The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-22 00:00:00

RECORDER'S REPORT.

On Saturday, the RECORDER of LONDON made
his Report to the PRINCE REGENT in Council
sat till near six o'clink) upon upwards of
20 convicts, eapi t ally
,call vict ell at the last Sep:
tember Sessions at JUstice•hal.l in the Old Bailey;
when bis Royal fligitnesswas graciously pleaset!
to respite henry Stent, the butcher, of
for cutting and mainking his wife, at the Saracen's
Head-inn, Snow-hitt:
%VxST'END FAIR AANG.—The following, who
were convicted of highway robbery,-accompnied
by great violence and outrage, at the' late West-
end Faire near Hampstead, were ordered for exe-
cution next Friday Fletcher, lohn Hen-
ley, Henry Lovell, and Edward Cassidy ; alsO, at
the same time. Thomas Fonsick, for forgery.
William Peterson and John Andrews, for a high...,
way robbery, were ordered for execution on-Wed-
nesday se'nnight.

A Demerara Paper says—" Information having
been received at St. Kitt's, of certain negroes, sup.
posed to have absconded from that island,being now
in custody in thecity or St. Domingo, and the Chief
Authorities there having. expressed a readiness to
give them up to any person properly authorised to
receive the same, the Legislature have accordingly
hired a vessel, which they mean to send to St.
Domingo, fur the purpose of bringing up the said
slaves, and.having them restored to their owners."

NeWcAsTeE, (Statfordshire,) Nov. 18.---This
day, pursuant to public notice, the indi-
viduals who tendered their services to Govern-
ment to serve as a Corps of Volunteer Infantry,
were called together by their much respected
Lieut.-Col. F. I. Northen, M.D., when the accspt-
ance of their services by Government was signified
to the melt. About ten o'clock the drum beat,
and in the coo; se of a few hours the oath of alle-
giance was administered by the Magistrates to
upwards of two hundred men in the Guildhall,
after which several barrels of good old stingo,
provided for the occasion, were tapped ; the
health of our venerable and afflicted Sovereign
was drank with enthusiasm, and followed by
the national anthem of God save the King. The men
then marched round the town. It was truly
gratifyiug to witness the alacrity with which
the inhabitants of this loyal town have stepped
forward in defence of every thing which is dear
them as Englishmen, ,against the vile machinu-
. tions of a few deluded persons, whose evident in-
tentions are to overturn the glorious Constitution
of our beloved cOuntiy.
WILFUL. EXFOSURU OF A CHILD.—On S,tarday
evening an Impo-st was held at the flat lry Mow,
Mount..street, Berkeley-eqUare, before T. iite;G4,
Esq. Coroner, on the body of a female iolaut,
about eight months old, of interesting ap-
pearance, who, on 'Thursday night last, was
found in Lansdown-passage, by Lord Chetwyrors
servant, who took it to the workhouse. A
porter, who sweeps the pasiage where the chill
was found, every night, on the Thursday evening
saw a woman, very fashionablN: dressed, with a
scarlet mantle, trimmed with fur, and a large
white French bonnet, enter the passage with a
small basket, which at first appeared weighty ;
she shortly returned, and requested him " for
God's- sake to go down, that a child was lying. on
the ground ;" he followed, and she wrapped her
shawl round the infant, telling the porter to mind
it, and she left the place in haste. The Jury had
an opinion that she was the mother. No opi-
nion could be given as to the ca!;se of death, and
the Jut), returned a verdict—" That the de-
ceased's death was occasioned by being wilfully
e xposcul to the inclemency of a dark cold night is
Lanidown•passage."„

11v,a. the DON X; A zETTE s f Nov. 20.

Igr,! niernsi,erlian's Office, or. IS

Notic is hutch,- ahol. that his Royal High-
tiess rhe Pi i.ee R,gent will 14)1(1 a Levee, at Carl-
-9im.lionse, on Friday, the- 26th instant, at two

o'clock.

Carlton..rion.ve, Nov. 18.

Ills RoyAl- iii;4.htt,ss the Prince Regent has
been ple•msed,. in. the name and on the behalf of
Maje,ty, to pp .itit Viet-Admiral Sir Edmund
Nttele, one of the Grooms of his Majesty's Bed-
chatob,r, in the room of Sir John Craddock, now
oti II ow(lni.

'rev- Aroty,
113111 Regiment of.l.ieftt Dragootot—raptain .1 Fraser, from
hail-pas of the regiment, to he Captain of a troop, vice W.
Locl.er, who excfnviges. receivinq the difference.
34th Re4ionent of Poor-411140 ermaster 'f . Howe, from half-
pay of the regiment, to be Quartermaster, vice Stoddart,

4911:60t,; Capt. J. CaniptHll, from the half-par 9i!s Font,
1n l:r Captain •of a Collati,llly, ON' 3. Day, %%Ito eechaflet.
5311, Ditto—Capt. G. Phelan, from half-p:aj• 4'olll Foot, to be,

(%‘‘),;li!) of .1 CotIH.MIV, Vice S. (.:(rilierg, who, exchanges.
64rla .A. :C. Drao.water, from half. ay 101111

Foot. to Fe Paymaster, ti•cit f;apper,
8011) I)itto—Eoss;v,:i \V. I'. Watlsimc, from half-par 100111
Pont, tube Ensigli, without pnrchast, vice M`Nlatioti, tke-
ceased. _ _

Si.‘FF—L;eut.-Cni. J.Flcernantie, CoYstream Font Gnardc,
to he Depute Adintant-(;en..ral to the 'F..rees serving in
the Island oi".Jani.tiea; vicv-SFarrow, deceased.

