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London, England, 1805-03-18 00:00:00

Frei de LONDON GAZETTA MARCH 16.

ADMIIIaLTT-OFTICII, MARCH 14.
111111114 el lamer frees PITILI Ramie, Efq. Viee-Adtolral
(tithe Rad, aad Ostaseader in Old of his Majetra ibipt
laded& la the lift ladies, to WILLIAM Mak Mtn. Iry
dsted on baud Ids Majdtfe dap Tato/NT. Oetober t 8,1804.

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On the 17th, Motiftear Looms had feized on fame
" country boats off Maffulipatamiltoad, who gave him
the intelligence of his Majelly's (hip WILHELMIN•
baying left that road a few days before for Vizaga:
?nem Road, with the Princers Charlotte -Indianan
an convoy, and accordingly he dafited into that road
in the forenoon of the 18th, and commenced a fit•
Timis attack with the Marengo and frigates on his
Majefty's Bap the CENTURION, (of so guns) whom
I had a few days before lubllituted tier the Wica et.-
Nana, haying ordered the latter to proceed to Cal-
cutta with the Bengal and Afia Indiaman, who had
Tome treafure on board. For the particulars of what
followed I beg leave to refer their Lordfhips to Cap-
tain Jamas LIND'S letter of the t9th, whom I had
given an thing order to command that (hip in the
abreact of Captain J. S. Remise, left dangeroufly
ill at tick quarters. The gallant and fpirited con-
duit difplayed by Captain NAND, his officers and
crew, in the defence of his Majefty's Chip CENTU-
mom againfl to great a Tuperiotity of force, under
every advantage on the part of the affailants, with
the complete defeat given the French Admiral and
(quadri-in in the conclufion, merits every encomium,
and I truft will he honoured with their Lordflrips'
fulleft approbation. For my own part I do not he-
Sate to rank this btilliant anion with the moll fa-
mous of the defeafive kind recto ded in the glorious
annals of the &kith Navy.
His Majesty's fhip CIOrrVITOW. In Vicappatam-
Ro2d, sevenths 19, tBo4.
Sir—Yefterday morning, while at anchor in this
Roadited, and waiting till the Indiaman, the Princefs
Charlotte, and the country Chip the Barnaby, the
two (hips you direfted me to convoy to Madras,
- were loaded, three fhips were perceived under the
land in the fouth wel), coming down before the wind,
with all fail fet. About halt pal nine A. M. it was
ken that the grange fliips were enemies, and were a
line of battle (tip, and two frigates; the line of bat•
tk (hip hoilted, with her colours, a flag at the miaen
topmaft-head; iind I believe was die Marengo, Ad-
miral Limos, and I (hall In call her in this Fetter.—
The frigate appeared to be of thirty.fit or forty
guns. For She Information of the convoy the fignal
of an enemy being in fight was h. Med, and fon°
afterwards one for the convoy, as they were bell able
to put into a port in view. This was done that the
nisi !hips drat we had taken under convey might get
chte isr (bore foe proteaion, or, if neceffary, to be
rna on it : the Barnaby complied with this fignal ;
the ran in (bore, but unfortunately afterwards gut
into the furl, and was totally 1011.
About ten A. M. the headmoll of the enemy's
thecae, a frigate, was about half a mile from the
Csarverov, without any colours flying. Several
Blot were fired at her. About the fame time the
cable was cut, and topfails finned home, which were
already look for the purpofe; by this means the
broadfide was brought to bear Upon the enemy, and
prevented the fhip being boarded or raked ; by this
wraneenne, likewife, a frigate, that was within a
eables length of the Cenrultiost, and appeared to
have an intention to bond, got a dole arid well-di-
rated broadfide into her : the anion loon became
general ; the three enemy's Chips dirthing their fire,
on the Cseruaroa, their only objeCt, for the Prin-
ters Charlotte Indiaman had very early (truck her
colours. The CENTURION flood in Rare, the Ma.
reap and one frigate on the (larboard quarter, the
other frigate on the larboard; they were all lets than
half a mile diftant, and kept firing, which the'CITI-
- Tuition returned. Her fire was chiefly direited
againft the hfarengc. About a quarter before, eleven
the French !hips flood to Tea ; and immediately after
this I got on board, though with much difficulty and
danger. I bad been on More to expedite the failing
of the convoy, and was not preknt in this cprly part
of the anion, for, till now, the CENTURION had been
wider the dirthion of Lieut. ja ars s Rosser Pita Lairs,
the Firli Lieutenant ; and, being I proceed any far-
ther in this anion, permit me to notice the judicious
outdo& of this defer/ring and old officer, and his gal-
lant defence of the Mist againft fo fupevior force as
that of the enemy. I hope, Sir, his conduit will be
thought worthy of a reward, and that be will be
'teemed deferving of promotion. On my coming
on board I found the fails and rigging fo very much
cut as to render the (hip not in a (late to be worked,
and therefore anchored at the back of the furf, about
a mile and a half to the north tail of the town ; this
&union was the heft I had in my power to take,
both for defence, and to prevent her falling into the
poffefflon of the enemy if overpowered.
- A battery of three guns at the town, under the
command of Colonel CAMPBELL, of his Majefiy's
74111 regiment, had kept a fire on the enemy whilß
within reach in the Roadlled, but now we were
too far diftant to receive any fupport from it.—
I tent on (bore to requell guns might be brought
on the beach nearer as ; this 9/16 a thing, I have
been fence convirced of, totally impraaicable, or
it would have been done. We prepared again for
anion ; ar.l, whillt thus employed, the enemy, in the
offing, wore and flood towards us ; the Marengo,
after having repeatedly tticd the range of ha. gun.,
came to an anchor ahreaft of us, and about a mile
GRant r clewed up her top fails, furled her entitles,
and commenced cannonading. This thieatening
pearance of being determined to perrevere and to
fucceed, only ferved to animate the officers and men
of his Majefty's (tip to greater exertions of defence
with the lower deck guns, the only ones that would
roach the enemy, for the was too far ditlant for the
tarronacks, but all the enemy's (hot reached us. In
the mean time one of the frigates kept under fail on
our quarter, and nearer than the Marengo, and an-
noyed us much by her fire ; the other frigate car-
ried of the Indiaman from her anchorage in the road.
At a quarter pall one P. M. nearly two hours
after this cantsonading had commenced, and which
had been kept up with vigour on both fides, the Ma-
rengo cut her cable, !wilted her jib, and flood to lea.
By tome of her lag (hot our cable was cot, and we
made Come fail, and got further off Sore before we
brought up with the (feet anchor. When the Ma-
Tango firß made fail I fuppofed fhe intended to make
a Sort firetch, tack, and renew the anion nearer,
sads.mads all secetrary preparations to receive her,

