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Wit-OFFICE, SEPT; 28, 1831.
ionASTD-um.—}lis Majesty has been pleased to approve
of the undermentioned Regiments being permitted to.bear on
their colouis and appointments, in addition to any other badges
or devices which tuay.iiiye heretofore been granted to those Re-
giments, the following. wards, viz. ' -
Third (cr the King's Own) -Light Dragoons; " Vittoria,"
and ." Toulouse," in commemoration of the conduct of that
Regiment at the battle•of Vittoria, on 21st June, 1813 and
in the attack' of .the position covering Toulouse-on the 10th of
April, 1814. •

Sixtieth (or Royal American) Regiment of Foot, " Roliea,
Vimeira, Talavera,: Fuentes d'llonor, Ciudad R?tlrip, Bade-
joz,-Salarnan.ea, Nivelle, Orthes, Toulouse," in cern-
, mernoration of.the distinguished part which tile .late s.tjt batta-
lion bore in the battle of Roliea, on the 17th of August, 1808 ;
rt Vimiera, on the 21st_of . August, 1808 ; in the battle of Ta-
lavera, on the.27th and 28th of.ruly, 1889 ' • at Fuentes d'Uo-
nor, in the month of May, 1811 ; at Ciudad Rodrigo, in the
month of January, 1812 ; at the siege of Badajoz, in .March,
1812 ; at the battle of Salamanca, on the 22;1 of July, 1812
at Vittoria, nu the 21st of June,-1813 ; at Nivelle, on the 10th
of November, 1813; at Orthes, on the 27th of February, 1814 ;
and in the attack of the position covering Toulouse, on the 10th
April, 1814. "

PROMOTIONS.
9th Regiment of Light pragoons, William Corbett' Smith,
Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Lord George Bentinek,
promoted

10th Ditto, Honourable John C,)Ventry to be Cornet, by pur-
chase, vice Lord John 13entinck,promoted. • •
14th Ditto, Lieutenant Maurice (Jet:ly Trevillian, from the
Ist Dragoon Guards, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Towns-
end. promoted.
Ditto, Edward Warner Shewell, Gent. to be Cornet,
by purchase,. vice De Lisle, who retires.
33d Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant James Foriong to be
Captain, 'by purchase, vice Rist, who retires; Ensign Henry
Halford, from the 43d Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purc.iae, vice
Forlong.

43d Ditto, Joseph Gent, to be Entiign, by Nurchase,
vice Raiford, promoted in the 33d-Foot.
91st Ditto, Quartermaster John I.llm:ey, from the half pay
36th Foot, to be Quartermaster, vice James Stewart, who ex-
changes. •
9211 Ditto, Quartermaster Denis Callegy, from half-pay 15th
Foot, to be Quarte.rrnaster, vice Robert Bryce,- who excnangcs.

COM3INSAItI AT.
To be Co 513USSARIES-GENEftAi..—Deputy Commissary-
Generals, Charles Wright, Gilbert Young, James Dickens,
Peter Turquand.
To be DEPUTY CO3IMISSARIES-CrENERAL.—ASSiSt3IIt
Commissary-Generals, William Brown., William Lamont,
Alexander SomervillC, Richard Barney, Tupper Carey,' John
Forbes, Peter de St: Remy. •
To be ASSISTANT COMSIISSARIE3-G ENE RAL.— Deputy
Assistant-Conainissz.ry-Generals, John Bruce, John Rendall,
-Charles Bonomi, Edward Wood, Patrick F. Davidson, Thos.
White, William Henry Priestley, Daniel Keazney, George
Manvell, Adolphus Vieth. •
To be DEPUTY ASSISTANT COMM ISSARIES-qE
Commissariat • Clerks, John Bland; Charlei Hjward; Henry
Bishop Deakins, William B. Eppes, Samuel Carr, Robert Cor-
lett, Charles Bridgen, George Adams, Henry Ailiton7Josepli
Hazard, Joseph Steers Browne, • Thomas Davis Knight, Au-
gustus Murton, William Stanton, James Bond Grist, -James
Lucas Thampson, Henry Laurie, John Richard Comper,
Charles Swain.

•
The under-mentioned Officers of the late •Starekeeper-Geno.
ral's Department to be commissioned as Cominissariat Officers:
To BE ASSISTANT COMMISSARIES-GENERAL.—Deputy
Storekeep-GeneralS, George Child, Wm. Itobettson, Henry
James Wild, Edward Spray, Chas. Palmer, Henry J. Cramer,
11.ichard Williams, Henry Odbert, Thomas Alexander Somer;,;
sail, John Hare.
To BE DEPUTY ASSISTANT-COMMISSARIES-GENERAL.
—Assistant-Storekeeper-Generals, Charles Morgan, Thomas
Gilbert, Kenneth Cameron, Louis Vanzulicom, John West-
brook, G. F. Haversaat, T. P. Morter, T. Fraser, William S.
Streatfield, John Kirkland, John Lloyd, John H. Dunn, John
Clements, Isaac Blackburn, W. J. Williams, John Seaman,
Thomas B. Parr, Amos Lister.

The following changes have been ordered in the st ttions of
regiments

To RETLTUN TO ENGLAND.—From Bengal, Bth dragoons,
17th Foot, 24th do. 59th do.—From Madras, 34th Foot, 53d
do.—From Bombay, 17th Dragoons, 65t1.1 Foot. May be ex-
pected to arrive in England about the middle of the year 1823.
From the West Indies., 58th Foot, Glst'do. May be expected
to arrive in January next.
The 66th Yegitteut,, commanded by Col. `keel, matched into
Hull on Tbtrsday and Friday, to rplace the This regi-
ment ha., {slyly rettrzned-front St.-Helena ; tho.grenadier 0001-
pany of wilich bore the remains of the ex-Emperor of France to
the grave.
To 00,4 UT TO BENroaL.--From England, Nth lancers,
13th tbot.:,-.^To embark at Oravesend in May 1822.—From the
Cape, 38tfi foot—From England, 14th foot. To embark' at
Graveserarid May, 1822.
TO oo NIAIntAs.--From England, 41.3 t foot. To embark
at Graves4d in May, 1822—From the Cape, 54th foot.
• To Go it? BOMEAY.—From • England, 4th light•dragoons.l
To embar;,,' ;in December next—From St. Helena, 20th foot.