The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-12 00:00:00

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THE EXPEDITION.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT'. I,o.—The town •has been in
the utmost state'of bustle this week, in conse-
quence of the expectation of orders for the regular
troops here' (the 43d, 43th, 93c1, and Tith,) to
embark, and the marching in of 'detachments from
the I Ith and 44th regiments for the same pur-
pose.—General Kcan arrived here in the, Norge
from Portsmouth on Thursday, with several trans-
ports. The armament is to rendezvous, accord-
ing to report`, at Cork : but its eventual destina-_
tion is a secret. The troops- have been directed
to hold themselves in readiness for embarkation at
a half hour's notice. The requisite lighters, boats
and men, are also kept in a constant state of pre-
paration. The, 93d" embarked yesterday. The
Mary transport has on hoardtheßocket Brigade.
The 'Norfolk carries a detachment of dragoons,
with 10,000 suits of otothing, supposed to he for
the North American Indians, and an immense
quantity of warlike instruments, adapted for their
use. •

The Norge, 74,-Caps;Dashwood, and Zealous,
74, Captain AnderSon, will sail imMediatcly for'
Quebec, taking Alessrs. N. Oxenham., Hunter,
AlliC•er, Miller; Stanley, Clark, and Hansford,
quartermen of shipwrights, and 100 men, from
Porttonouth Dock-yard, and 100 men from Chat-
tharu Yard. The volunteers from the former yard
have embarked in the Zealous : those from Chat-
ham are also shipped.-7-The crew of the Zealous
will join the seamen on the Lakes, whilst that
ship continues
.stationary at Quebec.
, Five hundred marines, and an equal number of
seam-cn are. about to embark on a particular ex-
pedition. •
The following are the ships to take the troops,
viz. Norge, 74 guns ; Gorgon, 44 ; Belle Pottle,
36 3. Alceste; 36 ; Dcvet', 3G ;. Porcupine, 24.

On Wednesday the Mayor of Liverpool gave a
magnificent dinner in the Town-ball, to Mr. CAN-
NING, Mr. linstussoN, and a large party. in the
evening, Mrs CANNING visited the Canning Club;
the room was decorated with devices, emblems,.

trophies, &c.
The Duke of WELLINGTON'S Regiment (the
Ilines),'is to continue upon its present establish
went of Officers.

Part of the last division of the British army
from ,the South of France is .arrived at Cork, in
17 transports, protected by the Lightning and
Goldfinch..

Madame LUCIEN BUONAPARTg arrived on the
31st tilt. at Bruges, from Englkod. She set out
next day for Italy:
Recent advices from the Caraccas communicate
important successes obtained by the royal forces
on the Spanish Main. The contending parties,
had for some time been collecting their whole
strength lot- the final decision of the fate of
the province of• Venezuela: On the 18th of
June there ensued a' dreadful 'contest in flit:val.._
lies of Arazua. Atter some hard. fought •hours,
the royalists achieved a complete victory They
followed
„op their successes furiously, giving
no quarter, and several thousands of the ene-
my were slain. The insurgents in posses-
sion, of Caraccas, dismayed at this change
of fortune, sent deputies to the conquerors to
solicit. terms of peace, who were sent back with-
out "hope of favour or mercy. The insurgents
then ,seintvatial, -and sought safety in eight..
.The,
Chiefs repaired, to the /mountains with but few
followers, whilst others seized the shipping in
the adjacent ports, which had been embargoed, to
keep them front the enemy. Some sailed to St.
'Thomas's, and others to Curaccoa. The Royalists
entered the city of Caraccas on the 7th of July.
La Guira, and other principal places, were alSo
in their possession. No further opposition. was
expected. ,
BRIGHTON, SEPT. 10.--The Duke of YORK ar-
rived, at, the. Pavilion yesterday evening between
.nine and ten o'clock.... His Royal' Highness came
in his private travelling carriage with post horses,
attended by Colonel UPTON only, and two servants
oh horseback. During•the whole of this, morn-
ing the• Commander-in-Chief has been sedulously
employed in business, supposed to be respecting
,the Court,,Martial demanded
.by •Lieut.-Colonel
QuINTIN, ou hiS conduct, in consequence of _the
remonstrance signed by a large-majority of the,
Officers of the 10th 'Hostas. This morning an
order was received at the Cavalry Barracks, •fo.i.
the 10th Hussars to march for Brentford. The
18th are expected to' take their duty here. Lieut.-
Colonel QUINTIN is at present in London. •
SALISBURY.-" 011 Friday evening last her Royal
Highness Princess- CHARLOTTP, (If WALES arrived
in this city, on her journey to Weymouth. The
Princess ,Was accompanied by the Countess of
ll-
chester, the Countess of Rosslin, the Misses
Coates, General Garth, and the Rev.•Dr."Short.
Her Royal Highness remained at the Antelope
Inn on Friday night, and departed for'Weymouth
next morning at ten o'clock. During the Prin-
cess's short stay ,here, various specimens of the
cutlery manufactory of this city 'were submitted
to her Royal Highness, which tact with great ap-
probation...

