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purchase, vice Flames, promoted in the (nth toot. W.
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tot Ditto, Ensign lames Prevost, front the West India Re-
giment, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice New-
ton, promoted in the 7th West India Regiment.
' 13th Ditto, E. H. 0. Jones, Gent. to he Ensign, by pur-
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istb Ditto, Ensign Joseph Rolphe, from Half-pay of the
• sth Foot, to be Ersozii, vice Evans, who exchanges. Geo,.
Adair, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Smith, pro-
moted.
sSth Ditto, Hospital Mate Isaac Sillcock to be Assistant-
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22d Ditto, Ensign Edward Kelly to he Lieutenant, by pur-
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zed Ditto, Second Lieutenant Henry Wynne to be First
Lieutenant, vice Harding, who resigns. Francis Dalmer,
Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Wynne.
25th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Murray Crooke to be Lieuten.
ant, by purchase, vice Carmichael: Francis Cosgrove,
Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Tripp, promoted.
36th Ditto, Lieutenant Fraser, to be Paymaster,
vice Morgan, who resigns.
37th Ditto, Ensign Herbert P. Cox to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice Cochrane, promoted. Ensign William
Gamble to be Lieutenant, vice jetiley,deceased. James
Richards Pulvertoi-t, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Tilt, promoted. John Shaw, Gent. to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Chancellor, promoted.
39th Regiment of Footel:itsign Charles Carthew to be Lieu-
tenant, without purchase.
4oth Ditto, Lieutenant Arehibald Colquhoun, from the rsth
Foot, to be Captain of a,Company, without purchase, vice
Moore, removed to the Sth Garrison Battalion.
43d bitts, Ensign Alexander Kerr, from the 6oth Foot, to
be Ensign; vice Warner, who resigns.
4sth Ditto, Ensign Thomas Greening to bc Lieutenant, with-
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of Reserve. Marcus Dalltunty, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Greening:
szd Ditto, Ensign John Ewart to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Le ;Vlesurier, who retires.
55rh Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Coleman, from the 6oth
Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Travers, deceased. Thomas
1 ohnston Williams, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Billingham,
deceased.
sStli Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Kenah to be Captain of «
-Company, by purehaseevice Agnew, who retires.
6re.li Ditto, Ensigitleichard Henry Hughes to be Lieutenant,
vice Ravenscrott, who resigns.
To be Ensigns—George Germain, Gent. without purchase,
vicelrvilie, deceased. • Richard Campbell, Gent without.
porchase, vice Ecitart, superseded. Lewis de Salubery,
Gent. vice Hughes.
61st Ditto, William Moss, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Keir,
who. resigns.
64th Ditto, Ensign William Templeton to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice arniesonopromoted.
66th Ditto, HuSpital- Mate Walker Keighley tube Assistant.
•Surgeon.
67th.Dittooleieutenant William Owen to be- Captain of a
-Company, without purchase, vice O'Brien, deceased.
6Sth Dnto, Lieutenant James Anton, from the 7th West
-India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Decoulier, deceased.
Thomas Reid, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Gilion, deceased..
71st Ditto,. William Bryson, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice B. Armstrong, promoted.
79th Lieutenant D. ',O'Neil to be Captain of a Company,
'without purchase, vice Wyvill, promoted in the 7th West
India Regimeot.
tzel Ditto, Henry Dabzac, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice- North' promoted in the 6Sth Foot.
Ssth Dittc, Ensign Sainted Holmes to be Lieutenant,-vice
-Cassan, deceased. John Hylton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Holmes,
SA Ditto, Ensign Thomas. Ramsay, from the 32d.F00t,. to
be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ileming, who retires. •
,„to Ditto, serif...ant-Major James Macfarlane to be Adjutant,
with the. Rank of Ensign, vice Doolittle, promoted in the
26th Foot.
96th Ditto, lion. Captain Basel Cochrane, from the 72(1
-Foot, to he Major, by purchase, vice Coast, who retires.
Ist West India Regiment, Captain Abraham Augustus Nunn
to be Major, without purchase. Lieutenant John Jamie-
son, front the 64th Foot, to be Captain of a Company,
without , purchase, vice Smelt, deceased. Lieutenant
James Reid to be Captain 015 Company, vice Nunn. En-
sign George Scutt tct be Lieeteitant, vice Nlorson, who re-
signs. Serjeant- Mijor WilEartr•Walieet, from the 68th
-Foot, to be Ensign, vice Scott. Alphonso Kirk, Cent. to
be Ens'gn, without purchase, Vicelluehan; promoted.
• all Ditto, C.,ptaiii 1.. Sankey 'barley to be Major, without
purchase. Lieuteloritt.ArChileold M' Donald to be Captain
of a Cosnpany, vice l)ariey. Ensign William Cooke to he
Eleutertint, vice Nl'DonaLl. • Christopher Myers; Gent,
t 6. be Ens?gh, vice Cocike. - -•
e.I Ditto, Lieutenant Ge'Jge Lawrie to be Captain of a Com-
p my, without -pOr'Cliatee; promoted' in the,
New erunsw ick FencibleSe -John Geot, to be
Ensign,," purchase,' viee'Bremitier, promoted. Ser-
jot'Daniel M' Lean, from the- "3d:l oot Guards, tube En,
siee, vice Ilenry, pr muted; -
4tll Oiito, Captain Henry Benedict oolphin to be-Major,
epiirchabe: -- Lieutenant,- Donititt ilFci.-enrr-te' tit
Capra'n ot a Cowpawy, vice Dqlpint't. Lieutenant Davit
13,1111;:aVIJ, frOin. 11.t4 6001 Poor, to be wiz.menont, vice
M' Lean. Voltintet:- Vatfidt.CruiLkittank to be Emign,
pit-,-base,vt,LC (;,Cell_hiettis, promoted.
sth it!f Capt,,u I.:lain:sr:A- ALP Don,ll With-
out oure:,.o,e. Ch'irtes Reynoi is to he Cap-
t.t'n ~t a C.,,1:1,a;,y, tic:, ;v11)olin&ir. Ensi".7n Join 0. C.
Ni*:,...,y•to vice Reyncles.
Sth capt.,e. .sale,, ,ie(teti I.)c to be Major, with-
out C. huti:bi,„ton to be Captain

