The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-11 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

EPSOM RACES.
IiATURDAY.
The Mersham stakes of logs. each, was not decided, as the
horses, which were rode by Geut!eaten, ran on the out-
side of the posts
A handicap plate 4501. for all ages.
Major Wheat ley Pb Hippomenes .
Mr. Latibroke's Emma z
Any odds on the winner
The Headley Stakes ut logs. each.
Captain Hatlenuen's t. by Teddy .
- I
Mr. Laubroke's Gerrybone . a
Nr Pierce's Miss Whittington - - 3
The race given to NIL Pierce, the winner having gone
on tne wrni,g bpi,: the pose.
Mr. Chartington'sc. Cobber, by Teddy, beat Mr. lolitlies
gr. C. by Teddy. The Derny Gourse.

TO TH6 EDIRM OF THE SUN.
SIR,

Having seen in the Times of this day a speech
reported as Mr. Bentley's, at the Meeting held yes-
terkay at H.a.kney, I think it due, to rt•vsdi to as-
sert, That what tie is reported to have said as words
of mine is uterly false; for never, to ine best of
ivy recollection, k 4 as in company with that Gentle-
man but once in my life, which was at ilitionbury
Tivern, and the tarty, then present, consisted i,f
4r. Wix, Mr. Whr-elwrignt; Mr. Thwa tes, Mr.
Uti*.on, and some other of the most respectable in-
habitants of that neighbourhood.

I am, Sir,
Your bumble servant,
Dartrncuth-street, June 9 TSiu W. litCol3.

ZXTAACT OF A LATTER FROM BIDEFORD, IN'

DEVONSiIittE.

II " Sir RlCklAhl) GOODWIN KEATS,
n .
Knight of tne nein on a %isi to his lather,
the Itcv. RECtiAIiD KEATS, Itecn.r of this parish,
ti e Coti.ota ion unanimously voted the freedom
0! ti:e borough to be presented to him in a gold
;// box.

" And this day the Miyor and Corporation h-ing
assembled in their rob, s iii the Guildhall, vie :}ox,
cont iining the ft-, edoin, w,is prt se,,.ed to the gSl'-
lath Admiral ; on t% hit h occasion a suit,thic ALtotess
was &lit ered by the Tow u Ci rk (in, the abs.-qice of
the Recorder), to A hich Sir RICHARD !with, a vt..ty
feeling and handsome reply, expressive 41)4 kvale-
tul attkiwtt ledgitietit. tor tn.: liotiolir ecyil rred on
him, iii6h sense or the value of so flattering
a it

" 'file town anus, with the following inscription,
wi re etigr,l en,in the box

TI,Ts box, with toe fret cl.,tn of the Borough
of Ilidetoid, iii toe coont. ut i 1.% cn, was post-litk'd
by :he Mayor arid Coiporation of Kid ford, to Item--
Admiral Gtr RICHAUD (.404,0W1N KEAT4, Klitkilt of
the Path, in tcstinoyy of their nigh respect fur Oil
naval cliaracrur, and the pilau exertions he has ou
all occasions displayed io acti-..nix of his country."

Music.--The Royal Society of Musicians held
their Annual it rival on Saiuroay List, at WILLIS'S
11001ils : Earl FOATEsCUE presided in the Chair.
Tie Duke of ,AKGYLE, the Earls of DAtiTmovrit,
WILTON, DARNLEY, L rd VERNON, the Dean Of
WINDSOR, aid other disiniguist.ed and ignitied
characters, were . present. The titres, Songs, &c.
were given in the best style, by N:ALD, Leers, the
SALES, KNYVIaTti, Goss, Gone, EYAN!., and 1..111er
respettable PiOleSsors. INCLED.N also gratified the
company on vie or casion and. Mr. S. WESLEY de-
servedly excited high applause by a voluntary on the
Grand • Piano-forte. Tire ,d as usual, passed in
loyalty, good-humour, and harmony of feelings, as
well as " concord of sweet sounds."
LY cm/N.—Aker the actinic opera of Up all Night,
at' chii place, on Friday night, a grand Ballet %, as
bi ought forward, entitled The Castilian Minstrel.
It was composed by D'Eovieut, and does credit to
his talents. The story is.rendered stniiciently intel-
ligible it) the attton, and is not without interest. In
the early ply it resembles a dance broujit forward
at the Opera House, called The Harp (f Erin. It
was very well suppwted by the Performers, and
very well receited by the audience.

