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London, England, 1807-07-13 00:00:00

ARMIST/Cri ZETWZMN FRANCE AND ROOM.

As his Majesty the EMPEfiOII of the FsENctt and
bis Majesty,the EMP2ltOrt of Itusstic are anxious to
put an end to the war which has so.long divided the
two Nations,' ond have in the mean time lesolved to
eoncludean Armistice; their Majesties have named
and ernpowered the following Plenipoteniiariei, viz.
on the onep;trt, the Prince of 11131.71.1;11ATEL' Mar-
shal of the bnpire, Major-General in. the Grand
Army; and on the other part, Licutettant-General
Prince LABANOVF VON 'Rosrmiw, of the
Order of St,,Anne, Grand
.qroi; v":4o,Nruc engaged
upon the taowing Prelitninariei

II fix

istice shall tali 9

betwm,

• ,
;in o:'e 'Artiliqc, in order that,
t.; - ,
tinier, a reaee may be 'negotiated, 'cob-
eluded, and signed, In order to put an end 16 that
bloodshed which is so contrary to humanity.
IL If either of the two Contraain.4 Parties shall
incline to break thi's Aribistice, which God forbid'
the Party so inclining-shall be bound to signify this
at the head-quarteti of the other army, and hostili-
ties shall not agaiii 'Conittelice until one thoOth aftbr
such notification:
111. The French and Prussian Armies shall conclude,
a separate Armistiee, and Otlieers shall be appointed
for that purpose.. During the four or live days requi-
site for the conclusion of this Armiktice,,the French
Army shall undertakp Ito fibs}ilit es against the Prus-
• ••
mans.

[IV. Is the limltiWf ffie French and Rutsian Ar-
mies, during the Armistice, which w 6 gave .on
Wednesday last.]
V. His Majesty the Emperor of French and
hiis Majesty the Emperor of Itassia shall name Pleni-
potentiaries within the shortest time possible, who
are to be provided with the necessary powers fur ne-
gociating, concluding, and signing a Definitive
Peace between these two great and powerful Na-
tions.

VI. CommissaYies shall be named on both sides,
in order to proceed immediately 'to the exchange of
prisoners, which exchange shalt take place by rank
for rank, and nun tbr man.
VII. The exchange of the ratifications of the
present Arniktice take place within 48 'flours,
or sooner, if possible, at the head-quarters'oethe
Russian Arm►•.
. Done at Tilsit, the 21 st of June,
.1807.
Signed) The Prince of NEUFCHATEL.
Marshal ALRKANnER .13P.RTHIER.
Prince LABANOVF VON ROSTROW.
Apiroved of, Tilsit, the 22d of June, 1807.
(Signed) .Istarcu.aoN, ,

I herebypratify the whole contents of the Armis-
tice concluded between the Marshal Prince of
ISTEUFCLIATRI. and-Lieutenant-General Prince LA.••
EANOFF VON ROSTROW.

Teurogen, t t-23 June, 1807.
ALEXANDER.
In testimony of my approbation.

EXTRACT!
.OF A DISPATCH PROM GENERAL BEN-'
NtGSEN TO THE EMPEROR ALEXANDER.

Hciisberg, May 30 (lune 1807.
The Enemy having surrounded the whole of
my right wing, and the corps commanded by Mar-
shal DAtou sr being already at Grossendorff, and near
Konegen, I have 'given him battle,, which lasted
four hours, and which, however, he would nut re,
new the next day. But finding that the Enemy
might cut off all provisions from my army in its
present position, and detach a corps to Konigsburgh,
I •humbly beg leave to state 'to your Royal Majesty,
my determination to quit this place to-night, and
march to another position near Schippentleil, in
otder to be able ,to protect those' behind the Aller,
the transport of provisions, &c. and in case the
Enemy snatches to Konigsburgh, to followl him im—
mediately. ,
"The Corps d'ArmCse, commanded by General
KAMINg:'.I, has 'already marched tem arcs I3arten-
stein and .111ttlhausen, With a view to rejoin'General-
I;Esrocct, and to rotecl. Konig,burgh.
(Signed)
.1311NNICEN."

