Star.
London, England, 1813-03-31 00:00:00

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Captain Edward Wynyard, of the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards,
to Ise Major in the Army. Dated as above.
'TAFF.

Brevet-Major Rubert Skene, to be Major of the Cavalry Depot,
at"Maidstone. Dated as above.
Quarter-Master Thomas Agar, of the Cavalry. Depot, to be Ad.
jutant of a Recruiting District, with the rank of Lieutenant,
Dated as above.

HOSPITAL STAPP.

Doctor Edward Keating, Surgeon to the Forces ender Lieute-
oatit.Oeueral Sir W. C. Beresford, to be Physician to the
Forces, vice Cabbell, decease.l. Dated March 'JS, 1813.

Acting-Deputy Purveyor George Keys, to be Deputy Purveyor
to the Forces, vice Bond, deceased. Dated as above.

To be Surgeons to the Forces,
Surgeons Augustus West, Frederick Jebb, and John Callendar,
of ..,he Portuguese S'...rvice. Dated March 25, 1813.
To be Surgeon to the Forces under the Command of Lteutenan.-
General Sir W. C. Beresford only,
Aisistant- Surgeon David Barry, from the 581 h Foot, vise Mai-
ben, removed from that Service. Dated a., above.

The King's German Legion.
ed Regiment of Dragoons—Assistant-Surgeon John D. Lange,
from the :id Light Battalion, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice
Seeler, appointed on the Staff. Dated March t 6, 1613.

sd Regiment of Light Dragoons— Flom, Gent, to be Cor-
net. Dated March 22, 1813.
Ist Battalion of Light Infantry—Charles Ebel!, Gent. to be En-
sign, vice Baumgarten, promoted. Dated as above.
2d Ditto--- Collier, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dyck, promo-
ted. Dated March 18, 1813.
Ist Battalion of the Line—Serjean; A. from t►e Ist
Light Dragoons, to t►e Ensign. Dated 9, 1813.

mrssonANnum.
Veterinary Surgeon John Feron, of the 15th Regiment of Light
Dragoons, who was superseded, as stated in the Gaze,te of
23d February last, is reinstated in his rank.
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Ensign John Cradock, of the 12th Regiment of Foot, is superse-
ded, being absent without leave. Dated March 25, 1813.

ERRATA in the Gazettes of the 16th and 23d instant.

24th Foot—For Hospital-Mate Denials Kearney, to be Assistant
Surgeon ; read, Hospital-Mate Dennis Kearney, to be Assis-
tant-Surgeon.

94th Foot—For Hospital-Mate John Cross, to be Assistant-Sur-
geon ; read, Hospital-Mate James Cross, to be Assistant-
Surgeon.

95th Foot—For Hospital-Mate James Armstrong, to be Aids.
tans-Surgeon; read, Hospital-Mate John Armstrong, to be
Assistant-Surgeon.

18th Foot—For Ensign William Johostone, from the sth Garri-
son Battalion, to be Lieutenant; read, Ensign Colin John•
stone, from the sth Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenaut.

l'he King's German Legion, 2d Light Digoons—For Cornet
Baron Thuniniel, to be Lieutenant, dated March 18, 1813 ;
read, Cornet Baron Thuinnwl, to beLieut.in4nrs datotialniob
10,1818.

Hurrierwillri.-

The two Limbricks, Officers belonging -to the,
Public Office, Bow-Street, having received infor-
tnation that Hu, White,- charged with being con-
cerned in robbing the Leeds Mail, was at Bristol, they
went there in pursuit. On their arrival, they disco.
vered that Birlilt and Goodman, two well-known
thieves, were living there, and they bad no doubt.but
White was with. them. Birkitt had passed himself
as a Captain, and had taken a house there. On Sa-
turday they watched Goodman and his wife from
the house into Bristol, and took them into custody,
Goodman being suspected of being concerned in rob-
bing the Canterbury Bank. After lodging them in
the prison, they returned, and gave a double knock
at the door, which was answered by Birkitt, whom
they secured atter a desperate resistance ; but, in the
interim, White escaped by getting over a shed back-
wards, and went through a house, to the owner of
which he stated that he was pursued by bailiffs. On
' searching the house, they discovered implements with
which they had been making skeleton keys,•also three
portmanteaus, several watches, &c. which the pri-
soners.disclaiming, they were removed to the prison.
Goodman and his wife will be brought to town, to
be examined relative to the robbery of the Canter.
bury Bank.
Early yesterdly morning the house of the Mar-
chioness of Dowssnlite, in lianover-square, was
broken open, and robbed of property to an immense
amount. The robbers gained entrance from the back
premises, by means of a ladder, which had been left
by a lamplighter, about one o'clock, close to the pre-
mises, and on his going to the spot, goon after two, it
was missing, out it was afterwards found against the
wall of the house which the robbers had got over.
They are supposed to have been in the Marchioness's
bed-room, as a heavy box was found placed against
toe dour of it to prevent its being opened. All the
boxes in the dressing-room were plundered ri their
c, intents, consisting of jewels, watches, &c. &c. and
almost every box in the house.