of a Company, vice Pye. Ensign the }-Ttnt. H. R. Pakert.
ham, fron► the 49th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Woodgate, promoted in the 69th Foot.
7th Ditto, Captain Richard Augustus Wyvill, from the 79th
Foot, to be Major, without. purchase. Lieutenant John
Sweet, from the 64!ii Foot, to be Captain of a Company,,
by purchase, vice Chabaud, who retires. Lieutenant
Downham Newton, from the rah Foot, to be Captain of
a Company, by purchase, vice Villars, who retires.
Royal Staff Corps, Lieutenant j. W. Mann, from the Ma-
rines, to be Ensign.
7th Battalion of Reserve, Hospital-Mate Christopher Gill to
be Assistant-Surgeon.
Bth Ditto, Hospital-Mate William Parrott to be Assistant-
Surgeon.
loth Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Smith, from Half-pay of the
71st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Green. who exchanges.
14th Ditto, Hospital-Mate Theodore Gordon to be Assistant-
Surgeon.
16th Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Cockburn, from the bath
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice FrOod, whose
Appointment has not taken place. James Uniacke, Gent.
to be Ensign, vice Williams, removed to the 37th Foot.
Royal Waggon Train, Lieutenant Duncan M'Artliur, from
Half-pay of the 9 tst Foci, to be Lieutenant.
Ist Royal Garrison Battalion, Quarter=master John Gordon,
from the 47th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Smith, placed on
the Retired List. Serjeant-major Daniel Clarke to be En-
sign, vice Leishinan, placed on the Retired List.
sth Ditto, Captain Richard Moore, from the 4oth Foot, to
be Captain of a Company, vice Grace, placed on the retired
List. Quarter-master James Watson to be Adjutant, with
the Rank of Ensign, vice Green, placed on the retired
List. Quarter-master John Harrison, from the sth Foot,
to be Quarter-master, vice Watson.
Royal Manx Fencibles, John Nelson Scott, Gent. to be
Surgeon.

•
BREVET.
Adjutant Charles Waythe, of the Cavalry Dep(s,• at Maid-
stone, to be Cornet in the Army. Assistant Engineer
William Augustus Smith to he Captain in the Army serv-
ing in Ireland, so long only as he continues to be employed
by the Beard of Ordnance.
To be Brigadier-Generals in the Army serving in the .Wind.
ward and Leeward Charibbee Island Station—Colonel
Samuel Dalrymple, of the 3d Foot Guards. Colonel lames
Montgomerie, of the 4ith Foot.

GARRISON.
The Rev. Richard Hennali, jun. to be Chaplain, to the Gar-
riso-n at Plymouth, vice Crofton, deceased.

