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London, England, 1814-05-06 00:00:00

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NE IV- MUSIC.

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" bHE Wandering Boys," a Melo-dramac
Romance, as. performed at the Theatre-Royal-, Co-
vont-Garden; composed and arranged for the Piano4srte, by
H. IL, Bishop, priee ss: " Open thy tes, 0 'Hanover !"
favourite Recitative -and Air, sung by £tr. Braham' in the -
Oratorios at Govent:Garden Tluatre; composed by H. R.
Bishop, price Cs. -Six favourite ttw:iances, adapted to French
- and English word?, rcith an accompaniment for the Harp or
.Piano-Fortc, by•Rhilip ‘Tilleuenvet, price Ss. " The Lass
with golden Hair," adapted, to the favourite Air of " Cherry-
cheeked Patty," price is. The, favourite Dance iu the po-
pular Op( ra.of The Farmer's Wife, composed and arranged'
as z; Rinulo, by H. R. Bishop, .price is. Gd. Three Airs for
the Harp, composed •by nice each Is. Gcl. In
a few days- will he published, the Music in the favourite Melo-
dramatic Spectacle of " Sadak and Kalasrade," now perform-
ing with the i,loAtinhoutided, approbation at the Theatre-
Royal,COvent,GaMen, coMposed and arranged for the Piano-
Forte, by H. R. Bishop.
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MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Ilivss 3, 1814

Royal Regiment of Horse• Guards, Lewis Clutterbuck, Gent.
to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Wynne, promoted.
11th Regiment of Light. Dragoons, Assistant-Surgeon H.
Steele,- from the sth Fcet, to be. Assistant-Surgeon, vice
..Smith, appointed to the I,2th Light Dragoons.
12tli'Ditto4 John Elliott, Gent, to be Cor.te v:ce Wallace,
who resigns. "
13th ditto, John Horatius Maitland, Gent, to be Cornet, by
purchase, vice Brooke, appointed to ;111.: Royal Regiment
of Horse Guards. '
16th Ditto, James Baiilie, Gent. to be Cornet, by purcha:e,
vice Nepean, promoted. .
Ist Regiment of Font, Ensign Nathan Ashurst to be
Liente-
nant, vice Miles,
,killed in action.' M`Lauctilin,
Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ashurst.
9th Ditto, Ensign - Nash to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Henry, who retires.
42d 42d Ditto, Ensign, John Lane to be Lieutenant, vice Val-
iance, deceased.. Volunteer P. Campbell to be Ensign,
vice Lane.
43d Ditto, WilliaM Powell, Gent. to be Ensign, without, pnr-
chase, vice Walton, whose apprintment has not taken p 2 ice.
51st, Ditto, Lieutenant Edward •Frederiek to be Captain cf
Company, without purchase, vice Darling,,promoted in the'
2d Garrison
52d Ditto, Lieutenant A. Donglas to he Captain of -a'Corn-
pany, without•pnrchase, vice Payler, promoted in' the 3d
Provisional Battalion., Ensign RObert LockwoOd to 'be
Lieutenant, vice Douglas. James Prere May, (cent. to be
Ensign, vice Loci. wood. , ,••• • •
54th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Chartres to be C;lptain of. a
Company,, without purchase,- vice Bunbury, promol.Q.d in
' 'the Glengarry Light Infantry Feneibles.
57thqiitto, .Serjeant-iYlajor Danian; from the
.95th
Foot,. fa be Ensign,- .without puschase, rice Cameron, ap-
pointed to the 92d foot.. , •

60th Ditto—To be Lietttenants, Ensign Ambrose Sperig, liy
pnrohase, vice Rafter, promoted ; Lieutenants J. It. L.
N,ealson, from the 102 d Foot, without puichase, alid J.
Baiderson • from the 4th Garrison Battalion.

2d Garrislin Battalion, Lientenant Honourable Francis 11,1s-
sell, from the 7th Foot, td Captala 61a Conipany, vice
Dale, appointed to•tbe.f.3d Foot. •
Bth Royal •Veteran Battalion, Hospital-Assistant George
tq be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Caidweli, placed upow
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the Retired List. -

lath Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant John Bruce to hare 'the
rank of Lieutenant. •
To be Assistant-Coihmissaries to the Forces serving in Ire.
laiicf—John Baker, William' Led,kith, Hettry Rnchfort and
Hugh Loftus Gordon, T.stra-Assitanf Commissaries.
The King's German Legion. • ••
'lst Regiment of, Light Dragoons, Lewis. de ..Muller, Gent, to
• be Cornet, vice P A. Warton,. who resigns.
4th Battalion of-the Line, Ensign Shea to be •Lielat-
,
tenant, vice Schlichthorst, prom6ted. •
7th Ditto, Lieutenant John Stutzcr to be Adjutant, vice Hart-
' • wig; who resigns the Adjutancy only.
RoP's Regiment.—Ensign Chas." Trott to IA Lieutenant,
.• ice Gugger, who resigns. George Geronei, Gent. Id be
Ensign, vice Trott. •- . • . •
Watterill's Reginteot.;—V<Thinteer chas.dn Nlpulin, from the
49th' Foot, to be Ensign, vice Hicken. promoted.
The Duke Of York's Greek Light Infantry. '
Ist Regiment„Ensign. A. Zaecaropulo to bc 'Lientniant, Mice
.appointed to the gd Greek Light Infantry Ri:4-
went.
To be Ensigns, Voltinteer.Pasquale..Ordisni, vice Sr.ll6.ltoris
appointed to the 2d Greek Light Infantry lieno.%Jt.
lituteerPanajotti Liberopulo, vice Zaccaropulo.