company it, the
Regancnt of fo9t„. v,ee Edwards cas,iereu, as stattel iu
t►te Gazette Of the 9111illSt. has nut take:s place.
-- Fair, of the 39111 ftegunent of Foot, is super-
fieneo, sacing abseut without leave.

, Ordnance-Wire', Jane 18; iSo2.
Rvdt !iwi tf "Vey,.
Second C3Miti 'Win Ije Contain, vice Ogilvie,
Dated Feb. 2, 18 • First Lieutenant fames
Grant t' be Scco,id Captain, vice Sincl:li•r.. Dattd as above.
Second Lieutctieuit ,ioofe to be I irst Licute-

• , ,
tiabt, vice Grant. Dated April,; tBo7. Gentleman
det John L:: Smith to be Second Lieutenant, vice Butler,
inoinote.t. D tted lune to, 180. Gentleman Cadet Wil-
liam A:Turner to ba Second Lieutenant, vice Norton, pho-
tnoted. Piled as above. Gentlerhan Cadet lames Day to
be Second Lieutenant, vice liontein, prOmoted Dated as
above. Gentleman Cadet liahn Eyre to be Second Lieute-
nant, Vice Johnston, promotgd. DateiraS above.

• .
Corps of Royal Engineers.
Gentler':lan Cadet Frank Stanway to he Second lieutenant,
vice Ilenryson, prhinoted. , Dated June t, 1807.

RegiMent of Artillery, King's German Legian,
First Lieutenant Andrew Cleves :o he Second Captain, Vice
Flugye,deceased. Dated tune 5, igo7. Second Lii:Ute-
natit V for Preussner to be First Lieutenant, vice Cleves,
promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Anthony,
Hugo to be Second Lieutenant, vice Erytropel, promotee
Dated asabove, Gentleman Cadet Henry Hockinann to
be Second Lieutenant, vice Preussneri promoted. Dated
f une 8,

Commiitions signed by the L:rd Lieutenant of tbeCo-aqy of
Lincoln.
Granthant Volunteer btfantry.
John Barnes, Esq. to be Captain. Dared June 3, 120%
Frederick Lely,' Gent, to be Lieutenant. Dated as above.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenants of the Gauntlet of Bre-
. • con and Monmouth.

To.be Deputy Lieutenants—The Rev. W. Hurdman lane;
D. D. for the County of Monmouth. Datedlunc 16,
.1837. Warren lane; Esq; for the said County. Dated as
above. - . ,

Commission in the Monmouth and Brecon Militia, signed by the

L 9.41 Liezitenaw. .
Lieutenant Charles 1-I.trrison Powell to be Captain, vice
Price, resigned. Dated tune i6,.,607. • •

BANKRUPTCY' UPERSEDED.
lan Crocker, late of Gosport,• 'ship-chandler.

BANKRUPTS,

Robert Armitstead, late of GiggleSwick, Yorkshire, cotton:
spinner, and since of Manchestet,"Cotton-inanutacturer, to
surrender fuly 9, at five, io, and ,August 1, at eleven, .at
the Red Lion, Preston, Lancashire. Attornics, Mr.
Wilson, Greville::stivet, H-roon Garden, London ; or
Messrs. W. and T. Carr, lilac:Knurl', Lancashire.
_

fonathan ►Mallaliett, of Manche ter, dater in cotton twist
and weft, July 3, 21, and August 1, at eleven, at the
Palace Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. W. Edge, Man-
Athesier. f.

Roger 13idIake Hosking and F.hrl Hosking the younger, 'of
South lirenj, Devonshire, yarn-inakers, tune 29, Jo, and
-August 1, at ten, at the London Inn, Ashburton, Oevun.
31-fire. Attornies,' Mr. Anstice, King's Bench.walki,
Inner yeinple, London ;• tir Mr, Tour, Ashburton.

Joseph Hanso'n, of Hurtsgreen, Salehurst, and Thoinas Han-
son, at Battle, Sussex,
,innkeepers, lune 23, July tI; at
,ooe, and Aug. I, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies,
Messrs. Gregson and Dixon, Angel-court, Throginurtoil-
street London or Mr. Martin, Battle, Sussex.

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o b. ..
Gervas Hall, f ow-street, Covent-Garden, M tddlesex, 1 i',.
quor-inerenant, lute 23, 'July 3,, and August t, at eleven,
at GuildhAll. Attornies, Messrs. Millougal and Hunter,
Lincoln's-Inn. .
_ .

lames bto.lchain, of St. Nicholls, Bristol, tavern-keeper,
lune as,, !lay t and August t, at six, at the 13tilic.:11" of
Grapes Tavern, Bath. Attorines, Messrs. Shephatd and
Adline,ton ; Bedtord-row, London ; or Air. Sheppard,
Bath.

L, PL :nakilll7::'

OF KING's RENCH, !UNE 20.

1.0 \k'TON V. THk MAYOR AND CORPORATION otr
COLCHESTER:' • • •

This was ati aetion upon a :behd for 4000 J, ,
exe-
cuted in July, taw I- to the Plaintiff, by the Cor-
poration tbove mentioned.
It appeared in evidence that the bond was given
as a collateral security with a mortgage, and by the
custom of the Corporation; for many years, two
different corporate seals were used Indiscriminately,
the one (being the smaller), with deeds or writing,
upon" paper, fastened with water i the other (being
the larger) .was. used with w,.., upon all deeds, •Bcc.
on parchment. These two seals were kept by the
Mayor for the time being, .and used in the Town
Clerk's.Otfice, upon all occasions, as the seals of
thki Corporation.

It also appeared, that the instrument in question
purported to be the ad of the Mayor, Aldermen; and
Commonalty, and was executed by certain perons,
being the select body of the Corpotation, delegated
,to t.ti:t for the whole. It further appeared, that this
was, formerly a Corporation by prescription, but .by
.the ad Ge,o.. 111. chap. it became a Corporation
by charter.
Mr. TOPPING!, for the Defendants, took several
objedions in point of lair. -He first contended, .that
the instrument in question was not sealed with the
• regular corporate seal, and chiefly relied upon the
objection that this deed, purporting to be the ad of
the Corporation at large, should have been executed
by the body at large, or by petsons specially ...ap4
pointed for that specific purpose by 'the body at
large.
Lord ELLENBOROUGH, however; observed, he did
not find, that upon any former occasion, the body
at large
.had ever been convened for that purpose;
:but as, by the charter, the seled, body had the
power to do all the necessary acts, of the Corpo-.
.ration, without 'any specification of any particurar
ad, his opinion was, therefore, that the. Corpora-
tion at large was, legally bound by, the aCt of ,the.se-
,led body ; and a verdict was accordingly found for
the Plaintiff, and the damages assessed at 2G601.

CRAWFORD V. EDDINOTON.

This was also an adion upon a bond for 5001.
The Plaintiff'was the creditor of.theDefendarif; and
had a►rested him and thrown him into Morpeth
gaol, in in Northumberland, and, in ,order tb'satiSfy
his demand, it was altedged, on the' part of the
Plaintiff, the Defendant executed the. bond in ques-
tion. It appearing, however; that at the time this
bond was executed, the Defendant was an,uncerti-
lied bankrupt; and had executed this, instrument in
order to induce the Plaintiff to sign his certificate,
Contrary to the bankrupt laws, the Plaintiff was non-
suited.