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z3d Ditto, 'Captain William Maxwell to be" Major, vice
Alexander Maxwell, deceased. Corn©t Robert Salmon to
be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gordon, promoted in the
63th Foot. Quarter-Master Robert Thomson to be Cor-
net, vice Salnion.
2411 Ditto, Captain Henry Loftus to be Major, by purchase,
vice Verelst, who .retires:
York Hussars, Ensign. Charles Bellock; from the 85th Foot,
to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Henrietta, who .re-
tires.
rst Regiment of foot Guards, Lieutenant-Colonel Lord
' Charles 13entinck, from the ;Bth. Foot, to be Captain of a
CoMpany, vice Colman, who exchanges. •
Coldstream ll.egiment of :Foot Guards, Lieutenant-Colonel
WilliaM Henry Pringle, from the 4th Foot, to he Captain
of a CompanS', vice the Earl of Cork, who exchanges. •
3d Regiment of Foot Guards, Captain George, Henry Dull
field to be Captain of a Company; by purchase, vice Shaw,
who retires.
Battalion of the Ist Regiment of Fcot, Captain lames
.Stevenson Barnes to'be- Major, 'by purchase, Vice Macdo
nald, who retires.
.4th Regiment of Foot, Colonel Edmund Earl of Cork; from
the Coldstream 'Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Lipute-
', nant-Colonel, vice Pringle, who exchanges.
;nil-Ditto, Ensign Henry J-lardy to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Page, who retires.
Aul Ditto; Lieutenant Duncan Campbell, from
.the gist
Foot, to be Lieutenant,- vice Kirby, placed on Half-pay.
• I..ieutenant.Francis Lodge Morris, from Halfpay-of the
46th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice West, placed on Half-
pay: ,

3za Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon William Hackett, from Half-
pay of-the istlt Foot', to be Assistant-Sin-roil.
35th Ditto, Mar! Charlcs Strickland to be.Lieutenant-Co-
lone!, by porzb.rse., vice Baylis.
37th • Ditto,' Ensign Samitel I3aisby to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Medley, who retires..
3814 Ditto,
.Liditenant-Colonel Francis John Colman, from
• the tar Foot isrds,'te be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Lord
Charles rear Who exchanges. Lieutenant John
Every, from Half- ay the tsth Light D.-agotins, to be
).ieutenant, vice Newton, who exchanges, re:eiying the
difference.
44th Dittoz Liqutenant Francis• Henry Borell,-from Half-
. pay, to De Lieutenant, Nice Fernandez, who exchanges,
receiving the difference. - •
33d Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Hampson P.
Thomas, from the 64th Focif, to be Captain, vice Deane,
who exchanges. - •
55th Ditto, Lieutenant William Ellice, from
.Half,pay of
the 6th Foot, to be :Lieutenant, vice Greer, who. ex-
changes, -receiving the-chard:wt.. •
.6001 -Regiment of Font, Charles Zslrtimilian St:- Paul, Cent.
tube Ensign, by ptirchase, vice Cartwright, promoted.
.62:1 Ditto, Lieutenant Sameel Denhuint Youtig, Gent. to be
Captain, by purchase, vice O'Meara, who retires. •
64th Ditto, Captain 'Montag Deane, fro'-i the pa Foot, to
be Captain, vice Thomas, who exchanges.
65th Ditto, Captain loin: Swinton, ;rem Half-pay Of the 4th
Font, Captain, rice Lamy, who exchanges, receiv-
ing the differencb. . .
.67th Ditto, Lieutenant rdc•icander 'Piro:a' to he Captain,•
Lieutenant, by purchase, yke•O'Bryen, pron-toted.'
.7oth Ditto, William Gent. to be Ensign,. by purchase,
vice Firth, who retires.
72t1• Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant Lawrence Oliphant to 'be
Captain of a Company, vice Fraser, d;ctiaSecl, 'Lieutenant
Thomas White to be Captain- Lieutenant, vice Oliphant.
Adjutivit•Edward Renwick, from the 'Fifeshire, Fencibles,
to be Adjutant; with the Rank of Ensign, vice Wbite, who
resigns the sAdju,tancy. 1
3d West India Regiment, Bryan Bernard Kelly, Kelly, Esq.
to be Paymaster, vice Bent, who resigns-
Rueen's Gerinan Regiment, Captain-Lieutenant •William
' M'Carthy- to be Captain of a Company, vice. Ptyalin,
deceased. Lieutenant Mathew Sutton, to be Captain
Lieutenant,-vice M'Carthy.