Star.
London, England, 1815-08-08 00:00:00

NAVAL APPDINrmsYrs, El,•

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Lieutenants Allen Otty, Henry I.e Vescente,Mlller,Worseley,
Thomas Wren Carter, Chas. Strangeways, Chas. Foote, and Jas.
Gabriel Gordon, are promoted to the rank of Commanders.
First Lieutenants James Cinnamond, Henry 1.. Httnisain, and
Edward Rees, of the Royal Marines, !seek retired Second Lieu.
tenants Walter Biddulph, Jobs M'Croad, Jab S. Field, and
John Connell, have also retired.
Messrs. F. P. Bendy. and W. H. Newaltans,-sare appointed
Masters of the Royal Navy, and the latter to the Cherub.
List of Midshipmen passed for Lieutenants tut Wednesday:—
Wm. Ayling, Pomona; M. F. Deane, Martin; Joseph Bestir-
brook, Rifleman; Lewis David, Satellite; F. Only, and C. Brown,
Duncan ; C. Howell, Antelope; Charles Blatchley. Hyacinth ;
Gowan M'Uonald, Nymph; D. Milekeilar, Magnificent; Wm.
Cvockatt, Dispatch; Henry Hodder, and Thos. A. Lewis, Fide.
sant; Thos. Wood, Sea Horse; Henry M. Short, Albion; James
Elwin, and Ralph Honeywel', Prince • Caleb Hiller, Quest
Charlotte.
Charlotte. This gentleman was taken with Capt. Wright, to the
Vineejo, and says his Captain was actually killed in the Temple,
by the torture, and by order of Bonaparte, ten months after he
was taken a prisoner in battle, by a superior force; and also
states that the French Surgeon rpbo related the circumstance to
the English Officers, wu obliged to make his escape, fearing he
should be put to death, to prevent his being a living witness of
the scene.
Captain John Mackellar, to the Romney.
Captain Houston Stewart, to the Royalist.
Captain Pigot, to the Nymph.
Lieutenant Wade, to the Saracen.
Lieutenant Ede, to the Ganyesede.
Lieutenant Kentpthorne, to the Bacchante.
Lieutenant John Tulloch, to the Archer.
Lieutenant G. H. Jerkin, to the Ceylon.
Lieutenant James H. Hunter, to the Cherub._
Lieutenant J. Porter, to the Crescent.
Lieutenant Peter Stork, to the Grampus.
Lieutenant George Robinson Oh to the Morena.
lieutenant Robert D. Rawlins, to the Namur./
Lieutenant Henry Ogilvie, to tke Nightingale.
Lieutenant Charles Andro,to the Perseus.
Lieutenant Charles Lambert, to the Pincher.
I.ieutenant M. Miller, to Taller Down 'Telegraph.
Lieutenant 'l'. W. Carne, to Lambert's Castle 'Telegraph.
Lieutenalt J. W. Rouse, to 1)alwood Common Telegraph.
lieuftnant R. C. Ross, to St. Cyrus Telegraph.
lieutenant 3. H Paddon, to Rockbene Telegraph.
Lieutenant W. Pullen, to Halden Telegraph.
Lieutenant J. B. Boyd, to Ksiighton Telegraph.
lieutenant Dyer Bond to Marley Telegraph.
Lieutenant T. Osmer, to Lee Telegraph.
Lieutenant Wm. Speck, to Saltram Telegraph.
I.ieutenant J. B. Harrison, to Plymouth Dock Telegraph.
Mr. F. E: Pearce, to be Muter of the Childers.
Mr ;Wm. Steer, to be Master of the Iphigenia.
Mr. Charles Waldron, to be Master of the Racoon.
Mr. John Olive, to be Parser of the Port Mahon.
Mr. limes Mithnaa, to be Purser of the Grampus.
Mr. James Fuller, to be Purser of the Alldcore.
Mr. E. H. Brien, to be Surgeon of the Briton.
Mr. • Thomas Mandl, to be Surgeon of the Brune.
Mr. James Harvey, to be Surgeon of the Pelorus.
Mr. Andrew Gurnee, to be Surgeon of the Redwing.
The Rev. John Morgan, late of the Tonnant, to be Chaplain
of the Prince, the flag ship of Adnsfral Sir E. Thomnborougb,
K. C. B. •
A very liberal promotion of Midshipmen to the
rank ut Lieutenant has lately been made, and it is
reported that a very extensive superannuation of
Lieutenants, with the rank of Commander, will
speedily take place. The total numbers. of Lieute-
nants is 4911.