HOSPITAL STAFF.
W. G. Straghan, M, D. to be Inspedor.General of .Hospi-
tal:; in the Army serving in the Windward aim Leeward
Charibbee Island Station. Surgeon Simon Rawlings,
from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon to the Forces
serving in 1 reland.
ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM.
The Rev. - Wheeler to be Chaplain.
RCYAL MILITARY COLLEGE,
Assistant-Surgeon - M`Gregor, of the Coldstream Foot
Guards, to-be Surgeon.

MEMORANDUM

Ensign Patrick Duff', of the Sad Foot, is superseded, having
never joined since Appointed. Lieutenant Nicholas Fitz-
gerald, of the loth• Battalion of Reserve, is superseded,
being absent without Leave.
- •

The following Appointments, as stated in the Gazettes of the
igth July, 3otb August, and 13th o,lober last, have not taken

_ .
place; viz.
66th Foot, - Woollett, Gent. to be Ensign.
68th Ditto, Ensign William Gillan to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Cro)kshank, promoted in the 35th Foot.
Nova Scotia Felled)les, Captain fain Nlnlhall, from Half-
pay of the late ist Regiment of the Irish Brigade, to be
Captain of a Company.
ERRATA.

The Ensigns who were appointed to the King's German
Legion in the Gazette of the 14th ult. are to have permanent
Rank in the Army, and not temporary Rank, as therein
stated.
In Gazette of the zoth instant.

13th Light Dragoons—tor Corner lames M'Allister to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Henry, who retires ; read
Cornet lames WA 'lister to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Stisted, promoted.
For Ist Battalion of ISt Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant John
Bonner, front brat Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice M' Donnell,
deceased, read z.:l Battalion of tst Regiment of Foot, Lieu-
tenant John Bonner, from 6 tst Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice
Nl'llonell, deceased.

War-Office, March 24, 1304.
- -crv,ion Gentlemen and Yeomanry Caswhy.
Lieutenant I ohn Brickwood to be Captain, vie:: Warrington,
resigned.
Derbyshire Gentlemen and Yeomanty Cavalry.
Cornet Edward Soresby Cox to be Lieutenant, vice Holden,
resigned. William Snowden, Gent. to be Cornet, vice
Cox.
GuiLif,,,,d and Blackheath Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Captain More Molyneaux to be Major-Commandant.

. .
33 Troop of Suffolk Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Lieutenant George Smyth to be Captain, vice Maynard, re-
signed. Cornet F. C. Yaxley Lecke to he Lieutenant,
vice Smyth. john Edwards, Gent. to be Cornet, vice
Lecke.
Sir William Scion's Akerdrenshii-e Volunteers. •
William Duff,- Gent. to be Adjutant.

Andyver, 111/.,1%-hureb, and lfiticrlwell Volunteer Battalion.
Lieutenant john Codden to be Adjutant.

Jirpleton Volunteer Infanti y.
Lietitenant T. Winstanley to be Captain, vice Southby, re-
signed. Ensign Pauling Barrett to be Lieutenant, vice
VV instanley.
Arehenfield Volunteer Infantry.
john Fisher, Gent. to be Lieutenant. - Jordan, Cent.
to be Er.sign. Richard Hooper, Gent. to -be ditto. lames
Symonds, Gent. to be Adjutant. Rev. T. Underwood to
be Chaplain.

Argyll AdYtional Viunteers.
Niel Malcolm, Ebq. to be Captain. Niel Niaelaghlan,
Gent. to he Lieutenant. Niel Maclachlan, Gent. to be
_ Ensign. Hugh Stevenson, Gent. to be Quarter-Master.

North Arundel Volunteers.
George Dixon, Esq. to be Captain. Edward Fuller, Gent.
to be Lieutenant.

hie of Arran Valuate-vs.
Alexander Lamont, Esq. to be Captain.
Ay!sham Irdunteer Infantry.
Lieutenant John Engail to be Captain, vice Collyer, pro-
moted. Ensign - Partridge to be Lieutenant, vice