HAGUE, JULY 4.—Their:Maje4tiea the King and
Queen of [IOI.I.AND arrived, about the middle'of
last month, at the Pyrenees. His Majesty's health,
-Which had been very precarious and unsettled dur-
ing the winter, had long deManded the aid of a
warmer climate. At present, we have the pleasure
to learn, that his Majesty's health is Jo far improved
that he begins to think, of returning home, and has
consequently issued. orders for that purpose. By the
means of "Royal couriers the daily correspondence
with the Ministers has been carried on, and things
have been regulated in such a manner that every
branch of governMent has continued puinterrupted
in its usual course. His Majesty employs all the
means in his power to re-establish his health to such
a 'degree that it shall no longer oppose any obstacles
to any thing that the love of his people may induce
him to undertake'for their welfare, .end also to en-,
able him to resist theinduence of the most rigorous
season. •

Awrows. Juwe 3,—(Prirate Letter.)-.Late last
night intelligence Was received here from Kehl; of
the British Expedition having appeared °lf the Sound,
on the Myth; but we have no account -of its . subse,
gtiptit progress. it is reported' here, that the French
Minister has presented a It ote to the Danish Cabi-
net, announcing that BONA-TARTE woold'eonsider the
condaa of Denmark, -in allowing. a British force to
pass the Sound, as a declaratioo of war, and would
immediately march an army into Holstein and Sles-
wig. : This threat, it is added, compelled the Cabinet
of Copenhagen to dispatch a Courier to
.iondon,
with remonstrances against the intended :passage.—
It is even said that some British transports-were fired
at from the Danish batteries; but the account ni:eds
confirmation'.

HAMBUROH, Jut? 3.—(Ptivate Letter.)--The
situation of this city, is becoming every day 'more dis-
tressing. A body of Spaafgh troops are now on •their
march hither, to replace our Dutch garrison, who
are under orders for Mecklenburgh. Yesterday and
to-day, th'ealvanced corps of the Spaniards arrived ;
some of them are well dressed,, but the majority
make the most ragged appearance. One Spanish
division of 14,000, is now on its route through
Mentz, to join the army of General BRUNE ; ano-
ther, Of like force, is on its' march, by Wesel, into
HanOver.—Three thousand Bavarians are in garri-
son at Lunenburgh, and are, with Spanish and
Wirteniburgh troops, to form a camp between that
city and Zelle. The Magistrates of Hanover have
regulated in that country the currency of the Spanish
'money. _ _ _ _

COPENHAGEN, J,vars 30—Yesterday arrived at
Elsie:am two English transports of the Expedition ;
one of which had on board twenty-four hussars of
the German Legion, with-some Officers; and the
other their horses. Fifty-three ships,. with 1600
huskars and horses, besides others, will follow them
immediately they all go to Stralsund. Within
`feW days no Ships haVe. arrived here from
~Konigtibtargh or Memel.; we are theretiwe deprived
of later .advices.from thence : neither have wo
eeiiid-the particulars of the battle near Friedland.
.The Cadets' Min of Ware'Y'xirice 'Christian, i, nr.'
-met) road from the Baltic, with a cutter ac-
eanYnanvino• it.' • •

Dtill Lhy, Ai r. i 9

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A than of tile name of LAURRNCS •WO3
most barbarollCly murdered by three me n, armed
with' tire-arms, who came to his bousemi the 13n,1s
of Ballynavin, within three miles of Clonmel..on
the night of Wedne;tday last. His mother .iees in a
small cabin within a hundred yards of the son's
houSe, and hearibg people passing by her, door,
got up to speak to them, supposing them to be her
two sons. On. coming -to the' doer or her si,n's,
house she found' three men attacking it. Thy,
made her kneel down and cover her face, w;th her.
hands whilst they were perpetrating the horrid
deed. They first rapped at the dolt., :m.i on.
being spoken to from within, demanded a bridle
and saddle, and received for answer that tl,oy
should have a bridle, but that there was no saddle in
the house; the deceased half opened the door
and threw out the bridle, holding the dpor he-
tween him and the assassin, Who fired through' the,
door with such deadly aim that the after •
passing through it, and a very thick ledge, entered
between the ad and 3d rib, above the left breast
and passed in a diagonal &realm-) through the right
shoulder, and after going quite through, hit the
wall just behind where the ,luau' Stoat, and was
found on the ground. The pool-411:m felt into his
brother's arms, and never spoke a word after : a
second shot was fired at the brother, and grazed
his arm near the elbow. The assas,ins thin com-
pelled the surviving brother to take an oath that
he would go to Dr. Greene and desire: him to com-
pel James Barret to surrender- to Miss Imnerpn
few acres of ground which he holds true her. The
motive assigned 'for so cruel an adt is as follows:
A man of the name of Henry Shea held this ground,
about sb acres, for two years, after which it was
given to a man of the nameof James Barret, who
has held it for four years back; and who was twice
attempted to be assassinated, and owes his protee-.
tion to a strong slated house.