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but the, fligatel d prize Indianian, Rood to Cm;
and a little hefty • fun f‘t bore up to the north ma,
toward, the hot am of the bay. What-damage the
enemy has (uflained, 'or from what caufe they: de-
clined further cmitefl u ith us I cannot tell.
-After this full account of the tranfaelinns of the
day, I feel it a duty incumbent on me• not only to
repeat the high fenfe I liave 'of Lieutenant Pamirs',
Cervices, but likenife to inform you that the other
Lieutenants ofthis flip, Lieutenants Davin PILIWOL
RICHARD COOT!, and Wtt.LlAtt FAMIIAOTHIII CAI-
Ant., difplayed great gAllantry and fpirit on the cc-
cafion ; the hall mentioned, Lieutenant CARROL 4 1110'
a young officer, has fern much fervice, and as his
comndtion of Lieutenant is not yet confirmed by my
Lords Cammiffinners of the Admiralty, may I re-
quest that yao will he pleafed to reprefent his great
merit. to induce their Lordthips to do it. To the'
zeal and energy of Lieutenant WARRING of the ma-
rines, lam much indebted. To infert any thing in
this letter in praili, of the behaviour of the veteran
and gallant crew of his Majeily's (hip Cseruaton,
mull be needleft to you, Sir, who are well acquaint-
ed with it, but I eitthot refrain firms faying that they
difplayed great experience, and cool courage, and
the good chfcipline oT the (hip was confpicuous, and
does great credit to d.eir proper commander, Capt.
RAMIS!. His Majek's (hip has received confider-
able damage in her unt.ts, yards, and rigging. 'The
fore mall, mizemnai, and mainyaric are badly
wounded, as well as fearral (mailer malls and yards;
feveral fhot remain in tllc bottom between wind and
water, one 'came thront:4; into the punter's Itorh-
room ; but for your full information of particulters,
there accompanies this detailed reports of damases
fuftained in the gunner's, boatfwaia's anti carpenter's
departments, as far as they have been yet afcertained.
It is with *Are I acquaint you that very few men;
canfidering the long adhon, have Coffered, none were
killed, and only nine wounded, one of them is finer
dead, the others are not inapparent danger. I have
received all the affillance that this place could afford
me from Colonel A. CAM PIELL,• of his Majefty's
uth Highland Regiment, Commanding Officer of
the diliriee, and tiom all the Company's kr vant s, both
Civil and Military, at this fettlement. I am, &c.
(Signed) JAMES LIND.
Titlott4 r, Madras Roads, Odober t, dos
Sir—l am to acknowledge the receipt of your let-
ter of the 19th ultimo, informirg particulars of your
proceeding in execution of my orders, and of the very
noble defence you m.tde in his blajelly's (hip CENTU-
RION, under your command, in Vizagapatam Road
the preceding day, againft the formidable a:tack of
fo fupet tar a frrce of the enemy,as defcribed in your
letter, led on by the French Adiiiirat, Ltmots, in the
Marengo the gallant and fpirited conduct difplay-
ed on this occation by yourfelf, officers, and crew,
merits the highell applaufe, wherein you not only
raved his Majefty's tints under your command from
falling into the enemy's hand, as well as from (hip.
wreck, by running her on 'bore, as a very obvious
refource that frered to prevent it, butgave the French
Rear Admiral a complete defeat. f. flail not fail
to forward your letter to the Secretary of the Admi-
ralty, for their Lordfhips' information by the prcfent
opportunity, and have no doubt hut their Lordthips
will bellow on you fome honourable acknowledge-
ment of their approbation of your gallant conduit.
I remain, &c. (Signed) 7.kTsa
To J. Und, Efq. etint•Captaiii of his hibjelty's (Lip Centurion.
ADMIRALTY-OFFICIo MAACIS 16.