THE THEATRE.--The new comedy of Love and
Gout was represented, on Saturday last, at the
Haymarket Theatre, for the benefit of Mr. JoNEs,
who, as usual on such occasions, held forth the
temptation of novelty, in an interlude called The
Saracen's Head or, Not at Home. There was
some %rhito, but more absurdity., in this dramatic
sketch ; and though it excited much laughter, it
was not so yell received as to authorize a repeti-
tion.

JORDA.N- •
is . announced, in the Brussels
Oracle :Of the 6tli, to play Violante, in the Wonder.
She is to perform three- nights at Messrs. JoNAs
and VENLY's Theatre do Pare.
CoRN KX'cIIANGE,I SEPT. I2.—We had but a moderate sup-
ply of Wheat this morning from Essex and Kent, .in conse-
quence of which finessamples sold at au advairce of 2s. per
(varier from this day -week. Oats went of heavily at last
Monday's-prices. Barley and Malt have but a very doll sale,.
and if any alteratiim, rather lower. •Ticl: Beans have.. ad-
vanced 2s. and Boiling Pease front 2s. to 3s. per quarter. In
other articles there was 00 alteration. Flour remainsed_the
same.

tiNIrrtiPIEJD, SEPT. 12.—This day's. Market was well sup-
plied with prime Beasts, and.the show of Cattle in general
was pretty good ; Beef, Mutton, and Veal, were ')carer ; Pork
was cheaper, Lamb sold at last price; and' the grade, for the
most part, was tolerably brisk. 'l'he sales in flip Hay-market
were somewhat lively; flay and Clover felehedvbetter prices;
straw continues the same as per last.' •

NAVAL =WS

EAST-INDIA SHIPPING.

East bidia house, Sept. 12.
The Samarang country ship, from Bombay,
passed Portsmouth, on her way to the Downs,
the 10th instant :- she sailed frdtryßombaY the 8111
May, and from St. Helena, in company vt-ith
Isabella, the latter end of July ; -left at St:
lena the extra ships Minerva and. Lord Forbes
(which sailed from BoMbay the 19th 41.0;
waiting for convoy. The Batavia, extra ship,
and the Castlereagh, country ship, sailed • front
Bombay inAperil, and the Lawjee Family 'from
St. Helena, the Gth May.

The Company's outward-bound ships Win-
chelsa, Astell, Europe, Castle Mindy, Asia,. and
Marquis of Huntly,• were all well the Nth:May,
in Lat.-35. 38. S. Long., 15. 39. E. The Surat
Castle and Royal Charlotte %vac found. . to have
separated- from the fleet on the morning of the 7th.
Upon the 28th May, in Lat. 32. S. Long. 30. E.
the Ranger- whaler :elf in with his Majesty's brig
Bat'racoota and threelndiainen (the Lady Lush-
ington,- Exeter, and another), bound to the cape.
On the 30tIlMay, these ships were joined by an-
other Indiaman.—The Scaleby Castle, outward-
bound, arrived at the Cape the.2tith M..ry.—The
Earl Spencer arrived at Bombay the Ist May,
from Port 4cksOn.