The Ticket 2,288, Drawn on Friday last the
Grand Plize entitled to the produce of tOO Ticktts,
Class C, was Sold in one Fourth, 2 Eighths, and 8
Sixteenths, also 1,537 a Prize of "01. in 2 Eighths
and 12 Sixteenths, by CARTER, 8, Charing Cro,s, the
oldest Office in EtNiano ; wherethe fortunate hold-
ers may receive their money on demand.
TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS in Sixteen Six-
teenth Shares.--No. 4,469, drawn a Prize of Twen-
ty Thousand Pounds, on Friday last was Sold in
Sixteen Sixteenth Shares, at SWIFT and Co's Of-
fices; where No. 283, a Prize of 1,0001. was also
Sold in Shares,

On Friday the Lottery began and finished Draw-
ing, when 4,469 was the Nutuber eutirlcti to
20,0001. and 2,763 entitled' to 5,0001. T. BISH
sold Ten out of the Forty Capital Prizes, which
the Scheme contained; the numbers and particu-
lars of which may be seen at his Offices, 4, Corti.
bill, or 9, Charing' where the tbrtutia a
holders of the Shares way receive their inuoq ca
demand.

FOREIGN 1.1'77.2,' LICENCE,

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PARS, MAY letter from Geneva oft hi%;
23d. says, that in the course. of a lut.-,tult previous to
that date, about 2500,Wit,h had passed through that
Chinn their match trim) Italy, and 700 more were
to. follow. Their destination had not thunTired.
A severe hail storm took place on the 1811) in the
vicinity of Mont-de-Marsan, and at Sainte Colombe
and CodineS, near Saint Seer, in consequence of
which half the vintage in those quartets is destroytd.
On the same day, at thrve in the afternoon, a hail
storm, the most violent and dreadful within. the me-
mory of the oldest inhabitant, ravaged the territory
,Colignac, in the Canton of Neract and in the
space of a few minutes blasted the hopes of the
richest harVest and the most abundant vintage.--
ileople who were in the fields were obliged to fly,
covered with contusions, to whatever slither they
could find, and numbers of birds and pool:ry wetd
foutici dead.. At the same hour on the succeeding
div., the parish of Viiiereal, and the adjoining pa
riches, we:e %isited by a similar scourge, and with
effects equally destruative. Several of the hail-
stones swete as huge as a goose's egg, and weighed
one hectogram five decagrams. Evety pane of glass
exposed to the storm was brok2n.