The following Letters and Lilt containing ac•
counts of captures made from the enemy, hive been
tranfmitted to this Office by Vice Admiral RA Milt
Commander in Chief of his Majctly's fhips and ref:
fels in the Ealt Indies:

His Majetty's Ship Is Dedahrneure, fdr Cochin, Dee. ts, iSo3.
Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, that I
captured this morning a (mall French privateer
(l'Efpeigle) of four guns, fume (mall arms, and
thirty-fm men; and commanded by FRANCOIS Do-
snts. She failed from the Mauritius on the Bth of
November, and had not made a capture.
I have dishonour to be, (Signed) P. usrwoon.

His Majcity's Ship Caroline, Bay of Bengal. Little Anda-
eon, N. 19 Dog. so Min. F. so Leaguts, Jan. 3,1804.
Sir—l have the plenfure to inform you, this morn-
ing at two o'clock we fell in with the French priva•
teer brig, les Freres Ums, of one hundred aid forty
tons, pierced for fisteen, but with only eight guns on
board, and one hundred and thirty-four men, fifteen
of whom are officers, and forty foldiers from Etour-
&aux, in July, and from Mauritius 11th November,
on a maize, but had taken nothing. It took us till
near fix A. M. to clofe with and capture this yard
who fails fall, and made every effort to get from tic,
firing all his guns into us, and as we bailed, but
(thank Gen) without hurting any one. They bad
one man lb it by our mufquctry, and, with ourfelves,
received much injury to boats, booms, rigging, &c.
&c. I Ai; &c. (Signed) a. W. PAWL.