A young WOltlail, not twenty years old, was com-
mitted to the gaol of Longford last week, for the
murder of her husband, an .athletic young roar,, at
Ruskey, in that County. It appears they bad not
been married for more than, six months and lived
together very unhappily; her father had forced the
marriage contrary to her inclination. She made
the unfortunate man intoxicated, and with :he as-
sistance of two females, younger than hersell,"when
he was asleep, accomplished her dreidful porpost.,
by fastening a pair of -tongs round his neck, and
strangling him. She and one of her, acroinphees
have confessed their guilt. It does 'nut apnear that
she was influenced to commit this' hortid atrocious
as by an attachment to any other person • •
LONDONDERRY, JUNE 30.—A shocking a& was
perpetrated on Sunday morning last, on a soldier
belonging to the 30th Regiment, thuir centin-1 at
the bridge. He was seen at five o'clock in the morn-
ing on his station,. in purred quiet, and no person
passing pr repassing, and shortly after - found with
the back sinews of one of his legs completely cut
across. Various circumstances induce the public to
suspea that this horrid and diabolical deed was com-
mitted by himself.

\resterlay afternoon, about four o'clock, one of
the old houses in Piccadilly, near Hamilton-street,
fell down, and though numbers of people were pass-
ing at the time, no one was hurt. These houses
have been for some time in a most disgraceful and
dangerous, state, and we trust that sornestnquiry will
be made into the condu& of those by whose shame-
ful negligence the lives of so many persons were en-
dangered. Fortunately before the house fell it was
waved back and forward by the wind for a few
seconds, by which means the persons who were
passing near it had time to escape. In the course
of the evening the greater part of the other houses fell
down.

The Miss NORLS gave on Friday evening, at. their
house in CaVendiih-square, one of the. most magnifi-
cent balls and suppers of the season ; upwards of
500 persons ot the first distinaion and fashion were
present. •--
Died on Saturday, at his house in Millman-street,
'JOHN SHOAT;•Esq. of Edlington, Lincolnshire.
The British and Russian Pleets.before theDArda,
nelles.has been increased to fifteen Sail of the Line.
The Russians have taken the Island of Chin, and
threaten a debarkation on the western shore of the.
Dardanelles.

The Festival of the HOLKAM SIIEEP-SEMARINo,
which took place on Monday, Tuesday, and Wed-
nesday se'nuight, was attended by a very large
assemblage of Noblemen and Gentlemen. The
show of the various breedq, and of new itistrmnents,
was highly gratifying, as it manifested considerable.
improvement in agriculture and mechanical skill.—
Mr. Color. entertained the Company with his usual
liberality. ,

SMITHFIELD MARKET, juty
This day's market afforded a good supply of prirnt
Beasts, and the show of Cattle in other resj)eds was
plentiful ; Beef, Mutton Veal, and Lamb sold at
last week's prices ; Pork is dearer, and ,the trade in
general was tolerably brislc.--The'sales in the Flay.
market were pretty lively ; Hay, Straw, a,ud Clove*,
have diopped in price since Friday's Markt-J.—The
under-mentioned prices and numbers are a correct
statement : •

To sink the OM! per stone of Sib.
Beer 0. 6d. to 53. 6d.—l'vlutton 4s. 6d. to ss. ad.-- Veal
s. 6d. to Is. ed.—Lamb as. 6d. to 73. ad,—Pork St. 9d. to
s. ad. '
Plh O 34" osts, 235,-..-.lSheep and Lambs, t74eo..—Calves,

EMITIIPIELD HAY MAIUET.
I !ay 31. us. od. to os. ca. to 61. 65.-..
Straw 21. 'SS. SO 11. los.