CONTINUATION OF THE REPORTS RELATIVE TO THII

OPERATIONS tri stepa.
The Mirshal Duke of Treviso, with a division of
the 511) corps of the army, advanced upon the etre.,
tty's -division of Bahaleios, which hating been
forced to move otf from the defiles of El Ronquillo,.
feel to .lowed the chain of mountains, in order to put
itself iu communication with the points of iVloguer,
Huelba, atal Ayamante. The Duke of Treviso was
d. spatting of being able to came up with this body,.
when,rai the I sth, after a hit igeiog march, by roads
extremely difficult) he surprised t rein at the passage
of the Ri , Tinto, her Zulameala-Real, and ordered
them to be immediately attacked. The enemy oc-
cupied a positron covered with rocks; but not with-
seieding that advantage, they were repulsed, and
put ,o a comph to rota ; trots 6 to 700 men fell on
the spot, and 150 were taken prisoners ; the rest
threw dOWn their arms, and dispersed themselves, in
order more quickly to gain the frontiers of Portu-
gal, and probably alerwards Badajoz. The Duke of
eitiburg at the saine time entered Huelba,whence,
at his approach, a patty stet by the enelny preci-
pitately embarked. The Duke a Treviso Conti-
taws his movemeet upon Ayamonte, and has or-
dered the remains of the division of Balasteros to be
pursued. He speaks favourably ot Captain Laselle,
of the 21st regitneat of light infantry, who, on thar
• occasion, rude a good charge. Our loss consisted
of two men killed and five wounded.
A column sent to the mountains which separate
the province of Cordoyo from that of Estremadura,
came up with a party of the enemy at Valsequillo,
and kilted 80 men and took 50 prisoners ; the Chief
of Battalion, Bony, and the Captain of Vohigeors,
Robin, of the 51st regiment, who commanded the
column, conducted themselves in the most gallant
mat; tier.
Gmeral Sebastiani, commanding the fourth corps
of the army, having received orders to penetrate tato
the .;,g!1 :'.Offs of Murcia (for the purpose. of expelling
Itireltimi such of the enemy's troops as were teen,
ho incessant:y infested the frontiers of the
. provinces of Jaen, Grenada, and Murcia, and to-
. mewed hiserreetions in the, Alpuxaires), assent led
at (ioadi x the troops appointed for this operation,
avid began his march
,on the 18th of April. He
trausierred his head-quarters, on the 19.(i, to Lorca,
and ant the t.,53d his advanced guard entered Murcia.
Tne enemy's foie() was between lb and 17,000
men. This boy had advanced with hostile inten-
tions as far as Cutar, but finding themselves antici-
pated, they baste/kat to e%acuare the country. Their
rear wits come op with at Velez, El pubic, and
Tolima. We killed a kw and mate some pri-
sutler.). It s.kas impossible to bring them to a ge-
neral cog 'pita:ail. They abandoned 16 redoubts,
renentee is on 6u pieces of eanuon, that hial been
thrown up round Murcia, and retreated with preci-
eiettion upon detaching a body of 4000 to
Carti agena. Gent rat Sebastami caused die diffe-
rem detachments of tee enemy, which have been
partly disorganised, to be (arsued close to this port,
and to the °Mk r side ut Origoela, in the direction
of Exact.. Ali the peasants of toe mountains of
Jaen and the frontiers of La Mancha, that had join-
ed thenl, came to the determination of abandoning
them, and ramping Int ir homes. General Se-
bastiani has, in this expedition, destroyed an arma-
ment of 130 yet., s of cannot) and a million of car-
tridges. He has posted a corps at 13,4za, to prevent
any hostile troops from est:l6ll6;6llg, themselves be-
tween Cape De Gala and the Sagra Sierra, tidier at
Hucscar or Vera. The whole extant of the coast
of the Med.terrauean, from Cape De Gata to the
Straits of Gibraltar, is thus secured, and the Iron-
tiers of the provinces of Jaeu and La Mancha are
eoverad.
The next report is General Sachet's detailed ac-
count of the siege of Leridier-" The fire opened
on the 7th, truai two batteries against the town,
and three playing upon the castle.—On the 12th,
seven batteries pia) ed from eight in the morning,
and at ten at night two redoubts, on a flat height
called Garden, and a horn- w ork in front of the
town, were carried by, assaalt. From one redoubt
a few of the Spaniards escaped ; those in the other
were driven into the interior angle, and " massacred
without quarter." The town was stormed the next
day, at seven in the evening, by three breaches in
one of the bastions; and after some fighting in the
streets, the greater part of the populat Including
women and children, and stian d in all at 40,000,
took refuge in the castle, crowding every house and
court, and even the ditches. A ca-charge of shells
horn mortars and howitzers was direc.aed upon the
castle during the night, and at ten next tuenting
the white flag was displayed upon the bastion (a the
grand fort, and articles ot capitulation were agreed
upon. General Garcia Conic was at the head of
the Spanish garrisoir when they ma, ched out to lay
down their arms,. the Governor Gonzales being in-
disposed. The loss of the French is stated at 200
killed and 5Du wounded ; that of the Spaniards ge-
nerally at 120 c). There were fired upon the place
during the siege 6000 cannon balls and 2000 mot tar
and howitzer biro's."