His Majeity's Ship St. Harem ts, off Mount
Dilly, loth January, 1804.
Sir—l have great pleafure ifi acquainting you,
that the French national veffel Palk par Tout, (a
Chef& Marce,) was this day at noon captured by
the boat a of his Majefty's Sip under ray command,
witheut the lots of a tingle man, after a moll deter-
mined relifiseee. in which the enemy loft two men
killed, with the Firt and Second Captains, and three
others very dangeronfly wounded, the Captain, I
fear, mortally, having a ball through Ms bbdy.—
About ten A. M. perceiving the ehaee to have got
her (weeps out, and the land wind falling, I fent three
boats in purfuit ; the barge and (mall cutter with
Lieutenants Dort.e and Beau, (my Firft and Second
Lieutenants,) being up &If, moll gallantly laid her
on board in the face of a very heavy fire from two
bract) fix-pounders, fevers' fwircls, and repeated vol.
lies of mulquetry, when in leis than two minutes they
laid down their arms. Great praife is due to my
officers and people employed on this occafion ; and I
have not the lea doubt of their faccefs, had the
enemy been of a much greater force. One of the
bargemen is wounded on the back of his hand by a
cutlafs. She proved to be the Paffe par Tout, of
two brats fix-pounders and fix bract) fwirels, with
twenty-five men, I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) 105. BINGHAM.
His Mtjegtje Ilifp Catoctin. between Cone awl
Preparis Wands. Feb. 4, 1304.
Sir—l have the pleafure to inform you that his
%jelly's flop u3der my command has had the good
fortune to capture the French privateer lkip la Ge-
neral Decaen, of three hundred and fray tons.twenty
two guns, and two huntkedmr.n, this forernoan.-.-

e tip fell to nt by the rupesior tailing of the CA.
aor:rto a, both being under all poffible fail, going large,
our chace guns hulling her, (he (truck. Came from
the We of France, la( from Mergui, is Rored and
victualled for five months, and had not made a cap-
ture. .I am &c. (Signed) II W. PAGE.
ViCt AdIDIP:IRAINISA, Commander in MI, Etc. dm.
His Majefty's Chip SIIRERNISS, off Point de Calk,
May 6, 1804.
Sir--Crtrifing here purfuant to, your dirations, for
the proration of trade in general, and of the extra
Irrdiamtn the Glory in particular, I captured yel.
terday the French privateer brig l'Alfred (he was
commanded by Captain CRIVIL, mounts fourteen
guns, carries eighty men ; (he left the Mauritius in
December lag, and the only prizes (he has made ate
the brigs Friendlhip, on the zyth March, and En-
deavour, on the 16th April, bath from Medias to
Prince of Wales's Wand, and of little value ; (he fails
well, and is a remarkable fine veffel. I have the he-
naur to he, &c. (Signed) . JAMES LIND.
Vice Admiral RAINIER, Commander in Chief of Ms Majtfly's
Chips and each lathe Eall :ndies.
A lia of the enemy's Mips and 'etas taken, deftroyed. and re-
captured by hi, Majcity's !hips under the command of Vi.:e Ad-
Mira RAINIER, in the EaR Indic', betriten the tit of Dec an-