• • Office of Ord/mice, 1V079. IS.
IlnYal Regiment of Artißery—Capt. H. Pierce, from the
ha'.l.-141,- of the Regiment, to he Captain, vice Clog'', retired
—Savors) Captain C. ‘Vilson, frorn.t;ie half-pay-0 the 11,6-
Inept, he See 1 Captain, vice. Nimitland, retired—First
Lientemitit f:. R. Dilien., from the of the
Pet invent, to he Fitt Lieutenant, vice Luger, retired—First
Lieutenant G. F. Dawson. front the hat:-pay of the leziment,
to lie (lino, rice Selwyn; roil ed.—Captain W. D. Nicholls,
from the half-pay of the Re4iinent-, to he Capt;tin, vice Cow-
per, retired.—First Lientena•it W. Ct. Lindsay, from the half-
pay of the regiment, to lie First Lieutenant, vice Baidock,
tetired.

• BANKIWPTCIi'..ti F.NLARGED.
N. Edmunds, of Nati:trimit-street, hatter, from Nor. 23, to

Dec. 23.
W. Metcalfe, Cranbourne-street, linen-draper, front ikov. 16,
to Jan. 4. •

BANKRUPTS.

S. Niekson, Chester, calrinet-malier, Dec. 3, 4, and Jan. 1, at
twelve, at the George lon, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. E.
Chester, Staple•inn ; and Mr. Gandy, Liverpool.
W. W. Adams, Bow-lane, merchant, Nov. 27, Dec. 7, and
Jan. 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Adams
and Co. Old: Jewry.
IV. Peet, 1 rimmong.cr-lane, merchant, Nov. 27, Dec. 4, and
. Jan. I, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Woolfe,
IZasi cert.
B. Blogrr, fait and Month-street, wine-merchant, Nov. 27,
Dec. 11, and Jan. t, at ten, at Gnildhall. Solicitor, Mr.
4- IVartand, jun. Mark-lane.
Lerlinrn, Bishopwate-street, provision-merchant, Nov.
23, Dec. 4, And Jail. I, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitors,
Messrs Dawes and Co. Angel-court.
T. Rutland., Wootton-underelge,'OloneesterShire, grocer,
Dec. 3,4, and Jan. 1, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol.
Messrs. Bridges and Co. Red Lion-square; and
Messrs. Hare and Co. Bristol.
W. Burford, Giilim4harn. Kent, fisherman, Nor. 27, 30, and
Jan. 1, at ten at (4inldhall: t-olicaors, Mr. Nelson, Essex-

street ; and Mr. ,icfrery, Chatham. •
J. Micci, White Lion-street, Norton-fahmte,, coach-maker,
Nov. '23, SO', and Jan. 1, at eleven, at Guildhall. Solicitor,

Mr. Dalton, Urii.h•,treet.
J. Wculiatu, Breklry, Sussex, tailor, Nor. 23, SO,.ana Jan. 1,
at eltven, Solicitor, Mr. Osialdestou, Lou-

don-street, Fencliurcli-street.
Leicester-street, tail. r, Nov. 27, Dec. 4, and Jan.
t, at elerra, at G,ildlall. Solicitors, Messrs. Mayhew acid

Co. Chancery-lane. •
B. W)tite, Wood-strect. hosicr, Nov. 2A, Dec.. 4, and Jan.
t, at clitven, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. 13rtiniell, Church-
.

p,s;age Gdildhall. •
J. Pannell, sen, IVylie, Surrey, Mick-maker, Nov. 27, Dcc. 7,
and Jan. I, at eleven, at Guildhall, Solicitors, Messrs.
Palmer and Co. Bedford-row; and Mr. Potter, Guildford.
B • Goo.:win, Oiford, Suffolk, grocer, Dte. 1,2, and Jan. I, at
di-wen. at the Crown, Woodbridge. Solicitors, •Mr. Gross,

Ipswich ; and NlT...Bromley, Gray's•inn. -
'l. Wattam, Great Grimsby, Lincoins.hile, corn-dealer, Nor.
30, Me. 1, and Jam. !, at .elereii,'at the Granby Inn, Great
Grimsby. Solicitors, Mr. Waliusley,.Hull; avid Mr—Ellis,