CORN-EXCHANGE, JULY 3.—The supply of
Wheat is rather short, and sales brisk„ at ,an
nce of about 25.. per qi.iarter; Barley likewise,
which is dearer; IVlalt 'keeps its price; st:.!rce any
BJiling4Pcase, and the few at about 51. per quarter ;
not many Beans of. each kind, which aro higher ;
there are many more arrivals of Foreign alts, and,
excepting prime samples, this trade is qt.oted father
cheaper; Flour at last week's prices.
neit V" a 6,c a 741 Aucaiiy (Old) sas ad
Fine ditto 78$ ism; 0+; TiCIS tiltlo (4').) 37t, 3 4;s ad
Rya • 4:4$ a 44'cif 003 w 2bq 3
ai oleied y • 331;-.3 :141i Pcladd ditto 314 3
t,4, 7,S Oti Its ad
Rape f,;ited
.ZSI 7t 781
Peak a—s cd fine FlOkat 03,1 als
titiq ditto scs r 3 g4s ad SeCoadk - - •

Frain 11u LONDON GAZETTE, July 1 i, 1807,

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Horse Guards, ;filly 6, 1807.

His Majesty. has been pleased to grant his most
grajons prmilision to the 75th Regiment to assume,
iu addVion to any other devices or badges to which
it may he entitled., and to'bear in the Colours, and
on tlu Appointments of the Regiment, the "
'Tiger," with the word " India," : superscribed, as,
an honourable and lasting testimony of the distin-
, guis!led services, Of that Corps in India, daring a
period of nineteen years. 4! •' •
By Order of Royal Highness :the Corn-
, - •
rnander in Chief, •
CALVERT, Adj.-General.

Whitehall, July
. The. King has been pleased to order a Cong 6
d'Edro-to pass the Gi.e it Seal, empowering the Dean
and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Exeter to
elect a Bishop or that.S&e, -the same being void by
the tran'dation of the ,Right Rev. ,Father in God
Doctor John Fisher, late Bishop thereof, to the See
of Salesbut y ; and his Majesty :has also; been pleased,
by his Royal Sign Manual, to recommend to the
'said•Dean and Chapter the Right Father in
God Doctor George Pelham, now Bishop of. Bris,tol,
to be by them elected Bishop of the said See of
Exeter,