Engall.
To ha Second Lieutenants—Ensign Soame. Ensign
Joan W. Clover. Richard Bunn, Gent.
3d Battalion of Brecknockshire Volunteers.
Rev. 1. Harris to be Chaplain. John Thomas, Cent. to be
• Q wafter- Master,
Cader Idris Volunteers.
lohn Edwards,
.Esq. to be Major. •
To h.; Captains—Edward Owen, Esq. Lewis Pugh, Esq.
Etivy'act Pryi.e Anwyl, Esq. Humphrey Williams, Esq.
Thomas Richards, Esq. William Williams, Esq.
To be Lieutenants—William Lloyd, Gent. Francis Roberts,
' Gent. Anthony Morgan,' Gent. Griffith Jones, Gent.
Elias Williams, Gent. Thomas Pugh, Gent.
To be Ensigns--Ellis !ones, Gent. Thomas Hartley, Gent.
John Evans, Gent. Robert tones, Gent. Henry Oliver,
Gent. Edward Wallis, Gent.
To be Chaplain—Rev. Richard Hughes.
To be Quarter-Master—Griffith Griffith, Gent.
To be surgeon—Griffith Roberts, jun. Gent.'
• . 2d Battalion of Caithness Volunteers.
Donald Ccgi:l, Gera: to he Ensign.

[To he continued.]

' • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
April I.r. W. Simon 13qtham, of Fuenival's-Inn-court,
printer, at tcn, at Guildhall. •
B.,S.,"KRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
H. Billinge PlAtt,. of Wigan,. calico-manufaaurer.

BANICRUI' S.
Joseph Richardson, of Peurith, Cumberland, ironmonger,
to se:-render April IS, 19, at the George inn, Penrith, and
Niay 5, a: • the New Crown Inn, Penrith, at eleven. At-
torn.e., Dir. Ireland, Staple-Inn, London ; :or Mr. Ell-
wo,cl, Pcnrith.
Ilarniiton:Vanconver Flack, of Manchester, dealer in malt,
April IS,- 19; and May 5, at .three, at the-Dog _Tavern,-
Nlatielwstec. Attorr',esi Messrs. Chesshyre and AVaii:er,
Mancliester.
. .
(;eor4e dill, of Charles-street, Betiteiey..square, sadkr,
!‘1%:e11-7, 14, and May 5, at te3, at U tatiuliali'. A zt,rory,
reenv,oou, P,Linchesier-stseet, . •
B trtor.do"!'m .No -Al/4:ecl, ot: Great Stt Ltua- street, Clerken-
,., Minch 27, 31, alai May 5, di
Atto:ncy, Mr.

William Ro!terts, of Hammersmith, coal-merchant, March
3r, April to, and May 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor-
ney, Mr. Pewtriss, Hotbnrit-court' Gray's-Inn.
Win Smith and Robert Smithies; of Pool, Yorkshire, paper-
makers, april 6,7, and May 5, at eleven, at the Whit-
e Inn, Orley. Attornies, Messrs. Allen and Exley,
Furnival's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Smith, Otley.
John Carlier and William Wilkinson, of Stockport, Chester,
muslin-inanufadurers, April 24, 25, and May 5, at eleven,
at the Castle Inn, Stockport. Attornies, Messrs. T. C.
and C. iacksun, Wallarook, London;. or Mr. Dicas, Stock-
port.
William Schultz and Philip Unger, of Great Winchester-
street, London, merchants, March 31,. April 7, and. May s,
at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fisher, Jun. Barlett's
Buildiags, Holborn.
john Fowkes, late of Bush-lane, London, wine and liquor-
merchant, March 27, April 7, and May 5, at one, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Vandercoru, Bush-lane, Cannon-
street.
George French, of Great East Cheap, broker, March 26, at
ten, April 14, at twelve, and May 5, at one, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Atcheson, Austin-Friars.
DIVIDENDS.
April 21. M. Medford, of Finsbury-square, merchant, at
ten, at Guildhall.
April zr. Ann Farmer Burrowes, of Middle-row, Holborn,
haberdasher, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 2t. T. Nash, of Warwick-street, plumber and glazier,
at twelve, at Guildhall.
March 26. C. Elliot Scott, of Upper Berkeley-street, book-
seller, at eleven, at Guildhall.
April 18. I.
,R.' Scarfe, of King's-Lynn, Norfolk, brewer,
at ten, at the Guildhall, King's Lynn.
April 14. G. Fox. of Henrietta-street, Covent-Garden,
tailor, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 21. J. Wilde, I. Watts, and 1. Boddy, of Upper
Thames.street, wholesale-grocers, at ten, at Guildhall.

CERTIFICATES.
April r 4. T. E. Holmes and W. Hall, of Crosby-square,
merchants.
P. Mills, of Hereford, butcher.
'F. Walters, of Shadwell, biscuit-baker.
F:Hitchon, of Newcastle-street, Strand, whalebone-cutter.
H. Meeski, of Edward-street, Titclificld-street, tailor.

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