Chancery-lahe,.
J. Daniell .and J. Parry, Bristol, tin men,. Dec. 3,4, and
Jan. 1, at -one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Soli-
citors, Poole and Co. Gray's-inn; and Mr. Lit'ett,
jun. istol.
I). Ward, Bristcy, Nm-folk, seed-merchant, Dec. 10, 11, and
Jan. 1, at four, at the. Maid's Head Inn, Norwich. Soli-
citors, Mr. Parkinson, Norwich ; and Messrs. Poole and Co.
Gray's. inn-square.
J. Taylor, Fore-strcet; draper, Nov. 27, 30, and Jan. 1, at
ten, at Guildhall. Solicitor. Mr. Pullen, Fore-street.
I. Orchard, Llndon-terrace, Hackney-road, merchant, Nov.
27, Dee. 4, and Jan. 1, at eleven, at 'Guildhall. Solicitor,
Mr. Pearson, St. Helen's-place, Bishopsgate-street.
J. Levy, Rov?mary-lane, slopseller, Nov. -27, Dee. 4, and Jan.
1, attwelve,,at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Eyles, Castle-
street, Floundsditch.
J. Gawan, Union-street, Somers Town, cabinet- maker, Noe.
27. Dec. 4, and Jan 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor,
Mr. Walls. Lower Thornhaugh-street.
J. Ashton,Harp-lane, Tower--street, wine-broker, Nor. 23,
Dec. arid Jan. I,' at twelve., at Guildhall. Solicitors,
Messrs. Reardon a►nd Co. Corhet-eourt.

(Dividends, &c. To.!norvw.)

SUPPLEMENT
TO TtlL
LONDON GAZETI% OF SATURDAY.

War-Office, Nov. 90, 1819.
The whole of the -follo‘ting Con:missions are dated November

.1, 1819.,
Ist Royal retcran Battalion.
To be Colonel.

Colonel Archibald Christie, from the late 12th Royal Veteran
Battalion. _
•

To be Lieutenant-Colonel,

Colonel Charles 'Tailor, from Ii lf.pay Royal Waggon Train:

To be Itt,j;it--. • .
Major Peregrine Daniel Fellowes, from the. late 7tl Royal
Veteran Battalion.
To be Captains of Companies.
Capt. Chas. It‘tht. Fetid, front the late 7th Royal Vet.-Batt.
- Williaot Dawson, front the late 2,1 Royal Vet. Batt.
---- Alex. Sutherland, from the late Stall Garrison Comp.
- Chas. Bentley, front the late 2d Royal Veteran Batt.
George Hasleham, from the late sth Royal Vet. Batt.
• Peter Keogh, from the late sth Royal Veteran Batt.
- John Lotman, front the, late 4th Royal Veteran Batt.
- Thos. Edward Allett Griffiths, front the late 2d Royal
Veteran Battalion.
- Were •Adannion, from the late Sth Royal Vet. Batt.

T., be Lieutenants.

Lieut. John Spencer Colepeper, from the late Ist Royal Ve-
teran Battalion
- Joseph Bahlerson, from the late 7th Royal Vet. fiatt.
-- Ch. Hunt Lorimer, from the late Bth Royal Vet. Batt.
-1 in. NPLaughlin, from the late 4th Royal Vet. Batt.

Jahn Gilbert, from tile late 3d Royal Vet. Batt.
James Findley, from the late I lth Royal Vet. Batt.
Wm. Talbot\Mortan Ryan, from the late sth Royal
Veteran Battalion.•
Thomas Granger, from the late 11th Royal Vet. Batt.
-- William Davis, frbin the late ath Royal Vet. Batt.
Drew, from the late sth Royal Vet. Bart.
.----
-- John ()Trier), from the late Slittr Gal rison Company
-- Da id Garllor'r, froterthe laic Staff Garrison Comp.
- Hamilton Fitin4; from the latesth9toyal Vet. Batt.
- S3lll:ltagg; frOLTI the late 7th Royal Vet. Batt:
- William Fuller, from-the late•stli Royal Vet. Batt.

, .
. ..,_
, ' . To he Ensigns.
liasiga.Julll Gordon", from the late 2tl Royal-Vet. Batt.
------4, Robert Gran;.::er, from the late Bth Royal Vet. Batt.-
--- .Rojiatil N.lactl.,nald, front the late 2d Royal Vet. Batt.
--2. Alt,x...toder-tint;ier;and, from the late Bth Royal Vete-

Ilattaliun
Lcander from the late sth Royal VA. Batt.
*---- .1,4ne.4 I, baser, front the late Sth Royal Vet. Bail.
--- tleury„.Graham, frora the.lateStaff Garrison Cutup.
• To be Quartermaster.
Quartermaster George Patten, front the late Ist Royal Vete-
eau liattaliou.

Ti. be S'aftcon.
.Snreyon•Matt, Lamert, from halt flay of the late 6t-:1
\veteran 114ttalion.
To he A§vistant-Sorgeons.

•
Assist.-Surgeon Thus. G. Walhrin,from half-0y Rtli Foot
Ltssigt.-Svrgeon Sank. )Vilev, from hslf-ray titti Foot.
2d Ro.val-T'eteiaw Battalion.

'To be Colontl.

Major-General Wtn. Douglas, from half-pay 97th Foot.
To be 11lajor,
Niajor Geo. Miles Milne, from the late 4th Royal Vett. Batt.