Inr.Offi'vt, 7i It, 18,7.
ad Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Captain the 1-lon. john
Somers Cocks, from the Foot, to be Captain of a
Troop, vice Morris,•who exetinges.. '
6th Regiment of l)ragoons, Lieutenant William Dowson to
be Captain ,o 1 a Truop, by purchase; vice Allen, who re.
tires,
Sth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Wm. Locker
to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Carlton, pro-
ti ot.
r. 411) kali, Captain the lion., Charles Butler to be Major,
i% &wilt purcihr.,,,, vice Smith, who retires. Lieutenant
Nliiies to
,of a Troep,by par-
ch.' , vice Biit ier.
tsi Lieutenant Thsck well to be Captain of
I). by purcha.se., Jannis; promorcif. Cornet
I' Ross to be .L",:ureilant, by purchase, vice Coch-
rane, pri in 4:lliii the lath Li,,ttt I)raKw,lis. Cornet
'I, I loluen to he Lieutenant, piiichasc, vice Butler, pro-
iri, ted in t0,....671ii
t6iii Ditto, Cornet Viygh, Owen to be Lientenant,'by put.
vine Swcetenitani, promoted, '
7.lst Ditto; Captaiii'Thumas isates to be Major, vice Mal-
ikinoleceased: lieutenant-lathes It. CrawtOtd to be Cap-
tali; et a Troop, Vice liares: • •:. •
ajd t Cent. tolie Cornet; by
porcli.:.sc, vice 1..)r.1 tieurge li. Russell, promoted in the
tilt I, ra4oons.
3:1 h gmllie,,t tit Foot, Captain George Morris, front the ad
Gouotli, tt, be Captain of a -Company, vice Cocks,
woo excliatie:'s.
710 Alackwurth, Gent. to be Lieutenant, with.
omit ptit,ll,,e
111 it. Oil 1'..! r (.1; Ch.; les O'Connor, Gent. to be Ensign,
vo,;:i>or;,n, promoted. •
.13,1 (.;91.11,1 plow, otrenr the 6th Garrison
~/iatialion. to 'L.: (Lipiaiii of a Company, vice Shaw, who
exch Richard Minor, trim' lialt-pay,of.
triv ax; Light Dragool,s, to be First Lieutenant, vice yn-
t,..r, who exchanges.
TO ha Sec,ol Lit:m.ll3ms Roskelly, Gent. with- .
Out vice 11-owne, promoted. Rawes,
(;,mot. ‘rt,:p•mut putch;,s; vice I3rownson, promoted.
27 in I)irto, 10. Lite,, i;it Charles Carr Carmichael, trout Half- •
p ty t,l the Lae Corsican Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice
ltichard,on, who exchanges.. Smith, Gent. to be
L'is•go, o,ithout purchase, vice Stuart, appointed to the
37th toot. ,
29.11. r %itto, Surgeon I henry Lennon, front the 49th Foot,' to
'be Sit• ;o:on, vice Guthrie, MO exchanges.
3151 Ditto, Staff tiosoitai-Assistant lames Moore Graham to •
hi.. A asistant.Surgeon.
49th Ditto, lames Kitterrnaster, Gent. to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice Grant, proinmed. Surgeon George Gtitltrrr,
from the aoth toot, to be Surgeon, vice Lennon, who ex.
changes.
58th Ditto, Charles Vickers, Gent. fa be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Harri4on, whose Appeintinent bas not
taken place. ••
CO Ditto, Lieutenant I. George Blake, front the New
,Brutiswick.' FencibleS, to be Lieutenant, vice jobling, who
, exchanges.,
6oth- Ditto, Philip Vivyan, Esq. to be Paymaster of the ad
battalion.
96th Ditto, William Nlonerieff"faylor, Gent, to be Ensign,
, withont purchase, vice Armstrong, whose Appointment
.ila% nut taken place.
ith West India. .egitnent, William Geddes, Gent. to be
„ . ,
c.nsigo, witnout purchase, vice Coote, promoted, in time
15th Foot.
Watteville's.Retruent, Ensign-Rodolphe Dc Stegner, from
the King's German Legion, to be Lieutenant.
ad Garrison Battalion; Assistant. Surgeon basil John ,ton,
from the Sligo Militia, to Asstitant-Sttrgeim, vice
O'Brien, deceased. •
ftli Ditto, Captain Thomas Shaw, from the zyt twit, to
be Captain of a Coittouly, vice Mad, who exchaiiee...i.
Lieutenant HenryM*Maitii,' from Half-pay of the bad
Foot to be Lieutenant, vice Wright, who exchanges.
New Brunswick Fenciblei, Lieutenant G. lobline, front the
64th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Blake, who exchan.ge.i.
Ensign Andrew Rainiforti to be Lielltemot, vice Wallop,
promoted in the 6th Garrison W. B,
,otuar
[Lieutenant with temporary Rank I io

- 131LEVE'V.
C:lptiin Ce,rgr; lier6ert •Attwi., of the 66 Foot, to be
Major io the A nliy.

STAFF. •
lames I)ruiprriouti, Eiti. to be 'a Deputy Commissary of
At:comyts to the forces. Daniel Croviolatt, Livut. to 1).:
All Assist:ion Comillif.sary Amosupt., to the Foux,.
HARAACKS, ;

Joseph Guntiry Dowae, .4ent. to Oc a barrack Master in
Great Britain, vice Tced, decea.sed, iota iloghe's Esq.
late (.!aptain 74th uot , to be A kAffACIL.MiIP,CC to
• Great Britain, vice Putdun, ilueased.