Zino >, MAY 31.--Their Imperial Majesties .are

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e.c..pecicr'l [lrrive net c
.11 i: day.
vie in the evening of tile fejth.
" The ge,-..atei actit'ity prevaik in the dock-;•a{ ,1
at Venice. Five shi; s the line of a lighttr
struction than ordinary, are On the stacks, and tv:74
a them arc netiJr, A frigate,coritittei anel.
two brig. have also been la.ely tiols44ed, and will
be speedily !antic-bed. "Fite Itus-ian vusscis ceded in;
Prince have been repaired. At ttle dale of ti e last
ativices, there % a fhle frigate in. the grand catimi4
all :early fur sea, liire(l brig% had arched treat
''Onion, and were. Iking in the harbour, with 0:1
Italian galliut, crud a I:a:Licli gun-b.iat. eronte
vessel (ft war bid been ,ii,4;hrfed of Lido, Me-
Jarnocco and Cinotr.A.' It Was s.ippoked tit
flotilla wasted soon sail on a trt)l7,,. tf e Athiatie:
" By a courier .4 ho arrieved at l'rieste on this
I tit, the Ducheri.i Itagosi received intellt
that t Ito dirt eienc,“; which t—d arisen with tii6
Tui ks had beets ennipletely fettled:

rniey

We have -xtracted tLe foliowing ve-y interesting
left(:q. from Mrs. CLARK 4's lorig-expett,:ci work
shaa sotnalit 5( ire t.iritrrr ff!XlraCtS to wader?
to-morruw.

Uar v•
" Mrs. ClJrke, Werthnrrfe- plate,ringdon, f ~fie 27, at
SloAnc.squAre, I,LJIArm.

Folksrnne. (tree.) " Coleshin.hous;ii time
27.
:vl.cetefor—f thank you for the let' it-
which I have just reee;ved from yon., It is not eine.,
either as to time or place, so I address this to volt
at your old house. Let me know when you v r tea
me to change the three ion. I wish I had (odic
news to send you in return for yentr entertaining lei-
ter, but from this sequestered spot you can eft; eti.
none—indeed, since I cane heree I have dune no-
thing but at teed nibury—it ander about the fie'dtt
by myself, and eat strawb: things which et,e
very entertaining and wholeez)nie, but alloget het din,
interesting to rave. Your letter on the contrary,
•is ti:01 of interesting matter, whereon such a Her-
mit as I
no) at this place, whether he be of a conternis
plative turn of mind or not, bright chew the cud of
refiecction ler many a day,
" I think, from what you say, there *ill he h,
to pay, ill he. matter conies on fur -trial. The whole
atiair must out, and tie Royal Brothers-, Dodd, and
Wardle, will be exposed. I lament that they do not
foresee this, or that they did not foresee this, and
prevent the eclat. I do not guess what the latter
• means to do. I suppose he will trust to his popu-
larity to bear him through, but that will not do.--
For, after all, though his part has not been so b-'se
as that of the other two, it has been a dirty one, and
he has suffered hiinself to be made an instrument of
by them. ' •
" The thing, however, will do no good to the
Royal Family in general, for though the Duke's
friends and the Ministry will attempt to invalidate
your testimony, in coosequence of the promises
held out to you, there is sq Enoch evidence in your
stmements—so many corroborating circumstances,
and so many people know so many instances of the
kind, that the public will not be induced to believe
your testimony false. The thing, however, will
be douleless attempted, and i should not wonder it
the Duke \vac, to be reinstated. If that should be,
I hope you will be prepared to give them some ne
instances and proofs of your power, and the Dui
subserviency.
" I suppose the public prints will endeayr
mix me up with the pre-named Trio, but
quite impossible.. Whi'L'read, Burdett, and t,
can in no degree be involved : at least I ha,
doubt but they are as clear as I know myself
I saw by tit., papers, that the Southwark B
had obtained for you yQUI letters. Mrs.
will now be easy.
" As to Clavering, he has ataed the part of
feet ideot. The best thing he could have done, WC,.
have been to have walked quietly out of his gate
and hid himself, Theless he is heard of the better
fur him. Instead of which, however, he is, I see,
publishing a becik—Clavering writing a book ! !
and as for challenging, if he has a mind to fight
every body who speaks ill of him, he will have to fire
at every man he meets. The idea of fighting with
Whitbread, is very bad. He must take care, or-
he will be running his foolish head into some foolish
scrape or another.
" All this to do, I could contemplate withamuse-
ment, or at least I could sit by, and observe ail •
these intrigues at work different way's, with philoso-
phical inditference, were I not fearful you would' be
the sufferer. I ttemble for the settlement of your
affairs, which I should presume to be now more
distant than ever.
" I am afraid that you will be tired of this scrawl,
which is • nearly illegthl-, Pray let me hear from
you again, when any thing occur 4, and you I ave
a. moment for wilting. Your letter s sent to Harley-
street, as usual, will meet me. Adieu!
" Ever sincerely, your's,
" FOLKSIONE.4..