To he Captains of Companies.
Brevet Major Philip Stewart, from the late-9th Royal Vet

Batt.
Brevet Major John Clarke, from the late 1 I th Royal Vet:Batt.
Capt. Robert Turner, from the late Att Royal Vet. Batt.
---- Geo. St. John Gifford, from the late 11th loyal Vete-

ran nattalion

John Hitchin, from the late 7th Royal Vet. Batt..
Wm. Kelly. from the late Em Royal Vet. Battalion
-- John Edward Connor M'earthy, front the late 2d
Royal Veteran Battalion
--- Wm. Nicholls, from' the la'e WI Royal Vet. Batt.
--- Thomas Ramsdell Agnew, from the late 24 Royal Ve-
ra!) Battalion
To be. Lieutenants. . . _

',lent. that; D. Green, front the late Bth Royal Vet. Witt.
-- Kenneth Sutlterland, from the late Ist Royal Veteran

Bottalitm.
-
Alen ‘Va;ler, from the late 7th Royal Vet. Matt.

-- Mex.. Moorhead, from the late sth Royal Vet. Batt.
-- Charles King Oakley, front the late fith Royal Vet.
battalion.
Francis Walker; from the. late .tat Racal Vet.•Batt.
-- John l'avis, from the late editoyal Veteran Batt,
- John nut the Foe Stir Royal Veteran Batt.
-- John Evrtet,.front the late 4: h- Royal Veteran Batt.
-- John Munten, from the late 7th BoyarVeteran Batt.
Jam( a ltohesott, from the Itoyal Veteran Batt.
William [Jewett. front the lati,7th Royal Veteran Batt.
'rho-ma, Clarke. front the late 7th Royal Veteran Batt.
James, Ma,.on. front the late 7th Royal Vetvran Batt.
Thomas:lnstil), from the late .sth Royal Veteran Batt.
- Wm. Dickenson; from the late Ist Royal Vet. Batt.
- Edward Salter, from the late alt [loyal Vet. Batt.

- Joseph MAW!. from the late iit It Vet. Batt.
- Sam. Reeves, front the late 2d Royal Vet. Batt.

To he Ensizns

Ensign Edward Grinter, from the late 'Bib Royal Vet. Batt.
- Edward Wright, from.the late .12th Royal Vet. Batt.
!Icor). Kenyon, from the late 4th Royal Vet. Batt.
--------- -Taints Eawcett, from the late 71:, Royal Vet. Batt.
- Pugal.l \l'lllireach, from the late Bth Royal Vet. Batt.
- William Sumner, front the late 4th Vet. Batt.

-- John Birch, from the late 9th lloyalVet. Bart.

-- 'lames Kyles, from the late Royal 7th Vet. Batt,
-- Mich. ;Marshall, from the late ist Royal Vet. Batt.
To be Adjutant.

Adjutant James Stewart, tram Cite late 211 Royal Vet. Batt.

To be Quartermaster.

Quartermaster Thowas Rantfall, !rum the late 2d Royal Ve-
teran Battalion.

To be Surgeon.

. .
Surgeon John Lear, front half-pay, of the late 7th Royal Ve-
teran Bit Llano!).

To be Apsistant-S;orgeons,,

Assistant• Surgeon William Parrott, rrmn half-pay ad Cara-

eon Battalion.
Assistant-Surgeon Mitchell Devitt, M. U. from half-pay lath
3d Garrison Battalion.

.3(1 Royal Veteran
To be Colonel.

Major-General Patrick Mackenzie, fain) the 81st Foot.
• • TOR; „Lieutenant-0:4,ne1.
Lieutenant-Colonel Peter Daly, front the late 4th Royal Vt.:-
teran Battalion.

To be Major. • •
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Cornwallis Moncrieff,
'front the late 4111 !loyal Vcturan Battalion.

To be Captains of Companies.
Capt. Win. Hen. Toole, from the late 4th Royal Vet. Batt.
- John Mansfield, from the late 2d Royal Vet. Batt.
- John Vicary, from the late 13111 Royal Vet. Batt.
Wm. Murray, from the late Ist Royal Vet. Batt;
- Wm. Adams, from the late Ist Royal Vet. Batt.
- John G. Herbert, from the late 4th Royal Vet. Batt.
▪ Thos. Jos. Baines, from the late 2d Royal Vet. Bats.
- James T. Bryett, ont the late 7th loyal Vet., Batt.
Gervas Finlay, from the late 711).Royal Vet. Batt.
• Wm. N. Covell, fron► the late Ist Royal Vet. Batt.

