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MILITIA PROMOTIONS.

ConarniSsiotiii in the Royal London Regiments of Militia,
signed by his. Majesty's Commissionersvf Lieutenancy for
said City.
East RegimentN—Captain Frederick' John. ?legit!, on the
half-pay of the 15th regiment of. Foot, to be Captain' Vice
Co Testicle& Lieut.' William F uller Pocock- tit beditto,
rice Meard, voltutteeted into Ow Line -. Ktisigel James Crow-
' ther to be Lieutenant,vice Stead, voll'itleered into the Line.
Ensign J,ohn -William Barton to. be •!..ii,atenant,: vice,King,
'gone into the'Line. Ensign Charles borne to be ditto, Tice
Pniweli•> ProntotKiL: Charles Edmund Grindall,• Gent. to be
' 'Ensign, vice Gage, volunteered into the Line. I o'Jert
Dalliu-
ger, (ietg. to be ditto, vice Crowther, 'promoted.- James
Deans, jun. Gent. tube ditto, viee,Barton, promoted. John.
ThOmas Colenian; Gent. to beAlitto, vice:ll°llle, promoted.
West Regionent—Lieutenant Jirieph Baron .Spnes, to be
Captain, vice Robert Robinson, resigned.. Thornas,D.)3ay-
ley, Esq. to be ditto, vice Drury, v•olunterred into The Line.
Captain George Brown, on the half-pay of the Royal Ma-
' rives, to be ditto, vice Harris; resigned. Ensign James
Berkeley to be Lieutenant, vice Hilder, volunteered into the
Line. gtisiim Henry Dunkin to he ditto, vice H. Smith,
volunteered into the Line. Ensign Edward lViliatns to be
ditto, vice-Ward, volunteered into the Line. Ensigir..lehrt
Steele to be ditto, vice Frenela... 'Ensign
Hill Tyler to be ditto, vice Symes, romutcd. Job it Lovett,
Gent, to be Ensign, vice Berkeley, promoted. Jolid Sand-
with, Gent. to be ditto, vice Dunkin, promoted. .Richard.
Willman, Gent.lo be ditto, Vice Williams, promoted. Capt.
George Richards, on the half-pay of the Royal Marines, to
be ditto, vice Tyler, promoted. Lieutenant Thomas Heath,
.on the half-pay of. the 343 th Regiment, to be ditto, vies Bur,.
nerd, resigned.