SMITHFIELD NIARKET, lugs
This day's Market was well supplied wilh prime
Beasts, 21.0,a the show of Cattle in general was consi-
derable ; Bed, Mutton,-York, and Lamb, are cheaper
than our last -report ; Veal is ckarcr ; and the trade
for the most part was somewhat brisk.—The sales
in the Hay Market were rather lively ; Hay and
Straw have dtoppc:l in price since Fraley's Mai ket ;
Cloter fetched a better price.—We subjoin an accu-
rate statement oldie prices and numb,rs :
To sink the oLtil pt.r stone oftlb.
Becf'4s. od: to Ss. 4d. i'vlutton 45. od. to 55. 6d, Veal
55. 6d. to 7s. id. Pork: is, od. to 6s. bd. Limo ss, 6d. to
7s 4d.
Bcasts liso. Sheep and Lambs 16,500. Calves 180. Pigs
240.

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.
Hay SI. 10S. od. to 71. 7s. od. 5EL...A 21. 12$. od. to 31.
Os. od. Clover 61. los. cd. to SI. Bs. ca.

Coiu EXCHANGE, JUNE 11.—This clay there are
short supplies of Wheat coastwise, but large -re-
maining quantities of Foreign, waiting the atrivalt
from America, few sales are effected, and those
cheaper ; Barley and Malt fully support their prices;
in Pease and Beans little fluctuation ; there arc
short arrivals of Oats, but tolerable supplies on
hand, and this trade is named at little variation ;
Flour looks downwards.
Wheat 8.,5 a ;was a ties
Fine ditto . - ► iss .1 t les
Rye - 4.?!s a 54s
barley - -33 s a 475
Malt . . 76s a Szs
White Pease - 71$ a 78s.
Grey ditto -46 s a szs
liearls (ow) . 6os a tolo

Tick Beans (old) sos a sss
Oats . 225 326 a 32. s
Poland ditto - 33$ a 37s
Potatoe ditto . os a 3L<s
Rape Seed - . 6cl 631
line Flour - gss a fops
Seconds 901 a 9.ss

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Bice:...iuni 9, 18 I O.

IVarOffice, yuite

llosprtal-A,lates ktor.-.6ex.eral Sei vice—James Knox,
Patteis.on, keter Travas, Gent.
~loore Francis Finan,
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The King's,Gernian 'Legion. '
Ist Regiment of Light Dragbons,. Cornet Ernest COrdernann
• to be Lieutenant, vice Cropp.";,,who resigns., Ensign Atm'.
phus de. Iltcn, from the, rat Battalion of the Line, to be
Cornet, vice Cordentann. • •
,sth Battalion of the Line, Lieutenant-Colonel George",Kling.
-from " the yi Battalion of .the Line, to be ..ColOtiel,
.with temporary rank, vice Drieber.g.

. • • MEMORANDUM. • . .
The Appointment 'of. liaroftk trance to be a Deputy.';As;
sistant-Co►nmissary.'General to the Forces,. as stated in• the
Gazette of the 'ad instant, bas not taken place. • -
The Promotion of. Cornet Meyer to be Lieutenant in the
gd Light Dragoons of the King's German Legion, as slated in
the Gazette of the 3d instant; has not taken place.
-Assistant-Surgeon Wardzolier,7 of the lath Light Dra•
goons, and Lieutenant Duncan Campbell, of the 42c1 Foot,
are superseded, being absent without leave.

Comfnissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Ess'ex.