To be Lieutenants

Lieut. Felix ?sPeulloch, from the :-ate Ist Royal Vet. Batt.
- Jos. 'ruttier, from the late Ist Royal Vet. Batt.
- J. Kennedy, from the late Staff Garriion Company.
--- J. D. 111' Arthur, from the late Ist Roy :it Vet. Batt.
--- Thos. Phillips, et omit the late Ilth Royal Vet. 13att.
-- Wm. Taylor, from the late 4th Royal Vet. Batt.
John lien. Challis, from the late Ist Royal Vet. Batt.
Wm. Spinks, from the late Ist Royal Vet. Batt.
Wm. Bryson, from the late Ist Royal Vet. Batt.
- John Hurford, from the late 7th Royal Vet. Batt.
- Daniel Wood, front the. late 7th Royal Vet. Batt.
-. Wm. ‘Villiatn,, from the late 7th Royal Vet. Batt.
SaM. Bateman, from the late eml Royal Vet. Batt.
- John Atkinson, from the late Wm Royal Vet:Batt.
- Sam. Russell, from the late sth Royal Vet. Batt.
- Jos. Smith, horn the late 7th Royal Vet. Batt.
- John Niess, froai the late 7th Royal Vet. Batt.
To he Ensigns.
Ensign los. Broltenshire. from the late llth Royal Vet. Batt.
- Thos. Harrison, from the late Bth Royal Vet. Batt.
- Alex. Ross, limn the kite .id Royal Vet. Batt.
- John D. Pepperell, from the late Ist Royal Vet. Batt.
Jas. Lock. front the late Ist Royal Vct. limit.
- Coo. Boreham, from the late 7th Royal Vit. Matt.
- John Nl`Kay, from the late Ist Royal Vet. Batt.
- Wm. Rogers, foot) the late 4th Royal Vet. Batt.
- 'Urn. fii.weu, from the late id 'Loyal Vet. Batt.
- Lionel Biggs, from the late 7th Royal Vet. Batt.
To he Adjutant.
Adj. John Barnes, from the late 7th Royal Vet. Batt.
To he Surgeon.
Surgeon Sam. Peaeol:e, front half-pay 15th Foot.
Tim be assistant-Surgeons.

Ass;st.-Surgeon Thos. La: Cloche, from half-pay Ibth Foot.'
Thus. M. Perrott, from half-pay 7tith Foot.
4th Royal Veteran Battalion.
To be. Colonel.

Major-General Wm. Needham, from half-pay Ist Gar. Batt.
To be Captains of Companies.
Captain Thontas.Power, from the late Stir Royal Vet. Batt.
-- Hen. Dixon, from the late Sth Royal Veteran Batt..
IV. Cartwright, froM the late I st Royal Veteran-Batt.
John Abbott, from the late sth Royal Vet. Batt.
Hen. Odium, from the late,sth Royal Vet. Batt.
- Judge Thomas D'Arcey, from the late sth Royal Vet.
Battalion.
- jos: Chapman, from the late Ist Royal Veteran Batt.
- John Wynne Webb, from the late 3d Royal. Vet. Batt.

•To be Lieutenants.
Lieut. William Ross, from -the late sth Royal Vet. Batt.
Jim 3enkinsini Roberts, from the late sth Royal
• • Veteran Battalion.

-- Jas. tVetherberd, from the late Royal. GarriSou Batt.'
-- Finlay 11• Innis, from the late St h Royal Vet. Britt.
Storlie, from the late 2d Royal Vet. Batt.
--- Jas. Sloane, from the late 2tl Royal Veteran Batt.
-- Robert. Warren, from the late sth RoyatVet. Bait.
--- Thos. Nomington, from the late 4th Royal Vet. Batt.
NVia Groves, from the late 11th Royal Vet. Batt.
--- John Lamb, from the late 7th Royal Vet. Batt.
--, Jas. flinches, from the late 4th Royal Vet. Batt.
--- W►n. Pass, from the late id Royal Vet. Batt.
--7- John Stalliard, from the late Bth Royal Vet. Batt.
----Robert Paget, from the late Ist Royal Vet. Batt.
- John Donaldson, from the late 4th Royal Vet. Batt.
--- James Fazackerley, from the late lst Royal Vet. Batt.
- Jos. Pigott, from the late Bth Royal Vet. Batt.
--
John Sutcliffe, from the late Ist Royal Vet. Liatt.
To be Ensigns.
Ensign Win. Cartwright, from the late 9th Royal Vet. Batt.
--- James Booth, from'the late id Royal Vet. Batt.
-• ---Janies Borrows, from the late Ist Royal Vet. Batt.
---John Chittern, from the late 4th RoyalVet.,Balt.
-7-7- William Bonbon, from the late 3d Royal Vet., Batt.
—l Wm. Flaywiroa, from the late 7th Royal Vet. Batt.
.7---- Wm. Patter, from the late Bth Royal Vet. Batt.
r Win.•Fowlea, from t he late 3d Royal Vet. Batt.
--77 Itoliett Stewart, from the late Bth Royal Vet. Batt.
James Carrie,,from the Fite sth ROyal Vet. Batt.
To he Adjutant.
Adjutant John Sinclair, from the late. Ist Royal Vet. Batt.
Ti, be Surgeon.
Surgeon James Burns, from ball-pay 86th Foot.
To be Asiistant-Surgeons.

Assistant-Surgclort Thomas Young, front half-pay York Chas-
seu I'S.
Assistant-Surgeon Hugh Joncs O'Douel, from half•pay of
the 91st Foot.

_
sth Royal Veteran Battalion.
To be Colonel.
Major• General H. Elliott, from half-pity 95th Foot.
To be Lieutenant-Colonel.

Lieutenant-Colonel A. Coghlati, :rune the late ith Royal Ve-
teran Battalion.