GALWAY,. SEPT. s.—Put in far provisions ani
water :the ship Harriet, BARBER, master, of and
for LiverpoOl, out. nine weeks .frolaMaranhain.
On the 21st ult. in lat. 41. 53. long. 28. 25. W.
the brig Vocklington, of London, SIMPSON, mas-
ter, in company, descried an American privateer
bearing down on the.ship and brig, which tieing
observed by Captain BARBER, he, with his crew,
(except two men) repaired on board the brig, for
the• purpose of engaging the privateer, at whom
they fired a few shots. . The privateer observing
a number of people, an the brig's- tlk!cks,- th'iught
proper to sheer off: she had an engagement that
Morning with a ship, about '3OO tons, wide] she
captured in sight of .the above vessels, after a
contest, of six hours.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 19.—Arrived yesterday the
SpCClthitipti, DYER, from Corunna, in 13 days.
The Lady Louisa packet, fur Lisbon, and- the
Duke of. Alontrose packet,for flalifaz, arc gone
into time Roads.—The Triton, of Teignmouth,
HARVEY; front Newfoundland for Lisbon, was
taken 80 miles to the Westiyard of the lafter port,
by the Peacock American sloop of war, of 22
guns, and .230 men, on time 23d ult. Tile-day be-
fore the Peacock moil: the &Ilona, LANGLEY,
from, the Mediterranean ; both 'vessels, she de-
stroverL She had taken, within a short space of
time; 15 vessels, 12
.she destrOyed, and three gave
up as cartels.

PLYNIQUTH, SEPT. 10.-Arrke.d his Majesty4s
shill Armada,, and the-Strumbob; bomb, front the
Meditcrraneau,- %yid) a fleet. of transports and
merchantmen under convoy; t:key are gone up
Channel. Arrived the Kangaroo sloop of war
from'Lisbon.—Wind S.

DEAL, SEPT. 11.----Came down from the River,
-end sailed, the Sydney packet, Wir.K.lNsos., for
the Cape of ,Good Elope. Arrived tl►e Hussar,
HaTnom-rtiwAvrE, from St. Dominio. Eternain,
the transports, -B:c..bound to Harwich, detained
by contrary winds.-Wind N. E.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 11.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships Dexterous and CJteerful front a cruize. •
'BRI6hITON,' SEPT. 9.--The Neptune, with 48
passengers, sailed for Dieppe kst .night ; and the
Flying Fish, with 54, this evening. The latter
vessel, while taking in fruit and eggfi at Dieppe,
on Monday' last, ,was assailed by the popnlaceas
she lay under the quay, and much of that part of
her freightage was destroyed, The 'distill bailee
was so serious'that the military were calicd out,
when six of the ringivaders of the riot were se-
cured, and instantly sent off, strongly escorted,
to the prison of Rotten. The .cabin windows, and
part of the shrouds and rigging of the. Flying
Fish, were beat in And tiarnti_gtid in this, twnu:t.
Before the packet left the harbour, however, the
rioto,,ls proceedings were regarded as nearly at au
end. The Jane came into the roadsted last night,.
with a cargo of wheat, from Nieuport, in Flan-
ders. We have seen some samples of this cargo;
they were of superior quality,j white, heavy, and
bright ; and the chance the market at Lewes is
to be taken in their sale.

Government have determined on giving up the
naval .establishment at Falmouth. Orders have
been received for transporting the stores to Ply-
mouth..—(Cornwall Gazette).
The Valiant, 74, Captain MUDG P., which had
been nominated to take out Lord HILL to Aine-
rica, and was fitted up with CoortAvE's nem
guns, is altered in her destination : she is now go-
ing to the 13razils, with the Duncan, 74, to con-
voy the Royal, Family of' Portugal' from Rio
Janeiro to Lisbon. She has taken on, board a
considerable sum of money On account of the
merchantl. Captain CIL% MI3 E_4iS has been appoint-
ed to the Duncan, as Flag Captain to Sir Jon
BERESFORD. 'Sir ;JOH NT, we understand, is ex-
pected to hoist his flag in, about a fortnight. Both
ships bring. a consideruble freight
of valuables
expected
to
Europe besides. the Royal jewels,
&c. are
&c.

The Castilian has re-captured the Atiante,. PET-.
TE RS(iN, Mister, front Buenos Ayres, which has
arrived in Cork harbour.

The Satellite arrived at St. Thomas's on the 4th
ult. with the Demerara ships, and proceeded the
same day for England, under convoy of the Bar-
low man of tval.'' His Majesty's ship GloUceSter
sailed from St. Thomas's on the Ist of last mcntlk,
with a fleet from Great Britain, consisting of GG
sail.

In consequence of the late visit of the Lords
of the Adiniraltv to Chahtarn, it is said that an
extensive vet-dock will be fortried there, and ap=
propriate store-houses attached. An order has
been received to elite!' fifty inure ship-wrights iii
the ckck-yard.

IN

FRom -THE LONDON GAZETTE, SEPT. 10.

F.);eip,-IfrObitte, Sept. 10,•1814.

