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London, England, 1823-09-16 00:00:00

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NctittuumAtarairD NEweAsTut Vjukstit:t TkE tt CittraraiY.-I=On Monday Litt, the Northiimberiandi s 1
Newcastle-upon=TyneVolunteer Cavalry 4 commatitiod by Lieu
tenant-Colima! /Arandling, M.P., completed, tibeir eight daygi,
military duty in the tetten. hi' the &reflect 'that daiShdr
weire.dra#u up on the Town.trioot, and inapactot OrLikftt.
Col. Sir Thomas Rankin, of, the Soots Cireyit. ;egninfrit
performed, a variety of evolutions in such a manner as to chair
lenge the unqualified approbation of* great number of
tors. After the duties of the , day Were concluded, filtrAta.
nankin addressed the corps on the ground to the followipg
effect :—lle said " That, with the perrulAsien Cf Ca-
ling, he would do himself the honour of address rig 3 few g, id*
to them, although the usual way, in eases likethe prestu4 Wait' •
to convey the sentioients of the inspecting officer ,throughtlia
inediem of the Commanding officer of the reginient. • 'Buz,
after what. he had. witnessed. he should not 'be tiloing,tlitio,/
to his, own feelings if he permitted' h!s. thanke for .027.1
Munleated in the mere ordinary wxy. Fie E• 44
many regiments of ' the line, besides various ci,tps or
manry, and never had he beheld racrvet.-ients esecuaid, vat:
greater correctness and precision, than they-brad; been: •tteat,
day. lliving been a cavalry offiem. for so truly ef.>. 47, .
trusted he might be allowed to express an opinion nub sita)iiirfgfyt,
A.s to the language of flattery he was incapable-of nringlt. fie
did not care who heard him; nay, he would apperiltatioAthlr•
officers who lied' witnessed the Movements whether ha had used
stronger terms that the gratifying occasion warranted. Whs;
he had seen that day proved to nim the degree of perfect:or.
*doh map, determined to do their duty, might attain ;,_and if
individuals whose lives were devoted to the military prtre:c4.4ilrt,
would but exert a similar seal and sttenti,m, there sezta no 1) •
:tilting the degree of military skill and science they raig4t.
at. lit conclusion, he (Sir 'Thos. II.) was almost at a le":. ;low
adeeluately to express all his feelings on the present ;
he doubted not, however, that when he transmittal his
the General of the district. (Sir John Pyug,,) his aeutonente
would be bitter embodied in his dispiticitei than i.e c..:•.;11 1,0
deliver them."
In consequence of the above very flattering notice, by thr
Reviewing Officer, Lieut. Col. Itrandling caused- theAlittiviatil
regimental order to be issued z—
" R. O. Gerribrth-llottre, 9th Serpternbe.".;;lft3:-
" After the unqualified terms of approbation.which Cot: Sir
Thomas nankin was pleased, personally, to express of cheap ..
pearance and discipline of the N. N. V. C. en Monday list,. z:
would be presumption in Lleut.-Col. Brandling to add any epi •
nion of his own. It only remain‘, therefore, for him to return,
his grateful thanks to the officers, non.conitnissioned offictes,
and privates of the regiment under his command.. and to bes.-
testimony of their uniform, steady, and'exemplary good cos
duct in the field and in their quarters."...!liimza•Ge Ceztran:,
Sept. 12.

ar Office, Sept. 12,1923.
4th Regiment of F00t.,--Hospitsl.Assistant Jame; Burt, t.) be
Assistant•Surpon, vice Dent, promoted in. the 21st Foot;
13th Ditto—Adderley Shaw, Gent. to be Ensign, v,ithiot
purchase vice Slacke. appointed to the 29th Foot.
itith Ditto—Mark Kerr Athcrley, G nt. to be Eniign, by,
purchase, vice Browne, promoted in the 70th root 4 Lnsitib
Alexander Ileatty, from half-pay 44th Foot, to be E1:44;14 va,:e
Atherle,v, appointed to the 70th Foot.
18th Ditto—Brevet 31a,ior Robert Percecal to be Major;without purchase, vice deceased ; Lieut. jerentiatt
Cowper to be Captain, vice Percival ; Ensigzt John Grattan
to be Lieutenant, vice Cowper; Gentleman Cadet Edward
Kent Young, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign{
viN Gramm.
21st Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon 'William Dent, from the 9tlt
Foot, to be Surgeon; vice Carey deceased.
23d Ditto—Lieutenant Robert I'attison lloltues to be Captain.;
by purchase, vice England, promoted in the 4lith Foot ; Second
lAeutenant Edward Thomas Ellis, to be First Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Holmes ; William Le Mesurier Tupper, tlezzi.
to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ellis. •
28th Ditto-=Ensign George Shame to he Lieutenant, without
purchase; Ensign Arthur Gray Slacke, frtnn the 13th Foot,
be Ensign, vice Shawet lAetttenant Thomas Wheeler to be
Adjutant, vice Bridgeland, deceased.
32d Ditto—Captant Honourable Henry Robert Molyneux4
from half-pay 2d Ceylon Regiment, to be Captain, vice John
Williams, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
33d Ditto—Captain John Powell Correvont, from half-pay
' 60th Foot, to be Captain, vice Henry Boone Ball, who ex-
changes, receiving the difference.
35th Ditto—Captain William Ilay; from 67th Foot, to b.
Captain, vice Wilder, removed from the service.
38th Ditto—Lieutenant James Wat Son Boves, from the 116th
Foot,-to be lieutenant, vice Power, vho exchanges.
19th-Ditto—Captaln Richard England, fromthe'234 Foot:
to be Major, by purchase. vice ilutittinson, promoted.
87th Ditto—Lieutenant Herbert Vanghan to he Captain, by.
purchase, vice Hay, appointed to the 35th Foot.
70th Ditto—Ensign Honourable (temp, Augustus 8r0wn,...,
from the 15th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bun-
ter, promoted; Ensign /llark Kerr A.therley, from the 15t14.
Foot, to be Ensign, vice James Langton Clarke, who retires
upon half-pay 44th loot.
73d Ditto—Charles Primrose. Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice O'Brien, deceased.
86th Ditto—Lieutenant Manley Power, from the 38th Foot,
to he Lieutenant, vice Bores, who exchanges..
88th Ditto.--Captain illiam Abraham de Nesurier, front
half-pay • 24th Foot, to be Captain, vice Dun= Robertson,
who exchanges.
92d Ditto-,-Hospital-Assistant Charles Thompson to be As-
,sistant-SurOon, vice tenon, dismissed the service.
Ist West Idia Regiment—Brevet Major Dudley Ackland
Gilland, from the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain,
vice Charles Kenney, who retires upon half-.pay 12th Foot.
let Royal Veteran Battalion—Brevet Major Tomas Wm.
Poppleton, from half-pay 12th Foot, to be Captain, vice Gil,
land, appointed to theist West India Regiment.
UNATTACIIED.—Major Henry Hely Hutchinson,• from the
49th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel of Infantry, by purchaie,-
vice Col. Robert Wright, who retires.
HOSPITAL STAFF.—Assistant-Surgeon .Iletesford Tedlie, •
M.D. from half-pay 115th Foot, to be /insistent-Surgeon to the
Forces.