To he Major.
Major W. White,, front the late 9tl Royal Vetetati riattalintit
To be Captains of Companies.
Brevet Major W. Bernard from the late Ist Royal Vet. Batt.
F. Hawker, tr;tnt the late Atli loyal Vet. Batt.
Capt. B. Jot my, irom the late 4th loyal Veteran Batt. -
G. F. Harrison, from the late l t th Royal Veteran Batt.
-- N. Highmote, from the late Sd Royal Vet et an Batt.
7 John Hall, front the late 4th Royal Veteran Batt.
Sitthrlana, from the late lth Royal Veteran-Batt.
-- Henry Walker, front the, late 2tl Royal Veteran Batt.
--- William Hadley, from the late 2d Royal Veteran Batt.

be Lieutenants.
Lieut. Dennis La'hiff, from the late 2d Royal Veteran Batt.
-- Patrick O'Brien, from the late 12th Royal Vet...llan.
-- John Egan from the late Bth Royal Veteran Batt.
-- John Cox, from the late 13(; Royal Veteran Batt.
- William Jones, from the 2d Royal Veteran Batt.
Charles Wright, from the' late-4th Royal Vet. Batt.
- Richard Kelly, from the late Bth Royal Veteran Batt.
-- Geo. Nicholson, from the late Bth Royal Vet. Batt..
- Rob. Cash, from the late Gth Royal Vet. Batt.
- Johnlitephensim, from`the late :id Royal Vet. Batt.
- Raymond picks, from the late 4th Royal Vet. Batt.
- DeveniSh Taggart, from the late 4th Royal Vet Raft.
Thomai Furze, from the late 2(1 Royal Vet. Batt.

Wm. Russell, from the late 2d Itoyl Vet. Batt,

-- Hugh Alack6ld, from the late 7tl; Royal Vet. Batt.

To be Ensigns.
Ensign Thotna4 Bratney, from the late 3d Royal Vet. Batt.
Jeremiah Ellis, front the late sib Royal. Vet. Batt.
-- Michael ColloIly,:rom the late eth !loyal Vet. Batt.
-- John \Tiflis, from the late 3d Royal Ve•t. Batt..
-- James Toy, front the late ietlt Royal Vet. Batt. ,
• .

Robt. 13or;d, from the
.141 e Ilth Rural Vvt. Watt..

Thcs. Thomas, from the. late 7111 Vrt.
--- .John Gardner, from the late Bth Royal Vrt. Batt.
. .

--- Jas. Worsley, tram the late .sth Royal Vet. Batt.
--- Chas. Ewan., from the late td Royal Vet. Batt.
'fo he Adjatant.
Lieut. Geo. Nicholson, from the late Bth Royal Vet. Batt.

Snr,seon.
, .
Surgeon A. N. Armstrong, from half-pay 46th root.
To be Assistant-Silrgeons.

Assist.-Sorgeon Geo Scott, M.D. from ilf-pay 40th Foot.
------ Thos. Back house, from half-poy 3el Dragoons.
6111 Royal l'etrian Battalion.
To be Colonel.
Major-General Robert Kelso, from halrpay-21d Foot.

To be. Lieutenant-Coh;m:1

Lient.-Col. R. H. Burton, from the late 7th Royal Vet. Batt
'f'o be Niajor.
. . _ _ _ .

Major Alexander• Roe; from the late Lit Royal Vet. Batt.
To be Captains of Companies.
. . _

Brerrt-Major Douglas, from the latesil Royal Vet. Batt.
Capt. Rolkert PeckPe, from the lirte 9th Royal Vet. Batf.
--- Gilbert Minutiald, from the•late 2d Royal Vet. Batt.
Rutherford, from the kite Ittli Royal iet. Halt.
--- Hector 11I'Leaii, from the late atie Royal Vet. Bait.
---- %Win. Nl•j.vod, from the-late 7th Boyai Vet. Batt.
Ro Gray. 1:om the late 3d Royal Vet. Batt.

Donald Nlac:lo-nzie, horn the late St It Royal Vet. Batt.
Alex. Goorlayi from the late 7111 Royal. Vet. Batt.'
Archibald Fulle:ton, horn the late GUI Royal Veteran
Battalion.

To he Lieutenants. . •
Lieut. Wm. Patton, from the late Intl) Royal Vet. Batt.
Geddes, from the late 9th Royal Vet. natt.
Irma% Anderson, from the late 2il Royal Vet. Batt.
Joseph Fowler, trim' (lie late dd Royal Vet. Batt.
Thomas Shields, from the late 7th Royal Vet. Batt.

A relidiald Waldie, from the late 2d tioval Vet. Batt.
David Tlumison-, from the late Sti Royal Vet. Batt.
Alexander Birnie, from the late Ist Royal Vet. Batt.
illiam Miller, from the late Ist Royal Vet. Batt.
- John Buchanottn, from the late.sth Royal Vet.liatt.
---Walter Craham, from the late Ist Ito% al Vet. Batt.
- Merit Hay, from the late &l Royal Vet. Batt.
--,—•Httgli Fleming, from the late; 3d itoyal.Vet, Batt.
- Harman Tisdall, from the late 4th Royal Vet. Batt.
- Wm. Halliday,.from the late sth Royal Vet. Batt.
—7, •Rnbert Carfrar, from-the late .3d Royal Vet. Batt.