. . .
h is Roynl Ffigliness th'e Iti•gent has been.PleasefL in
the name and on-the hehalf of his Majesty, t 9 appoint Sananel7
(-_,regory M Esc'. to be his Majesty's Consul at Euib-
den. in t7,e circle .of estphalio.
fl:s Royal rllighness the: Prince Regent has, also been
p:e•i;-d, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to
appoititJarnes Stielinir, Esq. to he his Majesty's Consul at'
tai,: rates, L'Orient, and th'eit Dependencies.
ITltis 1-;,,zette notifies the grime Regent's permission iti
(7,,10nel Alexander llryee, to accept and wear the insignia of
('onimander of the Sicilian 'Order of SL Ferdinand and of
Merit.)
. .

Tear-gger, Sept. la, 1814.

`a,,,al Regiment nf HorS-e.Wards, James Arnold, Gent. to be
Cornet; by pitiOnse, Vice Gee, who retires.
Yd Regnnent of OritgOon Guards, ,John Addison, Genf...to be
Cornet, by purtlose, vice-Davis, 'who retires.
I%itto, BrevetLieut.-Cotona--Kane Bunbury to be mdioe,.
without purchase, vice Danue, promoted.
tab Regiment of Dragoorts,'lV. R. Ellis, Gent, to be Cornet,
by purchase, vice Blake, promoted in the 14th Light Dra-
goons.
et h Regiment of Light-Dragoons, John Fleming Kelso, Gent.
to be Cornet, Nt ithout purchase, vice Skinner, pro-rooted. in

the 17th Light Dragoons.
-9:11 Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon .lames from the 39th
Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Lukis, appointed to

_
-the 55th Foot. .
15th Ditto, Cornet Henry Huckley to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Finch, promoted in the.37th Focit.
170 i Ditto—To be Lieutenants, witlohit'porehase, Cornet T,
It. Wharton, from the 24th Light Dragoons, vice Jones, pro-
moted. Cornet Geo. Dann, from the 25th Light Dragoons,
vice Anderson, deceased. Cornet C. G. Skinner, f-om the
sth Light Dragoons, vice Wrixon, deceased.
lvtli Ditto, Cornet W. L. NN rey to be Lieutenant, by pm.-
chaSe, ;vire ArMstrong, promoted. George Maquay, Gent.
to be Cornet, by purchase, rice Goldsmith promoted.'
20th Ditto. COrnet John J. Pomeroy to be 'Lieutenant, with-
• out purchase, vice Shee,. promoted in the 12th
,Foot.. S.
Dudley, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Pomeroy.
22d Ditto, Reilly, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice
Tymon, deceased. . .
44til Ditto, Cornet G. Shaw to be Lieittenant, without
• poreh'ase, vice A. J. Macau; who retires. J. G. Palling;
Gent.. to he Cornet, by purchase,: viee-Shaw. •.
25th Ditto, Cornet B, Brown to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Hewett, appointed to the sth Dragoon Guards.
A. tvillams, Gent. to he Cornet, "without*purchate, vice
Mon, prornoted in the 17th Light Dragoons.
Cold,tream li:egiment of Foot. Guards, Ensign C. A. Girardot
to be Lieutenant and Captain, without purchase, vice Mills,
who reigns. • . .
3d Regiment of Foot Guards—To be Lieutenants and Cap-
tains, without-puichase, -Ensign T. Craufard, vice
.Bowa7
ter; prom-cited: Ensign Joint Ashton, vice West,. promoted.
6th Regiment of Foot, Joh, Henry lleigtiam, Gent. to be
Ensign, by ptirehase, vice Sayer, who retires. •
13t,h_Ditto, Hospital7Assistanttgratford Eyrelci be Assist
ant-Surgeon, vice-tVetherspoon, deceased. •
17th Ditto, Lieutenant C. Evans to be Adjutant; vice Gale,
' Who resigns the. Adjutancy only. •
21d Ditto—To he Lieutenants, without, purchase, Lieutenant
,101 m Maclean, from the 79th F00t,,, Ensign John Butler.
all Ditto, En:4gn• R. Jones to be Lientenant, without pur.
, chase, vice Wetherall, removed to the Bth Light Dragoons.
Carysfort Proby, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Jones. Hospi-
tal-Assistant James O'Beirne to be Assistant• Surgeon, vice
Johnion, deceased.
.path Ditto, Ensign Duntian SloctiCk to he Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Burn, appointed to.the 3d. Dragoons.
32i1 Ditto, James Butler, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
' 'chase, vice-Poole, who resigns. •
35th Ditto, Ensign George Wilkins to be Lieutenant, without
porchase, vice George Rawlinson, promoted in the Bth
Foot.. . . • . . . .

