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London, England, 1813-02-16 00:00:00

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NAVAL -APPOTNIVENT S.
Captain Kerry is appointed to the Unite ; Captain Crispin, to
the Scout ; Captain Connor, to the Perseus ; Lieutenant E K.
Roily, to the Zealous; Lieutenant W. Lovict, to the Epervier ;
Lieutenant E. Heron, to the Ceres; lieutenant I. Storey, from
she Ville de Pack, to the Royal William ; Lieutenant Ormsby,
to the Vine de Paris; Lieutenant Prince, to the Leonidas; Lieu-
tenant Max, to the Bellerophon ; Lieutenant P. Manderson, to
command the signal station at Sutton, near Lincoln; Lieutenant
T. Prickett, late Flag Lieutenant to Admiral Sawyer, is promoted
to the rank of Commander; Mr. Hall, Surgeon, to the hjon.

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APPOINTMENTS IN IRELAND.
J. Abraham, Esq. is appointed Ordnance P.l-rack Master at
Belfast, vice Richard 'looker, Esq.
Samuel Smiley, Esq. is appointed Ordnance Storekeeper at Cove,
vice John Drury, Rsq.
James Rawson, Esq. Burs& Mutt* of Belturbet, vice I. M.
Jones, Esq.
Arthur Fleming, Esq. to be Barrack Master at Cavan.
Lord Dunboyne, to be Barrack Master of Richmond Barracks,
Dublin.
Christopher Galway, Esq to be Barrack Master of Killarney.
D. Joyce, Esq. to be Barrack Master of Rathkeale, vice
Chambre, deceased.
Thomas Cornwall, Esq. to be Barrack Muter of Roscre;‘, vice
Peter Blake, Esq.
Oliver Stokes, Esq. to be Barrack Master of Tralee.
Acheson St. George, Esq. to be Excise Collector of Armagh, vice
" Wm. Smith, Esq.
The Hon. James Hewitt is appointed Commissioner for Addit-
ing Public Accounts, vice Lieutenant-Colonel Barry, deceased.
Rev. William Davenport is appointed Seniur Fellow of Trinity
College, Dublin, in the room of the Rev. William Magee.
J. Browne, Esq. to be Governor of Carlow.
The Duke of Leinster to be Governor of Kildare.

J. Radcliffe, Esq. LL.D. is appointed Vicar General of the Dio-
• ceses of Ardfert and Aghadoe, county of Kerry.
The aev. Philip Ryan is appointed Dean of Clonfert, in die room
of Dr. Digby.
The Rev. Henry Roper is appointed Dean of Clonmanoise.
Rowland Hall, Matthew Couhon, Wns.Walker, and M. Pierre-
point, are appo'nted Ensigns in the Northumberland Regi-
ment, quartered in Kilkenny.

DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

March 6. Charles Peter Melbourne, and James Swan, Old
Bond-street, paper-hangers, at ten. March 6. Richard Hovil, jun.
New-road, St. George's, cooper, at twelve. March 13. Thomas
Caithntss, New Bond-street, watchmaker, at one March 6.
Thomas Thomas, Charter-house-square, jeweller, at twelve.
Feb. 27. Spencer Compton, New .street, merchant, at one. March
2. William Wilson, Shakespeare-walk, merchant, at twelve.
March 6. William Boddingtos, Ozford,coal-merchant, at twelve.
March 13. Barnard Ross, New City Chambers, merchant, at one.
•March 20. Benjamin Rhodes, Camomile-street, tailor, at one.
March 27. William Mannin. Strand, jeweller, at ten.
DIVIDENDS to be made is the COUNTRY.

March 6. Thomas l.uccock, Malton; stone mason, at eleven,
at the Cross Keys, Mahon. March 11,' hos. Dixon, Sandwich,
ironmonger, at twelve, at the Bell, Sandwich. March 4, Wm.
Stephens, Bristol, molester, at eleven, at the White Li ,n, Bristol.
March 8, Matthew Longsdon, Manchester, and Geo. Winton,
Ironmonger-lane, merchants, at one, at the og, Manchester.—
March 13, Launcelot Corbet, Cheltenham, shopkeeper, at 11, at
the Plough, Cheltenham. March 8, Thos. Bell, Alnwick, scri-
vener, at eleven ,at the White Swan, Alnwick. March 8, John
Kelly, Darfield, innbolder, at ode, at the Tontine, Sheffield. fe-
bruary 24. Sarah and Wm. Colton, Scawby, corn merchants, at
eleven, at the Angel, Glamford Briggs. MArck 9, Henry Lead-
better, Ince, innkeeper, at ten, at the Buck i'th'Vine, Wigan.—
March 9, Julia Steele, Fulwood, skinner, at two, at the /3uck i'th'
Vine, Wigan. March 8, Wm. Collingw ood, Alnwick, scrivener,
at two, at the White Swan, Alnwick. March 8, James Madi•
dock, Liverpool, soap-boiler, at one, at the George, Liverpool.—
March 6, Wm. Lowe, Royton, machine-maker, at twelve, at
the White Bear, Manchester.