Office of-Ordnance; Sept. 11, 1823.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Second Lieutenant John
Dyson to he First Lieutenant; Gentleman Cadet Villiers Ro-
binson to be second •Lieutenant ; First Lieutenant Henry
Francis Slitter, from half-pay, to be First Lieutenant.

!fier of Ordnance, Sot. 11,1823.
Royal Regiment, of Artillery--Brevet Colonel and Lieut..
Colonel James Viney, to be Colonel, vice Wriptot retired ;
Brevet Lieutenant:Colonel and Major Richard 8. Brough to
be Lieutenant. Colonel, vice Viney ; Brevet Major and Captain
Robert Macdonald to be Major, vice Brough; second Captain
Thomas 0. Browne to. be Captain, vice Maedonaki.
Commission in the Northumberland and Newcastle Volunteer

Ydomanry Cavalry,
itieutenant William Woods, on the half-pay of the fgh
goons, to be Adjutant on permanent pay, vice Johnsen, resit red

MERCANTILE SIUPPING.

Putt,rgstotrrir,
Majebty's ship Dauntless, frar.l the Nags Sadie*, knvink tvuetwd.
at the Island of Ascension, is put under quarantine ; elk° ar..
rived the Triton, Wintner, from Stockholm.,
VALMOU'fIi, 14.—Wind s.--Arrived the Duke of •
Kent .packet, from Lisbon, in 17 days; and /lama, Brown,
from New Orleans.

Dr AI., . tif•rr. 15. —Wind WS:lV—Arrived and sasaileded
fcr
the River the Renewal, Crornarty, from Barbadoes ; Dawn:
Castle, from Charente • also,And remain. the Charles, Milne,
from Tobago. Came 'down from the River and ?.ailed,
Mountaineer, Clark, for Bordeaux ; fllasgow, Taylor, E,:r
Teneriffb; anti Mary, Todd, for Quebec. Arrived off Lc.,t•
the Echo, Rutland, from Jamaica.
RAMIMATE, SEPT. 1r..--Arrived the Duen, 1.14t4tr, trN7l
DrOtalltiM to Bordeaux, with her LOVil stoic in a.ori (.!';i7
damage, having been run foul of in the Channel ; and 04-
•John 31‘fiee, from Christiana to Newry, La: Leg bat::,,
on shore can the Kentish Knock.

How ARE THE IirIIGHTY FALLE;r4 t a
by auction in the city of Bristol, a few days sC...nce, a 1,1.1'.! r
BUONAPARTr. executed by an artist of eetarity,a,t,s
down. for the &try sum of three shillings t
Sir Evizit.titp HOME_ has ruvent!it mat lo
interesting inquiries, by way of eomparisoh, betweer, the 4,,
eular organs of man and qualrupeds, The result of ha Zt
searetto seems to prove, that Shrill tote s, car the upper netts
of an instrument, have comparatively tittle efft-es
citing the attention of animals, whitst the 14.1 lower tot
stimulate them • almost to Airy. Sir ,I;Vx SARI) OtOtlYt.s,
that the etfuet of the high not of ttie piano-forte tic
the groat lion in Exeter 'Choose, evil csile4 attent.:.te.,
which iitas coni:derable, though he utinained silent 4rici
motionless ; but no sooner were the flat, or lower ?ntr.:
sounded, than he sprung up, 14410 his tail, and yaled
lently, and entlavoured to break loose ; and became isltegetntr
so furious as to itlami the aPretraon, present. 'l'h violent ex-
eitenaant. ceased with the discontinuance of the Murk. Vit,
deep tones . of ttie,loretich horn also produced 4 sirri,:i4r
with thd loWer teen of the 'pianoforte, on the eh-01t:x.3,
other animals, on which the experimt at was mods.