To be -Ensigns, without purchase, Volunteer Robert Lizar,
vice Burton, who resigns. Gentleinati Cadet Ernest Wil-
ford, from the Royal Military College, vice
.36th Ditto, Captain Thomas N. Harris, from the York Chas-
' seurs, to be Captain'of a Compatiy; vice Baiguy, who ex-
changes. •
37th Ditto, Hospital-Assistant Robert A. M'Munn, to be As-
sistant-Surgeon.
Ditto, Quarter-Master James Claris, from the 95th Foot,
to be Paymaster, vice Rowan, appointed to the lath Rogil
Veteran Battalion. _ - _ :
_

. _
lath Ditto, Lieutenant D. Pandas, from the 65th. Foot, to
be Adjutant' and Lieutenant, vice O'Neill; deceased. Hos-
pital-Assistant John Jobson to.be Assistant-Surgeon. .
53tb Ditto, Ensign Gilmour. Robinson to be Lieptenant,
without purchase, vice Hugh Robison, who retires. JtClin
Burn, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Munro, pro-
routed in the 7th Foot.
67th Ditto, Ensign Foster Fyans to be Lieutenant, vice Her-
ring; deocafed. Thomas Arrow, Gent, to Le Ensign, with-
out purchase; vice Harrison; promoted.
ith Ditto, Ensign Thomas Black, front -the Sicilian Regi-
ment, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Wilson, who
resigns, -
71st Ditto, Volunteer George-Home Light-body to .be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Home,' whose appointment has
.not
• taken, place.
741 h Ditto, Cohn Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchaSe,
vice Campbell, appointed to the 9th Light Dragoons.
Ditto, Hospital-Assistant George G. M'Lean, to be As-
. 3istant-Su rgepn.
Ditto, Hospital-Assistant Thomas James to be Assistant-
Sorgetm.
e9th Ditto, Lieutenant William L. Wraxall, from. the . 34th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase.
gist Ditto, yolunteer Duncan Livingstone to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Ottley, whose appointment has not
taken place. •
.93d Ditto, Hospital-Assistant John Regan to be Assistant-
Surgeon.
.100t11 Ditto, Ensign John Clark to be Lieutenant; without
purchassi vice Burke, who .; esigns, J. Tayler, Got. to be
Ensign, vice Clark.
192 d Ditto, Ensign Thomas Mills to be Lieuteßant; Without
purchase, vice Nealson, appointed to the 60th Font. Jan;
Thomas, Gent: to be Ensign, vice Mills.
lOnd Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Harvey, from
the hits Garrison Battalion, to be Major, vice Parry,- who
exchanges. '
Ist West India Regiment, Brevet Lieutenanteedlonel J. M.
- -Clifton to be Lieutenant-Colonel, withont' purchase, vice
Yates, appointed to the 49th Foot. Brevet Major Richard
Weston to be Major, vice Clifton. Lieutenant. John' Mac-
narnara to be Criptain of a CoMphtly, vice Weston. Ensign
James Delamel to be Lieutenant, vice Macnaniara. Michael
Brannan, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Delamel.
2d Ditto, James Gilchrist, Gent. to be Ensign,' Without pur-
chase, vice Greenfield, superseded. .
3,1 Ditto, Brevet Major Joseph Maclean to be Major, without
put:base, vice Maclay, promoted. Lieutenant John Heazle
to be Captain of a Company, vice Maclean..
To Ate' Lieutenants, Ensigns Conrad HeeLvice
deceased. J. A. Gilmore, vice Heazle. ,
To be Ensigns, A. D. Gordon, Gent. vice Heel. Robert,Cros-
-I;i3Oe-rit. without purchase, vice Hill, who resigns. Thos.
finton, Gent. vice .Ttines, whose appointment has not
taken -place. Charles Robinson, Gent. vice Gillmure.
llOval African Corps.—To be Lieutenants, without purchase,
Ensigns John- Sutton, vice Macpherson, deceased. ' Archi-