• To be Ensiiols. •
Ensign John Smyth,,fr,im the late 6th Royal Vet. Batt.
N1a4.41,m,4:411, ft-tn-the-late oth Royal Vet. Batt.
- Walter Thompson; from the late 3d Royal Vet. Batt.
--- Duncan- Kennedy, froth the late 9th Royal Vet. BatL
David Glass, from the late ltd Royal Vet; Batt,
Robert Bevan, from the late hthßoyal Vet. Batt.
Wm: Reid, from the late 20 Royal Vet. Batt.
- Geo. Shockledge, frOm the late 3d Royal Vet. Batt.
- Jas. Bonverie-,Fmai, from the late 6th Royal Vrt-. Batt.
--- Win. Mattson; from the late 6th Royal Vet. Bat.
•
Ti, be Adjutant.
Adjutant Geo. Tassie,,from the lice 7th Royal Vet. Batt.
• - .

hr • o,lkirteraster,

Quarter-mast. Ed w. Sawyer, from the late 3i Royal Wt.' Batt.
To be Surgeun.

Surgeon Colin Yon„ M.D. from half-pay 103 d Foot.
A To be Aisista,t-Surgeons.
Assi-t.-Surgeon'i'hos. L.•wis, from half-pay 18th Foot.
(eorte Lek!), from half-pay Mai Foot.
7lli Ronal Vrteran Battalion.
To he Colonel.

Colonel Alexander Nlair,tront the late Bth Royal 'et. Batt.

To be Lieutenant-Colonel.

Lieut.-Col. Robert Walker, froia•the late 911)'ROyal Vet. Batt.
To be Major.
.... • .

Major Thus. Fottyr, from the late 3d Royal Vet. Batt.
'ro be Captains of Companiei.
Captain J. Douglas, from the late 3d Royal Vet. Batt.
Arch.
.from the late, 3il Royal Vet. Batt.
is. Scobie,.from the lure Cth Royal Vet. Batt.
-- A: lara4er, 'froth the late tth Royal Vet. Batt.
--1). Wilco'', front the late 3d Royal Vet. Batt.
-- James Bissett,-frimrthe late 9th Itoyht Vet. Batt.
-- A. C. Skene, from the tale 4th Royal Vet. Batt.
To be Lieutenants.
Lieut. J. Roy. from the late nth Royal Vet. Batt.
Cameron, "hoot the late (MI Royal Vet. Balt.
--- E. Bremner, front the late ,2d Royal Vet. Batt.
E. B. Wulimbs, from the late 9th Royal Vet. Batt.
Js. Wintosh, front the lair 341 Rood Vet.. Batt.
--- John ThOrn, front the late 12th' Royal Vet: B:Itt.
Webster, from the late Ist RoIA Vet. Batt.
A. Nigistosh, from the late 4th Royal Vet. Batt.
P. Pert y, front the late Bth Royal Vet. Batt,

J. Tailor. I), from the late Ist Royal Vei. Batt..
-- R. APLennao, from the late 3dl Royal Vet. Batt.
- D. Scott, from the late 7th Royal Vet. Batt.
- NVPherson, front the late sth Roval Vet. Batt.
- Sinclair, from the late 3d Royal Vet. Bait.
- G. Wallace, from the late 3d Royal Vet. Batt.
--- A. Ferguson, from the late 4th Royal Vet. Batt.

To be Ensigns.
Ensign P. Wright, from the late 6th Royal Vet. Batt.
- John Lindsay, from the late 9th Royal Vet. Batt.
C. Robertson, from the late 3d Royal Vet. Batt.
--- James Coining, Irmo the late 3d liocal Vet. 13:: t.
--- is. Pattersort, from the late di Royal Vet. Batt.
- A. Gordon, front the sth Royal Vet. Batt.
C; Alexander, front the late•sth Royal Vet. Batt.
--- R. Forsyth, from the late 9th Royal Vet. Batt.
—A-- P. Bremner, from the late 6th Royal Vet. Batt,
--- J. Johnston, from the late 2d Royal Vet. Batt.

To be /141j_otatit..

Adjutant J. Davidson, from the late 4th Royal Vet. Batt.
To he Qum tt-rituwer. ,

(anarter-Nlaf.ter A. Graham, from the late'6lll Royal Veteran
Battalion.

- To he Sofkeon.

Surgeon W. Young, M.D. from ii;ii-pay 91't Foot.
To In. A%sistaut-Spirgton,.

.
Anistmlf-Surgeim A. Campbell, from half pay 84th Font.
Assistant-Surgeon S. W. Chumside, M. D. from half-pay
11th Foot.

sat Royal Veteran Battalion.
"ro be Colonel. -
Nlajor-General W. Raymond, frou► the late 7th Royal Veteran
Battalion. . _

To be Surgeons.
Surgeon J. B. Flanagan, from half-pay 96th Foot.
-- G. Loane, front 95th Foot.
Assistant Surgeons.

Assistant-Smgeon James Cross, from half:pay 441 b Foot.
Verhog, from half-pay 34th.
911 t Royal Veteran Battalion.
Ti be Colonel. .