2tleßegiinent ol the Royal gait India Volunteerc, Lieutenant
Robert (Jro to he edinain of A Colitis:my, vit: Feailitr.
stoilliao,,,h, 'who resivi4. Lieutenant tohn Mathison to be
ditto' vice Gilmour, who resigns. Liosio Ivo:ph Allen
to be V 1431 (..; hnsign Stittigftl U. IA Uti
to, he tlitto; vice NLithi,on. ileac), Owen, to be
viee kilwaiti White, Gem. to be ditto,
'vice Morrison. '

LiZlltell2llt Patrick ALWerlllOll itoe, SA the 99th Regi.
1113,:lit of tout, is superseded, beinit 4bseut v4thout

Oritnanee.Offics, July to, 11107.,
.R. 461 Regimens qA,Lill.r.y.
Centlernan Cildet Charles Ot way to be Second Lieutenant,
vice Coxweli,prottioted. patcd tidy ti Celiac..
41. An adet Robert A. Speer to be dim', vice Daltoo, pro.
Inotki. Dated as above. L'entletitian Catiet.William Figee
to be ditto' vice Bruce, promoted. Dated its above.
Gentleman Cadet Charlet, IL Lewis to bit ditto, by ;tug-
tncbtatiolt. Dated at above. Gentlertrat,'L:adet Robert
S. Aitchison to be rtittO, brilugitientatioli Diited'au above,
Cori), •Captain Wm. t'enwiek to be
IlLtwertatit•Colru.:l, vacs SkiAmtt, retired. patect
007, Sei.Or.l Lapaiti i;eorge Wright to be Caputo,. vo.:0
kt..o wick t>ielect a 3 above. LietitClUrit Phobias
Cotoy tit be Cavt.,iii, vice Wr4;lit. Dated 4r. ANVe,
L,3
ikco, ,r10,14,,t rant to be Lieutemmi,vit'e
Colby. Dareti ..b arK,VO, tientletnint Cadet 11,evivs vetoi
to be Seenbil Lie,it4l.4),t, vice pwrioa, promote 4. imed
. .

•
CoMthit.a.gm lit the' 13ttifutd*Iiite Militia, sigled by the idni
Lieutenant.
John Ridge, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated June 23, tBo7.
;:onoriiiions stirred liv the Llid ideutena,it of the Wet Riding of
the County of Yoik, City and County of the City of York.
tat West York Nl:luta-Huhn Jowett, Gent, to he Ensign.
Dated lune 22, 1807.
Zci West York Nlilitia—Williarn Dodsworth, Esq. to be'
Captain. Dated jun.: 20 1807. jererniah.Turner, Gent.
to be Lieutenant. Dated lune 29, :47. Chas. \Ticket's,
Gent. to be Ensign. Dated lune 20,":83.7.
Id WeSt York Militia—Thomas Wrathier, Gent, to be En.
'sign. Dated May :3, 1807.
. ,
Skyrack Pellinteer Infantry.. .
Ensign Gideon Maude to be Lieutenant, vies Vevers, pro.
muted. Dated Dee, 1, :806._
- - - -