bee, 5803, and the ift of November, 1804:
French Chip Clarilte, of is guns, and 137 men . • taken by the
Albion and Sceptre, December 25, 18.)3, in lat 1 neg. 1 3 min. S.
104.95 deg. al min. E..-French chaffe maree Palle par Tout, of
tiro guns, fix ruled', and as men: taarn by the St. Fioretnets„
January 14, 1804, of Mount Dilly.—French brig l'Efpr;le, of
four guns (four.pounde.s) and 36 men; taken by to Dedaigneufe,
December 14, 1803, off Cochin—French brig la Freres lints. of
eight guns (nine and fia-pounders, pierced for Extern gun.), 114
men, and 14p tons : taken by the Caroline, January 6, 1804, in
the Bay of Bengal—French fhip General aen, of 26 guns,
(rdoe•pounders and heavy carronades), 2ocyrnen, and s6o tons :
taken by the Cs:rolint, February 4. 1804, between the Cotes aed
Andaman Ines...-French trig l'Alired, of 14 guns (fix and four-
pounders) 7; men, and zio tons: taken by the Sbeerucfs, May 56
‘BO4, off Paha d. Calla.—French Ichnotier Zerbyr, of four men
and go tons,lasien with it4olVci : taken by the Terpfichore, An-
glin 27, 18:14, uf Grandy Port.-.Fruich brig le Jenne Clemen-
tine, of is mss, laden with Igo Ravi*: taken by the Sir Edward
Hughes Indiarnan, July t., 5804, in lat. 4 deg. 18 min. S. long.
64 deg. E. (Signed) PETIR RAINIER.
Copy era letter train Mr. Tu oss AS MUSGRAVE, Commander of
the KITTY private fhip of war, to WILLIAM MARSDEN, Efq.
dated at Falmouth, the 14th instant.

Sir—l havi the honour to acquaint you, for the
information of the Lords of the Admiralty, that on
Sunday the loth instant, iii the latitude of 48 deg.
North, and longitude to deg. 15 min. Neff, we fell
in with the Spanish private (hip of war Felicity, mount-
ing twenty guns and one hundred and fetrenty men,
commanded by Josk ViscEttro as CINZA, our ten
days from St. Andero, and after an engagement of
one hour and a half, flue (truck to the KITTY private
chip of war, of London, under my command. lam
concerned to add, that we had one man killed and
two dangeroully wounded. In plaice to the Officers
and asp% company, I mull fay their conduit deferves
the approbation of their Lordfhips, when you take
into confederation that not twenty of them ever law
a gun fired before. Ana riot twice that number ever
were at fea before we ieft the Downs, on the
.3d ina.
(Signe.) THOMAS M USG RAYS.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-osrice, MARCH 15.
Ertl Regiment of Dragoon Guards.
To be Licute:aut., without purchafc—Cornets Thomas turkr,

Henry Ardldar., and G.mrge
7th' Ditto—Cernet John ,B. to be Lieutenant, without
pureti are.
ilcsiment of Drapoons.--Lieutenant Frederick Patron, from

the loth Foot. to he Lieutenant. without porchafa; Comm
Samuel Webb, from the z tit Light Drigoons, to to.! Ditto.
3d Dittrb.—John Otey, Gent. to he Cornet, by pot ehuie, vice Hub-

lyn, who retires
6th Ditto--Lieatenuit Richard Fcrmor to be Captain of a Troop,
without purchafd ; Cornet and Adjutant jatnes Nugrnt to be
Lieutenant without purch.if,:.
sta. Regiment of Light Dragoons—Quarter•M'ttcr--- Whi-
taker to be Corral, without purchase, vice W,bb, promoted In
the t Dragoons.
tft Regiment of Foot—Captain John Lee, from the Royal African
Corps, to be Captain of a Company, without put char:.
3d Ditto-..Captaln Wiliam Stewart to be hl.tjor,by purchase,

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vice Groves, who rce.r.:4; Lieutenant Thomas 'fockett to be