4th Regiment of Essex Local Militia.
To be Lieutenants— Ensign Revel Taylor. Ensign Robert
lohnson Strait, Ensign Samuel Willis.
To be Ensign—Wm. Beddel, Gent.
Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Nottingham.
4th or Newark Regiment of Local Militia.
To be Captain, by Brevet—Wm. Brydges, Esq.
Commissions in the Carmarthenshire Local Militia, signed
by 'the Lord Lieutenant.

Ist Regiment.

To be First Lieutcnant—Lienry lones, Gent. vice Thomas,
resigned.

3i Regiment.

To be First Lieutenants-13enjamin Lewis, Gent. vice Wil-
r;,signed.. David Parry, Gent: vice Rees.
To be Sec.iut Lieutenants I ohn Stephens, Gent. vice. R.
W. Williams, resigned. Richard B. Williams, Geut. vice
Parry, promoted.
CommkLiorts signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County'
of Ayr.

Ist Regiment of Ayrshire Local Militia.

To be Captain—'6eorge M•tilicken Torrance, Esq. vice Ni.
cholson, resigned •
To be Surgeon j George Charles, M.l). vice Logan, resigned.
'Commissions-in the North Riding of Yorkshire Local Mi.
• litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.,

ist Regiment.
To be Lieutenant—S. Scott. Gem.
'Kobe ,Ensign— John Scotty cent.

zd Regiment.

;To be LieutenEint,i7l'aul Wiiswi, Gent. Edward Mason,

:Gent. • • • •;•
To be Ensign—Thomas G ondbutn,.Gent.

3d Regiment.
To be Captain-Lieutenant 4-nthony Haviside.
To be Lieutenint, by Brev.et-L.2, uarter:Master Henry New-
'
ton. •-•

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4th Regiment. • .
To be Captain—Thomas Eeles, Esq.
To be Lieutenants—Wm. Smith, Gent. Thomas lEornsey,
Gent. • .

Fro; l the LONDON GAZE T:1:E, June. y, rs io.

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Admiraltii-glfice, JON,. 9., 181 0.
E xtr3ll of a Letter horn Vi.ee=iV.miral Sir lames Saommarez,
K.B. to lobn Wilsod"Croker, Esq. dated oa board ids
MajAtsty's snip Vittoly, ia Hawke Roads, Gottenourgb,
May z 3,. t8g0...r. •

His Majesty's sloop W,,edlatk, on the ,26th inst.
• draced col shoe* and d. stroyed a tilnish cutter pri-
vaieer, off klads,ranl, tn,punting eiBlit twenty-sour
pounder -carronades,.4.with a crew of thirty-tire
`wen, under the piotection oil' the enetny:s batterres
caucl artned•vei,eis.:.. . •

Vice-Admiral Sir James. Sauinare has transmit-
-1104w Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter he had re-.
teived from .Captain Robinson, of his Majesty's
'sloop Paaeilieus,.giving.an account of his. having
'captured at the eptrance of the Sound, on the 24th
,ot last month, two Datash privateers, one a lugger,
of three guns and twenty men, and the 'other a
schtioner of
_three guns and sixteen men, both of
Which had been out about a 'fortnight, without
making any .captu-re.

islt Regiment, of- Dragoons, Sigisinund, Trafford, ,Gent.•
to be Cornet, by .purchase, vice tleilincote, proMoted.
ttli Regiment of" Light DragpuriS,' Edward Eilerker
Gent. tU.be."Coinct,- by purenin. , vice. 13eatty,
promoted. •
-men Ditto, liospital,MMe fames Aioge. to be AsSistant-
Surgeon.
iStit paw, Cornet W.-11: Mansfield to,be Lieutertant,",
,
purchase, :vice Ric.iards, who retires. • . , -,.• • -
2tl oitto, Ensign Win. Mills, Lions the sl3th, Foot; to be
Lieutenant by purchase, vice Dalrymple-, 'plornotcd io ttie
tc.th Foot—
tst kegiment of Foot, Ensign (..Parker; ,to be Lieuteqant,.
witli,,ut purchase, vice Dutiby.o,:Who retires:
Stewart, : to ix 'Ensign, ' tvinOut 'purchase, vice
Creel', dismissed • . • , .