_ .
'l.O be Ensigns—George Searle, Cent. vice Mattdd, promoted,
Dated Dec. Is, Liao, Thomas. Lomb, Gent.. Vice Whita.
ker, prom Acct. Dated Dec. 16, r8..6. Robert Heinhig-.
ton, Gent. vice Tkitrias, promoted. Dated Dec. 19, 146.
Southern 'Regiment of West Riding•Yeasmistry Cavak y.
Caittain the Hun. Frederick Lumley to be -Major. Dated
Jan. 18, 1807. Lieutenant Mark Skelton to he Captain.
Dated as above. Cornet John Shore to be ditto. Dated
I an.. 19, 1.807. Cornet Vrederick Wilkinson to be Lieute-
-haat.% Dated fan. 03, 11107. loseph •DixonSkelion,
to be.ditto. Dated lan. 19, 1807. ,Thornas Clifton Wheat,
Gent. to be Cornet. Dated Jan. 19,
• , Leeds Volume's., bluntly.
Lieutenant-Colonel ‘Villicirn Smithson to. be. Lieutenant.
Colonel-Commandant, vice Lloyd, resigned. Dated l•cb.
Jo, 1307. Major Tlunnas lkin to be Lieutenant-Colonel,.
vice Slllittlsoo,. }MORA:A. Dated, NOV. 26, 18e6. Cap.
Win Thomas Wolrich blansteldt to be ditto, vice, Clayton,
resigned. Datcci'April 17, igoj,
'To be Majors—Captani john Hill, vice promoted.:
Dated April t 7, 187: Captain Clitistopher Beckett, vice.
Oates, resigned. Dated April ib, 1307.•, •
To be -Captains--Lieutenant Richard Wilson, vice Walker,
resigned. Dated April 17, 18'37. Lieutenant John Carr,
vice Oates, resigned. Dated April ili, 1807. Lieutenant
• Edward Grace, vice Stansteldt► 'promoted. Darted April:
1807. Lieutenant Roger aolt Leigh,'Nrice Hill, pro 4.-,
muted. Dated April 214 1114. 'Lieutenant George Walker,
vice Beckett' promoted. . Dared April 21, 1807.
nant Robert lona Coalman, vice Vearson, resigned. Dated
April 22, 1807.
o be Lieutenants--Ensign Mieliael"fhamas Sadler, vice
Wilson, promoted. Dated April 17, 1807. Ensign.Georo
Hobson, vice Carr, promoted. Dated April 18, 1807. Ep.
sign William Thompson Thompson, vice Grace, pr!).
muted. Dated April 19, 1807, Ensign John vice
Leigli, promoted. Dated. April 2), 18 7. Ensign Thomas.
Motley, vice Coulnuin, pronicited. Dated Aim! zr, ilk],
-Ensign William Wilks, jun. vice Walker, promoted.
Dated April 220 1807. .
Polutteer
'To be Captains—henry Richard Wood, Esq. vice William-
snit, Dated December, 19, 1806., Richard PurchaSe
-Strangewayh Esq. vice Reynard. Dated Deember, zo,
1166.

To.bo Lieutenants—Pickering Robinson,- Cent. vice Lund.
Dated December 19, Ensign jesepli Terry, vice
Hodgson. Dated Dee, 20, 1306.-r elibign Peter Wright,
Charnock. Dated Dec. al, 18.6. John
vire Fursiiss. ULT. 22, MA.
'To be Lit signs--Fletcher Itt iititwaite, Gent. vice Terry,
rtiniotect. Dated 'lune 5, i/sO7. George Snowdeli,•Gerit.
vice Wright, promoted' Dated June 6,
Stockeld Poluntect.• Cavalry.
Benjamin Dealtry, Gent. to);,e cornet. Dated May'2s, *Sal.

- Craven Legioii cavally. t •
The Rev. Henry Wiggleswortli to.be Chaplain, vice Daw-
son, deceased.t Dated Al,rtl 17, 1807.,
Connnisilon in the Berwickshire. Regiment Of Vcaunteer In-
fantry, 4igned by the 1..r/rd
Joseph Lowry to be Lieutenant, Vice Laing, ,promotect.
Dated Jan. 8, 1807.
Commissions Jived by.tbeLvd Lieutenant of Cheshire.
Royal Che.iter Volunteers.,
Major Charles Hattiilton tO be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice
,resigned. Dated July 5, 1807. John Egerton,
Esq. to be .tvlajor, vice Hamilton, promoted. • Dated as
above. Lieutenant John Cooper to be Captain, vice Grey,
resigned.. Dated as above. •
To be LieUtelialltil—.Ensign Joseph Grace, vice Cooper, pro-
moted. Dated as above. I.:nsign ThOmai Gill, vice At-
dersey, resigned. Dated as above. Ensign Josiah- Thomas,
vice Howurd, resigned. Dated as above.
TO be Ensigns—loseph Bateman, vice Barth, resigned. Dat-
ed asabove.
,lames Suitpe, Gent. vice Grace, promoted.
'Dated •as above. Valentine (ones, Gent. Nice, Gill,
Jnontated. Dated as above. john Davies, Gent. vice
'l2lloinas, promoted.: Dated j uly s, 1807.
Artillery. Company—lohn Fletcher, Gent. to be Lieutenant,
vice Atkinson, 'resigned% Dated as auove.