Captain of a Company, vide Stuart.
6th Ditto.—Enfign Thomas Fletcher to be Lieutenant, without
purchafe ; Enfign R. W. Gordon, from the Bth Foot, to be
Ditto; Archibald Jolinfon,Gent to be E.n6go, without purchafe,
vin hi'lleati, promoted; William Philip Jame! !.odder, Gent.
to be Enßgn, without purchafe, vice Prefton, promoted.
7th Regiment of Foot— Thomas Kynafton, Gent. to be Lieutenant,
by purchafe, vice Hautenvilie, who retires; William Cleathcr,
Gent. to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Morphew, who
refire.
Bth Ditto—Henry Fitzpatrick, Gent. to be Enfign, without put.
chafe, vice Gordy, promoted In the 6th Foot.
tab Ditto—John Robinfon, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe,
vice Vrryas, promoted in the 99th Foot.
leth Ditto...lieutenant John Smith, front the 33d Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Cuttello, who retires.
ath Ditto—Edmond dnnftrong, Gent. to be Enlign, without
purchafe, vice Frederick John Arnißrung, whole appointment
has not taken place.
entli Ditto—Captain Samuel South, from the Royal Regiment of
Malta, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Ha-
milton, promoted in the tooth Foot,
Sift Ditto—.Lientcnant Thomas Nairue, from the loth Foot, to

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be tft Lieutenant, without purchafe, and 2d Lieutmant Allan
Cox to be Ditto.
*3d Ditto—Enfign John d'Areey, from half-pay of the 99th Foot,
to be Second Lieutenant, purchak vice Shaw, whole
appointment has not taken place, audScrjcant Samuel Burgcfb
to be Quarter-Mafter.
3oth Ditto—Snags Alexander Fcttes to be Lieutenant, without
porelhafe, vice Bird. promoted in the 96th Foot, and Wm. Carey
Collins, Gait. to be Enfigo, vice Fates.
Ditto—Enfign Edward Knox fih be Lieutenant, by pnrchafe,
vice Stafford, promoted, and Wolf Keuny, Gun. to be Enfip,
vim Koos.
38tkDitto.—Enfign George Connellan, from the esth Foot, to be
Lieutenant, without purehafe.
39th DittoEnlign John 1 timer to be Lieutenant, withont pur-
chafe, vice Airey, promoted in the 9th Foot, and William
Jobalton Hughes, Gent, to be Enfign, vice Tumer.
44th Ditto...Enfign H. F. Greenfbicids to be Lieutenant. without

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parebafe, vice Andrews, promoted in the tooth Fax, and Jolui
Garland, Gent. to be Folly, vice Greenihields.
4Sth Ditto—Ecifign William Grant, from the 3d Foot, to he Lieu-
tenant, without purehafe, vice Greeniog, who mime; H•nry
Herrick. Gent. to be F.nfign, vrith:,ut rur:i afc, vice ConnviLiu,
promoted in the 38th F. of ; and Afilitant Surgeon J. J.
Wyldc, from the 14te loth Garrifou Battalion, to be Affillant-
Surican•
Sulk Ditto--Lieutenant William Ambrofe, from the 53d Foot, to
be Lieutenant, without purchafc.
sad Ditto—Jame M'Nair, Gent. to be Entign, without pinnace,
Wee PittAirlll,deceafed, and Horplul-Mate George Steed to be
Afilftunt Surgeon, vice Mi:hurn, who nfigns.
334—Major George Ridout Bingham, from the 111 d Foot, to be
Uegtenant•GJoncl, by purchafe, vice Serous, who retires;
Enlign and Adjutant John Crofs tt. have therunk of Lieutenant;
Enka Almander Thompfon to be Lieutenant. vi.thuut pur.
chafe, vice Hare, promoted in the Oth Faye ; kcchad Geurze
Hoary, Gent. to be F.nllgn, vice Thompfon.
sob Ditto.-Andrew Skein, Gent, to be Enfigo, without purchafe,
• vim Frafer, prmntcd.
Ditto—ficrjeabt ---••••• Joknfton, from the 18th Fcx,t, to be
<tinter-Matter.
nth Ditto..—Lieutenant John Jackfon, to be Atljtiteir, vice
B&W', promoted in the Royal Rei;iment of Nla:ta.