'Oaldodliiin, vice Fife, promoted. • • ' • -
To be Ensigns, Daniel. O'Meara, vice Sutton. Volunteer
John Godwin, vice Odium'. ,
Royal York Rangers, Ensign John Cooke, froth the Royal
West India. Rangers, to be Lieutenant, without purchase,
vice Ovens, deceased.
Loyal West India Rangers, Arthur Freer, Gent. to he En-
without purchase, vice Cooke, proni*ted in the Royal
Vr.irk hangers. •
CbAssekirs, Captain E. B. Baigny, from the 36th Foot,
to bc Captain of a CoMpany, vice Harris who exchanges.
-t2;otw Ite:oinent, Hospital-Assistant' John, Dempster to be
..‘s,li•itztiitz,..urgeon, vice 'Van Meulen, appointed on the
2,t a tf. '•
Poulton RAglinent, Hospital-Assistalit JOlin Armstrong to be
Assistant-Surgeon, vi'ee-Owen;iippOinted to the 87th Foot.
'uywl
Waggo a 'Fr a n , Cornet Robert Kerr, froM the .Half-
nay of of tire-Regiment, to be Cornet, vice Young, who cx-
.chatiges%
Garrison Battalmn,, E„ign 'James Rovtini-to be Lieute-
vice selign, deceased. Normanbotighs, Gent. to
tiara,
• b, Ensign; vice-Boyton.•
I, Ditto, Brevet JAenteztant:•Colonet P. J, fra'rri', from the
;o3 ~t Wont,, to he Major, vice llarvvy, cart),
George W. White, from the 4.oth Foot, lo he Major.
Newfoundland Fencibics.—To be..Etisigps, John. mac_
',tunnel!, Gent. vice Whelan, superseded, bei4:ihsentwith-
(,u; leave. Edward Walker Carter, Gent. vice •Raden-
li rst, promo- el.
a Scotia FeneiAes,• Lieutenant Richard. Des2ard to be
,rain of a Company, vice Lewis deceased. Ensign Fre-
... ‘o..iti.ler to he Lieutenant, vice Despard. kiouall
• Gent.. to be Ensign, vice Skinner.

Canadian. Feneibles, .T. C. Peach tot be Lien! enauf,
vice Pinciuet, 'cleecas•ed. James Dutt.4las Hamilton Bay,
- Gent. to lie Ensign, wire Peach..
Glenrary Light Infantry Fmicibles, -Lieutenant William
Campbell, -en. from the Ist
,Foot, to be Captain of ivCom-
pany, vice Macdonnell, who resigns.
Volunteer John Fraser, from the tooth Foot, to be Ensign,'
vice Smith, who.resigns.
• LREVET.
To be Majors in the Armit, Capt. Thomas Hunter 'Blair, of
the n tst Foot. Capt. 'Michael Child M-s; of the I Ith' Light
- Dragoons.
STAFF.- •
To he Deputy Cornmissarie-General ,to tht Forees, As'sist-
ant-Comniissary-General W. Llaike. Acting Deputy
Comtnissarv-Gen-ral P. Coltin.
.To be At to the Forces, Deonty
As,istant-Corninissaries-(.general Geo. Croalistiank and.
Osborne.
To he'DeputrAssirtant Contraissant-Gener4 to the Forces,
litury Bourbill, Gent.
dr'ARIIISONS.
Ensign Ronald Macdminell, of the Novi StAtia Fencihles, to
be Town Majot of Prince Edward's Island, • vice 'Fitz--•
maurice, who resigns.
• Mettron's Regiment, Lient. T. Anhin, front the 6Ari Foot, -to
be Captain of a Comrany, by purchase, ace Trerries, pro—
moted on the Staff of the 'QuarAer-Masteit-General:
WatteVille's Rerimert.—Li,utenant Christian Weiss to be
Captain of a Company, *aunt pUrchase, vice Harting,
placed on half-pay. ••
York Light Infantry Volunteers. -Lient. A. L. Hebert tote
Captain of a Company, vice. Walbrecht; deceased.
• The Duke of York's Greek "Light Iniantry: •
2d Regiment.=-To 'he Lieutenants,With temporary rank, Geo.
Galogern, Gent. and Ciinstantine Griva, Gent. •
To be Ensign, Quarter-master J. Packet.
To be Quarter-Master; Sedeant John Matthews, from the
35th Foot, vice Packet, iippointed an En'Sign.
Mr.mo RANDUat.—Lientenant John Mac Lean, of the 7Ath Foot,
who resigned,. as stated in the Gazette of Ws ult. is rein-
Stated in his rank.
The appointments of E. J. Newton, Gent. to he Ensgn in
• the lad Foot, and James Phillip Devertisli,-f ent. to he En-
si7n• in- the 87th Font, as 'stated in the Gilettes of 29th
March last, and 20th ult. hare not taken pladv.