,
2.1 i!ltto,-Caplitita Cox., 001 h We.7tjt Foor,•-so be Cap"-
taut of C:Aniiany, to toe
•Sar-
' rison hat talon, . •
- yin iteAmient of Foot, CaP:tain•ii, Tarleton, from the 4th
Gar.ison Battalion, to LA: tapteht,, 91: a (...74.111p,ihy,.VICe
COX, iippoiitted to the 2,k1
Bth Ditto, 1, Lowry, Sent, to be by purchase, vice
promoted. . • : ,!.=•• 7' •
Litt Lieutenant William Vl.inticyck„ from tilt; Cavni
Militia, to be Ensign Ensign 011 U. Donkte), now the
• callow Militia. to lie Ensign: - •
3614 Ditto, kilibpical-mat‘t N. E. Xing, to be Assistant-
. Surgeon. •
38th. Ditto, Ensign Damant to -be 'Lieuten.iwt, With.
.out pur.niai.e, vice Glover, who rt.^argtis. • • •• - •
4enli Ditto, K. T:rite, Sent.. to DC -Ensign, by purchase, vice-
Spoddard, promuteAt..
51.;1 Ditto, Lieutenant Whyte, front the Armagll Mi-
.litra,'.ta De Eriiign. • '•
sad Ditto,' 1 uttgtr It. .4. 'Mactcay, to be Lieutenant, bx.pur-
. ciuse vice W inehcote,. who &tins. •
sfrib Ditto, Ciiiiiillll Archibald Campbell, from the 9:ist
• • frot.r,_ to be Laptain of a Lonipanyi vice sun, who uX,
•,, • • '• •
65;11 Unto,' Cuthbert Barlow, Cent. to be Ensign,' vice
(!eceitbrti.
6t Hospital Mare llinry Walker to be Aiiiistant...
SurAi:on. •
7.ith I)oto,EnsigtkVailiel E wing to be Lieutenant, ;without
purchase; vtee oleart,
321.1'bittok EnsiWi evlioultd lidrding, front the Queen's,.
.t.• :acounty .Itlnithi,.to.be

t4th. Diito, Lruign Thomas Isippock to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Dwyer, Who .t.stglis. •
gist aitto, Captain ►k Ut.ti,-• from. the•sttth Foot, to be,
Captain of a.C. onik)anyi-vice•CalitpLeit, who exchaimes•:
94th Ditto,
il.ieutz.i„iit A leXatitir.l.Catracross to be Cii ptaih
Cotalparly, pint:floc.
Cape Regthiczat, lohn Niacttotialg, Gent to-be Ensign; with;
out purchase, vice lorbes,•.projaoted Jilt the 4th Ceylon{
Regiment. •
Rcgirnent. Fortune U'y_Sebrant. Gent. to be En,,
vice Poncitalony-prornoied iii the Cbasseurs Britan.
ilium Battalion, .Captain P. L. Walsh, from the 24*
IP be Cptaiiii of CoiNnuly, vice Tiirktoni. appoint.'!
the 7th f. out. • •
Ail Veteran battalion, Captain Richard:Hurnphreys,,
the toth Royal Veteran battalion, to be Captain or a
',ally, vice Cary, cieceased.
STAFF.
Frc...ch, D. D. late Garrison Chaplain at Sheerness,.
~hai.lai4 to the Forces..
HOSPITAL STAFF.

.ftlf,Reginlent.
Tr., he Captairt--Roltnt Prest<»), Esti‘.
'to be Lieutenants—George Watson, Gent. Tames Nshton,
Gent.
To be Ensigns—Francis Allanson, Gent. John Johnston,
Gent. George Preston, Gent.
Commissions inithe North York Regular Militia, signed by
the Lord Lieutenant.
fo be Liuuteoants—Peter Mair, Gent. • Henry I-fewgill,
Gent.
To be Ensigns•:-- fames. Begbier, Gent. Thomas Willows,
Gent.

Cr 97.11. qfper,
.7411111. 9, 1810.
MEMBEa RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT'

• PARLIAMENT.
Borough of Queenborough.
Richard Wellesley, Esq. u tl►e room of oseph Hunt, Esq.
expelled.