38th Dkto-oEdward Fitzgerald, Gedt.to be Enfign, by purchafe,
vice Hobfon, promoted.
6zd Ditto—Captain Albert D'Aiton, from the 2d Garrifon Bat.
talian, to he Capialn of a C .npany.
63d Ditto—Major Thtimas Liligh St. George, from the 90th Foot,
to be lieutenalit4:oli.liel, by porthole; Lieutenant James W.
Fairtiono to he Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice At.
kitifon, who retires ; Robert Edit, E(q to be Payniallef of the
ad Battalion.
64th Ditto... Captain John jantefon, from the IR Weft India Reo
giment, to be Captain u• a Company, vice Petting, dereafed.
67th Dftto--David Ccnt. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice
M`Mah,n. appointed to the Bth Light Dragoons; William
BouPon, Gent. to he Enfign, without pstrehafe, vice Maiowar.
ing, promoted.
yoth Ditto—Captain Caleb T. Wood, from the 4th Weft India
ReAiment, to he Captain rif a Company, vice Boate, deceafal
C. Hawkins, Gent. to lie EnCgn, by purch.fe, vice J. Nicholls.
promoted.
75th Ditto—Harry Elderton, Efq. to be Paymalter.
7ith I/MG—Lieutenant Wilbant Imiaeh to be Captain of a Com-
pany, without purcliafe, vice Bertram, promoted in the meth
Pont; Four' jo,i it Sinclair to be Lieutenant, vice Indica ; Lwt la
Cameron, t;ert to be Enfign, vice Sinclair.
81 it Ditto-- Ale%andcr Ganlir.er, Gent. to be Enfign, by. pureha!
vice Jones, protnoted in the ail Foot.
Sad Ditto—John birch. Gent. to, be Enfigo, without Mire t.:_.
vice Cullimorc, promoted in the 97th Font.
86th Ditto—Lieutenant Janke A. Burke to be Captain of a Comr
piny, without puretnifc, vice Mtgunachie,appoiutid to the 7th
Royal Veteran Battalion.
87th Di:to —flofpital Mate Wilde to be ASRant Surgeon.
58th Ditto—Captain Mordauut M. Pointe, frms the 3d Garri-
fon Battalion, to he Captain of a Company, without purchttfe.
I. Mien I I enry Curti. Hale to be Lieutt nant, by purehafe. vice
Llewellyn, promoted in the 18th Foot.
.89th Ditto—Richard Prowl, Gout. to be Ease, by purdah, vice
Browne, promate.l.
934 Ditto..-Enfign William Johnfton, from the 26th Foot, to It
I.ieutettent, by porthole, vice Hachette, promoted.
93th Ditto--Ambew Blake, Gent. to be A ffiftatir Surgeon.
99th Ditto—Survon Andrew Browne, from the late Bth Garr}.
fon Bittalion, to be Surgeon ; Athflaut Surgeon William Paz-
rot, from ditto, to be Militant Surgeon; AMltant Surgeon Mi-
ch:id Donne, from the late 13th Garrifon Battalion, to be Af.
(*tibia Surgeon.
tenth Ditto—surgeon William Stewart, from the late 9th Gard.
foil Batt Ilion, to tie Surgeon ; Afiatant Surgeon John Burnide.
(rum Ditto, tot.: Atiitt:nt Surgeon ; AlBRant Surgeon William
Hendrick, from the late i6th Garrifon Battalion, to be Miami
Surgeon.
4th Welt India Regiment—Lieutenant Alerander Helper, front
the ill. Well India Regiment. to be Captain of a Company,with.
out purchafe, vice Wood, appointed to the yeas 'Foot.
Royal African Corfu...A(llll2in Surgeon Gabriel Allard. Brom Cat
York Ranger,, to be Affillaitt Surgeon.
ad Garrifon Battalion—Lieutenant -- Rudd, from the 4th Foot,
to be Adjutant, with the rank of Lieutenant.
yth Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain William Thomas Taylor.
from half-pay of tUtt Sift Foot, to be Captain of a Company,vica
Pine, placed on the Retired Lilt.
BREVET.
Major-General John Doyle tube Lieutenant-General in the Mani
of Guerufey only.
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