Major-General Sir G. Leith, l'art. from ball-pay 42d Foot.
To be Assistant.SurKeorm
Assistant Stire:i.on E. M'lv.-r, from half-pay 71th Foot.
Assistant' Surgeon J. Jobson, from half-pay 43th Foot.

10th Ronal Veteran Battalion.
To he Colonel.

Major-General Sir C. W. Doyle, trom half-pay eitli Foot.
To he Surgeon.

Surgeon H. Cowen. M.D. from half-pay 97th Foot.
'in be Awsistant Surgeons.
Assistant Snrgeou .18. Alaxwell,"from-liktfpay 77th• Font.
Assistant Stuseon Js. from half-ray 16th Fool.

l'aosEcuTlON of Slit VRANCIS BliftDE I r.

SIR unaNCls BURDRTT (as Areal's stated) 11"
received notice, that-tile ATTonNitY-GENSBAL I)"
ati.ex officio information against . him for his
seditious Letter to the Electors of Ves!ioitpiter.
The offence of writing this iotlatiAtory epistle
having het comthitted in Leicestershire, the dial
will hike place at the next Assizes for that cot,i,ty.
The following Is a copy of the Infurmatiou
which hiss been thus filed :

" Leicestershire to wit :—BE IT REINiRI6ISERED,
that Sir Robert Gifford, Km., AttorueY-Gettersi
Of our present- Sovereign Lord the King, I'°l'
'for our said Lord the King, prosecutes in this
behalf in his pr'opt;r person, comes here into the
•Court of our said- Lord the King, before the
'King himself, at Westminster, on Saturday-De°•
after the Morrow of .MI Souls, in.tbis same Tenth,
acrd fur our said Lord the King, gives the Coact
to re to undetstand and be informed, .that Sir
'Francis Burdett, late of ‘Vestminster, •tbe'
County of Middlesex, Baronet, being a seditious,
mralicions, and ill-disposed perton, and until"
folly and Maliciously devising and intending 14
raise and excite discontent, dliaffection, and seal'
tiou, among the liege subjects of. our Lord the pre-
sent King, and particularly among the soldiers or
our sail Lord the King, atotto move and excite:the:
liege subjects of our said Lord the King, ro,hatrelr
and dislike of the Government of this Realm, 89(
iuiintiate and cause it to be believed. Ir.q the
'liege subjects of our said Lord-the-King,-that
very Of the liege subjects of our said Lord the
Kit g had been inhumanly cut down, maimed,,
and !milled, by certain troops of our said Lord ti'e
King. hero cn , to wit, on the god day of
gust, in the 59th year of the reign of our Sovereiga
)1(1 Geoi ge the !WM, to wit, at Loughhorotigi',!•
in the county of Leicester,' unlawfully and
ciously did compose, write, and publish, In'
cause to be conipmed, written, and publislied,
certain scandalous, malicious, and sc-di•ioos
of and concerning the Gocernment of this
and of and concerning the said troops of our sai4l
Lord the King, according to the tenor and etiec.c
following, that is to say [here. the Liter of
ytr
Francis to the Electors of Wesimiuster, publisti"a,
in our paper of the 24th of August last, IS 5e
forth], ,s contempt. of our said Lord the
and his laws, to the evil example of all others, 'l".`
against the peace of our said Lard the King; hti
crown, and dignity.''
Second' Count, the same as the first,
saving, that the libel coutained, amongst othe
things, divers scandalous, malicious, and seditio",
matters and things, of gird concerning the 6"-.,
vernment of this realm, and of and concerning th°
said troops.
_ _

There are four.other Counts, which vary Ibe
manner of charging the cdre9ce, and set out Pkir
tf
of (,he Letter only, and thus_concludes : " n
Wherei
upon' thr said Attorney•Genvral of our said b°l, *
tt
itie King, wlio for our Said Lord 'the ing, ,
this behalf, prnsecnteth for our said Lord I
K Fa yet h the COnSidermion of the Court ht
in the premises, and that due process of
be awarded against him tin' said Sir Francis
dett• in this behalf-, to make bins anz-tver
said Lord the King touching and concerning II"
premises aforesaid,"

•
A meeting of from 20,010 to 30,000 Ra(P'a`r
wets held on Monday et Burnley. in Line:obil'i:
A number of them were, it is said, armed g::1'
pikes and pistols. Among' the Resolutions P3l
cd, one that: an address should be preso;e.,'i
to the Pluzics REGRNT by
.Hunt and Johns°?"
person, ; another, that- if that-1' should pra..
pose any measures to curtail thCir liberty of 01eecl;
ing, such a step should be cousidtued sigil6ls-
-
a general wetting.

I AOBBERY iN COVENT-GARDEN.-011 rrionY :r
ternoon, as a young Lady, dressed in 6 sui"l+
style of fashion, with a gold• watch banging ',r
her side, was proceeding along Coveur-g4"1:,
Market, on her arrival near Russell-creet,
ill-lookingleltows. threw some .substOttee.to °to;
which struck her bonnet so as to cover herl3c,,r
and this rendered their purpose of plunderiaj
more cosy ; they surrounded her, and F9.'llein ,
snatch at her watch, which they suit ceeded
flog fronr her side, and made their escape.

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